https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/67f229e0b74dd8995f3f46fdd2609f5d.pdf 5e7dcbe23bc238a6677dff9f30f37082 PDF Text Text �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1991-92 Schedule SMo Opponent Date Nov. 22 Nov. 23-24 Wrigh! State Bowling G reen Bank Invitational Nov. 26 Dec.3 Vanderbilt Cincinnati Nashville, TN Home Dec. 7-8 FIOrida State Tournament (The Dial Classic) TaHahassee, FL Time 2:00p.m. TBA Home Bowling Green, KY (EKU, Western Kentucky, Tennessee Tech, Furman) 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA (EKU, Florida State, Florida Allanlic, Mootana State) Oec. 10 Oec. 14 Dec. 28 Jan. 4 Jan.a Jan.11 Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Feb. 3 Feb.a Feb.10 Feb. 12 Feb.15 Feb. 17 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Feb. 28 Mar. 6-7 Cincinnati, OH Xavier Dayton 7:00p.m. Home Huntington, WV Martin, TN Home Home Home Clarksville, TN Cape Girardeau, MO Murray.KY Murfreesboro, TN Morehead, KY Home Mam,all UT-Martin ·Morehead State ·rennessee Tech "Tennessee State • Austin Peay "Southeast Missouri "Murray State "Middle Tennessee "Morehead State "Middle Tennessee "Murray State UT-Martin "Southeast Missouri • Austin Peay 5:15p.m. 3:00p.m. 7:00p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:15p.m . 5:15p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:30p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:15p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:15p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Home Home Home Home Nashville, TN "Tennessee State "Tennessee Tech Western Carolina OVC Championship Tournament Cookeville, TN Home TBA TBA • Ohio v alley Conference Game 1990-91 SEASON RESULTS Date No,.23 Nov. 24 Dec. 3 o~, Dec. 7 Oee.8 Oee.11 Oec.15 Jan.5 Jan.8 Jan.12 Jan. 14 Jen. 19 Jan.23 Jan.26 JM.28 Opponen1 (Att.) Cailslus('36) ChlcagoState(381) UNC,AsheviHe (300) Wright5tale (176) Mie.souri (607) Howard(300) Xevie,(200) louilllille (300) Oeyton(500) Mcnheed Sw e (500) T.-.l'teH"Tech (2,665) T.-.nes1ffState(250) Mlck1e Teme.aee(850) Cncirwiati(278) AuslinPeay(350) Mway Slate (400) ••• Tl Tl H A T2 T2 H H A A A A H A H H W-L Scan L ..... w w w L l w w L L L l w w w w 7~63 78-62 113-45 72-49 59-55 9065 71-68 114-75 ...., 7~55 Date Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 11 Feb.16 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Feb. 25 Feb. 28 Mar.1 Ma,. S Opponent (Att.) MoreheadSta1e(700) Mun1yState(1,200} Austin Peay (139) we,ternKentuc:ky(750) Middle Tenl't8M88 (1,000) Kentvclly(800) Tent'IH H8Stele(900) TennHHe Tech(1,200) UNC-Aaheville (100) AppalechianState(86) Middle Tenl't&HH(l,402) Site W-L H A A H A H H H A A T3 w L w L L L w w w L L 80..72 69-52 ·~" 7~58 ,0.67 Tl Chippowa Cla&sic,Mt. Pleaaant.MI T2 Mid·Ameriee Clu1ic, Columbia. MO T3 OtiioVaJJeyConfer&neeChamplof\ship,Coollelfille, TN ..... score 90.55 114-77 114-57 81-80 70-71 ...., 7549 7~59 ,,... 86-72 �Eastern Kentucky University 1991-92 Media Guide Contents ....... 2 Memo To The Media .. Athletics At EKU ................................................ 4 Pre-season Outlook .. ........ ..................8 Paul S. McBrayer Arena.. Coach Larry Inman.. ......... .. 9 ........ 1O The Assistant Coaches and Staff ................ 12 Meet The Lady Colonels .. ... 14 Final EKU Stats ............................................... 25 Final OVC Stats ................................... 26 Meet The Opponents ....................................... 29 AH-Time Series History ... Lady Colonel Records .. .......... 34 .. ............ 35 Lady Colonel Elite ............................................ 36 Year-By-Year Results ...................................... 37 Lady Colonels On The Air ............................. IBC I A This publieationwas pr&parlldandaditlld by Soon Wilson.Sports lnlormalion graduate assistant. Tha Division of Sports Information is loeeted in Room205 olth8Flobar1 B. Beg1GyBuilding, telephone606622-1253. Photographieserviees ware providedby TimBoona, Greg Perry. EKU Division of Public: Information, al'ld Mar'II Cornelison Typ,asenillgand layoutservicaswaraprovidadby Norma Bowling, EKU DivisionolSpecial Programs. Foradditionalcopies ol lhis meda guide. submit a wrinen req.Jest to Iha above address at EHtem Kllnrucky University. Ridlmond.KY40475-3105. Printing sefVic:es were provided by Post Printing Co. of Lexington, Ky. This publication waspaidforlhrough stateful'lds Lady Colonel Basketball About the Cover merican Women's Sports Federation AllAmerican Angie Cox and Cheryl Jones, two of the Ohio Valley Conference's best 3-point shooters, will lead the charge this year as the Lady Colonels make a run for the OVC crown. The "Backcourt Bombers· will provide trouble for EKU opponents, as the Lady Colonels will have multiple weapons from which to choose. (Special thanks to photographer Tim Boone and the Wright Patterson Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio.) �Memo to the Sports News Media The 1991-92 Basketball Media Guide has been prepared especially for the members of the print and electronic media who cover Ea stem Kentucky University ath letics. We hope th is guide will p rovide many of the answers concerning Coach Larry lnman's Lady Colonels and EKU in general. If you desire additional information, special featu res, p ictu res, etc. , or have questions not answered in this book, feel free to contact the Division o f Sports Information located in the Begley Building, Room 205 , telephone (606) 6221253. WORKING PRESS - Press passes are required at all doubleheader games. II you have special needs such as working space , telecopier, telephone, etc., make your requests as far in advance as possible. RADIO - Shouk::I any radio stations desire to broadcast home games, requests should be addressed to the Division ol Sports Information and be made by NAME as early as GENERAL INFORMATION Local ion - Richmond, Madison County, Kentu cky, a growing city of about 24,000. Enrollment - 16,000 Founded-1906 Presidenl - Dr. Hanly Funderbur11 Vice President for Academic Aff airs - Dr. John Rowlett Ath letic Conference - Ohio Va lley, NCAA Baskelbalt Arena - Paul S. McBrayer Arena (capacity 6,500) Nickname - Lady Colonels Syrrbol - Old Southern Gentleman (Colonel) Colors - Maroon and White ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Members: Dr. Robert Baugh, Chairman ; Or. Dorothy Kir11patrick, Dr. Anne Brooks, Dr. Samuel Leung, Dr. Nancy Peet, Dr. Doug Whil lock, Ms. Jeanelle Crockett, Or. James Masterson, Dr.Jay Riggs, Dr. Janna Vice, C .E. Baldwin, Roy Kidd and Dr. Martha Mullins, ex-oflicio Director of Athletics - Roy Kidd Associate Director ol Athletics for Internal All airs Martha Mullins Assistant Director of Ath letics fo r External Alf airs Steve Angelucci Dr. Dr. possible. lines are to be ordered by lhe requesting station direct from Soul h Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions 10 contact t he Eastern SID'S office prior to installing lines. The "official station,· as designated by the Director of Athleticsol the visiting inst itution, 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 ol 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 t he sidelines du ring the game provided they remain a safe distance fro m the playing court and not in front of the bench, coaching areas, and scorer's table. Flash pho tography is not allowed. Head Basketball Coach- Larry Joe Inman (Austin Peay, 1970) Assistant Coaches - Mary Ann Grimes (Ohio University), Kim Bynum (Louisville) Head Coaches Other Sports - Jim Ward, baseball: Mike Pollio, men's baSketball: Roy Kidd, football ; Geri Polvino, volleyball: Lew Smither, golf: Rick Erdmann, men's track and cross country: Tom Hig,;iins, men's tennis: Rick: Erdmann, women's l rack and cross country; Sandra Mart in, women's tennis; Kris Ohler, field hockey; and Jane Worthington, soltball. Assistant Coaches Other Sports-John Ferguson, Mike Calhou n, men's basketball ; Jim Tanara, Jack Ison, Joe Blankenship, Larry McDaniel, Teddy Taylor and Doug Carter, football; Ernie Gilbert , volleyball; Tim Moore, men's and women's track and cross country. Trainer - Dr. Bobby Barton Assistant Trainers - Eva Clifton, Randy McGuire Sport s Information Director - Kart Par11 Athletics Business Manager - David Par11e BOARD OF REGENTS Chairman, Jim Gilbert, Richmond and Berea; Vice Chairman. John Cooper, Georgetown; Dr. Rodney Gross, Grayson: Mrs. Marilyn Hacker, Lexington: Justice Joseph Lambert, Mt. Vernon and Frankfort: Walter E. May, Pikeville; Ernie House, London; James Howard, Richmond; Dr. Kart Kuhn, !acuity representative: and Ken Upchurch, student represe ntative. Eastern Kentucky University �Dr. Hanly Funderburk EKU President D;·e~~n~~ ~~::i::~ ~~::~~~ ~:s ::::;,~ ~:~~;~ University. Throughout his more than 31 years of service to education, or. Funderburk, 60, has held to his commitment of excellence in the classroom. in the research laboratory and as a university administrator. Dr. Funderburk's baekground in many ways parallels that of many past Eastern Kentucky University's foundersmodest beginnings as a famt>oy, earning his education, military service, a welcomer of responsibility, enthusiastic and impatient ol mediocrity. A native ol Carrollton, Alabama, President Funderburk earned the bachelor ol science degree in agricultural science fro m Auburn University, wor1<ing on a family farm each summer between terms. Following three years in the U.S. Army, he returned lo Auburn to earn a master of science degree in botany. later, he completed study for l he doctorate of lady Colonel Basketball philosophy degree in plant physiology from Louisiana State University. Dr. Funderburk held progressively reSjX)nsible positions in teaching, research and administration during his years at Auburn. Dr. Funderburk served as chancellor of Auburn University at Montgomery, a regional university that serves south central Alabama. The 500-acre campus and its $20 million physical plant was developed during his tenure there and today stands as a testimonial to his administrative and leadership ability. On his philosophy concerning the role of Intercollegiate athletics, Dr. Funderburk says, · 1 believe that a reasonable program of intercollegiate ath let ics, operated in an ethical, rational manner is an important part of an institution of higher education. We must not lose sight of the fact that academics are our l)f'imary purpose, and we must remember that participantsonourteamsarestudent-athletes. ltisalsoimperative that intercollegiate athletics be conducted on a very high level of integrity. "Within thislramework, I believe that athletics have a real role to play in the educalional experience. A sound, competilive program of athletics provides a rallying point for an institution's alumni and can be of benefit to the other, more fundamental, purposes of a u niversity." He and his wile, Helen, have two children, Kenneth Cliff and Debra Elaine