1995 UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE

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A CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONThe 1994 University of Memphis Lady Tigers not only won the Great Midwest Conference regular season

championship, but the conference tournament title as well. The team's perfect 12-0 conference record (regular season andtournament) marked the first time in Lady Tiger history that a U of M team achieved this feat. The 1994 Lady Tigers werealso the first team in University of Memphis history to compete in the prestigious NCAA Tournament.

1995 LADYTIGER VOLLEYBALLQUICK FACTS

Location: Memphis, Tennessee

Founded: 1912

Enrollment: 21,500

President: Dr. V. Lane Rawlins

Interim Athletic Director: Don Carson

Associate Athletic Director-Women's: Lynn Parkes

Women's Athletic Trainer: Gayle McDonald

Volleyball Trainers: Gregg Calhoun and Jim Huddleston

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

Alma Mater (Year): Memphis State (1994)

Record at The University of Memphis (Years): 82-60 (4 seasons)

Career Record (Years): 82-60 (4 seasons)

Assistant Coach: Sami Randolph

Alma Mater (Year): Memphis State (1994)

Graduate Assistant Coach: Laurel Luman-Perinin

Alma Mater (Year): New Mexico (1995)

Home Court (Capacity): Elma Roane Field House (3,000)

Nickname: Lady Tigers

Colors: Blue and Gray

Conference: Conference USA

1994 Record: 27-8

1993 Great Midwest Record: 12-0/1 st

Freshmen (3): Lamar Bryant, Tera Hayman and Tara Pfeffer

Sophomores (3): Shoni Hodges, Liz Mullen and Rebecca Tigert

Juniors (1): Heather Fletcher

Seniors (3): Janice Neyens, Deidre Rowell and Monique Swaby

Setters (1): Janice Neyens

Middle Hitters/Blocker (3): Heather Fletcher, Tera Hayman, and

Monique Swaby

Outside Hitter (6): Lamar Bryant, Heather Fletcher, Shoni Hodges,

Liz Mullen, Deidre Rowell, and Rebecca Tigert

Sports Information Director for Volleyball: Sherilyn Fiveash

Sports Information Phone: (901) 678-2337

Sports Information Home Phone: (901) 276-0933

Sports Information Fax: (901) 678-4134

Press Row Phone: (901) 678-2552

OFFICE PRODUCT STOREProvides Copier for the University of Memphis

Sports Information Office

3930 Vantech DriveMemphis, TN 38115

901-795-8400

The University of Memphis is aTennessee Board of Regent Institution.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MEDIA INFORMATIONQuick Facts 1Athletic Directory 2Media Information 3Primary Media Outlets 4Travel Plans 4Lodging & Transportation 5Campus Map 6City of Memphis Map 7

OUTLOOKSeason Preview 8-9Rosters 10Squad Breakdown 11Pronounciation Guide 11

COACHESPenny Lucas-White 12Support Staff 13

PLAYERSReturnees 14-19Newcomers 20-21

'94 IN REVIEW1994 In Review 221994 Notes 23-25Results 26Final Statistics 27Great Midwest Statistics 27Charting 28Highs & Lows 29Charting 30Match-By-Match 31-32

CONFERENCE USAConference USA 32Conference Statistics 33Final GMC Statistics 34All-Time Tournament 35-37Postseason Appearances 37Composite Schedule 38-39

OPPONENTSAll-Time Opponent Records 40Opponents 41-53

HISTORYYear-By-Year Results 54-61Letter Winners 62Honorees 63Career Leaders 64Single Season Leaders 65Team Averages 66Tournament Results 67All-Time Coaches 68

ADMINISTRATIONThe University of Memphis ... 69-70President 71Athletic Academics 72Facilities 73-74

City of Memphis ........................ 75Tiger Traditions ......................... 76

The primary mission of the De-partment of Athletics is to provide asuccessful athletic program at thehighest level of competition. Char-acterized by academic, athletic andmoral excellence in a diverse colle-giate environment, the program willabide by the spirit of the rules gov-erning students and intercollegiateathletics and will be known for itsgood sportsmanship and integrity.The University of Memphis is a com-prehensive urban university commit-ted to the scholarly accomplish-ments of our students and facultyand to the enhancement of our com-munity, state and the nation throughprinciples of academic integrity,sound management and equal op-portunity.

CREDITSThe 1995 University of Mem-

phis Volleyball Media Guide is in-tended for the editorial use of me-dia organizations covering theLady Tigers. Any reprinting, repro-duction or other use of the con-tents for any commercial use isprohibited.

Any questions or requestsshould be directed to SherilynFiveash, Volleyball Contact at(901) 678-2337 (SID Office) or901-276-0933 (Home). Fax re-quests can be sent to (901) 678-4134. The University of MemphisAthletic Media Relations Depart-ment mailing address is:

Athletic Media RelationsAthletic Office Building

Room 205University of MemphisMemphis, TN 38152

Editor: Sherilyn FiveashAssistant Editor: Colleen BeckPhotos: U of M Photo Services,and Dale WatsonPrinting: Ambrose Printing,Nashville, TennesseeCover Picture: Head coachPenny Lucas-White and her se-niors (l-r: Monique Swaby, JaniceNeyens and Deidre Rowell).Thanks to the Orpheum Theatreand Gil Michael and Mike Murrayof The U of M Photo ServicesDepartment.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTORYTHE ADMINISTRATION

NAME, TITLE (ALMA MATER, YEAR)Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, President (Brigham Young, 1963) 678-2234Dr. Donald Carson, Interim Athletic Director (Kentucky, 1962) 678-2114Dr. Wilson Dietrich, Faculty Respresentative (Slippery Rock, 1958) 678-2423

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFSally Andrews, Assistant Compliance Coordinator (Christian Brothers, 1982) 678-4121Johns Bowers, Marketing Director (Memphis State, 1983) 678-2331 iAl Brown, Director of MClub (Memphis State,1955) 678-4878 iSam Cox, Ticket Manager (Memphis State, 1988) 678-4142Bobby Kilpatrick, Spring Sports Coordinator (Mississippi, 1958) 678-2452Bill Lansden, Marketing Coordinator (Rhodes College, 1986) 678-4284Bill Lofton, Associate Athletic Director-Finance and Management (Memphis State, 1972) 678-2461Melissa Moore, Assistant Athletic Director-Tiger Clubs (Memphis State, 1985) 678-2334Lynn Parkes, Associate Athletic Director-Compliance (Alabama, 1973) 678-2315Dr. James Smith, Assistant Athletic Director-Administration (Fisk, 1973) 678-2335Fred Stewart, Business Manager (Memphis State, 1978) 678-2461Dr. Tim Sumner, Academics (Taylor, 1969) 678-2714Bob Winn, Assistant Athletic Director-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC STAFFColleen Beck, Staff Secretary (Mississippi, 1953) 678-2315Brenda Cash, Track/Cross Country (Arizona State, 1981) 678-4119Pam Kalinsoki, Assistant Soccer Coach (North Carolina, 1991) 678-2315Debbie King, Golf Coach (Florida International, 1984) 678-4121Michael Ladner, Assistant Basketball Coach (Southeastern Louisiana, 1986) 678-2313Joye Lee-McNelis, Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1986) 678-2315Penny Lucas-White, Volleyball Coach (Memphis State, 1994) 678-3570Gayle McDonald, Athletic Trainer (Freed-Hardeman, 1983) 678-2340Laurel Luman-Perini, Graduate Assistant-Volleyball (New Mexico, 1994) 678-2315Charlotte Peterson, Tennis Coach (Memphis State, 1972) 678-2328Sami Randolph, Assistant Volleyball Coach (Memphis State, 1994) 678-2315Betty Russell, Administrative Secretary 678-4118 (

Blair Savage, Graduate Assistant-Basketball (Arkansas, 1994) 678-2315 [Angela Scott, Assistant Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1990) 678-2123 (

Les Szabo, Soccer Coach (Cleveland State, 1979) 678-3427Steve Whistler, Assistant Track Coach (Murray State, 1989) 678-2452Women's Athletics Fax 678-2162

SPRING SPORTS STAFFChris Bartels, Soccer (Bowling Green State, 1973) 678-4141Tommy Buford, Tennis (Rhodes College, 1957) 678-2452Jim Cook, Golf (Memphis State, 1968) 678-4136Glenn Hays, Track Coach (Rhodes College, 1962) 678-4138Jeff Hopkins, Baseball Coach (Memphis State, 1973) 678-4137Bernadine Kelly, Spring Sports Secretary 678-2452Rob McDonald, Assistant Baseball Coach (Murray State, 1984) 678-2452

ATHLETIC MEDIA REALTIONS STAFFOFFICE HOME

Bob Winn, Assistant Athletic Director-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337 365-8144Sherilyn Fiveash, Media Relations Director-Women's (Eastern Kentucky, 1984) 678-2397 276-0933Mark Owens, Media Relations Director-Men's (Virginia Tech, 1989) 678-2349 368-6853Martha Woods, Secretary 678-2337Sports Information Fax 678-4134 AStudent Assistants: Rob Bertling, Chris Campbell, Brian Eaton and Rob Stallins 'xi?

MEDIA INFORMATION

SHERILYN5ASHAthletic Media Relations Director-

VolleyballEastern Kentucky, 1984

PRESS CREDENTIALSRequests for working credentials should be directed to SherilynFiveash at The U of M Sports Information Office, Room 205 ofthe Athletic Office Building, Memphis, TN 38152. Seating islimited and will be restricted to filing press, radio and televisionrepresentatives needs according to NCAA regulations.

PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALSThese credentials will be issued only to accredited photogra-phers or those individuals on special assignment. Photogra-phers may take pictures from the sidelines during the matchprovided they remain a safe distance from the playing courtand not in front of the bench and coaching areas. Permissionmust be given by game officials for flash photography. Allnetwork television camera persons should abide by the sameguidelines as photographers. Videotape or highlight crewsfrom visiting schools should make arrangements at least oneweek in advance of competition to Sherilyn Fiveash.

RADIOThree seats are available for visiting radio outlets on press rowin the Elma Roane Field House. Requests to broadcast mustbe made in writing at the earliest possible date to receivepermission. Acourtesy line is available to all visiting team radiostations. However, if the station should need more than oneline, the station is responsible for making its own arrange-ments with South Central Bell at 901 -761 -6504. South CentralBell will then contact the Sherilyn Fiveash to make arrange-ments for assignement of the telephone.

PARKINGParking is available in the Elma Roane Field House parking lot.No parking passes will be distributed. The gates to the ElmaRoane Field House parking lot will be raised one hour prior tomatch time for weekday matches, and will be open at all timesduring weekend matches.

TELEPHONES/FAXThree long-distance, operator-assisted telephones are avail-able, one on press row and two in the media room, on a first-come, first-serve basis. Priority will be given to wire servicerepresentatives and to those filing for publication the next

morning (for night games). Arrangements to have box scoresor any other written materials faxed can be made through theathletic media relations staff.

STATISTICS/SERVICESThe University of Memphis Athletic Media Relation staff willprovide complete game statistics, including post-game boxscores. Coaches' quotes will be provided upon request.

PRACTICE ATTENDANCEAll practices are closed to the public. However, some accom-modations may be made for the media if ample notice is givento the athletic media relation director. All practices are held inthe Elma Roane Field House.

TICKET INFORMATIONTickets for all home matches are available at the Athletic TicketOffice which is open from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The ticket officetelephone number is (901) 678-2331. Tickets are also avail-able the day/evening of a match ($2 for adults, $1 for youths,and U of M students admitted free with valid ID, as well aschildren under six).

PLAYER INTERVIEWSAll player interviews are coordinated with coach Lucas-Whitethrough Sherilyn Fiveash of the athletic media relation staff.Please contact Sherilyn (901-678-2337) so that she mayattempt to set a time for the interview which does not interferewith the player's academic or practice schedule.

FAX ON DEMANDThe Lady Tiger volleyball weekly press release, statistics,results and schedule are available on Fax On Demand. Use ofthe system is limited to members of the media ONLY. To getthe Fax On Demand dial:

(201)585-5404

The passcode for Conference USA is:2872

Lady Tiger volleyball release code numbers are:1861 - Weekly Release1862 - Statistics and Schedule/Results1863- Roster1864 - Special Releases1865- Lastest Box Score

The Great Midwest volleyball release code numbers are:1161 - Weekly Release1162 - Statistics and Schedule/Results1164 - Special Releases1166 - Championships Information

PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETListed below are those members of the Tiger Press-Radio-TV corps who should receive releases from Memphis' opponents

Phil StukenborgSportsThe Commercial Appeal495 Union AvenueMemphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-529-2543FAX: 901-529-2362

Al DunningSports EditorThe Commercial Appeal495 Union Ave.Memphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-529-2364FAX: 901-529-2362

Paul HartlageVoice of the TigersWGKX-FM5900 PoplarMemphis, TN 38119Phone:901-767-6532FAX: 901-767-9531

Woody BairdAssociated Press495 Union Ave.Memphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-525-1972FAX: 901-529-2362

Sports EditorThe Daily HelmsmanUniversity of MemphisMemphis, TN 38152Phone: 901-678-2192FAX: 901-678-4792

Dennis FreelandMemphis Flyer460 Tennessee St.Memphis, TN 38101Phone:901-521-9000FAX: 901-521-0129

Jack PeckWPTY TV2225 Union AvenueMemphis, TN 38104Phone: 901-278-2424Fax: 901-272-8759

Marlin WilliamsWBBJ TV346 Muse StreetJackson, TN 38301Phone:901-424-4515FAX: 901-424-9299

Mike Fleming, Jarvis Greer,Harold GraeterWMC-TV1960 Union Ave.Memphis, TN 38104Phone: 901-726-0410; 0408FAX: 901-278-7633

Mike Heller, Glenn CarverWREG-TV803 Channel Three DriveMemphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-577-0118; 0117FAX: 901-577-0167

Ron Savage, Eric PerkinsWHBQ-TV485 S. HighlandMemphis, TN 38111Phone: 901-320-1345FAX: 901-320-1366

Bill LittleTri-State Defender124 Calhoun Ave. EastMemphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-523-1818FAX: 901-523-1820

Billy WoodsWest Memphis EveningTimes111 East BondWest Memphis, AR 72301Phone:501-735-1010FAX: 501-735-1020

Dave Woloshin, Matt Dillon,Mark BialekWREC-Radio203 Beale St.Memphis, TN 38103Phone:901-578-1144FAX: 901-525-8054

Sports DirectorWSMS-FMUniversity of MemphisMemphis, TN 38152Phone:901-678-3176FAX: 901-678-4331

Rick TaylorWLOK-AM363 South Second St.Memphis, TN 38103Phone: 901-527-9565

Paul DavisWMC-AM1960 Union Ave.Memphis, TN 38104Phone: 901-726-0555FAX: 901-272-9186

Robyn YoungWRVR-FM5904 Ridgeway ParkwayMemphis, TN 38119Phone:901-767-0104FAX:901-767-0582

Tyler ChowDeSoto County TribuneP.O. Box 486Olive Branch, MS 38654Phone: 601-895-6220FAX: 601-895-4377

Dan MorrisSports EditorThe Jackson Sun245 W. LafayetteJackson, TN 38301Phone: 901-425-9636FAX: 901-425-9604

Richard VandergriftCovington LeaderP.O. Box 529Covington, TN 38019Phone:901-476-7116FAX: 901-476-0373

Wally WellmanGermantown News7545 North StreetGermantown, TN 38138Phone: 901-754-0337FAX: 901-754-2961

