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Wright State University Women's Basketball Media Guide 2003-2004
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To: All Prospective Student-Athletes
My name is Bridgett Williams, the head women's basketball coach here at Wright State University, and I would like to thank you for taking the time to view our media guide. Inside you will find pictures of my players and the staff, information on our campus and much more. This media guide was put together diligently by our sports information office for your viewing. We thank them for putting together a wonderful guide to Wright State Women's Basketball. We hope you enjoy it.
I would also like to share my vision for this program, which consists of four areas I work daily to improve:
Vision for the Program Develop a program that fosters successful growth in the three-tier structure consisting of person, student and athlete through personal relationships, education and accountability for the complete experience as a student-athlete at Wright State University.
Vision for the Person To help develop personal goals, work on them daily and see results of accomplishments yearly.
Vision for the Student Earn the top three highest grade point averages in the athletic department Have five or more players on the All-Academic Team (department and Horizon League) To have each player complete their degree within four years
Vision for the Basketball Team Horizon League Tournament Champions Compete in the NCAA Tournament
I hope my philosophy matches what you are looking for in a program. If so, contact us, we would love to hear from you.
On behalf of my staff and I, best wishes to you, your team and your family. Have a great season!
Sincerely,
IRlliHT STATE UNJVERSJTY
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1 1.888.RAIDERS Statement of Contents Philosophy for All-Time Letterwinners ...... 46 Intercollegiate Athletics Athletic Staff ...... 34 The athletics program at Wright State University is recognized as an Coaching Staff ...... 3-8 integral part of the total educational process. The athletics program is designed Dayton ...... 35 to contribute to the total development of the student-athlete's health, fitness, skill, leadership, and respect for others. Director of Athletics ...... 33 Wright State University's intercollegiate athletic representatives are student athletes, coaches and staff who are instructed on and dedicated to the principles Ervin J. Nutter Center ...... 36---37 of fair play and amateur competition as defined by the rules of the National Final and Horizon League Statistics ...... 28 Collegiate Athletic Association. It is the responsibility of the athletics administra tion and coaches to insure that the entire program is in full compliance with all Horizon League ...... 40-41 pertinent rules and regulations. Objectives of the intercollegiate athletics program at Wright State University Media Services ...... 52 are to: Mission Statement ...... 2 1. provide a form of student activity which is generally accepted part of collegiate life. 1,000 Point Club ...... 55 2. provide opportunities for the development of unique skills and abilities to a diverse segment of the male and female student population. Opponent Records ...... 39 3. provide the opportunity and motivation for participation in sports activities Opponents ...... 38 for a broad segment of the male and female student population. 4. provide a vehicle which is a recognized builder of morale and esprit de Player Profiles ...... 10-24 corps among students, staff, and alumni. 5. create an awareness of and support for Wright State University within the President, WSU ...... 32 region, state and nation. Raider Records ...... 42-44 6. sponsor a breadth of programs which will provide student-athletes with the opportunity to compete on a local, regional, or national level. Within this Raider Roster ...... 25 objective, programs will be funded and expectations generated which will provide each program or individual with the opportunity to achieve success. Raiders at a Glance ...... 26 7. provide an environment in which the student-athlete will learn the value Raiders on the Road ...... 2 of fair play, the necessity of obeying rules and regulations, and the necessity to perform up to prescribed academic standards. Through the Years ...... 47-5 l Wright State Quick Facts ...... 2 Wright State Quick Facts Wright State University ...... 30-31 Location: Dayton, OH 45435-0001 2002-03 Record: 11- J 7 Overall, 8-8 Horizon (Tied for Fourth) 2002-03 Results ...... 27 Founded: 1964; independent status, 1967 Enrollment: 15,446 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/4 2003-04 Schedule ...... BC Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Nickname: Raiders Sports Information Director: Bob Noss Colors: Hunter Green and Gold Conference: Horizon League Women's Basketball SID: Matt Zircher Office: (937) 775-2831 Credits PresidenUAlma Mater: Dr. Kim Hotline: 1-888-RAIDERS Compilation: Matt Zircher, Goldenberg/Albany Medical College, 1979 Fax: (937) 775-2818 Associate SID Director of Athletics/Alma Mater: Press Row: (937) 775-4687 Dr. Michael Cusack/Long Island, 1964 email: [email protected] Typesetting Wright State University and Printing: Printing Services Senior Associate AD/Alma Mater: Paul Internet: http://www.wsuraiders.com Newman/Edinboro, 1964 Head Athletic Trainer: Luis "Tony" Editing: Wright State University SWA/Alma Mater: Judy Chivers/Kennedy Ortiz Photography: University Media College, 1975/Northern Michigan 1993 Women's Basketball Trainer: Jason Services, Trevor Head Coach/Alma Mater: Bridgett Franklin Thompson, Tim Boone Williams/SIU-Carbondale, 1988 Home CourUCapacity: Ervin J. Nutter and Nicholas Falzerano Record at WSU/Years: I 7-39ffwo Center/11 ,019 Design: UTC Communications Overall Record/Years: 27-85/Four Ticket Office Phone: (937) 775-4789 Assistant Coaches/Alma Maters: Marlene Stollings/Ohio, 1998 Reggen Stewart/Wright State, 2001 Kevin Williams/Kansas State, 1997
2 WSURAIDERS.COM She was also the academic liaison between the basketball Bridgett staff and academic affairs office. She coordinated all VVilliams academic activities of the team, and saw seven players earn grade point averages of 3.0 or better, with six players earn Head Coach ing Academic All-Big 12 honors. Third Year While at Wisconsin (1994-96), she worked under the tutelage of Jane Albright-Dieterle. She served as the assistant recruiting coordinator and formulated strategy that Bridgett Williams enters signed the No. 8 recruiting class in the nation in 1995. In her third season at Wright part because of her efforts, Wisconsin had its first winning State and is in just her season in 10 years, received back-to-back NCAA tourna fourth season overall as a ment bids, and posted consecutive 20-win seasons. head coach. Williams, Williams was a standout player for Southern Illinois though, already has many Carbondale from 1984-88. In her senior season, she was experiences in both building a program from the ground up named her team's captain and most valuable player, Most and in maintaining established, successful programs, and Valuable Player of the Gateway Conference, Most Valuable looks to use those experiences in continuing to build the Player of Women 's Intercollegiate Athletics at Raider program. SIU-Carbondale, and a Kodak All-America selection. The Last season, WSU posted an 11-17 overall record, its Salukis earned their first NCAA tournament appearance best since 1995-96, and the 8-8 Horizon League mark was in 1986 and returned to the tournament in 1987. She was their best ever in conference play. Wright State also recorded inducted into the Southern Illinois-Carbondale Athletic its first-ever win over a ranked team as the Raiders defeated Hall of Fame in 1993. UW-Green Bay 73-70 at the Nutter Center on January 25. Williams earned a bachelor of science in advanced Named the fifth head coach in Raider history on June 4, technical studies in 1988, and a master of science in voca 2001, Williams came to Wright State after being the head tional educational studies/business education in 1991. coach of Chicago State. In just two short seasons there, Formerly Bridgett Bonds, she is married to Kevin Williams Williams made great strides with the Cougars, picking up and they have a six-year-old son, Brandon, and a two-year 10 wins in 2001 , the second-most in school history, after not old daughter, Kirsten. winning a game the season before and totalling nine wins altogether over the previous seven years. Chicago State also set a school record during the 2000-01 season with eight home wins and the seven league wins were two more than the total earned by the team in Mid-Con play over the previous six seasons. Chicago State then capped things off by advancing to the second round of the Mid-Continent Confer ence Tournament for the first time ever. As a result, Williams was selected as the conference's Coach of the Year. Away from the court, Williams also made an immediate impact as two Chicago State players were named to the Academic All-Conference Team last season and, in 2000, she conducted the first basketball camps sponsored by the women's basketball program in Chicago State's history. Prior to arriving at Chicago State, Williams served as the recruiting coordinator at fellow Horizon League member Illinois-Chicago. She was instrumental in Illinois-Chicago's signing of a top 20 class in 1999. She was also an assistant coach at Kansas State University for two years, an assistant at the University of Wisconsin for two years, and an assistant at her alma mater, Southern Illinois-Carbondale, for two years. During her tenure at Kansas State (1996-98), Williams' recruiting and coaching efforts contributed to the Wildcats' first NCAA tournament appearance in 10 years in 1997.
3 1.888.RAIDERS VVhat others are saying about Bridgett VVilliams:
"We believe Bridgett is the most prepared to lead the rebuilding of our program. She has impressed all of us with her positive attitude. Her experience in helping turn three programs around has us all very excited." -Mike Cusack, Wright State athletics director
"She's got great potential. I love her. She's a very good friend and just a first-class person with a lot of character who cares about her students." -Al Avant, Chicago State athletics director
"Bridgett is just a wonderful person and one of the best, young coaches in the game. She will add instant credibility with her strengths in recruiting, creating enthusiasm and bringing out the best in her players. She is a real players' coach." -Jane Albright, University of Wisconsin head coach
"Bridgett did an excellent job of building the program at Chicago State. I know she will have a positive impact at Wright State and in the Horizan League." -Deb Patterson, Kansas State University head coach
Bridgett Williams NCAA Tournament Appearances
Year Team Role 1986 SIU-Carbondale Player 1987 SIU-Carbondale Player 1995 Wisconsin Asst. Coach 1996 Wisconsin Asst. Coach 1997 Kansas State Asst. Coach
4 WSURAIDERS.COM 5 1.888.RAIDERS Marlene Stollings Assistant Coach First Year
Assistant coach Marlene Stollings had an outstanding prep career at Beaver Stollings is the newcomer Eastern High School, finishing as the leading scorer in the to the Wright State history of Ohio high school basketball, boys or girls, with women's basketball pro 3,514 points. As a senior, Stollings was named Ohio's Miss gram this season, but she brings to the Raiders a rich Basketball and was presented a resolution by both the Ohio background as she has had extensive experience as both a Senate and House of Representatives for her academic and player and coach at the Division I level. athletic achievement. Her 1,022 points that year is the Stollings comes to WSU after serving as an assistant second-highest single-season scoring total in state history coach at New Mexico State the past two seasons. During for girls basketball. In her honor, February 19, 1993, was the 2001-02 season at New Mexico State, the Aggies set a declared Marlene Stollings' Day in Pike County and, earlier NCAA record for three-pointers made in a game with 21 and this year, she was inducted in the Ohio Girls Basketball finished second nationally in threes per game at 8.41. She Magazine Hall of Fame. also served as interim head coach for 12 games last year, Off the court, Stollings was a two-time Scholar Athlete posting a 9-3 record and leading the Aggies to first place in at Ohio State in 1994-95, while earning Ohio University the Sun Belt Conference's West Division. Almuni Scholar Athlete Citation and Dean's List honors in Prior to joining the New Mexico State staff, Stollings 1996. Stollings earned a B.A. in marketing and a B.S. in spent one season as an assistant at Jacksonville University, sport industry from Ohio University in 1998. where the Dolphins set school records for overall and con ference wins along with conference finish. Before joining the Jacksonville coaching staff, she played one year of professional basketball with Club Abb Baden of Baden, Switzerland. After returning from overseas, she was invited and participated in the 1999 training camp for the Utah Starzz of the WNBA. Joining the Wright State staff is a homecoming of sorts for Stollings as her prep and collegiate playing career both took place here in the Buckeye State. She played at Ohio State as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to Ohio University for the 1996-97 season where she completed her eligibility the following year. Raiders Day Camp (Session 1) June 14-18 As a senior at Ohio in 1997-98, Stollings was voted Raiders Day Camp (Session 2) August 2-6 team captain by her teammates. She earned first-team All-Mid-American Conference honors after finshing ninth For more information please contact: in the nation and leading the league in scoring (22.9 ppg). Against Robert Morris on December 30, 1997, Stollings set Chris Brann, Director of Basketball a Bobcat record with 41 points and also hit a school-record 10 three-point baskets. Stollings also helped the Bobcats set Operations (937) 775-2062 a school record with seven consecutive wins en route to a 17-11 mark during the 1997-98 season. She also earned Come Join the Fun!! honorable mention Kodak All-America honors.
B WSURAIDERS.COM Reggen Stevvart Assistant Coach First Year
Reggen Stewart, a Indianapolis and was the freshman girls basketball and former standout for the volleyball coach for her alma mater, Arsenal Tech High Wright State women's School. She also spent one season as the eighth grade girls basketball team from 1997- basketball coach at Fulton Junior High School. 2001 , rejoins the program this season as an assistant coach. Stewart also served as a basketball camp instructor at While at Wright State, Stewart left quite a mark on the Butler and Ohio State, was part of Tamika Catchings' Catch Raider record books as she appears in several career catego the Fever Basketball Clinic in 2001 and 2002 and volun ries. Along with being tied for second in minutes played teered at the 2002 Black Coaches Association convention. (3361) and tied for fifth in games (109), she is third all-time Last season, Stewart was a graduate assistant coach at in scoring (1277 points) and field goals (493), fourth in free Rose-Hulman Institute in Terre Haute, Indiana. There she throws (282), tied for eighth in both rebounds (625) and served as the recruiting coordinator and was also involved blocks (40) and 10th in steals (150). A First Team All in practices, scouting and tape exchange. Midwestern Collegiate Conference selection as a senior and Along with her duties at Rose-Hulman, Stewart worked a Second Team pick as a sophomore, Stewart was named to on her master's degree in Recreation and Sports Management the MCC's All-Tournament Team as a junior as the Raiders at Indiana State University. advanced to the semifinals before falling to Cleveland State Stewart is involved with all facets of the basketball in double overtime. program, including recruiting, scouting, practice, camps, After graduating from WSU with a bachelor's degree in academics and player development. Social Work in 2001 , Stewart returned to her native
Coaching Staff L to R: Bridgett Williams, Reggen Stewart, Kevin Williams, Marlene Stollings
7 1.888.RAIDERS Kevin VVilliams Assistant Coach Third Year In his third year at WSU, Kevin Williams is a man with many hats as he serves as Life SKILLS coordinator as well as a volunteer assistant with the women's basketball team. As Life SKILLS coordinator, Williams is responsible for housing and community service opportunities for all Wright State athletes. On the coaching side, Williams brings a great deal of experience to Wright State as he has coached on both the scholastic and intercollegiate levels. At the college level, Williams was part of the women's basketball coaching staff at Chicago State in 2000-01, where he assisted in such areas as game strategy, position skill development, scouting and game preparation. He also served two years as the head men's basketball coach for the Wisconsin-Rock County Rattlers, a junior college located in Janesville, Wisconsin. At the scholastic level, Williams coached junior high boys basketball for three years at Unity Point in Carbondale, Illinois, and was an eighth grade assistant football coach for Fort Riley Middle School in Fort Riley, Kansas. The husband of Bridgett Williams, Kevin graduated from Kansas State in 1997 with a degree in child psychology.
Jason Franklin Athletic Trainer First Year Another new face on the Raider sidelines this season is Jason Franklin, who will be the athletic trainer for the women's basketball team. Franklin, however, is no stranger to Wright State and the Nutter Center with his prior experiences. A 1995 WSU graduate with a bachelor's degree in elementary education with a concentration in athletic training, Franklin was involved with several teams while as a student, including the Cleveland Cavaliers during their training camp and the Dayton Wings of the World Basketball League. He then served as an athletic trainer for the Springfield (OH) City Schools and at Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Florida. From 1997-99, Franklin was a graduate assistant athletic trainer and teaching assistant at the University of Florida and also spent time as the trainer for the Gainesville Growlers semipro football team. He earned his master's degree in exercise and sport science from the university in 1998. After returning to Ohio, Franklin worked at both the Franciscan Medical Center and the Kettering Sports Medicine Center, with his main focus being the head trainer of the Dayton Bombers minor league hockey team the past four seasons. Along with treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, Franklin was also responsible for all strength and condition programs. A member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Franklin resides in Kettering with his wife, Angie, who competed in women's soccer for the Raiders from 1992-95, and daughter Sydney, who was born earlier this year.
Chris Brann Director of Basketball Operations First Year Director of Basketball Operations Chris Brann is the newest addition to the Raider coaching staff, joining WSU after three years at Florida State. Over the past three years, Brann served as head manager for the Seminoles, where he assisted with scouting of opponents, travel coordination and equipment set up and mainte nance. He also was involved with camps as he coordinated sites, scheduled officials and oversaw equipment and facilities. Brann earned a bachelor's degree in social work from Florida State in 2001 and a master's degree in sports administration from there earlier this year. 8 WSURAIDERS.COM Meet the Raiders
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Notes: 2002-03: Gathered in a rebound at Stony Brook and at Florida State ... FORWARD two points and two rebounds at Miami. 2001-02: Two rebounds against UW-Green Bay... grabbed a rebound at Cleveland State ... two points at Dayton... tallied a rebound and an assist vs Miami. SENIOR 2000-01: scored a point with a rebound at UW-Green Bay... gathered a rebound at West Virginia ... two points in win BARRACKVILLE, over Marshall...saw action at Hawaii...scored a point with three rebounds in collegiate debut against Ball State.
High School: WV Signed with Wright State in the spring ... named Special Mention All-State in Class AAA as a senior and second team All-North Central Athletic Conference ... averaged 12 points, six rebounds and two blocks in 2000 ... CFAIRMONTJ shot 50% from the field and 72% from the line ... served as team captain as a senior... team finished 18-6, won the league title and advanced to the regional finals last season.. .won the state high jump title in 1999 after finishing third in that event in 1997 and second in 1998 ... helped lead high school to three league titles and the Class AAA state track crown in 1999.
Personal: Born Dorea Elizabeth Glance on November 8, 1981...is the daughter of Ted and Liz Glance and has one brother and two sisters.