Dahl; a granddaughter, Ashley Dahl, and a grandson, Hanly P. Funderburk. �Athletics at Eastern Kentucky University The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics sponsors eight intercollegiate sports for men and seven intercollegiate sports forwomen. Extensive intramural, free play and club sports programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the Dr. Robert Baugh Dean College of Health, Physleal Ed., Recreation and Athletlcs health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the 51 full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are six undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type of organization contributes significantly to successful coordination o f the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The college is headed by Dean Robert J. Baugh. Its three academic departments are: Health Education, chaired by Dr. Don Calitri; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired by Dr. Larry Belknap; and Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Lonnie Davis. The College's program in intercollegiate athletics is administered by athletic director Roy Kidd; associate director of athletics for internal affairs Or. Martha Mullins; and Dr. Steve Angelucci, assistant director of athletics for external affairs. A balanced athletic program-intramural sports clubs and intercollegiate competition- is provided by the College. EKU, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference. fields women's athletic teams in basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, cross country, and track and field (indoor and outdoor). D ~'d~:t~~n~~ ~o7~~e: ~rua~:1~~~e~:s~~:~ Recreation, and Athletics, one of the University's nine academic colleges. Baugh, former professor and chair 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 during 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 lour 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 an associate professor in EKU's College of Allied Health and Nursing. Outstanding facilities are required to support an operation with the scope of Eastem's College of H.P.E.R.A. The College's programs are housed in live major campus structures: The Robert 8. Begley Building, where it is headquartered; Alumni Coliseum, Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building and 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 practical educational opportunity for students as well as individualized physical activity, lifestyle 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 Kkld, the dean of Ohio Valley Conlerence football coaches, Is in his first year as head ol Eastem·s Division of Intercollegiate Athletics Kidd, who has been head football coach at EKU since 1964, has ties to Eastern dating back to the early 1950's when he was an All-American quartert>ack. He also served as a graduate assistant Ior one year at the conck.JsiOn of his playing career and an assistant coach for one year before beooming head ooach. In between, he was a highly successful high school coach and served one year as an assislant at Morehead State. Anativeol Corbin, Kentucky, he received his B.S. and M.A. degrees in 1955 and 1956, respectivelylrom Eastern. In 1990, the stadium portion of the Begley Building/Hanger Field COrJ1>lex was named in his honor. Kidd is recognized as one of the premier coaches in college lootbal compi~ng a 27-year record of 218-79-8 entering the '91 season. He is one of five active coaches with more than 200 career victories. During his tenure, the Colonels have won more games than any other team in the history ol Division I-AA. He has been named I-AA National Coach-of-the-Year twice and OVC Coach-of-the-Year eight times. His teams have won outright or shared 12 OVC titles. Kidd and his wile, 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 first year as Associate Athletics Director for Internal Affairs. Shewas promoted lrom her previous position of Assistant Athletic Director, a post she had held tor 15 years, following a raorganization ol the athletic department. She has been an administrator in women's athletics at Eastern for the past 20 years and served as the women's tennis coach until the 1983-84 season. A graduate ol 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 !he women·s track program. She went on to serve a six-year tenure in Florida's junior college system where she was active as a tennis and volleyball coach, and provided early leadershp in establishing athletic participation for women students in the state's jurucr rolleges. In 1984, she was selected for the Kentucky Women's lnterrollegiate Conference's Honor Award for ootSlanding service to women's lnterrollegiate athletics in Kentucky. Mullins has been responsible for the acquisition cf historical records of 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 ol the steering committee of the Kentucky Sports Equity Project, a state and federally-funded effort to increase opportunities !or minorities and women in sport leadership positions. She also serves on the board ol directcrsol l he national organization, National Association ol Women Athletic Administra1ors. Mullins has been active in Ohio Valley Conference activities and served cnlhe Hall of Fame Committee and the OVC 40th Anniversary Corrvnittee. In addition, she is a member of the NCAA Track and Flekl Committee. Dr. Steve Angelucci Assistant Director of Athletics for External Affairs Dr. Steve Angelucci begins his second year at Eastern. Ha was originally hired as Director cf Athletic Marketing and Fundraising in August, 1990. Laler, he was promoted to his current position lollowing a reorganization of the athletic department in February, 1991. A graduate of the University of Kentucky, he later received a dodo(s degree in medical dentistry from Kentucky. After saNing nine years as a successful dentist in the Lexington area, Angelucci decided to change careers. He enrolled at Ohio University and received a maste(s degree in Spor1s Administration. Before roming to Eastern, ha was most racentl}t the Assistant Executive Director of the Cardinal Afhletic Fund at the University of Louisville. His duties at Eastern include continued work in !he area of marketing andfundraising. Ha is also involved with ticket sales, advertising, corporate sponsorship, promolional activities, and lhe Colonel Club. Finally, ha is responsible !or other aspects dealing with athletics and external affairs. Angelucci and his wile, Unda, have two children. Lady Colonel Basketball �The Supporting Cast Dr. Bobby Barton Heid Trainer Karl Park David Parka Sport• Information Athletlc Bualnesa Director Manager Paull Comba Secretary ExlllrnalAflalra Becky Hacker JannlfarMartln Secretary Secretary Alhlatlc NCAA CompUance Dt. David Coleman Nancy Kenner Prnident Record Keeper ColonalClub Colonel Club Athletic Eva Clifton Randy McGuire Assistant Trainer Anlatant Trainer Connie Vice Athletlc Joan Hopkins Athletic Academic Ticket Manager CounMlor Mary Kay Kaattz Record Keeper ColonalCIUb Joanne Whitlock Secretary Sports Information Eastern Kentueky University �The Campus Beautiful T he nickname, "The Campus Beautiful," aptly describes the Eastern Kentucky University campus. It is t ruly a beautiful atmosphere in which to live and learn. Eastern, a member of the Commonweatth's sysl em of regional universities, is the culmination of more than a century ol higher education development on its 350-acre main campus in Richmond. Today's modern Eastern otters 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 environmental 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 Or. Hanly Funderburk, who has begun his seventh lull academic year as Eastern's eighth president. Lady Colonel Basketball The University seeks to fulfill the "living•while-leaming" concept by providing comfortable living conditions for al· most 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 !or its program of intercollegiate athletics and recreational sports. The accomplishments of the Colonel athletic teams are a source of great pride for the student body and campus community. Eastem is a hub for cultural enrichment opportunities as nationally known lecturers, artists, and entertainers appear on campus. A wide variety of studenl and 1aculty musical groups also provide a l ine 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 Ready To Open 'Total Package' For a few years now, Eastern Kentueky has taken its lu"1)S in Ohio Valley Conlerence women's basketball action. Some teams thought EKUon the schedule meant an automatic w. Well, that way ol thinking has been changing aOO suddenly the Lady Colonels aren't pushovers anymore. They are making opponenls start lo take notice of them, whether they want lo or aot. And there is good reason for such an attitude. Larry Joe Inman has slowly and precisely been building the EKU program baek up from the doldrums of a 6-20 season in 1987-88. He worked on the mental as well as the physical aspects of the program and has turned in three years of 12-14, 12-14and 14· 13. In 1990-91, Inman took the Lady Colonels to their first OVC tournament appearance in six years. "We feel like we have reached a poinl in our program where we can make a difference in the OVC race. We showed that last year by finishing lhird," said Inman. "Now, I believe we have what it lakes to be competitive with the best teams in lhe conference-height, strength, speed and good shOoters. We have the total package." And the package begins in the backcourt with seniorshOoting stars Angie Cox and Cheryl Jones. Gone is AII-OVC performer Kelly Cowan, but the "Backcourt Bonbers" will provide abigscoringpunchfor EKU. Cox, named second-team All-America by the American Women's SIX)rts Federation in 1991, led the team wilh an 18.6 points per game average (second in the OVC ) and was the conference's best in threepoint shooting (65-147, .442). The 5-9 guard also set a new ave and school record last year with 105 steals. Jones, 5-5, is an excellent outside shOoterwith good court awareness. She broke the schOol record tor most assists in a season last year with 170. Cox and Jones will be backed up by two freshmen phenoms, 5-7 Mais ha Thomas of Winchester anc:15-7 Samantha Young of Pineville. Thomas is as quick as lightning and a w izard w ith the ball, and Young is a sure-shot from most anywhere on the oourt. Michelle King, 5-6, will walk-on , as will 5-6 Cynthia Collins. Inman will have a bl of talent along l he fronlline. He can build around the return of honorable-mention AWSF All-America and honorable mentionAII-OVC JareeGoodinalcenter. Goodin, a 6-2 junior, w ill battle for playing time w ith 6-1 j.mior, Sue Zylstra, sop homores 6-1 Shannah McIntosh and 6-4 Sheletha McEaddy and redshirt 5-11 sophomore Rhonda Hardesty. Pushing the returners for starting positions w ill be two junior college transfers, Segena Mackeroy and Tiffany Mayfield. Mackeroy, 6-3 and loaded with talent, is from Central Florida Comrn.Jnity College, w hile Mayfield, 5-9 and quick, is from Lincoln Junior College in Matteson, IL. The Lady Colonels highlight their 1991-92 season with tournament appearances in the Bowling Green Bal"K lnvital ional in Bowling Green, Kentucky and l he Dial Classic at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. They w ill visit Southeastern Conference power Vanderbilt as we ll as Xav ier and Marshall. Eastern will battle the always -tough Tennessee Tech and Middle Tennessee in the ave race. Joining the light this season w ill be Southeast Missouri. 