AWAY MATCHHEADQUARTERS

SOUTH FLORIDAHoliday Inn Busch Gardens

2701 East Fowler Ave.Tampa, Florida 33612

(813)971-4710

CLEMSONHampton Inn

851 Tiger Blvd.Clemson, SouthCarolina 29633

(803) 653-7744

UNC CHARLOTTEHampton Inn University Place

8419USHwy. 29NCharlotte, North Carolina 28262

(704) 548-0905

HOUSTONHampton Inn East828 Mercury Drive

Houston, Texas 77013(713)673-4200

LOUISVILLEHampton Inn Airport

800 Phillips LaneLouisville, Kentucky 40209

(502)366-8100

MARQUETTEWyndham Milwaukee Center

139 East Kilborn AveMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53202

(414)276-8686

DEPAULMarriott O'Hare

8535 W. Higgins RoadChicago, Illinois 60631

(312)693-4444

CINCINNATI & WRIGHT STATEHampton Inn South7393 Turfway Road

Florence, Kentucky 41042(606)283-1600

CONFERENCE USATOURNAMENT

Hurstbourne Hotel9700 Bluegrass Parkway

Louisville, Kentucky 40299(5021491-4830

LODGING & TRANSPORTATIONMemphis Police Department 528-2222 DISTANCE TABLEEMERGENCY CALLS ONLY 911 (Memphis to ...)Ambulance 458-3311 Atlanta, GA , 382 milesBaptist Hospital (Emergency Room) 522-5511 Birmingham, AL 241 milesMethodist Hospital (Emergency Room) 726-7600 Chicago, IL 514 milesSt. Francis Hospital (Emergency Room) 765-2180 Cincinnati, OH 500 milesYellow Cab 577-7777 Dallas, TX 454 milesCity Wide Cab 324-4202 Knoxville, TN , 388 milesMetro Cab 323-3333 Little Rock, AR 137 milesChecker Cab 526-5222 Louisville, KY 376 milesRazorback Cab 526-5222 Miami, FL 997 milesDelta Airlines 761-5441 Milwaukee, Wl , 601 milesNorthwest Airlines 800-433-7300 Nashville, TN 210 milesAmerican Airlines 526-8861 New Orleans, LA 414 milesUSAir 800-428-4322 Saint Louis, MO 294 milesFederal Express Pick-up 345-5044

HOTELSAdams Mark (939 Ridge Lake Boulevard) 684-6664Brownestone Hotel (300 N. Second) 525-2511Courtyard by Marriott (6015 Park Avenue) 761-0330Crowne Plaza (250 N. Main) 527-7300Days Inn-East (5877 Poplar Avenue) 767-6300Embassy Suites (1022 S. Shady Grove) 684-1777French Quarter Inn (2144 Madison) 728-4000Hampton Inn (5320 Poplar) 683-8500Hilton East (5069 Sanderlin) 767-6666Holiday Inn-East (5795 Poplar Avenue) 682-7881Holiday Inn-Overton Square (1837 Union) 278-4100Homewood Suites (5811 Poplar) 763-0500Marriott (2625 Thousand Oaks) 362-6200Peabody (149 Union) 529-4000Radisson (185 Union) 528-1800Ramada Inn I-240 at Mt. Moriah (2490 Mt. Moriah) 362-8010Wilson Inn (2705 Cherry Road) 366-9300Wilson World (2715 Cherry Road) 366-6000

RESTAURANTSBayou Bar and Grill (2105-1 Overton Square) 278-8626The Butcher Shop Steak House (1/2 block south of Union at 101 S. Front) 521-0856Landry's Seafood House (263 Wagner Place) 526-1966The Commissary (Barbecue)(2290 S. Germantown Road) 754-5540Cooker Bar & Grille (6120 Poplar Avenue) 685-2800Corky's Bar-B-Q (5259 Poplar) 685-9744El Chico Mexican Restaurant (3491 Poplar Avenue) 323-9609Folk's Folly Prime Steak House (551 Mendenhall Road S) 762-8200Grady's Good Times (6080 Primacy Parkway) 763-4663Frank Grisanti's at Embassy Suite Hotel (1022 S. Shady Grove) 761-9462The Half Shell (688 S. Mendenhall Road) 682-3966Houston's Restaurant (5000 Poplar) 683-0915Jim's Place East (5560 Shelby Oaks Drive) 388-7200John Wills Memphis Bar & Grill (5101 Sanderlin) 761-5101LaTourelle (2146 Monroe Avenue) 458-1060Olive Garden (2765 S. Perkins Extended) 365-3473The Pier (100 Wagner Place) 526-7381The Rendezvous (52 S. Second) 523-2746Ruth's Chris Steak House (5858 Ridgeway Center Parkway) 761-0055The Spaghetti Warehouse (40 Huling Avenue W.) 521-0907

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1995 SEASON PREVIEWWith the taste of

success still embedded ontheir tastebuds, The Uni-versity of Memphis LadyTiger volleyball teamlooks forward to the1995 campaign, and tocompete in the newlyformed ConferenceUSA.

Lady Tigerhead coach PennyLucas-White en-ters her fifth sea-son at the helmof the programthat has won

back-to-backGreat Mid-west Confer-

ence regular season titles.Last year, the two-time Great Midwest Conference Coach-of-the-Year led her squad to its first-ever conference title, andan appearance in the prestigious NCAA Tournament.

"I am very optimistic about the new conference and newseason. Our newcomers bring us a lot of strength, and I be-lieve that they will give us a lot of depth and experience attheir respective positions," said Lucas-White.

Lucas-White returns two of six starters to her lineup, in-cluding the highly touted senior, Monique Swaby. The 6-0middle blocker from Miami, Fla., was the 1994 Great Mid-west Conference Player-of-the-Year. Swaby is on target tobecome The University of Mem-phis' all-time leading kill player(1,149), as she needs just 196 tosurpass Peggy Rule's 1,344. Lastyear Swaby led the Lady Tigerswith 501 kills and a .274 kill per-centage. As well, the Miami, Fla.,native had a team-high 40 blocksolos and 92 block assists.

"Monique really came into herown last year as a junior, and thething that I appreciate most aboutMonique is that she expects morefrom herself. Therefore, I know shewill be a team leader and a rolemodel," explained Lucas-White.

kills.

The 1994 Lady Tigers celebrate after winning theirfirst Great Midwest Conference Tournament title.

Last season a Lady Tigerfreshman madeher mark. Now,after a seasonof collegiate ex-perience, sopho-more ShoniHodges is a forceto be reckoned.The5-11 outside hitterfrom Phoenix, Ariz.,was named to theGreat Midwest Confer-ence All-Newcomerteam. An excellentpasser, Hodges led theLady Tigers with 375 digslast season. As well, sheranked second on the teamwith a .223 kill percentageand ranked third with 299

"Shoni brings such great talent to this program, that I lookforward to watching her blossom into a more dynamic player,even more so than she already is," Lucas-White said.

Lucas-White has a lot of experience waiting to step intothe starting lineup.

"My other returning players know and understand theirrole, and I am very comfortable that when they're called uponto go into the match they will rise to the occasion," said Lucas-White.

Senior Janice Neyens has been a back-up setter to Tay-lor, but has excellent court awareness and is a very capable

player at the net and in the backrow.

Deidre Rowell, a 5-10 se-nior, really turned it on at the endof the '94 campaign. Rowell hascontinued to make great strides ather outside hitter position.

Heather Fletcher, a 6-0 jun-ior outside hitter/middle blocker,saw more playing time last season.She hit .161 percent and accumu-lated 16 total blocks at the net forthe Lady Tigers.

Rounding out the returneesfor the '95 Lady Tigers is MemphianRebecca Tigert. The 5-9 sopho-

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more outside hitter saw limited action her inaugural seasonat The U of M. However, Tigert worked extremely hard duringthe spring season and made a major contribution to the squad.

Lucas-White inked four outstanding players to her LadyTiger lineup.

"Our newcomers bring a wealth of experience to our pro-gram and I look forward to working with them," Lucas-Whiteexplained.

Liz Mullen transferred to The University of Memphis afterplaying her freshman season at Mississippi College. Mullen,a native of Mesa, Ariz., was named to the Gulf South All-Conference team and the conference championship All-Tour-nament squad. The 5-9 outside hitter ranked sixth in the con-ference in kills per game (3.9) and eighth in kill percentage(.248). She led her team to an overall record of 21 -8.

Another Arizona native, Lamar Bryant, comes to The Uof M from Chandler, Ariz., where she was an outstandingplayer at Corona Del Sol. The 5-9 outside hitter led her teamsto the state tournament in 1992,1993 and 1994. In 1992 and1993 Corona Del Sol finished as the state runner-up, and in1994 they finished in the Final Four. Bryant was selected tothe Arizona Coaches Association honorable mention All-American list. She was also the region MVP, and first teamAll-State, All-East Valley and All-Metro.

Tara Pfeffer, a 5-10 outside hitter had both a successfulhigh school and junior career in Austin, Tex. In 1994, herWestwood High squad were the Texas Region II Area cham-pions with a 21-11 record. This summer her Junior Olympicsquad placed second in Orlando, Fla. As a senior atWestwood, Pfeffer had a .387 kill percentage, 305digs and • 52 aces. She was a Texas

Girls Coaches AssociationAll-Star nominee andearned first team All-Dis-trict.

Rounding out thelist of newcomers isTera Hayman, a 6-0middle blocker fromLittle Rock, Ark. Shewas a three-yearletter winner at HallHigh School.Hayman was aclass 4A All-Con-ference playerin 1994. Duringthe Little RockCity Tourna-m e n t ,Hayman was

named the MVP as her team finishedsecond.

The road tosuccess in '95won't be easyfor the Lady Ti-gers.

"The scheduleis a very competi-tive one, but I amconfident that myteam will be preparedto meet these chal-lenges," said Lucas-White.

Joining the newlyformed Conference USA,the Lady Tigers will facemany new challengers in-cluding the University ofHouston, a NCAA FinalEight finisher. The Cougars and the Lady Tigers will play oneach other's court in 1995.

Louisville, which has played in six straight NCAA Tour-naments, also will play Memphis twice during the regular sea-son.

To open the 1995 campaign the Lady Tigers will play atthe South Florida Invitational, Sept. 1 -2. That tournament fea-tures Florida State, a team consistently in the NCAA Tourna-ment; South Florida, a 1993 National Invitational Tournamentcompetitor; and Tennessee Tech.

The Lady Tigers will open their home schedule hostingthe Graphic Systems Classic which will feature Ole Miss,Murray State and Illinois-Chicago.

Joining the newly formed Conference USA, the Lady Ti-gers will face all not only Houston, South Florida and Louis-ville, but UAB, Southern Mississippi, Marquette, Tulane,DePaul, Cincinnati, Saint Louis and UNC Charlotte.

"Conference USA is a great conference for volleyball be-cause of the strength of the programs involved in this newleague. Volleyball has now become a premier sport," Lucas-White said.

Other non-conference opponents include Clemson, Au-burn, Southern Illinois, Middle Tennessee State, ArkansasState and Wright State.

Nothing is better than the sweet taste of success. The '95Lady Tigers are hoping success tastes even sweeter the sec-ond time around.

1995 ROSTERS

Sitting L-R: Rebecca Tigert, Tara Pfeffer, Lamar Bryant, Liz Mullen, Janice Neyens andNikki Taylor (no longer with team).Standing L-R: Assistant Coach Sami Randolph, Graduate Assistant Laurel Luman-Perini,Shoni Hodges, Tera Hayman, Heather Fletcher, Monique Swaby, Allwyn Fitzpatrick (nolonger with team), Deidre Rowell and Head Coach Penny Lucas-White.

NO NAME1 Rebecca TIGERT2 Liz MULLEN6 Janice NEYENS7 Monique SWABY8 Deidre ROWELL10 Tara PFEFFER11 Lamar Renee BRYANT12 Shoni HODGES13 Heather FLETCHER15 Tera HAYMAN

NUMERICAL

POSITION HT CLOutside Hitter 5-9 So.Outside Hitter 5-9 So.Setter 5-8 Sr.Middle Blocker 6-0 Sr.Outside Hitter 5-10 Sr.Outside Hitter 5-10 Fr.Outside Hitter 5-9 Fr.Outside Hitter 5-11 So.Middle/Outside Hitter 6-0 Jr.Middle Blocker 6-0 Fr.

ALPHABETICAL

NO NAME11 Lamar Renee BRYANT13 Heather FLETCHER15 Tera HAYMAN12 Shoni HODGES2 Liz MULLEN6 Janice NEYENS10 Tara PFEFFER8 Deidre ROWELL7 Monique SWABY1 Rebecca TIGERTHead Coach: Penny LUCAS-WHITEAssistant Coach: Sami RANDOLPHGraduate Assistant: Laurel LUMAN-PERINI

POSITIONOutside HitterMiddle/Outside HitterMiddle BlockerOutside HitterOutside HitterSetterOutside HitterMiddle/Outside HitterMiddle BlockerOutside Hitter

HT5-96-06-05-115-95-85-105-106-05-9

CLFr.Jr.Fr.So.So.Sr.Fr.Sr.Sr.So.

HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLGermantown, Tenn./GermantownMesa, AZ/DobsonChandler, AZ/Corona del SolMiami, FL/North MiamiFlorence, AL/CoffeeAustin, TX/WestwoodChandler, AZ/Corona del SolPhoenix, AZ/Shadow MountainRichardson, TX/BerknerLittle Rock, AR/Hall

HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGEChandler, AZ/Corona del SolRichardson, TX/BerknerLittle Rock, AR/HallPhoenix, AZ/Shadow MountainMesa, AZ/Dobson/Mississippi CollegeChandler, AZ/Corona del SolAustin, TX/WestwoodFlorence, AL/CoffeeMiami, FL/North MiamiGermantown, TN/Germantown

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SQUAD BREAKDOWNBY HEIGHT

5-8: Janice Neyens

5-9: Lamar Renee BryantLiz MullenRebecca Tigert

5-10: Tara PfefferDeidre Rowell

5-11: Shoni Hodges

6-0: Heather FletcherTera HaymanMonique Swaby

BY POSITION

Outside Hitter: Lamar Renee BryantHeather FletcherShoni HodgesLiz MullenTara PfefferDeidre RowellRebecca Tigert

Middle Hitter/ Heather FletcherBlockers: Tera Hayman

Deidre RowellMonique Swaby

Setters: Janice Neyens

BY CLASS

Freshmen: Lamar Renee BryantTera HaymanTsra Pfpffpri ai a i i GI i ci

Sophomores: Shoni HodgesLiz MullenRebecca Tigert

Juniors: Heather Fletcher

Seniors: Janice NeyensDeidre RowellMonique Swaby

.

BY STATE

Alabama: Deidre Rowell, Florence

Arkansas: Tera Hayman, Little Rock

Arizona: Lamar Renee Bryant, ChandlerShoni Hodges, PhoenixLiz Mullen, MesaJanice Neyens, Chandler

Florida: Monique Swaby, Miami

Tennessee: Rebecca Tigert, Germantown

Texas: Heather Fletcher, RichardsonTara Pfeffer, Austin

BY MAJOR

Business: Lamar Renee Bryant

English: Deidre Rowell

Engineering: Janice Neyens

Criminology: Heather Fletcher

History: Monique Swaby

Undecided: Tera HaymanShoni HodgesLiz MullenTara PfefferRebecca Tigert

PRONUOUNCIATION GUIDE

Shoni Show-knee

Deidre Rowell Dee-dra Rowell (like growl)

Swaby Sway-bee

Tigert Tie-kirt

Pfeffer Fef-fer

Luman-Perini Lou-man Purr-re-knee

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HEAD COACH

PENNY LUCAS-WHITEMemphis State, 1994

4th Season82-60 at The U of M

1993 and 1994Great Midwest Coach of the Year

In just four seasons, Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-White led her squad to its first Great Midwest ConferenceTournament Championship. That marks the first time in thehistory of The University of Memphis that a Lady Tiger volley-ball team won a conference tournament title. And, with thatconference title, the Lady Tigers made their first ever appear-ance in the NCAA Tournament.

For the second straight season, Lady Tiger head coachPenny Lucas-White led her squad to a Great Midwest Confer-ence regular season title, and was named GMC Coach of theYear (1993 and 1994).

The team's 12-0 conference record marked the second timein The University of Memphis women's volleyball history that aLady Tiger squad went undefeated in regular season confer-ence play (went 7-0 in the Metro Conference in 1990).

The team's final overall record, 27-8, marked the thirdconsecutive year the Lady Tigers had won 20 or more matches.As well, the Lady Tigers have had eight 20-win seasons in thepast nine years, and 14 in the team's 23 seasons.

Winning 20 straight matches set a school record for mostconsecutive wins by a U of M volleyball team surpassing theprevious mark, 15, set in 1990. As well, the team's six losses arethe fewest by a Lady Tiger squad since the 1971 campaignwhen they were 17-5.

Lucas-White owns an overall record of 82-60 in four seasonsat The University of Memphis.

During her third year as head coach of The University ofMemphis Lady Tiger volleyball program, Penny Lucas-Whitenot only led her team to an impressive 25-11 record, but a GreatMidwest Conference regular season championship with a 11-1 mark.

