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Morehead State Univers1ty W omen' s Basketball Media Guide 1986-87 Lady Eagles Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Site Tlme November Saturday, 29 Bellarm1ne College Away 2:00 p m

De ce mber Tuesday, 2 Univers1ty of Charleston Away 7:00 pm Frlday, 5 West Virginia State College Home 7:00 p.m. Sunday, 7 Western Kentucky University Away 3·30 pm Tuesday, 9 Xavier University Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 13 University of Evansville Tournament Away TBA Sunday, 14 (Bali State, Evansville, Tenn. State) Thursday, 18 Univers1ty of Lou1sville Away 7:30 p.m Saturday, 20 Bowling Green State University Home 1:00 p.m.

Janua r y Monday, 5 Concord College Home 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, 7 Universlty of Kentucky Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 10 Youngstown State University Home 5:00 p.m. Monday, 12 Universlty of Akron Home 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 17 M1ddle Tennessee State Universlly Away 6:00 p.m. Monday, 19 Tennessee Tech Univers,ty Away 6:00 p.m Thursday, 22 University of Cincinnati Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 24 Austln Peay State Unlversity Home 5:00 p.m. Monday, 26 Murray State Unlversity Home 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 31 Eastern Kentucky University Home 5:00 p.m.

February Wednesday, 4 Marshall Universlly Away 7:30 p .rn . Saturday. 7 Murray State University Away 6·00 p .m. Monday. 9 Aust1n Peay State University Away 6.00 p .m Saturday, 14 Univers1ty of Akron Away 5:00 p.m Monday, 16 Youngstown State University Away 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 21 Tennessee Tech Unlversity Home 5:00 p.m. Monday, 23 Middle Tennessee State Unlversity Home 5:00 p.m. Saturday. 28 Eastern Kentucky University Away 7:30 p .m.

Mar c h TBA Ohio Valley Conference Tournament TBA TBA Note: AII Times Are Eastern

About the Cover After hard work and dedication during the off-season, the Morehead State Lady Eagles are hop1ng th1s season will be an even stronger one after reach1ng the OVC Post-Season Tourna­ ment last year. The Lady Eagles would like to thank The Dynam1c Lady (located In Morehead) for allow1ng them to use their facility tor this photo. Cover photo taken by Ray Bradley. Morehead Contents

State Facts Athletic Administration ...... _ ...... 7 Academic-Athletic Center ...... 24 Coaching Records ...... _...... 45 Location: Morehead, Ky. 40351 Coaching Staff ...... 3-4 Founded: 1922 Lady Eagle Broadcasts ...... 48 Enrollment: 5,600 Media lnformation ...... inside back cover Nickname: Lady Eagles Morehead State University ...... 22 Colors: Blue and Gold Ohio Valley Conference ...... 25 Conference: Ohio Valley OVC Compos1te Schedule . . . . 40-41 NCAA Division 1 OVC Members ...... 23 Arena: Academic-Athletic Center (7 ,OOO) OVC Records ...... 42 Surface: Wood Opponents ...... , ...... 26-35 Press Row Phone: (606) 783-2500 Outlook ...... 2 1985-86 Record: 13-15 Player Profiles ...... 10-21 1985-86 OVC Record: 6-8 (fourth) President ...... 6 Letterwinners Returning: 8 Records...... 43-47 Letterwinners Lost: 4 Results, All-time ...... 46-4 7 Starters Returning: 3 (Tiphanie Bates, Results, 1985-86 ...... 38 Kelly Stamper, Sheila Bradford) Roster, Alphabetical ...... 8 Starters Lost: 2 Roster, Numerical ...... 8 Head Coach: Loretta Marlow Schedule ...... inside front cover Alma Mater: Tenn. Tech '78 Series Records ...... 45 Office Phone: (606) 783-2126 Statistics, 1985-86 Final ...... 37 Record at MSU: 30-31, 2 yrs. Team Photo ...... 36 Overall Record: 30-31, 2 yrs. Best Time to Reach: 8:30-11 :30 a.m. Assistant Coaches: Chancellor Dugan, Eastern Kentucky '84 Janice Towles,Morehead State '86 President: Dr. A. D. Albright Athletic Director: G.E. (Sonny) Moran Office Phone: (606) 783-2088 Assistant Athletic Director: David Brunk Office Phone: (606) 783-2088 Sports lnformation Director: Rick Hesterberg Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Credits Home Phone: (606) 783-1092 Assistant Sports lnformation Director: This publicat1on was written and edited by Scott Lawson sports information director Rick Hesterberg, Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 with editorial assistance from sports informa­ Home Phone: (606) 784-3358 tion assistant Scott Lawson. Cover Athletic Development Officer: photographs prov1ded by Ray Bradley; in­ Randy Stacy terior photographs by Ray Bradley, Kevin Office Phone: (606) 783-2388 Goldy and other st aff members Trainer: Keith Webster with MSU Photo Services. Printing by Assistant Trainer: Carole Banda Morehead State University Printing Services. 1986-87 Outlook

With eight lettermen returning, three of them starters, the 1986-87 Lady Eagle bounds per game and was MSU 's leading basketball team appears to have the nucleus scorer in three games last season which of players to again be among the upper divi- earned AII-OVC Freshmen team honors. sion teams in the Ohio Valley Conference. Bradford, a 6-0 senior from Cincinnati, However, if MSU is to return to the Ohio, started 24 of 27 games last season league's pasi season tournament, then a averaging 6.9 points and 7.6 rebounds per newcomer w1II have to play a promInent role game. Bates, a 5-6 senior from Whitesburg, at the center position. Ky., started 21 games and averaged 5. 7 " Obv1ously, the center posit1on Is our big- points and 2.5 rebounds per game last year. gest concern at this point," Marlow sa1d. "I MSU graduated Its leading scorer from last think we recruited well at thai position and it's year (Janice Towles 15.8 ppg/6.8 rpg), but a matter of our newcomers gain1ng ex- the Aflex, Ky., native will return as MSU's perience." graduate assistant coach. Coach Marlow will look tor contnbut1ons " Janice was our leader last year and lhe from rook1es Kim Patyk (6-2, Fr. , Parma players respect her very much ," Marlow Heights, Ohio) and Kristi Nance (6-0. Fr., praised. " She will help me a great deal th1s Kirksey, Ky.) at the center pos1tion. season as a coach, but we now need some- Patyk averaged 13.2 points and 12.4 re- one to step forward and show some leader- bounds per game at Valley Forge High ship on the floor." School where she was named to Associated Coach Marlow feels optim1stic about Press' second-team. MSU's chances In the OVC this season . Last Nance pumped in 13.9 points and year the Lady Eagles participated in the OVC grabbed 8.0 rebounds per game at Graves Post-Season Tournament by finish1ng In the County High School where she became a top four dunng the regular season. member of the one-thousand-po1nt-club. "I think once our young players obtain MSU's three returning starters are Kelly some expenence, we should be In the upper Stamper, Tiphanie Bates and Shella Brad- division of the OVC ," Marlow stated. " I th1nk ford. Stamper, a 5-10 sophomore from Middle Tennessee and Tennessee Tech w1II Mall1e, Ky , averaged 10.9 points and 4.9 re- be the teams to beat." 2 Coaching Staff

Loretta Marlow Head Coach The Lady Eagle basketball program begins its third season under the solid guidance of head coach Loretta Marlow. After posting a 14-13 record in her 1nit1al season. Coach Marlow led the Lady Eagles to the Ohio Valley Conference's Post-Season Tournament last year. "We feel we have the potential to be in the upper division of the OVC, " Marlow com­ mented. "We need to get a strong contnbu­ tion at the center position from our new recruits. " Marlow, 30, earned her bachelor's degree from Tennessee Tech Univers1ty In 1978 and her master's degree from MSU in 1979. She started as a graduate assistant coach in volleyball and basketball in the fali of 1978. During those five years, Marlow helped the Lady Eagle program enjoy five winning seasons, including two 20-win campaIgns. Beginning her third season as head coach. Marlow (30-31) feels a player is needed to come forward and establish herself as a team leader. "Janice (Towles) was our team leader last year," Marlow said. " Now thai she's our graduate assistant coach, we need someone to take over that responsibility." Marlow lettered four years In basketball and volleyball at Tennessee Tech, earnIng all-state honors In volleyball as a senior She was a standout basketball player at Wartburg (Tenn.) Central H1gh School earnIng all­ regIon honors as a senior. Marlow coached the MSU Lady Eagle soft­ ball team two seasons and took her squad to the AIAW Nahonal Slow Pilch Tournament. She was named " Kentucky Women's lnter­ colleg1ate Conference Divis1on 11 Coach of the Year, " after gu1d1ng the team to a state champ1onship. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W1ll1am T. Marlow of Wartburg, Tenn 3 Coaching Staff

Chancellor Dugan Assistant Coach Janice Towles Chancellor Dugan begins her first season Graduate Assistant as Lady Eagle assistant basketball coach, Coach although she is very familiar w1th the Ohio Valley Conference. Dugan played basketball at Eastern Ken­ Janice Towles w1II assist Coach Marlow tucky University, three years as a starter, this year after enjoying four successful before graduating with a bachelor's degree seasons as a player at Morehead State in physical education in 1982. She then mov­ Univers1ty. ed on to George West, Texas, where she ob­ Towles, a second-team AII-Oh10 Valley tained her first head coaching job at George Conference select1on last year, led the team West H1gh School. ln three seasons, Dugan in scorIng last season (1 5.8 ppg) and In guided her teams to a 36-19 record and a steals (53), wh1le finishing third In rebounding pair of Distr1ct Championsh1ps. (6.8 rpg). "Chancellor has an outgoing personality "By being a former player, Janice has a which will be very helpful with recruiting," good 1ns1ght to some of the players' prob­ MSU head coach Loretta Marlow remarked. lems, whether It be on or ott the court," MSU "She w1II be responsible for assIstIng in head coach Loretta Marlow sa1d. " Janice w1II recruItIng and on the floor work w1th our for­ be respons1ble for the academics of the wards and centers." players. She w1II also help wrth practice, Dugan, 27-years old, was the assistant working wrth the guards and swrng coach last year at the Univers1ty of Alabama forwards." on a part-tIme basis. The Lou1sv1lle, Ky., A natrve of Aflex, Ky., Towles was an all­ native is a graduate of Sacred Heart High state performer at Belfry High School where School where she was an outstanding she part1c1pated rn the Kentucky-Indiana swimmer. East-West AII-Star game. 4 Support Staff

Carol Banda Scott Lawson Trainer SID Assistant

Rachel Webb Emily Appelman Manager Manager

5 Dr. A.D. Albright President

A farmer member of the Carnegie Founda­ tion Nat1onal Advisory Panel and chairman of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Committee of Presidents, he has been a consultant to the Algenan M1nistry of Higher Education, the U.S. Department of Education, and the Ford Foundation as well as to state agencies in South Carolina and Tennessee. He has served on the boards of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Southern Regional Educat1on Board, the Kentucky Educational Telev1sion Authority, and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. He is mamed to the farmer Grace Carroll of Etowah, Tenn. They are the parents of twin sons: U.S. Army LTC C. Wesley Albright, who is stationed in Washington, D.C., and E. Thomas Albright, an executive with the Du Pont Company in Wilmington, Del.

Dr. A. D. Albright became president of Morehead State University on July 1, 1986. The 73-year old native of Virginia has been involved in higher education in Kentucky tor nearly three decades. From 1976 to 1983 he was president of Northern Kentucky Univer­ sity and most recently was consultant to the Office of the Mayor, Lexington-Fayette Ur­ ban County Government. A farmer executive director of the Ken­ tucky Council on Higher Educat1on , his career 1ncludes 16 years as an administrator at the University of Kentucky where he was executive dean tor extended programs, pro­ vost , Intenm president, executive vice presi­ dent, and vice president tor inst1tut1onal­ planning. He earned the Ph.D. degree from New York University, the M.S. degree from the Univers1ty of Tennessee, and the A.S. degree from Milligan College. A farmer Fulbnght Lecturer to Belgium, he holds honorary degrees from Berea College, Northern Kentucky University, Eastern Ken­ tucky University, and Thomas More College.