1991-92 Lady Colonel Numerical Roster No. Player 11 Cynthia Collins Angie Cox Cheryf Jones Rhonda Hardesty Sue Zylstra Jaree Goodin Samantha Young Michelle King Segena Mackeroy M aisha Thomas Sheletha McEacldy Mayfield Shannah McIntosh 12 14 15 20 22 23 24 25 32 33 34 54 nnany Pos. G G G F F/C CIF G G F G C F F HI. 5-6 5.9 5-5 Class 5-1 1 So. 6-1 6-2 5.7 5-6 6-3 5-7 6-4 5-9 6-1 J<. J<. F<. Fr. Jr. Fr. FL $<. s.. So. Jr. So. Hometown Hlgh Scl'IOOIIJC Hazard, KY Somerset, KY ludlOw, KY Coshocton , OH Miami, Fl Corbin, KY Pineville, KY Lexington, KY Daytona Beach , F'Winchester , KY Fort Riley, KS Matteson , IL Middletown , OH M.C. Napier Pulaski County Notre Dame Academy River View Westminsier Chrisl ian eort,;n Bell Counly Lexington Catholic Central FloridaCC Clark County Junction City Lincoln JC Preble Shawnee Head Coach: Larry Inman (41h yr. at EKU, 38/41; 12lhyr. overall, 199-114) Asalstant Coaches: Mary Ann Grimes and Kim Bynum Studenl Managers: Pam Monroe and Donna Phelps Eastern Kenlucky University �Paul S. McBrayer Arena H ome of the Lady Colonels A 1umni 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 women moved from Weaver Health Building. Located on a southern s1opeofthe EKU campus, Alumni Coliseum forms the nucleus of a thoughtfully planned sports complex. The Coliseum is a massive physical plant and features a great triumph in architectural design with its modem laminated cross-arched roof - the work:l's largest of ils kind - spanning 309 !eel 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 root, which arches gracefully 81 feet above flOor level, is southern pine linished in its natural beauty. In addition to McBrayer Arena, which seats 6,500 for basketball games and 8,000 for other programs, the building contains lour 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 projection room, a training room, and weight room. A hydraulicoperated stage is located at the east end of the main arena floor. Since the women's basketball program began playing its games in Alumni Coliseum, the Lady Colonels have co~iled an overall home record of 99 wins and 80 losses. Lady Colonel Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS IN MCBRAYER ARENA Y••r 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 Total• Winning Pct.•553 Won 2 8 3 Loot 4 11 8 6 11 3 8 4 . 80 �Inman Sees Light at End of Tunnel Larry Joe Inman Head Coach F ~~;~:a:'r~:i~d~~a~;sE!-s~:;nJ~=n~:;:Yn ~~~:r:~~ women's baskelball program. The process has been slow, but it finally looks like !here is light at the end of the lunnel. Under lnman's direction, the Lady Colonels broke the .500 barrier during lhe 1990-91 season with a 14-13 record and their lirst appearance in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament In six years. "It hasn't been easy, but the players and the coaching stall have been committed to this program and determined to bring Eastern Kentucky University women's basketball 10 prominence once again,· said Inman, one win shy ol his 200th collegiate coaching victory. ·we have some good freshmen coming in and the junior college players on the team have experience. Those things, coupled with the returning players, should make for a good mixture." Challenges are nothing new to Inman, the dean of Ohio Valley Conference women's basketball coaches. He is beginning his fourth season at Eastern Kentucky and his 12th overall in the OVC. He helped make Middle Tennessee State University into a national contender in only a few short years before taking over at EKU. 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) at Mount Juliet High School in Nashville, Tennessee. lnman·s coaching ability became readily apparent to college officials and he quickly moved up to take the helm of lhe Middle Tennessee State Lady Raiders. During his eight years there, he produced a record of 161-73 (.688) and took 10 lnman's Track Record 1973-1978 at Mt. Juliet High School (TN) Won , 26, 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 Champs in 1983, 85, 86 1988-91 at Eastern Kentucky Won 38, Lost 41 (.481) OVC Tournament Appearance 1991 Career Coaching Record - 15 years Won 325, Lost 138 (.701) his teams to four NCAA regional tournaments where MTSU compiled a 2-4 record against some of the top teams in the nation. His 1982-83 squad finished with a 10-0 league record which stood as the only unblemished mark in the OVC un1il Tennessee Tech went 12-0 in 1989. Coaching honors have come with regularity for Inman, including the Ohio Valley Conference Coachol the Year for the 1990-91 season. It was the filth such oonlerence honor of his career. The 1970 Austin Peay State University graduate was nominated forthe WBCA District 9 Coach of lhe Year in 1990. Eastern Kenlueky University �EKU Coaching Records (Since 1972) """' Ell&n.Jotvi1 PaulaWeleh TenyHal -. lyr.(1972-73) lyr.(1973-74) George Cox lyr.(1974-75) 4yr&.{1975-79) 7yrs.(1979-86) 2yrs.(1986-88) Larry Inman 3yu. (1988-91) ShirteyDuncan Dianne Murphy -- ...... °"""" ...... ovc 1~3 17~ 1<1-< 41-59 96-101 1S-38 31>41 6-13 30-'6 9-19 18-18 Year-by-Year Records (Since 1972) ""' 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 197&-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1..... 1 1981-82 1982--83 1,.,... 19U85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1986-89 1989-90 1990-91 EllenJohm; PalAaWelch TenyHan Shirley Duncan Shine)'Ounean ShineyOuncan ShineyOunean OianneMurphv Dianne Murphy Dianne Murphy Dianne Murphy OianneMtwphy Dianne Murphy Dianne Murphy George Cox George Cox Larry Inman Larry Inman Larry Inman ...... ...... ...... "'" OVC . 17~ ~ 17~ 7-17 12-15 5-24 9-19 HHS 14-16 14-13 17-11 18-10 8-17 9-18 6-20 12-14 12-14 1,f-13 ~5 1~ 1-5 ·~ ·~ ,~ 1~ 1-13 4-10 5-9 5-7 ·~ 7~ was nominated for the WBCA District 9 Coach of the Year in 1990. While at Mount Juliet High School, Inman was named Nashville Interscholastic League Coach of the Year lour limes as he directed his teams to live district crowns. four regional championships, three Nil titles and the 1977 Tennessee Class AAA state championship. Success to Inman reaches far beyond the basketball court. He wants his players to not only be successful in the game of athletics. but also in the game of life. ·1 hope to teach our players the skills and work habits that will not only make them better basketball players. but also betterpeopte;said Inman, who received his master's degree from Tennessee State in 1977. ·1 hope the players will use the same habits they learned in our basketball program to make them happy and successful people in their careers and personal lives: Inman is married to the former Bobbie Gene Follis of Shelbyville, Tennessee, manager of Wal-Mart in Paris. He has a son, Jody, 17, and two daughters, Latrice, 16, and Tiffany, 8. lady Colonel Basketball 11 �Mary Ann Grimes Assistant Coach M ::i:~G= ~~n~'.:=r~ ~~ni~c;a~iv:~:; women's basketball program. Before coming to Richmond, Grimes coached girls' high school basketball in Ohio. The nalive Ohioan played collegiate hoops for Ohio University where she was a four-year starter and herteam·s leading scorer asa 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 lo a three-year record of 64-7, including an Ohio Class AA state runner-up finish in 1979-80. In 1984, she began a four-year tenure at Tri-Valley High School, and compiled a record of 60-33, including a Class AA runner-up finish in 1984-85. Her duties as assistant coach cover lhe areas of recruiting, on-lk>or coaehing, academic monitoring, counseling and public relalions. Grimes earned a maste(s degree in physical education in 1986 from Ohio University. She has a daughter, Brandy, age 5. Kim Bynum Assistant Coach K~:~:,~:;:,~~a~~~~~a~~:\:::s:::~t!i~C:!1: Bud Childers al the University of Louisville. MuehofBynum's coaching background came from Southern High School in Louisville (KY) as from 1984-86 she served as assistant softball coach, freshman girls basketball coach and junior varsity assistant coach. Then from 1986-90, working with head coach Bill Brown as an assistant, Byrum helped direct the Southern Lady Trojans to a combined 121-9 varsity record during that period. Southern, in the meantime, won the 1988 Kentueky state cha"l)ionsh~ and finished second in 1990. Bynum, 25, received her bachelor of science degree in physical educalionwith a minor ln health eciJcation lromthe 12 University of Louisville in 1989. She recentlycolTJ)letedworkthis past spring on her master of arts degree in sports administration at Uofl. Herduties this past season at Louisville included on-the-floor coaching during practice and games, scouting opponents. scheduling practice tor visiting teams, lilm e:t:change, recruiting and supervising ballgirls, coordinating on-cafl1)Us visits for recruits and handling mass mailings for summer can-.,s. Eastern Kenlueky University �Kelly Cowan Jennifer Bright Student Assistant Graduate Assistant A:~~~:=~:::;:; Colonels, Kelly Cowan becomes the team's new student assistant c:oach.Cowan,aphysicaleducation major,isfinishing up he,education beloretaklnggraduatecourses. Cowan's collegiate career was impressive to say the least. She finished wtth 1,515 points to end up the third highest scorer in school histOf)'. She was also named honorable-mention All-America by the American Women's Sports Federation in 1991 and first-team AH-Ohio Valley Conference twice. She was also recipient of the schoofs first Hanes Her Way NCAA Woman ol the Year Award. Al Pulaski County High School in Somerset, Kentucky, Cowan earned All-State honors and a spot on the presligKlus Kentucky All Star team that plays Indiana each year. J ~::,:::;l~;:a~~~ graduating from East Tennessee StateUniversilyinJohnsonCily, TN. in1990.Brightwijlbepursuing a master's degree In Sports Administration at EKU. She played two years of basketball at East Tennessee State aftertransferring from Milligan College in Milligan, TN. WhHe there, Bright also participated on the women's softball team for two seasons. This past season, Bright was assistant basketball coach at Tusculum Col~e in Greenville, TN. Sha attended Loudon High School in Loudon, TN. Bright has also coached several Tennessee AAU basketball teams. Pam Monroe Donna Phelps Manager Manager p ~;m~~::;e,~~:~n:~~~ second year as a manager fort he Eastern Kentucky Lady Colonels. Monroe attended Southern High School in Louisville where she woik&d w~h the boys basketball team her sophomore year and thagirlsbaskatballtaamharjuniorandsenioryears. She enjoys singing, swimming and tennis during her spare time. Monroe would like to be a disc jockey after leaving college. Sha is the daughter of Edna and Jimmie Monroe. D~hnenr:;;a!