https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/cb49725068a3ce78874477a838e3c804.pdf f15f0d6e654cb530029a4f8cd3672d3a PDF Text Text "P~ s(MJ«, . . . '},e rt 9aee u r~ ...4 -~Off_:_ �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1992-93 Schedule o.c. , Home ... Time '• 7:30p.m. Oec.e l ou!i,ville, KY 7:00 p.m. Oect30 Jan.2-4 TetWi::HaUli>'[N 7:00p.HC TBA Dale Jarl. 9 Jan, 11 Jan: 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 18 Jan,"23 Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 Miami, FL Cookeville, TN Murfreesboro. TN 5:30p.t'Tl Cinc/nnatl:OH ~ ;:~:X: 5:15 p,.m. Cincinnati Austin Peay• Homo Tennessee S1a1e· Home Murray State• Southeast Missouri" Moreh&ad State· Morehead, KV Murray, KY .: UTtMar1in" ':;·'t Honie Austin Peay• Home Clarksville, TN Feb. a Tennessee State• NashVme, tN Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Fetf:15 Feb. 18 Morehead Murray State• Southeast Missouri~"'" Home Marshall ,, State· Home Feb. 24 Ho~ Feb. 27 UT-Martin* Martin. TN March OVCTournament ,I TBA Feb, 22 Site W--l W, 81•54 ;'ft Nov. 24 Ti W 80-48 88•74 .A L 74·54 Feb. a Feb, lO ,~W 79-66 w eo-57 Feb.12 L 72-65 ; ~c. W i Dec. 1-4 Dec. 28 Jan. 4 ' Jan. 8 Jar,. 11 Jen. 13 H Vandeltli~ (510) Cincfln'ati (250) ,· Florida Allantk:;(350) n Florida S1ate(519) T~ Xavier (150}f Dayton (250) Marshall (284) UT-Martin (37jl) , Morehead S1ale .(600) 1 Tennessee Tech (600) TenoeS&ee ~e (200) j:~:~ ~~'te~~!Jri(1,6i1) Jan. 25 • Murr~y Stah1J2iOSO) 2:00p.m. Horne \ Nov,2~ .. - ·~ov.23; i Oec. 3 'i"Dee. 7 Dec. 8 5:15p':tn;' 7:30p.m. Lexington, KY Home ·"oat• Nov: 26 7:30p.m. ;;,5:15p.1Jl. s:1s p.m; 5:15p.m. 2:00R,rri, -~ Home Kentucky Tennessee Tech" Middle Tennessee-· Tennessee Feb __ 20 5;15 p.m. 5:15p.m. 5 :15 p.m. 5:15 p<rri. cape Girardeau, MO Feb. 6 Feb.2 5:30p,rn. H" A H A t "' L' w' W Score F8b, 15 Feb, 17 78-64 Feb, 22 90-64 63-60 F9b. 24 Feb.28 Mar. 9 A t{ H H W W W 98-59 82·70 67·64 82·57 A W 75-67 A W 79-57 A W 82-69 W Date Jan.27 Feb.3 Mat. 10 Opponent (Att:) Middle TE!nn,sseeJ&>O) Morehead S1ate (750} MiddleTenl'W$aea(1,000) Murra>1.Sl;i!1e (&O(:)) UT-Manf!1"(200) ' Southeast Mi&sciUri(600) Austin Peay (600) TennHseti·state (850) Tennessee Tech (3,200) Wes1ernCaro!ina(125) Mjddle J tnneaa.e (1.100) T8nnesseeT~h (2.475) 5:15p.m. 7'.30p.m. 5:15p.m. TBA Site W-L A A H H H H H A A H T3 T3 L L w w w w w L L w w L Sco,e 89-59 88-83 82-75 83•76 83-08 78-59 81-63 89-85 70-60 110-56 72-67 81•74 Tl Bowling Gr$en Bank !nv11ational, Bowling G1een, KY T2 Dial Cla$sic, Ta!lahusee, FL T3 Ohio Valley Conference. Chafllllon$hlp, Cuokavll!e. TN �Eastern Kentucky University 1992-93 Media Guide Contents Memo To The Media .. ............................. 2 Athletics At EKU ................................................ 4 Pre.season Outlook .... ....................................... 8 Paul S. McBrayer Arena.. .. .......................... 9 Coach Larry Inman ......................................... . 10 The Assistant Coaches and Staff .................... 12 Meet The Lady Colonels .. Final EKU Stats.. .......................... 14 ....................................... 27 Final OVC Stats ............................ .... ............. .. 29 Meet The Opponents ..................... ............... ... 32 All-Time Series History .................................... 38 Lady Colonel Record Book .............................. 39 Lady Colonel Elite .. About the Cover . . ... .40 Year-By-Year Results ...................................... 41 Lady Colonels On The Air ............................. IBC C ThisptJblicationwaspr8!)8.radbyScottWilson.formerSports lnlor· mationgradiallilastistant. andKimJarboe.eurrentgraduateassJs· tant.The0ivisiono1SportslnlormalionislocatedinRoom205ofthlil Robert 8. Begley Building. telephon,606-622·1253. Photographic HN~S were provided by Greg Perry. EKU Divis.ion ol Public Information. Type wtting andlayoutsaNieeswereprovidedbyLisaScon. EKU DM$ionofSpeeial Programs. Foraddi!ional eopiesoflhismeda guide. submi t a written requesttolheabove address at Eastern Kentueky University. Richmond. KY 40475-3105. Printing seNicts were provided by Post Prioting Co. o! Lexington, Ky. This ptJblication waspaidforlhroughstatelunds Lady Colonel Basketball 1 ~h~::~i!~t;~~n~a~:~; !;:~:~1~ftsses:: ~ has had during his lour-year reign al EKU. Leading the Colonel attack are seniors. three -year letterwinner Sue Zylstra: Tiffany Mayfield. who fin ished third in the OVC last season with 75 steals; Jaree Goodin-Wiseman, who was selected fourth team All-American by the American Women·s Sports Federation; and Segena Mackeroy, who was named to OVC All-Tournament team. The four seniors, along with a strong recruiting class and the returning letterwinners, make the Lady Colonels a strong contender for the OVC Championship this season. �EKU Quick Facts Location - RichlOOfld,MadisonCounty,K11ntucky,agrowing cityofat>outN,000 Enrnllrrnot - 17,000 ::.si::.;..~j:r!=.=:~:- Dr. John Ro"1<1tt Athletic Cooferenai - Ohio Valley, NCAA BasketballArana - PaulS.McBrayerAten.a(capaclty6.500) Nidmame - Lady Coloools ~:,.~.=-M':.!,~:"";=tleman (Color.el) ATHLETIC COMMITIEE Members: Dr . Robert Baugh , Chairman ; Or . Dorothy Kirkpalrick,Dr.AnneB,ool<s , Dr.Samuelleung,Dr.Nancy Peal, Dr. Doug Whl!lock, Ms. Jeannette Crockett. Dr . Jamas Mastorson ,Or . Jay Riggs,Dr.JannaVice,C .E.Bal<lwin,Roy Kidda ndOr.MarthaMu ll ins,ex-o flicio OirectorofA!hletics - RoyKidd AssociateD irectorofAthleticslorlnternalAffairs - D, Steve Angelucci Head Basl<etball Coach - Latry Joe Inman (Austin Peay 1970) Assistant Coaches - Mary Ann Grimes (Ohio Univmsity 19711),PattyJoHedges·Wa,d(Kentucky,19S3) HoadCoachesOlharSports-JimWard, baseball; Mike Calhoun, men's baskelball; Roy Kidd, football: Geri Potvioo volleyball: Lew Smither, golf: Rick Erdmann, men's track and Media Information The 1992·93 Basketball Media Guide has been prepared especially for the members of the print and electronic media who cover Eastern Kentucky University athletics. We hope this guide will provide many of the answers concerning Coach Larry lnman's Lady Colonels and EKU in general. If you desire additional information, special features, pictures, etc., or have questions not answered in this book, feel free to contact the Division of Sports Information located in the Begley Building, Room 205 , telephone (606) 622-1253. WORKING PRESS - Press passes are required at alt double header games. If you have special needs such as working space, telecopier, telephone, etc., make your requests as far in advance as possible RADIO - Should any radio stations desire to broadcast home games, requests should be addressed to the Division of Sports Information and be made by NAME as early as possible. Lines are lo be ordered by the requesting station directly from South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions to contact the Eastern SID's office prior lo installing lines. The "official station, ' as designated by the Director of Athletics of the visiting institution, will be assigned priority space in the event of a large press turnout. TELEVISION - Live television coverage is prohibited unless permission is granted by the Director of Athletics well in advance of the game. Delayed telecasts are allowed for noncommercial stations by contacting the SID office well in advance of the scheduled game. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Photo passes are required. Photographers may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they remain a sale distance from the playing court and not in fro nt of the bench, coaching areas, and scorer's table Flash photography is not allowed. cross country; Tom H,Qgins . men's tennis: Rick Erdmann women's lraci< and cross country: Sandra Martin , women's tennis;andJaneWorlh irigton,soltball AssistantCoadlesOthet Sports - John Ferguson, men's basketball; Jim Ta/\ara, Jack Ison , Joe Blankenship, Larry Karl Park Director Division of Sports Information McDaniel, TeddyTaylofand0ougCarter, 1oolball;ErnioGilbertvolleyball;TimMoore,rnan's andwomen'strackandcross ="" Ttaloor - Dr.BobbyBarion AssistantT,ainers - EvaClifton,RandyMcGuire SportslnformationDirector AlhleticsBusinessMa/\ager - Ka~Park DavidParke BOARD OF REGENTS Chairman, James Gilbert, Richmond and Berea; Vice Chairman. Dr. Rociley J. Gross, Grayson ; Jane Boyer, Louisv ill8 ; Cynthia Efoon, Jackson; Gillert Mi ller , Ridlmond; Irving Rosenstein,Lexington;HaroldCa~I.Booneville;Barba,a Rlcke, Lel<ington;Or. Ridlardfteed,lacultyrepresentative; andJulieNeuroth,studentrepresentalive Kart Park, a 1970 graduate o! EKU, is now in his 23rdyearasEastern'sSportslnformationDirector. He served as sports editor of the school newspaper, TheEasfemProgress,lorthreeyears whileastudentattheUniversity. The 44·year·old Richmond, Kentucky native is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (COSIDA), the United States Basketball Writers Association and the Na· tional Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. He received national recognition for the production of EKU's three seasonalmediaguidesfor1978-79and1979·80. Thewinnersportsguide was voted Best in the Nation-Division A for those two years. Park was a member of the Ohio Valley Conference's 40th Anniversary Committee in 1987·88. He received his master's degree from Eastern in 1979. He is married to the former Shelley Steele of Owingsville and they have a daughter, Rachel,8,andason, Drew,2. Eastern Kentucky University �Dr. Hanly Funderburk EKU President I t is our hope that this guide conveys to both media and prospective student-athletes part of the pride we at Eastern Kentucky University have in our program of intercollegiate athletics. Our women's basketball program has a proud tradition within our annals. Coach Inman has built a sound program at Eastern , where he continues to build on his record as the active coach with the most victories in the Ohio Valley Conference. In the 1991-92 season, the Lady Colonels recorded the first 20-win season in the school's women's basketball history. Athletics is integrated into the academic structure at Eastern, creating an environment de- signed to help participants succeed both in the classroom and on the playing field or court. Coach Larry Inman is a valuable member of our coaching staff and is also a qualified member of our teaching faculty. His teams have found success academically as well as athletically. Lady Colonel Basketball Sincerely, Hanly Funderburk �Athletics at Eastern Kentucky University Organized under a single administrative unit, the College of Heallh, Physical Education, Recreation and Athlelics includes lhree academic departments, the division ol athletics, and the division of intramural programs. The three academic departments; health educatio n, physical education, and recreation and park administration, offer undergraduate and graduate degree programs with over 15 different options. The division of athletics sponsors eight intercollegiate sports for men and seven intercollegiate sports for women. In addition lo the balanced intercollegiate athletic program, the division of intramural programs sponsors competitive team and individual sports, recreational free play, sport clubs, camping trips, equipment rental, and other co--ed activities for students, faculty, and staff. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. Possessing academic backgrounds that represent more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, the coaches of athletics are members of the lulltime faculty that provide the academic and intramural, as well as. varsity athletic programs housed within the College. The College is headed by Dean Robert J. Baugh. The three academic departments are c haired by: Dr. Don Calitri, Health Education; Dr. Lonnie Davis, Physical Education; and Or. Larry Belknap, Recreation and Park Administration. Dr. Wayne Jennings serves as the director of the Division of Intramural Programs. The College's program for intercollegiate athletics is administered by athletic director Roy Kidd; associate director of athletics forinternal affairs Dr. Martha Mullins: and Dr. Steve Angelucci, assistant director of athletics for external affairs. EKU, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic teams in football. men's and women's basketball, tennis, cross country, track and field (indoor and outdoor), women's softball, volleyball and men's golf. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities required to support an operation with the scope of Eastern's College of H.P.E.R.A. are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College's programs are housed in five major campus structures: The Robert B. Begley Building, where it is headquartered; Alumni Coli· seum, Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building , and Dr. Robert Baugh o-n College of Health, Physical Education Recreation and Athletics D ~d~::~~n~~ ~o~I~ ;: :~u~:: 1~;e~~;s~~:~ Recreation, and Athletics, one of the University's nine academic colleges. Baugh. former professor and c hair of the EKU Department of Health Education, assumed the duties of acting dean in January of 1987. He also served a six month stint as Acting Director of Athletics d uring the 1990-91 school year prior to the appointment of Roy Kidd. He has been at Eastern since 1970. Prior to arriving at EKU, Baugh taught for four years at Austin Peay State University following a stint of high school teaching in University City, Missouri. Baugh holds the bachelor's . master's, and doctoral degrees from Indiana University. Baugh and his wife, Carol. reside in Richmond. She is a professor in EKU's College of Allied Health and Nursing. the Greg Adams Building. Numerous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels nine-lane track and tartan infield are among the other facilities of the College. The F. M. Burke Wellness Center, located in the Weaver Building , provides a p ractical educational opportunity for students as well as invidualized physical activity, Jilestyle assessment. and physical assessment that can assist faculty and staff in the development of healthy lifestyles. Eastern Kentucky University �Roy Kidd Director of Athletics Roy Kidd, the dean of Ohio Valley Conference football coaches, is in his second year as head of Eastem's Division of Intercollegiate Athletics. Kidd, who has been head football coach at EKU since 1964, has ties 10 Eastern dating back to the earty 1950's when he was an All-American quarterback. He also served as a graduate assislant for one year at the conclusion of his playing career and an assistant coach for one year before becoming head coach. In between, he was a highly successful high school coach and seNed one year as a n assistant at Morehead State. A native of Corbin, Kentucky, he received his B.S. and MA degrees in 1955 and 1956, respectively from Eastern. In 1990, the stadium portion of the Begley Building/Hanger Field complex was named in his honor. Kidd is recognized as one of lhe premier coaches in college football, C0"1)iling a 28-year record ol 230-81-8 entering the '92 season. He is one of five active coaches with more lhan 200 career victories. During his tenure, the Colonels have won more games than any other team in the history of Division I-AA. He has been named I-AA National Coach-of-the-Year twice and OVC Coach-of-the-Year nine times. His teams have won outright or shared 13 OVC titles. Kidd and his wife, Susan, are the parents of three children and they have three grandchildren. Dr. Martha Mullins Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Affairs Dr. Martha Mullins is in her second year as Associate Athletics Director for Internal Affairs. She was promoted from her previous position of Assistant Athletic Director, a post she had held for 15 years, following a reorganization of the athletic departmen1. She has been an administrator ln women's alhletics al Eastern for the past 21 years and served as the women's tennis coach until the 1963-84 season. A graduale of the University of Alabama, she went on to do post-graduate work at Florida State where she received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. While at FSU, Mullins assisted with the women's track program. She went on lo serve a six-yearlenure in Florida's junior college system where she was aciive as a tennis and volleyball coach, and provided early leadership in establishing athletic participation for women in the state's junior colleges. ln 1984, she was selected for the Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference's Honor Award for outstanding service to women's intercollegiate athletics in Kentucky. Mullins has been responsible for the acquisition of historical records for the EKU Archives pertaining to the years in which the KWIC and AIAW Southern Region II governed athletics in the state. She is past chair of the steering committee of the Kentucky Sports Equity Project, a state and federally-funded effort 10 increase opp:>rtunities for minorities and women in sporl leadership p::,sitions. She also serves on the board of directors oflhe national organization, the Nalional Association of Women Alhletic Administrators. Mullins has been active in Ohio Valley Conference activities and served on the Hall of Fame Committee and lheOVC 40th Anniversary Committee. In addition, she is a member of the NCAA Track and Field Committee. Dr. Steve Angelucci Assistant Director of Athletics for External Affairs Dr. Steve Angelucci begins his third year at Eastern. He was originally hired as Director of Athletic Marketing and Fundraising in August, 1990. Later, he was promoted to his current position following a reorganization of the athletic departmenl in February, 1991. A graduate of the University of Kenlucky, he later received a doctor's degree in medical dentistry from Kentucky. After serving nine years as a successful dentist in the Lexington area, Angelucci decided to change careers. He enrolled at Ohio University and received a master's degree in Sports Administration. Before coming to Ea stem, he was most recently !he Assistant Executive Director of the Cardinal Athletic F...-.d at the University of Louisville. His duties al Eas1ern include continued w«k in the areaol marketing and fundraising. He is also involved withlicket sales, advertising, COIJ)Ol"ate sponsorship, promotional activities and the Colonel Cll.b. Finally, he is responsible for other aspects dealing with alhletics and external affairs. Angeltx:ei and his wife, Linda, have two children, Lauren, 9, and Trent, 6. lady Colonel Basketball �The Supporting Cast Dr. Bobby Barton Head Trainer David Parke Athletics Bu,lness Manager Joan Hopkins Athletic/Academic Counselor Brian Corcoran Athletk:11 Ticket Manager Eva Clifton AH istantTrainer Joanne Whitlock Secretary Sports Information Randy McGuire AHistantTrainer MaggleClolek Secretary ExternalAffaira Becky Hacker Secretary Athletics/Compllance I Jennifer Martin Marilyn Williams Secretary Pres ident Colonel Club Athletics Nancy Kenner Record Keeper Colonel Club MaryKayKaaitz Record Keeper Colonel Club Eastern Kentucky University �The Campus Beautiful T he nickname, "The Campus Beautiful," aptlyd~scribes the Eastern Kentucky University campus. It 1s truly a beautiful atmosphere in which to live and learn . Eastern, a member of the Commonwealth's system of re gional universities, is the culmination of more than a century of higher education development on its 350-acre main campus in Richmond. Today's modern Eastern offers more than 160 degree programs in its nine academic colleges and graduate school including education, allied health and nursing, computer science, business, sciences, law enforcement, recreation and environ mental resources that provide educational opportunities to meet society's demands. The pursuit of academic excellence has been pledged as one of the foremost objectives of Dr. Hanly Funderburk, who has begun his eighth full academic year as Eastern's eighth president. Lady Colonel Basketball The University seeks to fulfill the "living-while-learningn concept by providing comfortable living conditions for almost 7,000 students in campus residence halls. Eastern can accommodate more students on campus than any other university in the state. In addition to being a highly respected academic institution, Eastern is also noted for its program of intercollegiate alhletics and recreational sports. The accomplishments of the Colonel athletic teams are a source of great pride for the student body and campus community. Eastern is a hub for cultural enrichment opportunities as nationally known lecturers, artists and entertainers appear on campus. A wide variety of student and faculty musical groups also provide a fine selection of entertainment options. Whether it be in the area of academics, the athletic arena or campus life, Eastern continues its stride toward excellence. �Lady Colonels Becoming Title Contender WColonels Lany Lady four yea,s ago, his phone was ringing off hen Inman took over the Eastern Kentucky. the hook. Eve,ybodywanled EKU on their schedule. Anyone who won only 23 games over the last three years is a welcomed opponent. A sort of sacrificial lamb if you will. But after winning in double-digits for three years and turning in a record setting 20-9 season last year, lnman's phone isn't quite as busy as it was. As a matter of fact, teams are dropping l he Lady Colonels to pursue other avenues. ' Everybody wanted to play us when I first got here. My phone was ringing all the time,' said Inman. ' But our program has made definile progress over the four years to where we are contenders, not pretenders. We are battling the best teams in the conference (Ohio Valley) each and fNery yearfor the crown. ' We are also a team with a legitimate shol at making the NCAA or NIT playoffs at the end of the year. Eastern Kentucky has never been at that level before and that is a direcl resuh of hard worK and effort from the players and the staff. The program is something Eastern Kentucky University can be proud cl." And the 1992-93 version cl the Lady Colonels should be no different. Inman lost only two starters, guards Cheryl Jones and two-time All-America Angie Cox, the team's leading scorer (16.8 wg). But he returns a strong nucleus, including All-America center Jaree Goodin-Wiseman. The senior averaged 16.7 points and 8.5 rebounds per game last season. Senr:>rs Segena Mackeroy (8.8 rpg) and SueZylslra join Goodin along lhe frontline. Joining the battle for p laying time underneath the basket will be juniors Shannah McIntosh and Sheletha McEaddy. Freshman Jerilyn Cushing and junior college transfer Kim Roberts wil fight the veterans for starting roles. Sophomore Maisha Thomas, named1o theAU-OVC Freshman Team, should be a leader in the battle to replace Cox a nd Jones. Sophomore Samantha Young, and freshman sensation Stephanie Davis will figure in the decision somehow. Freshmen Kim Jones and Tiffany Davis should see p laying time. Former Miss Basketball in Kentocky Kim Mays will join the l earn as a sophomore in January. 1nman will also have lo find room for senior speedster T iffany Mayfield, third in the OVC with 75 steals, and junior Rhonda Hardesty. Both players have !he ability lo play guard o r fOf"Ward. The Lady Colonels highlight their 1992-93 schedule with an appearance in the Sun and Fun Classic, Jan. 2-4, in Miami, Fl. Toefield includes national powers Iowa, Te"131eand Coloraclo. Eastern will visit Metro Conference biggie Louisville and the University of Kentucky, of the Southeastern Conference. But one game that already has people talking around Richmond is the regular-season home finale. The Tennessee Lady Volunteers, who will probably be ranked in the top five in the na1ion at that time, will visit McBrayer A rena on Feb. 24, 1993. Eastem's OVC slate looks tough again as !he lady Colonels figure to battle Tennessee Tech, Middle T enoesseeand Southeast Missouri for the conference crown. The University of T enoessee at Martin will join the OVC asa memberlhis season. 