6 Athletic Staff

Moran was also an outstanding baseball G.E. "Sonny" Moran and basketball player at Moms Harvey. A graduate of Stonewall Jackson High, he Director of Athletics rece1ved h1s bachelor's degree in 1950 from Morris Harvey and a master's degree In education In 1957 !rom WVU. G.E. " Sonny" Moran is beginning h1s Moran Is mamed to the farmer Betty twelfth season as the director of athlet1cs at Morgan of Charleston. They have two Morehead State University. daughters and two granddaughters. The 59-year-old Moran has served In many d1fferent capacItIes In athlet1cs, 1nclud1ng his current role as member of the NCAA Coun­ c1I, a very presug,ous honor The 46-member Counc1I deals w1th matters of overall Assoc1a­ tIon pohcy and 1nterdivision Interests. Moran Is currently servIng on the NCAA's Classification Committee which is responsi­ ble for review1ng certain critena and re­ quirements for divisional status. Moran came to MSU in 1974 from West Virginia University where he served nine seasons on the Mountaineer's basketball coachIng staff, the last five as head coach. Moran began his coaching career In 1950 at Chamberlain Junior Hlgh School In Charleston, W.Va After serv,ng as head basketball coach and coach1ng numerous other sports at Elkview and Stonewall Jackson H1gh Schools, he became head coach and athlet1c director at Moms Harvey College, now known as the Un1vers1ty of Charleston. He posted a 148-74 career coaching record at Morris Harvey !rom 1957 through 1965 belore moving to WVU. He posted a 205-141 college coaching record and a 274-156 tatai career record. Last year Moran was 1nducted into the Univers,ty of Charleston's Sports Hall of Fame. Moran's coaching success d1d not go unrecognized. He was selected the College Coach of the Year in West V1rg1nia In 1962 and was the West Virginia lntercolleg1ate Athlet1c Conference Coach of the Year in 1964. He served as coach of the South squad in the North-South College AII-Star basketball game in Erie, Pa. , in 1972 Wh1le coaching at Morris Harvey, Moran's teams captured two WVIAC basketball champ1onsh1ps and part1c1pated In the Na­ tional Assoc,at,on of Athlet,cs Nat,onal Tour­ nament in Kansas City in 1962 and 1964 H1s tennis teams at Moms Harvey also won con­ ference t1tles In 1964 and 1965 and par­ tic1pated In the national tournament

7 1986-87 Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos. Cl. Hl. Hometown (High School/College) 10 Chrysti Beaver G So. 5.3 Phelps, Ky. (Phelps) 11 Tiphanie Bates G Sr. 5-6 Wh1tesburg, Ky. (Whitesburg) 15 Anna Campbell G Jr. 5.7 Russell, Ky. (Russell) 20 Kelly Stamper G So. 5-1 0 Mall1e, Ky. (Knott Co. Central) 22 Ang1e L1nneman F Jr. 5-1 1 Greenwood, Ind. (Center Grove) 30 Kelly Oowns G Fr 5.7 Londonderry, Ohio (Southeastern) 34 Sophia Renfro G Jr 5.4 Mt. Sterling, Ky. (Montgomery Co.) 40 September Cardiff F Sr. 6·0 Will1amstown, Ky. (Grant Co.) 41 Knst1 Nance F Fr. 6-0 Kirksey, Ky. (Graves Co.) 42 Shella Bradford F Sr 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohi_o (Western Hills) 44 Lynn Miner F Jr. 5-10 Chillicothe, 6:>hio (Adena) 52 Kim Patyk c Fr. 6-2 Parma Heights, Ohio (Valley Forge)

Head Coach-Loretta Marlow Assistant Coach-Chancellor Ougan Ass1stant Coach-Janice Towles Managers- Emily Appelman Racheal Webb Trainer-Carole Banda

1986-87 Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown 11 T1phanie Bates G Sr. 5-6 Wh1tesburg, Ky. 10 Chryst1 Beaver G So. 5.3 Phelps, Ky. 42 She1la Bradford F/C Sr. 6-0 C1nc1nnati, Ohio 15 Anna Campbell G Jr 5.7 Russell, Ky. 40 September Cardiff F Sr. 6-0 W1ll1amstown, Ky. 30 Kelly Oowns G Fr 5-7 Londonderry, Ohio 22 Angie L1nneman F Jr. 5-11 Greenwood, Ind. 44 Lynn M1ner F Jr 5-10 Ch1ll1cothe, Ohio 41 Knst1 Nance F Fr 6-0 Kirksey, Ky. 52 Kim Patyk c Fr. 6-2 Parma He1ghts, Ohio 34 Soph1a Renfro G Jr 5.4 Ml. Sterling, Ky. 20 Kelly Stamper G So. 5-10 Malhe, Ky.

8 Meet the L~dy Eagles

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9 11 Tiphanie Bates 5-6, Senior, Guard Whitesburg, Ky. College: Has seen action as a starter the last two years. Led the team is assists last season (11 1/ 4.0 apg) and had a single game h1g h 13 assists agaInst Murray State. Started 21 of 28 games last season averaging 5.7 ppg and 2.5 rpg Her season high last year was 14 poInts agaInst M1ddle Tennessee while her career h1gh remaIns 16 points agaInst Akron which she obtained her sophomore season. W1th her experience, she should be one of MSU's team leaders. Hlgh School: Played tor coach John Hlgh at Whitesburg High School. Averaged 22.5 points, 11 assists, 8 rebounds, and 5 steals per game from her guard posItIon. Scored over 2,500 points in four years at Wh1tesburg During her high school career, team compiled a 118-19 record. Led her team to the state tournament and a 39-1 record her senior year. Named First-Team AII-State by Un1ted Press lnternat1onal and Assoc1ated Press as a senior. Was named all­ district three years, all-region two years, and all-state honorable mention two years. A member of the Kentucky AII-Stars thai played against the Indiana AII-Stars. Also lettered in track and cross country. Persona!: Plans to persue a career as a lawyer after she graduates this year. Enjoys running and softball. Favorite record1ng star: Corey Hart. Favorite telev1s1on show: The Cosby Show Favorite food: ice-cream. Best book ever read: Winning. Athlete adm1red most: Larry Bird. Biggest sports thrill: being named Converse AII-American. Maior· pre­ law. Minor radio-t v. Nickname: T1f. Parents are Gardner and Barbara Bates. Ouote from Tiphanie: "ln add1tion to my parents, the one person that has really influenced my llfe is John H1gh (h1g h school coach). He taught me what hard work and ded1cat1on can achieve " Marlow comments: "Tiphan1e has returned in great cond1t1on. 1 expect her to be a leader on and ott the floor. She certa1nly has the ability to have an outstanding senIor year." Bate's Statistics Yr. G FG Pct FT Pct. Reb. Avg. A TP Avg. 83-84 25 11-51 .215 6-15 .400 19 0.7 10 28 1 1 84-85 27 88-252 .349 36-56 .643 91 3.4 89 212 79 85-86 28 61-173 353 37-46 .804 70 2.5 111 159 5.7

10 10 Chrysti Beaver 5-3, Sophomore, Guard Phelps, Ky.

College: Started as a walk-on last year, was awarded a scholarship th1s season after work1ng very hard during last season Saw actIon In 15 games last season and aver­ aged over seven-mInutes per game. G1ves MSU added depth at the guard spot. Had a season h1gh sIx assIsts agaIns1 M1ddle Ten­ nessee last year. Has excellent passIng sk1lls and good ball handling ab11it1es Also known for her excellent defens1ve sk1lls High School: Played tor coach John Preece at Phelps H1gh School where she averaged 10 poInts, four rebounds, seven assIsts and tive steals per game her senIor season. She was an all-c1ty, all-distnct, all-reg1on and honorable-ment1on all-state select1on at PHS. Also lettered In softball four years Persona!: After obta1ning her degree. she wants to work wnh the v1sually 1mpaired. Hobb1es 1nclude: shopp1ng, laying out In the sun, swImmIng and Jogging Favonte actor and actress: Robert Redford and Barbara Stre1sand Favonte TV Show· Alt Favonte Mov1e Legal Eagles Favonte Book. The B1ble Favonte Food. Scallops Athlete Most Admired M1ssy Brown N1ckname The Beav MaIor: Spec1al Educalion Minor Han­ d1capp Adm1nistrat1on. Parents are Frank and V1va McGuire. Ouote from Chryst1 " One person thai has really 1nfluenced my lile Is my mother She Is my best fnend. always sup­ portIng me, understand1ng me, and help1ng me see th1ngs through God's eyes " Marlow comments: " Chryst1 Is a very hard working 1nd1v1dual. She can make some great passes from the poInt guard posItIon as well as play good defense. She Is also show­ ing more conf1dence In her outs1de shot "

Beaver's Statistics Yr. _G____ FG_ _ __P_ct FT Pct Reb _ A_v~g__ A___ TP Avg 85-86 15 1-6 167 7-1 2 583 7 0.5 23 9 06

11 42 Shelia Bradford 6-0, Senior, Forward Cincinnati, Ohio

College: MSU's top returnIng rebounder after averagIng 7.6 rpg last year along with 6.9 ppg. Scored in double f1gures on seven different occasIons last year and hac/ double f1gures In rebounding In sIx games. Her career h1ghs are 21 points (vs Youngstown St.) and 19 rebounds (vs Youngstown State). A persIstent player Ihat follows her shot well. Transferred from Lees Junior College where she averaged 14.5 ppg and 15.3 rpg. One of three returnIng starters. High School: Played tor coach Jeff Hodson at Western Hills High School. Averaged 9.8 points and 13.1 rebounds her senior year. Was named co-most valuable player during her years at Western Hills Also lettered in track. Persona!: Wants to open her own boutique after she graduates from MSU. Her favorite hobb1es are sewing, tennis and dancing. Favorite actor and actress: B111 Cosby and Phyhc1a Rashad. Favorite food: Butter Pecan Ice cream. Favorite record1ng star: Whodini. Favorite song: Perfection. Athletes admired most: M1chael Jordan and Cheryl Miller. Ma­ Jor: Cloth1ng and textile Minor: None. Parents: Frank and Laura Bradford Marlow comments: "Sheila performed very well at tImes as a junior. She Is the most ex­ perienced player on the team and we w1II rely on her leadership inside."

Bradford's Statistics Yr. G FG Pct. FT Pct. Reb. Avg. A TP Avg. 85-86 27 77-181 .425 32-66 .485 206 7.6 13 186 6.9

12 15 Anna Campbell 5-7, Junior, Guard Russell , Ky.

College: A sw1ng-forward or off-guard, Anna saw action In 11 games last season tor the Lady Eagles. Has a good outs1de shot, but needs game experience to gIve her more conf1dence In It. Averaged 1.5 ppg In limited play1ng tIme. Scored a career h1gh of six poIn1s agaInst East Tennessee Sta1e her freshman year. High Schoof: Played for coach Mary Robin­ son at Russell High School. Averaged 16.0 points and 4.5 rebounds her senior year. Was named 10 the all-area, all-d1stnct, and all­ regIon teams her !inal year at Russell. Was voted most valuable player and team captain her senior year. Is the alHIme free throw percentage leader with a 71.2 percent mark at Russell. Ranks second on the all-time assisi 11st. Played in the Kentucky-Ohio AII­ Star Class1c. Persona!: Plans to teach high school b1ology after her years at MSU. Hobb1es: read1ng all sports. Favonte actor and actress: M1chael J. Fox and Debra Winger.Favorne record1ng star: Amy Grant. Favorite TV show: Knot's Land1ng. Favonte food: spaghett1. Best book ever read: Gone With The W1nd. Athlete ad­ mired most: Chris Evert-Lloyd. B1ggest sports thnll. playing college basketball in the OVC Tourney. Major: b1ology. Minor: chem1stry. Parents are M1chael and Bonnie Campbell Marlow comments: "Anna Is Just lacking conf1dence at th1s time in game sItuatIons. She has a great outside shot, but needs 10 r work on gettIng set 10 shoot. She also needs to work on her ball handling. Anna has been workIng very hard In the preseason.

Campbell's Statistics Yr. G FG Pct. FT Pct. Reb. Avg. A TP Avg. 84-85 13 9-24 .375 7-8 .875 4 0.3 4 25 1.9 85-86 11 7- 19 .368 2-2 .100 7 0.6 1 16 1.5

13 40 September Cardiff 6-0, Senior, Forward Williamstown, Ky. College: Played in only nine games last year due to 1n1uries, which have plagued her throughout her four years. Played in 18 games as a sophomore and has a career high 11 poInts against Virginia Tech which she achieved as a freshman . Her experience with the program should help her going into her senior season. Hlgh School: Played her h1gh school basketball at Grant County under B111 David­ son. Totalled 1,000 points in three years averagIng 18.2 points and 13.2 rebounds as a senior Career best was 40 poInts and 22 rebounds. Made 55 percent of her attempts from the f1eld her senior year Named all­ district, all-region, and all-state her final year. Named to the Gallatin County AII­ Tournament Team on two occasIons and made the Boone County AII-Tournament Team once. Persona!: After her years at MSU, plans to persue a career in economics. Hobbies: crafts, cooking and sewing. Favorite actor: Don Johnson. Favorite TV show: Miami Vice. Favorite movIe: Karate Kid. Favonte Food: Steak and potatoes. Favorite recording group: Alabama. Athlete adm1red most: Don­ na Murphy (MSU's AII-Time Lead1ng Scorer). Biggest sports thrill: will be if she can come back from her knee injury and have a good senior season. Nickname: B1rd . Ma1or: Home economIcs. Mamed to Tom Card1ff , a farmer member of the Eagle football team. Parents are Dave and Lorraine Briggs. Ouote from September: " One person that has really in­ fluenced my life is my mother who has set good examples for me. She has gIven me good standards for my life and has taught me to be honest, lov1ng and to care for others. Marlow comments: " September has recovered fa1rly well from her knee surgery, but she st1II has a tendency to favor her knee. Once she gets over that, she could be a strong contributor at the power forward posI- tion. Cardiff's Statistics Yr G FG Pct. FT Pct. Reb Avg. A TP Avg. 83-84 21 12-31 .375 7-12 .583 26 1.2 3 31 1.5 84-85 18 8-20 400 2-5 .400 21 1.2 0 18 1.0 85-86 9 3-9 333 4.7 .571 6 0.7 3 10 1.1

14 30 Kelly Downs 5-7, Freshman, Guard Londonderry, Ohio

High School: Played lor coaches Don Bar­ row and Kenny George at Southeastern H1gh School where she averaged 28 4 ppg In her four years of varsIty play. Also averaged 8.0 ass1sts per game. Was named Class A Player of the Year In Ohio her senior year. Was also named f1rst-team all-state and to the state all-tournament team. She was also the mvp of the McDonald's Ali Star Class1c. She holds the Class A scoring record for 38-points In a state tournament game. Scored 2,235 points at SHS and had a s1ngle game h1gh of 53 poInts Persona!: Wants to teach at the secondary educat1on levei and coach basketball after she earns her degree from MSU Favonte ac­ tor and actress: Fred Dryer and Kelly McG1lhs Favonte TV show Hunter Favonte movIe Beverly H1lls Cop. Best book ever read· A Murder 1s Announced Favorite food: fried ch1cken and fish. Favonte record1ng group· Alabama Athlete admired most: Cin­ dy Noble Hobb1es: f1shing , boat1ng and camp1ng Ma1or· Secondary educat1on. 81g­ gest sports thnll: play1ng in the state flnal last year Marlow comments: "Kelly Is def1nitely an outside sconng threat. She also sees the floor very well. Her b1ggest weakness 1s speed, but she 1s work1ng hard on 1mprov1ng 11 "

Flrst year at MSU.