10 WSURAIDERS.COM Points: 2 on three occasions Field Goals Made: 1 on three occasions Field Goals Attempted: 2 on eight occasions Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (1 for 1) vs Marshall (12/13/00) Free Throvvs Made: 1 vs Ball State (11/28/00); at UW-Green Bay (2/3/01) Free Throvvs Attempted: 2 vs Ball State (11/28/00); at UW-Green Bay (2/3/01) Free Throvv Percentage: .500 (1 for 2) vs Ball State (11/28/00); at UW-Green Bay (2/3/01) Rebounds: 3 vs Ball State (11/28/00) Assists: 1 vs Miami (11/20/01) Steals: 1 at West Virginia (12/19/00)
GLANCE1S CAREER RECORD Year G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A BL ST Pts. Avg. 2001 13 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 6 0.5 3-0 0 0 1 4 0.3 2002 10 1 7 .143 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 5 0.5 3-0 1 1 0 2 0.2 2003 18 1 9 .111 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 8 0.4 12-0 0 0 0 2 0.1 Total 41 3 21 .143 0 0 .000 2 6 .333 19 0.5 18-0 1 1 1 8 0.2 11 1.888.RAIDERS re t:: urn Ing- players
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Notes 2002-03: Finished 11th in the Horizon League in assists and 29th in scoring ... 13 points versus Loyola at the league tournament... 10 points and three assists at UW-Green Bay... 10 points, including two three-pointers, at UW-Milwaukee with three assists and three steals ... seven points and six assists against Youngstown State ... 12 points versus But- FORWARD ler.. .16 points and three assists against Detroit...11 points, five assists and five rebounds at Youngstown State ... 14 points, eight rebounds and six assists at Tennessee State ... tied a career-high with 18 points 5 1 1111 and set a career best with eight assists versus UW-Green Bay... 11 points against UW-Milwaukee ... 14 points, six assists, three rebounds and three steals versus Cleveland State ... eight points, seven rebounds and four SENIOR assists at Detroit...13 points off the bench at UIC ... 13 points off the bench versus IPFW with nine rebounds ... 14 points and four rebounds versus Texas A&M. COLUMBUS, 2001-02: Finished 13th in the Horizon League in rebounding and 17th in scoring... 13 points, six rebounds and five assists at Butler... 15 points against UIC .. .14 points and a career-high seven assists vs Detroit...16 points, four steals and three assists against Cleveland State ... double-double of 17 points and 11 rebounds at Loyola ... 13 points against UW-Green Bay... seven points, 10 rebounds and four assists at CH Cleveland State ... 13 points, six rebounds and three assists at Detroit...13 points and seven rebounds at Dayton... 15 points, four rebounds and four assists at Bowling Green... 12 points, five rebounds and four assists vs Ohio ... career-high 18 points off the bench at IPFW along with 10 rebounds ... 13 points and seven rebounds off the CWESTLANDJ bench at Texas A&M. 2000-01: Selected to the conference All-Newcomer Team .. .10 points at Cleveland State ... 11 points and three assists against Butler... eight points, nine rebounds and three assists vs UIC ... 11 points and six boards at UW-Green Bay... 14 points and three assists at UW-Milwaukee ... double-double of 13 points and 13 rebounds vs Cleveland State ... 13 points and two assists at UIC ... 10 points and five rebounds against St. Bonaventure ... came off the bench to score 15 points with four boards at Ohio.
High S chool: Signed with Wright State in the fall ... first-team All-Ohio Capital Conference Ohio Division and third-team All-Central District selection as a senior as she averaged 10 points per game ... averaged 10.4 points, 7.3 rebounds, 7.3 steals and five assists per game as a junior as she was named second team All-OCC and Honorable Mention All-Central District... Honorable Mention All-OCC in 1997 and 1998 .. .team captain as a junior and senior.. .won a Division I regional title in the discus in 2000 and placed eighth at the state meet.
Personal: Born Iesha Marie Gray on May 31, 1982 .. .is the granddaughter of Ervin Crenshaw and Vivian Anderson-Crenshaw and has two brothers and one sister.
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Points: 18 at IPFW (12/1/01); vs UW-Green Bay (1/25/03) Field Goals Made: 8 vs Detroit (2/17 /03) Field Goals Attempted: 14 at Loyola (1/19 /02); at UW-Milwaukee (2/27 /03) Field Goal Percentage: .800 (4 for 5) vs Ohio (12/12/01) Free Throws Made: 8 vs Cleveland State (1/31/02) Free Throws Attempted: 14 vs Cleveland State (1/31/02) Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 (7 for 7) at Bowling Green (12/15/01) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 2 at UW-Milwaukee (2/27 /03) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 4 at UW-Milwaukee (2/27 /03) 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (1 for 1) vs Connecticut (12/31/01); at Detroit (1/9/03) Rebounds: 13 vs Cleveland State (1/27 /01) Assists: 8 vs UW-Green Bay (1/25/03) Steals: 5 at UW-Milwaukee (2/7 /02) GRAY'S CAREER RECORD
Year G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A BL ST Pts. Avg. 2001 28 70 153 .458 0 .000 51 86 .593 105 3.8 70-3 33 4 JI 191 6.8 2002 26 97 237 .409 11 .091 72 103 .699 143 5.5 65-2 7 1 3 33 267 10.3 2003 26 88 204 .43 I 4 25 .160 58 93 .624 100 3.8 84-3 72 6 26 238 9.2 Total 80 255 594 .429 5 37 .135 181 292 .642 348 4.4 219-8 176 13 70 696 8.7
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Notes 2002-03: Finished 15th in the Horizon League in blocked shots ... 10 points and two assists at UW-Milwaukee ... eight points, including the game winning putback, along with four assists and three steals against Detroit...first career double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds versus FORWARD UIC. ..10 points and five rebounds at Youngstown State ... 11 points versus UW-Milwaukee ... 16 points, four rebounds and three assists at Butler.. . 12 points and four rebounds against S 10 11 Cleveland State ... season-high 18 points, including four three-pointers, with three rebounds and three assists at Detroit...10 points, four rebounds JUNIOR and three steals versus Loyola ... nine points and tied a career-high with eight rebounds along with three assists and two steals at UIC. .. 11 points at West Virginia ... eight points and a CHIPPEWA FALLS, career-high eight rebounds and four assists versus Texas A&M along with four steals ...12 points, four rebounds and two assists at Stony Brook. 2001-02: Ranked 11th in the Horizon League in three-point field goal percentage, WI tied for 14th in blocked shots per game and was 30th in scoring ... career-high 24 points against Youngstown State ... 13 points against Cleveland State ... 11 points and four rebounds vs Butler. .. 12 points at Loyola ... 12 points, four rebounds and two assists at Bowling Green ... 11 points and six rebounds at IPFW.. .named to the Aggie Invitational All-Tournament Team as she came off the bench to score seven (CHIPPEWA FALLSJ points at Texas A&M and scored 14 points with four rebounds, three assists and two blocks in her first collegiate start against Jackson State ... tallied 13 points off the bench vs Miami along with four rebounds.
High School: Signed with Wright State in the fall ...named the Big Rivers Conference Co-Player of the Year and third-team All-State as a senior.. .averaged 16.0 points, 4 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game for the Cardinals while shooting 53% from three-point range ... first-team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-State as a junior as she averaged 15.1 points, nine rebounds and 2.5 steals while shooting 91.2% from the free throw line ...finished with 1029 career points as she led the conference in scoring both her junior and senior years .. .also lettered all four years in volleyball and participated in track.
Personal: Born Angela Jean Ott on December 10, 1982 .. .is the daughter of Mel and Virginia Ott and has one brother and one sister.
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Points: 24 vs Youngstown State (2 / 24 / 02) Field Goals Made: 8 vs Youngstown State (2 / 24 / 02) Field Goals Attempted: 14 vs Jackson State (11 / 25/ 01); vs Youngstown State (2 / 24/ 02) Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (3 for 3) at UIC (12 / 3/ 01) Free Throws Made: 5 at Butler (1 / 16/ 03) Free Throws Attempted: 6 vs Youngstown State (2 / 24/ 02); at Butler (1 / 16 / 03) Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 (4 for 4) at IPFW (12 / 1/ 01); vs Butler (1 / 26 / 02) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 4 vs Youngstown State (2 / 24 / 02); at Detroit (1 / 9/ 03) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 9 vs Youngstown State (2 / 24/ 02); at Detroit (1 / 9/ 03) 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (2 for 2) at Bowling Green (12 / 15/ 01) Rebounds: 10 vs UIC (2 / 5/ 03) Assists: 4 on four occasions Steals: 4 vs Texas A&M (12 / 10/ 02) OTT'S CAREER RECORD Year G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A BL ST Pts. Avg. 2002 28 81 202 .401 31 94 .330 28 37 .757 72 2.6 66-1 28 14 23 22 1 7.9 2003 28 95 237 .401 15 72 .208 37 50 .740 108 3.9 83-4 51 14 43 242 8.6 Total 56 176 439 .401 46 166 .277 65 87 .747 180 3.2 149-5 79 28 66 463 8.3
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Notes 2002-03: Two points, two rebounds GUARD and two assists at Connecticut... six points, five assists, four steals and three boards at Stony Brook. .. two points and three assists at Florida State ... nine points against Dayton... eight assists, four rebounds and two steals at Miami ... eight points and four SOPHOMORE rebounds at West Virginia ... four points and three rebounds against Ball State ... six points and three rebounds versus IPFW... SHAKER HEIGHTS, four assists against Loyola ... three rebounds at Detroit...two rebounds at Butler... eight points versus UW-Milwaukee ... eight points at Tennessee State ... three points and three rebounds at Youngstown State ...two points and two blocks against OH UIC. .. three rebounds and three steals at Loyola ... nine rebounds, six assists and two blocks at Cleveland State ... four points and four rebounds versus Youngstown State ... three points and three rebounds at UW-Green Bay. CSHAKER HEIGHTS] High School: Signed with Wright State in the spring... named Honorable Mention All-Cuyahoga County by The Cleveland Plain Dealer and First Team All-Sun newspaper... averaged nine points, three steals, five rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots per game as a senior for the Shaker Heights Raiders ... team finished 15-9 and advanced to the Division I regional semifinals ... recipient of Best Female Athlete Award ... also a starter on the volleyball team and a track state qualifier in the high jump.
Personal: Born Kendra Tiara Agee on June 8, 1984 .. .is the daughter of Kenneth and Brinda Agee and has two brothers.
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Points: 9 vs Dayton (12 / 4/ 02) Field Goals Made: 4 vs Dayton (12 / 4/ 02); at West Virginia (12 / 18/ 02) Field Goals Attempted: 11 vs Ball State (12 / 21 / 02) Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (2 for 2) vs UW-Milwaukee (1 / 23 / 03) Free Throvvs Made: 4 vs UW-Milwaukee (1 / 23 / 03) Free Throvvs Attempted: 6 vs UW-Milwaukee (1 / 23 / 03) Free Throvv Percentage: 1.000 (2 for 2) vs Minnesota (12/28/ 02); vs UIC (2 / 5/ 03) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 2 at Stony Brook (11 / 26 / 02) Rebounds: 9 at Cleveland State (2 / 15 / 03) Assists: 8 at Miami (12 / 7 / 02) Steals: 4 at Stony Brook (11 / 26 / 02)
AGEE1S CAREER RECORD Year G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reh. Avg. PF-D A BL ST Pts. Avg. 2003 28 30 91 .330 0 3 .000 17 31 .548 66 2.4 58-1 46 6 23 77 2.8
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Notes: 2002-03: Finished ninth in the Horizon League in steals ... GUARD 10 points, six rebounds and four assists at UW-Green Bay... nine points and three assists at UW-Milwaukee ...seven points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals against Youngstown State ... seven points and five rebounds versus Butler... 10 points, four assists and three steals SOPHOMORE against Detroit... 11 points and six rebounds at Cleveland State .. .eight points at Loyola ... six points and four rebounds versus UIC. .. tied DETROIT, a season high with 17 points at Youngstown State and added four rebounds ... 10 points, five assists and three rebounds at Tennessee State ... nine points, five rebounds and four assists against UW-Green Bay. .. two points, three rebonds and three assists Ml versus UW-Milwaukee .. .five rebounds and three assists at Butler... seven rebounds and four assists against Cleveland State ...five points, four rebounds and three steals at Detroit...nine points, four assists and three steals at UIC. . .five points and five assists versus IPFW... seven points, four assists and three steals against Minnesota ... seven points, six rebounds, CMARTIN three assists and two steals versus Texas A&M ... 17 points, nine steals and four assists off the bench against Dayton ... six points at Florida State ... eight points, three steals and two rebounds at Stony Brook. .. three points and two assists at Connecticut.
High School: Part of the 2001 King Crusader team that finished with a 22-1 record and won the Detroit Public School League title with a 15-0 record ... King advanced to the Class A (big school) state semifinals before falling in triple overtime ... King has traditionally been one of the top teams in Michigan as the school won Class A titles in 1990 and 1991 and advanced to the championship game in 1993, 1994 and 2000 ... averaged 12 points and three assists per game for the Michigan Monarchs 17U AAU team.
Personal: Born Rhea Simone Mays on July 15, 1984 .. .is the daughter of Russell and Marilynn Mays and has two sisters.
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Points: 17 vs Dayton (12/ 4/02); at Youngstown State (2/1 /03) Field Goals Made: 7 vs Dayton (12/ 4/02) Field Goals Attempted: 15 vs Dayton (12/4/02) Field Goal Percentage: .600 (3 for 5) vs Youngstown State (2/1/03) Free Throws Made: 3 on four occasions Free Throws Attempted: 5 at Detroit (1/9/03); at Tennessee State (1/28/03) Free Throw Percentage: .750 (3 for 4) on four occasions 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 3 at Cleveland State (2/15/03) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 7 at Connecticut (11/22/02); at Youngstown State (2/1/03) 3 -Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 1.000 (2 for 2) at UW-Milwaukee (2/27 /03); at UW-Green Bay (3/1/03) Rebounds: 7 vs Cleveland State (1/11/03) Assists: 5 on three occasions Steals: 9 vs Dayton (12/4/02)
MAYS' CAREER RECORD Year G FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF-D A BL ST Pts. Avg. 2003 28 66 200 .330 19 76 .250 29 62 .468 87 3.1 63-0 70 2 58 180 6.4
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Notes: 2002-03: Redshirted. FORWARD High School: Signed with Wright State in the spring ... named first-team All-Ohio in Division I as a senior after being 5'1011 selected Honorable Mention as a junior.. .2002 Division I Northwest District Co-Player of the Year, the District 6 Player of the Year, the Ohio Heartland Conference SOPHOMORE Co-Player of the Year and a North South All-Star representative at the state game ... averaged 14.8 points MANSFIELD, per game during the 2001-02 regular season along with 10.9 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 3.9 steals ... shot 70% from the foul line and 44% from the field ...averaged nearly 15 points per game along with seven CH rebounds in four tournament games .. .led the Tygers to their first-ever undefeated regular season and a 23-1 record overall...team also claimed its third consecutive OHC title and made its first appearance in the regionals since 1987. CMANSFIELDJ Personal: Born Tyanda Annette Hammock on December 15, 1983 .. .is the daughter of Bridgette Owens and has two brothers.
20 WSURAIDERS.COM mim;goodyear
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High School: Signed with Wright State in the spring. .. Third Team All-State and First Team All-Southwest District selection as a senior as she averaged 11 points per game ... All-District pick as a junior and was twice named All-Southwest ern Buckeye League .. .Spartans finished 22-2 in 2002-03 before falling in the district finals to eventual state runner-up Cincinnati North College Hill... competed in the Division III-IV Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association North-South game at Capital University as a senior, scoring four points with eight rebounds, four blocks and two assists. CENTER Personal: Born Mimi Jean Goodyear on April 26, 1985 ...is the daughter of Charles and Laura Goodyear and has one brother. B 12 11
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Notes: High School: FORWARD Came to Wright State in the summer after originally deciding on Indiana (PA) ... averaged 11 points, 7.3 rebounds 5 1 11 11 and 1.8 steals per game for the Vikings as a senior... shot 51.9 percent from the field and 62.9 percent from the line ... named FRESHMAN Special Mention All-State along with First Team All-Northeast Inland District, All-District 4 and All-Federal League ...selected as NORTH CANTON, an All-Star as well as All-Stark County by the Akron Beacon Journal .. .chosen as a Stark County Basketball All-Star by the Canton Repository ...Hoover finished the 2002-03 season at 21-4 and advanced to the Division I regional finals before losing to OH eventual state runner-up Hudson... team went 12-0 in the Federal League for its second straight unbeaten league mark and third in four years ... Hoover won the Division I state title in 2001-02, finishing with a record of 26-1...selected to the Division I State All-Tournament Team as she led CHOOVERJ squad with 17 points and added five rebounds in state semifinal win over Lancaster and scored seven points with a team-high eight rebounds in championship game versus Cincinnati St. Ursula .. .set school record for field goal percentage in a season as a junior at 61.3 percent and finished her career at 56.2 percent, another school record .. .All-Federal League as a sophomore ... also lettered twice in track.
Personal: Born Catherine Gabrielle Portyrata on May 31, 1985 .. .is the daughter of Mark and Susan Portyrata and has one brother.
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High Schaal: Signed with Wright State in the fall...Honorable Mention All-State in Division I and Second Team All-Central District selection as a senior. .. team won the City League title, finished 22-2 overall and advanced to the district finals ... competed in the Division 1-11 Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association North-South game at Capital University as a senior, scoring 20 points to lead the South squad ... Second Team All-State selection in Division II as a junior... averaged 13.7 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.1 steals per game in 2001-02 ...also named the District 10 Division II Player of the Year, First Team All-Central District and All-City League, and to the Super 12 Team by the Suburban News as a GUARD junior.. .listed on the Honorable Mention All-American Team in the 2002 edition of Street and Smith magazine ... Mifflin finished 20-7 and advanced to the state championship game in 2002 ...scored 21 points with eight rebounds, four steals and three assists in a state semifinal win against 11 5'9 Kettering Alter and had 12 points as the Lady Punchers fell to Cleveland East Tech in the finals ...competed at Reynoldsburg High School as a freshman and sophomore and was named First Team All-Ohio Capital Conference in 2001 and a Top 64 Showcase Selection by Ohio Girls F RESHMAN Basketball Magazine ... part of Reynoldsburg Raider teams that won conference titles in both seasons ...member of the Columbus TWisM AAU Elite 8 U-15 team that finished fifth in the nation in 2001.