1992-93 Lady Colonel Numerical Roster No. Player 3 10 14 15 20 22 23 24 25 30 31 32 34 42 44 54 Aebecc::a Cummins F/G Stephanie Davis G Tiffany Davis G Rhondi:I Hardesty FIG F Sue Zylstra Jaree Goodin-Wiseman C Samantha Young G Michelle King G SegenaMackeroy F Shannon Jones G Jerilyn Cushing F Kim Roberts G Tiffany Mayfield G Maisha Thomas G/F Kim Mays G Shannah Mcln1osh C Pos. Ht. Class 5-4 5-8 5-8 5-11 6·1 6-2 5-7 5-6 6-2 5-6 6-1 5-7 5-9 5-8 5-8 6-1 Fr Fr Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Jr Sr. So So. Jr. Ho metown High School/JC Crab Orchard, KY Winchester, KY Winchester, KY Coshocton. OH Miami. FL Corbin, KY Pineville, KY Lexington.KY Daytona Beach. FL Williamsburg, KY Chillicothe.OH Manchester, KY Matteson, IL Winchester. KY Barbourville, KY Middletown, OH Lincoln County Clark County Clark County River V1ew Westminster Christian Corbin Bell County LexingtonCalholic Malnlano'Central Fl CC Whitley County Huntington Clay Col Sue Bennett JC Rich South Clark County Knox Central Preble Shawnee Head Coec:h: Larry Inman (5th yr. at EKU, 58/50; 13th yr. overall, 219-123) AH l• l•nl C:O.Chn: Mary Ann Grimes, Patty Jo Hedges-Waid Graduate AHi1t11nt: Lora McCoy Student Manager,: Donna Phelps and Pam Monroe Eastern Kentucky University �Paul S. McBrayer Arena Home of the Lady Colonels A lumni Coliseum and Paul S. McBrayer Arena, which first opened for basketball action in 1963, has been the home court for Eastern Kentucky University women's basketball since the 1976-77 season when the team moved from Weaver Health Building. Located on a southern slope of the EKU campus, Alumni Coliseum forms the nucleus of a thoughtfully planned sports complex. The Coliseum is a massive physical plant and feat ures a great triumph in architectural design with its modem laminated cross-arched roof - the world's largest of its kind - spanning 309 feet and providing an unobstructed view of events held in the main auditorium. A total of 626,276 board feet of lumber form the 170 beams, and the roof, which arches gracefully 81 feet above floor level, is southern pine finished in its natural beauty. In addition to McBrayer Arena, w hich seats 6,500 for basketball games and 8,000 for other programs, the building contains four basketball courts in an auxiliary gymnasium on the east end, eight classrooms, 20 offices, both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, shower and locker rooms, a projec· tion room, a training room and weight room. A hydraulic· operated stage is localed al the east end of the main arena floor. Since the women's basketba II program began playing its games in Alumni Coliseum, the Lady Colonels have compiled an overall home record of 111 wins and BO losses. Lady Colonel Basketball YEARaBYaYEAR RESULTS IN MCBRAYER ARENA Ye• Loot 1:976-77 '.4 • 19IT•78 1978-79 1.979•80 1\ 8 ~950-81 1981-82 1982-83 4 5 • t.983·84 1984,SS 198$·88 1986-8'7 1987-88 " ' 19$$·89 1969·90 t9!Ki-ft1 1991·92 12 .2.. Toi•!• 111 80 Wii')t1ing Pct ,S81 �R - E - S- P - E - C - T Larry Joe Inman Head Coach lnman's Track Record 1973-1978 at Mt. Juliet High School (TN) Won 126, Lost 24 (.840) 1977 State Class AAA Champions 1978-86 at Middle Tennessee Won 161, Lost 73 (.688) ave Champions in 1982, 83, 85, 86 OVC Tourney C hamps in 1983, 85, 86 1988-92 at Eastern Kentucky Won 58, lost 50 (.537) OVC Tournament Appearance 1991,92 And now the Eastern Kentucky Lady Colonels have some. In the four years that Larry Joe Inman has been at the helm of the EKU women's basketball team, the program has been given a breath of new life. Born again, if you will. The year before Inman took over, the Lady Colonels went 6-20 and had not won over nine games in any of the previous three years. EKU was a doorma1 with just about everyone walking on top. Under lnrnan's direction, Eastern immediately broke the double-digit win barrier with back-to-back 12-14 records. He improved on that during his third season, laking the Lady Colonels 10 a 14-13 season and their firsl appearance in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in six years Last year, t he Lady Colonels reached new ground as they brought home 20 wins, the most ever in one season in the history of the Eastern program. During the special campaign , EKU set several school records including most points in a game and largest margin of victory. "We have been very fortunate in having good people as well as good basketball players, which in turn creates a very positive situation," said Inman . "We look fo r players that are just down to earth good people with good work ethics. Each person must give of themselves for one common goal-to win and be successful-not what Ihey want, but what is the common good for all. ' Challenges are nothing new to Inman. He is beginning his fifth season at Eastern Kentucky University and his 13th overall in the ave. Inman is the dean of coaches in the conference, sporting a 10 1-34 slate against ave opposition, including stints at Middle Tennessee Stale University and EKU. 10 Career Coaching Record • 16 years Won 345, Lost 147 {.701) Success is all Inman has known in his basketball coaching career. He began his profession at the high school level where he compiled a 126-24 record (.840) al Mount Juliet High School in Nashville, Tennessee. While al Mount Juliet High School, Inman was named Nashville Interscholastic League Coach of the Year four times as he directed his team to five district crowns, four regional championships, three NIL titles and the 1977 Tennessee Class AAA state champ ionship. lnman's coaching ability became read ily apparent to college otticials and he quickly moved up lo take the helm of the Middle Tennessee Stale lady Raiders. During his eight years in Murfreesboro, he produced a record of 161-73 (.688) and took his teams to four NCAA regional tournaments where MTSU compiled a 2-4 record against some of the nation's top basketball teams. His 1982-83 squad finished with a l 0-0 league record which stood as the only unblemished mark in the OVC until Tennessee Tech went 12-0 in 1989. Coaching honors have come with regularity for Inman, including the Ohio Valley Conference Coach of lhe Year for the 1990-91 season. It was the fifth such conference honor of his career. The 1970 Austin Peay State University gradu· ate was nominated fort he WBCA District 9 Coach oft he Year in 1990. Inman has continued his winning tradition at Easlem Kentucky University. Besides coaching the Lady Colonels to their best season record ever, he is also the second winning est Eastern Kentucky University �EKU Coaching Records (Since 1972} ovc """" ElleoJohn, P,u1,w.ict. T,rryHall Shir1•y Duneen Dianne Murphy George Cox Larry Inman Yuu 1 yr.(1972-73) \yr.(1973-74) \yr.(1974-75) 4yrs.(1975-79) 7yrs.(1979-86) 2yrs.(1986-88) 4yrs.(1988-92) 41 -59 96-101 ,,_,,, ,0.50 6 -13 ""' 9-19 28-22 Year-by-Year Records (Since 1972) ~-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 191s-n 19n-1a 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981~ 1982-83 1983-&4 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987..a8 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 """"'""" EllenJohns PaulaWelch Terry Hall Shirley Duncan Shir1ey0uncan Shirley Duncan Seuon OVC ~ ~ ."". ,,. 7.17 12· 15 Shir1ey0urw;an 5-24 1-8 Di41nneMurphy Dianne Murphy 9-19 16-15 1·5 2-4 14·13 17· 11 \IMO 8·17 9·18 6-20 4-6 10-4 8-6 H3 4-10 5-9 Dianr'lt Murphy DiaMa Murphy DianrieMurphy Dianne Murphy Dianne Murphy G80rgeColl" George Coll" Laf!Ylnman Larry Inman Larry Inman Lanylnman 14-13 20-9 ,., " 7-5 10-4 coach in EKU history with a 58·50 overall record, behind Dianne Murphywhowas96·101 in seven seasons. Inman, who has the highest OVC winning average of any Eastern coach (28-22, 7 games a season), is only three viclories from having the best conference record of any Lady Colonel mentor. But success is not always what happens on the basketball court and the personable coach knows that Athletes in the Eastern women's basketball program are more than just bodies. Inman sees them as individuals with feelings and concerns. ' My sincere wish is that each player will learn alli· tudes that will help them be successful in the workl they live," Inman said. "By thelimelheyleave EKU, I hopethey have developed a work ethic and a philosophy towards a common good in life, to put this attitude to work in making the world in which they live a more productive, positive environment forthemselves and the people around them.· Inman is married to the former Bobbie Gene Follis of Shelbyville, Tennessee. Bobbie Gene is currently the manager of Wal-Mart in Paris, Ky. Inman has one son, Jody, 18, and two daughters, Latrice, 17, and Tiffany, 9. Lady Colonel Basketball 11 �Mary Ann Grimes Assistant Coach M ary Ann Grimes is beginning her fourth season as an assistant coach for the Eastern Kentucky University women's basketbaH program. Before coming to Richmond, Grimes coached g irls' high school basketball in Ohio. The native Ohioan played collegiate hoops for Ohio University where she was a four-year starter and her team's leading scorer as a junior and senior. After receiving a B.S. degree from OU, Grimes, 36, began her coaching and teaching career at Ridgewood High School where she guided that team to a three-year record of 64-7, including an finish in 1984-85. Her duties as assistant coach cover the areas of recruiting, on-floor coaching, academic monitoring, counseling and public Ohio Class AA state runner-up finish in 1979-80. In 1984, relations. she began a four-year tenure at Tri-Valley High School, and compiled a record of 6Q.33, including a Class AA runner-up Grimes earned a master's degree in physical education in 1988 from Ohio University. She has a daughter, Brandy, age 8. PattyJo Hedges-Ward Assistant Coach P atti Jo Hedges-Ward joins the Lady Colon~ staff with Jltemational experience as wel as performng as the assistant coach for the UfWersity d Louisvile and the UfWersity d Kentucky. Hedges-Ward's m::ISI recent endeavor was head coach at GE!Of90lOWn Colege in 1989-90 and as volLneer assistant coach at Bryan Station High School in 1991-92. Dui'ngheroffseasonasassistantooachdthe Universityd Lousv~le.shewasamerrberofan ltalianprofessionalbasketbaA team (1980-84), was an athlete representative for the 1987 ~ Festival,wascho.sen toplayonaUSAteamthatlou"ed ltat,,, Jl 1988ard wasa floor coach for the 19890t,,,rrpi:: Festival Trials. Hedges-Ward, 31, received herundergraduate degree from Unive,siy of Kertucky and played forlhe Lao,' Kats from 197983. While at Kentucky, shewasamerrberdthe AII-Southeastem Cortererceteamasa seflKJfand holds career UK records for mostassistsandm::iststeals. Arrooghernumeroushonors,she 12 was selected as Kentucky's Olistancing Woman Al~e in 1983. Folbwing her sterling co8egiatecareer at Kentucky, her next two seasons saw her as a merrber of the United Stales Gold Medal Tearn at the Pan American Games and as a member a the United Slates Si~er Medal Tearn at the Word Chasrpooshp. Hedges-Ward married Steve Ward, the head girls' basketball coach at lexirg.on's 8fyan Sta100 High Scoool, and is a graduated We':i.em HighSch:>ol in L.ousvile. HercUiesasassistantcoachwjl ncudec:oncentrating on scouting of CobnelCJR)OOel'lts, recruiting and on-the-floor coaching. Easl em Kentucky University �Lora McCoy G raduate Assistant L ora M<.'Coy is the latest graduate assistant for the women's basketball team graduati ng from Georgetown (KY) College in 1991. McCoy is pursuing her masters in Spor ts Administration from EKU. During her undergraduate career, McCoy was a me mber o f the Georgetown women's basketball team from 1987 to 1991. In 1991, she was named to the Academic All-District Team in District 32. McCoy, who is 23, also played on the District 32Champion team in 1989. McCoy played under Patti Jo Hedges-Ward, EKU assistant women 's basketball coach, w ho was an assistant at Georgetown during the 1990 season. McCoy, who is from Milton , graduated from Tr imble County H igh School. Du ring her high school career, McCoy w as honorable mentio n a ll-state and was selected to the North Central Kentucky Conference Team. She a lso was named to the All-District team d uring her junior and senior season Pam M on roe Donna Phelps Manager Manager p ~~m ~:u~;:i:~. KaY, !