15 22 Angie Linneman 5-11 , Junior, Forward Greenwood, Ind.

College: ln1uries have kept her from playing much during her first two seasons at MSU. Had knee surgery last year and appears to be recovering well. Has a good shot w1thin her range and can also rebound well. lf she stays healthy, she could be a b1g boost at the forward position. Can block shots w1th her good arm span. Played in seven games last season and averaged 1.6 points and 0. 7 re­ bounds per game. High School: Played for coaches Mike Swango and C1ndy Lester at Center Grove High School. Averaged 14.0 poInts and 8.0 rebounds her senior year. Scored over 800 po,nts ,n two years of varsity play. Was nam­ ed to the all-sectional, all-regional, and all­ state teams her f1nal year. Ranks second on the Johnson County all-time scoring hst. Also lettered In track at Center Grove. Set records in the 100, 200, and 800 meter relay. Persona!: Enjoys all sports as her hobbies. Favoríte recording star: Wh1tney Houston. Favorite television show: Knot's Landing. Favorite food: spaghetti. Athlete admíred most: Lorra,ne Farret (profess,onal basket­ ball player In Europe). Biggest sports thrill: w,nning sect1onals by one point. MaJor: bus,ness adm1nistration. Parents are Mike and Donna Unneman. Ouote from Ang1e: " I feel strongly about my goals in llfe because 1 have a very good background. 1 have very supportIve parents and people around me Ihat care. 1 have fa1th Ihat they would guide me In the right dírect1on 1f I would make a m1stake. " Marlow comments: "Angie has recovered quIte well from her knee surgery and ap­ pears to be getting her confidence back. She has really shown a lot more ab1hty during our preseason workouts."

Linneman's Statistics Yr. G FG Pct. FT Pct. Reb Avg. A TP Avg. 84-85 8 1-4 .250 0-3 .OOO 7 1.0 0 2 0.2 85-86 7 4-8 .500 3-5 .600 5 0.7 0 11 1.5 16 44 Lynn Miner 5-10, Junior, Forward Chillicothe, Ohio

College: Had to sit out last year due to a preseason in1u ry. Played her first two years of colleg1ate basketball at Lees Junior College. A good outs1de shooter. A very complemen­ tary player Knows how to 1111 the lanes on a fast break. Averaged 15.3 po1nts and 10.9 rebounds her !inal season at Lees Led her team 1n most po1nts scored, best tieid goal percentage, and best free throw percentage. Played for coach Laura Litter, a farmer MSU graduate. High School: Played for coach Marvin Seyfang at Adena High School. Was named to the all-conference and all-state teams her senior year. Was voted team's most valuable player and team captain her final year. Broke county record and school record for tatai of 1,588 po1nts at Adena. Also lettered in volleyball and softball. Persona!: Plans to teach secondary mathemat1cs and coach g1rl's basketball at the vars1ty levei. Favor1te actor· Sylvester Stallone. Favorite recording group : Alabama. Favorite telev1s1on show: Cagney and Lacy. Favorite food : pizza. Best book ever read: Golden G1rl. Athlete admired most: Mary Lou Retton. B1ggest sports thrill: break1ng the county and h1gh school scoring record at Adena. Nickname: Baby Hulk. Mother 1s Anita Ste1nbrook. Ouote from Lynn: " One person thai has really 1nfluenced my lile 1s Coach Laura L1tter at Lees College. She made me realize life's most 1mportant values, wh1ch to me are God and not to look back on the past. Marlow comments: "Lynn worked hard during the summer and could be a strong contributor at the swing forward pos1t1on. She has excellent range on her shot and is strong enough to battle on the boards."

17 41 Kristi Nance 6-0, Freshman, Forward Kirksey, Ky.

High School: One of two recruIts that Coach Marlow hopes will contribute to the post posi­ tion. She averaged 13.9 points and 8 O re­ bounds per game last year at Graves County H1gh School. Was named all-d1stnct and all­ regIon and honorable-mentlon all-state. She Is a member of the 1,000 poInt club at GCHS A hard worker with a good shot. Led her team Into the regional finals last year. Persona!: Main pnonty Is to obta1n a degree from MSU Favorrte actor and actress: Bruce Wilhs and Cyb1I Shepard Favonte TV show: Moonhghtlng Favonte movIe: Top Gun. Best book ever read: W1thering He1ghts. Favorite food: steak and macaron, and cheese. Favorite record1ng star: Hank W!ll1ams, Jr. Athlete admired most: Martina Navrat!lova. B1ggest sports thnll: play,ng ,n the reg1onal flnals. Hobb1es: swImmIng. read1ng and listernng to musIc. MaJor: undec1ded. Ouote from Kristl: " I really like Morehead State Univers1ty because it is sitting ,n a beaut1ful area and everyth1ng is easy to get to. lt is also easy to get to know everybody on campus." Marlow comments: " Knst1 has great farm on her shot She needs to concentrate on makIng the adJustment from h1gh school to college basketball, which she seems to be do1ng well so far. "

First year at MSU.

18 52 Kim Patyk 6-2, Freshman, Center Parma Heights, Ohio

High School: Played at Valley Forge High School where she averaged 13.2 ppg and 12.4 rpg her senior year. She was named to the Assoc1ated Press' second-team last year. She 1s one ol two recru1ts that hopelully w1II contnbute at the center pos1t1on due to the loss ol two post players last year Has good s1ze and should l1gure early 1n the season. Seems to be catch1ng on to the system quick­ ly Persona!: Wants to become a teacher after she graduates. Favonte actor and actress: Bruce W1lhs and Kelly McG1lhs. Favorite TV show: The Cosby Show. Favonte mov1e: About Last Night. Favorite lood: ch1cken and steak. Hobb1es: swimming, softball, tennis and read1ng. Favonte record1ng group The Hooters Athletes admired most M1chael Jor­ dan and ls1ah Thomas. B1ggest sports thnll: Being selected as the mvp 1n h1gh school league. MaJor: elementary educat1on. Ouote Iram Kim: "One person that has had a big in­ lluence on my lile was Mr. Murray, my ass1s­ tant h1gh school basketball coach He taught me everyth1ng I know about play1ng the center pos1t1on. " Marlow comments: "We w1II expect Kim to contnbute early in the season at the center posit1on. She needs some work on ag1hty. but 1s a qu1ck learner and wants to learn."

First year at MSU.

19 ~~ Jun~~Pu~r~a Renfro Mt. Sterling, Ky.

College: W1II see action at poInt guard and/or shoot1ng guard posI11ons. Ou1ck In push1ng the ball up on a tast break. Knows how to get the ball to the open player. Started In 16 games last season Scored in double hgures In three games (10 poInts each wh1ch Is her career h1gh). Appeared in 27 ot the 28 games last year. Was t1f1h on the team In assIsts last year. High School: EnJoyed an excellent career at Montgomery County H1gh School where she played tor coach Temple Donaldson. Averaged 24.0 poInts and 4.0 ass,sts her senior year. Scored over 1,800 poInts in her career at Montgomery County wh1le setting the most poInts scored and assIst record in her tour years. Was named all-conterence and honorable mention all-state her Junior and senior year. Persona!: Wants to teach and coach basket· ball af1er graduating trom MSU. Hobbies: sof1ball, basketball, motorcycle nd,ng and draw,ng. Favorite televis1on show: The Cosby Show. Favorite actor and actress: Bill Cosby and Donna Mills. Favorite tood: steak. Athlete admired most: Tiphanie Bates. Big• gest sports thnll: getllng a scholarsh,p to play basketball at MSU. MaIor: phys,cal educa­ t,on. Parents are Joe and Faye Rentro. Ouote trom Soph,a: "One person Ihat has really in­ tluenced my life ,s my Dad. He's a great guy." Marlow comments: " Soph1a was a part· tIme starter last year so she has ga,ned some expenence at the point-guard posItIon. She has got to work on her speed She should contnbute to the team at the poInt or shoot1ng guard posit1ons.

Renfro's Statistics Yr G FG Pct. FT Pct. Reb. Avg A TP Avg. 84-85 14 4-26 154 2·6 .333 4 0.2 4 10 07 85-86 27 43- 103 .417 20-31 .645 29 2.3 55 106 39

20 20 Kelly Stamper 5-10, Sophomore, Guard Mallie, Ky.

College: Started 22 of the 28 games last year. Named to the AII-OVC Freshman team. Averaged 10.9 ppg last year wh1ch was th1rd h1ghest on the team. Also averaged 4.9 rpg. Was second on the team in ass1sts (83) and steals (50). A complete player w1th a good shot w1th range and good pass1ng skills. Ga1ned conf1dence as the season went on last year Appeared 1n all 28 games last year. Had a season high of 24 po1nts against Aust1n Peay last year and 10 rebounds aga1nst Eastern Kentucky. Should be among the team leaders 1n most offens1ve categories th1s year. High School: Played for coach Larry Hayes at Knott County Central where she averaged 24 po1nts and 6.0 rebounds per game. Was selected all-d1strict, all-region, and all-state her sen1or year. Was voted the team's most valuable player and was team capta1n her senior year Also lettered 1n softball at Knott County Central. Persona!: Wants to be happy and suc­ cessful 1n the career she chooses after she completes her degree. Favorite record1ng star: Ph1I Colhns. Favorite telev1s1on show: The Cosby Show. Favorite food pizza, iunk food . Best book ever read· A Love to L1ve By. Athlete admired most: Kyle Macy Big­ gest sports thrill: Playing 1n the OVC Tourna­ ment. Hobb1es: all sports. Maior· undec1ded. Parents are W1ley and Betty Stamper Ouote from Kelly: "My parents have had the most influence 1n my life. They have been very support1ve of me throughout my hfe in whatever I have chosen to do." Marfow comments: " Kelly had an excellent season last year as a freshman. She always seems to make th1ngs happen She w1II be expected to be a team leader th1s year "

Stamper's Statistics Yr G FG Pct FT Pct Reb _ A_v_,g'--_A__ _T_P __ A_v~g. 85-86 28 119-266 447 67-95 .705 138 4.9 83 305 10.9

21 Morehead State University

Ouahty Is the byword of Morehead State Univers1ty as the InstItutIon beg1ns Its seventh decade of servIce Founded in 1922 as a MSU operates under a 10-member Board teacher's college, MSU became a universIty of Regents. Eight citizens are appo1nted by in 1966. the governor of Kentucky and two seats are Nestled In the footh1lls of the Daniel Boone held by elected faculty and student represen­ Nat1onal Forest, Morehead State prov1des a tatIves w1th full votIng nghts. The adm1nistra­ learn1ng and hv1ng envIronment for nearly tIve structure consIsts of three d1vis1ons 5,700 students and 900 faculty and staff -Academ1c Affa1rs, Student Development, members. The un1versity's 500-acre campus and Adm1nistrallve and Fiscal Affairs. features a 50-structure skyline dom1nated by Morehead State sponsors a full program of the two tallest occupied structures In Eastern intercolleg1ate sports for men and women as Kentucky, 19-story Cartmell Hall and 16-story members of the Ohio Valley Conference and Mignon Tower. Nat1onal Colleg1ate Athlet1c Assooat1on Ath­ The univers1ty's three academ1c colleges let1c fac1ht1es 1nclude a 10,000-seat football offer many programs of study from an stadium w1th an Omni-Turf surface, a newly­ assocIate degree to a 10Int doctoral program. completed 7,000-seat arena, a 1,200- Applied Sc1ences and Technology, Arts and seat baseball park, 14 all-weather tennIs Sc1ences, and Professional Stud1es comprise courts, a nine-hole golf course, an 1ndoor the academ1c colleges swImmIng pool and a hghted soccer held. 22 OVC Members