Lucas-White took over the reins of Lady Tiger volleyball onJulyS, 1991.

It did not take long for Lucas-White to orient her inheritedLady Tiger team to her coaching. In 1991, the Lady Tigerscompiled a 20-15 record. Competing in the Great MidwestConference, the Lady Tigers, under Lucas-White's direction,finished the season 3-2 and placed third at the 1991 year-endtournament.

The 1992 season was a rebuilding year for the Lady Tigers,whose roster featured four freshmen, two sophomores and twojuniors. Inexperience showed as the team finished the 1992season with a 10-26 mark. However, at the Great Midwest

Championships, the sixth seeded Lady Tigers upset thirdseeded Marquette before losing to champion Alabama atBirmingham.

The University of Memphis job is Lucas-White's first headcoaching position. However, she was the assistant volleyballcoach at Auburn University from 1987-89. During her three-year stint at Auburn, her teams compiled a 63-47 recordincluding back-to-back 20-win seasons (25-12,1988 and 21-14 in 1989).

Lucas-White played collegiate volleyball at Louisiana Statefrom 1980-83. During her career with the Tigers she earnedfirst-team All-Southeastern Conference honors in 1980 aswell as being named LSU's most valuable player. In 1983LSU compiled a 31-16 overall record and finished second inthe Southeastern Conference.

A professional contract was offered to Lucas-White in 1984and she accepted to play in the German Professional League.From 1984-85 she played for the Feuerbach team whichcompeted in Stuttgart, West Germany.

In 1985 she earned a spot on the United States NationalTeam which finished second in Norcea and participated in thePan Am Games.

Lucas-White once again played in the professional ranks,this time in the United States. In 1987 she participated on theDallas Belles squad which finished third in the league. In 1988she played with the Chicago Breeze.

She headed back to Europe in 1988 to play in the ItalianProfessional League. Lucas-White earned a spot on theMatera squad from 1988-89. During that season she earnedthe Major League Volleyball blocking and spiking efficiencyawards. She then played for the Agrigento team from 1989-91. That squad finished second in the league. Lucas-Whitewas twice named to various All-Tournament teams.

During the summer of 1992, Lucas-White served as thevolleyball commissioner of theTennessee Sportsfest.

In the summer of 1993, herUSVBA team finished first inthesilverdivisionoftheUSVBAChampionships in Memphis,Tenn. Lucas-White was namedthe Rookie of the Year and thePlayer of the Year in thewomen's open division of thattournament. As well, sheearned All-Rookie Team hon-ors in the women's open divi-sion, and First Team All-America laurels in the women'sopen silver division.

A native of Baton Rouge,La., Lucas-White is married toMark White. They are the proudparents of Kyle Anthony bornon January 17, 1995.

Lucas-White and her husbandMark and son Kyle.

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SUPPORT STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH

SAMI RANDOLPHMemphis State, 1994

After a banner career as a player at Memphis State (nowThe University of Memphis), Sami Randolph, a 5-7 outsidehitter, moved into a new role with the Lady Tiger volleyballprogram last season, Assistant Coach.

Randolph, a native of Las Vegas, Nev., completed hercareer as a Lady Tiger by earning second-team All-GreatMidwest Conference honors. During the 1993 season, sheranked second on the team in kills (360), kill percentage (.209)and aces. As well, Randolph ranked fifth on the squad in digswith 292.

During her four-year career at The University of Memphis,Randolph tallied 107 aces which ranks ninth on the Lady Tigerall-time chart.

An outstanding student-athlete, Randolph graduated fromThe University of Memphis magna cum laude with a degree inEducation. This past spring Randolph received her mastersdegree in Leadership.

She was involved in numerous activities outside of volley-ball during her stay at The U of M. She was a member of: theAthletic Academic Council; Student Teachers Education As-sociation; Principal Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics;Black Student Association; and Education Mentor Program.Randolph was also a tutor for Educational Support Services.

The most prestigious award a Lady Tiger athlete canreceive is the Elma Roane Award. At the 1994 year-end LadyTiger Athletic Banquet, Randolph received this award for heroutstanding academic and athletic achievements, as well asher contributions as a volunteer in the Memphis community.

Academically, Randolph was a member of: Kappa Delta Pi(Education Honor Society); Dean's List, Black Scholars Unlim-ited (Honor Society); Tiger Thirty (3.0 grade point average orhigher); Great Midwest Conference All-Academic Team andGreat Midwest Conference Award of Excellence finalist.

GRADUATE ASSISTANTTRAINER

GREGG CALHOONFort Hays State University, 1991

GRADUATE ASSISTANTCOACH

LAURELLUMAN-PERINI

New Mexico, 1994

An outstanding collegiate player, Laurel Luman-Perinicomes to The University of Memphis from the University ofNew Mexico.

While at UNM, Luman-Perini was named to the first-teamAmerican Volleyball Coaches Association All-Region squad(west). She was also named to the second-team all WesternAthletic Conference her junior and senior seasons. Lumin-Perini was also an honorable mention All-American her seniorseason.

She helped lead her team to a four-year record of 150-93.Her 1991 Lobos won the Western Athletic Conference title witha perfect 12-0 record. Her team's competed in four consecu-tive NCAA Tournaments, and finished in the round of 16 in1990, 1991 and 1993.

Statistically, Luman-Perini ranks on the following Loborecord lists: third in career hitting percentage (.329); third inblock assists (211); and tied for fourth in block assists in asingle season with 85 (1993).

Luman-Perini ranks on two WAC all-time lists. Her careerhitting percentage, .331, ranks third, while her 320 total blocksranks ninth.

During her four years at UNM, Luman-Perini was a mem-ber of the Honor Roll, and graduated with a degree in PhysicalEducation and Health. As well, she was the WAC ScholarAthlete and Academic AII-WAC in 1991, '92, '93 and '94.

She is married to Victor Perini who is a hospital adminis-trator in Memphis. Luman-Perini is currently working on hermasters degree in Sports and Leisure Commerce at TheUniversity of Memphis.

She is the daughter of Jean and Donald Luman, and is anative of Lewiston, N.Y.

STUDENT ASSISTANTTRAINER/MANAGER

JIM HUDDLESTON

THE 1995 LADY TIGERS

#73HEATHER FLETCHER

6-0, JuniorMiddle/Outside Hitter

Richardson, TexasLV.BerknerH.S.

1994 as a Sophomore - Tallied a season-high seven killsagainst UAB ... Against Arkansas-Little Rock at the SEMOClassic, Fletcher had a season-best eight digs ... Fletcher'sseason best kill percentage was .500 against Murray State ...During the Southern Illinois-Carbondale match she had aseason-best three service aces, two block solos and threeblock assists ... Fletcher also had two block solos during theArkansas-Little Rock match ... Had 39 kills and hit .161 ...Served 12 aces ... Had 46 digs ... In the front row Fletchertallied five block solos and 11 block assists.

1993 as a Freshman - Participated in 30 matches herfreshman season ... Completed the season with 63 killsincluding a season-high eight versus Samford... Hit a season-high 1.000 percent in the second Cincinnati match ... For theseason, Fletcher hit. 121 percent... Handed out a season-bestfour assists during the New Orleans win ... Served a season-high five aces against South Alabama... Had 115 digs includ-ing a season-high 14 during the Dayton match...Accumulateda season-high three block solos against UT-Chattanooga ...Assisted on a season-best nine blocks during the New Orleansmatch.

High School - A three-year volleyball letter winner at L.V.Berkner High School in Richardson, Texas ... Led her sopho-more team to the State 5A Region IIsemi-finals...That 1990-91 squad was the District and Bi-District Area champions ...Completed the season with a 32-4 record that season ... As ajunior, her team finished 27-10 and were the District champi-ons ... During her senior year, Richardson High finished witha 27-6 overall record ... That squad won the Bi-District AreaChampionship and were semi-finalists at the State 5A RegionII Tournament ... As a sophomore she earned honorable

mention All-City and All-District honors ... During her juniorseason, she was named first team All-City and second teamAll-District ... Earned first team All-City and All-District as asenior... Was named the District Co-Offensive Player of theYear.... Had 143killsasajuniorand218asasenior... Hit.284percent as a junior and .302 as a senior... Accumulated 155block assists as ajunior and 146 as asenior... Had an amazing106 block solos her junior season and 67 as a senior... Wascoached by Paula Yager... Played USVBAjuniorvolleyballforthe Mid-Cities Volleyball Club for three seasons ... Won ThirdCoast Championship in 1991 with the Mid-Cities 16 Elite team... Earned second team and All-Tournament honors during the1992 Tour of Texas with her club team.

Personal - Major- Criminology; Born-- March 3,1975;Parents -- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fletcher.

1994 Season-Highs

Kills:7 vs. UAB (10-25-94)Kill Percentage (min. 5 att.):.500 vs. Murray State (9-10-94)Digs:8 vs. Ark.-Little Rock (11-12-94)Aces:3 vs. SlU-Carbondale (10-21-94)Block Solos:2 vs. Ark.-Little Rock (9-3-94)2 vs. SlU-Carbondaie (10-21-94)Block Assists:3 vs. SlU-Carbondale (10-21-94)

Career-Highs

Kills:8 vs. Samford (9-18-93)Kill Percentage (min. 5 att.):.467 vs. Samford (9-18-93)Digs:14 vs. Dayton (10-23-93)Aces:5 vs. South Alabama (9-10-93)Block Solos:3 vs. UT-Chattanooga (9-3-93)Block Assists:9 vs. New Orleans (9-18-93)

FLETCHER'S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR19931994TOTALS

GP KTA PCTKPG73 63 41 18244 39 21 112117 102 62 294

.121 0.90

.161 0.90

.141 0.87

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A SA DIG BS BA6 21 169 7 293 12 46 5 119 33 215 12 40

SHONI HODGES5-11, Sophomore

Outside HitterPhoenix, Arizona

Shadow Mountain H.5.

1994 as a Freshman -- Had an outstanding freshmanseason ... Named to the Great Midwest Conference All-Newcomerteam ... Earned All-Tournament honors during theGreat Midwest Conference Championship Tournament ...Despite a shoulder injury, Hodges saw action in all 32 matchesand was a starter for most of the season ... Earned All-Tournament honors during the first regular season tournament(Memphis Sports-Lady Tiger Invitational) ... Had a season-high 21 kills during the Ole Miss contest... Has had double digitkills during 16 matches... Her 299 kills ranked third on the teamstatistical chart ... As well, her .223 kill percentage rankssecond on the team ... Hit a season-best .545 percent (min. 5att.) against DePaul... Also hit .500 (3-0-5) against TennesseeState ... Served a season-high three aces during the Tulsa,Tennessee State and UAB matches ... An excellent passer,Hodges has accumulated 10 or more digs in 20 matches lastseason... Led the team with 375 digs... Had a season-high 25digs against South Florida ... While playing on the front row,Hodges tallied a block solo in four matches... Assisted on twoblocks during the Tennessee State, Cincinnati and DePaulmatches...Handed out four assists during the Louisville match... Her 31 aces ranked fourth on the team ... Had four blocksolos and 25 block assists.

High School - An outstanding player out of the state ofArizona... Was an outstanding volleyball and basketball playerat Shadow Mountain High School... As afreshman she earnedhonorable mention All-Region honors and herteam's CoachesAward... Was the captain of her SMHS team for three seasons... As a sophomore she earned All-State and All-State Tourna-ment team honors...Was the captain of her club team (ArizonaJuniors) for three seasons (1991-93) ... In 1991 she was amember of the Third Coast All-Tournament team ... Led hersophomore team to the Third Coast Championship in Austin,Texas... During her junior season, Hodges was captain of thefirst-team All-Region squad ... Earned All-State and All-StateTournament team honors in 1992... In 1991,1992 and 1993,

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she was named her team's MVP...As a senior she was namedthe captain of the first-team All-Region squad ... Named to theAll-Star team in 1993 ... Was named the Player of the Year inthe state of Arizona her junior and senior seasons ... Led herSMHS squad to the Regional title four straight seasons (1990-93)... Shadow Mountain was the State runner-up in both 1990and 1993 ... Earned All-State and All-State Tournament teamhonors in 1993... Was named one of the top five players in thestate of Arizona as a senior... Broke all SMHS records in aces,kills, block solos and digs... Was the first female named to theShadow Mountain High School Hall of Fame... As a basketballplayer she was a three-time All-Region selection and was thecaptain of the All-Region as a senior... Earned All-State andAll-State Tournament team honors as a junior and senior... Isthe all-time leading scorer and rebounder at SMHS ... Wasselected as one of the top five players in the state of Arizonaand the Arizona Player of the Year.

Personal -- Major- Undecided; Born - September 23,1976; Parents -- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodges.

1994 Season-Highs

Kills:21 vs. Ole Miss (11-8-94)Kill Percentage (min 5 att.):.545 vs. DePaul (11-4-94)Digs:25 vs. South Florida (11-26-94)Aces:3 vs. 6 opponentsBlock Solos:1 vs. 4 opponentsBlock Assists:2 vs. 5 opponents

Career-Highs

Kills:21 vs. Ole Miss (11-8-94)Kill Percentage (min 5 att.):.545 vs. DePaul (11-4-94)Digs:25 vs. South Florida (11-26-94)Aces:3 vs. 6 opponentsBlock Solos:1 vs. 4 opponentsBlock Assists:2 vs. 5 opponents

HODGES' CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR1994

GP109

K299

E TA1-21 797

PCT.223

15

KPG2.70

A26

SA31

DIG375

BS4

BA25

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#6 JANICE NEYENS5-8, Senior

SetterChandler, Ariz.

Corona del Sol H. S.

1994 as a Junior -- During her junior season, Neyens hada season-best three service aces against UT-Martin ... In thatsame match she had a season-best five digs and two kills ...Neyens also had two kills against Marquette and Tulsa... Shehit .667 percent against Tulsa ... Handed out a season-highnine assists versus Houston ... Had a block assist during theMarquette win ... Handed out 22 assists in 1994 ... Tallied 23digs in 14 matches ... Served three aces.

1993 as a Sophomore -- Saw action in 29 matches... Wasthe team's back up setter... Also played back row for the LadyTigers ... Had a season-high three kills during the first UT-Martin match ... Hit 1.000 percent in that same match ...Handed out a season-best 11 assists during three matches...Completed the season ranked third on the team with 79 assists... Dug up 61 digs last season ... Had a season-high nine digsduring the Southern University match...Served a season-bestfive aces against Oral Roberts ... Had a block solo in theClemson match ... Assisted on one block during four matches... Earned Tiger Academic 30 honors (3.0 grade point averageor higher).... Had the highest cumulative grade point averageon the team ... Also earned Great Midwest All-Academichonors.

1992 as a Freshman - Neyens ranked second on thesquad with 533 assists... Handed out a season-best 40 assistsduring the North Texas win ... Had a career-high five killsversus NorthTexas and Mississippi State ... Served a career-best seven aces during the UT-Chattanooga match ... In thatsame match she had a career-high 24 digs... Against BowlingGreen State, the 5-8 setter had six block solos ... During theNorthTexas match she assisted on four blocks.

High School -- Neyens was a three-sport letter winner atCorona del Sol High School in Chandler, Ariz.... Earned fourletters on the volleyball team and was a member of the

basketball and tennis squads... Led her Corona del Sol squadto the state championship her senior season ... The 1989-90and 1990-91 Corona del Sol teams finished as the staterunner-up ... Was named to the first-team 5A Center RegionConference team her senior season ... That same year shealso earned second-team All-East volleyball team honors ...Was her school's scholar athlete as a sophomore, junior andsenior ... Earned honorable mention for the Central RegionConference her sophomore and junior years... Was named tothe MizunoAII-Starteam.. .Was one of the top 10 players at the1992 Fiesta Classic Tournament with her Arizona Junior Clubteam ... An excellent student, Neyens had a 4.6 grade pointaverage and graduated 17th in her class of 650 students ...Was a member of the National Honor Society ... Earnednumerous math student of the month honors ... Played in thevarsity symphonic band for four years... Was named the mostimproved player on the 1991 -92 tennis team at Corona del Sol.

Personal - Major- Engineering; Born - October 14,1973; Parents -- Mr. Edward J. Neyens and Mrs. PatriciaNeyens.