C OLUMBUS, Personal: Born Brittney Chane Whiteside on January 14, 1985 .. .is the daughter of Larry and Melissa Whiteside and has two brothers. O H
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High Schaal: GUARD Signed with Wright State in the fall ... King finished 23-1 her senior year and advanced to the Class A (big school) state semifinals ... 51711 scored six points with three rebounds and two assists in state semifinal game with Okemos ... King won its seventh straight FRESHMAN Detroit Public School League title in 2002 and its 15th such crown in the past 16 years ... part of the 2001 Crusader team that finished DETROIT, with a 22-1 record and won the DPSL title with a 15-0 record ... King advanced to the state semifinals that season against Saginaw Heritage before falling in triple overtime .. .part of the 2001 Blue Star Elite Ml Camp in Terre Haute, Indiana, which featured some of the top freshman and sophomore players in the country... made the national academic honor roll ... high school teammate of current Raider sophomore Rhea Mays. CMARTIN Personal: Born Jeanette LeePercy Woodberry on October 7, 1985 .. .is the daughter LUTHER KINGJ C of Garfield Woodberry and Debra Smith and has three brothers and two sisters.
24 WSURAIDERS.COM a: • Numerical Roster a: No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown/High School 5 Jeanette Woodberry G 5-7 Fr. Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King 11 Kendra Agee G 5-7 So. Shaker Heights, OH/Shaker Heights 14 Brittney Whiteside G 5-9 Fr. Columbus, OH/Mifflin 15 Rhea Mays G 5-5 So. Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King 33 Tyanda Hammock F 5-10 So. Mansfield, OH/Mansfield 42 Dori Glance F 6-2 Sr. Barrackville, WV /Fairmont 43 Mimi Goodyear C 6-2 Fr. Waynesville, OH/Waynesville •.-: 44 Catherine Portyrata F 5-11 Fr. North Canton, OH/Hoover 50 Angie Ott F 6-0 Jr. Chippewa Falls, WI/Chippewa Falls 53 Iesha Gray F 5-11 Sr. Columbus, OH/Westland
Head Coach: Bridgett Williams Assistant Coaches: Marlene Stollings, Reggen Stewart and Kevin Williams
Alphabetical Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown/High School 11 Kendra Agee G 5-7 So. Shaker Heights, OH/Shaker Heights 42 Dori Glance F 6-2 Sr. Barrackville, WV /Fairmont 43 Mimi Goodyear C 6-2 Fr. Waynesville, OH/Waynesville 53 Iesha Gray F 5-11 Sr. Columbus, OH/Westland 33 Tyanda Hammock F 5-10 So. Mansfield, OH/Mansfield 15 Rhea Mays G 5-5 So. Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King 50 Angie Ott F 6-0 Jr. Chippewa Falls, WI/Chippewa Falls 44 Catherine Portyrata F 5-11 Fr. North Canton, OH/Hoover 14 Brittney Whiteside G 5-9 Fr. Columbus, OH/Mifflin 5 Jeanette Woodberry G 5-7 Fr. Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King
Head Coach: Bridgett Williams Assistant Coaches: Marlene Stollings, Reggen Stewart and Kevin Williams
25 1.888.RAIDERS Raiders At A Glance
Bridgett Williams Marlene Stollings Reggen Stewart Kevin Williams Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Third Season First Season First Season Third Season
11 Kendra Agee 42 Dori Glance 43 Mimi Goodyear 53 Iesha Gray G 5-7 So. F 6---2 Sr. C 6---2 Fr. F 5-11 Sr. Shaker Hts., OH/Shaker Hts. Barrackville, WV/Fairmont Waynesville, OH/Waynesville Columbus, OH/Westland
33 Tyanda Hammock 15 Rhea Mays 50 Angie Ott 44 Catherine Portyrata F 5-10 So. G 5-5 So. F 6-0 Jr. F 5-11 Fr. Mansfield, OH/Mansfield Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King Chippewa Falls, WI/Chippewa Falls N. Canton, OH/Hoover
14 Brittney Whiteside 5 Jeanette Woodberry Chris Brann Monique Scott G 5-8 Fr. G 5-7 Fr. Director of Basketball Operations Manager ™ Columbus, OH/Mifflin Detroit, MI/Martin Luther King First Season Second Season
26 WSURAIDERS.COM 2002--03 Results
Date Opponent wsu Opp. High Scorer High Rebounds
Nov. 22 at #5 Connecticut 39 85 Webb 16 Ransdell 4 Nov. 26 at Stony Brook 69 53 Webb 25 Bussan 8 Nov. 29 at Florida State 69 84 Bussan 23 Gray 7 Dec.4 DAYTON 72 84 Webb 25 Webb 7 Dec. 7 at Miami 69 110 Webb 36 Agee 4 Dec.10 TEXASA&M 68 85 Webb 26 Ott 8 Dec. 18 at West Virginia 53 71 Webb 18 Ransdell 6 Dec. 21 BALL STATE 46 82 Webb 15 Gray 6 Krueger 6 Dec. 28 #11 MINNESOTA 54 88 Webb 31 Webb 8 Dec. 31 IPFW 65 60 Webb 23 Gray 9 Jan. 2 at UIC * 66 82 Webb 16 Ott 8 Jan.4 LOYOLA* 57 61 Webb 21 Gray 8 Jan. 9 at Detroit* 70 65 Webb 23 Bussan 7 Gray 7 Jan.11 CLEVELAND STATE * 68 64 Webb 21 Bussan 10 Jan. 16 at Butler* 82 65 Webb 49 Webb 6 Jan.23 OW-MILWAUKEE* 65 76 Webb 22 Bussan 8 Jan.25 #16 UW-GREEN BAY * 73 70 Webb 24 Mays 5 Jan. 28 at Tennessee State 84 68 Webb 29 Bussan 10 Feb. 1 at Youngstown State * 68 80 Webb 21 Bussan 7 Feb.5 UIC * 57 76 Webb 25 Ott 10 Feb. 8 at Loyola* 65 61 Webb 35 Bussan 10 Feb. 15 at Cleveland State * 58 79 Webb 14 Agee 9 Feb.17 DETROIT* 67 65 Webb 21 Webb 7 Feb.20 BUTLER* 63 55 Webb 23 Bussan 6 Ransdell 6 Feb.24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 69 52 Webb 24 Mays 5 Webb 5 Feb. 27 at OW-Milwaukee* 75 83 Webb 31 Gray 3 Krueger 3 Mar. 1 at #22 UW-Green Bay * 68 96 Webb 22 Mays 6 Mar. 6 Loyola# 65 81 Webb 18 Ott 5
* Horizon League Games # Horizon League Tournament (Green Bay, WI) Bold caps indicates home games
27 1.888.RAIDERS 2002-03 Overall Stats
TOTAL 3 POINTERS REBOUNDS Player GP GS MIN A VG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
10 Tiffany Webb 28 28 94 1 33.6 246 524 .469 50 147 .340 132 182 .725 46 72 I 18 4.2 86 2 51 102 II 67 674 24.1
50Angie Ott 28 28 851 30.4 95 237 .401 15 72 .208 37 50 .740 27 81 108 3.9 83 4 51 60 14 43 242 8.6
53 Iesha Gray 26 17 703 27.0 88 204 .431 4 25 .160 58 93 .624 23 77 100 3.8 84 3 72 76 6 26 238 9.2
3 Rhea Mays 28 677 24.2 66 200 .330 19 76 .250 29 62 .468 23 64 87 3.1 63 0 70 80 2 58 180 6.4
13 Katie Bussan 28 28 734 26.2 69 141 .489 12 41 .293 20 32 .625 33 I 08 141 5.0 73 35 56 12 18 170 6. 1
22 Ji II Ransdell 28 27 825 29.5 55 147 .374 18 56 .321 28 36 .778 24 65 89 3.2 8 1 57 77 0 44 156 5.6
41 Kri stin Krueger 21 0 326 15.5 36 94 .383 4 .250 12 18 .667 16 33 49 2.3 15 0 18 37 12 85 4.0
11 Kendra Agee 28 11 462 16.5 30 91 .330 0 3 .000 17 31 .548 20 46 66 2.4 58 46 67 6 23 77 2.8
42 Dori Glance 18 0 81 4.5 9 .Ill 0 0 .000 .000 8 0.4 12 0 0 0 0 2 0.1
Team Rebounds 41 63 104
WSU 28 5600 686 1647 .4 17 119 424 .281 333 505 .659 254 616 870 31.1 555 14 400 566 54 291 1824 65.1
Opponents 28 5600 7 52 1699 .443 II 6 392 .296 461 633 .728 419 815 1234 44.1 505 431 621 68 287 2081 74.3
Bold type indicates returning players.
League Stats TOTAL 3 POINTERS REBOUNDS Player GP GS MIN A VG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
10 Tiffany Webb 16 16 528 33.0 138 291 .474 32 87 .368 84 11 3 .743 19 44 63 3.9 50 34 54 33 392 24.5
53 Iesha Gray 16 15 456 28.5 61 137 .445 4 17 .235 33 56 .589 16 39 55 3.4 56 55 48 3 21 159 9.9 CJ 50Angie Ott 16 16 523 32.7 63 151 .417 II 43 .256 19 26 .731 16 45 61 3.8 49 2 35 35 10 30 156 9.8 C 3 Rhea Mays 16 0 395 24.7 40 107 .374 12 38 .316 19 39 .487 17 51 68 4.3 38 0 43 33 31 111 6.9 22 Jill Ransdell 16 16 486 30.4 33 77 .429 9 25 .360 17 24 .708 18 34 52 3.3 47 0 26 42 0 29 92 5.8 Cl 13 Katie Bussan 16 16 439 27.4 36 76 .474 19 .158 II 18 .6 11 20 65 85 5. 3 45 2 19 31 12 86 5.4
41 Kri stin Krueger II O 147 13.4 20 48 .417 0 .000 12 .667 17 20 1.8 0 10 2 1 48 4.4 ICl
11 Kendra Agee 16 201 12.6 26 .308 0 0 .000 II 18 .611 10 27 37 2.3 33 23 22 27 1.7
42 Dori Glance 9 0 25 2.8 3 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 0.2 0 0 0 0.0
Team Rebounds 16 33 49
wsu 16 3200 399 916 .436 71 230 .309 202 306 .660 135 357 492 30.8 331 8 245 291 34 172 1071 66.9
Opponents 16 3200 398 953 .418 59 225 .262 275 368 .747 247 447 694 43.4 298 241 342 34 142 1130 70.6
Bold type indicates returning players.
2B WSURAIDERS.COM The VVright State Experience
29 1.888.RAIDERS Academics The University Academic Support Services Nestled just northeast of Dayton, Ohio, Wright State Wright State is proud of the academic accomplish University is continuing the region 's heritage of innovation, ments of its athletes. Last year, WSU student-athletes research and service, not to mention improving the quality posted an average GPA of 3.0 all three quarters and the of life for the entire Miami Valley. And the quality of life men's basketball team had a GPA of2.9. for Wright State students just gets better every year. The athletic department staff includes an academic First of all, there's an academic major to fit every advisor, whose primary responsibility is advising and student's desire. The 16,000 students at Wright State can counseling approximately 260 WSU athletes. The advisor pursue more than 100 undergraduate and 46 graduate, is here to help you do your best as a student-athlete. professional and doctoral degrees through six colleges and The advisor: three schools. There are doctoral programs in biomedical • knows the courses required sciences, computer science and engineering, psychology • knows the faculty and instructors for your courses and engineering, an interdisciplinary program that involves • may communicate with faculty, staff and other the Departments of Electrical, Biomedical/Human Factors advisors on your behalf and Mechanical/Materials Engineering. Professional • respects your interests doctoral degrees are available in medicine and psychology. • helps you to choose a major Looking for one of only two aerospace medicine • encourages you to plan and think about the future. programs in the country? You 'll find it at Wright State. Looking for small, focused classes? You'll find them here, Academic Reporting too. Wright State's 700 faculty and 1,300 staff members are During the year, the academic advisor meets with dedicated to putting students and their needs first. You'll student-athletes on a regular basis to track their accom find a strong emphasis on hands-on learning outside the plishments. Women 's basketball players are assigned an classroom. And you'll find a rich and diverse campus life. assistant coach who meets with them once a week to talk That's because Wright State is a campus filled with about classes. At the end of the academic year, the advisor energy. There are more than 150 student clubs and completes an annual report on the academic progress of all organizations-from fraternities and sororities to student-athletes. This report is given to the coaches and the performing arts clubs; from the student-run WWSU radio athletic director. station and the campus newspaper to student government. The school's campus recreation program attracts more Working With Faculty than 9,000 students every year to more than 30 sports and and Staff recreational activities. And the university attracts The athletic advisor also serves as a liaison between internationally acclaimed musicians every year through Wright State's athletic and academic communities, its Artist Series program. So, the sky truly is the limit at coordinating your interests with those of faculty and Wright State. And what could be more appropriate for a university staff. The advisor tries to establish a personal university named for the men who first taught the world rapport with your instructors, learning their point of to fly? view and ensuring that you stay focused on educational as well as athletic objectives. Did You Know? • Wright State University is the school of choice among Resources for the Miami Valley's brightest students: nearly a third Student-Athletes of the valedictorians in a recent poll chose Wright Wright State has a Student-Athletic Resource Center State as their first choice, more than any other school located in the basement of Rike Hall. The center includes in the nation. computers as well as other research materials, and it is • This year, for the 23rd year, Wright State students staffed by a member of the athletic department's academic earned top awards at the National Model United advising office. Specialized tutoring can be arranged Nations, the largest intercollegiate conference of through the office to help you get through tough its kind, attracting students from all over the world. assignments. Your coaches will also take an active interest in your education. They may meet with you T• privately to discuss your academic career, and they provide study table time during road trips.
3D WSURAIDERS.COM • Two films by WSU students have won national acclaim from the television and motion picture A Diversified industry: a 25-minute short drama was nominated for a Student Academy Award, and another film Campus received a second-place Emmy Award. It is important in today's rapidly changing society • Eighty percent of Wright State's faculty members to gain experience and skills in tolerance, under-standing hold the most advanced degree possible in their fields. and respect for people from diverse cultural, racial and • WSU's School of Medicine ranks in the top five ethnic groups. At Wright State, students are encouraged percent of 126 medical schools in the percentage to stretch themselves and take risks in learning about and of graduates who practice primary care. It also ranks appreciating differences. Our graduates are prepared to in the top 10 percent nationally in the number of thrive in the complex society in which we live. minority and female graduates.
The Bolinga Black Cultural An Energetic Resources Center The Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center promotes Campus cultural diversity through programs, activities and forums that celebrate the African American experience. The center Community also functions as an office that addresses the gamut of Once you are a student at Wright State, you academic, cultural and personal concerns of Wright State's will be able to participate in a variety of activities. African American students. There are more than 150 student clubs and organizations, ranging from Greek organizations to performing arts Asian/Hispanic/Native American groups and academic clubs. Center You also may get involved in one of the many The Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center supports student-run media-WWSU radio station, The Guardian the academic, social and cultural needs of Asian, Hispanic newspaper, Nexus literary journal-or organizations like and Native American students, faculty and staff. The center Student Government or Student Activities Board. Campus works to foster an appreciation and understanding of these recreation provides a variety of popular activities. More diverse cultures, and offers student support services and than 9,000 students participated in intramurals, fitness advocacy on behalf of these students. programs, outdoor recreation, adapted athletics/recreation and sports clubs last year. Wright State also attracts internationally acclaimed musicians through its Artist Series and at the Nutter Center arena. The following recreational facilities are available: • Fitness Center; • Weight room; • Indoor, Olympic-size pool; • Indoor running track; • Racquetball and squash courts; • Several gyms; • Outdoor tennis courts; and • Outdoor playing fields.
1.888.RAIDERS 31 Dr. Goldenberg Dr. Abrahamowicz President Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Services
On April 9, 1998, Kim Goldenberg, M.D., became Dr. Dan Abrahamowicz is vice president for the fifth president of Wright State University. He began student affairs and enrollment services at Wright State his career as a test engineer for Grumman Aerospace University. Corporation working on NASA's first manned lunar A native of Lorain, Ohio, Dr. Abrahamowicz landing. Dr. Goldenberg has graduate degrees in was appointed in 1996 as vice president. He oversees bioengineering and medicine. He served as dean of the a variety of university departments including Athletics, Wright State University School of Medicine from 1990- Undergraduate Admissions, Campus Recreation, Career 1998. During his tenure as dean, the school achieved the Services, Disability Services, Financial Aid, Public Safety, top national academic award for community service. Residence Services, Student Health Services, Student Life, During his tenure as president, the university Student Union and Word Processing. has become the number one choice in the nation by Dr. Abrahamowicz received the B.A. degree magna valedictorians from the Miami Valley. Wright State also cum Laude from Cleveland State University in 1972 and has become one of Ohio's top three public universities in the M.A. degree from The Ohio State University in 1974. innovative research programs and its nationally recognized He received the Ph.D. degree with an emphasis in arts and cultural programs attract more than one million counseling and human services from the University of visitors each year. Dr. Goldenberg has been a consultant to Toledo in I 985. Dr. Abrahamowicz and his wife, Kelly, Congress and the White House and provides leadership on have one daughter, Katie. numerous boards in the state and region. President Goldenberg and his wife, Shelley, have three grown children.
32 WSURAIDERS.COM Dr. Michael J. Cusack Over 20 years of innovation and growth has highlighted Dr. Michael J. Cusack's tenure as director of athletics at Wright State Unjversity since ms appointment in April of 1982. On the long list of accomplishments by Cusack has been Wright State's move to division in 1987 and the building of the 11 ,000-seat Ervin J. Nutter Center as well as Nischwitz Baseball Stadium and Alumnj Soccer Field, all of which rank among the best athletic facilities in the Midwest. Also to Cusack's credit was the move to the Midwestern Collegiate Conference (now the Horizon League) and the development of the Life SKILLS program that enhances the student-athletes through a rruxture of acaderrucs, community and university service as well as the typical athletic endeavors. A native of Levittown, New York, Cusack earned his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education from Long Island University in 1964. He received his Master of Science degree in physical education from Queens College in 1969 and Dr. Cusack an Ed.D. degree in 1980 from New York University in adrrunistration of physical Director ofAthletics education and athletics. Following graduation in 1969, Cusack spent nine years at Queens College as a member of the physical education faculty. He served as head baseball coach, assistant basketball coach and assistant athletic director. His baseball teams had a combined record of 65- 27 with teams appearing in postseason tournaments each of the four years he was coach. He was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor at Queens in December 1986. Cusack and hi s wife, Dot, have five children and six grandchildren.