~arn=~~~=~ town, KY, is starting her second season as manager for the Lady Colona~. Phelps attended Nelson County High School wh&fa she wasabasketbaUmanagerforthrae years. Sha likes lo spend her spare time reading and getting together withlriends. She is the daughter of Jim and Mary Ph alps. Robin White Laura Wilkinson Student Trainer Student Trainer Lady Colonel Basketball 13 �Angie Cox 5-9 SENIOR GUARD SOMERSET, KY Junior Season- Named second-team All-America by American Women's Sports Federation ... Definite All-America candidate this season ... Led team in scoring with 18.6 points per game average ... Led Ohio Valley Conference in threepoint shooting (65-147) and set new school record for threepointers made and attempted ... Selected first-team AII-OVC ... Named GTE Academic All-American for District IV . Became EKU's ninth all-time leading scorer with 938 points ... Collected 105 steals. Sophomore Season - Started 22 of 26 games ... Showed moments of brilliance as passer and shooter ... Contributed in the rebounding department ... Finished second on the team in steals ... Averaged 9.3 points per game. Freshman Season- Named to OVC All-Freshman team .. Dished out 113 assists ... Had two single games of 13 assists ... Had 47 steals ... Averaged 8.5 points per game. Hlghllghts - Field Goals Made, 11, vs. Cincinnati {1-23-91) and Murray State (1-28-91) ... Free throws made, 9, vs. Middle Tennessee (2-18-91) ... Most Points, 32, vs. Murray State {1-28-91) ... Most Rebounds, 9, vs.Western Kentucky (2-16-91) ... Most Assists, 13, vs. Tennessee State (1-23-89) and (2-18-89) ... Most Steals, 8, vs. Cincinnati (1-23-91) and Austin Peay (2-11-91) ... Most Blocks, 3, vs. Howard (12-8- 90). Personal - Played at Pulaski County High School .. . Earned All-State honors ... Played on Kentucky All-Star team in annual competition with Indiana ... Daughter of Barry and Linda VanHook ... Occupational Therapy major ... Born October 19, 1970. CAREER STATS 14 G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. REB. AVG. 1~89 1~90 1i90-91 23 26 27 648 721 894 73 90 172 185 241 356 .395 .373 .480 36 31 92 50 52 126 .720 .596 .730 58 102 113 2.5 3.9 4.2 113 84 84 77 127 106 Total• 76 2,263 335 784 .427 159 228 .697 273 3.5 324 267 A TO BS 14 ST PF-D TP AVG. 47 40 105 71-4 79-4 90-6 196 241 501 8.5 9.3 18.6 192 2-40-14 938 12.3 Eastern Kentucky University �All-America Candidate "Angie Cox is a talented basketball player who can hurt you in three different ways. She can penetrate to the basket, hit the 3-pointer or she can dish off to the open player. Angie raises the level of play of those around her and definitely has a chance at All-America honors. " Joe Ciampi Auburn University "I have had the fortune, or mis- fortune, of playing against Angie for the past three years. She is one of the most complete guards we have ever played against. She has playmaking ability and is a deadly 3-point shooter. She stacks up favorably with the best guards in this part of the country." Bud Childers University of Loulsvllle "Angie Cox is one of the finest outside shooters in women's college basketball today. She has put up great numbers despite being the center of many defensive schemes.· Paul Sanderford Western Kentucky University · vou are very aware of Angie's presence on the floor. She is not a big scorer, but her abilities compliment the game well. She contributes to the team through her team play. She does the stuff you don't see in the boxscores, the intangibles. She is definitely an impact player and should be considered for Kodak AllAmerica honors.~ ·Angie is a tremendous athlete who works hard on her game and takes herself to another level during competition . She has the qualities of an All-American and definitely deserves the recognition .· Bill Worrell Tennessee Tech University Sanya Tyler Howard University Lady Colonel Basketball 15 �Cheryl Jones 5-5 SENIOR GUARD LUDLOW,KY Junior Season - Set school record with 170 assists . Collected 72 steals ... Averaged 9.5 points per game ... Started all 27 games ... Was third on the team in threepointers with 32 ... Was third on the team in free-throw percentage. Sophomore Season - Saw action in every game and started 11 after transferring from the University of Cincinnati ... Dished out 89 assists ... Connected on 35 percent of her treys ... Averaged 5.5 points per game ... Had a season-high 15 points against Murray State. Freshman Season - Played at the University of Cincinnati ... Saw limited action. Highlights-Field Goals Made, 8, vs. Middle Tennessee(34-91) ... Free Throws Made, 8, vs. Morehead State (2-2-91) ... Most Points, 19, vs. Middle Tennessee {3-4-91) ... Most Rebounds, 9, vs. Wright State {12-5-90) ... Most Assists, 12, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-3-90) and (2-28-91) ... Most Steals, 8, vs. Xavier{12-11 -90) .. Most Blocks, 1, vs. Wright State {125-90), Middle Tennessee {1-19-91) and Murray State (2·991). Personal - Played at Notre Dame Academy ... Named All9th Region first-team ... Selected Northern Kentucky Athlete of the Year ... Daughter of Ronald and Grace Jones . Majoring in Biology ... Born April 2, 1969. CAREER STATS G 16 MIN 1989-90 19~91 26 604 27 890 Total• 53 FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. " 83 1,494 127 A RES. AVG. 129 211 .341 .393 30 46 59 81 .652 .728 67 94 2.6 3.5 89 77 170 114 TO 340 .373 89 127 .707 161 3.0 259 191 BS ST PF-D TP AVG. 35 60-2 57-2 142 257 5.5 9.5 107 112-4 399 7.5 72 5 Eastern Kentucky University �Jaree Goodin 6-2 JUNIOR CENTER-FORWARD CORBIN,KY Sophomore Season - Named honorable-mention AllAmerica by the American Women's Sports Federation . Chosen honorable-mention All-Ohio Valley Conference . Third on team with 13.7 points per game average ... Led team in rebounds with 233 and an 8.6 per game average, and field goal percentage (.494) ... Second on team in blocks with 28. Freshman Season - Named to OVC's All-Freshman team ... Set school record for most points scored in a game (38) and most field goals scored in a game (18) ... OVC's sixth leading scorer w ith 15.3 average and sixth best rebounder with an 8. 7 per game mark. Hlghllghts-Field Goals Made, 18, vs. Marshall (2-14-80) .. Free throws made, 9, vs. Southeastern Louisiana ( 11-30-89) ... Most Points, 38, vs. Marshall (2-14-90) ... Most Rebounds, 19, vs. Southeastern Louisiana (11 -30-89) ... 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 University of Kentucky (221 -9 1). Personal - Played at Corbin High School ... Named firstteam All-State ... Scored 1,874 points and pulled down 1,086 rebounds during prep career ... Daughter ol James and June Goodin ... Majoring in Business Education ... Born December 31, 1970. ... CAREER STATS G U 89-90 1990-91 28 Totals 53 27 FGM FGA PCT. FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO BS ST PF· D TP AVG. .611 .636 225 233 9.7 9.6 20 27 46 72 20 41 63 \\3 99 28 37 95-11 399 82-5 371 15.3 13.7 132 212 .622 458 8.6 47 \\8 48 78 177-16 770 14.5 Fl1,I 165 154 349 312 .474 .494 69 1,470 319 660 .483 679 79\ Lady Colonel Basketball " �Sue Zylstra 6-1 JUNIOR FORWARD-CENTER MIAMl,FL Sophomore Season - Provided quality minutes off the bench ... Pulled down 99 rebounds ... Shot 66 percent from the free-throw fine ... Dished out 17 assists ... Collected 17 steals ... Was third on the team in blocks. Freshman Season - Participated in 26 games ... Averaged 4.2 points per game ... Had five blocks and 13 steals ... Shot 48 percent from the field ... Connected on 72 percent of her shots from the free -throw line ... Fifth on the team in rebounds. Hlghllghts- Field Goals Made, 9, vs. Tennessee State (219-90) ... Free Throws Made, 6, vs. Murray State ( 1-28-91) .. Most Points, 18, vs. Tennessee State (2-19-90) ... Most Rebounds, 8, vs. Grambling (11-16-89) ... Most Assists, 4, vs. Morehead State (2-2-91) ... Most Steals, 4, vs. Chicago State (11-24-90) ... Most Blocks, 3, vs. Murray State (1-28-91). Personal- Played at De Ruiter High School ... Named 1989 Converse All-America ... 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 REB. AVG. A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG. 279 384 39 81 99 2.6 3.7 4 17 42 10 " 17 52-1 55-1 108 22 .725 .667 5 104 40 33 26 31 .481 .298 67 27 89 4.2 3.3 Totala 53 663 70 185 .378 51 73 .693 166 3.1 21 68 15 30 107-2 197 3.7 G 18 26 FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 1...... 1990-91 29 Eastern Kentucky University �Segena Mackeroy 6-3 JUNIOR FORWARD DAYTONA BEACH, FL Sophomore Season- Played at Central Florida Community College ... Averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds each game .. Contributed two assists and three blocks per contest ... All North Central Conference ... Collected 41 steals. Freshman Season - Played at Central Florida Community College ... Averaged 11 .1 points per game .. . Contributed 10.9 rebounds per contest ... Had 41 assists, 32 blocks and 57 steals ... Shot47 percent from the field ... Named team's Most Valuable Player ... Made All-Tournament team in the Florida Tip-Off Classic. Personal - Played at Mainland High School ... Averaged 22 points, 12 rebounds and four steals during prep career .. Daughter of Enzie and Horace Mackeroy ... Her major is Child Development ... Born December 18, 1970. Inman on Mackeroy- · segena can put the ball on the floor and do the 'Michael Jordan-type' moves. She is a good rebounder with a lot of natural instincts. I don't think there is any doubt she will contend for a starting position this season.· l ady Colonel Basketball 19 �Tiffany Mayfield 5-9 JUNIOR GUARD-FORWARD MATTESON, IL Sophomore Season - Played at Lincoln Junior College .. Averaged 15.5 points per game ... Led the team in assists with 89 ... Hit almost SO percentoffieldgoalsand80percentoffree throws. Freshman Season - Played at Lincoln Junior College .. Averaged 8.3 points per game ... Dished out 58 assists ... Had four blocks ... Pulled down 61 rebounds. Personal - Played at Rich South High School ... Earned numerous local and regional honors ... Daughter of Daphne Mayfield ... Majoring in Business Administration ... Born May 31, 1971. Inman on Mayfield - "Tiffany has great quickness and makes good penetration with the ball. Her best qualities are her speed and defensive ability." 