1994 Season-Highs

Kilts:2 vs. Tulsa (9-3-94)2 vs. Marquette (10-7-94)2 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Kill Percentage (min. 5 att.):.200 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Assists:9 vs. Houston (9-17-94)Digs:5 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Aces:3 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Block Solos:0Block Assists:1 vs. Marquette (10-7-94)

Career-Highs

Kills:5 vs. Mississippi State (11-18-92)5 vs. North Texas (9-17-92)Kill Percentage (min. 5 att.):.600 vs. Texas-Arlington (?-?-92)Assists:40 vs. North Texas (9-17-92)Digs:24 vs. UT-Chattanooga(10-24-92)Aces:7 vs. UT-Chattanooga(10-24-92)Block Solos:6 vs. Bowling Green (9-26-92)Block Assists:4 vs. North Texas (9-17-92)

NEYENS' CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR199219931994TOTALS

GP1106427201

K359852

TA PCT KPGSA DIG20 1137 508 2938 192

.133 0.30

.040 0.10

.000 0.30

.073 0.26

16

533 2179 1522 3634 39

1766123260

BS91010

BA94114

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#8DEIDRE ROWELL

5-10, SeniorMiddle/Outside Hitter

Florence, Ala.Coffee H.S.

1994 as a Junior -- Was the co-captain of the '94 LadyTigers ... Played in 22 matches her junior season ... Had aseason-high six kills during the Ole Miss match... In that samematch she had a season-high .500 kill percentage ...Hadnumerous career-bests in '94 ... Served a career-high threeaces during both the Tulsa and Tennessee State matches ...Blocked two opponents by herself during the Arkansas-LittleRock match which was a career-best... Assisted on a career-high three blocks against Arkansas-Little Rock, Tulsa andSaint Louis... Had a season-high five digs against Saint Louis... Accumulated 26 kills, 13 assists, 11 aces and 40 digs.

1993 as a Sophomore - Saw action in 22 matches hersophomore season ... Had a season-best two kills during fivematches ... Hit 1.000 percent during the Troy State match ...Had a season-high three digs versus UT-Chattanooga andFlorida... Completed the season hitting. 120 percent... Had anexcellent spring season ... Earned Tiger Academic 30 honors(3.0 grade point average or higher)... Earned Great MidwestAll-Academic honors.

1992 as a Freshman - Came on strong late in the seasonand played well in the Great Midwest Championships ... Hada season-best two kills in back-to-back matches againstTulane and Samford ... Hit 1.000 during the Louisiana Techmatch ... Had an ace during both the Pittsburgh and Samfordmatches ... Tallied a block solo during the Tulane, ArkansasState-3 and Sam Houston contests... Dug up 12 digs againstthe Lady Blazers of UAB-2.

High School -- An excellent athlete, Rowell participated infour sports while attending Coffee High School in Florence,Ala. ... Led her Coffee volleyball team to two state playoffs ...The 1988, '89 and'90 squad won the Area Championship... In1989 and 1990, Coffee won the Substate Championship ...Rowell was the captain of the 1990 and 1991 volleyball team

... Was also the captain of the basketball team her junior andsenior seasons ... In 1988 Rowell was voted the MostImproved Junior Varsity player... During the 1989 volleyballseason she was her team's Best Attacker and Most ValuablePlayer... That same season she earned the 5A Area 15 MostValuable Player award ... In 1990 she again won that honoras well as being her team's Best Attacker ... Her juniorseason she also earned her team's Most Valuable Playeraward... As a senior she was named for the third time as hersquad's Best Attacker and MVP ... Also earned the team'sHustle Award... Was selected to the 1989 All-Region team...Also earned Area 15 Class 5A All-Tournament honors duringher junior and senior seasons... Was a center on the Coffeebasketball team ... She was that team's leading rebounder(9.8) her junior season ... As a sophomore she earned herteam's Most Valuable Defensive Player... She earned fourletters on the Coffee Softball team ... She led that squad inRBI's her junior season ... Also participated in track (longjump, 440 relay and 100 yard dash) ... An outstandingstudent, Rowell earned the 1992 U.S. Army Reserve Na-tional Scholar Athlete Award ... She was a member of theNational Honor Society, Quill and Scroll National HonorSociety... Rowell participated in Mu AlphaTheta, the FrenchClub, and the Key Club while at Coffee ... She was thehistorian for the Student Council.

Personal -- Major- English; Bom- SeptemberSO, 1974;Parents -- Mr. and Mrs. William Rowell, Sr.

1994 Season-Highs

Kills:6 vs. Ole Miss (9-9-94)Kill Percentage (min. 5 att.):.500 vs. Ole Miss (9-9-94)Digs:5 vs. Saint Louis (10-1-94)Aces:3 vs. Tulsa (9-3-94)3 vs. Tennessee State (9-21-94)Block Solos:2 vs. Ark.-Uttle Rock (9-3-94)Block Assists:3 vs. Ark.-Little Rock (9-3-94)3 vs. Ole Miss (9-9-94)3 vs. Saint Louis (10-1-94)

Career-Highs

Kills:6 vs. Ole Miss (9-9-94)Kill Percentage {min. 5 att.}:.500 vs. Ote Miss (9-9-94)Digs:12 vs. UAB-2 (11-10-92)Aces:3 vs. Tulsa (9-3-94)3 vs. Tennessee State (9-21-94)Block Solos:2 vs. Ark.-Little Rock (9-3-94)Block Assists:3 vs. Ark.-Little Rock 99-3-94)3 vs. Ole Miss (9-9-94)3 vs. Saint Louis (10-1-94)

ROWELL'S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR199219931994TOTALS

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The Players

MONIQUESWABY6-0, Senior

Middle BlackerMiami, Fla.

North Miami H.S.

1994 as a Junior -- Had an outstanding junior season... NamedMost Valuable Player of the Great Midwest Conference ... EarnedMVP of the Great Midwest Conference Tournament... During theGMC Championship Tournament, Swaby hit .422 percent (23-4-45)... Twice named Great Midwest Conference Player of the Week ...Earned Most Valuable Player honors at the SEMO Classic... Namedto the Georgia Invitational All-Tournament team ... During thattournament Swaby had a career-high 31 kills during the SouthFlorida match ... Her 501 kills and .274 kill percentage led the LadyTigers... That kill total ranks fourth on the Lady Tigers all-time singleseason list... Her 1,104 kill attempts ranks tied for first on the all-timesingle season chart... Swaby's attack percentage (.274) ranks tiedfor sixth on the all-time single season list... Also leads the team with40 block solos and 90 block assists ... Has had 25 double digit killperformances ... Has had 20 or more kills in eight matches thisseason... Has hit over .200 percent 24 times... Hit a career-high .857(6-0-7) during the Tennessee State victory ... Served a career-highfour aces against Louisville ... Has had double digit digs on 16occasions ... During the Mississippi State match, Swaby had aseason-high 19 digs ... An excellent blocker, she had a season-highthree block solos against four opponents ... Assisted on a career-best six blocks during both the Cincinnati and DePaul matches ...Has accumulated 32 aces which ranks third on the squad ... Her 312digs also ranks third on the team... Swaby currently ranks third onThe U of M all-time kill percentage chart (.245)... Her 1,128 careerkills ranks seventh and her 2,715 kill attempts ranks eighth on theLady Tiger all-time chart.

1993 as a Sophomore - Earned first team All-Great MidwestConference honors ... Named to the Nike Invitational All-Tourna-ment squad ... Was the Great Midwest Conference Player of theWeek (Nov. 7) ... Led the Lady Tigers with 27 block solos and 87block assists ... Had a career-high seven block assists against bothWestern Kentucky and Arkansas State.... Registered a season-bestfour block solos during the Western Kentucky and Cincinnati matches... Ranked fifth in the Great Midwest with a 0.95 blocking average ...Averaged 3.0 kills per game, a team-high ... Ranked third on theteam with 358 kills ... Accumulated a career-high 28 kills during theMarquette match ... Hit a season-best .625 percent during the SouthAlabama match ... Ranked sixth in the Great Midwest with a .249hitting percentage ... That .249 kill percentage led the Lady Tigers

statistical chart... Ranked fourth in digs with 293 ... Had a season-high 27 digs versus Arkansas State.

1992 as a Freshman - Saw action in all 36 Lady Tiger matchesas a freshman ... Ranked as the team's top hitter with a .202percentage ... Had 290 kills which was the second most on thesquad's statistical charts ... Led the team with 21 block solos and 65block assists ... Also accumulated 246 digs which was the fourthmost by a Lady Tiger that season ... Hit a season-best 18 kills duringthe Syracuse match ... In that same match she had a season-high 43digs ... Blocked, by herself, four kill attempts by Sam Houstonplayers ... Assisted on five blocks during both the Saint Louis-2 andDePaul-2 matches.

High School - Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Swaby attendedhigh school in Miami, Fla.... Participated in volleyball, soccer, trackand badminton at North Miami Senior High School ... Was thecaptain of her junior and senior volleyball squad ... Led her 1991squad to the District Championship... Her team was the number oneteam in the county in 1992 ... Was named her team's Most ValuablePlayer in 1991 and 1992 ... Swaby earned All-Dade honors as ajunior and senior... Earned All-State laurels as a junior and senior... Played singles and mixed doubles on the badminton team ... Ledthat team to the District Championship ... Earned All-Dade badmin-ton honors ... Played goalie for the soccer team for one season andwas the captain of that squad ... Participated on the 440 and 880relay teams for the North Miami track squad ...Was the president ofthe Letterman Club at North Miami.

Personal - Major- History; Born-- February 16,1974; Parents- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swaby.

1994 Season-Highs

Kills:31 vs. South Florida (11-26-94)Kill Percentage.857 vs. Tennessee St. (9-21 -94)Digs:19 vs. Mississippi State (9-27-94)19 vs. Ark.-Littie Rock (11-12-94)Aces:4 vs. Louisville (9-24-94)Block Solos:3 vs. 4 opponentsBlock Assists:6 vs. Cincinnati (10-15-94)6 vs. DePaul (11-4-94)

Career-Highs

Kills:31 vs. South Florida (11-26-94)Kill Percentage.857 vs. Tennessee St. (9-21-94)Digs:43 vs. Syracuse (9-26-92)Aces:4 vs. Louisville (9-24-94)Block Solos:4 vs.3 opponentsBlock Assists:7 vs. Western Kentucky (10-1-93)7 vs. Arkansas State (10-27-93)

YEAR199219931994

SWABY'S CAREER STATISTICS

GP K E TA PCT KPG A SA DIG BS BA129 290 133 778 .202 2.30 5 16 246 21 65120 358 151 833 .249 3.00 9 20 293 27 87123 501 187 1145 .274 4.10 15 32 319 40 92

TOTALS 372 1149 462 2756 .249 3.08 29 68 858 88 244

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REBECCA TIGERT5-9, SophomoreOutside Hitter

Germantown, TennesseeGerman/own H.S.

1994 as a Freshman -- Saw limited action her freshmanseason ... Had her first collegiate kill during the Tulsa victory... In that same match she hit 1.000 percent (1-0-1)... Had twodigs against UT-Martin and one against Murray State.

High School - The first prep player from Memphis to signwith the Lady Tigers since 1991 ...An outstanding player whohelped lead her Germantown High squad to a three-year 103-22 record ... Led her 1991 squad to the District, Region andSub-State Championships .. As a junior she was named herteam's MVP and Best Offensive Player... That same seasonshe led herteam in total blocks... Was named to the CommericalAppeal Best of the Preps... Earned All-District, All-Region, All-State and All-Metro honors as a junior ... Her junior teamcaptured the District, Region, and Sub-State Championships.... That same team placed third in the State Tournament...Once again named her team's MVP and Best Offensive Player... Led her team in blocks her senior season ... GHS won theDistrict and Sub-State titles in 1993 ... Earned CommercialAppeal Best of the Preps honors her senior season ... Namedto the All-District, All-Region, All-State and All-Metro teams hersenior season... Was the captain of her GHS team as a senior... Voted Most Athletic of her senior class... Played for the Westteam during the Tennessee All-Star match ... That team wonfor the first time in ten years... Earned honorable mention AAUHigh School All-America laurels in 1994 ... Received theTennessee State Athletic Association Scholastic Achieve-ment Award three years ... Played on the World SportsExchange team that competed in Spain during the summer of'94 ... Was the only player from Tennessee on that squad ...Earned Who's Who in Academics and Athletics while at GHS... Was a three-year letter winner of the Germantown HighSchool softball team (centerfield and designated hitter) ...During her sophomore season, the GHS softball team won theState Tournament... Played Junior Olympic basketball andsoftball in 1991.

The Players

Personal - Major - Undecided; Born - February 26,1976; Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tigert.

1994 Season-Highs

Kills:1 vs. Tulsa (9-3-94)Kill Percentage (min 5 att.):NADigs:2 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Aces:0Block Solos:0Block Assists:0

Career-Highs

Kills:1 vs. Tulsa (9-3-94)Kill Percentage (min 5 att.):NADigs:2 vs. UT-Martin (10-12-94)Aces:0Block Solos:0Block Assists:0

TIGERT'S CARElR STATISTICS

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1995 NEWCOMERS

#11LAMA/? RENEE BRYANT

5-9, FreshmanOutside Hitter

Chandler, ArizonaCorona del Sol H. S.

High School - Another product of Corona del Sol HighSchool in Chandler, Ariz, (senior setter Janice Neyens alsoattended)... Her 1992 and 1993 teams finished second in thestate ... The 1994 squad was a Final Four finisher... A 1994honorable mention All-American as selected by the ArizonaCoaches Association ... Also earned region MVP, first teamAll-State, All-East Valley and All-Metro honors as a senior...Was a first team All-City pick in 1993 and 1994 ... As a juniorshe earned first team All-Region, second team All-State andsecond team All-East Valley... During her sophomore seasonshe was a second team All-Region selection ... Also earnedhonorable mention All-State and honorable mention All-EastValley that same season ... She was Corona del Sol's AthleteoftheYearin 1994... Played forthe East Valley JuniorOlympicVolleyball Club for five years and was the co-captain of the1994-95 squad ... Earned one letter in basketball and led that1993 squad to the 5A State basketball championship ... Wasa member of the National Honor Society from 1993-95 .

Personal - Major- Business; Born - March 12, 1977;Parents -- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bryant.

#15 TERAHAYMAN6-0, FreshmanMiddle Blacker

Little Rock, ArkansasHallH.S.

High School - An outstanding athlete from Little Rock, Ark....Was a three-year letter winner on the Hall High School volley-ball team ... Also earned three letters in basketball and one intrack and field ... Her HHS volleyball team were - co-champi-ons in 1991 and 1992 ... She was the associate captain of her1993 and 1994 squads ... Was named the Most ImprovedPlayer of her 1989 (junior high) and 1990 squad... In 1991 and1992 Hayman was named her team's Most Consistent Player... She was the MVP of the Little Rock City Tournament in 1994... Earned AAAA All-Conference honors this past season ...This past summer she played on the --Junior Olympic team...As a basketball player, Hayman earned her team's Outstand-ing Rebounder and Most Improved Player awards for the1992-93 season ... As a track athlete, Hayman finished eighthin the state in the 100 meter dash (12.5), fifth in the state in theshot put (37' 2"), seventh in the state in the 400 meter dash(1:00.1) and was a member of the second place state 400meter relay team (49.1).

Personal - Major- Undecided; Born- October 11,1976;Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hayman, Jr..

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The Players

#2LIZ MULLEN5-9, SophomoreOutside HitterMesa, Arizona

Dobson H.S.Mississippi College

1994 as a Freshman at Mississippi College -- Was astarter for Mississippi College at outside hitter... Earned All-Gulf South Conference honors .... Was a member of the GulfSouth All-Tournament team... Ranked sixth in the conferencein kills per game and eighth in the conference in kill percentage... Was named her team's MVP ... Had a 4.0 grade pointaverage and was on the Dean's List.

High School -- Attended Dobson High School where shewas a three-year member of the varsity volleyball team ... Shewas the captain of her junior and senior teams ... Was namedto the Mizuno All-Star team in 1993 ... Earned first team All-Conference honors in 1992 and 1993... Those same seasonsshe was her team's MVP ... In 1991 and 1992 she earnedGoldwater and Dobson Invitational All-Tournament honors ...During her sophomore season her Arizona Junior VolleyballClub won the Third Coast Tournament... Played basketballand participated in track her freshman year... Was a memberof the National Honor Society ... Was an honor roll student.