Stephen Fortson NCAA Faculty Representative
2003-04 Athletic Council Back Row L--R: Tom Brookey, Vern Shoemaker, Eric Pederson, Donna Curtin, Don lentleson, Richele O'Connor, Jessica Parthemore, Paul Newman. Beth Sorensen Front Row L--R: Dave Reynolds, Lynn Crosby, Dan Krane, Beth Sorensen, Tom Traynor, NCAA Faculty Stephen Fortson, Mike Cusack, Rod Perry. Representative
33 1.888.RAIDERS Athletic Staff
JoAnn Black Becky Bower Judy Chivers Bob Grant Department Secretary Athletic Trainer Senior Woman Associate Athletics Administrator Director for Development
Kim Grant Sara Hill Lisa Lemmon Marsha Moss Director of Marketing Business Manager Athletic Director Secretary Assistant Business Manager
Paul Newman Bob Noss Tony Ortiz Roderick Perry Senior Associate Director Assistant Athletics Director Director ofAthletic Associate Athletics ofAthletics for Sports Information Training Director for Compliance and Academic Services
Joyce Whitaker Mike Zink Matt Zircher Spirit Coordinator Equipment Supervisor Associate SID
34 WSURAIDERS.COM Dayton
Did you know? Area Notes: • Dayton is within 250 mjl es of Chjcago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville. • The income tax rate for the city of Dayton is 2.25 percent. • The Dayton area serves seven colleges and universities. • There are eight major shopping malls in the Dayton area, including The Mall at Fairfield Commons, less than a mile from Wright State. • Restaurant owner James Ritty A Vibrant Community devised the first cash register in on the Move 1879 to keep his bartenders honest. • The average annual rainfall in the The Dayton area is rich in cultural offerings, including the Dayton area is 34.71 inches. performing arts, historical parks, museums, cultural festivals and • The world became a little sweeter community celebrations. The university is located close to a wide when Esther Price founded her array of restaurants and stores, with the region's largest shopping candy business in 1929. mall about a mile from the campus. A popular river corridor along • The Wright brothers' first attempts at flight were made from Huffman the Great Miami River offers 26 scenic miles of walking, jogging Prairie near Wright State. and cycling trails. • Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, The city of Dayton is a city of innovation. From the Wright located next to Wright State, is one brothers' first airplane to Charles F. Kettering's first self-starting of the nation's largest and oldest automobile ignition system to the cash register and automated teller military installations and was host to the Bosnian peace talks. machine, Dayton has a rich heritage of invention and innovation. • Erma Bambeck and Phil Donahue Dayton has been the home for other notable Americans as well, were once neighbors in the including the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar and candy creator Esther Dayton area. Price. Phil Donahue and Erma Bombeck once lived across the street • Paul Laurence Dunbar and Orville from one another in a Dayton suburb. Wright were high school classmates. • Wright State University woods is Today, the Dayton area is home to nearly one miHion people, and prime birdwatching territory. what a home it is. From historical sites to high technology research Look for turkey vultures, brown parks, Dayton offers its residents and visitors a wealth of opportunity. creepers and tufted titmice. The city boasts more green space than any comparably sized city in • Clifton Mill is the oldest operating the nation. Its 35,000 acres of parks and preserves are open for grindstone in the nation. • Speedster Barney Oldfield of outdoor activities like cycling, walking or jogging. Dayton was the first person to drive While you're out, stop by the U.S. Air Force Museum at Wright a mile a minute in 1903. Patterson Air Force Base, the largest of its kind in the world-and • The road striper was created in Ohio's top tourist attraction-or take in any of the more than 100 fairs nearby Xenia. and festivals in the area each year. • The largest international gathering of hjstoric aircraft, the Festival of You can also visit the National Afro Flight, will occur in Dayton in 2003. American Museum and Cultural • The National Afro-American • Center, the Boonshoft Museum of Museum and Cultural Center is Di scovery or the Dayton Art Institute. located in the Dayton area. • Wright-Patterson Air Force Base houses the United States Air Force Museum, the largest and oldest aviation museum in the world.
35 1.888.RAIDERS The Nutter Center There's no place like home. And there's no place And that doesn't even include Stars on Ice, the quite like the Nutter Center, home to the Wright tour of Olympic Gymnasts, Ringling Brothers/Barnum State Raiders. & Bailey Circus, Lord of the Dance, Ice Capades, the The Ervin J. Nutter Center is home to Wright State's Moscow Circus or the Dayton Bombers professional men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball hockey team. There's almost always something happening teams. But it's also the site of four basketball courts, a at the Nutter Center-there's an event booked, on average, recreational running track, a multi-purpose room, more 280 days a year. than 60,000 square feet of exhibit space and classrooms. All in all, the Nutter Center has consistently ranked Just 12 years old, the Nutter Center has already had among the top 10 grossing venues in the country since a facelift. Extensive remodeling included a new men's its opening in 1990. Since 1996, the arena ranked third basketball team room, upgraded locker room, coaches' in the world in ticket sales for arenas its size. locker room and other improvements. And basketball No wonder the center has averaged nearly one games aren't the only times the Nutter Center rocks. million visitors a year since it opened. The arena is one of the region's major entertainment locations. New Edition, The Who, Janet Jackson, Vince Gill, Stone Temple Pilots, Whitney Raiders' 13-Year Nutter Center Record Houston, Reba McIntire, Brooks & Dunn, Kiss, Guns 'N' Roses, 1990-91 3-12 1997-98 6-5 Neil Diamond, Phish, John Mellencamp, Gloria Estefan and 1991-92 5-7 1998-99 4-7 Boyz II Men, even Garth Brooks 1992-93 5-9 1999-00 5-8 and Frank Sinatra are among the 1993-94 4-8 2000-01 4-8 hundreds of entertainers who have 1994-95 6-7 2001-02 3-10 performed on stage here. 1995-96 8-6 2002-03 6-7 1996-97 5-7 Total 64-101
36 WSURAIDERS.COM Nutter Center Records POINTS Individual: 31 by Tiffany Webb vs Minnesota 12/28/02 THREE POINTERS MADE Team: 98 vs Morehead State 11/29/97 Individual: 7 by Lori Blanchard vs Detroit 3/3/96; by Chanda Opponent Individual: 35 by Erika Roudebush of Cleveland State 1/31/02 Hollingsworth vs Marshall 12/13/00 Opponent Team: 102 by Ball State 11/28/00 Team: 9 on four occasions Opponent Individual: 7 by Penny Armstrong of Illinois-Chicago 1/30/94 REBOUNDS Opponent Team: l J by Youngstown State l l /26/96 Individual: 20 by Timothea Clemmer vs Miami 11/28/95 Team: 63 vs Valparaiso 1/27/94 ASSISTS Opponent Individual: 21 by Maria Viall of UW-Milwaukee 1/23/03; Individual: 8 by Julie Christensen vs Marshall 12/13/00; by Iesha Gray by Jen Perugini of Youngstown State 2/24/03 vs UW-Green Bay 1/25/03 Opponent Team: 58 by Illinois-Chicago 2/5/03 Team: 22 vs Northern [llinois 1/25/95; vs Youngstown State 2/24/03 Opponent Individual: 14 by Katy Winski of Loyola 2/27/97 FIELD GOALS MADE Opponent Team: 27 by Youngstown State 2/24/02 Individual: 12 by Tiffany Webb vs Minnesota 12/28/02 Team: 39 vs Western Illinois I /20/93 STEALS Opponent Individual: 14 by Erika Roudebush of Cleveland State 1/31/02 Individual: 9 by Rhea Mays vs Dayton 12/4/02 Opponent Team: 36 by Ball State 11/28/00; by West Virginia 11/28/01 Team: 20 vs Cleveland State 2/26/95 Opponent Individual: 8 on four occasions FREE THROWS MADE Opponent Team: 20 by DePaul 1/8/91 ; by Northern Illinois 3/6/93 Individual: 12 by Peggy Yingling vs Marshall 12/8/92 Team: 31 vs Marshall 12/8/92 Opponent Individual: 12 by Chari NordgaardofUW-Green Bay 2/6/97; by Michelle James of Detroit 1/25/01 Opponent Team: 32 by Loyola 2/11/99 Hovv to get to the Nutter Center from ... North of Dayton on 1-75. Take I-75 south to I-70 east. Go east to I-675 south. Go south to Exit 17 and turn right on North Fairfield Road. South of Dayton on 1-75. Take 1-75 north to I-675 north. Go north to Exit 17 and follow sign for North Fairfield Road. Turn left on North Fairfield Road. East of Dayton on 1-70. Take I-70 west to I-675 south. Go south to Exit 17 and turn right on North Fairfield Road. East of Dayton on Route 35. Take Route 35 west to North Fairfield Road and turn right. West of Dayton on 1-70. Take I-70 east to I-675 south. Go south to Exit 17 and turn right on North Fairfield Road. West of Dayton on Route 35. Take Route 35 east to I-675 north. Go north to Exit 17 and follow sign for North Fairfield Road.
37 1.888.RAIDERS Meet The Opponents School SID Contact Phone Fax Web site Akron Melanie Schneider (330) 972-6584 (330) 374-8844 gozips.com Butler John Dedman (317) 940-9994 (317) 940-9808 butlers ports.com Central Michigan Scott Pettett (989) 774-2588 (989) 774-7324 cmuchippewas.com Cleveland State Alan Ashby (216) 687-5288 (216) 523-7257 csuvikings.com Dayton Jill Weakland (937) 229-4419 (937) 229-4461 daytonflyers.com Detroit Sean Palchick (313) 993-1745 (313) 993-1765 detroittitans.com Eastern Kentucky Amy Ratliff (859) 622-2006 (859) 622-1230 ekusports.com UIC Matt Brendich (312) 413-8199 (312) 996-5882 uicflames.com Indiana State Ace Hunt (812) 237-4159 (812) 237-4157 indstate.edu/athletic IPFW Mindy Mills (219) 481-6646 (219) 481-6002 ipfw.edu/athletics Loyola Leo Krause (773) 508-2575 (773) 508-3855 loyolaramblers.com Morehead State Brad Laux (606) 783-2556 (606) 783-2550 msueagles.com Ohio State Lauren Price (614) 292-3270 (614) 292-8547 ohiostatebuckeyes.com Ohio Jarrett Abelson (740) 597-1837 (740) 597-1838 ohiobobcats.com Tennessee State Kenisha Rhone (615) 963-5894 (615) 963-5895 tsutigers.com West Virginia Phil Caskey (304) 293-2821 (304) 293-4105 msnsportsnet.com UW-Green Bay Sheila Blackman (920) 465-5759 (920) 465-2357 uwgb.edu/athletics UW-Milwaukee Bret Seymour (414) 229-4593 (414) 229-6759 uwmpanthers.com Youngstown State Jamie Hall (330) 941-1581 (330) 941-3191 ysu.edu/sports
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Tht Ykto~ 1t11•t4 .11 ptlltd Oy to, R.1odt• u~u in tt>t ,...n·II' so-r tu"' d•futtd UW-G1un &..-, In todq, hOffltcorrwog do11bt+-hudt1. 1~ 1~ 1~ 1~ 1~ 1~ 111t.!.2!Ml l~ l~ I 38 WSURAIDERS.COM A ll-Time Opponent Records OPPONENT WON LOST OPPONENT WON LOST OPPONENT WON LOST Air Force 1 0 Hofstra 0 Ohio Wesleyan 1 2 Akron 6 11 VIC 13 15 Otterbein 3 1 Ashland 3 3 Indiana 0 4 Pacific 0 Austin Peay 3 0 Indianapolis 2 4 Philadelphia Textile 0 Ball State 3 5 Indiana State 4 2 Quincy 1 0 Bellarmine 5 6 Indiana Tech 9 0 Rio Grande 4 3 Belmont 0 Iowa 0 1 Robert Morris 0 Bloomsburg 0 IPFW 5 3 St. Bonaventure 0 2 Bluffton 1 0 IUPUI 4 St. Joseph's (IN) 3 1 Bowling Green 3 4 Jackson State 0 St. Louis 2 l Bradley 0 1 Kent State 0 2 Sinclair 2 0 Brooklyn l 0 Kentucky State 4 4 Slippery Rock 1 0 Butler 10 16 Kentucky Wesleyan 3 South Carolina 0 Campbellsville 0 Kenyon 0 1 SE Missouri State 0 Canisius 1 4 La Salle 0 3 SIU-Edwardsville 3 2 Capital 4 4 Lehigh 0 1 Southern Indiana 2 2 Cedarville 7 7 Lewis 3 0 SW Missouri State 0 Central Florida 0 Liberty 1 0 Stetson 0 Central State 10 5 Louisville 0 7 Stony Brook 0 Charleston (WV) 1 2 Loyola (IL) 7 11 Tampa 0 Chicago State 8 Malone 3 2 Taylor 2 0 Cincinnati 3 14 Marian 2 0 Tennessee State 1 0 Clemson 0 Marietta 0 Texas A&M 0 2 Cleveland State 16 24 Marshall 3 4 Toledo 3 3 Colgate 0 1 MD-Baltimore Cty. 3 1 Urbana 2 0 Colorado 0 MD-Eastern Shore 1 0 Valparaiso 1 8 Connecticut 0 2 Miami (OH) 2 15 Vanderbilt 0 Davis and Elkins 0 1 Michigan-Dearborn 1 0 Wagner 0 Dayton 3 25 Michigan State 0 Walsh 3 Defiance 5 3 Minnesota 0 Washington State 0 1 Denver 0 2 Mississippi 0 Wayne State 2 3 DePaul 0 3 Missouri 0 West Virginia 2 3 Detroit 5 15 Morehead State 7 7 Western Illinois 2 2 Dist. of Columbia 2 0 Mott 0 Western Kentucky 0 2 Eastern Illinois 4 4 Mount St. Joseph 6 7 Western Michigan 0 1 Eastern Kentucky 2 5 Muskingum 0 Wichita State 0 2 Eastern Michigan 0 5 Niagara 3 1 Wilberforce 1 0 Edinboro 2 0 Norfolk State 1 0 Wilmington 3 0 Evansville 3 4 Northeastern 0 1 UW-Green Bay 2 27 Ferris State 1 0 Northern Illinois 2 12 UW-Milwaukee 8 14 Florida State 0 1 Northern Kentucky 1 12 Wittenberg 7 2 Franklin 2 0 Northern Michigan 0 Wooster 0 Gannon 1 0 Notre Dame 0 2 Xavier 7 12 Georgetown (KY) 3 3 Oakland 1 Youngstown State 5 18 Grand Valley State 2 0 Ohio 2 8 Hawaii 0 2 Ohio Dominican 6 1 TOTALS 309 452 Heidelberg 4 0 Ohio Northern 2 2 2003-04 Opponents in Bold 39 1.888.RAIDERS The League also has a rich tradition of hosting Horizon League: the men's NCAA Division I basketball tournament in Indianapolis. As a co-host with Butler University, the Raise Your Sights League resume includes hosting the Men's Final Four in 1991 , 1997 and 2000. In addition, it hosted the First The Horizon League enters its 25th year of existence, and Second rounds in 1987, 1990, 1993, 1996, 1999 and continuing to build upon a strong foundation of institutions 2003. The League and Butler will host the Women's Final with a tradition of broad-based athletic programs, led by Four for the first time in 2005 in addition to the NCAA administrators and coaches who place a constant emphasis Men's Basketball First and Second Rounds. The Men 's on academic integrity, sportsmanship and personal Final Four returns to Indianapolis in 2006 and 2010. involvement in the community. While the name change from the Midwestern Collegiate Conference on June 4, 2001 sparked the League towards a new dynamic image, its primary focus remains on the student-athletes, particularly