20 Eastern Kentucky University �Rhonda Hardesty 5-11 SOPHOMORE FORWARD COSHOCTON, OH Sophomore Season - Injury redshirt. Freshman Season-Saw action in all 26 games and started in 16 ... Connected on 45 percent of her shots from the field .. Averaged 5.1 points per game ... Pulled down 124 rebounds ... Collected 21 steals. Hlghllghts-Field Goals Made, 5. vs. Morehead State (2-590) ... FreeTthrows Made, 4, vs. Nicholls State (12-1-89), Louisville (12-9-89), Appalachian State (12-11-89) and Morehead State (1-10-90) ... Most Points, 12, vs. Nicholls State (12-1-89) and Morehead State (2-5-90) ... Most Rebounds, 12, vs. Appalachian State (12-11-89). Personal -Played at River View High School ... Scored 1,362 points during prep career ... Averaged 22.7 points and 6.2 rebounds during senior season ... Daughter of Thomas and Beverly Hardesty ... Majoring in Elementary Education .. Born July 14, 1971. ... CAREER STATS G FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 574 46 lnjuryredshirt 1989-90 1990-91 26 Totals 26 Lady Colonel Basketball 574 46 REB. AVG. A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG. 102 .451 41 59 .615 124 4.8 26 31 9 21 79·1 133 5.1 102 .451 41 59 615 124 4.8 26 31 9 21 79-1 133 5.1 21 �Shannah McIntosh 6-1 SOPHOMORE FORWARD MIDDLETOWN, OH Freshman Season - Finished second on the team in rebounds with 173 ... Averaged 7.5 points per game ... Shot 43 percent from the field ... Dished out 20 assists ... Collected 24 steals. Highlights- Field Goals Made, 8, vs. Austin Peay (1·26·91 ) ... Free Throws Made, 6, vs. Louisville (12-15·90) .. Most Points, 19, vs. Austin Peay (1-26-91) ... Most Rebounds, 15, vs. Austin Peay (1-26-91) ... Most Assists, 3, vs. Middle Tennessee (1-19-91), Morehead State (2-2-91) and Murray State (2-9-91) ... Most Steals, 4, vs. Murray State (1-28-91) .. Most Blocks, 1, vs. Missouri (12-7-90) and Austin Peay(1-2691). Personal - Played at Preble Shawnee High School . Named second-team All-State ... Averaged 25 points and 15 rebounds per game her senior season ... Scored 1,601 points and pulled down 1,011 rebounds during prep career . Named District Player of the Year her final season at Preble Shawnee ... Daughter of Dennis and Pam McIntosh ... Her major is undeclared ... Bom November 2, 1971. CAREER STATS 1ff0.91 22 G YN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 27 623 78 178 .438 47 81 .580 REB. AVG. A TO BS ST PF-0 TP AVG. 173 6.4 20 50 3 24 83-5 203 7.5 Eastern Kenlucky University �Sheletha McEaddy 6-4 SOPHOMORE CENTER FORT RILEY, KS Freshman Season - Led the Lady Colonels in blocks with 31 ... Collected 20 steals ... Dished out nine assists ... Was fourth on the team in rebounds. Hlghllghts---Field Goals Made, 4, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-390) and (2-28-91) ... Free Throws Made, 2, vs. Wright State (12-5-90), Missouri (12-7-90), Cincinnati (1 -23-91), Murray State (1-28-91) and Kentucky (2-2 1-91) ... Most Points, 8, vs. UNG-Asheville ( 12-3-90) and (2-28-91) .. . Most Rebounds, 9, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-3-90) ... Most Assists, 2, vs. Tennessee State (1-14-91) ... Most Steals, 3, vs. Kentucky (2-21-91) .. Most Blocks, 3, vs. UNG-Asheville (12-3-90) and (2-28-91), and Middle Tennessee (1-19-91). Personal-Played at Junction City High School ... The tallest player to ever play for the Lady Colonels ... Daughter of Sidney and Claudette Baugh ... Majoring in Political Science ... Born December 9, 1973. CAREER STATS 1990-91 G MIN FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. 27 446 l ady Colonel Basketball 28 111 .252 14 40 .350 REB. AVG. A TO es ST PF-0 TP AVG. 114 4.2 9 31 31 20 79-7 70 2.6 23 �Maisha Thomas 5-8 FRESHMAN GUARD WINCHESTER, KY Personal -Played at Clark County High School under former Lady Colonel Lisa Goodin ... Named first-team AllState her senior year ... Helped team to state tournament four straight years ... Averaged 16 points, eight rebounds, l ive steals and four assists during final prep season ... Daughter ol Gail Thomas and Danny Thomas, Sr ... Her major is undeclared ... Born February 6, 1973. Inman on Thomas - "Maisha has had success everywhere she goes, off and on the court, and we are happy to have those kind of people in our program. She will probably be the quickest player on the team and she has tremendous ability to go with it." Samantha Young 5-7 FRESHMAN GUARD PINEVILLE, KY Personal -Played at Bell County High School ... Named first-team All-State her senior season ... Selected the Southeastern Kentucky Player of the Year last season .. Averaged 21 points and seven rebounds during her final prep year ... Daughler of Barbara and Jimmy Young ... Her major is undeclared ... Bom January 2, 1972. Inman o n Young - "Samantha is a heady type player, almost seeing things before they happen. She is an excellent passer and a good outside shooter. Her best baske!ball is ahead of her and we think she will be a really good college player.· Michelle King 5-6 FRESHMAN GUARD LEXINGTON, KY Personal -Played al Lexington Catholie High SchOol .. Averaged 15 points and three rebounds per game her final season ... Shot 47 percent from the field and 71 percent from the lree throw line ... Daughter of Rose Marie and Nathaniel King ... Ma}oring in Sports Medicine ... Born July 12, 1966. 24 Inman on Klng - "Michelle has a hard task ahead of her by walking on to this team. However, I !eel she will make the most of it. She will only get better l hrough experience and may eventually work her way into playing time. We need her enthusiasm and she wi!I be a valuable part of the Lady Colonels." Eastern Kenlucky University �Cynthia Collins 5-6 FRESHMAN GUARD HAZARD,KY Personal -Played at M.C. Napier High School ... Awards include 14th Region All-Stars, Team Leadership, and 110 Percent Club ... Daughter of Rose and Alfred Collins . Majoring in Psychology ... Born April 22, 1973. Inman on King - "Cynthia will make a contribution to our team through her ability and enthu siasm. She has the potential to bea key figure int he EKU Lady Colonel program.· 1990-91 Final Team Statistics >POM NO PlAYEA GP-GS IINIAYG F<lM-FGA """ "" .,"" ACo>< 27-27 894133 27"27933135 27-27 791129 172-358 180-392 27-27 890/33 83-211 ,0 " KCowan J<loodo CJQnas $McIntosh SZylstra S>kEaddy JElkin AE lkin LMorTi1 '"' ...,so,.,, F<lM-FGA 154-312 .393 32-83 27-22 623123 761178 0-0 27~ 384/1 4 27-5 446111 27-0 181!7 31-104 28-111 .252 5-13 0-0 .320 .250 6-23 0-0 230 2'-0 '6517 EASTERN KENTUCKY OPPONENTS 87/4 "" """' 2-17 5400753-1769 5400710-1195 TEAM REBOUNDS: EASTERN KY . .426143-341 296 .442 92-126 '30 57-78 .731 .000 .386 .000 .385 .000 .000 .167 ALLGAMES (EKU-86 Lady Colonel Basketball REBOUNDS OFF DEF TOTI AVG AST .580 728 83 77156 72 75 70 350 4-7 9-14 .571 3 sn BLI( TO Pf-0 PTSIAVG 5 77 72 56-0 501118.6 45 1/ 16.7 ,._, ,., "'"' "''" ' "" "" "" ,., ,., "" " ,. ''° '" '"' "' ,.,,o "' "" "" "" "~ ,,_, ,v ,., ' " ' ' ' """ "' "" . 5.T 27 3.5 37 72 ,0 3 3 ,0 3 26J 82-5 57-2 835 5~' 7'-7 28-0 7 5 7 '7-0 0 .648367691 114442.4 482 342 .617466686 125146.3 428 280 OPP-99) 50 37 371'13;7 257/9.5 203'7.5 89/3.3 10/2.6 4711.7 2211.0 14J,7 547585-272025/75.0 58951'1-14 1915110.9 DEAD BALL REBOUNDS: (EKU-86 OPP.-76) (EKU INDIVIDUAL HIGHS) LINC-Asheville (Dec. 3) .................. H Cincinnati (Jan. 23) ...................... A Xavier(Dec. 11) ........................... H MoreheadState(Jan.8)........... A MiddleTennessee (Feb.18). A MoreheadState(Jan. 8) A Louisville(Dac.15)............ H Tennessee Tach(Feb.25) .. . A Howard (Dec. 8) N UNC-Asheville(Feb.28).. . .A Middle Tennessee (Mar. 5) Middle Tennessee (Mar. 5) UNG-Asheville (Feb. 28) Appatad1ian State {Mar. 1) MurrayState (Feb.9) .. . WrightState(Dec.5) .. . MurrayState(Feb.9} . Midde Tennessee (Mar. 5) '36 47-81 .293"'6-658 (OPPONENTS' HIGHS) Field Goals Made.. 35 FiElld Goal Pct .............. 64.8 3-Pt. FG's Made 11 3-Pt. FG Pct. ......... 66.7 FreeThrowsMade ....... 31 Free Throw Pct ........... 77.8 Rebounds . 59 Points 93 '3-99 59'81 .419376-580 (EKU TEAM HIGHS) Field Goals Made. .. 39 vs. Field Goal Pct . . . . . 53.7 vs. 9 vs. 3-Pt. FG's Made vs. vs. 3-Pt.FG Pct. ........ . .. 64.3 vs Free Throws Made ........... 28 vs Free Throw Pct... 92.9 vs Rebounds... 54 vs. Poin ts. .. 96 vs. Fl'A, .., ""' "'" " . ,. " ,,.,, ·" ' ,..o '" " " ,6-50 .26, ~" ..., '" ""• """ '"' "' , ,,.,., 6S-147 3.... FoeldGoals Made .... 11, Kelly Cowan vs. vs. 11 .AngieCox vs. vs. 3-Pt. FG·s ................ 6. Kelly Cowan vs. Free Throws Made 9.AngieCox ~. Rebounds 16.JaroeGoodin vs . Points.. 32.KellyCowan vs . 32, AngieCox vs. MoreheadState(Jan. 8) ..... A UNC-Asheville(Feb. 28) ..... A Cineinnali(Jan. 23) ......... A MurrayState(Jan.28) ... H Morehead State (Jan. 8) ...... A MiddleTennessee(Feb. 18) .A Xavier(Dec.11).... ....... H MoreheadState(Jan.8) .. . A MurrayState (Jan.28) H (OPPONENTS' LOWS) ...... N ..... N . A A . A . .. A . .... A ... .. N FieldGoalsMado 17 FieldGoalPct 20.7 FreeThrowsMade .. 3 Rebounds ................... 32 Points 45 MiddleTennessee(Jan.19)..... TennesseeState (Feb.23)... Howard(Dec.8).. .................... MiddleTennessee(Mar. 5)... WrightState(Dac.5) .. H . .... A N . .N .... A 25 �Final 1990-91 OVC Team Stats STANDINGS CONFERENCE GAMES TEAM WON Tennessee Tech ..................... 11 LOST 1 4 Middle Tennessee ...................8 Eastern Kentucky ..................7 PCT. .917 .667 5 .583 ............5 Morehead State.. Murray State ............................4 7 7 8 Austin Peay ..............................2 10 .417 .417 .333 .167 Tennessee Slate ......................5 SCORING OFFENSE G Eastern Kentucky .......... 27 Tennessee State ............. 27 Murray State .................... 27 Middle Tennessee .. ........ 28 Austin Peay .. . .......... 26 88.8 70.1 74.1 80.7 72.3 75.3 79.9 85.9 63.2 76.8 LOST 22 14 8 14 13 15 14 18 21 14 12 13 9 5 P CT. .733 .500 .519 .444 .481 .333 .238 OFF. AVG. 82.6 71.9 DEF. AVG. 70.4 71.6 75.0 74.8 70.9 n.9 78.3 79.9 80.8 n.2 72.8 65.0 PCT. .476 .441 .439 433 .426 .396 .394 FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE FGM Eastern Kentuck y ............... 710 Tennessee Tech ................................. 781 Murray State .. .. ....................... 768 Middle Tennessee ............................... 769 Tennessee State ................................. 734 Austin Peay .. . ............. 756 Morehead State ..................................826 FGA 1795 1914 1791 1790 1676 1888 1820 PCT. .396 .408 .429 .430 .438 .453 .454 FGA 341 PCT. OPP. .419 .295 .370 .355 .354 .318 .306 .305 PCT. .719 .705 .679 .669 .352 FREE THROW PCT. FTM Middle Tennessee ............................... 471 Murray State ....................................... 499 Morehead State .............................415 Tennessee Tech ................................. 421 ................. 376 Eastern Kentucky Austin Peay ......................................... 329 Tennessee State ................................. 375 FTA 387 389 308 346 235 338 MAR. + 4.1 + 1.6 + 1.5 -0.1 -0.1 ·3.9 - 6.3 SCORING MARGIN OFF. Tennessee Tech ............................... 82.6 Eastern Kentuc ky ..........................75.0 MiddleTennessee ............................ 71.9 Morehead State .. ........... 77.9 Tennessee State ............................... 74.8 Murray State ......... ............. ............. 72.8 Austin Peay ..................................... 