Personal -- Major- Undecided; Bom - September 20,1976; Parents-- Mr. David and Mrs. Doreen Mullen.

TARAPFEFFER5-10, FreshmanOutside HitterAustin, Texas

WestwoodH.S.

High School -- An outstanding player from WestwoodHigh School in Austin, Tex. ...Led her 1994 squad to the Texas5A Region II Area championship with a 27-11 record ... Thatteam advanced to the 5A Region II quarterfinals... As a seniorshe was a Texas Girls Coaches Association All-Star Nominee... Earned first team All-District and All-Central Texas honorsin 1994 ... Was the co-captain of her senior squad ... Namedto the 1994 All-Centex preseason Top 10 players list ...Accumulated 241 kills and hit .387 percent as a senior... alsohad 305 digs and 52 aces in 1994... In 1993 and 1994 she wasan academic All-District honoree ... In 1994 she earnedacademic All-State laurels ... Was a second team All-Districtpick her junior season ... Tallied 162 kills with a .321 killpercentage as a junior... Also had 237 digs and 27 aces thatsame season ... Her Junior Olympic teams (Austin Juniors)placed third at the Colorado Crossroads Tournament in 1993and in 1994 they placed third atthe Lone Star Classic... In 1995her Junior Olympics (Texas Juniors) finished second in Or-lando, Fla.... Was a member of the National Honor Society ...Is an advanced open water scuba diver... Has blue belt in KukSool Won Korean martial arts.

Personal - Major- Undecided; Born - June 26, 1977;Parents - Mr. Dennis L. and Mrs. Mary Pfeffer.

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\4 SEASON IN REVIEW

TAKEPRISONERS The University of Memphis Lady Tiger volleyball team

completed the 1994 campaign with not only a winning record,27-8, but a Great Midwest Conference regular season andchampionship title.

As well, the Lady Tigers participated in the prestigiousNCAA Tournament for the first time in school history.

In first round action, The University of Memphis was sentto the West Coast to face San Diego State, the number fiveseed in the NCAA West Region.

Despite the odds, the Lady Tigers handed the Aztecs a 15-7 loss in the first game of the best-of-five match.

After the Lady Tigers took a 6-2 lead in the second game,SDSU took a timeout and made the necessary adjustmentsthat would cause the collapse of The U of M.

San Diego State, led by Juliana Cezars' and GingerErnest, got on target and swept the next three games from theLady Tigers, 15-6, 15-5, 15-9.

Junior Monique Swaby led the Lady Tigers with 21 kills.However, senior Renee Ross had 19 kills, a team-high .385 killpercentage and a match-high 14 digs.

"I was extremely proud of the way the team played," saidfourth-year Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-White. "Theynever gave up, and played with a lot of intensity right up untilthe end."

Despite the loss, the future looks bright for Lucas-Whiteand the Lady Tiger volleyball program.

"This has been a great season for us. I give a lot of creditto the team because they knew what their goals were, and theywent after them," explained Lucas-White. "We wanted to win aconference title, and we did. We wanted to go to the NCAATournament, and we did."

After winning their season opening tournament, the Mem-phis Sports Invitational, the Lady Tigers took second place intheir second tournament of the season, the Graphic SystemsClassic. The U of M lost to Stephen F. Austin, a team that wenton to compete in the NCAA Tournament, in the championshipmatch.

After that loss the Lady Tigers lost five of their next sixmatches.

Could history repeat itself?During the 1991 season, The University of Memphis

volleyball team lost to Mississippi State, and then went on towin 15 straight matches.

This past season, the Lady Tigers lost to Mississippi Stateand then went on to win a school record 20 straight matches.

During that 20-match win streak, the Lady Tigers captured

their second straight Great Midwest Conference regular sea-son title going 12-0.

At the Great Midwest Conference Championship Tourna-ment in Dayton, Ohio, the Lady Tigers did not lose a game intheir quest for the title.

The team's motto for the tournament was, "Take NoPrisoners."

According to Lucas-White, she told her team that duringthe 1993 conference tournament, in which they lost in the semi-finals, the Lady Tigers had carried those scars too long. Lucas-White did not want her team to be a prisoner to the heart-feltloss they had incurred in 1993.

The U of M beat Saint Louis in semi-final round action, 15-4, 15-10, 15-12. In the championship match, the Lady Tigersbeat defending GMC champions DePaul, 15-11, 15-2, 15-7.

That conference title was not only the first Great Midwestchampionship for the Lady Tiger volleyball team, but the first-ever conference title for a U of M volleyball squad.

During the GMC Tournament, Lady Tiger head coachPenny Lucas-White was named Coach of the Year for thesecond consecutive season.

Swaby, a 6-0 middle blocker, was named the Player of theYear, while sophomore setter Nikki Taylor earned first-teamAll-Conference, and freshman Shoni Hodges was named tothe All-Newcomer team.

At the completion of the championships, Swaby wasnamed the tournament MVP, while senior Jamie Runkie andTaylor were named to the All-Tournament team.

The 1994 Great Midwest Conferenceregular season and tournament champions.

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1994 NOTABLESLADY TIGERS WIN OPENING TOURNAMENT - The Universityof Memphis Lady Tiger volleyball team won its season openingtournament, the Memphis Sports Invitational, Sept. 2-3. Duringthat three-match tournament the Lady Tigers lost just one game.The U of M opened with a 15-12, 15-12, 15-2 win over South-eastern Louisiana, followed by a 10-15,15-7, 16-14, 15-12 vic-tory over Arkansas-Little Rock. In the finals, against Tulsa, theLady Tigers took little time in beating the Golden Hurricane, 15-

2,16-14,15-12.

Nikki Taylor wasthe MVP of theMemphis Sports

Invitational.

TAYLOR NAMED MVP - Sophomore NikkiTaylor was named the Most Valuable Playerof the Memphis Sports Invitational. Duringthat tournament, the 5-8 setter from Rock-ford, Ohio, handed out 99 assists, servedseven aces and had 25 digs.

HODGES-FITZPATRICK EARN ALL-TOURNAMENT- Freshman Shoni Hodgesand sophomore Allwyn Fitzpatrick werenamed to the Memphis Sports InvitationalAll-Tournament team. Hodges, a 5-11 out-side hitter, tallied 30 kills and hit .393 per-cent during the tournament. As well, sheserved five aces and had 41 digs. Fitzpatrick,a 5-11 middle blocker, nailed 23 kills and hit

.206 percent. As well, she had five aces, 25 digs, seven blocksolos and six block assists.

LADY TIGERS FALTER IN GRAPHIC SYSTEM CLASSIC FI-NALE - The University of Memphis took a five-match win streakinto the championship match of the Graphic Systems Classic(Sept. 9-10). However, the Lady Tigers met up with a hard hittingStephen F. Austin squad, and the U of M fell, 12-15,12-15,8-15.In first round action the Lady Tigers beat Ole Miss, 10-15, 15-5,15-7, 15-10. The U of M then beat Murray State, 15-7, 15-5, 15-11 in second round play.

ROSS-FITZPATRICK NAMED TO ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - For the secondconsecutive week, sophomore outside hit-ter Allwyn Fitzpatrick earned All-Tournamenthonors. Fitzpatrick, a native of Santa Bar-bara, Calif., completed the Graphic SystemsClassic with 16 kills, five aces and 33 digs.Joining her on the All-Tournament team wasteammate Renee Ross. The 5-9 senior out-side hitter had an outstanding performanceleading her team in kills against Stephen F.Austin (14) and Ole Miss (15). The Marion,

Allwyn Fitzpatrick |OW£l; natjve completed the tournament withearned back-to- 3? kj|| f j d 3g rfj

back all-tournament a

honors.LADY TIGERS HAVE TOUGH TIME IN ARI-

ZONA - Head coach Penny Lucas-White knew her Lady Tigerswould be tested in Flagstaff, Arizona, during the Kachina Clas-sic, Sept. 16-17. During that tournament hosted by NorthernArizona, the Lady Tigers did not win a game in their threematches. In first round action they lost 5-15,11-15,2-15 to North-

ern Arizona, followed by a second round loss to Cal State-Northridge, 7-15, 7-15, 9-15. The team's final loss was to na-tionally ranked Houston, 5-15, 2-15, 11-15.

THE U of M HITS SKID - Losing all three matches during theKachina Classic hosted by Northern Arizona, the Lady Tigershad lost four straight matches. The team got back on the win-ning track with a 15-3, 15-6, 15-2 win over Tennessee State.However, after that win, the Lady Tigers lost two more matches.Against Louisville, The U of M won the first two games, 15-8,15-2, before losing the next three, 12-15,6-15,10-15. Travelling toStarkville, Miss., the Lady Tigers lost their sixth match in sevenmatches with a 9-15, 10-15, 15-9, 14-16 defeat by MississippiState.

ON THE ROAD WITH THE LADY TIGERS - The University ofMemphis had a tough start on the road in 1994. The Lady Tigersopened the season 0-2 when playing on an opponent's courtand 0-3 when playing on a neutral floor. However, after losing toMississippi State in Starkville, Miss., the Lady Tigers won 14straight road matches. The Lady Tigers completed the 1994 sea-son with a 8-2 record when playing on a neutral court, and 9-4when playing on an opponent's court.

LADY TIGERS OPEN CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WITH A WIN- The University of Memphis were the Great Midwest Confer-ence defending regular season champions. The Lady Tigersopened their 1994 GMC regular season schedule with a 15-11,15-13, 17-15 win over Saint Louis in Memphis on Oct. 1. Lastyear the Lady Tigers finished 11 -1 with the lone loss at the handsof Cincinnati on the road.

SWABY NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK- Junior middle blocker Monique Swaby wasnamed the Great Midwest Player of theWeek, Oct. 10. During the week of Oct. 3-9,Swaby led the Lady Tigers to three straightGreat Midwest Conference victories (UAB,3-0, Marquette, 3-0 and DePaul, 3-2). Dur-ing those matches, Swaby tallied 47 kills,had 38 digs, six block solos and eight blockassists. She hit .314 versus UAB, .333against Marquette and .200 during theDePaul victory.

LADY TIGERS BREAK ROAD WOES - TheLady Tigers broke their road losing streakwith a 15-8, 15-5, 16-14 win over Tennes-see-Martin (Oct. 12). Prior to that victory theLady Tigers had lost four straight road matches.

Monique Swabytwice earned GMCPlayer of the Week

laurels.

LADY TIGERS SET WIN RECORD - The University of Memphis Lady Tiger volleyball team won a school record 20 straightmatches from Oct. 1 (Saint Louis) until Nov. 25 when they lost tonationally-ranked Georgia. That consecutive win total surpassesthe previous mark, 15, set in 1990.

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1994 Notables

SWABY NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK AGAIN - For thesecond time this season, junior Monique Swaby was named theGreat Midwest Conference Player of the Week on Oct. 24. Dur-ing the week of Oct. 17-23, Swaby led the Lady Tigers to twowins: Saint Louis, 13-15, 15-5, 15-9, 10-15, 15-9 and SIU-Carbondale, 14-16, 15-10, 15-12, 15-9.Swaby, a 6-0 middle blocker, had 24 kills against Saint Louisand 23 during the SIU win. As well, she hit .477 percent againstSLU and .442 percent versus SIU. Swaby tallied five aces, 20digs, four block solos and five block assists.

THE U of M GOES UNDEFEATED AT SEMO CLASSIC - De-spite the fact that there was no team champion at the SoutheastMissouri Classic (Nov. 11-12), The University of Memphis wasthe only undefeated team. The Lady Tigers beat Eastern Illinois,15-6, 16-14, 15-6, Arkansas-Little Rock, 15-9, 15-8, 14-16, 11-15, 15-4 and Southeast Missouri State, 15-5, 15-6, 15-11. Thattournament was the team's final competition prior to the GreatMidwest Conference Tournament.

SWABY NAMED TOURNAMENT MVP - Junior Monique Swabywas named the Most Valuable Player of the Southeast MissouriState Classic. During that tournament, the 6-0 middle blockerhad 45 kills, 30 digs, six aces and 10 block assists. As well, shehit .290 versus EIU, .229 against UALR and .474 during theSEMO match.

TAYLOR NAMED ALL-TOURNAMENT - Sophomore setterNikki Taylor has done a good job leading her Lady Tiger squadall season. During the Southeast Missouri Classic, Taylor wasnamed to the All-Tournament team. During that three-match tour-nament, Taylor handed out 137 assists, served eight aces andhad 28 digs.

20-WIN SEASONS - Since Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-White took over The U of M volleyball program, her teams havewon 20 or more matches in three-of-four seasons. In 1991 sheled them to a 20-15 record and in 1993 the Lady Tigers were 25-11. The Lady Tigers completed the 1994 campaign with an over-all record of 24-6. Since women's volleyball was reinstated atThe University of Memphis in 1971,13 teams have accumulated20 or more wins. The most wins tallied by a Lady Tiger squadwas 41 during the 1980 season.

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS - For the second consecutive season, the Lady Tigers won the Great Mid-west Conference regular season title. This season the Lady Ti-gers went undefeated in conference play with a perfect 12-0record. During the 1993 season, the Lady Tigers finished with a11-1 record. That lone loss occurred in Cincinnati against theLady Bearcats.

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPI-ONS - The 1994 Lady Tigers did what no other University ofMemphis volleyball team could ever accomplish. On Nov. 20, inDayton, Ohio, the Lady Tigers defeated DePaul, 15-11, 15-2,15-7 to capture the Great Midwest Conference Tournament cham-pionship. DePaul was the defending GMC tournament champi-ons. During that victory, the Lady Tigers hit not only a season-high .369 percent but that percentage was a Great Midwest Con-ference single match tournament record.

LUCAS-WHITE COACH-OF-YEAR AGAIN- For the second consecutive season, LadyTiger head coach Penny Lucas-White wasnamed the Great Midwest ConferenceCoach of the Year. Lucas-White led the LadyTigers to a perfect 12-0 GMC regular sea-son record. The team then captured its first-ever Great Midwest Conference Champion-ship Tournament title with wins over SaintLouis and DePaul (defending champion).The U of M finished the GMC season with aperfect 14-0 record for the first time in notonly conference but school history. As well,the team won a school record 20 consecu-tive matches. The team's 27-8 regular sea-son record, marks the third season Lucas-White has led her teams to a 20-win season.

Head coach PennyLucas-White namedGMC Coach of the

Year.

SWABY NAMED MVP OF GREAT MIDWEST - Only a junior,Monique Swaby was named the Great Midwest Conference MostValuable Player. Swaby, a 6-0 middle blocker, is the first junior toearn this honor. She completed the season ranked fifth on theconference hitting percentage chart (.278), second in total killswith 113, and third in blocks per game with a 1.12 average. Alongwith being the Great Midwest Conference MVP, Swaby wasnamed to the first-team AII-GMC squad for the second consecu-tive season. She was the 1992 Great Midwest Newcomer of theYear.

TAYLOR EARNS FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE - After abanner freshman season, setter Nikki Taylor was named to theGreat Midwest Conference All-Newcomer team. Now as a sopho-more, Taylor, a native of Rockford, Ohio, was named to the first-team All-Great Midwest Conference team. Taylor completed theseason ranked fourth in services aces (0.47 per game), fifth indigs (336) and third in assists per game (10.7).

HODGES NAMED TO ALL-NEWCOMERTEAM - Shoni Hodges, a 5-11 outside hit-ter from Phoenix, Ariz., has had an outstand-ing freshman season. Despite a shoulderinjury, Hodges was named to the Great Mid-west All-Newcomer team. Hodges com-pleted the regular season ranked 11th onthe GMC hitting percentage chart (.236). Aswell, she ranked third in digs per game witha 3.4 average.

Shoni Hodgesearned GMC All-

Newcomer honors.

FITZPATRICK SETS TOURNAMENTRECORD -- Sophomore middle hitter AllwynFitzpatrick had an outstanding performanceduring the Great Midwest Conference Cham-pionship Tournament. The Santa Barbara,Calif., native, hit a tournament record .476 percent. She put down10 kills with no errors in 21 attempts.

LADY TIGERS SET TOURNAMENT RECORD - During thechampionship match of the Great Midwest Conference Tourna-ment versus DePaul, the Lady Tigers hit not only a season-high.369 percent, but that percentage was a GMC single match tour-nament record.

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1994 Notables

Jamie Runklewasone of three

Lady Tiger namedto the GMC tourney

team.