~~ii~; herthirdyearasamanagerforthe Eastern Kentucky Lady Colonels Monroe attended Southern High School in Louisville where sheworkedwiththeboysbasketba!lteamhersophomoreyearand thegirls basketball team herjuniorend senioryears. She enjoys singing. swimming and tennis during her spare time. Monroe would like to be a disc io(:key after leaving college. She is the daughter of Edna and Jimmie Monroe. Melissa Unger Student Trainer Lady Colonel Baskelball D ~hne ~::;a:;:rn:~p=~~::'. town,KY,isstarting her third season as managerlortheladyColonels. Phelps attended Nel son County High School where she wasabasketballmanagerforthree years. She likes to spend her spare time reading and getting together with friends. Sheis theda1.1ghterofJimandMaryPhelps. • 13 �22 Jaree GoodinWiseman 6-2SENIOR CENTER/FORWARD CORBIN,KY HlghlJghts-FieldGoals Made, 18, vs. Marshall (2· 14·90) ... Free Throws Made, 9, vs. Southeastern Louisiana (11·30· 89) ... Mos\Points,38,vs.Marshall(214-90) ... Mos\ Rebounds,21, vs. Florida Atlanlic(12-7-91) ... MostAssists,3,vs. Middle Tennessee (1-19 -91 )and Murray State (1-28-91) ... Most Steals, 5, vs. Canisius (11-23-90) ... Most Blocks, 3. vs. Morehead State (2-2-91) and Universityo1Kentucky(2-21-91) Junior S.ason - Named fourth-team All-America by the American Women's Sports Federation (AWSF) MVP of Ohio Valley Conference tournament .. Second-team AII-OVC during season ... Second on team in scoring (16.7 ppg) and rebounds (8.5 rpg) ... led team in field goal percentage (48.3) ... Became school's seventh all-time leading scorer with 1,238 points ... Second on the team in blocks (28). Sophomore Season - Named honorable-mention All-America by the AWSF ... Chosen honorable -mention AII-OVC ... Third on team in scoring (13.7 ppg) ... Led team in rebounds (233) and per game average (8.6) ... Hit 49 percent of her fie!d goals ... Second on the team in blocks (28). Freshman Season - Named to OVC's All-Freshman team Set school record for most points scored in a game (38) and most !ield goals in a game (18) ... Averaged8.7reboundsagame. Personal - Played al Corbin High School ... Named !irst-team All-State .. Scored 1,874 points and pulled down 1,086 rebounds during prep career .. Daughter of James and June Goodin ... Majoring in Business Educalion ... Born December 31, 1970 ... Married to Anthony Wiseman of Irvine. CAREER STATS G MIN FGM FGA PCT, FTM FTA PCT. AEl:!. AVG. 1991-92 26 27 28 791 797 Totals 81 1...... , ..... 1 14 .,. " 225 .636 233 .483 113 99 126 .611 63 88 ,698 238 2,267 609 1,053 ,463 220 338 .,so 165 154 180 348 312 .474 .494 "'' "' ,. ,.. 8.7 8.5 A TO BS ST PF•D TP AVG. " ,. 20 20 27 29 72 48 28 76 166 76: 41 37 31 9S.11 82•5 87-6 ... 389 371 15" 13.7 16,7 109 2$4-221,238 15,2 ° Eastern Kentucky University �All-America Candidate "Jaree is a very aggressive, intense player with the ability to post or face the bucket. She is a very competitor and her consistency in both scoring and rebounding were factors in being MVP of the OVC Tou rn ament. Jaree is a winner!" Sharon Fanning University of Kentucky "Jaree is a very versatile playe r who can shoot the perimete r jump shot with ease, and who has the ability to drive in the paint and score.• Lewis Bivens Middle Tennessee State University "Jaree is a very versatile player. She prese nts probl ems to Murray. She is one of the leading rebounders in the confer- ence and kills us on the boards. When she gets the ball, there wi ll definitely be two points scored . Jaree gets pushed around inside but continues to be a good sporUKe//y Breazeale Murray State University "Jaree is as solid and fundamentally sound as any post player in America. Her presence is a factor that warrants special attention.· Bill Worrell Tennessee Tech University lady Colonel Basketball 15 �Sue Zylstra Im ' ' 6·1 SENIOR FORWARD/CENTER MIAMl,FL Highlights -Field Goals Made, 9, vs. Tennessee State (2· 19-90) ... Free Throws Made, 9 , vs. W right State ( 11· 22-91) ... Most Points, 18, vs. Tennessee Stal e (2-19-90) ... Most Rebounds, 11, vs.WesternCarolina(2-28-92) ... Most Assists, 4, vs. Morehead State (2-2-91) . . Most Steals, 4, vs. Chicago State ( 11• 24-90) ... Most Blocks, 3, vs. Murray S1a1e (1-28-91) and W estern Carolina (2-26-92). Junior Season~ Played in 27 of 29 games ... Was one ol the team's best free throw shooters at 71.2 percent ... H it 40 percent of her lield goals .•. Was third on the team in blocks(13) ... Collected 17 steals ... Led EKU in scoring against Vanderbilt with 16poinls. Sophomore S•ason - Provided quality m inutes off the bench ... Pulled down 99 rebounds ... Shot 66 percent from the free- throw line ... Dished out 17 assists ... Was thirdontheteaminblocks{10). Freshman Season -Participated in 26 ol 27 games ... Averaged 4.2 points per game ... Blocked live shots ... Grabbed 13 steals ... Shot 48 percent from the field ... Hit 72 percent of her free throws ... Fifth on the team in rebounds(67) . Per sonal - Played at Westminster High School ... Named 1989 Converse AllAmerican ... Scored 2,016 points and pulled down 1,002 rebounds during prep career ... Daughter of Irv and Joan Zylstra ... Majoring in Physical Education Born January 3, 1971. CAREER STATS G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM 1....90 20 1990-91 1991-92 27 27 ,.. Tota~ 80 16 279 39 ... " 323 31 111 81 ,481 104 .298 102. .402 22 37 287 88 .386 29 FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG, 4 17 20 42 34 13 17 17 108 55-1 41·1 119 4.2 3.3 4.4 236 2.9 ' 5 10 13 52-1 70 2,6 3.7 2.6 30 102 28 47 148-3 316 3.9 67 52 .725 .867 .712 125 .704 40 33 99 99 Easl em K entucky University �25 Segena Mackeroy 6-2SENIOR FORWARD DAYTONA BEACH, FL Junior Season - Led team in rebounding (8.8 rpg) ... Third on the squad in scoring (11 .5 ppg) ... Had nine or more rebounds in 15 games ... Led EKU in blocks (35) ... Was lourth on team in steals (48) ... Named to Ohio Valley Conference AIITournamenl team ... Scored in double tigures in 19 of 29 games. SophomoreS.ason-Playedat Central Florida Community College ... Averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds each game ... All-North Central Conference .. Collected41 steals Highlights-Field Goals Made, 10, vs. Tennessee State (2-22-92) ... Free Throws Made, 5, vs. Tennessee Tech (1-11-92) and Tennessee State (2-22· 92) ... Most Points, 26, vs. Tennessee State (2-22-92) ... Mosl Rebounds. 19. vs. Tennessee State (2-22-92) ... Most Assists, 3, vs. Furman (11-24-91), Cincinnati (12-3-91) and Southeast Missouri(2-15-92) ... MostSteals,8, vs. UT-Martin (1 -4-92) ... Most Blocks, 4, vs. Tennessee Slate (2-22-92). Freshman Season -Played at Central Florida Community College ... Averaged 11.1 poinls and 10.9 rebounds per contest ... Had 32 blocks and 57 steals ... Shot 47 percent from the field ... Named team's Mos1Valuable Player. Persohal - Played at Mainland High School ... Averaged 22 points and 12 rebounds during stay at Mainland ... Daughter ol Enzie and Horace Mackeroy ... Majoring in Child Development ... Born December 18, 1970. CAREER STATS G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT, A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG. 1991-92 29 797 141 358 39.4 42 120 35.0 256 8,8 26 5,4 35 48 77-1 333 11 .5 Totalt 29 797 141 358 39.4 42 120 35.0 256 U 26 54 35 48 77-1 333 11.5 Lady Colonel Basketball AEB. A'VG. 17 �34 Tiffany Mayfield IJ 5-9SENIOR GUARD/FORWARD MATTESON, IL Highlights -Field Goals Made, 6, vs Wright State (11 -22-91 ) ... Free Throws Made,4,vs.TennesseeState(l-13-92) .. Most Points, 14 , vs. Southeast Missouri(1-20-92)and(2-15-92) ... Most Rebounds, 12, vs. Furman (11-24 -91) ... Most Assists, 8. vs. Western Carolina (2-28-92) MostSteals,8,vs.Wright State( l 1-22-91) and Southeast Missouri (1-20-92) .. . MostBlocks, 1, vs .Furman (11-24-91),MiddleTennessee(2-8-92) and {3-9-92) and Tennessee Tech (2- Junior Season - Made big impression in firs t season with EKU .. . Averaged 7.3 points per game ... Fourth on team in rebounding (4.6 rpg} ... Finished th ird in the Ohio Valley Conference with 75 steals ... Third on squad in assists (56) ... Used blazingspeedfortenaciousdefense Sophomore Season - Played at Lincoln Junior College ... Average 15.5 points per game ... Dishe d out 89 assists ... H it 50 percent of her field goals. Freshman Season -Played at Lincoln Junior College .. . Scored 8.3 points a contest ... Gathered61 rebounds ... Had5Bassists Personal - Played at Rich South High School ... Earned numerous local and regional athletic honors ... Daughter of Daphne Mayfield ... Majoring in Computer Science ... Born May 31.1971 24-92). CAREER STATS G 18 MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. RES. · AVG. A TO BS ST PF,O TP A.VG. Eastern Kentucky University �Rhonda Hardesty 5-llJUNIOR FORWARD COSHOCTON, OH Sophomore Season - Returned to team after sitting out one season with an injury ... Played in 23 of 29 games ... Provided key minutes in subs titute's role .. Shot 40 percent from the field ... Hit 50 percent of her attempts from the 3-point line ... Had 10 points in narrow 63-60 vi ctory over Marsha ll. Hlghllghts -Field Goals Made, 5, vs. MoreheadState{2-5-90) ... Free Throws Made, 4, vs. Nicholls State (12-1-89), Louisville(12-9-89),AppalachianSlate (12-11-89)andMoreheadState(1-1090) ... Most Points, 12, vs. Nicholls State (12· 1·89) and Morehead State (2-5-90) ... MostRebounds,12,vs.Appalachian Stale (12-1 1-89) ... Most Assists, 3, vs. TennesseeState(1 -13-92)and (2-2292) ... Most Steals, 3,vs. Marshall(1228-91) ... MostBlocks, 1,vs. Western Carolina (2-28-92) Freshman Season -Saw action in all 26 games and started in 16 ... Avera ged 5.1 points per game Hit 45 percent of her field goals ... Pulled down 124 rebounds. Personal- Played at River View High School ... Scored 1,362 poin ts during prep career ... Averaged 22.7 points and 6.2 reb ounds in senior season ... Daughter of Thomas and Beverly Hardesty .. . Majoring in Elementary Education ... Born July 14,1 971 . CAREER STATS G FlM FTA Mlfi FGM 1989-90 1990 -91 ·zg 1991 ~92 23 197 16 Totala 49 771 62 574 46 lnjut)' radshtrt lady Colonel Basketball .451 41 39 .410 5 141 .439 46 59 67 AVG. A TO BS ST 4,S 26 31 9 21 .~25 46 2.0 13 15 1 10 15-0 39 1.1 .686 rro 3.4 39 46 10 3t 94-1 112 3:.5 19 �54 Shannah McIntosh 6-lJUNJOR FORWARD/CENTER MIDDLETOWN, OH Hlghllghts -field Goals Made, B, vs. Austin Peay (1-26-91) Free Throws Made, 6, vs. Louisville (12-15 -90) Most Poin ts, 19, vs.Austin Peay (1-2691) ... Most Rebounds, 15, vs. Aust in Peay (1-26-9 1) ... Most Assists, 3, vs. MiddleTennessee(l-19-9 1),Morehead State (2-2-9 1) and Murray State (2-991) ... Most Steals, 4, vs. Murray State (1 -28 -9 1) ... Mos1Block:s, 1,vs.Missouri (12 -7-90) , Aus tin Peay (1 -26-91). Cincinnati(1 2-3-9 1),Southeas t Missouri (1 -20 -92), Wes tern Carolina (2-28-92) and Middle Tennessee (3-9 -92). Sophomore Season -Came on w ith strong play late in the season ... Averaged 4.8 poin ts per game ... Pulled down 80 rebounds ... Connected on 46 percent of her shots from the lield ... Selected team's mos t improved player. Fre shman Season - Finished second on team in rebounds with 173 ... Averaged 7.5 points per game ... Shot 43 percent from the field ... Dished ou t 20 assists. Personal - Played at Preble Shawnee High School .•. Earned All-State honors Scored 1,601 points and pulled down 1,0 11 rebounds during prep career .. Named District Player of the Ye ar her senior season .. . Daughter of Dennis and Pam McIntosh ... Born November 2, 1971. CAREER STATS G 20 Ml:ti FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT; FlEB. AVG. A TO BS ST Pf-D TP AVG. Eastern Kent ucky U nivers ity �33 Sheletha McEaddy Sophomore Season -Saw action in 26 0129 games ... Provided key backup time in the center position ... Had32 rebounds ... Picked up five steals. Freshman Season -Le d the Lady Colonels in blocks with 31 ... Collected 20 steals ... Dishedoutnine assists ... Finished fou rt hon team inreboundswith114 . Personal - Played at Junction City High School ... The ta llest player to ever wear a Lady Colonel uniform ... Daughter of Sidney and Claudette Baugh . Majoring in Political Science .. . Born December 9. 1973 Lady Colonel Ba sketball 6-4JUNIOR CENTER DETROIT,MI Highlights - Field Goals Made, 4, vs. UNC-Asheville (12-3-90)and{2-28-91 ) ... Free Throws Made, 2, vs. Wrigh t State ( 12-5-90), Missouri (12-7-90) , Cincinnati {1 -23-91), Murray State (128-9 1) Most Points , 8, vs. UNGAshevi lle (12-3-90) and (2-28-91 ) ... Most Re bounds, 9, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-390) ... MostAssists,2,vs. Tennessee State (1-1 4-91) ... Most Steals, 3, vs. Kentucky (2-21-9 1) ... Most Blocks , 3, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-3-90) and (2-2891) andMiddleTennessee(1-19-9 1). 