65.0 DEF. MAR. 70.4 +12.2 70.9 + 4.1 71.6 +0.3 78.3 -0.4 -2.4 77.2 -7.1 79.9 80.8 -15.8 FGA 201 1 1759 1643 1535 1769 1936 1638 3-POINT GOAL PCT FGM Eastern Kentucky ••.............. 143 Tennessee Tech ................... 143 Morehead Stal e .................... 138 Murray State .. ............ 109 Tennessee State ................... 110 Austin Peay ............................ 72 Middle Tennessee ................. 103 26 71 .0 WON 85.0 PTS. 2478 2103 2025 2019 1938 2013 1691 FIELD GOAL PCT. FGM Tennessee Tech .............................. 957 Morehead State ................................. 775 MiddleTennessee .. ........... 722 Murray State ....................................... 665 Eastern Kentucky ............................. 753 Tennessee State.. ....767 Austin Peay ......................................... 645 REBOUND MARGIN G Tennessee State ............. 27 Morehead Slate ............... 27 Murray State .................... 27 Tennessee Tech ..............30 Middle Tennessee ........... 28 Eastern Kentuc ky .......... 27 Austin Peay ..................... 26 ALL GA MES DEF. AVG. G SCORING DEFENSE Tennessee Tech .............. 30 Eastern Kentucky .......... 27 Middle Tennessee ........... 28 Tennessee State ............. 27 Morehead State ............... 27 Murray State... ..... 27 Austin Peay ..................... 26 (W-L) 22·8 13·14 14-13 12-15 9-18 14-14 5-21 Tennessee Tech .............. 30 Morehead State ............... 27 OFF. AVG. 87.4 74.0 75.2 REBS. 1288 1128 11 16 1209 11 05 1144 998 AVG. 47.7 41.8 41 .3 40.3 39.5 42.4 38.4 AVG. 63.2 77.9 75.0 74.8 72.8 71.9 .333 .342 .384 .328 .350 (W-L) 22-8 14·13 14-14 12-15 13-14 9-18 5-21 PTS. 211 3 1915 2004 2084 2113 2156 2102 655 708 611 629 580 517 614 AVG. 70.4 70.9 71.6 77.2 78.3 79.9 80.8 .648 .636 .61 1 Eastern Kentucky University �Final 1990-91 OVC Individual Stats SCORING Player, School G FG 3-PT FT PTS AVG Angela Moorehead, TT .30 272 16 130 690 23.0 Angle Cox, EK ............. 27 172 65 Rulesha Adams, TS ...... 22 149 Priscilla Robinson, MT .. 28 178 3 94 395 18.0 O 132 488 17.4 Ke lly Cowan, EK ......... 27 180 34 TracieMason, AP .......... 26 152 11 Julie Magrane, MO ..... .. . 26 144 Michelle Wenning, MU .. 27 127 92 501 18.6 57 451 16.7 116 431 16.6 1 139 428 16.5 O 146 400 14.8 Renay Adams, TT ......... 30 185 Ann Thomas, TS ........ ... 23 141 Stephanie Capley, MT ... 28 150 O O 13 68 438 14.6 51 333 14.5 90 403 14.4 Mitzi Rice, TT ......... ... .... 22 115 Beth Ousley, MO ...... .... 27 124 62 63 25 317 14.4 71 382 14.1 J ateeGoodln, EK ........ 27 154 O 63 371 13.7 Cynthia Hicks, TS ........ .. 27 135 76 18 364 13.5 165 AVG. 10.0 9.8 9.7 9.5 9.3 8.6 8.1 7.7 7.5 7.5 FREE THROW PERCENT AGE Player, School FTM (M in. 2 Made Per Game) Beth Ousley, MO ................................. 71 Stephanie Capley, MT .... .. .................. .90 Tawyna Pierce, MU ................. ............. 75 Priscilla Robinson, MT ...................... 132 Rulesha Adams, TS ............................. 94 Jennifer Parker, MU ............................. 58 Julie Magrane, MO ............................. 139 Kelly Cowan, EK ............................... 57 Angle Cox, EK .... ............................... 92 Cheryl Jones, EK .............................. 59 NO. 220 170 155 136 127 127 AVG. 7.3 6.3 5.7 5.0 4.7 4.7 3·PT FIELD GOAL LEADERS Player, School Angle Cox, EK Beth Ousley, MO Mitzi Rice, TT Kristi Brown, MT Cynthia Hicks,TS Shannon Litton, MO Stephanie Rogers, AP REBOUNDING Player, School G Julie Magrane, MO ........................... 26 Tabatha Koger, AP ........................... 26 Ann Thomas, TS ............................. 23 Angela Moorehead, TT ..................... 30 Michelle Wenning, MU ...................... 27 Jaree Goodin, EK ...... ........ 27 Priscilla Robinson, MT ....... ....... ........ 28 Bev Smith, MO ................................. 27 Stephanie Capley, MT ...................... 28 RureshaAdams. TS .......................... 22 ASSISTS Player, School G Cecilia Ramsey, TT .......................... 30 Cheryl Jones, EK ............................ 27 8.J. Bradford, MO .......................... 27 Julie Pinson, MU .............................. 27 Angle Cox, EK .... ............... 27 Martha Newsom, TS . ....... ..... ........ .... 27 STEALS Player, School G Angle Cox, EK ................................. 27 B. J. Bradford, MO ........................ 27 Tracie Mason, AP ............. ...... .......... 26 Cheryl Jones, EK... . ...... 27 Cecilia Ramsey, TT ............... .... ....... 30 Lady Colonel Basketball FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player, School FGM (Min. 4 Made Per Game) Renay Adams, TT ............ ....... ..... ....... 185 Bev Smith, MO ................................... 196 Priscilla Robinson, MT ........................ 178 Michelle Wenning, MU ........................ 127 Tabatha Koger, AP ............................ 110 JareeGoodln,EK .... ......................... 154 Angle Cox, EK .................................. 172 Dana Scott, TT .................................... 115 Julie Magrane, MO ........... .................. 144 Cecilia Ramsey, TT ...... ...................... 123 NO. 260 254 222 286 252 233 228 208 209 NO. 105 78 72 72 69 AVG. 3.9 2.9 2.8 2.7 2.3 FGA PCT. 258 344 317 228 222 312 .717 .570 .562 .557 .495 .494 .480 .473 .468 .468 358 243 308 263 FTA 84 107 90 174 124 78 190 78 126 81 FGM FGA 65 63 62 60 76 147 160 163 167 215 187 125 64 42 BLOCKED SHOTS Player, School G Rulesha Adams, TS ..... ...... ...... ............ 22 Renay Adams, TT .... ...... .....................30 Sheletha McEaddy, EK ...................... 27 Jaree Goodin, EK ............................... 27 Stephanie Capley, MT ........ ............... 28 Sherrie Harris, MT ............................... 28 NO. 38 40 31 28 23 21 PCT. .845 .841 .833 .759 .758 .744 .732 .731 .730 .728 PCT. .442 .394 .380 .359 .353 .342 .336 AVG. 1.7 1.3 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.8 27 �1990-91 All-OVC Teams FlralTN m Angela Moorehead, Teonessee Tech Angil Cox., Ea• t• rn Kentucky Priscilla Robinson, Middle Tennessee Kally Cowan, Eastern Kentucky Renay Adams, Tennessee Tech Second Team Mitzi Rice, Tennessee Tech Bev Smith, Morehead State Cecilia Ramsey, Tennessee Tech Tracie Mason,AustinPeay" MichelleWenning, MurrayState· Ann T homas, Tennessee Slate" Aulesha Adams, Tennessee State Po,. F ... C1au 5 -11 F,. 5-10 6·2 "'s,· Ht. 5-11 G F F C s,. J,. Po,. Ht. Class G 5-11 6·1 5-11 ·~ So. So. 6-0 J,. C G G C 6·2 5-10 F F.C s,. s,. s,. J,. Hometown Shelbyville. TN Somerut, KY Chananooga, TN Somerut, KY Gallatin,TN Hometown Shelbyville, TN Silver G rove, KY Newport, TN Russellville.KY NewWashington, IN Portland. AK Dermott, AK Hono rable Mltntlon: Stephanie Capley (F) Middle Tenn.; Julie Magrane (F) Morehead State: Tawnya Pierce (F) Murray State; Jar. . Goodin (C) Eastern Kentucky; Cynthia Hicks (G/F) Tennessee S1a1e. "denotes tie lor fourth-place spot 1990-91 OVC All-Freshman Team Player, School Priscilla Robinson, Middle Tennessee Jennifer Parker, Murray State Shannah Mcintosh, Eastern Kentucky Taunya Trenton. Tennessee Tech Sherry Batten, Tennessee Tech Po~ NCAA Tournament Results For OVC Teams 1982- - -TENNESSEE TECH lost to eventual national ct,ampion Louisiana Tech, 114-53,atRuston, LA. 1983-----MIDDLE TENNESSEE defeated Jackson State in the NCAA opening round, 64-61: lost to Louisiana Tech. 91 59. at RuslOn, LA 1a84-----MIDDLE TENNESSEE !ost to eventual national runner-up TenMSS89, 70·52. at Knoxville. 1985---- MIDDLETENNESSEElosttoNCAAsemi-finaUstWestem Kenrucky.90-83,at BowlingGreen. TENNESSEE TECH lost to national runner-up Georgia, 91·74, a!Alhens. 1986-MIOOLE TENNESSEE defeated South Carolina, 78-77 (OT), at Columbia, SC;lostto LSU, 78-65. at Baton Rouge. 1987 ·TENNESSEE TECH hosted and defeated Southem Missiuippi. 78-66; lost lo eventual national charrpion TenOV$&89.95-59,at Knoxville. 1988----MlDOLE TENNESSEE lost to Kanus, 81 -75, at lawrenolil, Kansas. 1989 - - - TENNESSEE TECH defeated South Carolina. 77,73. at ColOOlbia. SC; losl to Iowa, 77-75, at Iowa City. 1990----TENNESSEE TECH hosl8d and defeated Richmond, 77. 59;1osttoAuburn, 73·54, atAubvrn, Al. 1991 ----· TENNESSEE TECH lost to Southwest Missour1 State, 9464, at Spring!ield, MO. 28 Ht. 5-11 F G F 5.7 6·1 G 5-4 F 5-10 Hometown Chattanooga, TN Murray. KY ..ddletown, OH Ashland City, TN Shelbyville, TN OVC Women's Basketball Career Scoring Leaders Nern, Scb221 £Yr• ) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. .B2.ll1l.l Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tach (1983-87J Dorothy Bowers, Youngstown State (1984-88) Sheita Smith, Murray State (1985-89) Jerilynn Harper, TennesseeTach(1979·82) Kim Webb, Middle Tennessee (1983-87) Pam Chambers, Tennessee Tech (1976·80) Donna Murphy, Morehead State (1976-80) Tawanya Mucker, Middle Tennessee (1985-89) Lisa Goodin, Eastern Kentucky (1980-84) Gayle Hastings, Tennessee Tech (1974-78) Jennifer McFall, Middle Tennessee (1981-85) Laura Lynn, Murray State (19n-81) Donna Stephens, Morehead State (1978-82) Danielle Carson, Youngstown State (1982·86) Peggy Gay , Ealltem Kent ucky {1975-79) 2,596 2.296 2,287 2,238 2,148 2,144" 2,059 1,946 1,920 1,915" 1,834 1,733 1.710 1,697 1,674" "Some scoring included before women·s baske1ball became ave sport in 1977-78 Easl em Kentucky University �Meet the Opponents Lady Colonel Basketball 29 �Vandetbllt University Nov. 26 In NaShvllle, TN, 7:00 p.m. • Foeler 30 ""IE'T VANDERBILT. y ' Eastern Kentucky University �.f~ Marshall University Dec. 28 In Huntington, WV, 3:00 p.m. Lady Colonel Basketball 31 �t1r 32 Eastern Kentucky University �G Middle Tennessee State UnlvetSlty Jan.19 In Rlehmond, 5:15 p.m.; Feb. 18 In Murfreesboro, 5:30 p.m. Western carollna Unlvetslty Feb. 28 In Richmond, 7:30 p.m. Lady Colonel Basketball 33 �All-Time Series History Won 226, Lost 237 - A ppalachlanState ,...,.,, 1975-76 1982-83 AultinPuy 1984-85 1973-74 ..... """""" 1974-75 1974-75 Ca~svill• 1980-81 """'"'"'"" Canisius /! Cantralf.tchigan """ 1973-74 Highpoint Howard lllinoiaStata '"""~ Indiana U.-Purwe U. James Madison "/ John Carroll Kant State Kentucky KarrtuclityStaie Longwood College louisvrna "'""" ""'"' McNeeseState Me~isS!ata Miami(Fla.) Miami (Ohio) 2 1 t9n-1e Grambling ' Gut!Coast(Miss.) • 7 1982-83 1988-89 East Tennessee , _ Georgia Stata 1 0 0 1984-85 East~nM"schlgan ; -Georgetown College Georgia 3 2 10 1979-80 1972-73 Duke E11anavill1 FloridaA&M George Maoon 4 1984-85 1972-73 1990-91 1986-87 Oayto, Cincinnati 5 1s1e-n 1972-73_ 1982-33' Davis& Elkins Cleveland State 1986-87 1990-91 1986-87 1984-85 1990-91 19.86-87 5 / ·2 1s1s-n 0 3 1972-73 1 0 1988-89 2 1 1985-86 4 0 199{)-91 0 1 1986-87 0 1 1 1976-n 1 1990-91 1 0 1990-91 6 5 1985-86 3 2 1985-86 2 0 1990-91 9 1983-84 1 1 1988-89 1 1987-88 4 1973-74 1984-85 1981-82 197'.J-80 1972-73 1982-83 0 1985-86 ., 1 11389-90 0 1976-n 0 1972-73 1 1990-91 0 1978-79 1 1987-88 3 1982-83 1 1979-80 3 1981·82 1 0 1984-85 2 0 e 16 1990-91 1985-86 3 1 1972-73 0 1990-91 12 14 1988-89 9 2 1987-88 0 1 1974-75 "·' 0 3 1983-84 1 1 1976-n 1990-91 1972.73 1981-82 1984-85 CentralMiasouri Chicago State 34 .... 