THREE LADY TIGERS NAMED TO GMCALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - FreshmanShoni Hodges, senior Jamie Runkle andsophomore Nikki Taylor were named to theGreat Midwest Conference All-Tournamentteam. During the semi-final match against Saint Louis, Taylor, a 5-8setter hit a career-best .714 percent.Hodges, a 5-11 outside hitter had 21 killsand 25 digs during the tournament. AgainstDePaul in the finals, Hodges hit .304 per-cent. Runkle, a 5-7 outside hitter completedthe tournament with 11 kills, six aces and14 digs. She hit .545 percent against DePaulin the finals.

SWABY NAMED TOURNAMENT MVP - Junior Monique Swabyhad an outstanding Great Midwest Conference Tournament. The6-0 middle blocker completed the tournament with 23 kills, 10digs, two block solos and three block assists. As well, she hit.500 against Saint Louis and .379 versus DePaul. Her tourna-ment kill percentage was .422 (23-4-45).

PERFECT RECORD - The Lady Tiger's 12-0 Great MidwestConference record marked the first time since the GMC expandedto seven teams, and went to a regular season double round robinschedule, that a team has gone undefeated.

THIRD AT GEORGIA - The Lady Tigers took a 20-match winstreak into the Georgia Invitational. In first round action the LadyTigers faced Georgia, a team that ranked 17th in the country.The Lady Bulldogs were too tough for the Lady Tigers and theyfell, 4-15,12-15,10-15. In consolation round action, The U of Mchallenged South Florida, a team that ranked 12th in the SouthRegion. The Lady Tigers led by Monique Swaby's career-high31 kills, beat the Bulls, 13-15,15-6, 17-15,15-8. During that winsophomore Allwyn Fitzpatrick had a career-best 14 kills, whilesetter Nikki Taylor had a career-high 69 assists. Two other LadyTigers had season-bests. Freshman Shoni Hodges had a sea-son-high 25 digs, while senior Renee Ross put down a season-high 20 kills.

SWABY NAMED TO ALL-TOURNAMENTTEAM -- During the Georgia Invitational, jun-ior middle blocker Monique Swaby had acareer-high 31 kills against South Florida inthe consolation match. Swaby completed thetournament with 43 kills, 20 digs and twoblock assists. For her efforts, Swaby, a na-tive of Miami, Fla., was named to the All-Tournament team.

IN THE NCAA -- Winning the Great MidwestConference Tournament, the Lady Tigers re-ceived an automatic bid into the prestigiousNCAA Tournament. It was the first time inthe history of women's volleyball at The Uni-versity of Memphis that a Lady Tiger team

had competed in the NCAA Tournament.

SAN DIEGO STATE ENDS LADY TIGER SEASON The LadyTigers wanted to go somewhere different for their first roundmatch in the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA Selection Commit-

Monique Swabyearned numerous

MVP honors in '94.

tee sent the Lady Tigers to sunny San Diego, Calif., to play SanDiego State in the first round. The bigger, stronger Lady Aztecshad a tough time beating the Lady Tigers but they prevailed infour games 7-15,15-6,15-5,15-9. During that loss, senior ReneeRoss had an outstanding match, connected on 19 of 39 killswith just four errors for a team-high .385 kill percentage. Juniormiddle hitter Monique Swaby led the Lady Tigers with 21 killsand she hit .293 percent. With the loss the Lady Tigers com-pleted the season 27-8.

OCTOBER-NOVEMBER, GOOD MONTHS - The Lady Tigersfinished the month of October 12-0. During the month of No-vember, the Lady Tigers were 9-2. The two losses wer to nation-ally-ranked Georgia during the first round of the Georgia Invita-tional (Nov. 25), and to San Diego State during the first round ofthe NCAA Tournament.

ON THE LOSSES - The Lady Tigers eight losses are the fewestby a University of Memphis squad since the inaugural year, 1971,when the Lady Tigers were 17-5.

TAYLOR MOVES UP ALL-TIME LISTS - Sophomore setter NikkiTaylor is the second all-time assist player in Lady Tiger volleyballhistory. During her two-year career at The University of Mem-phis, Taylor has handed out 2,777 assists. Ahead of her on theall-time list is Clare Dirksen (1986-89) who has 5,653.

An excellent server, Taylor has 125 career aces whichranks eighth on the Lady Tiger all-time chart. Taylor ranked asher team's leading ace player during the 1994 campaign with56.

ROSS MOVES UP ALL-TIME LIST - Senior Renee Ross has had a banner careerat The University of Memphis. The 5-9 out-side hitter ranks third on the all-time kill listwith 1,231, and fourth on the all-time killsattempted list with 3,402. As well, Ross, anative of Marion, Iowa, ranks ninth on theall-time service ace list with 119, and fourthon the all-time dig chart with 1,237.

SWABY RANKS - Junior Monique Swabyhad an outstanding season at The Univer-sity of Memphis. Swaby had a team-high 501kills, 1,145 kill attempts and a .274 kill per-centage. Those kills rank third on the LadyTiger all-time single season list, while herkill attempt total ranks first. Swaby's kill percentage ranks tiedfor sixth on the single season chart along with Lori Jones (1984).

Swaby's career totals have moved her into numerousLady Tiger all-time lists. Her 1,149 career kills rank sixth on theall-time list. Accumulating 2,756 kill attempts, Swaby ranks ninthon that all-time list. Her .249 career kill percentage ranks third.

A NEW CONFERENCE - The University of Memphis has a newhome. The U of M will join five former Great Midwest Conferenceinstitutions (Alabama at Birmingham, Cincinnati, DePaul,Marquette and Saint Louis), five Metro Conference competitors(Louisville, UNC Charlotte, South Florida, Southern Mississippiand Tulane) and Houston, a member of the Southwest Confer-ence, in forming Conference USA. The first conference champi-onships will be held in Louisville, Ky.

Renee Rossfinished her careerranked on four all-

time list.

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1994 RESULTSDATE

Sept. 2

Sept. 3

Sept. 3

Sept. 9

Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Sept. 16

Sept. 16

Sept. 17

Sept. 21

Sept. 24

Sept. 27

Oct. 1Oct. 4Oct. 7Oct. 8Oct. 12Oct. 14Oct. 15Oct. 20Oct. 21Oct. 25Oct. 28Oct. 29Nov. 4Nov. 5Nov. 8

Nov. 11Nov. 12Nov. 12

Nov. 19Nov. 20

Nov. 25Nov. 26

Nov. 30

OPPONENT/TOURNAMENTLADY TIGER INVITATIONALSOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANAARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCKTULSAGRAPHIC SYSTEMS CLASSICOLE MISSMURRAY STATESTEPHEN F. AUSTINNorthern Arizona TournamentNorthern ArizonaCSU NorthridgeHoustonTENNESSEE STATELOUISVILLEMississippi StateSAINT LOUIS*ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM*MARQUETTE*DEPAUL*Tennessee-MartinDayton*Cincinnati*Saint Louis*SlU-CarbondaleAlabama-Birmingham*DAYTON*CINCINNATI*DePaul*Marquette*Ole MissSoutheast Missouri State InvitationalEastern IllinoisArkansas-Little RockSoutheast Missouri StateGreat Midwest Championship TournamentSaint LouisDePaulGeorgia InvitationalGeorgiaSouth FloridaNCAA Tournament First RoundSan Diego State

RESULT

W-15-2,15-12,15-2

W-10-15,15-7,16-14,15-12

W-15-2,16-14, 15-8

W-10-15,15-5,15-7,15-10

W-15-7,15-5, 5-11L-12-15,12-15, 8-15

L-5-15, 11-15,2-15

L-7-15, 7-15, 9-15L-15-5, 15-2, 15-11W-15-3,15-6,15-2

L -15-8,15-2,12-15, 6-15,10-15

L-9-15, 10-15, 15-9, 14-16

W-15-11,15-13,17-15W-15-12,15-12,15-10

W-16-14,15-2,15-7

W - 9-15, 10-15,15-4,15-7,15-8

W-15-8, 15-5, 16-14

W-15-10, 15-11,7-15, 15-6

W-15-6, 17-15, 15-6

W - 13-15, 15-5, 15-9, 10-15, 15-9

W-14-16, 15-10, 15-12, 15-9

W-13-15, 16-14, 15-8, 15-8

W-15-8,15-10, 15-6

W -16-18,15-2, 9-15,17-15,15-11

W-15-1, 15-12, 15-8W-15-9, 15-4, 16-14

W-7-15, 15-6,12-15, 15-13,15-12

W-15-6, 16-14, 15-6

W-15-9, 15-8, 14-16,11-15, 15-4

W-15-5, 15-6, 15-11

W-15-4, 15-10, 15-12

W- 15-11, 15-2, 15-7

L-4-15, 12-15, 10-15

W-13-15, 15-6, 17-15, 15-8

L-15-7, 6-15, 5-15, 9-15

All times centralHome matches in all CAPS/BOLD*Great Midwest Conference matchHome matches played at the Elma Roane Field House

26

^GERVOUf

y (gn) -^

1994 STATISTICS1 994 LADY TIGER VOLLEYBALL STATISTICS

(27-8 overall record; 12-2 at home; 9-3 away

PLAYER

Rebecca TIGERT

Renee ROSS

Janice NEYENS

Monique SWABY

Deidre ROWELL

Jamie RUNKLE

Shoni HODGES

Heather FLETCHER

Allwyn FITZPATRICK

Cherilyn BRIGHT

Nikki TAYLOR

Team Reception Errors

THE U of M

Opponent Reception Errors

OPPONENT

MP GP

3 3

32 105

15 27

35 123

22 42

34 107

32 109

24 44

34 116

34 90

35 122

35 125

35 125

K KPG

1 0.30

334 3.20

8 0.30

501 4.10

26 0.60

104 1.00

299 2.70

39 0.90

240 2.10

142 1.60

75 0.60

1769 14.2

1586 12.7

E

1

152

8

187

16

53

121

21

111

97

49

816

839

TA PCT

9 .000

864 .21 1

28 .000

1145 .274

101 .099

323 .158

797 .223

112 .161

732 .176

468 .096

286 .091

4866 .196

4901 .152

AST

0

21

22

15

13

59

26

3

24

5

1351

1539

1388

BHE

1

4

3

12

4

8

5

0

4

3

85

130

137

; 6-3 neutral)

SA BS

0 0

20 4

3 0

32 40

11 2

30 1

31 4

12 5

47 24

23 4

56 2

265 86

145 77

BA

0

34

1

92

14

30

25

11

61

23

43

334

259

BPG

0.00

040

0.00

1.10

0.40

0.30

0.30

0.40

0.70

0.30

0.40

3.40

2.70

DIG RE

3 0

309 22

23 5

319 17

40 1

212 21

375 23

46 7

275 26

166 11

361 3

9

2129 145

14

2046 265

BE SE

1 1

14 35

0 5

29 45

3 13

10 41

12 47

3 16

13 53

4 30

18 50

107 336

103 334

1994 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE STATISTICS

(12-0 overall

PLAYER

Renee ROSS

Janice NEYENS

Monique SWABY

Deidre ROWELL

Jamie RUNKLE

Shoni HODGES

Heather FLETCHER

Allwyn FITZPATRICK

Cherilyn BRIGHT

Nikki TAYLOR

Team Reception Errors

THE U of M

Team Reception Errors

OPPONENT

MP GP

12 37

6 9

12 44

7 11

12 42

10 34

6 11

11 40

12 39

12 42

12 44

12 44

K KPG

97 2.69

3 0.30

217 4.90

6 0.60

42 1.00

93 2.70

11 1.00

83 2.10

72 1 .90

33 0.80

657 14.9

558 12.7

E

50

3

56

7

22

34

6

37

45

15

275

329

record; 6-0

TA PCT

275 .172

8 .000

463 .348

27 -.037

139 .144

244 .242

30 .167

267 .172

230 .117

115 .157

1797 .213

1846 .123

at home

AST

11

3

8

5

29

9

0

7

3

491

566

480

;6-0

BHE

2

0

3

3

2

1

0

1

2

36

50

41

away)

SA BS

8 1

0 0

9 20

0 0

7 1

7 2

2 1

19 8

12 1

15 1

88 35

47 22

BA

17

1

43

4

17

9

1

29

17

15

153

95

BPG

0.50

0.10

1.40

0.40

0.40

0.30

0.20

0.90

0.50

0.40

4.30

2.70

DG RE

103 14

6 1

135 6

8 0

98 10

110 4

12 1

105 6

88 3

161 1

1

826 47

3

718 88

BE SE

4 15

0 2

12 13

0 3

4 16

1 11

0 5

6 23

3 12

3 15

33 115

34 120

27

\G THE 1994 LADY TIGERS

THE LADY TIGERS WERE:When they won game one 18-2

When they lost game one 9-6

When they won game two 26-1

When they lost game two 1-7

When they won game three 23-1

When they lost game three 4-7

When they won game four 9-0

When they lost game four 2-3

When they had more kills than their opponents 27-0

When they had less kills than their opponents 0-7

When they made less errors than their opponents 17-1

When they made more errors than their opponents 7-7

When they had more kill attempts than their opponents 11-5

When they had less kill attempts than their opponents 15-3

When they hit under .100 percent 0-3

When they hit between .100-.199 percent 8-4

When they hit between .200-.299 percent 9-1

When they hit between .300-.399 percent 5-0

When they hit over .400 percent 0-0

When their opponents hit under .100 percent 8-0

When their opponents hit between .100-.199 percent 20-2

When their opponents hit between .200-.299 percent 4-4

When their opponents hit between .300-.399 percent 0-1

When their opponents hit over .400 percent 0-1

When they had more assists than their opponents 24-0

When they had less assists than their opponents 1-8

When they made more service aces than their opponents 23-1

When they made less service aces than their opponents 2-5

When they had more service errors than their opponents 15-6

When they had less service errors than their opponents 10-2

When they had more reception errors than their opponents 2-5

When they had less reception errors than their opponents 24-2

When they had more digs than their opponents : 17-2

When they had less digs than their opponets 7-6

When they had more block solos than their opponents 14-2

When they had less block solos than their opponents 9-4

When they had more block assists than their opponents 15-1

When they had less block assists than their opponents 11-6

When they had more blocking errors than their opponents 7-5

When they had less blocking errors than their opponents 16-0

When they had more ballhandling errors than their opponents 14-3

When they had less ballhandling errors than their opponents 10-5

RECORD BREAK DOWN: WIN-LOSS DIFFERENTIAL:In September 6-6 On Monday 0-0 Games: 0-3 3-0 2-3 3-2 3-1 1-3In October 12-0 On Tuesday 3-1 Wins 0 16 0 5 6 0In November 9-2 On Wednesday 2-1 Losses 501002Home 12-2 On Thursday 1-0Away 10-4 On Friday 8-3Neutral 5-2 On Saturday 12-3Great Midwest 12-0 On Sunday 1-0

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1994 HIGHS AND LOWSTHE U of MINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:Services Aces:Service Errors:

Reception Errors:

Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Block Errors:BH Errors:*minumum of 10 attempts

31 by Monique Swaby vs. S. Florida13 by Monique Swaby vs. Miss. State65 by Monique Swaby vs. S. Florida.692 by Monique Swaby vs. DePaul-269 by Nikki Taylor vs. S. Florida5 by Nikki Taylor vs. Saint Louis-24 by Allwyn Fitzpatrick vs. 3 opponents4 by Nikki Taylor vs. Stephen F. Austin4 by Nikki Taylor vs. Miss. State4 by Jamie Runkle vs. DePaul4 by Heather Fletcher vs. UAB-24 by Shoni Hodges vs. 4 opponents4 by Monique Swaby vs. Miss. State4 by Renee Ross vs. Saint Louis-225 by Shoni Hodges vs. S.Florida5 by A. Fitzpatrick vs. Ark-Little Rock7 by Allwyn Fitzpatrick vs. Cincinnati-23 by Monique Swaby vs. Murray State6 by Nikki Taylor vs. Ole Miss

TEAM HIGHSKills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:

Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:

Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:

BH Errors:

86 vs. South Florida42 vs. Mississippi State214 vs. OleMiss-2.369 (50-12-103) vs. DePaul-378 vs. South Florida14 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock-217 vs. Cincinnati-29 vs. San Diego State95 vs. DePaul95 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock-295 vs. South Florida9 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock26 vs. Cincinnati-27 vs. Northern Arizona8 vs. SlU-Carbondale