Akron- The University of Akron Is located Morehead State- Morehead State in Akron, Ohio, and has an enrollment of Univers1ty is located in Morehead, Ky., 65 26,500, largest in the OVC. Athlet1c teams miles from Lexington. The univers1ty has an are nicknamed the "Zips". Home arena is enrollment of 5,690 with three academic 7,003-seat Health & Phys1cal Educat1on schools. Men's teams are known as Building. ln its 114-year history, the school "Eagles" and women's teams known as has granted over 60,000 undergraduate and "Lady Eagles." Wayne Martin Is the men's graduate degrees. Basketball coaches are basketball coach and Loretta Marlow Is Bob Hugg1ns (men) and John Street women's basketball coach. (women). Murray State- Murray State University Is Austin Peay- Austin Peay State Universi­ located in Murray, Ky. , near the state's ty is located in Clarksville, Tenn ., about 45 "Land Between the Lakes" region. 125 miles northwest of Nashville. The university academic programs serve an enrollment of enrolls 5,000 students and offers 72 options 7,500. N1cknames are "Racers" for men, in 43 major concentrations in 31 departments and "Lady Racers" for women. Steve and areas which lead to 14 degrees Men 's Newton serves as men's head basketball basketball coach is Lake Kelly and the coach w1th Bud Childers head1ng the women 's coach is Marvin Williams. Men's women's team. teams are nicknamed "Governors," women Tennessee Tech- Tennessee Techno­ "Lady Govs." logical University is located in Cookeville, Eastern Kentucky-Eastern Kentucky Tenn. , about 90 miles east of Nashville. The Univers1ty 1s located in Richmond, Ky , about first Tennessee school to join the OVC , Tech 30 miles from Lexington. Athlet1c teams are has an enrollment of 7,800 which choose known as "Colonels." EKU has an enroll­ from more than 80 undergraduate and ment of 12,351. The univers1ty Is div1ded Into graduate majors. Team nicknames are 9 colleges and a graduate school Men's "Golden Eagles" for men and "Golden basketball coach is Max Good and the Eaglettes" for women. Tom Deaton serves women's coach is George Cox. as men's basketball coach with Bill Worrell in Middle Tennessee- Middle Tennessee charge of the women's team. State Univers1ty is located 1n Murfreesboro, Youngstown State- Youngstown State Tenn., about 35 miles south of Nashv1lle. Un1versity Is located in Youngstown, Ohio, With an enrollment of 11 ,250, the university and has an enrollment of 15,250 students. has 29 academic departments and a grad­ The university is divided into e1ght schools uate school. Team nicknames are " Blue and colleges with each having their own Raiders" for the men and "Lady Ra1ders" for departments. Athletic teams are known as women. Bruce Stewart is the men's basket­ the " Pengu1ns" with Mike Rice as men's ball coach. Home games are played in basketball coach and Ed DiGregorio as 11 ,520-seat Murphy Center, largest In the women's basketball coach. ovc.

23 Academic-Athletic Center

A New Tradition The main arena can seat 7,000 with add1· The Morehead State Lady Eagles beg1n tional seatIng available for concert events. A the1r s1xth season of basketball In the hydrauhc stage located at the east end of the Academic-Athletic Center. So far all sIx have arena can be ra1sed up to six feet above floor been winning seasons. The Lady Eagles levei for conversIon from a basketball floor to have accumulated a 46-18 record for a 719 an auditonum platform. winning percentage in the AAC. After enjoy· The AAC houses off1ces for all athlet1c staff ing a perfect 11-0 record In the AAC's In­ members except football, baseball, and soc• augural year, the winning cont1nued In cer. Also located In the complex are a bas­ 1982-83 as the Lady Eagles recorded an 8-5 ketball weight room, a gymnastics room, a mark, wh1le going 8-6 ín 1983-84; 10·2 In physiology laboratory, a VIP room for enter­ 1984-85; and 9.5 In 1985-86. taining guests, sauna and steam rooms, and Ground for the new home of the Eagles four concessIon areas. was broken In the spring of 1978, w1th the A 300-seat swImmIng poci and div1ng athletic staff taking occupancy In June of area, also a part of the AAC, serves as the 1981. The f1rst universIty funct1on held In the home for the Eagle swimmers. The area Is AAC was spring commencement on May 9, equ1pped w1th an L-shaped poci and d1v1ng 198 1. S1nce then, the 7,000-seat arena has tank. An underwater v1ewing area allows played host to the !ikes of the Gatlin Brothers, coaches and Instructors to watch students' Chicago, Jefferson Starship, and Alabama. swimm1ng and d1v1ng techniques, and an un· lt also has been the site of d 1stnct and derwater speaker system enables coaches to reg1onal boys' and girls' high school basket• 1nform swImmers of necessary style changes ball tournaments. 1mmed1ately. 24 Ohio Valley Conference

History league champion an automatic bid to the The idea of farming the Ohio Valley Con- NCAA post-season tournament. At thai t1me, ference was originated in 1941, but could not the OVC was only the second six-team con- be implemented until after World War II. ln ference to obta1n major status trom the 1948 f1ve schools-Morehead State, Murray NCAA. State. Western Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky For many years the OVC has been repre- and Louisville-withdrew from the Kentucky sented in the nation's top holiday and post- lntercolleg1ate Athletic Conference and were season basketball tournaments. The league joined by Evansville in farming the original has also won recognition for its football pro- membersh1p of the OVC. They were 101ned gram, placing representatives ina number of shortly thereafter by Tennessee Tech and post-season bowl games. The OVC has Marshall. achieved nat1onal recognition in NCAA Div1- The membership has changed somewhat sion 1-AA football with a national champion- over the years. Middle Tennessee ioined the ship and two runner-up positions 1n the four league in 1952, East Tennessee 1n 1957, and years of 1ts existence. Austin Peay in 1962. The trio of schools OVC champ1ons have also been promi- replaced Lou1sville, which became an 1nde- nent on the national scene in baseball, riflery. pendent 1n 1949, and Marshall and Evans- tennis, track, golf, cross country, and ville, wh1ch departed in 1952. volleyball. East Tennessee withdrew 1n 1978, making James Delany, farmer NCAA investigator room for Akron and Youngstown State. West- and graduate of North Carolina, operates as ern Kentucky lelt the league 1n 1982. comm1ss1oner of the OVC. He is the OVC's ln 1955 the National Collegiate Athletic As- fourth comm1ss1oner, following Art Guepe soc1at1on formally recognized the OVC as a (1963-75). Paul D1etzel (1975-76) and Bob major basketball conference, award1ng the Vanatta (1976-79) 25 Opponents

Akron Austin Peay Jan. 12 at Morehead Feb. 14 at Akron Jan. 24 at Morehead Locauon Akron, Ohio Feb. 9 at Clarksivllle Founded 1870 Enrollment 26,000 Localion: Clarksv1lle. Tenn. N1ckname Lady Zips Founded: 1927 Colors Blue and Gold Enrollment 5,000 Conference· Ohio Valley N1ckname Lady Governors Arena Jar Arena (7 ,OOO) Colors Red and Wh1te Press Row Phone: (216) 375-6855 Conference Ohio Valley Pres1dent Dr W1ll1am V Muse Arena W1nheld Dunn Center (9,000) Athleltc D1rector Dave Adams Pres1den1 Dr Robert 0 . R1ggs Head Coach: John Street Athletic Dtrector. Bob Brooks Alma Mater· Akron '72 Head Coach: Marvln Wllllams Office Phone (216) 375-7433 Alma Mater Bethel College '61 Record at Akron 39-76, 4 yrs Office Phone· (615) 648-7203 Overall Record 39-76, 4 yrs. Record at Aust1n Peay: 33-21 , two years Best T1me to Reach 11 a.m -noon Overall Record 33-21 , two years Ass1stant Coach Loralee Bohnger Best T1me to Reach 11 a.m. -noon Sports lnformatlon Contact: Ass1stant Coach. TBA Ken MacDonald Sports lnformatlon Contact: Office Phone (216) 375-7468 Brad Klrtley Home Phone (216) 666-5287 Office Phone (615) 648-7561 1985-86 Record: 12-15 Home Phone (615) 648-7905 1985-86 Conference Record 6-8 1985-86 Record: 14-12 Starters Return1ng · 4 1985-86 Conference Record· 5-9 Letterw1nners Return1ng 12 Starters Return1ng 1 Letterwinners Lost 1 Letterw1nners Return1ng 3 Top Returnlng Players: Letterw1nners Lost 4 Pam Arnold . F 5-10, Jr Youngstown. Ohio (15 8 ppg/8 7 rpg) Top Returning Players: D1ane Holl1sh. G. 5-7. Jr Glorta Chhon , F. 6-0, Sr. Cleveland, Ohio (1 1 0 ppg/2 3 rpg) Martin, Tenn (9.2 ppg/7.5 rpg) Le1gh Ann R1ddle G. 5-6, Jr Glenda Chhon. C. 6-0, Sr East Palest1ne. Ohio (9 1 ppg/1 7 rpg) Mart1r, Tenn (14 8 ppg/8 .5 rpg)

26 Opponents @ BELLA~INE COLLEGE

Bellarmine Bowling Green State Nov. 29 at Louisville Dec. 20 at Morehead

Location: Louisville, Ky. Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Enrollment: 2,800 Founded: 1910 Nickname: Belles Enrollment: 17,000 Colors: Scarlet and Silver Nickname: Falcon'> Conference: Great Lakes Valley Colors: Orange and Brown Arena: Knights Hall (3,200) Conference: Mid-American Press Row Phone: N/A Arena: Anderson Arena (5,000) President: Dr. Eugene Petrik Press Row Phone: (419) 372-7131 Athletic Director: Jim Spalding President: Dr. Paul Olscamp Head Coach: Charlle Just Athletic Director: Jack Gregory Alma Mater: Ohio Northern '77 Head Coach: Fran Voll Office Phone: (502) 452-8380 Alma Mater: Bowling Green '68 Record at Bellarmine: 39-19, 2 yrs. Office Phone: (419) 372-2401 Overall Record: 39-19, 2 yrs. Record at BG: 30-23, two years Best Time to Reach: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Overall Record: 30-23, two years Assistant Coach: Ben Monhollen Best Time to Reach: 8 a.m.-noon Leonard Meyer Assistant Coach: Jaci Clark Sports lnformatlon Contact: Sports lnformatlon Contact: Charlle Just Steve Shutt Office Phone: (502) 452-8383 Office Phone: (419) 372-7076 Home Phone: (502) 635-5037 Home Phone: (419) 352-9380 1985-86 Record: 23-7 1985-86 Record: 18-10 1985-86 Conference Record: 13-3, 1st 1985-86 Conference Record: 13-5, 2nd Starters Returning: 3 Starters Returning: 3 Letterw1nners Returning: 9 Letterwinners Returning: 11 Letterw1nners Lost: 3 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Top Returnlng Players: Top Returnlng Players: Roxanne Cox, G, 5-8, Sr. Stephanie Coe. F, 5-11 , Sr. (16.9 ppg/5.6 rpg) (13.4 ppg/4.8 rpg) Stephan1e Tracy F, 5-10, So. Jackie Motgcka. C. 6-0. So. (13.2 ppg/6.5 rpg) (16.9 ppg/7.0 rpg) 27 Opponents

Charleston Cincinnati Jan. 22 at Morehead Dec. 2 at Charleston, WV Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Founded: 1819 Locat1on: Charleston, WV. Enrollment: 37,000 Founded: 1888 Nickname: Lady Bearcats Enrollment: 1,482 Colors: Red and Black N1ckname: Golden Eagles Conference: Metro Colors: Maroon and Gold Arena: Armory F1eldhouse (3,400) Conference: WVIAC Press Row Phone: (513) 475-5091 Arena: K1ng Memorial Gym (3,500) President: Dr. Joseph A. Steger Press Row Phone: NA Athletic Director: Carl R. Meyer President. Dr. R1chard D. Breslin Head Coach: Laurie Pirtle Athlet1c D1rector· James L. Buckalew Alma Mater: Ohio SI. '80 Head Coach: Linda Bennett Travinski Office Phone: (513) 475-6764 Alma Mater: West Virginia '75 Record at UC: First Year Office Phone: (304) 357-4827 Overall Record: 83-16, 4 years Record at UC: First Year Best T1me to Reach: 1-3 p.m. Overall Record: First Year Assistant Coach: TBA Best T,me to Reach. 8 a.m.-noon Sports lnformation Director: Ass,stant Coach: John May Tom Hathaway Sports lnformation Contact: Office Phone: (513) 475-5091 Michael L. Straley Home Phone: (513) 385-2728 Office Phone: (304) 357-4832 1985-86 Record: 17-13 Home Phone: (304) 343-8533 1985-86 Conference Record: 5-5, 3rd 1985-86 Record: 19-12 Starters Return1ng. 3 1985-86 Conference Record: 12· 1, 1st Lenerwinners Return1ng: 9 Starters Return1ng · 3 Letterwinners Lost: 4 Letterw1nners Return1ng: 4 Top Returning Players: Letterw1nners Last: 2 Bev Obringer. C, 6-3, Jr. Top Returning Players: Maria Stein, Ohio (16.0 ppg/9.4 rpg) Da1na Hams. G, 5-6, So Jane Phend, G, 5-5, Sr. (12 3 ppg) Chagrin Falls . 0 . (10.9 ppg/2.4 rpg} Shelley R1tch1en. G, 5-7, Sr Lisa Roberts. F, 6-3, Jr. (8 0 ppg/7 8 rpg) Norton, Ohio (8.4 ppg/5.1 rpg) 28 Opponents