1980-81 Aahland CoHage Bellatrnine Winning Pct. 487 1983-84' 1981-82 1979-80, 1972-73 1982-83 1985-86 1989-90 1976-n 1972-73 1990-91 19n.1e 1973-74 1982-83 1977-78 1981-82 1980-81 1972-73 1982..a:3 1972-73 1972-73 1972-73 1987-88 1973-74 . ' 0 1 lat llllllng IIMtlng 1973-74 1990-91 Mi=uri Missouri-KC 1987-88 1972-73 Morehead State Mount St.Joseph 1979-80 f972.73 Murray State Nebraska 1985-86 Nicholls State 19ag.90 NollhCarolina 1976-77 NorthCa,olinaState 1975-76 NorthemKefl!UCky 1974-75 OhioStata 1974-75 Ohio University 1979-80 Ora1Robert$ 1982-83 Pikeville 1982·83 Pittaburvh 1986-87 1980-81 R-d 1973-74 Roanoke 1988-99 Rollins Shawnee Staie 1988-89 South Ca,olina 1972-73 South Florida 1981-82 SoutheastMiSSOUri 1984-85 Southern 1Hinoie 1977-78 Southern Mississippi 1985·86 Southeaslernlouisiana 1989-90 Southwestern Looisiana 1986-87 Stetson ,1986-87 Tennessee 1972-73 Tennessee-Chattanooga 1981-82 Tennessee-Martin , 1973.74 TennessaeState 1987-88 Tennessee Tech 1973-74 Tulane 1989-90 Vanderbilt 1981-82 Vincennes 1975-76 1990-91 1990-91 1987-88 1990-91 1980-81 1990-91 1985-86 1889-90 1979-80 1975-76 1982·83 19n.1a 1987-88 1982-83 1982-83 1988-89 1981-82 1973-74 1988-89 1988-89 1973-74 1981-82 1984-85 1978-79 1985-86 1989-90 1986-87 1988-89 1987-88 1981-82 1973-74 1990-91 1990-91 1989-90 1981-82 1975·76 1983-84 1981-82 1988-89 1990-91 1976-77 1972-73 1983-84 1986-87 1976-n 1990-91 1990-91 1987-88 Middle Tennessee Wake Forest West Virginia Western Carolina WesternKenlud<y William Penn Winthiop Wi800nsin Wisoonsin-Green Bay Wisoonsin-LaCrosse Wright State Xevier Youngstown State 1983-84 1980-81 1974-75 1973-74 1976-77 1972-73 1983-84 1986-87 1976-77 1988-89 1980-81 1980-81 Won LDlt 6 22 0 1 0 ' 1 14 24 2 0 21 13 0 1 1 2 1 4 0 3 32 0 1 ,o 1 0 1 15 1 1 0 1 1 Eastern Kentucky University �Lady Colonel Record Book TEAM RECORDS (Season) -- Most points liCOred in a season - 2349 .......................................................... 1980-81 Highestscoringaverage-82.0 . ................................................................... 1975-76 Most victories in a season -18 ..................................................................... 1984-85 Bestwinningperc11ntag11 - .850 - (17-3) ........................................................• 1975-76 Mostconsecutivevictories-9 ................. ... ........................................... 1975-76 Mostlosses inaseason-24 ...................................• 1978-79 Mostoonsecutivelosses -9 ......................................... .................................. 1978-79 Best defensivescoringaverage-60.8 ...........•..•...•..•................................... 1983-84 Highestaveragemarginofvictory-20.75 ............... ..................................... 1975-76 Best field goal percentage • .456 ................................................................... 1982-83 Bestfreathrowpercentage- .764 ............................................................... ... 1980-81 Most re bounds-1446 ............... •................ ............... 1980-81 Highest rebound average-49.6 ................................... ................................. 1975-76 TEAM RECORDS (Slngle Game) Most points· 105 ·vs. Pikeville College .............................................. Nov. 22, 1982 Fewest points allowed - 36 - vs. John Carroll University ...................... Nov. 20, 1981 Largestmarginofvictory-46-vs. BellarmineCollege(91-45) ...•..•...•. Dec.13, 1980 vs.XavierUniversity(104-58) ............ Feb. 24, 1981 Largestmarginofdefeat-75-vs. Tenriessea(115-40) ....................... Dec.19, 1987 Most points by both teams· 204 - vs. Austin Peay (AP109, EK 95) .... Jan. 18, 1988 Fewestpointsbyboth teams -90-vs. Duke (EK46, Duke 44) ............. Dec.3, 1983 Mostfieldgoalsmade-48 - vs. Pikeville College ................................. Nov. 22.1982 Mostfreethrowsmade- 39 (0168) -vs. Pittsburgh .............................. Dec. 30, 1986 Most rebounds. 81 • vs. John Carroll University ... •......................... Nov. 20, 1981 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Season} Most games played - 31 - Lisa Goodin ..... .................................................... 1980-81 MarshaChar1es ...... .............. ................................ 1980-81 Most points scored - 582 • Lisa Goodin ........ .............. ................................... 1980-81 Highestscoringaverage-21.0-CarlaCottey . ........................................ 1986-87 Mostlield goals made· 235 • Peggy Gay ...................... ..................... ...... 1977-78 Most field goals attempted· 569 • Peggy Gay ............................................... 1978-79 Best fie!d goal percentage •. 562. Tina CottJe ............ .. ............................... 1983-84 Most three-point goals made - 65 - Angie Cox ............................................... 1990-91 Most three-point goals attempted · 147 . Angie Cox ...................................... 1990-91 Bast th ree-point goal percentage (min. 25 att.) • .464. Sandra Millar ........... 1986-87 Most free throws made - 148 . Lisa Goodin............ . ................................. 1980-81 Most free throws attempted -174 • Tracy Korbutt ............................... 1986-87 Best lree th row percentage· .91 3 • Lisa Goodin {led nation) ..............•..•...•.. 1982·83 Most rebounds. 310. Tina Cottle .................................................................. 1984-85 Mostpersonalfoulsoommitted-108 - SandraMukes ................................... 1978-79 Most times disqualified on louls -11- Jaree Goodin ...................................... 1989-90 Mostassists-170-CherylJonas ..•.............................................. ............... 1990-91 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Caroor) Most games played -117 - Sandra Mukes ............................................ 1978-82 Most points SOOl"ed - 1920 • Lisa Goodin .................................................... 1980-84 Most field goals made. 751 • Peggy Gay ...................................................... 1975-79 Bestfieldgoalpercentage- .542-TinaCon!e ............................................... 1983-85 Highest scoring average - 17.3 . Lisa Goodin ................................................ 1980-84 Most free throws attempted· 602 - Lisa Goodin ... ........................................ 1980-84 Bast free throw percentaga • .874 • Lisa Goodin .......................................... 1980-84 Most rebounds. 866 • Tina Wermut h .................................................... ......... 1979-83 Bast raboundaveraga-10.3-TinaCottla... •..... 1983-85 Most assists· 374 - Lisa Goodin ................................................................... 1980-84 Most personal lou!s committed· 396 - Sandra Mukas ................................... 1978-82 Most times disqualified on fouls - 26 • Sandra Mukas .................................... 1978-82 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Single Game) Most points scored - 38 • Jarea Goodin - vs. Marshall .......................... Feb. 15, 1990 Most field goals mada - 18-Jarea Goodin - vs. Marshall ..........•..•......... Feb. 15, 1990 Mostlree throws mada • 21 • Tracy Korbutt vs. S.W. Louisiana ........... Dec. 20. 1986 Most rabounds • 22 • Charyl Palmer vs. Stetson .................................... Jan. 3. 1989 Most assists -17 - Tracey Kindred vs. T11nn11sse11 State ...................... Feb. 26. 1990 Lady Colonel Basketball 35 �Peggy Gay 1,674 Lisa Goodin - 1,920 Points Kelly Cowan 1,515 Tina Warmuth 1,403 Cana Coffey 1,363 Sandra Mukes 1,188 Eastern Kentucky All-Time Leading Scorers Player Years Points 1. Lisa Goodin@ 2. Peggy Gay 3. Kelly Cowan 4. Tina Warmuth s. Cana Coffey 6. Sandra Mukes 7. Shannon Brady 8. Loretta Coughlin 9. Angie Cox 10. Tina Cottle' 1980-84 1975-79 1987-91 1979-83 1984-88 1978·82 1981-85 1976-80 1,920 1,674 1,515 1,403 1,363 1,188 1988· 1983-85 970 964 938 86-0 Player Years Points 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 1978-82 1973-76 1984-86 1975-78 1982·86 1989· 1984-88 1981-85 1975-78 1973-77 846 835 824 795 Chancellor Dugan Bernadette Kok Angela Fletcher• Cindy Lundberg Margy Shelton Jaree Goodin Sondra Miller Marcia Har10y Gayle Freshwate< Marcia Mueller m 770 751 740 734 722 @led nation in free-throw shooting percentage two years · signed to play professional basketball 36 Eastern Kentucky University �EKUWomen's Basketball Since 1973 1972 • 73 Won 13, Lost 3 Opponom Cincinnati Berea College Louisville Morehead State Tennessee Kentucky Miami{O.) Marshall Dayton • Louisville ' Georgetown 'Murray State #SouthCa,olina # Longwood College #Highpoint #Winth1op Tennessee MurrayS1al8 Austin Peay Memphis State Indiana Cincinnati WesternKen1ucky Dayton Mor11head$1at11 Middle Tennessee Tennessee Tech UT·Martin Austin Peay Marshall " Kentucky "Louisville "Murray State #Tennessee Tech # Roanoke College #South Carolina #Elon " KWICToumey # AIAW Regional Lady Colonel Basketball "n 58 56 39 Western Kentucky Kentucky 22 36 28 53 Dayton Marshall Belmont Tennessee 51 57 42 58 51 45 65 60 64 68 53 65 55 58 39 38 28 36 28 34 42 60 60 " 65 EKU " 63 48 so 36 65 91 52 4B 61 OPP 51 49 39 66 53 "so 45 68 42 47 63 51 34 36 50 31 37 59 42 57 61 64 57 52 57 38 56 66 55 53 71 1974 • 75 Won 14, Lost 6 Opponon1 Bellarmine Louisville Murray State Tennessee Tech Memphis State Morehead State Cincinnati 63 59 Miami(O.) OPP 1973 • 74 Won 17, Lost 6 oppo""" Kentucky Ohio State EKU EKU 74 76 OPP 44 62 56 47 47 89 73 28 74 75 74 68 'Northern Kentucky 'Kentucky #Western Carolina #Memphis State 74 59 54 67 59 67 54 53 66 59 62 70 67 60 60 63 81 100 45 56 Kentucky Murray State Louisville Northern Kentucky Western Kentucky Morehead State Cincinnati Ohio State Murray State Indiana Miarni (O.) Dayton Tennessee Ken1uci,;y Marshal! Betmon1 Vincennes Louisville Ken1ucky • Louisville · western Kentucky #North Carolina St. #Appalachian State #Tennessee Tech EKU 73 OPP 83 86 76 East Tennessee 66 69 69 82 " Kentucky Morehead State Louisville East Tennessee Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky Northern Kentucky Illinois State Murray State Ohio State Miami (O.) Indiana Tennessee Tech Tennessee Weslfll'nKentucky Southern IUinois • Louisville 79 89 78 85 65 59 38 68 51 42 58 99 63 97 70 85 81 60 88 92 80 59 "4B 71 82 65 91 1976 • 77 Won 7, Lost 17 Oppooen1 Murray State GulfCoast(Miss.) CentralMiBSOUri Mercer Nor1hernKentucky Belmont College Cincinnati Tennessee Tech Morehead State WesternKen1ucky North Carolina Louisville Central Missouri Wisconsin-LaC.