28 vs. Tennessee State8 vs. DePaul-265 vs. Tennessee State-.009 vs. Northern Arizona21 vs. Cal State-Northridge1 vs. Georgia5 vs. Northern Arizona5 vs. Cal State-Northridge1 vs. Marquette & Marquette-224 vs. Houston0 vs. 4 opponents0 vs. Houston0 vs. Tennessee State0 vs. UT-Martin0 vs. Mississippi State0 vs. UT-Martin0 vs. Southeast Missouri State

OPPONENTINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:Services Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors

30 by Haylee Red (South Florida)15 by Mika Shepherd (South Florida)74by Haylee Red (South Florida).563 by Emily Letters (Houston)59 by Andrea Clark (San Diego State)6 by Juliana Cezar (San Diego State)7 by Anne Kordes (Cincinnati-2)5 by Margaret Humphrey (DePaul)5 by Tracey Johnson (Saint Louis-2)5 by Deborah Heyne (SlU-Carbondale)

Digs: 29 by Terri Kaspar (DePaul)Block Solos: 4 by C. Mikolajchak (SE Louisiana)

4 by Genevieve Shy (Ole Miss-2)Block Assists: 5 by Aubrey Duncan (SFA)

5 by Lital SiSSi (Georgia)Block Errors: 4 by A. Guevara (Ark-Little Rock)BH Errors: 5 by Carmen Easley (Miss. State)

5 by Anne Kordes (Cincinnati-2)'minumum of 10 attempts

TEAM HIGHSKills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:

Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:

Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:

Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

74 by San Diego State38 by Cincinnati-2216 by DePaul.404 by Houston67 by San Diego State9 by San Diego State21 by San Diego State14 by Arkansas-Little Rock-2112 by Mississippi State6 by Cincinnati-26 by Ole Miss-214 by Stephen F. Austin8 by Arkansas-Little Rock16 by Mississippi State

4 by Tennessee State9 by Tennessee State60 by Tennessee State-.083 by Tennessee State3 by Tennessee State1 by Marquette1 by Marquette-24 by DePaul1 by Georgia22 by Tennessee State0 by 6 opponents0 by UT-Martin0 by DePaul-30 by 8 opponents0 by San Diego State

29

-fVGERVOUfy

^ (S?) <<

1994 MATCH BY MATCHOPPONENTSE LOUISIANA*THE U of M

ARK-LITTLE ROCK+THE U of M

TULSA+THE U of M

OLE MISS*THE U of M

MURRAY STATE*THE U of M

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN*THE U of M

N. Arizona%THE U of M

Cal State-Northridge%THE U of M

Houston%THE U OF M

TENNESSEE STATETHE U OF M

LOUISVILLETHEUOFM

Mississippi StateTHE U OF M

SAINT LOUIS*THE U Of M

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM*THE U Of M

MARQUETTE*THEUofM

DEPAUL*THE U of M

UT-MartinTHE U of M

Dayton*THE U of M

Cincinnati*THE U of M

K2030

4751

29

43

4452

3341

4239

3730

4029

4932

428

5552

6767

3943

4663

2339

5862

3032

6269

3840

E2020

2927

1616

3026

1812

17

33

1331

1520

1320

911

3129

3042

1923

2325

2322

3025

3215

3626

3116

TA104100

165162

8594

166161

108105

128131

83108

9196

89102

6065

180163

201193

130121

156179

109118

216197

10182

178167

129106

PCT.000.100

.109

.148

.151

.287

.084

.161

.138

.276

.234

.045

.279-.009

.275

.094

.404

.118

-.083.261

.133

.141

.184

.130

.153

.165

.147

.212

.000

.144

.130

.188

-.020.207

.146

.257

.054

.226

A

1828

4645

2542

42

51

3137

3737

3322

3721

4224

324

4947

625

3539

4047

2139

4854

2630

5153

3537

SA2

13

39

312

27

49

54

33

7

5

62

213

59

66

311

26

17

6113

77

65

25

SE1110

611

66

710

87

810

4

5

55

47

815

1112

1114

13

6

813

510

49

56

1316

66

RE

132

9

3

123

72

94

4

5

43

57

26

122

95

95

113

62

71

136

77

56

52

DIGS5355

77

68

3943

7979

5652

47

80

3929

4129

4024

2232

9594

11278

4667

62

86

4861

10695

2833

7175

4455

BS51

39

4

54

02

24

11

30

22

00

43

14

41

23

34

12

1

6

1

5

21

BA910

108

22

411

22

144

108

1010

60

42

139

12

8

512

812

610

412

014

1014

613

BE53

8

5

21

53

7

6

35

07

11

35

4

0

1

5

33

42

71

02

44

00

4

3

03

BHE54

42

4

4

57

65

52

1

4

5

6

21 -

32

72

160

26

24

42

54

20

22

54

30

Match-By-Match Statistics

OPPONENTSaint Louis*THE U of M

SlU-CarbondaleTHE U of M

Alabama-Birmingham*THE U of M

DAYTON*THE U of M

CINCINNATI*THE U of M

DePaul*THE U of M

Marquette*THE U of M

Ole MissTHE U of M

Eastern lllinois#THE U of M

Arkansas-Little Rock*THE U of M

Southeast Missouri St.#THE U of M

Saint Louis=THE U of M

DePaul=THE U of M

Georgia$THE U of M

South Florida$THE U of M

San Diego State&THE U of M

K6372

5359

5271

3642

6667

3336

4253

7274

4656

6168

4045

3247

3450

5238

6786

7463

E2926

3525

2230

2717

3834

288

2323

3337

2215

2637

2512

1713

1812

2025

2736

1425

TA191182

159170

152161

134121

211210

10479

154154

188214

135130

189195

124110

104106

97103

117124

198212

160158

PCT.178.253

.113

.200

.197

.255

.067

.207

.133

.157

.048

.354

.123

.195

.207

.173

.178

.315

.185

.159

.121

.300

.144

.321

.165

.369

.274

.105

.202

.236

.375

.241

A5263

4545

5162

2636

5761

2727

3748

6465

4152

4553

3441

2739

3044

4734

5778

6758

SA612

810

78

28

87

33

13

23

411

414

25

711

26

21

410

97

SE108

1012

812

107

2217

98

122

1312

1110

106

57

1011

88

1110

1214

2114

RE126

108

87

82

78

33

31

32

114

144

52

117

62

12

104

79

DIGS7283

6954

5166

4053

9084

3133

5772

7861

5559

8595

5451

4754

4145

4240

7195

5856

BS15

43

14

12

65

00

03

60

20

51

11

02

04

10

31

51

BA128

810

126

1014

226

814

1219

412

010

1214

210

82

08

1610

138

56

BE31

35

22

03

65

04

23

32

21

55

20

03

02

01

32

99

BHE16

68

33

35

74

23

46

13

27

61

33

24

32

43

45

04

+Memphis Sports-Lady Tiger Invitational, Memphis, Tenn."Graphic Systems Classic, Memphis, Tenn.%Kachina Invitational, Flagstaff, Ariz.#Southeast Missouri State Classic, Cape Girardeau, Mo.=Great Midwest Conference Tournament, Dayton, Ohio$Georgia Invitational, Athens, Ga.&NCAA Championships First Round, San Diego, Calif.'Great Midwest Conference matchHome games in all CAPS/Bold

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CONFERENCE USAConference USA(C-USA), the nation's newest Division I-

A intercollegiate athletic conference, was unveiled at a pressconference on April 24, 1995 at Harry Caray's Restaurant inChicago, IL. Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, president of the University ofMemphis and chair of Conference USA's Board of Directors,made the announcement.

C-USA is comprised of 12 universities that span across12 states in the U.S. Conference USA includes six institutionsfrom the Great Midwest Conference, five from the Metro Con-ference, and one from the Southwest Conference. Eleven ofthose schools will begin athletic participation in 1995-96. Con-ference USA, which will sponsor 18 championship sports, willbegin Division I-A football competition in the fall of 1996.

Beginning competition in 1995-96 will be the University ofAlabama at Birmingham (UAB), the University of Cincinnati(UC), De Paul University (DU), Marquette University (MU),the University of Memphis (UofM) and Saint Louis University(SLU) from the Great Midwest, along with the University ofLouisville (UL), the University of North Carolina at Charlotte(UNC Charlotte), the University of South Florida (USF), theUniversity of Southern Mississippi (USM), and Tulane Univer-sity (TU) from the Metro. The University of Houston willcom-pete in the Southwest Conference's final year and will partici-pate in Conference USA competition beginning in 1996-97.

Conference USA will sponsor championship competitionfor the following men's sports: baseball, basketball, crosscoun-try, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field (indoorand outdoor). C-USA will sponsor the following women's cham-pionships: basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, trackand field (indoor and outdoor), and volleyball. Rifle will be spon-sored as a combined sport.

Michael L. Slive, who served as commissioner of the GreatMidwest Conference for four years, was selected as the firstcommissioner of Conference USA by the presidents of the 12institutions. Slive, who has extensive administrative and legalbackground in intercollegiate athletics, was instrumental indeveloping a comprehensive television package for the GreatMidwest which included more than 40 national television men'sbasketball appearances per year. In 1994-95, the Great Mid-west had more than 60 national television appearances. Slivealso helped establish a syndicated women's basketball televi-sion package the past two seasons.

"Conference USA has a very bright future. This leaguehas the opportunity to capitalize on its great men's andwomen's basketball tradition while developing a competitiveDivision I-A football championship," said Slive. "ConferenceUSA will also have the ability to enhance sports other thanbasketball and football, as well as have an impact on the na-tional governance of intercollegiate athletics."

In 1996, six member institutions (Cincinnati, Houston,Louisville, Memphis, Southern Miss, and Tulane) will competefor the first C-USA football championship. Each school willplay five conference games. Discussions are continuing re-garding the champion of Conference USA earning an auto-matic bowl bid. C-USA also has a five-year football televisioncontract with Liberty Sports.

During the 1990s, the six football playing members havecombined for the following: three Top 25 finishes, three bowlappearances, seven wins against Top 25 opponents, two teamsposting the best records in school history, one institution post-ing its best record since 1976, one team recording threestraight winning seasons, one institution selling out each of itshome games for two straight seasons, 11 AP Ail-Americanselections, five academic All-American selections, five firstround NFL draft picks and one NFL Pro Bowl selection.

In men's basketball, Conference USA will be comprisedof three divisions (Red, White and Blue). The 1996 men's bas-ketball championship will be held March 6-9 at The Pyramidin Memphis, while the 1997 championship tournament is slatedfor Freedom Hall in Louisville, KY. The conference also hasentered into a six-year basketball television agreement withCreative Sports and ESPN.

Conference USA officially began operation on July 1,1996,and is being headquarted in Chicago the first year.

Name:

Abbreviation:Member Institutions:

Sport Sponsorships:

Start:Commissioner:Headquarters:Chair, Boardof Directors:

Conference USAC-USA

Alabama at BirminghamCincinnati

De PaulHouston

Louisville

Marquette

MenBaseball

Basketball

Cross Country

FootballGolf

Indoor Track and Field

Outdoor Track and FieldSoccer

Tennis(Rifle is a combined sport)

July 1,1995Michael Lawrence Slive (55 years old)Chicago, IL (35 East Wacker Drive, Suite 650)

Dr. V. Lane Rawlins (University of Memphis President)

MemphisNorth Carolina at Charlotte

Saint LouisSouth FloridaSouthern Miss

TulaneWomen

BasketballCross Country

Golf

Indoor Track and Field

Outdoor Track and FieldSoccer

TennisVolleyball

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CONFERENCE STATISTICSBelow is a combined listing of individual statistical leaders from both the Metro Conference and the Great Midwest

Conference. These student-athletes will compete this season in the newly formed Conference USA. Also included areUniversity of Houston players which will join the league in 1996.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

ATTACK PERCENTAGEPlayer (Team)E. Berggren (USF)A. Robertson (TU)T. Naehr (UL)L. Denoon-Chester (UH)J. Byrne (UL)M. Tourillon (UH)S. Fuelner (SLU)D. Largent (UC)S. Wagner (UNC)M. Meyer (MAR)C. Smith (UC)M. Swaby (MEM)A. Kordes (UC)P. Gross (MAR)

G11810611711011611714810111310583123114104

K394502500551320329491196319206237501116222

E70156139174751091277312058811873999

TA7289661035110476573412214367055255611145284511

Pet.433.358.349.341.320.300.298.287.282.282.278.274.271.241

Kills AveragePlayer (Team)L. Denoon-Chester (UH)H. Red (USF)A. Robertson (TU)T. Naehr (UL)M. Swaby (MEM)M. Humphrey (DP)M. Shepherd (USF)M. Ramey (UNC)L. Luebke (DP)S. Feulner (SLU)

Digs AveragePlayer (Team)D. Singleton (UL)K. Krill (MAR)H. Red (USF)M. Humphrey (MAR)S. Hodges (MEM)C. Maul (UH)B. Olle (MAR)M. Shepherd (USF)N.Taylor (MEM)

Blocks AveragePlayer (Team)A. Robertson (TU)M. Tourillon (UH)P. Gross (MAR)E. Berggren (USF)L. Denoon-Chester (UH)S. Feulner (SLU)J. Bielenda (UNC)S. Powell (USM)C. Tretten (SLU)M. Swaby (MEM)M. Meyer (MAR)

G110128106117123140110126134148

G120118128140109109110110122

G106115104118110148119118148123105

K551613502500501562417431447491

D491440468511375363362361361

RS53252139314140443440113

Avg.5.014.794.744.274.104.003.793.423.343.32

Avg.4.093.733.663.653.403.333.303.283.00

BA109129118117103135101871259298

TB16215413915613476141131159132111

Aces AveragePlayer (Team)C. Tretten (SLU)D. Singleton (UL)C. Crabtree (USM)S. Hergert (TU)H. Red (USF)G. Jordan (UC)N. Taylor (MEM)T. McNamara (MAR)

Assists AveragePlayer (Team)S. Storen (UL)S. Sayer (UH)S. Runka (USF)H. Dillard (UAB)A. Kordes (UC)N. Taylor (MEM)S. Merkel (UNC)S. Carroll (DP)

Avg.1.531.341.341.321.221.191.181.111.0741.0731.06

G14812010492128106122118

SA7862514563515645

Avg.0.530.520.490.490.490.480.460.38

G115117123117114122130140

Ast15311313158713971263135114081460

Avg.13.3112.9312.9012.0011.07811.07410.7910.43

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CONFERENCE STATISTICS

TeamTHE U of MCincinnatiDaytonSaint LouisUABMarquetteDePaul

1994 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE TEAM STATISTICS

Overall27-819-1316-1819-199-258-2413-23

Conference12-08-46-64-84-84-84-8

G125116140148129118140

K1768159018721884180614251939

Pet.196.185.195.211.189.158.156

SA265264299246221201266

Digs2129150220012319190719812224

Ast1539138315851595162712561607

Blk253198279386271290193

1994 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL OVERALL STATISTIC

Hitting (min. 2.0 attempts per game)Player (Team) G K EStephanie Feulner (SLU) 148 491 127Dawn Largent (UC) 101 198 73Martha Meyers (MU) 105 206 58Chrissy Smith (UC) 83 237 81Monique Swaby (UM) 123 501 187Anne Kordes (UC) 114 116 39AmyHabel(UD) 133 416 163Peggy Gross (MU) 104 222 99Kim Arnold (UAB) 129 231 85Allison Barnard (UAB) 128 341 141Peggy McCarthy (SLU) 148 101 31Julie Tretten (SLU) 147 365 150Christine Tretten (SLU) 148 478 185Shoni Hodges (UM) 98 275 112Paula Kirch (UD) 134 447 206

Kills AveragePlayer (Team) G K Avg.Monique Swaby (UM) 123 501 4.1Margaret Humphrey (DP) 140 562 4.0Lisa Luebke (DP) 139 466 3.35Paula Kirch (UD) 134 447 3.34Stephanie Feulner (SLU) 148 491 3.32

Digs AveragePlayer (Team) G D Avg.Keelyn Krill (MU) 118 440 3.73Margaret Humphrey (DP) 140 511 3.65Shoni Hodges (UM) 109 375 3.4Betsy Olle (MU) 110 362 3.3Nikki Taylor (UM) 122 361 3.0