Eastern Kentucky Jan. 31 at Richmond Feb. 28 at Morehead

Concord College Location: Richmond, Ky. Founded: 1906 Jan. 5 at Morehead Enrollment: 12,299 Nickname: Lady Colonels Location: Athens, WV Colors: Maroon and White Enrollment: 2,200 Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Lady Lions Arena: Alumni Coliseum (6,500) Colors: Maroon and Gray Press Row Phone: (606) 622-2226 Conference: WVIAC President: Dr. Hanly Funderburk, Jr. Arena: Centennial Hall (2,000) Athletic Director: Donald Combs Press Row Phone: NA Head Coach: George Cox President: Dr. Jerry Beasley Alma Mater: Abilene Chrístian Athletic Director: John Pinter Office Phone: (606) 622-5108 Head Coach: Russell HIII Record at EKU: First Year Alma Mater: Bluefiled State Overall Record: 86-14, 3 yrs. Office Phone: (304) 384-9817 Best Time to Reach: 9:00 a.m.-Noon Record at CC: First Year Assistant Coaches: Linda Myers Overall Record: First Year Kathenne Barnard Best Time to Reach: Evenings Sports lnformatlon Contact: Jack Frost Assistant Coach: Tom Cook Office Phone: (606) 622-1253 Sports lnformatlon Contact: Home Phone: (606) 299-5542 John Plnter 1985-86 Record: 8-17 Office Phone: (304) 384-9817 1985-86 Conference Record: 1-13, 8th 1985-86 Record: 12-14 Starters Return1ng : 3 1985-86 Conference Record: 7-11 Letterwinners Returning: 6 Starters Returning: 4 Letterwínners Last: 2 Letterwinners Returning: 5 Top Returnlng Players: Letterwinners Lost: 4 Carla Coffey, F, 6-0, Jr. Top Returnlng Players: Mt. Washington, Ky. (11 .0 ppg/8.2 rpg) Tracy Fletcher. C. 6- 1 . Sr. Tína Reece G, 5-7, So. (22.0 ppg/12.2 rpg) Austin, Ind. (10.3 ppg/2.8 rpg) Leslie Keen , F, 6-1, So. Pam Taylor, C, 5-1 1, So. (10.4 ppg/5.8 rpg) Russell Springs, Ky. (7.3 ppg/6.0 rpg) 29 Opponents

Evansville Kentucky Jan. 7 at Morehead Dec. 13-14 at Evansville Tournament Location: Lexington, Ky. Founded: 1865 Location: Evansville, Ind. Enrollment: 23,000 Founded: 1854 Nickname: Lady Kats Enrollment: 4,000 Colors: Blue and White Nickname: Lady Aces Conference: Southeastern Colors: Purple and Wh1te Arena· Memorial Coliseum (11 ,500) Conference: Midwestern Colleg1ate Press Row Phone: (606) 257-3838 Arena: Carson Center(300) President: Dr. Otis Singletary Press Row Phone: NA Athletic Director: Cliff Hagen President: Dr. Wallace B. Graves Head Coach : Terry Hall Athletic Director: J1m Byers Alma Mater· Indiana St. '66 Head Coach: BIii Barnett Office Phone· (606) 257-6046 Alma Mater: Indiana State Record at UK. 121-55, 6 years Office Phone: (812) 4 79-2289 Overall Record: 214-115, 12 years Record at UE: 12-44, 2 years Best Time to Reach: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Overall Record: 12-44, 2 years Assistant Coé;.::h: Donna Murphy Best Time to Reach: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Cindy Noble Assistant Coach: Brenda Summers Sports lnformatlon Contact: Rena Koler Sports lnformatlon Contact: Office Phone (606) 258-3838 Bob Boxell Home Phone: (606) 278-7773 Ottice Phone: (812) 479-2350 1985-86 Record: 18-11 Home Phone: (812) 422-4526 1985-86 Conference Record: 4-6, 6th 1985-86 Record: 6-22 Starters Return1ng : 4 1985-86 Conference Record: 3-11 Letterwinners Returning: 10 Starters Return1ng: 3 Letterwinners Lost· 3 Letterw1nners Return1ng: 6 Top Returnlng Players: Letterw1nners Lost: 3 Belltta Croley, F, 5-10, Jr. Top Returnlng Players: Lex1ngton, Ky. (12.1 ppg/5.4 rpg) Gretchen E1senhauer, F, 5-11 , Sr. Debbie Miller, C, 6-1 , Sr. (13.5 ppg/3.3 rpg) Liberty, Ky. (12.4 ppg/5.8 rpg) Kathy Sloan, C, 6-0, Sr. Sandy Hard1ng, G, 4-11 , Sr. (10.0 ppg/6.3 rpg) Auburn, N.Y. (9.5 ppg/2.2 rpg) 30 Marshall Dec. 18 at Louisville Feb. 4 at Huntington

Location: Louisville, Ky. Location: Huntington, W.Va. Founded: 1789 Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 20,000 Enrollment: 11 ,600 Nickname: Lady Cardinals Nickname: Lady Herd Colors: Black and Red Colors: Green and White Conference: Metro Conference: Southern Arena: Freedom Hall (19,000) Arena: Henderson Center (10,500) Press Row Phone: (502) 588-5567 Press Row Phone: (304) 696-3179 President: Dr. Donald Swain President: Dr. Dale F. Nitzschke Athletic Director: Bill Olsen Athletic Director: David T. Braine Head Coach: Peggy Flehrer Head Coach: Judy Southerd Alma Mater: Spalding College '72 Alma Mater: Coker College '70 Office Phone: (502) 588-6499 Office Phone: (304) 696-5445 Record at UL: 93-82, 6 years Record at Marshall: 73-66, 5 yrs. Overall Record: 93-82, 6 years Overall Record: 100-117, 8 yrs. Best Time To Reach: 1O a.m.-noon Best Time to Reach: Mornings Assistant Coaches: Loretta Hummeldorf Assistant Coach: Barb McConnell Renne Maloy Sharon Rivers Sports lnformatlon Contact: Sports lnformatlon Contact: Nancy Alllson Smlth Martha Newberry Office Phone: (502) 588-6581 Office Phone: (304) 696-4657 Home Phone: (502) 893-8349 Home Phone: (304) 736-'6285 1985-86 Record: 8-20 1985-86 Record: 18-11 1985-86 Conference Record: 2-8 1985-86 Conference Record: 8-2, 1st Starters Returning: 3 Starters Returning: 1 Letterwinners Returning: 9 Letterwinners Returning: 5 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Letterwinners Lost: 5 Top Returnlng Players: Top Returnlng Players: Rochelle Van Leer, F, 6-3, Sr. Tammy Wiggins, F, 5-9, Sr. Cleveland, 0 . (7 .1 ppg/5.4 rpg) Dunbar, WV. (12.5 ppg/7.4 rpg) Annette Jones, G, 5-7, So. Kim Lewis, G, 5-6, Jr. Louisville, Ky. (13.6 ppg/3.5 rpg) Elkins, WV. (7 .1 ppg/1.6 rpg) Marilyn Reckelhoff, F, 5-11 , Jr. Chris McClurkin, C, 6-3, Jr. Huntingburg, Ind . (12.3 ppg/5.9 rpg) Johnstown, Pa. (6.7 ppg/3.2 rpg) 31 Opponents ~-1:l•J ~-1:l•J ~-1:l•J

Murray State Middle Tennessee Jan. 26 at Morehead Jan. 17 at Murfreesboro Feb. 7 at Murray Feb. 23 at Morehead Locat1on: Murray, Ky. 42071 Locat1on: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded: 1922 Founded : 191 1 Enrollment. 7,500 Enrollment. 11 ,293 N1ckname: Lady Racers N1ckname Lady Ra1ders Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Navy Blue and Whrte Conference. Ohio Valley Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Racer Arena (5,500) Arena: Murphy Athletic Center (11,520) Press Row Phone: (502) 762-6811 Press Row Phone: (615) 898-2807 Pres1dent: Dr. Kala M. Stroup President: Dr. Sam lngram Athlet1c Director· Johnny Reagan Athlettc D1rector: J1mmy Earle Head Coach: Bud Chllders Head Coach: Larry lnman Alma Mater Charleston Bapllst '78 Alma Mater: Au:,un Peay '70 Office Phone (502) 762-4497 Office Phone: (615) 898-2450 Record at Murray St.: 22-34, 2 yrs Record at MTSU: 161-73, 8 years Overall Record: 86-57, 5 yrs. Best T1me to Reach: Mornings Best Time to Reach: 8 a.m.-noon Assistant Coach: Diane Cumm1ngs Ass1stant Coach Connie Keasling Sports lnformatlon Dlrector: Ed Given Oale Leever, Sarah Evans Office Phone: (615) 898-2450 Sports lnformatlon Contact: Home Phone: (615) 895-0827 Caryn Hall 1985-86 Record: 20-10 Office Phone (502) 762-4270 1985-86 Conference Record: 13-1 , 1st Home Phone. (502) 759-9701 Starters Returning: 4 1985-86 Record: 12-16 Letterw1nners Returning : 9 1985-86 Conference Record. 5-9, 6th Letterwinners Lost. 5 Starters Return1ng 4 Top Returnlng Players: Letterw1nners Return1ng 6 Kim Webb, GIF, 5-9, Sr. Letterw1nners Lost. 1 LaVergne, Tenn. (18.3 ppg/5.5 rpg) Top Returning Players: Kay W1llbanks, F/C, 6-4, Sr. She1la Sm1th, F, 5-10, So. R1nggold. Ga (13.5 ppg/7 O rpg) Memph1s. Tenn. (17.3 ppg/7 2 rpg) Tawanya Mucker. F, 6-0, So. Geraiyn Feth, C, 6-2, Sr. Macon, Ga. (10.1 ppg/5.5 rpg) Un1on, Mo (13 6 ppg/9 3 rpg) 32 Opponents

TENNESSEE TEClt

Tennessee Tech Tennessee State Jan. 19 at Cookevllle Feb. 21 at Morehead Dec. 13-14 at Evansville Tournament Location: Cookeville, Tenn. Founded: 1911 Location: Nashville, Tenn. Enrollment: 7,600 Enrollment: 9 ,500 Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Lady Tigers Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Royal Blue and White Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: lndependent Arena: Hooper Eblen Center (10,500) Arena: Gentry Complex (10,000) Press Row Phone: (615) 372-3293 Press Row Phone: NA President: Dr. Wallace Prescott President: Dr. Otis Floyd Athletic Director: David Larimore Athletic Director: Howard Gentry Head Coach: BIii Worrell Head Coach: Sally Smlth Alma Mater: Tennessee Tech '68 Alma Mater: Austin Peay Office Phone: (615) 372-3921 Office Phone: (615) 320-3304 Record at TT: First Year Record at TSU: First Year Overall Record: First Year Overall Record: First Year Best Time to Reach: 8 a.m.-noon Best Time to Reach: 8 a.m.-noon Assistant Coach: Mindy Campbell Assistant Coach: Colleen Edwards Sports lnformatlon Contact: Sports lnformatlon Contact: Rob Schabert Kendall Stephens Office Phone: (615) 372-3088 Office Phone: (615) 320-3596 Home Phone: (615) 526-ALPO Home Phone: {615) 834-7380 1985-86 Record: 22-10 1985-86 Record: 14-13 1985-86 Conference Record : 12-2, 2nd Starters Returning: 0 Starters Returning: 4 Letterwinners Returning: 4 Letterwinners Returning: 9 Letterwinners Last: 7 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Top Returnlng Players: Top Returnlng Players: R. Brown, G, 5-7, Jr. Cheryl Taylor, C, 6-3, Sr. Otewah, Tenn. (2 1.3 ppg/5.5 rpg) Vunxhall, N.J. (23.3 ppg/13.3 rpg) Karen Grace, G, 5-7, Jr. Tammy Burton G, 5-10, Sr. Louisville, Ky. (10.9 ppg/3.0 rpg) Paducah, Ky. (13.9 ppg/3.2 rpg) 33 Opponents