21 �Freshman Season -Saw action in all 29 games ... Provided 23 quality m inutes in backup role to All-American Angie Cox .. Finished fifth on the team in assis1s ... Showed great court awareness ... Hit 43 percent of her field goals ... Canned 9-23 3-pointers. Highlights-Field Goals Made, 3, vs. Tennessee State (1 ·13· 92) ... Free Throws Made, 2, vs. Western Kentucky (11-23-91 ), Tennessee State (1 -13-92) and Tennessee Tech (3-10-92). Most Points, 10, vs. Tennessee State (1 -13-92) ... Most Rebounds, 5, vs. Vanderbilt (1 1-26-91) and Austin Peay (2-1792) ... Most Assis1s, 6, vs. UT-Martin (2-12-92) ... Most Steals, 2, vs. Tennessee State ( 1-13-92) and Murray State (2-10-92). Samantha Young 5-7 SOPHOMORE GUARD PINEVILLE, KY Personal - Played at Bell County High School ... Named lirstteam All-State her senior season ... Selected the Southeastern Kentucky Player of the Year in 1991 ... Averaged 21 points and seven rebounds her l inal year at Bell County Daughter of Barbara and Jimmy Young . . Her major is undeclared ... Born January2,1974. CAREER STATS G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 29 m 1e 37 13 53.8 AEB. AVG. 41 1.4 A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG. 31 36 0 10 39·1 48 1,7 Freshman Season - Provided big spark to Lady Colonels .. Started 15 games before being hampered by foot injury Finished sixth on the team in scoring (6.9 ppg) ... Hit 41 percent of her Held goals ... Connected on 72 percent of her free lhrows .. Wasfourthonthesquadinrebounds ( 120),assists(47)and steals (46)... Named to AII-OVC freshman team 42 Highlights-Field Goals Made, 6 , vs. Morehead S tate (1·8· 92) ... Free Throws Made, 9, vs. Murray Stale (1 ·25·92) ... Most Points. 20, vs. Morehead State ( 1-8·92) ... Most Rebounds, 13, vs. Morehead Sta te (1·8·92) ... Most Assists, 5, vs. Wright State (11 -22·91) and Morehead State (1 ·8·92) ... Most Steals, 6. vs. Murray State ( 1·25-92) ... Most Blocks, 2, vs. Wright State(11-22-91)and MoreheadState(2-3-92) Maisha Thomas Personal - Played at Clark County High School underlormer Lady Colonel Lisa Goodin ... Named first-team All-State her senior season ... Helped take team to four consecutive state tournaments ... Averaged 16 points, eight rebounds, five steals and four assists in her final year at CCHS ... Daughter of Gail Thomas and Danny Thomas, Sr.... Her major is undeclared ... Born February 6, 1973. 5-8 SOPHOMORE GUARD/FORWARD WINCHESTER, KY CAREER STATS 1991-92 22 G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 22 522 43 103 41 .7 65 90 72.2 AEB. AVG. 120 S;S A TO es ST PF-0 TP AVG. 47 43 7 48 56-3 151 6.9 Eastern Kentucky University �24 Freshman Season - Participated in eight games ... Tallied eight points against Western Carolina ... Hit 66 percent of her tieldgoals. Hlghllghts-FieldGoals Made, 4, vs. Westem Carolina (2-28· 92) ... Most Points, 8, vs. Western Carolina (2-28-92) ... Most Rebounds, 1, vs. Austin Peay (2-17-92) ... Most Steals, 1, vs. Wrigh1State(11-22-91 ). Personal - Played at Lexinglon Catholic High School .. Averaged 15pointsherlinalprepseason ... Shot47percent from the field and 71 percent lrom the lree throw line her last year al LCHS ... Daugh1er ol Rose Marie and Nathaniel King ... Majoring in Sports Medicine ... B orn August 4, 1973. I Michelle King 5-6 SOPHOMORE GUARD LEXINGTON, KY CAREER STATS G .. MIN FGM FGA :,PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 32 6 66.7 C o.o REB, AVG. 0,1 A O; TO BS 2 ST PF-0 TP AVG. 2-0 Personal - Played for high school powerhouse Clay County Had a good career at Sue Bennett College ... Named All· District and All-Region four consecutive years at Cley County ... Participatedin theKenl\Jcky-lndianaAJl·Starseries ... Married to Bobby Roberts ... Daughter of Maynard Jones ... Majoring in Physical Education ... Born July 12, 1970. Inman on Roberts- "Kim comes to us as an outstanding Junior College Player. She is very versatile and a great three pointshooter. Kimisthebestpasser lhaveeverseen. Heronly problem will be learning the system and learning the players." Kim Roberts 5-7JUNI0R GUARD MANCHESTER, KY Lady Colonel Basketball 23 �Personal- Hadouts1andingprepcareeratClarkCountyHigh School ... Played for 1993 Kentucky All-Stars ... Named 10 honorable-mention All-Slate twice ... Led Clark County to state championship game in 1990-91 ... Very fast ... Track state champion in 100 and 200 meters ... Excels in academics .. Daughter of Wallace and Judy Davis ... Majoring in Education ... Born June 18, \ 974. Inman on Davls-"Stephanie comes to usin a similar situation Stephanie Davis as Maisha Thomas. Her quickness is her biggest asset but she lacks college experience. Stephaniewillbeabletoadjustand adapt easify because of her speed and athleticism.' 5-8 FRESHMAN GUARD WINCHESTER, KY Tiffany Davis 5-8 FRESHMAN GUARD WINCHESTER, KY 24 Personal - Had outstanding career at Clark County High School ... Sister o! teammate Stephanie Davis ... Named CCHS Best De1ensive Player and Most Improved Player .. Helped lady Cardinals to slate championship game in 1990· 91 ... Outstanding track athlete ... Very fast ... Honorable· mention All-Slate in basketball and track ... Named to Who's Who Among High School Students ... Daughter of Wallace and Born J udy Davis ... Majoring in Business Adminis1ration June 18, 1974. 14 Inman on Oavls-"1111any w ill be redshirted this season due toaninjurytoherknee. Sheisexpected torehabilita1equickly and will be a factor to our team in the years to come." Eastern Kentucky University �31 Personal -Named Scioto Valley Conference Player of the Year four times during career at Huntington High School ... AllDistrict and All-Area four times ... Selected to All-State squad herjuniorandseniorseasons ... HuntingtonHighSchool'salltime leading scorer with 1,315 points ... A power on the boards . Named to play in AII-Ohio/MichiganAII-Starteam ... Daughter of Jerry and Juanita Cushing ... Major is undecided ... Born January3,1974 Inman on Cushlng-'Jerilyn is the type of player to be versatileinsideandoutside. Weexpectgreatthingsfromher inthefuture. Weareveryexcitedbecausesheisavery versatile, mobileplayerthathelpsbothinsideandoutsidethe game." Jerilyn Cushing 6·1 FRESHMAN CENTER CHILLICOTHE, OH 30 Personal -Named honorable-mention All-State in basketba ll Earned All-Region honors Had good career at Whitley County High School ... Named team's Most Valuable Player ... Earned Best Offensive Player Award ... Daughter of Joe Jones ... Major is undeclared ... Born August 10, 1973. Inman o n Jones-"Shannon comes from a good high school program. Hopefully, it she works hard she will move herself into more playing time.· Shannon Jones 5-6 SOPHOMORE GUARD WILLIAMSBURG, KY Lady Colonel Basketball 25 �Personal - A former player and mid-year transfer from Auburn University ... Averaged 12 points in 19 minutes at Auburn who advanced to the Final 8 of the NCAA Tournament . Graduated from Knox Central High School ... Averaged 41.6 pointspergamehersenioryear ... Averaged78.7percentin free throws ... Named Miss Basketball of Kentucky in 1990 .. Can play either 1,2, or 3 position for EKU ... Eligibility begins second semester at EKU ... Occupational Therapy major .. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Mays of Barbourville, KY ... Born Kim Mays 5-8 SOPHOMORE GUARD BARBOURVILLE, KY AA ..,..,. onMarchl0,1972. Inman on Mays-"Kim is an impact type of player. She possesses experience in Division I basketball. She was an outstanding player at Auburn and will do likewise here at Eastern.' Personal - Chosen Most Valuable Player at Lincoln County Selected Best Defensive Player during senior season .. Joins Lady Colonels as a walk-on this season ... Major is undeclared Daughter of An n and Larry Todd Born on September13, 1974. 3 Inman on Cumm lns-'Rebecca has a good work ethic. With thatkindolbackground. wehopeshewillbeagoodcontributor to our program. " Rebecca Cummins 5-4 FRESHMAN GUARD/FORWARD CRAB ORCHARD, KY 26 Eastern Kentucky University �1991-92 Final Team Statistics -FG(WCL3PT) Pl.AYER ,eo, J Goodin S Mackeroy C Jones T Maylield MThomH 28-28 29-28 29-28 C Col!ns 26·15 22·15 ,a-0 27-2 ,a-0 '9-0 25-0 ,-0 ,-0 Eastem Opponents ,,.,, ,,.,, S M<.:lntosh SZytstra A Harde,ty S Young S McEaddy """" T•= MO-ATT GP-GS ,,.,, 170· 385 190-393 141-358 80-197 87-238 -3PTFG- PCT MO,TI 48.3 39.4 40.6 PCT ,., ,., 44.2 61-1S7 ... 38.9 ,. "' ,., ,.,.,, ,.,. so.,,., ,., 15-51 ~, "' "·''' O< ,.'', 43-103 45-98 41-102 16-39 16-37 .. 848-2009 723-1786 9·41 11-31 41 .7 45.9 40.2 22.0 34.9 35.5 0-0 41 .0 43.2 9 -23 0-0 0-0 42.2122-350 40.590-275 39.1 -FREETiiROWS. MO,TI PCT 86-117 88-126 42·120 32-45 20-39 ,s.,o 21-47 37-52 5< 7-13 6-15 0-0 0-0 34.9 409-672 32.7 445-657 73.5 69.8 35.0 REBOLNOS OFF DEF TOT AVC "'" "" ., " "" " " " ,., "" "'" ' ' o.o "'' "' "'·' 104134 97 159 71.1 51.3 72.2 44.7 71 .2 62.S 53.8 40.0 67.7 '2 . .. 498782 431820 '" "' "' '"" """' """ ' "' "" TO 1251 . TO BU< , .5 5.5 a.5 ,0 44.1 43.1 sn . . .. 164105 '' " " ,.'' '', "' .," "".., ,.'', '' "" ...,., "" "" ,.'', '' ' ' ' 512570 4187'20 PF-O 11389-2 31 87"6 77-1 57-1 " -0 ' "' " " .,_, ' "' """ ' " '' '' "' '" " "' 28 T . 5 aS-O 41-1 ,S-0 39-1 "-0 2-0 ,-0 Ml,l.,t,VG PTSIAVG 938-32.3487116.8 797 •28.5468/16.7 785-27 .1 333111 .5 844-29.1 2'l2/7.7 671-24.0 20517.3 522-23.7 15116.9 270-11.7 111 14.8 323-12 .0 11914.4 197-8.6 39/1 .7 299-10.3 48/1 .7 155-6.0 3611.4 19·2.4 8/1 .0 7·2.3 o~.o 596-15 574-18 2227176.8 1981/68.3 DEADBALL REBOUNDS : EASTERN KY UNIV 103; OPPONENTS68 OPPOHENT TEAM REBOUNDS: 82-(0FFENSE: 39 DEFENSE: 43) (EKU INDIVIDUAL HIGHS) (EKU TEAM HIGHS) FoeldGoal s Made .......... 49 vs. WastamCarolina(Feb.28) ............ H FieldGoalPct ............. 56.3 vs. Tennessee-Martin{Jan. 4) ........... A 3-Pt. FG·s Made ............ .... 8 vs. Tennessee-Martin {Jan.4) ......... ..... A AustinPeay (Jan. 18) .............. .... A 3-Pt. FGPct ................. 70.0 vs . MiddeTennessee(Mar. 9) .... .. ... A FreelhrowsMad& MurrayStata(Jan. 25) .......... H Fm Throw Pct Midde Tennessee (Feb. 8) ........... . H Rebounds . ..................... 58 vs FloridaAttantic (Dec. 7) ............... A Points .... ....................... 110 vs WestamCaro!ina(Feb.28 ) ............ H Field Goals Made ... 12,JareeGoodin 3-Pt. FG 's ... ......... 5, Angie Cox Free Throws Made ..... 9, Angie Cox Maisha Thomas Sue Zylstra Rebounds .............. 21 , JareeGoodin Points .................. 32, JareeGoodin Assists ....................... 13, Angia Cox 13, Angie Cox Steals ............ . .... 8, Tif!anyMayfiald Tiffany Mayfield Angie Cox S&genaMackaroy (OPPONENTS' HIGHS) FiialdGoalsMade 30 Fi&ldGoalPct.. .... . .. 58.0 3-PtFG'sMad& ............... 9 3-PtFGPct. ...... .......... 57 .1 Fre" ThrowsMade ...... 28 FreelhrowPct ....... 81 .8 Rebound!; .. .......... 58 Point$ ... . .......... 89 lady Colonel Basketball WestamKentucky(Nov. 23) ........ A FloridaState (Dec:. 8)... .......... A TennessaeState (Feb. 22) .............. A WestamKentucky (Nov. 23) ............ A MorehaadStat" (Fob. 3) .............. . A Vanderbilt (Nov. 26) .. . . .............. A Tennes - Stata (Feb. 22) .. •A TennesswState(Feb. 22) .. ........ .... A vs. vs. vs. vs . vs. vs . vs . vs . vs. vs . vs. vs. vs. Tenn essae Tech(Mar. 10) .A Austin Peay {i=.b. 17) ..... H Murray Slata (Feb. 10) .. H MurrayS\ata(Jan. 25) .. A Wrigh!Stata (Nov. 22) . H FloridaAllantic(Dec. 7) N Tenn"sTach(Mar. 10).A T" nn&S$W·Martin (Jan.4) ... A Midd" Tonnessee (Mar. 9) .A WrightState(Nov. 22) ...... H SEMissouri (Jan.20) . .. .... A Austin Peay (Jan. 18) ....... A Tenness.ee-Martin(Jan. 4) .. A (OPPONENTS' LOWS) Field Goals Made ... 16 Field Goal Pct ........ 30.1 . .. O 3·Pt. FG s Made .. 3-Pt.FGPI ... ..... 0.0 Free Throws Made ....... 7 Wright State (Nov . 22) ... ......... H FloridaAtlantic(Dec. 7) ............. A Vanderbilt(Nov. 26) .... .............. A FloridaState(Dec:. 8) ................ ... A Tennessae-Martin(Jan . 4)... A SEMS$0uri(Feb. 15) ..................... H FloridaState(Dec.8) ......................... A Tennessae-Martin(Jen.4) ............. A SEMissouri(Feb. 15) ................. .. . H AustinPeay(Jan . 