with regard to its four platforms: athletic performance, academic achievement, community outreach and personal responsibility and accountability. The Horizon League, based in Indianapolis, has HORIZON LEAGUE also established specific goals for upgrading the League's market and competitive position with an eye towards continually enhancing the student-athlete experience. The League is also committed to engage both its staff and member-institution administrators and students to serve on national-level committees. The League is an affiliation of nine institutions with similar athletics goals that provides stability and major-market exposure. Horizon League markets, including five of the nation's top 30 television DMAs, cover more than nine Jonathan B. LeCrone million TV households and encompass nine percent of the Commissioner country's television audience. The member institutions are generally located in major metropolitan areas and benefit from the business, cultural, educational and entertainment resources available to the university community. Originally founded in 1979 as the Midwestern City Conference, the League was a men's only sports league until the 1986-87 season when it added women's athletics. The League features both public and private institutions, committed to fielding broad-based NCAA Division I athletics programs that develop physical fitness, academic Todd Starowitz Bob Lovell development, and moral character in its student-athletes. Director of Associate The Horizon League, which is best known for its Communications Commissioner men's basketball success, offers a total of 19 champion ships (nine men's sports and 10 women's sports). The Horizon League League enjoys NCAA automatic qualification in baseball, Pan American Plaza men's basketball, women's basketball, men's golf, men's 201 South Capitol Avenue, Suite 500 soccer, women's soccer, softball, men's tennis, women's Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 tennis and women's volleyball. Office: (317) 237-5622 FAX: (317) 237-5620 Web site: vvvvvv.horizonleague.org 40 WSURAIDERS.COM I 2002-03 League Standings Final Team Standings League Games All Games Team w L Pct. w L Pct. H A N Last 10 Streak UW-Green Bay 15 l .938 28 4 .875 17-1 10-2 1-1 9-1 Lost 1 VIC 11 5 .688 17 11 .607 10-3 7-7 0-1 8-2 Lost 1 UW-Milwaukee 11 5 .688 15 13 .536 8-5 5-6 2-2 8-2 Lost 1 Loyola 8 8 .500 12 17 .414 6-6 5-9 1-2 5-5 Lost 1 Wright State 8 8 .500 11 17 .393 6-7 5-9 0-1 4-6 Lost 3 Cleveland State 7 9 .438 11 18 .379 6-6 4-9 1-3 5-5 Lost I Detroit 6 10 .375 10 20 .333 3-8 4-10 3-2 3-7 Lost 1 Youngstown State 3 13 .188 6 22 .214 4-9 2-11 0-2 2-8 Lost4 Butler 3 13 .188 6 23 .207 3-10 2-11 1-2 2-8 Lost 1 Second-Team All-League Ash ley Schrock, Jr., G/F, Cleveland State 2003 Championship 2003 NCAA Tournament LeKesha Williams, Sr., G, UlC Mar. 5-9, Phoenix Sports Center, Green Bay, WI Sara Boyer, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay West Region-Eugene, OR Elizabeth Dudley, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay Sarah Hami lton, Sr. , C, Loyola Player of the Year: Kristy Loise ll e, Sr., G, Wednesday, Mar. 5-First Round First Round-Saturday, Mar. 22 UW-Green Bay #9 Butler 77, #8 Youngstown State 71 #8 UW-Green Bay 78, #9 Washington 68 Erika Roudebush, Sr. , G, Cleveland State Ashley Schrock, Jr., G/F, Cleveland State Newcomer of the Year: Caitie Goddard, Thursday, Mar. 6-Quarterfinals Fr. , G, Detroit Second Round-Monday, Mar. 24 Coach of the Year: Kevin Borseth, #7 Detroit 63, #2 UIC 43 All-Newcomer Team #I LSU 80, #8 UW-Green Bay 69 UW-Green Bay #6 Cleveland State 83, #3 UW-M il waukee 69 Nichole Drummond, Fr., G/F, UW-M ilwaukee #I UW-Green Bay 86, #9 Butler 51 Cai tie Goddard, Fr. , G, Detroit All-Tournament Team Erin Martin, Fr. , G, Cleveland State #4 Loyola 81, #4 Wright State 65 Individual Awards Anne Witte, Fr. , G, UW-M il waukee Chandra John son, Sr., C, UW-Green Bay Mandy Mennella, Fr., G, Loyola Kristy Loiselle, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay Friday, Mar. 7-Semifinals First-Team All-League Tiffany Mor, Jr., F, UW-Green Bay #7 Detroit 75, #6 Cleveland State 74 Jaysie Chambers, Sr., C, UIC All-Defensive Team Erika Roudebush, Sr. , G, Cleveland State # I UW-Green Bay 70, #4 Loyola 52 Kri sty Loiselle, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay Nancy Bowden, Jr., G, Butler Katie Solner, Fr., G, Detroit Sunday, Mar. 9-Championship Maria Viall, Jr., C, UW-Milwaukee Jaysie Chambers, Sr., C, UIC Eli zabeth Dudley, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay Tournament Most Valuable Player: #I UW-Green Bay 83, #7 Detroit 59 Tiffany Webb, So. , G, Wright State LeKesha Williams, Sr., G, UlC Kri sty Loisell e, Sr., G, UW-Green Bay Kri sty Loiselle, UW-Green Bay 2 002-03 Statistics SCORING TOTAL 3PT FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Minimum 2.0 free throws made per team game.) Name-Team CL GP FGM FGM FTM PTS PTS/G Name-Team CL GP FTM FTA PCT Tiffany Webb-Wright State So. 28 246 50 132 674 24. 1 Jen Perugini- Youngstown State So. 28 8 1 9 1 .890 LeKesha Williams-UIC Sr. 28 165 46 164 540 19.3 Kristy Loisell e-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 74 86 .860 Erika Roudebush-Cleveland State Sr. 29 200 66 78 544 18.8 Jessica Wilhite-UW-Milwaukee Sr. 28 60 72 .833 Maria Viall-UW-Milwaukee Jr. 28 204 2 97 507 18.1 Elizabeth Dudley-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 72 87 .828 Jaysie Chambers-VIC Sr. 27 168 0 60 396 14.7 Ciara Henderson-Loyola So. 29 63 77 .8 18 REBOUNDING REBOUNDS ASSISTS Name-Team CL GP OFF DEF TOTAL REB/G Name-Team CL GP ASSISTS ASSJSTS/G Jaysie Chambers-VIC Sr. 27 117 174 29 1 10.8 Nancy Bowden- Butler Jr. 29 191 6.59 Maria Viall-UW-Milwaukee Jr. 28 I 12 177 289 10.3 Ashley Schrock-Cleveland State Jr. 29 149 5. 14 Ashley Schrock-Cleveland State Jr. 29 63 176 239 8.2 Kristy Loisell e-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 143 4.47 Jen Perugini- Youngstown State So. 28 63 164 227 8. 1 Erika Roudebush-Cleveland State Sr. 29 119 4. 10 Cortney Urquhart-Butler So. 29 86 120 206 7.1 Maggie Johnston-Youngstown State Sr. 28 11 4 4.07 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 3.0 field goals made per team game.) STEALS Name-Team CL GP FGM FGA PCT Name-Team CL GP STEALSSTEALS/G Tiffany Mor-UW-Green Bay Jr. 32 97 151 .642 Nancy Bowden-Butler Jr. 29 92 3. 17 Maria Viall-UW-Mi lwaukee Jr. 28 204 356 .573 LeKesha Wi lliams-UIC Sr. 28 71 2.54 Kristy Loiselle-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 165 294 .56 1 Eli zabeth Dudley-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 8 1 2.53 Chandra Johnson- UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 178 320 .556 Chrissy Dizon-UIC Fr. 27 65 2.41 !Gmberly Becker-UW-Milwaukee So. 28 102 187 .545 Tiffany Webb-Wright State So. 28 67 2.39 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 1.0 made per team game.) BLOCKED SHOTS Name-Team CL GP FGM FGA PCT Name-Team CL GP BLOCKSBLOCKS/G Kristy Loiselle-UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 54 101 .535 Mari a Viall-UW-Milwaukee Jr. 28 53 1. 89 Elizabeth Dudley- UW-Green Bay Sr. 32 43 86 .500 Jen Perugini-Youngstown State So. 28 35 1.25 Abby Scharlow- UW-Green Bay So. 32 40 87 .460 Maggie Toczylowski- Loyola Jr. 26 31 1.1 9 Mandy Mennella-Loyola Fr. 28 29 64 .453 Nicole Anaejionu-Detroit Jr. 30 32 1.07 Devin Novak-Youngstown State Jr. 28 69 158 .437 Jaysie Chambers- VIC Sr. 27 27 1.00 41 1.888.RAIDERS Raider Record Book Field Goal Percentage Single Game Records Free Throws Attempted Player Number Game-45 vs Akron, Mar. 6, 1982 I. Beth Bartram .539 Points Season-718, 1986-87 2. Jodi Martin .510 49 by Tiffany Webb at Butler, Jan. 16, 2003 3. Jenny Horn .504 Field Goals Made Free Throw Percentage 4. Christi Hill .502 21 by Jodi Martin vs Capital, Jan. 5, 1980 Game-1.000 (17-17) vs Bellarmine, Feb. 25, 1984 5. Lois Warburg .495 Season- .715, 2000-01 Field Goals Attempted 6. Andi del Valle .478 31 by Jodi Martin vs Mal one, Nov. 28, 1981 Rebounds 7. Janet Emerson .477 Game-72 vs Sinclair, Jan. 10, 1978 Timothea Clemmer .477 Field Goal Percentage Season-I 283 , 1986-87 9. Peggy Yingling .470 1.000 (10-10) by Jess Van Der Geest at Morehead 10. Kristy Brown .468 State, Dec. 29, 1998 Rebound Average Season-44.3, 1984-85 Three Point Field Goals Made Three-Point Field Goals Made Player Number 7 by Joy Westendorf at UIC, March 5, Assists I. Chanda Hollingsworth 273 1994; by Lori Blanchard vs Detroit, March 3, Game-31 vs Sinclair, Jan. 10, 1978; vs Urbana, 2. Jennifer Brigner 129 1996 by Chanda Hollingsworth vs Marshall, Jan. 30, 1986 3. Carrie Bender 119 Dec. 13, 2000 and at West Virginia, Dec. 19 , 2000 Season-535, 1986-87 4. Lori B Ian chard 96 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Scoring Average 5. Tiffany Webb 90 16 by Chanda Hollingsworth at West Virginia, 78.6, 1979-80 6. Joy Westendorf 78 Dec. 19, 2000 and at Detroit, Feb. 24, 2001 7. Lenora Combs 53 Wins 8. Jamie Stump 46 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 24, 1986- 87 1.000 (5-5) by Chanda Hollingsworth vs Louisville, Angie Ott 46 Nov. 26, I 997 Losses 10. Heather Massengale 44 25, 1989-90 Free Throws Made Three Point Field Goals Attempted 17 by Tiffany Webb at Butler, Jan. 16, 2003 Most Points by Opponent- Game Player Number 125 by Valparaiso, Feb. 9, 1993 Free Throws Attempted I. Chanda Hollingsworth 781 20 by Tiffany Webb at Butler, Jan. I 6, 2003 Least Points by Opponent-Game 2. Carrie Bender 436 3. Jennifer Brigner 346 Free Throw Percentage 18 by Wilmington, Feb. 6, 1975 4. Tiffany Webb 300 1.000 (13-13) by Stacy Nolan vs DePaul, Greatest Margin of Victory-Game 5. Lori Blanchard 258 Mar. 7, 1991 63 (103-40) vs Capital, Jan. 5, 1980 6. Joy Westendorf 187 Rebounds Greatest Margin of Defeat-Game 7. Angie Ott 166 25 by Margie Coate vs Ohio Wesleyan, Feb. I, 1975 58 (97-39) vs #I Connecticut, Dec. 31 , 2001 8. Lori Collins 164 Assists 9. Lenora Combs 150 11 by Cindy Mercer vs Wittenberg, Jan. 13, 1977 Career Leaders 10. Jamie Stump 145 Games Played Blocks Player Number Free Throws Made 7 by Christi Hill vs Georgetown, Jan. 16, 1982 I. Peggy Yingling 114 Player Number Steals 2. Loi s Warburg Ill I. Lois Warburg 311 I 3 by Tammy Stover vs Maryland-Eastern Shore, Gwen Lenzy 111 2. Jess Van Der Geest 310 Jan. 28, 1988 4. Nettie Carter 110 3. Jeanne Biermann 303 5. Lori Collins 109 4. Reggen Stewart 282 Reggen Stewart 109 5. Jodi Martin 275 7. Jess Van Der Geest 108 6. Lori Coll ins 273 Team Records Chanda Hollingsworth 108 7. Peggy Yingling 263 Points 9. Debbie Leffler 107 8. Debbie Leffler 248 243 Game-105 vs St. Joseph' s, Feb. 4, 1987 Jennifer Brigner 107 9. Beth Bartram Season-2336, I 986-87 Shelly Meadlo 107 10. Tiffany Webb 229 Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Free Throws Attempted Number Game-46 vs Mount St. Joseph, Feb. 17, 1981 Player Number Player 441 Season-9 I 9, 1986-87 I. Jodi Martin 890 I. Jodi Martin 2. Jenny Horn 558 2. Jess Van Der Geest 437 Field Goals Attempted 3. Reggen Stewart 493 3. Lori Collins 428 Game-96 vs Central State, Feb. 24, 1975 4. Nettie Carter 467 4. Jeanne Biermann 419 Season-2049, 1986-87 5. Lois Warburg 459 5. Beth Bartram 417 Field Goal Percentage 6. Debbie Leffler 446 6. Loi s Warburg 415 Game-.667 (28-42) vs Ohio, Dec. 12, 2001 7. Peggy Yingling 422 Reggen Stewart 389 354 Season-.480, 1980-81 8. Tiffany Webb 398 8. Peggy Yingling 9. Lori Collins 397 9. Tiffany Webb 319 Three-Point Field Goals Made 10. Beth Bartram 380 10. Debbie Leffler 300 Game-I I at Loyola, Feb. 28, 1996 Season-133, 1993-94 Field Goals Attempted Free Throw Percentage Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Player Number Player Number .827 Game-28 at Detroit, Feb. 24, 2001 I. Jodi Martin 1744 I. Debbie Leffler .819 Season-434, 2000--01 2. Reggen Stewart 1237 2. Amy Kruer 3. Nettie Carter 1160 3. Jennifer Brigner .771 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 4. Lori Collins 1156 4. Jenny Horn .761 Game-.833 (5-6) vs Eastern Illinois, Feb. 7, 1993; 5. Jenny Horn 1108 5. Connie Alig .757 at UW-Milwaukee, Jan. 10, 1998 .757 6. Chanda Hollingsworth 996 Shelly Meadlo Season-.366, 1993-94 .757 7. Debbie Leffler 963 Tammy Stover .754 Free Throws Made 8. Lois Warburg 927 8. Carrie Bender .749 Game- 33 vs Malone, Nov. 29, I 980 9. Jeanne Biermann 900 9. Lois Warburg .744 Season-498, I 986-87 10. Peggy Yingling 898 10. Missy Goedde 42 WSURAIDERS.COM Rebounds 6. Jennifer Brigner 338 8. Debbie Leffler .5 15 1983-84 Player Number 7. Connie Ali g 314 9. Janet Emerson .508 1986-87 I. Lori Collins 897 8. Mi ssy Goedde 303 10. Chri sti Hill .505 1982-83 868 9. Debbi e Leffler 300 2. Jodi Martin Three-Point Field Goals Made 756 IO. Jess Van Der Geest 298 3. Nettie Carter Player Number Year Lois Warburg 702 4. Blocked Shots I. Chanda Hollingsworth 84 2000-01 Jess Van Der Geest 672 5. Player Number 2. Joy Westendorf 78 1993-94 Beth Bartram 649 6. I. Christi Hill 186 3. Chanda Hollingsworth 71 1999- 00 Peggy Yingling 639 7. Loi s Warburg 67 4. Chanda Hollingsworth 62 1997-98 625 2. 8. Jenny Horn 3. Peggy Yingling 63 5. Chanda Hollingsworth 56 1998-99 Reggen Stewart 625 4. Heidi Beal 6 1 6. Tiffany Webb 50 2002-03 Christi Hill 622 10. 