West Virginia State

Western Kentucky Dec. 7 at Bowling Green West Virginia State Dec. 5 at Morehead Locat1on: Bowllng Green, Ky. Founded: 1906 LocaI1on: lnst1tute, WV Enrollment: 11.259 Enrollment. 4,800 N1ckname Lady Toppers N1ckname Lady Jackets Colors Red and Wh1te Colors Old Gold and Black Conference. Sun Bell Conference· WVIAC Arena: E.A. D1ddle Arena (12,370) Arena: Fleming Hall (1,500) Press Row Phone: (502) 745-4298 Press Row Phone: NA President: Dr. Kern Alexander Pres1dent Dr Thomas W. Cole. Jr Athlet1c D1rector: Pam Hemford Athlet1c D1rector Dr. Richard Tredway Head Coach: Paul Sanderford Head Coach: Glover Smlley Alma Mater: Method1st College '72 Alma Mater. West V1rg1nia State ·77 Ottice Phone: (502) 745-4295 Office Phone· (304) 766-3387 Record at WKU: 103-28, 4 years Record at WVS: 9-17, one year Overall Record: 103-28. 4 years Overall Record: 9-1 7. one year Best T1me to Reach: weekday morn1ngs Best T1me to Reach· 10 a.m.-11 a.m Ass1stant Coaches: Steve Small Ass1stant Coach Barbara Carter Sports lnformatlon Contact: Sports lnformatlon Contact: Paul Just Bryce Casto Office Phone: (502) 745-4295 Office Phone· (304) 766-3228 Home Phone: (502) 781-4852 Home Phone: (304) 768-8143 1985-86 Record: 32-4 1985-86 Record : 9-17 1985-86 Conference Record· 8-0 1985-86 Conference Record. 5-12, 13th Starters Return1ng· 2 Starters Return1ng : 4 Letterwinners Return1ng : 1O Letterw1nners Return1ng· 6 Letterw1nners Lost: 4 Le1terw1nners Lost. 2 Top Returnlng Players: Top Returnlng Players: Clemette Haskins, G, 5-9, Sr. Donna Gordon, C, 6- 1, Sr. Chicago, 111.( 12.8 ppg/3.6 rpg) Pittsburgh, PA (1 6.9 ppg/13 6 rpg) Charlene James, F, 5-9, Sr. Mana Battle G. 5-7. Jr Tyler, Texas (7 4 ppg/4.1 rpg) Portsmouth. Ohio (1 1 1 ppg/5 6 rpg) 34 Opponents

Xavier Dec. 9 at Morehead Youngstown State Jan. 10 at Morehead Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Founded: 1831 Feb. 16 at Youngstown Enrollment: 6,800 Nickname: Lady Muskateers Location: Youngstown, Ohio Colors: Blue and White Founded: 1908 Conference: Midwestern Collegiate Enrollment: 15,750 Arena: Schmidt (4,157) Nickname: Penguins Press Row Phone: N/A Colors: Scarlet and White President: Rev. Charles Currie Conference: Ohio Valley Athlet1c Director: Jeti Fogelson Arena: Beeghly Center (7,500) Head Coach: Mark Ehlan Press Row Phone: (216) 742-3192 Alma Mater: Ohio State '75 President: Dr. Neil D. Humphrey Office Phone: (513) 745-3413 Athletic D1rector: Joseph F. Malmisur Record at XU: First year Head Coach: Ed DIGregorio Overall Record: First year Alma Mater: Mount Union '51 Best Time To Reach: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Office Phone: (216) 742-3478 Assistant Coach: Mary Byers, Rhonda Record at YSU : 33-46, 3 years Kleete Overall Record: 33-46, 3 years Sports lnformatlon Contact: Best Time To Reach: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Tom Jordan Assistant Coach: TBA Office Phone: (513) 745-3416 Sports lnformatfon Contact: Home Phone: (513) 631 -8934 Greg Gulas 1985-86 Record: 2-26 Office Phone: (216) 742-3192 1985-86 Conference Record: 2-12 Home Phone: (216) 788-0556 Starters Returning: 4 1985-86 Record: 12-16 Lenerw1nners Returning: 10 1985-86 Conference Record: 8-6, 3rd Letterwinners Lost: 2 Starters Returning: 4 Top Players Returning: Letterwinners Returning: 10 Maureen Frederick, F, 5-10, Sr. Letterwinners Lost: 2 Cincinnati, Ohio (10.4 ppg/3.9 rpg) Top Pfayers Returnfng: Kate Phelan, C, 6-0, Sr. Dorthy Bauers, C. 5-11, Jr. Bristol, Conn. (7 .1 ppg/5.2 rpg) Youngstown, Ohio (23.9 ppg/11 .6rpg) Shannon Sowers, G, 5-7, Sr. Tonia Simione, G, 5-7, Jr. Zanesville, Ohio (7.1 ppg/2.8 rpg) Boardman, Ohio (8.2 ppg/2.6 rpg) 35 w Ol

1986-87 Morehead State University Lady Eagles lett to nght- front row- Kelly Downs, Anna Campbell, Soph1a Renfro, Chryst1 Beaver back row- Kelly Stamper, Angie Linneman, Kristi Nance, Kim Patyk, Sheila Bradford, September Cardiff, Lynn Miner, Tiphan1e Bates 1985-86 Lady Eagle Basketball Statistics - ---

Overall Record: 13- 15 (Home: 9-5; Away: 4-10 ; Neutral: 0-0) OVC Record: 6-8

Average Games Minutes Field goals Free throws Fouls Tum Total Pts. Reb. Name ln St. Total Game Made Attem t % Made Attem t % Per. Di Asst Steal Over Blks Reb. Pts. Hí 15.8 6.8 Towles 28 28 1023 36.5 168 363 463 107 142 754 58 0 74 53 99 10 191 443 27 13 1 80 lreton 28 28 791 28.3 162 339 478 44 70 .629 88 3 10 17 29 43 223 368 27 109 49 Stamper 28 22 847 30.3 119 266 .447 67 95 705 62 3 83 50 75 3 138 305 24 7.3 5.0 Haddox 28 0 520 18 6 70 161 435 63 86 733 75 5 10 15 31 30 141 203 17 69 76 Bradford 27 24 708 262 77 181 425 32 66 485 81 13 26 67 4 206 186 21 5.7 25 Bates 28 21 686 24.5 61 173 353 37 46 .804 41 1 111 39 98 0 70 159 14 3.9 1 1 Renfro 27 16 449 16.6 43 103 .417 20 31 .645 35 1 55 17 63 0 29 106 10 C,.) -.J 32 2.3 Nap1er 28 6 398 14.2 40 112 .357 9 16 .563 55 0 75 40 57 4 63 89 16 1 6 07 L1nneman 7 0 16 2.3 4 8 500 3 5 .600 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 11 7 15 06 Campbell 11 0 50 4.5 7 19 368 2 2 1 OOO 3 0 1 1 5 0 7 16 4 1 1 07 Card1tt 9 0 47 5.2 3 9 .333 4 7 .571 3 0 3 3 0 0 6 10 4 06 05 Beaver 15 0 110 73 1 6 167 7 12 583 14 0 23 3 17 0 7 9 2 00 00 ' Roseberry 3 0 5 1 8 0 0 OOO 0 0 OOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • No longer on squad

681 41 4 MSU 28 5650 755 1740 434 395 578 683 516 13 458 265 542 94 11581905 83 669410 Opp 28 5650 753 1876 .401 367 535 .686 546 19 388 261 511 85 11481873 85 Average Games Minutes Field goals Free throws Fouls Tum Total Pts. Reb. Name ln St. Total Game Made Attempt % Made Attempt % Per. Disq AsstStealOverBlks Reb. Pts. Hí Team Rebounds MSU 72/44 Deadball Opp 83/43 Deadball Sconng Margin. + 1.2 Rebound Margin. + 0.4 1985-86 Results

Date Opponent Results Top Scorer Top Rebounder

Nov. 23 @ Radford L 63-57 lreton (1 4) lreton (10) 26 @ Northern Kentucky L 59-51 Towles (10) Towles (6) 30 @ Bowling Green w 63-61 Towles (17) Haddox (9) Dec. 2 @ Kentucky L 73-58 lreton (20) lreton (7) 7 Cleveland State w 83-68 lreton (21) lreton (14) 9 Charleston w 77-49 Towles (17) Bradford (18) 14 Western Kentucky L 85-66 Towles (15) Towles (9) 19 Carson-Newman WOT 80-69 Haddox (17) Bradford (14) Jan. 4 @ Xavier w 71-54 Stamper (1 8) lreton (12) 7 Bellarm1ne w 67-60 Towles (19) lreton (10) 11 @ Youngstown State L OT 80-78 lreton (26) Bradford (13) 13 @ Akron L 61-60 Towles (16) lreton (8) 18 Middle Tennessee L 74-64 Towles (16) Brad., Haddox (9) 20 Tennessee Tech w 71-63 Nap1er (16) Bradford (9) 22 Marshall w 82-67 lreton (27) lreton (10) 25 @ Aust1n Peay L 81 -76 Towles (27) Bradford (11) 27 @ Murray State w 74-61 Towles (18) Bradford (19) 30 Louisville L 65-63 Towles (1 8) lreton (12) Feb. 1 Eastern Kentucky w 77-52 Stamper (19) lreton (11) 8 Murray State L 82-76 Towles (22) lreton (12) 10 Aust1n Peay w 62-57 Towles (17) Bradford ( 12) 15 Akron w 61-52 Towles (22) Stamper (7) 17 Youngstown State L 69-65 lreton (18) lreton (13) 19 @ Cincinnati L 62-44 Stamper (11) Towles (11) 22 @ Tennessee Tech L 79-69 lreton (20) lreton (11) 24 @ Middle Tennessee L 71-57 Towles (13) Towles (10) Mar. 1 @ Eastern Kentucky w 81-71 lreton (25) Stamper (10) 5 @ Mtddle Tennessee L 85-72 Towles (20) Haddox (11)

38 Morehead State Single Game Highs lnd1v1dual Team Po1nts 27, lreton- Youngstown 1-11-86 83-Cleveland 12-7-85 27 , Towles-Aust,n Peay 1-25-86 FG Made 13, 1reton - Youngstown 1-11-86 35-Youngstown 1-11-86 13, lreton- Marshall 1-22-86 35-Cleveland 12-7-85 FG Att 22, lreton-Marshall 1-22-86 75-Cleveland 12-7-85 22. Towles-Aust,n Peay 1-25-86 75-Austin Peay 1-25-86 FT Made 11. Towles- Aust,n Peay 1-25-86 33-Eastern 3-1-86 11 , Tow les- Eastern 3- 1-86 FT Att 13, Towles-Eastern 3-1-86 44-Eastern 3-1-86 Rebounds 19, Bradford-Murray 1-27-86 54-Charleston 12-9-85 54-Aust,n Peay 2-10-86 Ass,sts 13, Bates- Murray 2-8-86 23-Charleston 12-9-85 23-Youngstown 2-17-86 Steals 7, Napier- Charleston 12-9-85 19-Charleston 12-9-85 Blk Shots 6, lreton- Youngstown 2-17-86 8-Bellarmine 1-7-86 8- Radford 11 -23-85 Turnovers 30-Youngstown 1-11-86 30- Mtddle Tenn. 2-24-86 FGO/o 1.000, Bates- Youngstown (4-4) 2-17-86 .544- Tenn. Tech 1-20-86 FT% 1.000, Bates- Eastern (8-8) 3-1-86 880-Mtddle Tenn. 3-5-86 1.000, Stamper-Xav1er (8-8)1 -4-86 Fouls 26-Bellarmine 1-7-86 26- Eastern 3- 1-86

39 1985-86 OVC Composite Women's Basketball Schedule

Nonmber22 FI Campbell @ Austm Peay December 12 Ashland @ Eas1ern Kentucky November 28 Freed-Hardeman @ Au~n Peay Ala -Huntsv,lle @ Auslln Peay Murray State C W llhno1s Tourney Eastem Kentucky@ Domino Classlc Middle Tennessee @ C1nc1nna~ Classlc December 13 Tech ClaSSIC@ Tennessee Tech Cleveland Sta1e @ Youngstown State Kent State @ Akron November 29 Moreheod St■te @ Ev1n1vllle Toumey Akron @ Miami (Oho) Murray State@ W llbno

December 8 December 27 Auslln Peay @ Cumberland M1ddle Tennessee @ Maine Class1c Youngstown State@ LaSalle Classic December 9 St Franc,s @ Akron December 28 Kentucky @ Eas1ern Kentucky Akron @ Xav,er X■vler @ MoNhe■cl St■le M1ddle Tennessee@ Maine Class,c Youngstown Stale@ LaSalle Class,c December 10 Austm Peay @ Tennessee Stale December 29 lnaiana Sta!e @ Murray S!ate Youngstown State@ LaSaHe Class,c