18) .. .. A MiddeTennessae{Mar.9) ............. N 27 �lady Colonels become powerhouse, roll to record-setting 20-9 season Last March 15, Eastern Kentucky University head coach lany Joe Inman was amciously waiting by his phone. You see, that was the day of the final seleciions for 1he NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament and Eastern Kentucky University was being considered by the selection committee for one of t he spots. That's right ... Eastern Kentucky Thecatl never came, but that was okay. The mere fact that Eastern was being considered for a spot in the NCAA Tournament, and t he prestigious NIT, was reason for celebration. When Inman came to EKU four years ago, he talked about making the Lady Colonel program a NATIONAL contender. It took four years, some tears and a whole lot of sweat, but he did it. And the warning shol heard round the world, if you will, was last season's record-setting 20·9 season, marking the most wins in one yea r in the schoors history. The 1991 ·92 season began w ith high hopes as Inman and assistant coach Mary A nn Grimes had gathered toge1her one of the most ta lented teams in school history. The o nly question was could Inman mesh a ll the talented players into one unit? The schedule wasn't made to aid Inman in his efforts. Twoofthe lady Colonels first four games were against Top 10 teams W estem Kenlucky and Vanderbilt. The result of the two games were losses and EKU took a 2-2 record into December. Eastern knocked off Cincinnati and then beat Florida Atla ntic in the first round of the Dial Classic in Tallahassee, Fl. Florida Stale beat the lady Colonels in the finale and Xavier upset EKU two nighls later. '/. 1991-92 Angie Cox "It was a big year for women's basketball for a lol o f rea sons. We went 20-9, b ut we also gave the program some validation around lhe conference and across the country," said Inman ' We had a special group of players and they wo rked extremely hard. Easlem Kentucky women's basketball has a trad ilion now, a proud tradition." The lady Colonels caught fire, running off nine consecutive w ins, tying a school record . Easte rn trounced Dayton, Marshall and the University of Tennessee al M artin before running through everyone in the Ohio Va lley Confe rence . Poor performances at Middle Tennessee and Morehead State proved costly as the lady Colonels dropped two games to go 13-6 on the year. Eastern got revenge on Middle Tennessee later and followed that with four more w ins to go to 186 overall. Tennessee Stale upset EKU in overtime in Nashville and the lady Colonels dropped their next game to Tennessee Tech to fall to 18-8 and 10-4 in the OVC. The l ady Colonels closed out the regular season wilh a shellacking of Western Carolina, 110-56. The game set new school records for most points scored and widest margin of victory. Whal a moment um builder to take into the OVC Toum ame nl. EKU knocked off Middle Tennessee in the tourney opener, behind 28 points and 12 rebounds from junior center Jaree Goodin. Goodin followed that up with 32 points and nine boards against Tennessee Tech in the finale. But ii wasn't enough as the Lady Colonels came out on the short end of an 8 1-74 decision. Three lady Colonels received post season honors. Freshman Maisha T homas was named to the OVC's All-Freshman Team. Goodin was named fo urth·leam A ll-America and second-team All·OVC with senior guard Angie Cox earning first-team all-conference and honorable-mention All-America recognition. 28 Eastern Kentucky U niversity �Final 1991-92 OVC Team Stats STANDINGS All GAMES CONFERENCE GAMES OFF. TEAM WON TennesseeTech ..................... 13 Eastern Kentucky .................. 10 Mick:lle Tennessee. ... . .. 10 S. E. Missouri .. .. ........... 7 Murray State .. ..... 6 Morehead State .. . ......... 5 Tennessee State.. . ..... 4 Austin Peay .... ........ ....... ........... 1 SCORING OFFENSE G Middle Tennessee .. .... ..... 28 Tennessee T ech ........ ...... 30 Eastern Kentucky .......... 29 Morehead Stale .. .......... .. 27 Murray State ... . ..... 27 .. ........... 27 Austin Peay .. S. E. Missouri.. ..... 28 Tennessee State .. ..... ...... 27 PCT, LOST 1 .929 4 .714 .7 14 .500 .429 .357 10 286 071 13 (W· l) 19·9 21-9 20-9 11-16 12-13 4-23 16-12 8-19 AVG. 82 .3 77.0 83.3 67.0 76.4 81.7 66.9 68.9 DEF. AVG. 69.8 69.4 71 .3 72 .3 77.9 83.3 78.6 79.2 WON 21 20 19 16 12 11 a LOST 9 9 9 12 15 16 19 23 2027 1869 1881 AVG. 80.7 80.2 76.8 76.6 75.1 69.2 67.2 1768 65.5 SCORING DEFENSE G S . E. Missouri . .. ......... 28 Eastern Kentucky .. ........ 29 Middle Tennessee . ..... 28 Tennessee Tech .... ...... 30 Tennessee State ... ...... 27 Murray State .. .. .. .... .......... 27 Morehead State ............... 27 . .. 27 Austin Peay .. PTS. 2261 2407 2227 2067 .407 OFF. AVG. 80.2 76.8 80.7 67.2 76.6 76.6 .296 65.5 PCT. .700 .690 .679 571 444 .148 69.2 (W-L) 16-12 20-9 19·9 21·9 8-19 12-15 11-16 4-23 FIELD GOAL PCT. FGM Tennessee Tech ................................. 886 Middle T ennessee ... ............... ... ...... ... 828 Murray State . .. ......... ..... .. .. 730 Morehead Stale.. . . . 742 Eastern Kentucky ............................. 848 S. E. Missouri . .. .. ...... 762 ... 701 Austin Peay .. Tennessee Stale ................ ............. 635 FGA 1856 1845 1694 1749 2009 1847 1794 1717 PCT. .477 .449 .431 .424 .422 .413 .391 .370 FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE FGM ....... 702 Murray State S . E. Missouri ................. 673 Eastern Kentucky ............................. 723 Tennessee Tech ............ ..................... 820 Tennessee Slate ................................ 753 Austin Peay ........ ...... .. ...................... .. 779 Middle Tennessee ........... .. ............... ... 798 Morehead Stale .. ........... 816 FGM 3-POINT GOAL PCT. Tennessee Tech .. . ....... 157 Middle Tennessee ... ......... .... 119 Morehead State .. ...... ...... ... .... 150 Eastern Kentucky ................ 122 MurraySt~te .... ..................... 78 Tennessee State .... ............. 72 ............. ... 110 Austin Peay... S. E. Missouri ....... ....... ......... .. 18 FGA PCT. OPP. 410 322 430 350 240 227 358 383 370 .349 .349 325 317 .307 84 .214 REBOUND MARGIN G S. E. Missouri .. .. . .. .. .... . 28 Murray State ... .. .. 27 Eastern Kentucky .......... 29 Morehead State .............. 27 Middle Tennessee ... .. 28 Tennessee T ech .............. 30 Tennessee Slate ....... ... .. 27 Austin Peay ............. ...... 27 Lady Colonel Basketball REBS. 1201 1223 1280 1111 1138 1152 1123 1068 AVG. 42.9 45.3 44.1 41 .1 40.6 38.4 41.6 39.6 DEF. AVG. 73.0 68.3 71.9 66.0 77.8 77.8 75.4 80.1 PTS. AVG. 1864 66.0 68.3 1981 2012 2190 2035 2044 2101 2164 FGA 1816 1663 1786 71.9 73.0 75.4 75.7 77.8 80.1 PCT. 387 .405 .405 1953 1709 1760 1790 1807 .419 .441 .443 .446 FTA PCT. .72 1 .717 .713 .69 1 .674 316 325 FREE THROW PCT. FTM Tennessee Tech .. .. .. ................ ....... 478 Morehead State .. . ..................... 433 Murray State ....... .. .. ............ .......... 469 Austin Peay ........ .................... .......... 357 S. E. Missouri .. . ............... .... ......... 339 Middle Tennessee ...................... .. ...... 480 Tennessee State .. 426 Eastern Kentucky ............................. 409 MAR. +4.7 +3.5 +1 .0 ·0.1 -0.4 ·1.2 -1 .3 ·7.1 SCORING MARGIN OFF. Middle T ennesse .. .. .. 60.7 Eastern Kentucky ................... .... 76.8 Tennessee Tech ..... ...... .... ..... ........... 80.2 S. E. Missouri .................... ... . .. .. ... 67 .2 .......... 75 .1 Murray State Morehead Stale ......................... 76.6 Tennessee State.. . ........... 65 .5 Austin Peay .. . .... 69 .2 DEF. MAR. 71.9 +6.6 68.3 +8.5 73.0 +7.2 66.0 +1.2 -0.6 75.7 77.8 ·1 .2 -9.9 75.4 80.1 · 10.9 356 320 356 .327 262 .305 663 604 686 517 503 717 653 672 452 .669 .652 .609 29 �Final 1991-92 OVC Individual Stats SCORING G Playar, School Priscilla Robinson, MT .. 28 Roschelle Vaughn, TT .. 30 Angie Cox, EK.. ....... 29 Jaree Goodin, EK ....... 28 Renee Rogliardi, SE ..... 28 Julie Magrane, MO ....... 27 Sherry Batten, TT .......... 30 Beth Ousley, MO ........... 27 Dana Bilyeu, TT ............ 29 Bev Smith, MO .............. 26 Angie Waldon, MU ........ 26 Sonya Campbell, TS ..... 26 Jennifer Parker, MU ...... 27 Julie Pinson, MU ........... 27 Niki Bonner. MT .. ....... 28 FG 2 10 216 170 190 181 145 175 131 150 149 128 128 129 119 139 3-PT 0 1 61 O 1 0 0 70 78 0 19 12 o FT 153 107 86 88 85 133 80 50 45 58 86 86 75 94 57 PTS 573 540 487 468 448 423 430 382 426 356 342 342 352 344 335 AVG 20.7 18.0 16.8 16.7 16.0 15.7 14.3 14.1 14.0 13.7 13.2 13.2 13.0 12. 7 12.0 REBOUNDING Player, School G Fondeolyn Garner, MU .................... 27 Julie Magrane, MO ........................... 27 Renee Rogliardi, SE ............ ............ 28 ........... 29 Segena Mackeroy, EK... Priscilla Robinson, MT ... 28 Jaree Goodin, EK ........................... 28 Sonya Campbell, TS .. . . .. 26 Roschelle Vaughn, TT ... ... 30 Niki Bonner, MT ............................... 28 .... . . . ... 23 Angie Waldon, MU .. NO. 296 276 251 256 243 238 221 251 222 178 AVG. 11.0 10.2 9.0 8.8 8.7 8.5 8.5 8 .4 7.9 7.7 FIELD GOAL PCT. Player, School (Min. 4 Md. PG) FGM Roschelle Vaughn, TT ........................ 2 16 Priscilla Robinson, MT ....................... 210 Bev Smith, MO .................................... 149 Betsy Jeffries, AP ............................ 122 Angie Waldon, MU ... . 11 5 Julie Magrane, MO ............. ............... 145 ........ 190 Jaree Goodin, EK Sherry Batten, TT ............. ................ 175 Niki Bonner, MT .................................. 139 Fondeolyn Garner, MU .................... 121 FREE THROW PCT. FTM Player, School (Min. 2 Md. PG) Sherita Joplin, MO ... ........................ 71 Georgie Vaughn, AP .......................58 Julie Pinson, MU .............................. . 94 Amy Engle, TT ..................................... 69 Jennifer Parker, MU ... ...... 75 Carrie Thompson, AP ...................... .44 Sherry Batten, TT .. ...... 80 Priscilla Robinson, MT . ....... ............ 153 Angie Waldon, MU .. .......................... 76 Angie Cox, EK .... ....... 86 3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT. Player, School FGM Beth Ousley, MO ............................... 70 Dana Bilyeu, 81 Angie Cox, EK .................................. 61 Kristi Brown, MT ........... .... ....... 53 Shannon Litton, MO .......... .. ..... ...... 68 Slephanie Rogers, AP ...... ................ 56 n .. ASSISTS G Player, School Angie Cox, EK ................................. 29 Julie Pinson, MU .............................. 27 Dana Bilyeu, TT .. . ... 30 Cheryl Jones, EK ............................ 29 Erica Muskgrow, SE ................... .... 28 Dana Scott, TT .. . . 30 STEALS Player, School G Angie Cox, EK ... ..... 29 Julie Pinson, MU .. ......................... 27 Tiffany Mayfield, EK ....................... 28 Kim Graves, TS ............................ 27 Sherry Ballen, TT .. .......................... 30 Priscilla Robinson, MT... ............. 28 30 NO. 164 147 140 135 124 117 NO. 113 79 75 71 72 68 AVG. 5.6 5.4 4.7 4.5 4.4 3.9 AVG. 3.9 2.9 2.8 2.6 2.4 2.4 . .. BLOCKED SHOTS Player, School G Kim Stout, TT ......................... ............. 30 Mechelle Shelton, MU ........ ......... ... 27 Renee Rogliardi, SE ..................... 28 Angie Waldon, MU... . ....... ...... 23 Segena Mackeroy, EK ....................... 29 Jaree Goodin, EK ............................... 28 FGA 359 383 279 236 229 295 393 359 294 272 FTA 84 69 113 84 92 56 105 207 103 117 FGA 177 208 157 144 198 170 NO. 47 38 37 28 35 28 PCT. .602 .548 534 .517 .502 .492 .483 .487 .473 .445 PCT. .845 841 832 .821 .815 .786 .762 .739 .738 .735 PCT. .395 .389 .389 .368 .343 .329 AVG. 1.6 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.0 Eastern Kenlucky University �1991-92 All-OVC Teams Pri scillaRobinson,MiddleTennessee F "'- Angle Cox, EHtern Kentucky G 5.9 RoschelleVaughn, Tennessee Tech AeneeRogliardi,SoutheastM issouri Julie Magrane,MoreheadState C F F Flr,tTeam Seco nd Tea m J eree Goodin, EHtern Kentueky Bev Smith, Morehead State JulfEIPinson, Murray State SonyaCarf1Jbell, Tennessee State Beth Ousley, Morehead State Pos. 5·10 CleH So. s,. J,. s,. s,. 