5. Jodi Martin 58 7. Lori Blanchard 49 1996-97 Rebound Average 6. Nettie Carter 46 8. Jennifer Brigner 41 1992-93 Player Number 7. Robyn Swain 43 9. Tiffany Webb 40 2001- 02 I. Timothea Clemmer 9.8 8. Jess Van Der Geest 41 Carrie Bender 40 1997-98 2. Terry York 8.9 Reggen Stewart 40 Jennifer Brigner 40 199 1-92 3. Jodi Martin 8.7 JO . Gwen Lenzy 32 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 4. Christi Hill 8.2 Player Number Year Lori Collins 8.2 Steals I. Chanda Hollingsworth 243 2000-01 6. Beth Bartram 8.0 Player Number 2. Chanda Hollingsworth 194 1999-00 7. Lisa Jackson 7.9 I. Gwen Lenzy 350 3. Joy Westendorf 187 1993-94 8. Nettie Carter 6.9 2. Nettie Carter 273 4. Chanda Hollingsworth 175 1998-99 9. Ci ndy Mercer 6.8 3. Tamm y Stover 236 5. Chanda Hollingsworth 169 1997-98 IO. Amy Kruer 6.6 4. Lori Collins 234 6. Tiffany Webb 153 200 1- 02 5. Beth Bartram 194 Personal Fouls 7. Tiffany Webb 147 2002- 03 6. Debbie Leffler 189 Player Number 8. Lori Blanchard 138 1996-97 7. Tammy Phillips 172 I. Peggy Yingling 363 9. Carrie Bender 11 8 1995-96 8. Connie Alig 171 2. Reggen Stewart 338 IO. Jennifer Brigner 117 1992-93 3. Lori Collins 329 9. Missy Goedde 170 4. Jess Van Der Geest 324 10. Reggen Stewart 150 Free Throws Made Player Number Year 5. Jodi Martin 286 Minutes Played I. Tiffany Webb 132 2002-03 6. Chri sti Hill 264 Player Number 2. Janet Emerson 105 1986-87 Nettie Carter 264 I. Chanda Hollingsworth 3550 3. Timothea Clemmer 101 1995-96 8. Debbie Leffler 252 2. Nettie Carter 3361 Beth Bartram 101 1996-97 9. Melissa Reeves 25 1 Reggen Stewart 336 1 5. Tiffany Webb 97 2001 - 02 10. Jenny Horn 249 4. Lori Collins 3301 6. Jess Van Der Geest 92 1999-00 5. Debbie Leffler 3285 Fouled Out Lois Warburg 92 1986-87 6. Jess Van Der Geest 3103 Player Number 8. Jeanne Biermann 89 1978-79 7. Tammy Phillips 3098 I. Peggy Yingling 21 Amy Kruer 89 1979-80 8. Gwen Lenzy 3082 2. Christi Hill 16 10 . Reggen Stewart 86 1999- 00 3. Reggen Stewart 15 9. Peggy Yingling 2888 4. Jess Van Der Geest 13 IO. Lois Warburg 2756 Free Throws Attempted 5. Lori Collins 10 Player Number Year 6. Tammy Phillips 9 1. Tiffany Webb 182 2002-03 Chanda Hollingsworth 9 2. Beth Bartram 174 1996-97 8. Jodi Martin 8 Season Leaders 3. Timothea Clemmer 168 1995-96 Tiffany Webb 137 2001-02 9. Cindy Mercer 7 Field Goals Made 4. 1995- 96 Debbie Leffler 7 Player Number Year 5. Beth Bartram 136 Janet Emerson 134 1986-87 Nettie Carter 7 I. Jodi Martin 261 1982-83 6. 7. Jess Van Der Geest 133 1999- 00 Melissa Reeves 7 2. Tiffany Webb 246 2002-03 8. Jodi Martin 126 1979-80 Assists 3. Jodi Martin 225 1981-82 9. Jodi Martin 125 198 1-82 Player Number 4. Janet Emerson 2 16 1986-87 IO. Reggen Stewart 122 1999-00 I. Nettie Carter 446 5. Jodi Martin 203 1979-80 Tammy Phillips 446 6. Jodi Martin 201 1980-8 1 Free Throw Percentage 3. Gwen Lenzy 375 Jenn y Horn 201 1985-86 Player Number Year 4. Debbie Leffler 363 8. Jenny Horn 190 1984-85 I. Debbie Leffler .887 1983-84 5. Jeann e Biermann 270 9. Jackie Swenson 174 1978-79 2. Debbie Leffler .862 1984-85 6. Lori Collins 222 10. Nettie Carter 173 1986-87 3. Julie Christensen .844 2000-01 7. Joy Westendorf .844 1993-94 Cindy Mercer 210 Field Goals Attempted 8. .840 1979-80 Missy Goedde 203 Player Number Year 5. Amy Kru er 9. Mandy Jelinek 202 6. Conni e Alig .838 1990-91 I. Tiffany Webb 524 2002-03 10. Connie Ali g 7. Peggy Yingling .835 1992-93 197 2. Jodi Martin 480 1982-83 8. Sue Grace .820 1990-91 Scoring Average 3. Jodi Martin 431 198 1-82 9. Tammy Phillips .8 10 1985-86 Player Number 4. Janet Emerson 425 1986-87 10. Jennifer Miller .808 1990-91 1. Jodi Martin 20.6 5. Jodi Martin 424 1979-80 2. Tiffany Webb 19.9 Treva Griesdorn 424 1989-90 Rebounds 2. Jackie Swenson 15.4 7. Reggen Stewart 417 2000-01 Player Number Year 3. Timothea Clemmer 14.2 8. Jodi Martin 409 1980-81 I. Timothea Clemmer 316 1995-96 4. Amy Kruer 13.0 9. Jackie Swenson 398 1978-79 2. Lois Warburg 276 1983-84 5. Beth Bartram 12.4 10. Nettie Carter 396 1986-87 3. Christi Hill 255 1981-82 6. Jenn y Horn 12.3 4. Lori Collins 254 1993-94 7. Reggen Stewart 11.7 Field Goal Percentage Player Number Year 5. Janet Emerson 253 1986-87 8. Julie Garri nger 11.6 Beth Bartram 234 1997-98 I. Beth Bartram .586 1995-96 6. Tammy Stover 11.6 Jodi Martin 23 1 198 1-82 2. Lois Warburg .572 1983-84 7. Turnovers Amy Kruer 226 1979-80 3. Jodi Martin .544 1982-83 8. Player Number 1986-87 4. Beth Bartram .529 1996-97 9. Nettie Carter 224 I. Lori Collins 453 10. Lisa Jackson 22 1 1984-85 2. Nettie Carter 431 5. Jodi Martin .522 1981-82 1983-84 Lori Collins 221 1994-95 3. Reggen Stewart 403 6. Jenny Horn .5 19 1985-86 4. Gwen Lenzy 400 Jenn y Horn .51 9 5. Tammy Phillips 374 43 1.888.RAIDERS Rebound Average Turnovers Leading Scorers By Season Player Number Year Year Player G FG FT TPAVG. Player Number Year I. Sarah Butler 165 1976-77 1974 Terry York 14 35 26 96 6.9 I. Timothea Clemmer 11.7 1995- 96 2. Gwen Lenzy 148 1986- 87 1975 Margie Coate 14 171 12.2 2. Margie Coate 11.5 1974- 75 3. Stacy Nolan 143 1990-91 1976 Connie Philon 15 211 14.0 3. Terry York 11.4 1974- 75 17 82 199 11.7 4. Julie Garringer 136 1984-85 1977 Cindy Mercer 35 4. Lois Warburg 10.2 1983-84 1978 Jayne Helmlinger 20 92 50 234 11.7 5. Nettie Carter 134 1986-87 5. Cindy Mercer 9.9 1976- 77 1979 Jackie Swenson 21 174 81 429 20.4 6. Christi Hill 9.8 1981 - 82 6. Lori Collins 128 1992- 93 1980 Jodi Martin 26 203 72 478 18.4 7. Lori Collins 9.4 1993- 94 7. Debbie Trueman 124 1980-81 1981 Jodi Martin 25 201 59 46 1 18.4 8. Jodi Martin 9.2 1981 - 82 Jennifer Brigner 124 1991 - 92 1982 Jodi Martin 25 225 78 528 21. 1 9. Jodi Martin 8.8 1980- 81 Jill Ransdell 124 2001 - 02 1983 Jodi Martin 24 261 66 588 24.5 10. Amy Kruer 8.7 1979- 80 10. Tiffany Webb 123 2001 - 02 1984 Lois Warburg 27 167 73 407 15. l Beth Bartram 8.7 1997- 98 1985 Jenn y Horn 28 190 67 447 16.0 Blocked Shots 1986 Jenn y Horn 28 201 65 467 16.7 Personal Fouls Player Number Year 1987 Janet Emerson 30 216 105 537 17.9 Player Number Year I. Christi Hill 79 1981 - 82 198 8 Tammy Stover 27 166 58 393 14.9 l. Jess Van Der Geest 95 1999- 00 2. Chri sti Hill 62 1982- 83 1989 Mi ssy Goedde 26 125 83 35 1 13.5 2. Peggy Yingling 94 1991 - 92 3. Christi Hill 45 1980- 81 1990 Tre va Griesdorn 28 164 76 422 IS . I 3. Reggen Stewart 93 2000- 01 4. Robyn Swain 43 2001-02 1991 Lori Brooks 28 90 43 237 8.5 4. Chri sti Hill 92 1981 - 82 5. Lois Warburg 25 1983-84 1992 Peggy Yingling 28 100 76 276 9.9 5. Jess Van Der Geest 91 1998- 99 6. Jodi Martin 24 1981 - 82 1993 Peggy Yingling 27 121 81 323 12.0 Christi Hill 91 1982- 83 7. Heidi Beal 23 1993-94 1994 Joy Westendorf 26 158 54 448 17.2 7. Cindy Mercer 89 1978- 79 8. Nettie Carter 22 1984- 85 1995 Timothea Clemmer 27 166 72 404 15.0 Peggy Yingling 89 1990- 91 9. Peggy Yingling 20 1991 - 92 1996 Timothea Clemmer 27 131 101 363 13.4 1997 Beth Bartram 27 I 35 101 373 13.8 9. Peggy Yingl ing 88 1992- 93 Heidi Beal 20 1995- 96 Lori Collins 88 1993- 94 1998 Beth Bartram 27 112 68 294 10.9 Steals 1999 Reggen Stewart 27 139 60 340 12.6 Fouled Out Player Number Year 2000 Regge n Stewart 28 131 86 349 12.5 Player Number Year I. Tammy Stover 121 1987- 88 2001 Reggen Stewart 27 156 84 40 1 14.9 l. Cindy Mercer 7 1978- 79 2. Tammy Stover 115 1986- 87 2002 Tiffany Webb 28 152 97 441 15.8 2. Christi Hill 6 1981 - 82 Gwen Lenzy 105 1988- 89 2003 Tiffany Webb 28 246 132 674 24. 1 Christi Hill 6 1982- 83 3. Gwen Lenzy 103 1987- 88 Tammy Phi ll ips 6 1983- 84 4. Leadin g Re bounders By Season Peggy Yingling 6 1988- 89 5. Gwen Lenzy 10 1 1986- 87 Year Player G Reb. Avg. Peggy Yingling 6 1992- 93 6. Beth Bartram 86 1997- 98 1974 Terry York 14 88 6.3 Chanda Hollingsworth 6 2000- 01 7. Andrea del Valle 83 1977- 78 1975 Terry Yo rk 14 162 11.5 Robyn Swain 6 2001-02 8. Nettie Carter 82 1986- 87 1976 Connie Philon 15 120 8.0 1977 Cindy Mercer 17 169 9.9 9. Reggen Stewart 5 1999- 00 9. Tiffany Webb 79 2001 - 02 1978 Krista Jones 20 158 7.9 Lenora Combs 5 1999- 00 10. Nettie Carter 75 1987- 88 Caren Aiple 20 158 7.9 Jess Van Der Geest 5 1998- 99 Minutes Played 1979 Jeanne Biermann 23 176 7.7 Reggen Stewart 5 1997- 98 Player Number Year 1980 Amy Kruer 26 226 8.7 Lori Collins 5 1993- 94 l. Janet Emerson 1018 1986-87 1981 Jodi Martin 25 220 8.8 Assists 2. Chanda Hollingsworth 993 2000- 0l 1982 Christi Hi ll 26 225 9.8 Player Number Year 3. Gwen Len zy 989 1986-87 1983 Jodi Martin 24 199 8.3 4. Gwen Lenzy 965 1988- 89 1984 Lois Warburg 27 276 10.2 I. Tammy Phillips 169 1985- 86 1985 28 22 1 7.9 5. Nettie Carter 961 1986- 87 Lisa Jackson 2. Gwen Len zy 151 1986- 87 1986 Jenny Horn 28 218 7.8 6. Tiffany Webb 953 2001-02 3. Nettie Carter 148 1986- 87 1987 Janet Emerson 30 253 8.4 4. Nettie Carter 127 1985- 86 7. Timothea Clemmer 944 1995- 96 1988 Nettie Carter 24 173 7.2 5. Tammy Phillips 116 1983- 84 8. Tiffany Webb 941 2002- 03 1989 Gwen Lenzy 28 16 1 5.8 6. Debbie Leffler 105 1984- 85 9. Tammy Stover 937 1986-87 1990 Treva Griesdorn 28 164 5.4 Gwen Lenzy 105 1988- 89 10. Anita Jurcenko 934 1995- 96 1991 Micki Harri s 26 147 5.7 28 220 7.9 8. Debbie Trueman 100 1980- 81 Senior Scoring 1992 Lori Co ll ins 1993 Lori Co ll ins 27 202 7.5 9. Tammy Stover 96 1986-87 Player Games Points 10. Tammy Phillips 95 1982- 83 1994 Lori Coll ins 27 254 9.4 I. Jodi Martin 24 588 1995 Lori Coll ins 27 221 8.2 Points 2. Janet Emerson 30 537 1996 Timothea Clemmer 27 316 11.7 Player Number Year 3. Jenny Horn 28 467 1997 Beth Bartram 27 203 7.5 l. Tiffany Webb 674 2002- 03 8.7 Junior Scoring 1998 Beth Bartram 27 234 2. Jodi Martin 588 1982- 83 1999 J. Van Der Geest 26 183 7.0 Player Games Points 3. Janet Emerson 537 1986- 87 2000 J. Van Der Geest 26 203 7.3 4. Jodi Martin 528 1981- 82 I. Jodi Martin 25 528 200 1 Reggen Stewart 27 197 7.3 5. Jodi Martin 478 1979-80 2. Joy Westendorf 26 448 2002 Robyn Swain 28 197 7.0 6. Jenny Horn 467 1985- 86 3. Jenny Horn 28 447 2003 Katie Bu ssan 28 141 5.0 7. Jodi Martin 461 1980- 81 Sophomore Scoring 8. Joy Westendorf 448 1993- 94 Player Games Points 9. Jenny Horn 447 1984- 85 l. Tiffany Webb 28 674 10. Tiffany Webb 441 2001- 02 2. Jodi Martin 25 461 Scoring Average 3. Beth Bartram 27 373 Player Number Year Freshman Scoring I. Jodi Martin 24.5 1982-83 Player Games Points 2. Tiffany Webb 24.1 2002- 03 l. Jodi Martin 26 478 3. Jodi Martin 21. l 1981- 82 2. Tiffany Webb 28 441 4. Jackie Swenson 1978-79 20.4 3. Amy Kruer 26 429 5. Jodi Martin 18.4 1979-80 Jackie Swenson 21 429 Jodi Martin l 8.4 1980-8 1 7. Janet Emerson 17.9 1986- 87 8. Joy Westendorf 17.2 1993- 94 9. Jenny Horn 16.7 1985-86 10. Amy Kruer 16.5 1979-80 44 WSURAIDERS.COM 1,000 Point Club Player Games Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Total 1. Jodi Martin (1979-83) 100 478 461 528 588 2055 2. Jenny Hom (1982-86) 106 144 249 447 467 1307 3. Reggen Stewart (1997-01) 109 187 340 349 401 1277 4. Lois Warburg (1983-87) 111 407 235 271 316 1229 5. Debbie Leffler (1982-86) 107 237 313 307 283 1140 6. Tiffany Webb (2001-03) 56 441 674 DNP DNP 1115 7. Lori Collins (1991-95) 109 233 248 316 311 1108 8. Peggy Yingling (1988-93) 114 275 233 276 323 1107 9. Nettie Carter (1984-88) 110 230 218 400 256 1104 10. Chanda Hollingsworth (1997-01) 108 273 220 262 310 1065 11. Jess Van Der Geest (1996-00) 108 211 267 264 312 1054 12. Jeanne Biermann (1978-82) 98 273 230 216 320 1039 13. Beth Bartram (1995-98) 81 340 373 294 DNP 1007 Jodi Martin Jenny Hom Reggen Stewart Lois Warburg Debbie Leffl er Total Points- 2055 Total Points-1307 Total Points-1277 Total Points-1229 Total Points-1140 Tiffany Webb Lori Collins Peggy Yingling Nettie Carter Total Points-111 5 Total Points-1108 Total Points-1107 Total Points-1104 Chanda Hollingsworth Jess Yan Der Geest Jeanne Bi ermann Beth Bartram Total Poi nts-1065 Total Points-1054 Total Points-1039 Total Points-1007 45 1.888.RAIDERS Most Valuable Player 1973-74 Jeanne Keister 1983-84 Lois Warburg 1994-95 Lori Collins 1974-75 Margie Coate 1984-85 Jenny Horn and Shelly Meadlo 1975-76 Margie Coate 1985-86 Jenny Horn 1995-96 Timothea Clemmer 1976-77 Cindy Mercer 1986-87 Janet Emerson 1996- 97 Beth Bartram 1977-78 Jayne Helmlinger 1987-88 Tammy Stover 1997-98 Jess Van Der Geest 1978-79 Jeanne Biermann 1988-89 Mi ssy Goedde 1998-99 Reggen Stewart and Jackie Swenson 1989-90 Treva Griesdorn 1999-00 Jess Van Der Geest 1979-80 Jodi Martin 1990-91 Stacy Nolan 2000-0 1 Reggen Stewart 1980-8 1 Jodi Martin 1991-92 Jennifer Brigner 2001-02 Tiffany Webb 1981 -82 Jodi Martin 1992-93 Peggy Yingling 2002-03 Iesha Gray 1982-83 Jodi Martin 1993-94 Lori Collins All-Time Lettervvinners A E Kristin King/'87,'88,'89,'90 R Kendra Agee/'03 Kathy Eigel/'79 Pam King/'74 Jill Ransdell/'02,'03 Caren Aiple/'78 Jane Eltzroth/'78 Amber Kirk/'95,'96,'97 Melissa Reeves/'9 I ,'92,'93,'94 Connie Alig/'9 l ,'93,'94,'95 Janet Emerson/' 86,' 87 Kristin Krueger/'03 Kay Rudisill/'84,'86 Jeannine Andrews/'97,'98,'99,'00 Amy Kruer/'80,'81 F s B Stacey Fifer/'96 L Danyelle Sawyer/'00,'0l ,'02 Cindy Banks/'87,'88,'89,'90 Jody Flommersfeld/'78,'79,'80,'81 Debbie Leffler/' 83,' 84,' 85,'86 Wendy Schroer/'79 Beth Bartram/'96,'97,'98 Gwen Lenzy/'86,'87,'88,'89 Leslie Smallwood/'77 Heidi Beal/'93,'94,'95,'96 G Chris Snyder/' 80 Carrie Bender/'96,'97,'98,'99 Deb Garber/'74 M Renada Springer/'99 Jeanne Biermann/'79,'80,'81,'82 Julie Garringer/'84,'85 Jodi Martin/'80,'81,'82,'83 Reggen Stewart/'98,'99,'00,'01 Lori Blanchard/'94,'95,'96,'97 Lois Gebhart/'79,'80 Carmen Mann/'99 La'Tonia Stiner/'97,'98 Kara Bridges/'90 Dori Glance/'01,'02,'03 Heather Massengale/' 96,' 97,' 98 Tammy Stover/'87,'88 Jennifer Brigner/'92,'93,'94,'95 Missy Goedde/'87,'88,'89,'90 Rhea Mays/'03 Jamie Stump/'88,' 89,'90,'91 Lori Brooks/'89,'90,'91,'92 Sue Grace/'88,'89,'90,'91 Kathy McCloskey/'77 Robyn Swain/'02 Demeka Brown/'96,'97 Iesha Gray/'0l,'02,'03 Patty McClure/'84,'85,'86 Jackie Swenson/'79,'80 Kristy Brown/'83 Treva Griesdorn/' 90 Vicki McDonald/'77 Tanya Bull head/'97,'98 Shelly Meadlo/'92,'93 ,'94,'95 T Katie Bussan/'00,'0l ,'02,'03 H Cindy Mercer/'76,'77,'78,'79 Melanie Taylor/'90,'91,'92,'93 Sarah Butler/'74,'75,'76 Karen Haban/' 83 Jennifer Mi ller/'88,'89,'90,'91 Vanessa Thompson/'02 Micki Harris/'91 Julie Miller/'88,'89,'90,'91 Donna Thurston/'79 C Jayne Helmlinger/'78,'79 Lisa Miller/'78 Debbie Trueman/'80,'81 Nettie Carter/'85,'86,'87,'88 Christi Hill/'81,'82,'83 Shawna Moffitt/'87,'88 Sonja Cecil/'93 Kim Hill/'76 Valenca Moore/'80 V Jewelettia Chambers/'93 Pam Hix/'8 1,'82 Kelli Morris/'00 Jitka van der Bruggen/'92 Julie Christensen/'00,'01 Chanda Hollingsworth/'98,'99,'00,'01 Jess Van