December 11 December 30 East Tennessee @ Tennessee Tech P1ttsburgt, @ Eastern Kenlucky 40 J1nu ■ry 2 J1nu1ry 28 East Tenn @ Eastern Austin Peay @ UT Chananooga Murray State @ 111 -Chicago Tourney Eastern Kentucky@ W. Carohna Middle Tennessee @ Tennessee State J1nu1ry 3 Youngstown State @ Kent State Youngstown State @ Akron Ole Miss @ Middle Tennessee J1nu1ry 29 Murray State @ 111.-Chicago Tourney Tennessee Tech @ Western Kentuc ky Missouri @ Tennessee Tech January 31 J■ nuary 5 Akron @ Youngstown State Middle Tennessee@ Tennessee Tech Morehead St1te @ Eutem Kentucky Concord @ Mor■h„d State Murray State @ Austin Peay Akron @ Bowhng Green Murray State @ DePaul February 2 Austin Peay @ David L1pscomb J1nu1ry 6 Malone@ Youngstown State Youngstown State @ W. Michigan Februery 3 J1nu1ry 7 Akron @ Wayne State Dayton @ Eastern Kentucky Eastern Kentucky @ Western Kentucky Kentucky @ Mor■ heed State Febru1ry 4 J1nu1ry 8 Youngstown State@ Detroit Austln Peay @ Ala -Huntsville Tennessee State @ AuStln Peay Moreheld State @ M1rahall J1nu1ry 10 S. Illinois @ Tennessee Tech Akron @ Eastern Kentucky Tennessee Tech@ Aust,n Peay February 7 Middle Tennessee@ Murray State Akron @ M1ddle Tennessee Young■town State @ Morehead State Eastern Kentucky @ Aust,n Peay Morehead State @ Murray St1te Januray 12 Youngstown State@ Tennessee Tec h Akron @ Morehead State Middle Tennessee@ Austln Peay F1bru1ry 9 Tennessee Tech@ Murray State Akron@ Tennessee Tech Youngstown State@ Eastern Kentucky Morehead State @ Auatln Peay Youngstown@ Middle Tennessee J1nu1ry 14 Eastern Kentucky @ Murray State UT-Chatt. @ Aust1n Peay February 11 J1nu1ry 15 Tennessee Tech@ Tennessee State Michigan State @ Akron February 14 J1nu1ry 17 Morehe■d State @ Akron Aust,n Peay @ Akron Austin Peay@ Middle Tennessee Eastern Kentucky @ Tennessee T ech Murray State @ Tennessee Tech Moreheed State @ Mlddle Tenn■1111 Eastern Kentucky @ Youngstown State Murray State @ Youngstown State February 21 J1nu1ry 19 Akron @ Murray State Murray State @ Akron Youngstown State@ Austln Peay Aust,n Peay@ Youngstown State M1ddle Tennessee @ Eastern Kentucky Eastern Kentucky@ Middle Tennessee Tennea111 Tech @ Morehead State Mor■ head State @ Tenn•- Tech February 23 January 22 Akron @ Aust,n Peay Moreheed State @ Cincinnati Youngstown State @ Murray State Mlddle Tenne- @ Morehead State January 24 Tennessee Tech @ Eastern Kentucky Auatln P„y @ Mor■ head State Murray State @ Eastern Kentucky February 26 Middle Tennessee@ Youngstown State Moreheld State @ Eaatern Kentucky Tennessee Tech @ Akroo Tennessee State @ Middle Tennessee Akron @ Cleveland State J1nu1ry 26 Vanderb1lt@ Tennessee Tech Austln Peay @ Eastern Kentucky Western Kentucky@ Murray State Middle Tennessee @ Akron Murr■y State @ Moreheld State February 27 Tennessee Tech@ Youngstown State Austin Peay @ Murray State

February 28 Austln Peay @ Murray State Morahead State @ Ea■tem Kentucky

41 OVC Records

Final 1985-86 Standings Conference Games AII Games Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Middle Tennessee 13 1 .929 20 7 .741 Tennessee Tech 12 2 .857 22 10 .680 Youngstown State 8 6 .571 12 16 .420 Morehead State 6 8 .429 13 15 .460 Akron 6 8 .429 12 15 .440 Austin Peay 5 9 .357 14 12 .530 Murray State 5 9 .357 12 16 .420 Eastern Kentucky 1 13 .071 8 17 .320 1985-86 AII-OVC Women's Basketball Team Flrat Team Name/ School Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech C 6-3 Jr. Vauxhall, N.J . Kim Webb, Middle Tennessee G 5-9 Jr. LaVerne, Tenn. Dorothy Taylor, Austin Peay F 5-7 Sr. Denmark, Tenn. Danielle Carson, Youngstown G 5-8 Sr. New M1ddletown, Oh10 Kay Wilbanks, Middle Tennessee e 6-4 Jr. R1ngold, Georgia 1985-86 AII-OVC Second Team Name/School Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Dorothy Bowers, Youngstown e 5-11 so. Youngstown, Ohio Angela Fletcher, Eastern Kentucky G 5-9 Sr. Chananooga, Tenn Janlce Towles, Morehead State F 5-9 Sr. Aflex, Kentucky Chris Moye, Tennessee Tech G 5-8 Sr. Eastover, S.C. Sheila Sm1th, Murray State F 5-10 Fr. Memph1s, Tenn. Coach of the Year Player of the Year 1977-78 Marynell Meadors. Tennessee Tech 1977-78 Donna Murphy, Morehead State 1978-79 Mlckey Wells, Morehead State 1978-79 Pam Chambers, Tennessee Tech 1979-80 Larry lnman, Middle Tennessee 1979-80 Donna Murphy, Morehead State 1980-81 D1anne Murphy, Eastern Kentucky 1980-81 Jenlynn Harper, Tennessee Tech Jean Smith, Murray State 1980-82 Jerilynn Harper, Tennessee Tech 1981-82 Mlckey Wells, Morehead State 1982-83 Prlscllla Blackford, Morehead St. 1982-83 Larry lnman, Middle Tennessee 1983-84 Karen Hubert, Murray State 1983-84 Marynell Meadors, Tennessee Tech 1984-85 Jennrter McFalls, Middle Tennessee 1984-85 Larry lnman, Middle Tennessee 1985-86 Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech 1985-86 John Street, Akron

Female Athlete of the Year Champions by the Years 1980-81 Jerilynn Harper, Tennessee Tech 1977-78 Tennessee Tech 1982-82 Jerilynn Harper, Tennessee Tech 1978-79 Morehead State 1982-83 Prlscllla Blackford, Morehead St. 1979-80 M1ddle Tennessee 1983-84 Pam Raglin, Eastern Kentucky t 980-81 Tennessee Tech 1984-85 Pat Spurgin, Murray State 1981-82 Tennessee Tech 1985-86 Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech 1982-83 Middle Tennessee 1983-84 Middle Tennessee 1984-85 M1ddle Tennessee 1985-86 M1ddle Tennessee 42 MSU Records lndividual Team Most Polnts: Most Polnts: Game-37, Donna Murphy vs. Murray Half-61 vs. Charleston, 1978-79 State, 1979-80 Game- 115 vs. Eastern Kentucky, Season-600, Donna Murphy, 1977-78 1978-79 Career-2,059, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 Season-2,641 , 1978-79 Hlghest Scorlng Average: Most Polnts-Flrst Halt: Season-21.9, Debra Ames, 1974-75 55 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1978-79 Career-19.6, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 Most Points-Second Halt: Most Field Goal Attempts: 61 vs. Charleston, 1978-79 Game-30, Donna Murphy vs Dayton, Most Points by Two Teams: 1977-78 192, MSU 115, Eastern Kentucky 77 , Season- 527, Donna Murphy, 1977-80 1978-79 Career-1 ,932, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 Most Polnts by Opponents: Most Field Goals Made: 104, vs. Kentucky, 1975-76 Game-18, Donna Murphy vs. Murray Hlghest Scorlng Average: State, 1979-80 82.5, 1978-79 Season-266, Donna Murphy, 1977-78 Most Field Goals Made: Career-930, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 Game-51, vs. Campbellsville, 1980-81 Best Field Goal Percentage (Regulars Season-1,085, 1978-79 Only): Best Field Goal Accuracy: Season-.642, Debra Ames, 1975-76 Game- .640 vs. Eastern Kentucky, Career-.542, M1chelle Stowers, 1976-80 1976-77 Most Free Throw Attempts: Season- .492, 1978-79 Game-17, Donna Murphy vs. Eastern Most Free Throws Attempted: Kentucky, 1977-78 Game-46 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1977-78 Season-175, Priscilla Blacklord, 1982-83 Season-679, 1978-79 Career-387, Donna Stephens, 1978-82 Most Free Throws Made: Most Free Throws Made: Game-33 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1985-86 Game-13, Donna Murphy vs. Eastern Season-4 71 , 1978-79 Kentucky, 1977-78 Most Free Throws Attempted by Two Season-130, Priscilla Blackford, 1982-83 Teams: Career-296, Donna Stephens, 1978-82 70, 1977-78 (MSU 43, Louisville 27) Best Free Throw Accuracy (Regulars 70, 1985-86 (MSU 44 , Eastern Kentucky Only): 26) Season-.868, Irene Moore, 1980-81 Most Free Throws Made by Two Teams: Career-.813, Irene Moore, 1978-82 50, 1977-78 (MSU 32, Louisville 18) Most Consecutlve Free Throws: 50, 1985-86 (MSU 33, Eastern Kentucky Game-11 , Donna Stephens vs. Ken­ 17) tucky, 1978-79 Best Free Throw Accuracy: Season-15, Janice Towles, 1984-85 .694, 1978-79 Rebounding: Most Rebounds: Game-30, Debbie Ames, 1975-76 Game-75, vs. Morris Harvey, 1977-78; Season-17.4, Donna Murphy, 1976-77 75, vs. Cumberland, 1978-79 Career-13.7, Donna Murphy, 1976-80 Season-1,596, 1978-79 Most Assists: Game-16, Irene Moore vs. Northern Ken­ Miscellaneous tucky, 1980-81 Most Wlns: 28, 1978-79 Season-193, Teresa Ruby, 1984-85 Career-499, Irene Moore, 1978-82 Most Losses: 15, 1985-86 Most Blocked Shots: Season-43, Donna Murphy, 1979-80 Longest Wlnnlng Streak: 15, 1978-79 Longest Loslng Streak: 6, 1980-81 43 Biggest Wins Most Team Points in 1. 59-MSU 107, Campbellsv1lle 48, 1980-81 One Game by MSU 2 52-MSU 101. Bowhng Green 49, 1979-80 3 51-MSU 91 , Marshall 40. 1978-79 Opponent Year Pomls 51 - MSU 98. Cumberland 47, 1978-79 5 48- MSU 77, Centre 29, 1975-76 1 Eastern Kentucky 1978-79 115 6 47- MSU 86, Cumberland 39. 1980-81 2. Beltarm1ne 1980-81 111 7 44- MSU 111, Bellarmine 67, 1980-81 3 Campbellsv1lle 1980-81 107 8 41-MSU 89, Marshall 48, 1980-81 4. Morns Harvey 1978-79 104 9 38-MSU 115, Eastern Kentucky 77, 1978-79 5. Murray S1a1e 1977-78 101 10 36-MSU 86, Cumberland 50, 1978-79 Bowl,ng Green 1979-80 101 11 . 35-MSU 98, Bellarm1ne 63. 1976-77 7 Radford College 1978-79 100 12 32-MSU 61, Rio Grande 29, 1970-71 8. Tennessee Tech 1981-82 99 32- MSU 81 , Georgetown 49. 1975-76 9 Bellarm1ne 1976-77 98 32-MSU 87, Cedarville 55, 1976-77 Cumberland 1978-79 98 32-MSU 80, Bellarmine 48, 1978-79 11 . Nonhern Ky 1980-81 97 32-MSU 84, Marshall 52, 1981 -82 12 Eastern Kentucky 1978-79 95 32-MSU 93, Marshall 61, 1981 -82 Marshall 1980-81 95 18 31-MSU 90, Eastern Kentucky 59, 1979-80 Charleston 1981-82 95 19 30-MSU 90. Charleston 60. 1976-77 15. M1ddle Tennessee 1977-78 94 30-MSU 75, Youngstown State 45. 1981-82 16 Day1on 1977-78 93 Eastern Kentucky 1977-78 93 Marshall 1981-82 93 19. C1ncmnat1 1976-77 92 Moms Harvey 1977-78 92 Worst Losses Northern Ky 1977-78 92 Murray State 1978-79 92 23 Eas1ern Kentucky 1978-79 91 1 50-Eastern Kentucky 78, MSU 28, 1974-75 Marshall 2 41- Kentucky 104, MSU 63. 1975-76 1978-79 91 25 Moms Harvey 1976-77 3 34- Miarm (Ohio) 94, MSU 60, 1982-83 90 Eastern Kentucky 1979-80 4 31- Kentucky 60. MSU 29, 1970-71 90 31-Tennessee Tech 75. MSU 44. 1982-83 6 29-Kentucky 70, MSU 41, 1974-75 7 28-Lou1sv1lle 90, MSU 62, 1977-78 Most lndividual Points 28--Marshall 74, MSU 46, 1974-75 28--Middle Tennessee 81 , MSU 53, 1982-83 ina Game by MSU 10 27-Lou1sv1lle 57. MSU 30, 1970-71 11 25-Northern Kentucky 63, MSU 38, 1974-75 Neme P1a. Opponen1 Year 25-0h,o S1a1e 64, MSU 39, 1983-84 1 Donna Murphy 37 Murray State 1979-80 13 24-Western Kentucky 92, MSU 68, 1975-76 2 Donna Murphy 36 Middle Tennessee 1977-78 24-Western Ken1ucky 90, MSU 66. 1983-84 3. Donna Murphy 35 Belm,ont 1976-77 15 23-Kentucky 56. MSU 33, 1971-72 Donna Murphy 35 Kentucky 1979-80 23-Eastern Ken1ucky 56, MSU 33, 1972-73 5 Robin Harrnon 34 Brigham Young 1980-81 23-Eastern Kentucky 83. MSU 60, 1975-76 Dorina Stephens 34 Murray Sta1e 1980-81 23-lndiana 57, MSU 34. 1980-81 Donna Murphy 34 Clemson 1976-77 19 22-Kentucky 55, MSU 33, 1972-73 Debra Ames 34 Georgetown 1974-75 22-Tennessee Tech 84, MSU 62, 1979-80 9 Donna Murphy 33 Eas1ern Keniucky 1977-78 22-Oh,o State 66, MSU 44, 1981-82 M1chelle Stowers 33 Tennessee Tech 1978-79 Prisc1lla Blackford 33 Western Kenlucky 1982-83 Prisc1lla Black1ord 33 Ohio Umvers,ty 1983-84 Most Team Points 13 Donna Murphy 32 Ken1ucky 1978-79 14 Robin Harmon 31 Norlhern Ky 1980-81 in One Game Susann Brown 31 Lou1sv1lle 1976-77 Donna Murphy 31 Western Kentucky 1977-78 by MSU Opponents Donrla Stephens 31 Dayton 1981-82 18 Prisc1lla Blackford 30 Xav1er 1982-83 Opponent Year Pomts 19 Robin Harm,on 29 Bellarm,ne 1980-81 Debra Ames 29 NQrthern Ky 1974-75 1. Kentucky 1975-76 104 Susann Brown 29 Western Kentucky 1975-76 2 M1am1 (Oh,o) 1982-83 94 Prisc1lla Blackford 29 Murray State 1982-83 3 Western Kentucky 1975-76 92 Belmont 1976-77 92 Tennessee Tech 1977-78 92 1,000-Point Club 6 Nonhern Ky 1975-76 91 Middle Tennessee 1976-77 ll,1 East Tennessee 1977-78 91 Career Polnts Playar Gamea average Cen1ral M1ssour1 1980-81 91 10 Louisv1lle 1977-78 90 2,059 Donna Murphy, 1976-80 105 19 6 Kentucky 1979-80 90 1.710 Donna Stephens, 1978-82 93 18 4 Nonhern Ky 1980-81 90 1,599 Robm Harm,on, 1978-82 121 13 2 Western Kentucky 1983-84 90 1,481 Prisc1lla Blackford, 1980-83 94 15 8 14 Western Kentucky 1976-77 89 1.459 M1chelle Stowers, 1976-80 109 13 4 Middle Tennessee 1977-78 89 1,219 Irene Moore, 1978-82 108 11 3 Western Kentucky 1977-78 89 1,139 ConrneAppelman,1981 -85 113 101 Tennessee Tech 1978-79 89 1,030 Debra Ames, 1974-78 80 129 44 Coaching Records Series Records