6-0 6-1 Po,. "'6-2 C 6-1 G C 5-8 F 6-0 ,c 5-11 Class J,. J,. s,. s,. s,. Hometown Chattanooga, TN Somerset, KY Charlotte, TN Troy.MO Morehead, KY Hometown Corbin,KY Silver Grove, KY Lee'sSummil,MO Detroit, Ml Morehead, KY Honorable Mention: Angie Waldon (C) Murray State; Fondeolyn Garner (FJ Murray State; Sherry Batten (F) Tennessee Tech: Dana Bilyeu (G) Tennessee Tech; Am,; Engle (F) Tennessee Tech. Player of the Year: Priscilla Robinson (F) Middle Tennessee Coach of the Year: Bill Worrell , Tennessee Tech 1991-92 OVC All-Freshman Team P layer, School #Amy Engle, Tennessee Tech Sherry Tucker, Middle Tennessee Julie Meier.Southeast Missouri SheritaJoplin,MoreheadState Maisha Thomas, Eastern Kentucky Pos, F G F G G "'· 6-0 5·10 5·10 5-5 5.7 Hometown Erwin, TN Mel'lllhis, TN SI. Louis.MO Williamson, WV Winchester, KY #indicatesFreshmanof1heYear NCAA Tournament Results For OVC Teams 1982-TENNESSEE TECH lost to av&11tual national champion Louisiana Tech, 114-53,atRuston. LA 1983-MIODLE TENNESSEE defeated Jackson State in the NCAA op&11lng round . 64-61: lost to Louisiana Tech. 91· 59,atRuston,LA. 1984-MIODLETENNESSEE losttoev&11tualnationalrunner-up T&11nessee,70-52,atKnoxville. 1985---- MIDDLE TENNESSEE lost to NCAA samilinallst West am K&11tucky.90-83,at8ow1ingGreen. TENNESSEE TECH lost to national runne r-up Georgia, 91·74,atAthans. 1986-MIDDLE TENNESSEE defeated Sooth Carolina, 78-77 (OT).a\Columbia. SC: losttoLSU, 78·65, at Baton Rouge. 1987-TENNESSEE TECH hosted and defeated Southam Mississippi, 78-66; lcn;t to eventual national champion Tennessee, 95-59,atKnoxville. 19 8 8 - MIDDLETENNESSEE losttoKaniias,81-75,atlawrence, Kaniias. 1989-TENNESSEE TECH defeated South Carolina, 77-73, at COiumbia, SC; lost IO Iowa, 77-75, at Iowa City. 199 0 - TENNESSEE TECH hosted and defeated Richmond, 77. 59; lost to Auburn, 73-54, at Auburn, AL 199 1 - TENNESSEE TECH lost 10 Southwest Missouri State, 94· 64,atSpringlield,MO. 1992-TENNESSEE TECH , lost to Alabama, 100-87, atTuscaloosa,AL Lady Colonel Basketball OVC Women's Basketball Career Scoring Leaders Name ScboolfYr1l 1. Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech {1983·87) 2. Dorothy Bowers, Youngstown State (1984-88) 3. SheilaSmith,MurrayState(1985·89) 4. Jerilynn Harper, TennesseeTech(1979-82) 5. Kim Webb, Middle Tennessee (1983-87) 6 Pam Chambers, Tennessee Tech (1976-80) 7. DonnaMurphy,MoreheadState(\976·80) 8. Tawanya Mucker. Middle Tennessee (1985·89) 9. Angela Moorehead, TennesseeTech{1988·91) 10. Lisa Goodin, Eastern Kentucky (1980-84) 11 Gayle Hastings, TennesseeTech(1974·78) 12 JennilerMcFall,MiddleTennessee{1981·85) 13. Shandra Maxwell.Austin Peay(1986·90) 14. Laura l ynn.MurrayState (19n- 81 ) 15 MichelleWenning,MurrayState(1987·91) 16. Melinda Clayton. Tennessee Tech {19B6·90) 17. Donna Stephens. MoreheadState(1978·82) 18. Danielle Carson, Youngstown State {1982-86) 19. JulieMagrane. MoreheadState(1988·92) 20. Peggy Gay, Eute rn Kentucky (1975-79) """"' 2,596 2,296 2,287 2,238 2,148 2,144" 2,059 1,946 1,925 1,920 1,915" 1,834 1,805 1,733 1,724 1,712 1,710 1,697 1.697 1,674' ·some scoring included before women's basketball became OVC sport in 1977-78. 31 �Meet the Opponents Localkln ... Nid<Nun&.. ... . Tetrf1Hau!a,IN .. Colors ........ .. . . ..... ......... . ... .•.... . . .... Sycamores .•..•...•....•...•.......... ............. 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Eastern Kentucky University 35 �" .B~~ 36 Eastern Kentucky University �. {:t , - '' Fanning 0 ,,., Lady Colonel Basketball 37 �All-Time Series History Won 246, Lost 246 Opponent AloQn ~alachlanState Ashland College Aut:,um Austin Peay Se!lamiine Be!morit Be,ea BowUngGraen Campbell$vll!$ CaolS!us Central Michigan Central Missouri Chicago Slate Clneinnati Cleveland Stale Davi$& Elkiru; Cayton Duke Eastern Michigan East Tennessee Elon Evansville FloiidaA&M F!orklaAtfaolic F!oridaS1ate Furman George Mason Georgetl.>Wn Colle~ Georgia Geotgfa&ate Grambling Gul!Coast{Mlss,) Hlghpoint Howard lflin016Stete Indiana !ndlana U.-Purdue u_ James Madison John Carroll Kent State Kentucky Kentucky State Longwood COilege Lo\Jlsvl!Je Marshal! McNeeseSta1e Memphis State Mercer Miaml(Fla.) 38 First Meeting 1980-81 1975-76 1982,83 1984..as 1973-74 197,4+75 1974-75 1972-73 1982-Era 1980-81 1990-91 1986-87 1976-77 1990·91 1972•73 1981-82 1984-85 1972·73 1982-83 1988"69 1977·78 1973.74 19$3-84 1981·82 1991•92 1991.-92 1991-92 1979-80 1972•73 1982-83 198&-86 19~-90 1876·77 1972.73 1890--91 19n-78 1973-74 1982-83 19n.10 1981·82 1980-81 1972-73 1982-83 1972-73 1972•73 187:2-73 1987..SB 1973•74 1976•77 1984-85 '-'•' Flr11 Meeting Woo 1986-87 1990-91 1986..S7 1984.SS 1991-92 5 1986-87 1976-77 1972-JJ" 1988-89 1985•8(1 1990-91 1986-87 1976•77 1990·91 1991•92 l98s.a6 1985-86 1991-92 1983-M 1988"69 1987·88 1973-74 1984-85 1981-82 1991-92 1991 -92 1991-92 1979-ao 1972;73 1989·90 1985-86 1989·90 1976-77 1972-73 ;990.g1 1978-79 1987-88 1982-33 1979-80 1981-82 1984-85 1990•91 1985-86 1972·73 1990·91 1991-92 1987•88 1974•75 1963-84 1984-85 W innin g Pct. 500 3 2 0 12 5 0 l 2 '0 0 I I 7 3 ""' 4 l 0 I 0 I I I 0 5 2 0 ' I l 0 l 0 0 I ' 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I I 3 I 3 I ' 6 3 I " 1990-91 1987-88 1972•73 1979-80 1972-73 19$6-86 4 I 199H>2 Mctehead Stale Mount St.Joseph MurrayS1a1e Nebr&$ka I 0 1973-74 MIS$curi-KC 0 l l 0 Middle Tenneuee 2 I 2 1979-80 1990-91 l 0 1972•73 Mi6SOOri • ' ' l 0 I I 3 0 0 0 0 16 l 0 14 10 0 0 3 I I 0 2 I I lHt Mffling Woo Mlarrii(Oh!O) 0 l '' ' 0 Meeting °""""" Nieho11!1State North Carolina North Carolina State Northern Kentucky Ohl0State OhioUnivern~y Oral Roberts PikevH!e Ph1sburgh Radford Roanoke AolliMS Shawnee State So\JthCaroUria South Florida Sou!hea,tMis$ouri Southemllllnols SouthemMississippi Southeastern Louisiana SouthwesternLoulsiana Stetson Tennessee Tennessee-Chenanooge Tennessee•Martin T<:1nnesseeState Tennessee Tech Tulane Vanderbilt Vincennes Wake Forest WfftVirginia WestemCarofina WeslemKentucky WllDamPenn Winthrop Wisconsin Wlsconsln•Gre~n Bay WiSconSiri-lciCrosse WrtghtState Xavier Youngstown State 1989•90 1976-77 1975•76 1974-75 1974-75 1979•80 1982-83 1982-83 1986·67 1980-81 1973-74 1-988-89 1988•89 1972-73 1-981-82 1984·8S 1977-78 1985-86 1989-90 1986-87 1986·87 1972-73 1981-82 1973-74 1987•68 1973-74 1969-90 1981·82 1975-76 1983-84 1980-81 1974-75 1973.74 1976-77 1972-73 1983-84 1986·87 1976•77 1988-89 1980-81 1980·81 1987-88 1991•92 1980•81 1991-92 t9SS-a8 198fMW 1979-80 1975-76 1982--63 1977•78 198Hl8 1982-83 1982-83 1988"69 1981-82 1973-74 1988-89 1988-89 1973•74 1981-82 199Hl2 1978-79 1985-86 1989-90 1986-87 1988-89 1987-88 1981-82 1991·92 1991-92 1991-92 1989·90 1981-82 1975-76 1983•84 1981"62 1991-92 1991-92 1976-77 1972-73 1983-8"4 1986-87 1976•77 1991-92 1991-92 1987-88 7 loot I 23 • , 0 0 15 2 23 I 25 0 13 0 l I 0 0 0 2 I 4 l 3 0 I 2 I I I I I I 3 0 0 l 0 0 I I 3 6 3 I 0 I 0 2 5 7 0 0 9 4 I I 0 0 l 0 0 0 l 0 0 2 l ' l 3 7 0 0 ' 32 0 ,'0 0 l 16 l ' 4 0 l l 0 5 6 7 I 0 0 ' Eastern Kentucky University �Lady Colonel Record Book TEAM RECORDS (Season) Mostpointsscoredina season-2349.. . .... 1980-81 Highestscoringeverage - 82.0 ..... . . .. .. 1975-76 Mostvictoriesinaseason-20 ................................................................ 1991-92 Bestwinningpercentage -.850-(17-3) ... ........ 1975-76 Mostconsecutivevictories-9.. . ... 1975-76,1991-92 Most lossesinaseason-24 .................... ................................................ 1978-79 Moslconsecutivelosses-9 ........................................................................... 1978-79 Bestde!ensivescoringaverage-60.8 ........................................................ 1983-84 Highestaveragemarginofvictory-20.75 ................ 1975-76 Bestlieldgoalpetcentage- .456 ........................,.......................................... 1982-.S3 Bestlreethrowpetcentage-.764 ......................................................... 1980·81 Mostrebounds- 1446 ... . .............................. 1980·81 Highestreboundaverage-49.6 ..... ............................................................ 1975-76 TEAM RECORDS (Single Game) Mostpoints-110-vs. WesternCarolina ...................................... Feb.28,1992 Largestmarginolvic:tory-54- vs.WesternCarolina ........................... Feb. 28.1992 . ..... Dec.19, 1987 Largestmarginofdefeat-75 - vs. Tennessee(115-40) ..... Most points by bolh teams· 204 · vs.Austin Peay (AP109, EK 95) ... Jan. 18, 1988 Fewest points by both teams - 90 - vs, Duke (EK 46, Duke 44) ............. Dec. 3, 1983 Most field goals made· 49 • vs. Western Carolina ....... .................... Feb. 28, 1992 Most free throws made· 39 (ol 68) ·vs. Pittsburgh .............................. Dec. 30, 1986 Mostrebounds - 81-vs. JohnCarroll...................... . ........ .......... Nov. 20, 1981 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Season) Moslgames played - 31 - lisaGoodin... •........ 1980-81 MarshaCharles ............................................... 1980-81 Mostpointsscored - 582-LisaGoodin .................................................. 1980·81 Highestscoringaverage-21 .0-CarlaCoffey ...................................... . . 1986·87 Mostlieldgoalsmade-235- Peggy Gay .................................................. 1977-78 Mostfieldgoalsattelfl)ted-569 -PeggyGay. ................................ 1978·79 Best l ieldgoalpercentage · .562-TinaCottle ............................................... 1983-84 Most three-point goals made - 65 - Angie Cox ................................... 1990·91 Mostthree-point goalsattelfl)ted- 157-AngieCox .. ..•.•.•. 1991-92 Bestthree-poin1goal petcentage(min. 25att.) · .464 Sandra Miller ........ 1986-87 Most free throws made - 148 • Lisa Goodin... . ............. 1980-81 Best free throw percentage - .913-LisaGoodin(lednation) ......... .............. 1982·83 Most rebounds - 310- Tina Cottle .................................. 1984-85 Most personalfoulsc:orTVTiitted - 108 - Sandra Mukes.. •.••.•........... 1978-79 Most times disqualified on fouls -11- Jaree Goodin ..................................... 1989-90 Mostassists-170-CherylJones................................ . .. .....•.•.. . ... 1990-91 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Career) Mos! gamesplayed - 117 - SandraMukes ................................................ 1978-82 Most pointsscored-1920-LisaGoodin .. . •................... 1980-84 Most l ield goals made · 751 - Peggy Gay ...... 1975-79 Best field goal percentage -.542 - TinaCottle ............................................... 1983·85 Highestscoringaverage- 17.3-LisaGoodin ........................................... .. 1980·84 .. .................................. 1980·84 Most free throws attempted - 602 - Lisa Goodin. 8 es1free1hrowpercentage - .874· Lisa Goodin ......................................... 1980-84 Most rebounds· 866 • Tina Wermuth ............. • ................ 1979-83 Best rebound average - 10.3 - Tina Cottle ... .................................. 1983-85 ... 1988-92 Mostassists - 488-AngieCox .................................. Highes!assistaverage(4years) - 122-AngieCox .... ............................ 1889·92 Highestassistaverage (3years)-131-Chery1Jones ................................. 1989-92 Most personaJfoulsc:ofTVTlitted-396-Sandra Mukes .............................. 1978-82 ............................ 1978-82 Mos1 1imesdisqualifiedonfouls -26-SandraMukes INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Single Game) Most points scored· 38 • Jaree Goodin - vs. Marshall . . ................ Feb. 15, 1990 Mos1 lield goals made· 18 • Jaree Goodin - vs. Marshall. . ........ .... Feb. 15, 1990 Most !ree throws made· 21 - Tracy Korbutt vs. S.W. Louisiana .......... Dec. 20, 1986 Most rebounds· 22 - Cheryl Palmer vs. Stetson .................................... Jan. 3, 1989 Most assists - 17 - Tracey Kindred vs. Tennessee State ..................... Feb. 26, 1990 lady Colonel Basketball 39 �Angie Cox 1,425 Lisa Goodin - 1,920 Points TinaWermuth 1,403 Carla Coffey 1,363 Jaree Goodin-Wiseman 1,238 Sandra Mukes 1,188 Eastern Kentucky All-Time Leading Scorers Player 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Lisa Goodin Peggy Gay Kelty Cowan Angie Cox Tina Warmuth Carla Coffey Jaree Goodin-Wiseman Sandra Mukes Shannon Brady Loretta Coughlin Years 1980-84 1975-79 1987-91 1988·92 1979-83 1984-88 1989 - Present 1978-82 1981-85 1976·80 Points 1,920 1,674 1,515 1,425 1,403 1,363 1,238 1,188 970 964 Player Years Points 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16 17. 