Der Geest/'97,'98,'99,'00 Timothea Clemmer/'95,'96 Jennifer Horn/'83,'84,'85,'86 N Margie Coates/'75,'76 Natalie Hunter/'79 Tracy Nixon/'92,'93,'94,'95 Lori Collins/'92,'93,'94,'95 w Stacy Nolan/'90,'9 I Shayne Wadsworth/'87,'88,'89,'90 Lenora Combs/'99,'00 J Lois Warburg/'84,'85,'86,'87 Shauna Comer/'0 I Li sa Jackson/'85 0 Kelly Waters/'99 Martha Corley/'78,'79 Mandy Jelinek/'98,'99,'00,'01 Angie Ott/'02,'03 Leslie Weaver/'00,'0l Emily Curtis/'96,'97,'98 Gina Johnson/'78 Tiffany Webb/'02,'03 Krista Jones/'78,'79,'80,'81 p Joy Westendorf/'94 D Pam Jones/'77 Sandi Pedrotti/'74,'75 Dana Whitesel/'87,'88,'89 Michele Dalbey/'94,'95,'96,'97 Anita Jurcenko/'93,'94,'95,'96 Brie Pennington/'00,'0l,'02 Amber Williams/'99,'00 Carrie Day/'97 Tammy Phillips/'82,'83,'84,'86 Kim Williamson/'75,'76,'78 Andrea del Valle/'80,'81,'82 K Connie Philon/'76 Natalie Dunn/'01 Joyce Kanney/'79 Beth Piel/'79 y Jeanne Keister/'74 Angie Pohlman/'93,'94,'95 Peggy Yingling/'89,'91,'92,'93 Sandy Price/'76 Terri York/'74,'75 48 WSURAIDERS.COM Through The Years 1973-74 1975-76 1977-78 Won 1, Lost 13 Won 9, Lost 8 Won 10, Lost 10 Coach: Amelie Jackson Coach: Amelie Jackson Coach: Pat Davis DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 1/12 40 at Rio Grande 35 1/13 93 at Wittenberg 51 1/6 69 at Sinclair * 44 1/19 27 at Wittenberg 49 1/17 85 at Rio Grande 42 1/7 70 Mott * 75 1/22 18 at Cedarville 68 1/20 64 at Mount St. Joseph 79 1/10 85 Sinclair 30 1/29 15 at Mount St. Joseph 75 1/22 52 Cincinnati 69 1/13 57 at Ohio 59 1/24 62 Capital 51 1/31 14 Cincinnati 59 1/14 56 at Rio Grande 57 1/27 54 at Cedarville 65 2/2 Ohio Wesleyan 43 1/17 57 at Mount St. Joseph 70 39 1/31 63 Ohio Wesleyan 48 48 2/4 35 Dayton 53 2/2 71 Dayton 76 1/24 75 Central State 2/7 36 Central State 74 2/9 50 at Dayton * 72 1/31 58 at Cedarville 59 2/1 I 22 Dayton * 53 2/12 63 Wilmington 19 2/2 67 Xavier 43 2/14 28 at Capital 35 2/14 63 at Otterbein 48 2/4 70 Toledo 44 2/16 48 at Muskingum 54 2/16 51 at Ohio Dominican 55 2/6 75 Wittenberg # 31 2/21 30 at Central State 71 2/18 66 Heidelberg 40 2/7 56 Cedarville# 59 2/23 29 Otterbein 51 2/21 49 at Miami 59 2/11 42 Akron 47 2/26 20 at Kenyon 36 2/23 74 Central State 73 2/15 35 at Miami 85 * Ohio Valley League Tournament 3/5 46 Malone# 41 2/18 43 at Cleveland State 63 3/6 51 Cedarville# 61 2/20 69 Defiance 60 * Ohio Valley League Tournament 2/24 73 at Wittenberg 37 # OAISW State Tournament 2/25 60 Ohio Northern 52 3/3 71 Dayton 76 3/4 77 at Ohio Dominican 44 * Sinclair Tournament # Ohio Valley League Tournament 1974-75 1976-77 1978-79 Won 4, Lost 10 Won 5, Lost 12 Won 10, Lost 13 Coach: Amelie Jackson Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 1/11 36 at Bowling Green 86 1/8 64 Rio Grande 77 12/13 67 at Xavier 64 1/18 68 Rio Grande 46 1/13 74 Wittenberg 45 1/3 25 at Dayton 76 1/21 35 Mount St. Joseph 52 1/20 47 at Cincinnati 84 1/6 65 at Akron 56 1/23 35 at Cincinnati 75 1/22 49 at Capital 53 1/9 47 Ohio 69 1/25 53 Wittenberg 57 1/25 49 Cedarville 63 1/12 46 Cleveland State 63 1/29 42 Cedarville 70 1/26 54 at Dayton 88 1/13 74 Rio Grande 67 2/1 48 at Ohio Wesleyan 49 2/3 61 at Wilmington 58 1/16 77 at Capital 57 2/3 43 at Dayton 79 2/6 55 at Wilmington 18 2/7 35 at Dayton * 79 1/20 73 Ohio Dominican 62 2/10 46 at Capital* 58 2/11 41 Mount St. Joseph 75 1/23 65 at Central State 63 2/13 37 Capital 49 2/12 36 at Xavier 44 1/26 60 Kent State 98 2/15 67 Otterbein 21 2/15 59 Ohio Dominican 55 1/30 71 Cedarville 57 2/17 43 Ohio Dominican 39 2/17 67 Urbana 37 2/1 93 at Capital* 82 2/24 69 at Central State 86 2/19 63 Cleveland State 60 2/3 55 at Toledo 63 * Ohio Valley League Tournament 2/21 45 at Central State 78 2/5 81 Cedarville * 63 2/24 45 Miami 75 2/7 72 Mount St. Joseph * 87 2/26 33 Ohio Northern 73 2/9 82 Mount St. Joseph 103 3/1 60 Ohio 83 2/15 65 at Ashland 66 * Ohio Valley League Tournament 2/17 50 Youngstown State 63 2/20 67 Wittenberg 51 2/23 63 at Defiance 72 2/24 74 at Ohio Northern 100 3/1 41 Defiance# 80 3/2 57 Wooster# 59 * Ohio Valley League Tournament # OAISW State Tournament 47 1.888.RAIDERS 1979-80 1981-82 1983-84 Won 17, Lost 9 Won 14, Lost 12 Won 17, Lost 10 Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 12/1 72 Malone 68 11/28 74 Malone 69 11/26 79 Otterbein 66 12/8 78 Taylor 53 12/5 96 Charleston 84 12/3 77 at Ashland 70 12/12 83 at Ohio Dominican 60 12/9 66 Xavier 72 12/6 72 at TPFW 83 12/15 84 Xavier 57 12/12 69 Akron (ot) 70 12/9 51 at Southern Indiana 53 12/22 67 Bellarmine 66 12/16 75 at Indiana Tech 66 12/10 70 at Kentucky Wesleyan 71 12/28 65 Cedarville * 73 12/19 51 at Bowling Green 87 12/17 69 at Wayne State 72 12/29 83 Central State * 57 12/28 84 Franklin* 73 12/19 81 Walsh 70 1/5 103 Capital 40 12/29 76 UW-Green Bay* 69 12/21 79 Defiance 75 1/9 88 Bowling Green 83 1/4 74 IUPUI 51 12/27 84 Indiana Tech * 52 1/12 78 Defiance 65 1/6 55 at Indianapolis 73 12/28 60 Bellarmine * 72 1/15 84 Ashland 86 1/9 76 Defiance 55 1/4 59 Heidelberg 54 1/18 66 at Ohio 71 1/16 68 Georgetown ( ot) 70 1/7 61 Kentucky State 70 1/19 97 Rio Grande ( ot) 100 1/20 54 Northern Kentucky 78 1/11 91 IUPUI 49 1/22 90 Central State 64 1/22 49 OW-Milwaukee# 58 1/13 74 at St. Joseph's (IN) 70 1/26 56 at Kent State 72 1/23 55 Southeast Missouri State# 80 1/14 82 at Marian 72 1/29 88 at Cedarville 72 1/28 66 at Cedarville 52 1/18 91 at Indiana Tech 79 2/1 86 Akron 61 1/30 80 Bellarmine 57 1/21 86 Georgetown 63 2/4 86 Ohio Northern 72 2/1 77 Central State 62 1/25 66 at Indianapolis 76 2/6 82 at Wittenberg 44 2/6 89 Youngstown State 71 1/28 69 Northern Kentucky 64 2/9 58 at Cleveland State 69 2/10 50 at Northern Kentucky 62 2/4 60 at Dayton 95 2/16 91 Toledo 62 2/13 67 at Cleveland State 58 2/8 61 at Kentucky State 64 2/18 82 at Mount St. Joseph 74 2/16 72 at Mount St. Joseph 47 2/11 69 SIU-Edwardsville 61 2/21 58 Cincinnati 89 2/24 59 Toledo 71 2/14 72 at Mount St. Joseph 62 2/29 90 Mount St. Joseph# 56 2/27 79 Ball State 70 2/18 89 at Butler 70 3/1 48 Dayton# 86 3/5 58 Xavier @ 66 2/22 88 Central State 71 3/6 80 Charleston @ 99 3/6 65 Akron@ 68 2/25 93 Bellarmine 87 * Wright State Invitational * Wright State In vitati onal 3/3 65 at Northern Kentucky 83 # OAISW State Tournament # Eastern Illinois Tournament * Wright State Invitational @ MAISW Tournament (Green Bay, WI) @ OAISW State Tournament 1980-81 1982-83 1984-85 Won 15, Lost 10 Won 11, Lost 14 Won 16, Lost 12 Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/29 71 at Malone 76 11/27 68 at Malone 72 11/24 77 Bluffton 58 12/3 78 Bowling Green 74 12/4 58 at Charleston 73 11/28 73 Ashland 72 12/6 86 Wilberforce 34 12/11 77 Marietta 33 12/1 76 at Heidelberg 67 12/13 61 at Akron 77 12/17 67 at Toledo 79 12/5 71 at Walsh 75 12/16 90 at Xavier 76 12/18 61 at Bowling Green 62 12/8 67 Southern Indiana 51 12/29 77 Franklin* 73 12/21 87 IPFW 67 12/15 92 Kentucky Wesleyan 44 12/30 56 OW-Green Bay* 74 12/29 90 Indiana Tech * 78 12/19 79 Lewis 77 1/6 88 at Bellarmine ( ot) 93 12/30 76 Ferris State * 69 12/21 96 Marian 68 1/10 68 at Defiance 72 1/5 79 at Defiance 63 12/28 77 IPFW * 71 1/15 80 at Central Florida 79 1/8 68 at IUPUI 63 12/29 57 Bellarmine * 63 1/16 64 Southwest Missouri St.+ 63 1/14 70 at Eastern Illinois # 79 1/3 77 Wayne State 71 1/17 82 at Tampa (ot) + 81 1/15 71 Evansville# 75 1/5 55 Kentucky State 57 1/22 72 at Central State 63 1/19 91 Indianapolis 78 1/7 73 IPFW 72 1/28 79 Cedarville 41 1/24 68 at Georgetown 67 1/11 71 Gannon# 62 1/31 91 Ohio Dominican 52 1/26 64 Northern Kentucky 72 1/12 73 at Davis and Elkins# 84 2/5 88 Wittenberg 31 1/29 73 Air Force 59 1/13 78 Norfolk State # 75 2/7 69 at Youngstown State 75 2/5 62 Butler 83 1/15 82 at IUPOI 85 2/ 10 60 Ohio 67 2/9 75 at Xavier 69 1/19 66 at Georgetown 85 2/11 77 Dayton 75 2/12 65 Cleveland State 94 1/26 54 Northern Kentucky 82 2/14 70 Cleveland State 72 2/14 74 at Central State 75 2/1 59 at St. Louis 50 2/17 102 Mount St. Joseph 77 2/16 86 Mount St. Joseph 66 2/2 66 at SIU-Edwardsville 70 2/21 80 at Toledo 67 2/19 69 at Akron 73 2/6 72 Indiana Tech 71 2/24 79 at Cincinnati 87 2/24 57 Dayton 72 2/9 64 at Kentucky State 75 3/6 89 Akron# 83 2/26 66 at Bellarmine 95 2/11 87 St. Joseph's (IN) 59 3/7 58 at Dayton# 87 3/5 59 at Northern Kentucky 71 2/18 68 Indianapolis 72 * Wright State In vitational * Wright State Invitational 2/23 78 Central State 66 + Tampa In vitational # Eastern Jllinois Tournament 2/27 72 at Bellarmine 81 # OAISW State Tournament 3/2 68 at Northern Kentucky 78 * Wright State Invitational # Davis and Elkins Mountain Classic 48 WSURAIDERS.CDM 1985-86 1987-88 1989-90 Won 18, Lost 10 Won 17, Lost 11 Won 3, Lost 25 Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Pat Davis DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/22 65 Taylor 44 11/27 44 Western Michigan * 70 11/25 57 Canisius 75 11/27 71 Walsh 62 11/28 59 St. Louis * 66 12/2 45 South Carolina * 86 11/30 55 at Ashland 51 12/4 61 Michigan State # 67 12/3 49 Ball State * 85 12/4 82 Heidelberg 44 12/5 67 Cleveland State # 51 12/7 45 Eastern Michigan 71 12/7 61 Northern Kentucky 63 12/9 79 Brooklyn 36 12/9 49 Vanderbilt# 88 12/13 59 at Southern Indiana 68 12/12 80 atUIC 42 12/10 47 at Marshall # 92 12/14 69 at Kentucky Wesleyan 48 12/15 58 at Indiana State 63 12/13 54 Akron 55 12/21 67 at Lewis 64 12/19 62 Eastern Michigan 64 12/16 50 Bradley 64 12/27 59 Northern Michigan * 71 12/21 60 at Louisville 78 12/18 50 at Louisville 70 12/28 75 Slippery Rock * 68 12/28 39 Cincinnati 56 12/27 57 at LaSalle @ 84 1/2 82 IUPUI 55 12/30 72 Grand Valley State 62 12/28 64 Colgate@ 71 1/4 70 Kentucky State 39 1/2 69 Ohio 59 12/29 65 Lehigh @ 88 1/6 77 at IPFW 80 1/4 61 Evansville 57 1/4 55 at Dayton 93 1/10 81 Philadelphia Textile# 79 1/6 62 Xavier 48 1/6 75 Evansville 76 1/11 61 Campbellsville# 63 1/9 88 Niagara 55 1/8 60 Xavier 70 1/12 72 District of Columbia # 67 1/13 65 Butler 56 I /13 68 MD-Baltimore County 71 1/18 59 Georgetown 61 1/16 59 at Chicago State 41 1/15 66 at Youngstown State 87 1/21 59 at Wayne State 60 1/20 67 at Youngstown State 83 1/17 46 at Miami 83 1/25 58 St. Louis 55 1/23 72 Indiana Tech 61 1/20 85 Eastern Illinois 94 1/30 87 Urbana 37 1/28 88 at MD-Eastern Shore 76 1/25 63 at UIC 51 2/1 71 SIU-Edwardsville 64 1/30 75 at MD-Baltimore County 70 I /31 63 Morehead State 76 2/5 70 at St. Joseph's (IN) (ot) 71 2/6 83 Chicago State 43 2/3 68 at Eastern Kentucky 84 2/8 58 at Kentucky State 54 2/8 83 Morehead State 85 2/5 76 at Valparaiso 85 2/15 67 Indiana Tech 38 2/13 57 at Cleveland State 60 2/15 61 Cincinnati 76 2/19 63 at Northern Kentucky 68 2/20 80 MD-Baltimore County 74 2/17 71 Niagara 61 2/22 84 Edinboro 55 2/25 61 at Butler 66 2/21 46 Ohio 68 2/26 69 Bellarmine 64 2/27 69 Akron 64 2/24 58 at Cleveland State 54 3/1 61 at Indianapolis 78 3/2 65 at Miami 52 2/26 53 at Butler 80 * Wright State Invitational * Bradley Classic * Northern Illinois Invitational # Davis and Elkins Mountain Classic # Eastern Michigan Tournament # Marshall Lady Herd Classic @ LaSalle Invitational 1986-87 1990-91 Won 24, Lost 6 1988-89 Coach: Pat Davis Won 10, Lost 18 Won 4, Lost 24 DATE wsu OPP Coach: Pat Davis Coach: Terry Hall 11/26 62 at Walsh 50 DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/29 82 Southern Indiana 81 11/26 76 Indiana Tech 43 11/24 50 Youngstown State 67 12/4 94 Cedarville 44 12/3 49 at Eastern Michigan 65 11/27 52 Butler 64 12/8 89 Michigan-Dearborn 53 12/8 58 at Canisius 69 12/2 50 Marshall 61 12/10 66 Ashland 68 12/10 46 at Niagara 56 12/5 45 Eastern Kentucky 83 12/13 67 Northern Kentucky 68 12/14 75 UIC 74 12/8 53 Eastern Michigan 62 12/16 81 Lewis 66 12/16 41 at Akron 49 12/10 55 at Cincinnati 61 12/19 68 Edinboro* 50 12/19 Louisville 65 12/15 48 at Eastern Illinois 66 12/20 81 SIU-Edwardsville * 75 53 12/30 75 at Grand Valley State 58 12/21 67 Cleveland State 44 12/17 61 at Evansville 64 1/3 93 Kentucky State 57 12/27 47 Robert Morris * 56 12/22 42 Miami 74 1/6 67 Kentucky Wesleyan 52 12/28 66 Hofstra * 76 1/2 76 Dayton 63 1/9 90 Liberty (ot) # 85 12/29 61 Northeastern * 63 1/5 61 at Xavier 80 1/10 77 Bloomsburg # 55 1/4 49 at Evansville 57 1/8 63 DePaul * 76 1/11 96 District of Columbia # 91 1/7 58 Indiana State 63 1/12 75 UIC * 53 1/15 65 Oakland 60 1/10 70 at Xavier 66 1/17 52 at Northern Illinois * 91 1/17 92 Indiana Tech 80 1/17 80 Wayne State 63 1/19 50 at UW-Green Bay * 83 1/21 80 Indianapolis 74 1/21 75 Niagara 72 1/25 54 Akron* 59 1/24 86 at Georgetown 58 1/25 48 Miami 60 1/27 81 Cleveland State * 54 1/31 75 SIU-Edwardsville (ot) 81 1/31 at Valparaiso* 84 2/4 105 St. Joseph's (IN) 86 1/28 72 at Chicago State 50 69 2/7 59 at Northern Kentucky 78 2/1 69 at Ohio 71 2/2 55 UW-Milwaukee 73 2/10 87 Wayne State 42 2/4 66 Canisius 67 2/8 58 at DePaul * 78 2/14 94 IPFW 55 2/8 59 Eastern Kentucky 62 2/10 48 at UIC * 53 2/17 61 Central State 60 2/11 54 at Oakland 87 2/14 55 Northern Illinois * 86 2/21 64 at Kentucky State 53 2/15 49 at Morehead State 67 2/17 61 UW-Green Bay* 73 2/25 63 at Bellarmine 66 2/18 86 Chicago State 65 2/21 75 at Akron* 65 2/28 74 Quincy 58 2/20 64 Butler 70 2/23 67 at Cleveland State * 74 3/7 80 Bellarmine @ 67 2/22 41 at Cincinnati 63 2/27 50 at Morehead State 84 3/10 63 Northern Kentucky @ 74 2/25 70 at MD-Baltimore County 56 3/2 69 Valparaiso* 90 * Wright State Invitational 3/1 65 Youngstown State 53 3/7 61 DePaul # 72 # Davis and Elkins Mountain Classic @ NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional * LaSalle Invitational * North Star Conference game Tournament # North Star Conference Tournament (Green Bay, WI) 49 1.888.RAIDERS 1991-92 1993-94 1995-96 Won 8, Lost 20 Won 12, Lost 15 Won 11, Lost 16 Coach: Terry Hall Coach: Terry Hall Coach: Terry Hall DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/22 54 at Eastern Kentucky 81 12/1 65 Indiana 83 11/25 74 Chicago State 61 11/26 45 Morehead State 77 12/6 62 at Austin Peay 53 11/28 79 Miami (2 ot) 75 12/6 41 Iowa+ 87 12/8 75 at Evansville 71 