-osse Miami(O.) Tennessee Indiana Marshall Dayton James Madison Morehead State Austin Peay Tennessee Tech 59 60 86 60 79 58 86 EKU OPP 79 60 76 55 85 1977 • 78 Won 12, Lost 15 Opponent 100 85 66 83 64 'Kentucky 49 1975 • 76 Won 17, Lost 3 --· Dayton Tennessee Tech Ohio State Morehead State 73 57 63 65 82 74 71 .... n 69 73 75 89 67 54 " 52 85 73 85 " 72 85 94 94 76 88 85 82 61 74 81 83 73 67 58 61 62 78 90 60 68 77 80 EKU OPP 91 n 89 75 64 1978 • 79 Won 5, Lost 24 EKU 95 OPP 60 66 69 68 78 88 108 61 59 51 63 80 60 69 62 72 78 83 78 72 70 50 81 72 81 81 67 58 79 81 82 49 84 60 Opponent Tennessee Indiana Nor1hernKentucky Morehead State Western Carolina James Madison Kentucky Middle Tennessee Miami (O.) Austin Peay Murray State Louisville Tennessee Tech Kentucky Northern Kentucky WesternKentucl,;y Louisville 67 60 56 58 89 77 115 56 57 78 56 52 61 73 75 OT 77 84 78 64 74 79 70 64 84 " 70 OT 86 68 94 76 77 95 76 45 37 �Western Kentucky Middle Tenness.ee Morehead State Tenness.ee Tech Murray State Dayton Otlio State Tennessee Tech Illinois State Southern Illinois ' Northern Kentucky 62 80 85 84 72 73 78 57 68 59 71 53 91 82 71 74 84 94 74 74 68 65 • KW!C Tourney 1979 • 80 Won 9, Lost 19 Opponent NorthCarotina James Madison Cincinnati Austin Peay Northern Kenlucky Kentucky MarshaN Ohio AuS1inPeay Murray Stale Miami (O.J Tennessee Tech Western Carolina Northern Kentucky Morehead State Western Kentucky Kentucky Middle Tennessee WeS1ern Kentucky Morehead Stale George Mason Mur1ayState Louisville Dayton Louisville Mt.St. Joseph Middle Tennessee · Morehead State · KWICTourney EKU 62 55 50 65 66 77 62 73 50 OPP 57 48 57 66 74 100 80 50 68 65 69 "68 60 80 63 82 63 52 63 66 92 70 56 60 54 67 69 77 65 68 70 61 57 53 51 53 58 72 57 85 88 72 54 59 56 90 1980 • 81 Won 16, Lost 15 Opponent WestVirgi,ja Campbellsville College Akron Kent State Youngstown State Northern Kentucky Dayton Marshall Rad!ord Bellarmine Louisville 38 Ohio Austin Peay Murray State Louisville Western Kentucky Northern Kentucky Morehead State Kentucky Western Kentucky MlcldleTennessee Kentucky Austin Peay Murray Stale Cincinnati Mount SI. Joseph Youngstown Slate Tennessee Tech Morehead State Xavier • MoreheadStal e 98 90 OPP 69 72 56 65 72 64 78 71 91 67 77 46 65 45 75 66 68 70 84 n 63 74 OT 75 62 83 51 60 58 95 60 103 76 67 65 104 72 1982 • 83 Won 14, Lost 13 72 62 n Opponent Pikeville Duke Bow1ing Green Incl. U. • Purdue U. Louisville Murray State Micldle Tennessee Oral Roberts Appalachian Slate Austin Peay Xavier (O.) Morehead State Dayton Cleveland State Tennessee Tech Georgia Austin Peay Northern Kentucky Kentucky State Morehead State Youngstown Stal e Ashland Marshall Tennessee Tech Murray State Middle Tennessee • MurrayStata 68 91 76 72 79 75 79 74 70 75 83 74 80 87 84 58 83 • KWICTourney 1981-82 Won 14, Lost 16 Opponent RadlOJd John Carrotl Campbellsville West Virginia Cleveland State South Florida Tennessee Tech MicldleTennessea Marshall FloridaA&M Western Kentucky Austin Peay Murray State Bellarmine Morehead State Louisville Northern Kentucky Western Kentucky Xavier Austin Peay Murray State Dayton Morahead State Oho EKU 97 83 74 74 Tennessee Tech MiddlaTennassee Louisville #UT-Chattanooga #Vanderbilt #East Tenness.ee EKU OPP 68 71 36 93 102 73 76 86 72 72 82 77 77 61 80 89 77 59 53 100 65 B7 50 61 2 0T 61 86 79 62 90 BO 68 BO 64 92 67 69 74 73 86 58 76 OT 69 78 83 65 74 65 52 OT 79 57 54 55 90 68 63 69 94 88 64 65 66 56 OPP 60 74 79 51 71 70 72 81 65 64 65 n 75 81 68 68 54 61 49 68 68 68 71 68 63 73 58 • OVC Tourney 65 52 60 B7 68 83 75 72 78 EKU 105 57 74 71 70 62 55 65 72 79 78 50 86 62 75 88 #AIAWRegionll 1983 • 84 Won 17, Lost 11 Opponent Bellarmine Kentucky Wisconsin Evansville Duke Xavier Kentucky State Bowling Green Wake FOJest Mercer Dayton Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Murray Stale Austin Peay Cleveland State Akron Youngstown Stale Louisville Morehead State Akron Youngstown State Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State • TennesseeTech ~ t~~:~:y ~ EKU OT 72 67 63 82 46 70 52 60 48 OPP 74 77 61 66 44 65 56 58 69 50 60 51 49 61 68 41 62 62 46 55 67 68 48 63 55 51 50 67 81 66 75 69 50 71 73 OT 78 58 58 78 83 68 64 64 67 60 51 70 • OVCTourney In Our Program Eastern Kentucky University �1984 • 85 Won 18, Lost 10 Opponent OPP Davis&Elkins 79 45 Auburn Miami{Fla.) 54 81 71 74 Dayton 72 59 Southeast Missouri Kent State 70 65 64 54 Western Kentucky Bellarmine Campbellsville 60 63 80 70 51 63 WesternK11ntucky 63 71 Evansville Morehead State Kentucky State 71 65 78 70 58 44 Tennessee Tech 66 75 Middle Tennessee 69 n Murray State Austin Peay 71 72 55 67 Akron 71 63 Youngstown State Morehead State 77 61 54 65 Cleveland State 70 47 Akron Youngstown State 71 80 54 69 Tennessee Tech MiddleTennesse& 62 63 67 67 Murray State 82 69 OT 61 65 62 72 Aus~n Peay • TennesseaTech 1988-89 Won 12, Lost 14 1986 • 87 Won 9, Lost 18 EKU Opponent EKU 75 Central Michigan Wisconsin-Green Bay 85 85 Louisville Bellarmine 56 Kentucky Ashland College 86 77 Stetson SouthwesternLouisiana 71 Pittsburgh 101 EastTennassa11 89 Dayton OT 78 Akron 70 Youngstown State 81 T11nness11eT11Ch 73 MiddleTennesse11 62 Murray Stale 76 AusUnPeay 83 W11sternCarolina Mor11h11adS1ate 54 Western Kentucky 57 Austin Peay 90 48 Murray State Youngstown State 78 Ak/'on 62 Middle Tennessee 63 77 Tennesse11Tech Morehead State 87 " n OPP 101 94 90 n 88 76 79 n 93 85 75 91 80 100 84 78 68 69 83 107 80 72 91 65 104 95 Opponent EKU Pittsburgh" East11rnMichigan• Looisville Marshal! Cincinnati Bowling Green Rollins S111tson 3 OT W11st11rnCarolina Morehead State Kentucky OT AustinPaay Murray State OT Middl11T11nn11ssa11 TennasseeS1a1a Tennessee Tech Shawnee State Mor11h11adS1ate Wright State East Tennessee T11nn11ssa11Tech Western Kentucky T11nn11ssa11Stat11 Middle Tennessee Murray State AustinP11ay 82 69 68 63 53 OPP 79 " 55 78 76 74 84 98 88 70 102 71 69 78 n 75 83 66 66 68 63 84 81 65 71 66 90 90 62 71 62 71 72 68 74 75 63 90 76 59 59 73 96 64 81 101 89 66 1989-90 Won 12, Lost 14 • OVCTourney 1985 • 86 Won 8, Lost 17 Opponent Dayton Bellarmine 1987 • 88 Won 6, Lost 20 EKU OPP 75 72 71 80 72 57 82 GoorgiaState Southern Miss. Kentucky State Cleveland State Louisville Oavis&Elkins OT 85 59 78 90 63 76 Campbellsville Kentucky Akron 52 OT 75 65 80 55 97 75 82 82 87 89 Youngstown State 72 Tennessee Tech MiddlaTannassaa Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State Austin Peay Murray State Youngstown State Akron MiddlaTannassee Tenn11sseeT&eh Mor11haadState 52 78 68 78 52 66 78 78 OT 76 85 70 71 Lady Colonel Basketball 73 83 OT 71 72 Nebraska Opponent 84 77 79 69 86 n 99 97 81 Opponent Kentucky Missouri-Kansas City McNeeseState Ohio Stetson Tennessee Indiana TennassaeStat11 Dayton EastTannassae MoreheadStat11 Cincinnati Murray State Austin Peay Tennessee State Louisville Tennessee Tech MiddleTennasse11 Western Kentucky Morehead State MiddlaTennassae Tennessee Tech Austin Peay Murray State Youngstown State 72 62 72 Auburn Grambling SE Louisiana NichollsStat11 Tulane Louisville Appalachian State SE Louisiana Moreh11adSt. Austin Peay Murray State Tennessee State 89 86 Georgia 79 62 69 78 73 94 109 EKU 79 73 58 71 81 40 n 95 86 OPP 96 94 82 82 85 115 9o 59 74 88 108 85 63 64 86 70 87 103 93 75 66 84 84 81 74 71 101 90 65 T11nnass11eTech Middle Tennessee Kentucky WrightStat11 Morehead State MiddlaTennaSS1111 TenoesseaT&eh Marshall East Tennessee Tennass1111Stat11 Cincinnati Murray State Austin Peay OT EKU OPP 54 86 85 65 73 56 95 95 71 68 84 76 85 66 67 63 78 60 80 88 64 79 86 66 90 109 68 88 74 59 79 80 84 89 68 82 72 63 82 82 67 83 57 51 82 82 69 87 62 52 86 51 39 �I BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1992 National Collegiate Division I Women's Semifinals April4 National Champ ionship S.mifinals April4 April 5 Los Angeles Sports Arena LosAnQeles,C,aj ilomia Un iversityofGalffomia, LosAngeles; Uni,..,.sityof Southe<nClllifomia;Los Angeles=Cot,r.cil "First- ar>d second-round games will be pla)'OO on the campusofoneof theparticipati ng instiMions "Pairingsof nigionalchampioosintheriationalsem~if'llll games willbedet&rmi"8dSunday,Ma rch 15. wtlen ct>am- pionship pa rticipants a,e select00. Aegiooal sites am Eas1 - Un iversityo1Virginia, Charlottessille,Virginia;Mideast - Purdue Un~ity. West La!ayette, lr>diar,a: Mid-west- University of Colorado, Boul<lef. Colorado;ar>d West - un;versityo! Wast,iogton.Seattle,Washington. �Lady Colonels On The Air Richmondradio stationWEKY-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. Mc Brayer 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 Nov. 23·24 Bowllng Green 811nkln11lt11tlonal 011part by bus@ 5:00 p.m. !or Bowling Gr11an, KY on Nov. 22. Stay at Friend- Nov.26 Depart by bus for Nashville, TN @ 2:00 p.m. on Nov. 25. Stay at Howard Jan. 18 AustlnPny S.E.Mlssourl ship News Motel (502·781·3460). Oepar1 trom Bowling Green@7:00p.m. on Nov. 24andarriveatEKU@10:00p.m. Vanderbilt Johnson (61S.226-4600). Depart from Nashville after game and arrive at EKU Jan. 25 OepartbybustoMurray, KYonJan 24@12noon. S1aya1Shonefslnn (502-753-5353). Depart tor Murlreesboro, TN on Jan. 26@ 8:00 a.m. Stay at Best Western·Wayside (61S-896-2320). Depart for Richmond after game and arrive al EKU on Jan. 28@1:00a.m. Feb.3 Morehead Su.111 Depart by bus for Morehead, KY @ 3:00p.m. onFeb. 3. Departaftergame andarrive in Richmondatmidnight. Feb. 22 TennesMe S1111a TanneaMe Tec:h Depart by bus tor Nashville, TN@ 1 :00 p.m. on Feb. 21. Stay at Howard Johnson(61S-~ ) . Departlor Cookeville TN after game. Stay at Ex110.1tive lnn(61S-S38-1040). Depart on Feb. 25 and anive in Richmond@ 2:00 a.m. ______:®_1_:oo_,_.m_______ ~~~~!i!!ssee 1 Oec:. 7-8 Florida State Tournament - -- - -- DepartbyplanefromairportonDec:.6 @ 9:45 a.m. for Tallahassee, FL. Seay a\Days lnn-North (904-385-0136). DepartfromTallahassee,FlonDec:. 8 aftergameandarriveatEKU@6:45 p.m. - - - - - - - ---! Oec:.1 0 Xavier Depart by bus tor Cincinnati, OH Dec:. 10@3:30p.m. Dapartaftergameand arrive at EKU@ midnight Dec:. 28 Marshall Departbybus @11 :30a.m.onDec:.28 tor Huntington, WV. Depart after game andarrive atEKU@8:30p.m. Jan.4 UT-Martin Departbybus @NoononJan. 31or Mar1in, TN. Stay at University Lodge (1-800-748-9480). Dapartaftergame andarrive in Richmond@1 :00a.m.on Jan.5. DepartbybusforClarksville, TN on Jan.17@12:30p.m. SlayatHoliday Inn (615-64S-9084). Oll?llf\on Jan. 19 for Cape Girardeau, MO@ 8:00 a.m. Stay at Drury Lodge(314-334-71S4). Depart from Cape Girardeau aft8f game and arrive In Richmond@ 3:00 a.m. on Jan. 21 . �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Basketball-Women's Media Guides Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived University Publications Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-wbasketball-1991-1992 Title A name given to the resource Sports Media Guide-Basketball, Women's Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Type The nature or genre of the resource text Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1991-1992 Language A language of the resource eng basketball-women women's athletics