Year Head Coach Won Lot tTltles Opponent Flrat Laat W-L Gama Game 1970-71 Carole Stewart 5 3 Stewart-Tolal, 1 yr 5-3 Akron 1982-82 1985-86 7-1 1971-72 Sue Lucke 4 4 Alcorn Slate 1983-84 1983-84 1-0 1972-73 Sue Lucke 5 Auslin Peay 1977-78 1985-86 13-3 1973-74 Sue Lucke 7 4 Bellarm1ne 1973-74 1980-81 7-1 1974-75 Sue Lucke 4 7 Belmont 1976-77 1977-78 1-1 Lucke-Total, 4 yrs. 20-19 Berea 1970-71 1974-75 4-0 1975-76 M,ckey Wells 8 12 Bowhng Green 1979-80 1985-86 2-0 1976-77 M,ckey Wells 16 9 KWIC Bngham Young 1980-81 1980-81 0-1 1977-78 M,ckey Wells 18 10 Campbellsv1lle 1972-72 1980-81 4-0 1978-79 M,ckey Wells 28 4 KWIC Carson-Newman 1984-85 1985-86 1-1 ovc Cedarville 1975-76 1976-77 2-0 1979-80 M,ckey Wells 21 9 Central M1ssour1 1980-81 1980-81 0-1 1980-81 M,ckey Wells 14 11 Centre 1970-71 1975-76 6-0 1980-81 Lorena Marlow 3 3 Charleston (S C) 1972-73 1973-74 2-0 1981 -82 M,ckey Wells 20 9 Charleston 01'1 Va ) 1975-76 1985-86 8-3 1982-83 M,ckey Wells 16 14 Cinc1nna11 1976-77 1985-86 4.3 1983-84 M,ckey Wells 15 13 Clemson 1976-77 1976-77 0-1 Wells-01a1. 9 yrs. 156-91 Cleveland S1a1e 1985-86 1-0 1984-85 Lorena Marlow 14 13 Cumberland 1978-79 1980-81 3-0 1985-86 Lorena Marlow 13 15 Dayton 1976-77 1981-82 3.3 Marlow-Total, 2 yrs.,30-31 East Carohna 1982-83 1984-85 2-0 Eastern Kentucky 1971-72 1985-86 19-9 211 144 East Tennessee St 1977-78 1984-85 3-1 Georgetown (Ky) 1970-71 1975-76 6-0 Il linois 1978-79 1978-79 1-0 Lady Eagles on the Indiana 1980-81 1980-81 0-1 Indiana Stale 1984-85 1984-85 2-0 Tournament Trail Kentucky 1970-71 1985-86 4-21 Kentucky State 1975-76 1975-76 2-0 1976-77 Kentucky State Champions. Keni State 1978-79 1980-81 3-0 1978-79 University of Cincinnati Classic Louisv1lle 1970-71 1985-86 11-14 Marshall 1976-77 1985-86 14-6 Champions, Ohio Valley M1am1 (OhlO) 1980-81 1982-83 1-2 Conference Champions, Kentucky Middle Tennessee 1976-77 1985-86 5-14 State Champions. Miss1ss1pp1 State 1983-84 1983-84 0-1 Murray State 1971-72 1985-86 17-8 1979-80 University of Cincinnati Classic North Carohna 1981-82 1981-82 1-0 Champions, Ohio Valley Northern Kentucky 1974-75 1985-86 14-9 Conference Tournament Ohio 1981-82 1983-84 3-0 Champions. Ohio Stale 1981-82 1983-84 0-2 Old Oom1n10n 1976-77 1976-77 0-1 1980-81 Lady Eagle Classic Champions, Pittsburgh 1979-80 1979-80 1-0 Kentucky Women's lntercolleg1ate Radford 1977-78 1985-86 3-1 Champions. Rio Grande 1970,71 1970-71 1-0 South Carohna 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 1981-82 East Tennessee Tournament Southwest Missouri 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 Champions, Ohio Valley Tennessee Tech 1977-78 1985-86 6-11 Conference Tournament runner-up. Transylvan1a 1970-71 1973-74 3-1 1982-83 Indiana State Tournament Vanderbllt 1982-83 1982-83 0-1 Virgm1a Tech 1982-83 1983-84 0-2 Champions, Lady Eagle Classic Western Carohna 1983-84 1983-84 1-0 runner-up, Ohio Valley Conference Western Kentucky 1974-75 1985-86 10-13 Tournament runner-up. Western Michigan 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 Xavier 1982-83 1985-86 2-0 1983-84 M ississippi State Tournament Youngstown State 1981-82 1985-86 4-4 runner-up.

45 58 Moms Harvey 73 MSU 1978-79 OPP AII-Time Results 63 Kentucky 104 86 Cumbe

Jlm Forrest wlll provlde the play-by-play for Lady Eagle basketball wlth color com­ mentator Suaan Martin.

Lady Eagle Broadcast Schedule Date 0 nent Tlme .m. The excrtement of selected Lady Eagle December basketball games can be heard on WMOR· Sun .. 7 Western Kentucky 315 FM as MSU battles In the tough Ohio Valley Conference January Play-by-play announcer J1m Forrest. along Sat., 10 Youngstown State 4 45 with color commentator Susan Man1n, w1II Mon., 12 Akron 4 45 broadcast a 14 game Oh10 Valley Con­ Sat., 17 M1ddle Tennessee 4 45 ference slate plus a non-conference game at Mon., 19 Tennessee Tech 545 Western Kentucky Univers11y Sat, 24 Aust1n Peay 4 45 AII games start 15 minutes before game Mon . 26 Murray 4.45 hme w1th a pre-game IntervIew w1th head Sat., 31 Eastern Kentucky 4.45 coach Loretta Marlow February Sat, 7 Murray 5 45 Mon., 9 Aust1n Peay 5.45 Sat., 14 Akron 4 45 Mon., 16 Youngs1own State 4 45 Sat., 21 Tennessee T ech 4 45 Mon. , 23 M1ddle Tennessee 4:45 Sal, 28 Eastern 7·15 AII limes are eastern. 48 Media lnformation

Th1s pubilcat1on featuring the 1986-87 Morehead State Un1vers1ty women·s basket­ ball team has been prepared to a1d you 1n covering the Lady Eagles th1s season Add1- t1onal 1nformat1on 1s ava1lable by contact1ng ass1stant sports 1nformat1on director Scott Lawson at (606) 783-2500 at h1s off1ce or (606) 784-3358 at h1s res1dence

Media Requests Work1ng press and photo passes, l1m1ted to authonzed med1a personnel only. should be requested several days prior to the game date Press passes will be left at the main t1cket w1ndow on the south s1de (Main Street s1de) of the Academic-Athlet1c Center AII press requests and/or quest1ons concern1ng such should be d1rected to R1ck Hesterberg. sports 1nformat1on d1rector

Broadcasts Permission for broadcast rights must be secured 1n advance by the sports 1nformat1on director A rec1procal line 1s avallable to op­ ponents that w1II provide the same serv1ce for MSU's orig1nat1ng station at the1r home s1te. Other stat1ons may use the l1ne at a nom1nal charge. lf add1t1onal llnes are needed, llne 1n­ stallat1ons should be ordered well 1n advance through the Morehead office of General Tele· Services phone. (606) 784-4136. Contact the sports 1nformat1on director 1f there are any ques- The Lady Eagle press row statt w1II supply 11ons. you with programs and up-to-date 1nforma­ t1o n on both teams prior to the start of the game Play-by-play and statistical data are Telecopier-Telephones also prov1ded at the appropriate limes. Re­ freshments are also provided ín the press Morehead State w1II have one telecop1er room for your convenience. ava1lable for your use. lf you w1sh to flle your copy v1a telecop1er, you must not1fy the D1rect all correspondence to: sports 1nformat1on director well 1n advance to R1ck Hesterberg assure 1ts availab11ity to you. Several tele­ Sports lnformation D1rector phones are located at courtside and in the Morehead State Univers1ty press room/sports 1nformat1on ott1ce w1th1n a UPO Box 1023 few steps of the cour1 for your use The Aca­ Morehead, Kentucky 40351 demic-Athlellc Center press row number 1s Phone· Ott,ce-(606) 783-2500 (606) 783-2500. Home-(606) 783-1092 1986-87 Lady Eagles Basketball Schedule

Date 0 onent Site Time November Saturday, 29 Bellarm1ne Away 2 p.m .

December Tuesday, 2 Charleston Away 7 p.m. Friday, 5 West Virginia State College Home 7 p.m. Sunday, 7 Western Away 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, 9 Xavier Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 13 University of Evansville Tourn. Away TBA Sunday, 14 (Bali State, Evansville. Tenn. State) Thursday, 18 Louisville Away 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 20 Bowling Green Home 1 p.m.

January Monday, 5 Concord Home 5 p.m. Wednesday, 7 Kentucky Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 10 Youngstown Home 5 p.m. Monday, 12 Akron Home 5 p.m. Saturday, 17 Middle Tennessee Away 6 p.m. Monday, 19 Tennessee Tech Away 6 p.m. Thursday, 22 Cincinnati Home 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 24 Austin Peay Home 5 p.m. Monday, 26 Murray Home 5 p.m. Saturday, 31 Eastern Home 5 p.m.

February Wednesday, 4 Marshall Away 7:30 p .m. Saturday, 7 Murray Away 6 p.m. Monday, 9 Austin Peay Away 6 p.m. Saturday, 14 Akron Away S p.m. Monday, 16 Youngstown Away S p.m. Saturday, 21 Tennessee Tech Home 5 p.m. Monday, 23 Middle Tennessee Home 5 p.m. Saturday, 28 Eastern Away 7:30 p.m.

Marc h TBA OVC Tournament TBA TBA Note: AII Times Are Eastern