12/2 80 at Youngstown State 88 12/7 55 Austin Peay + 53 12/11 68 Cincinnati 58 12/5 66 at Eastern Kentucky 63 12/12 48 Eastern Illinois 69 12/17 40 at Western Kentucky 79 12/8 59 Wichita State 67 12/14 49 Xavier 82 12/20 61 at Dayton 62 12/13 61 Cincinnati ( ot) 56 12/18 55 Cincinnati 64 12/22 78 at Morehead State 52 12/16 71 Morehead State 68 12/20 44 Clemson# 72 12/21 62 Wagner# 76 12/30 61 at Western Illinois * 68 12/18 65 at Louisville 67 12/28 64 at Youngstown State 83 1/3 57 at Northern Illinois * 82 12/21 67 Marshall 64 12/30 76 at Miami 92 1/6 60 UW-Milwaukee * 53 12/29 55 at Dayton 61 1/6 84 Evansville 78 1/8 55 OW-Green Bay * 62 1/4 52 Loyola * 63 1/10 59 at UIC * 45 1/13 80 at Cleveland State * 57 1/6 66 at Detroit * 70 1/16 53 OW-Green Bay* 59 1/15 82 at Youngstown State* 70 1/10 62 at UIC * 70 1/18 72 Northern Illinois * 82 1/20 81 Chicago State 67 1/13 60 OW-Green Bay * 64 1/24 70 at Akron* 62 1/22 71 Eastern Illinois * 56 1/15 63 UW-Milwaukee * 62 1/26 72 at Cleveland State * ( ot) 78 1/27 77 Valparaiso * 80 1/21 66 Butler* 54 1/30 79 Indiana State 71 1/30 46 UIC * 58 1/27 67 at Cleveland State * 80 2/1 84 Valparaiso* 69 2/3 67 Western Illinois * 75 2/1 71 Northern Illinois * 8 1 2/6 66 at Dayton 82 2/5 58 Northern Illinois * 83 2/3 52 UIC * 64 2/8 65 UIC * 62 2/10 93 at UW-Milwaukee * (2 ot) 91 2/8 45 at OW-Green Bay * 70 2/13 60 at UW-Green Bay * 77 2/12 45 at UW-Green Bay * 75 2/10 60 at OW-Milwaukee* 47 2/15 54 at Northern Illinois * 103 2/17 70 Cleveland State * 74 2/16 71 at Butler * 95 2/19 50 at Marshall 74 2/19 54 Youngstown State* 62 2/21 69 Cleveland State * 61 2/22 66 Akron* 70 54 2/24 67 at Northern Illinois * 81 2/24 82 Cleveland State * 69 2/26 68 at Eastern Illinois * 2/27 68 at Valparaiso* 95 3/3 74 at Valparaiso* 86 2/28 78 at Loyola* 59 3/5 68 Cleveland State % 83 3/5 79 at UIC * 70 3/3 69 Detroit * 76 + Mid-America Classic 3/10 58 at Northern Illinois # 74 3/7 64 Butler# 70 # South Florida Tournament * Mid-Continent Conference game * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game * North Star Conference game # Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (DeKalb, IL) # MCC Tournament (Green Bay, WI) % North Star Conference Tournament (DeKalb, IL) 1994-95 1996-97 1992-93 Won 11, Lost 16 Won 6, Lost 21 Won 9, Lost 18 Coach: Terry Hall Coach: Terry Hall Coach: Terry Hall DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/30 49 Western Kentucky 67 11/26 67 Youngstown State 85 12/1 44 at Indiana 88 12/3 67 Youngstown State 62 11/30 56 at Chicago State 78 12/5 70 Morehead State 63 12/5 67 at Chicago State 56 12/4 51 Eastern Kentucky 76 12/8 71 Marshall 57 12/10 67 Eastern Kentucky 60 12/7 41 at Miami 66 12/10 53 Miami 65 12/13 69 at Cincinnati 54 12/10 54 Dayton 68 12/13 51 at Cincinnati 66 12/17 75 Pacific+ 58 12/14 39 at Hawaii+ 76 12/17 54 Dayton 58 12/18 49 at Wichita State+ 68 12/15 45 Mississippi + 76 12/19 70 Austin Peay 65 12/21 60 at Marshall 64 12/28 70 at Morehead State 66 12/29 38 Missouri 77 12/30 73 Detroit * (ot) 74 12/30 49 at Cincinnati 81 12/31 54 at Xavier 77 1/5 73 Dayton 71 1/2 41 Cleveland State * 51 1/6 68 Valparaiso * 70 1/7 41 Notre Dame * 76 1/4 55 at Loyola * (2 ot) 59 1/9 45 at UIC * 64 1/12 56 at La Salle * 69 1/6 65 at UIC * (ot) 74 1/14 65 Eastern Illinois * 54 1/14 69 at Cleveland State * 61 1/9 46 Detroit * 56 1/ 16 59 at Youngstown State * 66 1/19 48 at Notre Dame * 67 1/11 37 at UW-Green Bay * 69 1/18 69 at Cleveland State * 66 1/21 70 Xavier* 83 1/13 56 at OW-Milwaukee* 81 1/20 95 Western Illinois * 72 1/25 73 Northern Illinois * 70 1/18 46 Butler * 72 1/28 65 at UW-Green Bay* 70 1/28 84 at Loyola * ( ot) 95 1/29 61 at Northern Illinois * 65 1/30 61 at Northern Illinois * 78 2/2 58 at Butler * 69 2/1 66 UIC * 41 2/4 70 at Indiana State 59 2/4 50 at UIC * 56 2/6 55 UW-Green Bay * 62 2/7 75 at Eastern Illinois * 58 2/9 39 OW-Green Bay* 50 2/8 60 UW-Milwaukee * 44 2/9 87 at Valparaiso* 125 2/10 69 UW-Milwaukee * 35 2/13 60 at Butler * 71 2/13 60 UIC * 75 2/15 55 Louisville 57 2/18 68 West Virginia 60 2/18 83 Cleveland State * 93 2/18 59 at Xavier* 69 2/20 63 at Cleveland State 64 2/20 62 Youngstown State* 66 2/23 74 La Salle* 80 2/23 67 Northern Illinois * 54 2/25 79 at Western Illinois* 57 2/26 83 Cleveland State * 67 2/27 71 Loyola* 62 3/4 49 UW-Green Bay* 53 3/1 67 at Detroit* 54 3/1 60 at Detroit * 99 3/6 51 Northern Illinois * 77 3/5 69 at Xavier# 78 3/6 47 Detroit# 86 3/11 60 at UW-Green Bay # 76 + Pizza Hut Shocker Shootout + Hawaii Invitational * Mid-Continent Conference game * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game # Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Green Bay, WI) # MCC Play-in game # MCC Tournament (Green Bay, WI) 50 WSURAIDERS.COM 1997-98 1999-2000 2001-02 Won 9, Lost 18 Won 8, Lost 20 Won 6, Lost 22 Coach: Lisa Fitch Coach: Lisa Fitch Coach: Bridgett Williams DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/16 51 at West Virginia 69 11/20 46 at Dayton 69 11/16 54 at Ball State 89 11/20 47 at Akron 64 11/23 56 Xavier 73 11/20 73 Miami 98 11/22 55 at Youngstown State 63 11/26 49 at Colorado + 76 11/24 65 at Texas A&M + 89 11/26 73 Louisville 86 11/27 44 Washington State+ 66 11/25 49 Jackson State + 56 11/29 98 Morehead State 75 12/1 52 Miami 72 11/28 53 West Virginia 90 12/6 50 at Miami 56 12/6 69 Morehead State 64 12/1 78 atIPFW 89 12/10 59 at Dayton 71 12/9 62 at St. Bonaventure 63 12/3 59 at UIC * 60 12/13 70 Chicago State 60 12/11 43 at Canisius 62 12/6 75 Morehead State 92 12/19 62 Belmont+ 55 12/15 60 Denver 64 12/12 78 Ohio 74 12/20 46 at Indiana+ 68 12/18 69 Indiana State 61 12/15 83 at Bowling Green 76 12/22 73 at Ball State 64 12/20 60 at Ball State 70 12/18 34 at Dayton 89 12/31 66 Eastern Michigan 68 12/30 73 Youngstown State (ot) 79 12/31 39 #I Connecticut 97 1/5 49 Detroit * 58 1/13 49 UTC * 63 1/5 49 at Detroit * 60 1/8 44 at UW-Green Bay * 52 1/15 77 Loyola* 65 1/7 72 at Cleveland State * 53 1/10 60 at UW-Milwaukee * 68 1/22 66 at Butler* 53 1/10 52 OW-Milwaukee* 70 1/15 70 UIC * 37 1/27 33 at Detroit* 48 1/12 47 OW-Green Bay * 85 1/17 69 Loyola* 41 1/29 67 at Cleveland State * 62 1/19 53 at Loyola * 64 1/24 47 at Butler* 72 2/3 65 UW-Milwaukee * (ot) 71 1/24 61 at Youngstown State* 87 1/29 56 at Detroit * 93 2/5 57 OW-Green Bay* 72 1/26 77 Butler* 74 1/31 70 at Cleveland State * 86 2/10 50 at Loyola* 59 1/31 76 Cleveland State * 89 2/5 56 OW-Milwaukee* 42 2/12 61 at OIC * 68 2/2 65 Detroit * 66 2/7 44 OW-Green Bay* 46 2/17 58 Butler* 53 2/7 47 at OW-Milwaukee* 65 2/12 54 at Loyola* 60 2/24 64 Cleveland State * 72 2/9 44 at OW-Green Bay * 83 2/14 52 at UIC * 50 2/26 84 Detroit* 71 2/14 60 UIC * 48 2/21 64 Butler* 82 3/2 49 at OW-Green Bay* 59 2/16 44 Loyola * 76 2/26 57 Cleveland State * 47 3/4 68 at OW-Milwaukee* 75 2/21 77 at Butler* 72 3/5 56 Cleveland State# 63 3/9 82 at Detroit# 65 2/24 66 Youngstown State * 87 + Hampton Inn/Fazoli 's Classic (Bloomington, IN) 3/10 68 Cleveland State# (2 ot) 72 2/27 61 Butler# 74 * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game + Coors Classic (Boulder, CO) + Aggie Invitational (College Station, TX) # MCC Tournament (Indianapolis, IN) * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game * Horizon League game 1998-99 Won 7, Lost 20 2000-01 2002-03 Coach: Lisa Fitch Won 6, Lost 22 Won 11, Lost 17 Coach: Lisa Fitch Coach: Bridgett Williams DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP DATE wsu OPP 11/14 66 at Youngstown State 76 11/17 59 Dayton 73 11/22 39 at #5 Connecticut 85 11/17 57 at Xavier 89 11/21 76 at Indiana State 74 11/26 69 at Stony Brook 53 11/21 65 Canisius 59 11/25 72 at Ohio 83 11/29 69 at Florida State 84 11/25 42 at Cincinnati 66 11/28 73 Ball State 102 12/4 72 Dayton 84 12/5 62 Miami 63 12/2 63 at Miami 70 12/7 69 at Miami 110 12/9 54 Dayton 75 12/8 63 Akron+ 71 12/10 68 Texas A&M 85 12/11 48 Indiana+ 80 12/9 46 at Hawaii+ 66 12/18 53 at West Virginia 71 12/12 67 at Stetson + 61 12/13 81 Marshall 67 12/21 46 Ball State 82 12/18 56 at Louisville 89 12/16 52 Bowling Green 56 12/28 54 #11 Minnesota 88 12/21 62 Ball State 54 12/19 69 at West Virginia 65 12/31 65 IPFW 60 12/29 88 at Morehead State 64 12/23 58 at Youngstown State 68 1/2 66 atUIC* 82 1/7 45 UW-Green Bay * 71 12/31 51 St. Bonaventure 79 1/4 57 Loyola * 61 1/9 66 OW-Milwaukee* 50 1/4 56 at Morehead State 71 1/9 70 at Detroit* 65 1/12 52 at Loyola * 61 1/11 55 at OIC * 63 1/11 68 Cleveland State * 64 1/14 60 at OIC * 55 1/14 58 at Loyola * 67 1/16 82 at Butler* 65 at Butler * 60 1/23 65 OW-Milwaukee* 76 1/19 63 at Denver 74 1/20 56 1/25 79 Detroit * (ot) 89 1/25 73 #16 UW-Green Bay* 70 1/23 43 Butler * 78 1/27 61 Cleveland State * 71 1/28 84 at Tennessee State 68 1/28 52 Detroit * 74 2/1 59 at UW-Milwaukee * 72 2/1 68 at Youngstown State* 80 1/30 63 Cleveland State * 76 2/3 53 at UW-Green Bay * 79 2/5 57 UIC * 76 2/4 41 at OW-Milwaukee* 56 2/8 66 Loyola* 54 2/8 65 at Loyola* 61 2/6 43 at OW-Green Bay * 68 2/10 65 UIC * 53 2/15 58 at Cleveland State * 79 2/11 87 Loyola * (2 ot) 82 2/17 68 Butler* 56 2/17 67 Detroit* 65 2/13 50 UIC * 52 2/22 59 at Cleveland State * 72 2/20 63 Butler* 55 2/20 66 at Butler * 8 1 2/24 59 at Detroit* 83 2/24 69 Youngstown State* 52 2/25 66 at Cleveland State * 72 3/1 46 OW-Green Bay * 75 2/27 75 at UW-Milwaukee * 83 2/27 51 at Detroit * 63 3/4 52 OW-Milwaukee* 74 3/1 68 at #22 UW-Green Bay* 96 3/4 52 OW-Green Bay# 64 3/8 34 OW-Milwaukee# 58 3/6 65 Loyola# 81 + Hatter Classic (DeLa nd, FL) + Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu, HI) * Horizon League game * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game * Midwestern Collegiate Conference game # Horizon League Tournament (Green Bay, WI) # MCC Tournament (Cleveland, OH) # MCC Tournament (Chicago, IL) 51 1.88B.RAIDERS Greg Gahris Memorial Media Services Press Room Named for the late Greg Gahris The 2003-04 media guide is designed Practices The Voice of the Raiders for 15 to assist your coverage of the Wright Coach Williams will generally years-the Greg Gahris Memorial State University men 's basketball conduct open practices, and media Press Room is located on the court team. Additional information is members are encouraged to observe. level just outside the open end of the available by contacting the sports Practice time is normally 1-3 p.m. arena. Counter space, electric and information office at (937) 775-2831. Wright State reserves the right to close phone lines will be available as well any practice. as stats, notes and score sheets. Credentials Photographers Services Season credentials will be issued Passes wil l be handled same as above. Statistics, notes and refreshments to local reporters, columnists, etc. Still and video photographers are will be available in the press room prior to the first game. If you have limited to work the end lines as before the game. A copy machine is not received a season pass in the past, designated or the concourse level. located in the press room, and a fax you must contact the sports informa Visiting teams will be supplied one machine is located on the third floor tion office. Game-by-game passes will video copy of the game. Team in the SID office. Stats monitors will be issued by as-needed situations, videographers may tape the game be supplied to official radio and depending on avai lable space. These from the platforms on the concourse television outlets and then to passes must be requested at least three level if space permits. unofficial outlets when available. days in advance of the game and will be distributed at entrance #9 off Radio Follovving parking lot #5. Permission to broadcast games from the Raiders On the Internet: Weekly updates Parking the Nutter Center must be granted from the SID office a week in advance and score updates as well as other Season parking passes will be information can be accessed through distributed to local media prior to of the game. Under reciprocal agreements, the official radio station www.wsuraiders.com, while stats the first game. Press parking will of the home and visiting teams will for WSU and other Horizon League be in parking lot #5 until filled. receive up to two phone lines. schools can be accessed through Individual requests must be made www.horizonleague.org. at least five days in advance. Additional lines or unofficial outlets may purchase phone lines for $75 Hotline: Results and hi ghlights lntervievvs each if avai lable. Each radio station can be obtained by dialing Interviews during the week must be will receive broadcast space for two. 1-888-RAIDERS. arranged through the SID office or Radio Shovv with the basketball office. Media may Phone Lines The Bridgett Williams Radio Show come to practice and talk to players Phone lines at court side and in the will broadcast from Don Pablo's in before or after practice but may not press room have been set up for collect or reverse charges only. Beavercreek six times during the contact student-athletes outside these season from 8 to 8:30 p.m. Those times or outside pre-arranged times. Television dates are: Home phone numbers will not be All requests to televise Wright State Monday, December 8 given out. Coach Williams can be University basketball must be made Monday, January 12 reached Monday through Friday in in writing before the season and Monday, January 26 the morning at (937) 775-2771. should be directed to Assistant Monday, February 9 Athletics Director/Sports Information Monday, February 16 Director Bob Noss. It can be heard throughout the Miami Valley on WDJO 106.5 FM; WONE 980 AM; and WIZE 1360 AM. 52 WSURAIDERS.COM ~ 2003-2004 Schedu\e Nill) 1·.00 7:00 November at Ohio at Indiana State d 25 iuesda)' ~ 1•28 frida)' s·.30 M!l!1 oecember *7'.00 "~7:00 I~~•9•~ . 18 ihursda)' ~ ~~ 5·,00 30 iuesda)' 4:30 6:30 Janu~rt-~ ~ l!)~. ~ 8 ihursda)' 2·.00 1o saturda)' ~ u ~ saturda)' s•.oo 24 ~ 4:00 1'i- ~ ~ ~ at \JW-Mi\wau1