18. 19. 20. 1983-85 1978-82 1973-76 1984-86 1975-78 1982-86 1984·88 1981·85 1975-78 1973•77 860 846 835 824 795 771 75 1 740 734 722 Tina Cottle" Chancellor Dugan Bernadette Kok Angela Fletcher• Cindy Lundberg Margy Shelton Sandra Miller Marcia Haney Gayle Freshwater Marcia Mueller ·signed to play professional basketball 40 Eastern Kentucky University �EKU Women's Basketball Since 1973 Dayton Marshall 1972 • 73 Won 13, Lost 3 Op ponent Cincinnati Berea Collage Louisville Morehead State Tannes.sae Kentucky Miami(O.) Marshall Dayton " Louisville • GGOrgetown · Murray State a.South Carolina t Longwood CoUege t Hiltipoint t 'M nlhrop Belmont EKU OPP 56 "" """ """ "" " " 57 56 "" " "' ." "" 55 56 ""' "' "" 1973 • 74 Won 17, Lost 6 Oppo nent Tennessee Murray State AuslinPoay MfKnphisStata Indiana Cincinnati Western Kentucky Dayton Morehead State Midde Teonessee Tennessee Tech UT·Martin Au slinPeay Marshall " Kentucky 'Louisville 'M urray State I Tannas-Tech t RoanokaCol~ I South Carolina t Elon Louisvilki Murray State Ta nnas!l88T~ Memphis State Morehead State Cincinnati Kentucky Ohio Stal9 Miami (O.) Wr,stamKentucky Kentucky • NorthflmKenrucky ·Kentucky #Western Carolina #Memphis State 1975 · 76 Won 17, Lost 3 Oppo nent Western Kentucky Morehead State Cincinnati Ohio State Murray State Indiana Miami(O .) Cayton Tennessee ~:~~~ EKU OPP 41 51 " "' "" " . 52 " " "" "'45 61 " 47 57 " 57 " s, " . " " " " 56 55 71 " " " " "' 37 42 . 57 1974 .75 Won 14, Lost 6 Oppo nent Be ltarmil\9 Tenne..- EKU " " """ " "n " 56 59 OPP "" "n "" " "" 59 Belmont Vincennes Lou isville Kentucky ·Louisville "WestamKentucky I North Carolina.St. #Appalachian State tTeMess-Tech 59 "" "" " 70 " EKU n " """ "" 79 " T8 65 " "" 70 65 "" "" " " "" 59 ,oo 56 OPP " "' """ "" "" "" " .""" " """ 1976 • 77 Won 7, Lost 17 Oppo nent Murray State GuHCoast(M iss.) Central Missouri Marc.er Northam Kentucky BelmontCotiQ.gll Cincirviati TannasseaTech Morehead State Wastem Kantucky North Carolina Looisvilte Central Missouri Wisconsin-LaCrossa Miami(O .) Tannessae Indiana Marshall Dayton Ta nna ssaaTach Ohio State Morehead State · Kentucky 1977 · 78 Won 12, Lost 15 Oppo nent Kentucky Murray State Loo isville Northam Kentucky Dayton Jam,;osMadison Mo,..headS!at,;o Austin Peay TennasseeTach East Tennessee Kentucky Morehead State Louisvine East Tennessee MK:kl e Tennessee W ,;ost,;omK,;ontucky Northern Kentucky Illinois State Murray State Ohio State ~~;~0.1 TennessooTech Tennessea Western Kentucky Southam Illinois · Looisvilla O PP "" . 69 "" S1 61 " """ "'"69 78 62 81 67 "T8 56 79 " " " " " "" 78 70 "' 81 65 ."" 79 82 " 45 "' 91 73 57 " " 65 82 OPP 79 "' "ss " n . . " 69 "73 75 89 " "76 88 85 " es n as 72 . 85 65 89 75 "n ., " " 61 73 " 81 78 " 00 56 " "n ""' EKU OPP 1978 • 79 Won 5, Lost 24 Oppo nent EKU EKU Tenness.ee Indi ana Northam Kentucky Morehead Stat,;, West,;omCa rolina James Madison Kentucky MK:kleTennessee Miami(O.) Austin Peay Murray State Louisville Tenness.eeTech Kentucky Northam Kentucky Western Kentucky Loo isvill,;o Western Kentucky MK:kleTennessee Morehead State TennesseeTech Murray State Dayton Ohio State Illinois State Southam Illinois ·Northern Kentucky ·KWICToomey "'56 n T8 56 " "'" 56 56 57 ." .. .." "" n OT 77 T8 70 79 " " 70 OT M " "n 65 T8 57 """ " " "n "" ""' "" "" " . .. " KWICToumey f AI AWRagional Lady Colonel Basketball 41 �1981 -82 Won 14, Lost 16 1979-80 Won 9, Lost 19 Opponent North Carol ina James Madison Cincinnati Austin Peay Northern Kentucky Kentucky Marshall AustinP1111y Murray State Miami(O.} TennesSlleT~ WeslllmCarciina NorthamK,;mtucky Moreh11adStat11 Western Kentucky l<Eontucky Midcl11 Tormessae W11stemKentucky Morehead State George Mason Murray State Lou isvi lta Oaytoo Louisvi lle Mount St.Joseph Middle Tennessee • Morehead State ' KW ICToomey EKU " "' "" 55 OPP 48 " .,"' "" .," " " "" .,"' " "" " "" " " 57 61 53 "" " 77 " n "'" 69 65 68 57 " " " 100 . 77 70 72 85 72 " 00 Opp on ent Radford John Carroll Campbellsville West Virginia Cleveland State SouthFlorida Tenn essa&Tech Middle T80n<lSS88 Marshal l FloridaA&M Western Kentucky Austin Peay Murray State S.. llarmine Morehead State Louisville Nortll<lmKe ntucky WestamKentucky Xav ier Austin Peay Murray State Dayton MoraheadState Wast Vi rgi nia Campb811sville AA= Youngstown State Northern Kentucky Dayton Marshall Radford Ballarmine Louisville Ohio AustinP11ay Murray State Louisville Wes111mKentucky ~~:~:r;~~~:ky Kantucky W11 stomKentucky Mldd&Teonessee Kontucky Austin Peay Murray State Cincinnati Mount St.Joseph Youngstown State Tennessee Tech Morehead State XavHlr • Moreh11adStat11 • KWIC Toumey 42 EKU .""' 00 7' "" "" "" "n "" "" .," " 75 OT 75 ,s ,oo "" """72 OPP "72 " ""n """ 72 " 72 "n "" "72 " "" " .,"" "" "" 75 75 " " "75 ., " .," 72 n 73 76 72 72 87 " 100 68 "' 61 20T 61 Tennessee Tech MiddleTeonessee Louisville :~~~~~~ooga #AIAWRagionll Oppo nent OPP 102 #EastTennessoo 1980 -81 Won 16, Lost 15 1983- 84 Won 17, Lost 11 EKU " " " 79 00 S..llarmine Kentucky Wisconsin Evansville 65 52 Xavier Kentucky State Bowling Green Wake Forest Merct1r Dayton TennesseaTech Middle Tenne ssee Murray State Austin Peay Cleveland State 77 77 89 " " " .," 65 87 74 71 You ngstown State Louisville MoraheadState 62 ., n . 65 72 " 75 55 Oppo nent "'2 ""' "" EKU OPP H>S 57 00 74 "" "" " "" ." You ngstown State Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State • Tennes sae Tech Bow1ir,gGraen lndianaU.-PurdueU Murray State MiddleT&nnessee Appalachian State Austin Peay Xaviar{O.) Morehead State Dayton Cleveland State T8M8SS89T9ch Georgia Austin Peay North9mKentucky Kentucky State MoraheadState Youngstown State Ash land " 76 OT 69 78 83 72 81 65 n 75 81 "" ss "" "" "" "" . Davis&Elkins Auburn Miami(Fla.) Dayton Southeast Missouri Kent State Western Kentucky Bellarmina Cam pbellsville Western Kentucky Evansville Morehead State Kentucky State Tennessee Te ch Middla Tannass.;,a Murray State Austin Peay 7' 70 " OT 79 00 Opponent " Akron " " Youngstown State Morehead State Cleveland State 71 Youngstown State TennesS<l<lT&ch Midcle Tonn&ssw Murray State Austin Peay T9nnesseaTach """ Akron " "n 0 • OVCToumay OPP 74 n """ " .," .,"' "" "" " " "" 61 46 55 "" " "" " "'7' " . 51 49 75 69 62 " 55 OT 78 "' 67 11 " " . .," " ,0 EKU OPP 73 " " 1984 - 85 Won 18, Lost 10 88 Ta nnesseaTach Murray State Middle Tennessee • Murray State " • OVC Toumey 1982 - 83 Won 14, Lost 13 Opp onent Pikevi lle EKU OT 72 79 54 81 72 70 65 60 63 60 63 71 65 78 66 69 71 72 71 77 61 70 71 60 62 63 82 OT 61 65 " 7' .""" " "" "" " 7' 75 n ss "" "" "" """ "" 72 • OVC Tou may Eastern Kentucky University �1987-88 Won 6, Lost 20 1985-86 Won 8, Lost 17 Opponent Dayton Bellarmine Georgia Stat& Southt mMiss EKU OPP 75 82 OT 85 59 72 Kentuc::kyStata 78 ClevelandStaUI 90 Louisvillo Davis& Elkins Campbellsvi~ Nebraska Kentucky Akron 63 76 72 OT 75 55 OT 71 Youngstown State 72 Tenm1sswTeeh Midd8T&rmessw MurrayStat9 52 78 68 AustinPuay Morehflad State Austin Peay Murray State 78 52 66 78 Youn9s1ownS1ate Akron Midde Tennessee Tennessw Tech Morehead State 78 O T 76 85 70 71 " 80 72 57 73 "" "80 "75 "" "" n ""n" .. "" " OPP Central Michigan Wisconsin-Graen Bay 85 101 94 Louisvilkl 85 90 B.lllarmine 51 77 Ke ntucky AshlandColktga Stotson 56 86 77 88 76 79 Southwestamlouisiana East Tennessee 71 77 101 93 89 85 OT 78 75 70 91 Youngstown Sta!$ T&nnes5HT&eh Oaylon Akron Ohio Stets.on T&nn&SS"1 OPP "73 " " 71 81 82 82 85 40 115 n "' 94 T,nnnweStat, 72 EastT,ann11ssee MorGhaadStalll Cincinnati Murray State AustinPaay TennesSDllState Looisvilla Tenn11swe Tach Midd11 Tennassw Western Kentucky MorehaadStata Midda Tennassea Tenna n 1111 Tach AustinP,ay Murray Stata Young stown $1111, "" "" " " "" '°'" "" "'" "75 "84 " " o,y<oo 59 " 72 " 73 95 109 85 70 81 74 71 10 1 " "' EKU OPP Opponent Auburn Grambling Southaastlouisiarw1 NiehollsStatt Appalachian Stale Southaast looisiana MoraheadStata Austin P11ay Murray State TennesseeStnte Georgia T11nn11ssaaTach MiddeToonesSll<I Kentucky Wright Statt Morehead Stata Mick:III Ten,,., we Tannaswe Tach M."lrshall East Tannuste Tennessee State Cincinnati MurrayStat11 Austin Peay 81 73 80 100 Midda Tenne$$N 62 84 Murray$ta!l;J Austin Peay 76 S3 78 68 Western Carolina MorehaadState Western Kentucky Austin Peay Murray State 77 54 57 90 48 69 83 107 80 72 YoungstownStata Akron 78 62 91 65 Middle Tennessee 63 104 Tenm1ssoo Tedl Mo,8head$talll 77 87 95 66 Opponent Pittsburgl East11mMich'9ar, Looisvilla Cincinnati BowlingGrGen Rollins St11ts.on WHtemCa rolina MorehaadStnte Kentucky AustinP&ay Murray State Midd11 Tennassw TennesS1111State TennesSDll Tach Shawnee State Morehe ad State WrV!t State EastTennesSIIII TannasSIIIITl>Ch WastemKantucky Te nnesweStata Midd, TennesSIIII Murray State AustinPaay " 5S OPP 54 86 " 85 65 74 59 64 89 n 57 51 "" " 82 "" a OT .. 98 ,02 "" 75 OT OT " 7' "70 77 "" "" " """ " 72 7' 75 00 59 1990-91 Won 14, Lost 13 Opponent Canisius ChicagoStata UNC·Ashevilla WrightState Missouri Howard x a~iar Looisville Dayton Morehead State Tannaswe Taeh TennessooState Midde Tennassea Cincinnati AustinPaay MurrayS1a1a Morahead State MurrayStat11 Austin Peay Wastam Kantucky Midda Toonassaa Kantucky TennesS88State TannasweTach UNC-Ashaville Appalachian State "MiddlaTannassw Lady Colonel Basketball EKU Won 12, Lost 14 EKU Pittsburgh K,ntucky Missouri-Kansa.sCity McNte$$$tatt 1989-90 Won 12, Lost 14 EKU 1988- 89 1986 - 87 Won 9, Lost 18 Opponent Opponent EKU OPP " " " "" 5S 75 5S 72 72 59 "" " "" "" " " 70 "'77 59 80 " 43 �Lady Colonels On The Air Richmond radio station WEKY-AM(1340 on the dial) will broadcast all Lady Colonel home games this year including all of the Ohio Valley Conference games in Paul S. McBrayer Arena on the EKU campus. WEKY Sports Director Dan McBride will bring all the fast-paced action when the Lady Colonels hit the floor. Be sure to listen as McBride brings the action of Eastern Kentucky University's run for the Ohio Valley Conference crown. On The Road With The Lady Colonels De<.8 University of Loui sv ille Oepartbybus @ 3:00p.m.forlouisville, KY on Dec. 8. Depart after game 9:30 p.m. Arrive in Richmond @ 11 :JOp.m Jan. 23 Murray State Southeast Missouri Oepart bybus @ 1:00p.m.onJanuary 22 for Murray. Stayat Shoney'slnn (502)753-5353. Oepartafter thegameon Jan uary 23 for Cape Girardeau. MO. Stay at Drury Lodge (314) 334-7151. Depart afterthe gameonJanuary25 andarrivein Richmond @ 3:00 a.m. Depa rt Dec. 29 @ 1:00 p.m. by b us StayinS uper8 Lodge(812)232·4890. Departafterthe game approximately9:3D p.m.Arivein Richmond @ 2:00a.m. f -- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - ---< Jan.28 Depart bybus@3:00p.m. onJanuary28 Jan.1·5 Depart by plane 6:4 5 a. m. on January 1. Morehead State Depart after lhegamean d arrive in Rich S1ay at Marriott Ai rport (305) 649-5000. mon d at midnight. Sun and Fun Depart from Miami. Flon January5 @r - - - - - - -- -- - - -Cla ssic 6:05a. m.andarrive @Lexingtonairport Feb. 6, Depart by bus@ 1:00p.m.onFebruary @ 10:55a.m. Au stin Peay 5. Arrive in Clarksville, TN @ 5:00 p.m. Stay at Best Western {615) 645-1400 Tennessee State Departbybus@l:OOp.m.onJanuary l eave for Nashvi ll e, TNafter game. Stay Jan.9 at Ho ward Johnson' s (615) 226-4600. Tennessee Tech 8. Stay at Days lnn (615)528·1511 in Cookevi ll e. Depart for Murfrees boro. TN Middle Tennessee Depart for Aichmond following the game after game. Stay a1 Garden Plaza Hote l on FebruaryBand arrivein Richmond@ (615)895-5555. Depart on January 11 12:30a.m. andarriveinRichmondonTuesday. r -- - - - ------January12 @ 1:oo a.m. Feb.18 Departbybus@S:lSp.m.forLexington. Depart fo r Richmond after the game an d Kentucky Depart by bus@3:30p.m.on Jan.13 arrive @ 11:00 p.m. Jan.13 forCincinnati,OH. Departafler thegame r - - - - - - -- - - - - -Cincinnati Feb.27 andarriveinAichmond @ 12:30a.m. Departby bus @ noon onFebruary26 Tennessee-Martin for Marti n, TN. Stay at Univers~y lodge (901) 587-9577. Depart aft er the game and arrive in Richmo nd @ 1:00 a.m. Dec.JO Indiana State 44 Eastern Kentucky University �1993 National Collegiate Division I Women's BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Flrwt Round • Second AOtlnd * March17 March200f21 Regional• March25ar.d27 S.mifinala April3 ........ 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