Blocks AveragePlayer (Team) G BS BA TB Avg.Peggy Gross (MU) 104 21 118 139 1.34Stephanie Feulner (SLU) 148 41 135 176 1.19Christine Tretten (SLU) 148 34 125 159 1.074Monique Swaby (UM) 123 40 92 132 1.073Martha Meyer (MU) 105 13 98 111 1.06

TA12214365255611145284101151159384132794413016921140

Pet.298.287.282.278.274.271.250.241.246.238.228.228.226.236.211

Aces AveragePlayer (Team) G SA Avg.Christine Tretten (SLU) 148 78 0.53Amy Habel (UD) 133 66 0.50Ginger Jordan (UC) 106 51 0.48Nikki Taylor (UM) 122 56 0.46Tricia McNamara (MU) 118 45 0.38

Assists AveragePlayer (Team) G Ast Avg.Heather Dillard (UAB) 117 1397 12.0Ann Kordes (UC) 114 1263 11.078Nikki Taylor (UM) 122 1351 10.074Sheila Carroll (DP) 140 1460 10.43Joanna James (UD) 139 1441 10.37

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CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTSGREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE

1991 in Memphis, TennesseeNovember 22-23

First RoundCincinnati (4) def. Marquette (5) 12-15,15-13,17-15,

15-10The UofM (3) def. Saint Louis (6) 15-4, 15-4, 15-4

Semi-FinalsDePaul (1) def. Cincinnati (4)UAB (2) def. The U of M (3)

15-7, 15-12, 15-215-9, 15-13, 15-4

ChampionshipUAB (2) def. DePaul (1) 17-16, 16-14, 9-15,

10-15,15-13

Third PlaceThe UofM (3) def. Cincinnati (4)

Fifth PlaceSaint Louis (6) def. Marquette (5)

15-0, 15- 12, 15-7

15-12, 15-13, 15-8

1992 in Chicago, IllinoisNovember 20-21

First RoundCincinnati (4) def. Saint Louis (5) 15-6, 16-14, 15-4The UofM (3) def. Marquette (6) 20-18, 7-15, 15-9, 15-11

Semi-FinalsDePaul (1) def. Cincinnati (4)UAB (2) def. The UofM (3)

15-3, 15-12, 15-375-6, 75-72, 8-75, 75-6

ChampionshipUAB (2) def. DePaul (1) 15-13, 7-15, 15-3, 15-5

1993 in Birmingham, AlabamaNovember 19-21

First RoundDePaul (2) def. Saint Louis (7)UAB (3) def. Cincinnati (6)Dayton (4) def. Marquette (5)

Semi-FinalsUAB (3) def. TheUofM(1)DePaul (2) def. Dayton (4)

15-5, 15-10, 15-615-0, 15-10, 15-1315-3, 16-14, 13-15, 15-6

15-12, 7-15, 15-9, 15-315-6, 15-8, 11-15, 15-10

ChampionshipDePaul (2) def. UAB (3) 16-14,15-11,15-13

1994 in Dayton, OhioNovember 18-20

First RoundSaint Louis def.

Semi-FinalsThe UofM (1) def. Saint Louis 15-4, 15-10, 15- 12

ChampionshipThe UofM(1) def. DePaul (7) 15-11, 15-2, 15-7

METRO CONFERENCE

1980 in Memphis, TennesseeSeptember 26-27

The UofM def. LouisvilleSaint Louis def. CincinnatiTulane def. Virginia Tech

First Round

Second RoundFlorida State def. LouisvilleCincinnati def. TulaneThe U of M def. Saint Louis

Third RoundFlorida State def. Virginia TechThe U of M def. TulaneSaint Louis def. Louisville

Fourth RoundFlorida State def. The UofMSaint Louis def. Virginia TechLouisville def. Cincinnati

Fifth RoundSaint Louis def. Florida StateCincinnati def. Virginia TechLouisville def. Tulane

Sixth RoundFlorida State def. TulaneLouisville def. Virginia TechThe U of M def. Cincinnati

Seventh RoundFlorida State def. CincinnatiSaint Louis def. TulaneThe UofM def. Florida State

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. The UofM

Saint Louis def. Florida StateChampionship

2-12-02-0

2-02-02-1

2-12-02-1

2-02-12-0

2-12-02-0

2-02-02-0

2-02-02-1

2-1

2-1

1981 in Cincinnati, OhioNovember 21 -23

First RoundLouisville def. Virginia TechTulane def. The U of MCincinnati def. Saint Louis

Second RoundCincinnati def. TulaneThe U of M def. Virginia TechSaint Louis def. Louisville

Third RoundSaint Louis def. Virginia TechLouisville def. TulaneCincinnati def. The UofM

2-02-12-0

2-02-12-1

2-02-02-1

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Conference Tournaments

Fourth RoundTulane def. Virginia TechThe U of M def. LouisvilleCincinnati def. The U of M

Fifth RoundCincinnati def. Virginia TechTulane def. Saint LouisThe U of M def. Louisville

Semi-FinalsThe U of M def. Tulane

ChampionshipCincinnati def. The U of M

2-12-02-1

2-12-02-0

2-1

2-1

1982 in Tallahassee, FloridaNovember 21 -23

First RoundSo. Mississippi def. Virginia TechFlorida State def. TualneCincinnati def. Louisville

Second RoundCincinnati def. TulaneThe UofM def. Virgnia TechLouisville def. So. Mississippi

Third RoundFlorida State def. The UofMLouisville def. Virginia TechTulane def. So. Mississippi

Fouth RoundVirginia Tech def. TualneCincinnati def. Florida StateLouisville def. The U of M

Fifth RoundThe U of M def. CincinnatiLouisville def. TulaneFlorida State def. So. Mississippi

Sixth RoundFlorida State def. Virginia TechThe U of M def. TulaneCincinnati def. So. Mississippi

Seventh RoundCincinnati def. Virginia TechThe U of M def. So. MississippiLouisville def. Florida State

Semi-FinalsLouisville def. Florida StateCincinnati def. The UofM

Third PlaceFlorida State def. The UofM

ChampionshipLouisville def. Cincinnati

2-12-02-1

2-02-12-0

2-02-12-0

2-12-12-0

2-02-12-0

2-02-02-0

2-02-02-1

3-23-1

3-0

3-0

1983 in Louisville, KentuckyNovember 18-20

First RoundFlorida State def. So. Mississippi 15-0, 15-0, 15-5Cincinnati def. Tulane 15-7, 15-4, 17-15South Carolina def. Virginia Tech 15-9, 15-13, 15-0Louisville def. The UofM 12-15, 15-4, 15-12, 16-14

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. Cincinnati 13-15,15-12,15-12,

16-14South Carolina def. Louisville 1 1 -1 5, 1 5-6, 1 5-6, 15-10,

15-5

Third PlaceLouisville def. Cincinnati 16-14, 14-16, 15-8, 15-4

ChampionshipFlorida State def. South Carolina 13-15, 15-8, 15-9, 10-15,

15-4

1984 in Columbia, South CarolinaNovember 16-17

First RoundThe UofM def. Cincinnati 11-15, 15-9, 15-13, 15-12Louisville def. So. Mississippi 15-4, 15-11, 15-13South Carolina def. Tulane 7-15,1 5-9, 15-7,1 5-8Florida State def. Virginia Tech 15-1, 15-6, 15-10

Semi-FinalsLouisville def. The UofM 15-8, 15-10, 6-15, 15-13South Carolina def. Florida State 15-11, 15-11, 15-11

ChampionshipSouth Carolina def. Louisville 16-14, 15-12, 15-9

1985 in Hattiesburg, MississippiNovember 23-24

First RoundFlorida State def. Virginia Tech 14-16, 15-12, 115-12,

15-8Louisville def. Cincinnati 15-8, 15-3, 15-12So. Mississippi def. The U of M 15-13, 15-7, 8-15, 15-10

Semi-FinalsFlorida Stae def. So. Mississippi 15-13, 15-13, 15-3South Carolina def. Louisville 13-15, 3-15, 15-11,

15-11, 15-3

ChampionshipFlorida State def. South Carolina 15-1,1 5-3, 13-15,1 5-1 2

1986 in Blacksburg, VirginiaNovember 22-23

First RoundVirginia Tech def. Louisville 6-15,1 5-5, 1 5-8, 12-15,

15-8South Carolina def. So. Mississippi 15-4, 15-8, 15-3The UofM def. Cincinnati 12- 15, 14-16, 15- 13,

15-8, 15-12

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. Virginia Tech 15-7, 16-14, 15-10South Carolina def. The UofM 16-14, 15-4, 11-15, 11-15

15-12

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Conference Tournaments

ChampionshipFlorida State def. South Carolina 7-15, 15-13, 15-3, 15-7

1987 in Memphis, TennesseeNovember 20-22

First RoundSouth Carolina def. LouisvilleCincinnati def. So. MississippiThe UofM def. Virginia Tech

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. South CarolinaCincinnati def. The U of M

15-4, 15-10, 11-15, 15-415-6,15-4, 15-415-8, 15-8, 15-5

15-9, 15-4, 12-15, 15-815-10, 15-13, 9-15, 15-11

Florida State def. CincinnatiChampionship

10-15, 15-10, 15-7, 15-9

1988 in Cincinnati, OhioNovember 18-19

First RoundThe U of M def. LouisvilleFlorida State def. So. MississippiSouth Carolina def. Virginia Tech

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. South CarolinaCincinnati def. The U of M

Florida State def. CincinnatiChampionship

15-11, 15-1, 15-1315-10, 15-5, 15-615-9, 15-2, 15-1

15-8, 15-13, 15-615-6, 15-3, 9-15, 15-13

10-15, 15-10, 15-7, 15-9

1989 in Tallahassee, FloridaNovember 17-19

First RoundFlorida State def. So. MississippiLouisville def. South CarolinaThe U of M def. Virginia TechCincinnati def. Tulane

Semi-FinalsFlorida State def. LouisvilleCincinnati def. The U of M

ChampionshipFlorida State def. Cincinnati

15-2, 15-3, 15-715-12, 15-9, 15-515-6, 15-6, 7-15, 15-610-15, 15-11, 15-6, 15-12

15-2, 15-7, 15-915-7, 13-15, 14-16, 15-4,15-9

15-12, 15-4, 15-7

1990 in Louisville, KentuckyNovember 16-17

First RoundThe U of M def. So. MississippiCincinnati def. South CarolinaFlorida State def. Virginia TechLouisville def. Tulane

Louisville def. Florida State

The U of M def. Cincinnati

Louisville def. The U of M

Semi-Finals

Championship

15-6, 14-16, 15-7, 15-48-15, 15-11, 15-7, 15-1015-11, 15-9, 15-415-6, 15-2, 15-4

3-15, 15-6, 16-14, 10-15,16-1415-10, 15-4, 15-5

13-15, 15-9, 15-3, 15-7

The 1990 Lady Tigers were the Metro Conferenceregular season champions, and were semifinalists atthe National Invitational Volleyball Championships.

CONFERENCE USA TEAMSPOSTSEASON APPEARANCES

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM

NIVC 1989,1990,1991,1992

CINCINNATI

NCAA 1981

DEPAUL

NCAA 1993

HOUSTON

NCAA 1989, 1992, 1992, 1993, 1994AIAW 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975,1976, 1977, 1979, 1980

LOUISVILLE

NCAA 1982, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994

MEMPHIS

NCAA 1994NIVC 1990 (3rd place)

SOUTH FLORIDA

NCAA 1993NIVC 1994

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C-USA COMPOSITE SCHEDULEFriday, September 1UAB at South Carolina TournamentCincinnati at Towson St. Labor Day ClassicDePaul vs. GeorgetownHouston hosts UH Kickoff TournamentLouisville hosts Louisville InvitationalMarquette at Holiday Inn ClassicMemphis at South Florida Volleyball ClassicUNC Charlotte at UNC Wilmington TournamentSaint Louis at Crimson Tide ClassicTulane at Georgia Tip-off Classic

Saturday, September 2UAB at South Carolina TournamentCincinnati at Towson St. Labor Day ClassicDePaul at DukeDePaul vs. IowaHouston hosts UH Kickoff TournamentLouisville hosts Louisville InvitationalMarquette at Holiday Inn ClassicMemphis at South Florida Volleyball ClassicSouthern Miss at Eastern Kentucky InvitationalTulane at Georgia Tip-off Classic

Tuesday, September 5Cincinnati at Tennessee-ChattanoogaDePaul at ClemsonSaint Louis at Murray StateNew Orleans at Tulane

Wednesday, September 6UAB at Georgia StateCincinnati at Tennessee StateMiami (Ohio) at Louisville

Friday, September 8UAB at Furman TournamentCincinnati at Bronco Volleyball TournamentDePaul hosts DePaul TournamentMemphis hosts Graphic Systems Classic7-Up Billiken Classic at Saint LouisSouth Florida at UC Santa Barbara ClassicSouthern Miss at New Mexico St. Hilton ClassicTulane at Louisiana Tournament

Saturday, September 9UAB at Furman TournamentCincinnati at Bronco Volleyball TournamentDePaul hosts DePaul TournamentMemphis hosts Graphic Systems ClassicSouth Florida at UC Santa Barbara ClassicSouthern Miss at New Mexico St. Hilton ClassicTulane at Louisiana TournamentUtah State at HoustonLouisville at Big Four TournamentUNC Charlotte at Coastal Carolina Invitational

Sunday, September 10Georgia Tech at DePaulUNC Charlotte at Coastal Carolina Invitatinal

Tuesday, September 12Saint Louis at UABMorehead State at CincinnatiWisconsin at DePaulNortheastern Illinois at Marquette

Wednesday, September 13South Florida at Florida

Thursday, September 14Memphis at Clemson

Friday, September 15UAB at George Mason TournamentCincinnati at Catamount ClassicDePaul at Chicagoland ClassicHouston at FloridaLouisville at Illinois Pepsi ClassicMarquette at Wisconsin TournamentMemphis vs. AuburnSaint Louis at Holiday Inn ClassicSouthern Miss at Stephen F. AustinTulane hosts Kathy Trosclair Mem. Tournament

Saturday, September 16UAB at George Mason TournamentCincinnati at Catamount ClassicDePaul at Chicagoland ClassicHouston at Florida StateMarquette at Wisconsin TournamentSaint Louis at Holiday Inn ClassicTulane hosts Kathy Trosclair Mem. Tournament

Sunday, September 17Memphis at UNC Charlotte

Tuesday, September 19Troy State at UABMorehead State at LouisvilleIllinois-Chicago at MarquetteCampbell at UNC CharlotteSaint Louis at Tennessee-MartinMississippi State at Southern MissTulane at SE Louisiana

Wednesday, September 20Houston at Texas TechSouthern Illinois at Memphis

Thursday, September 21Chicago State at DePaul

Friday, September 22DePaul at ValparaisoLouisville at Saint Louis

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South Florida hosts USF ClassicSouthern Miss at SE Louisiana

Saturday, September 23LaSalle at CincinnatiMarquette at HoustonLouisville at MemphisUNC Charlotte hosts Best Western InvitationalSouthern Miss at SE Louisiana InvitationalTexas Tech at Tulane

Sunday, September 24UNC Charlotte hosts Best Western InvitationalSaint Louis vs. Missouri

Tuesday, September 26Cincinnati at Wright StateNotre Dame at DePaulMarquette aat Wisconsin-MilwaukeeUNC Charlotte at WintinthropSaint Louis at Western Illinois

Wednesday, September27UAB at LouisvilleHouston at TexasSouthern Miss at Tulane

Friday, September 29UAB at South FloridaCincinnati at Saint LouisDePaul at MarquetteTulane at Louisville

Saturday, September 30Southern Miss at Memphis

Sunday, October 1UAB at South FloridaSouthern Miss at LouisvilleTulane at Memphis

Tuesday, October 3UAB at Alabama StateXavier at CincinnatiMiddle Tennessee State at MemphisRadford at UNC CharlotteSaint Louis at Eastern IllinoisSouthern Miss at Alabama

Wednesday, October 4Texas A&M at HoustonTulane at New Orleans

Friday, October 6UAB at Southern MissCincinnati at MarquetteSaint Louis at DePaulMemphis at HoustonLouisville at UNC Charlotte

Composite Schedule

South Florida at Tulane

Saturday, October 7Cincinnati at Chicago StateSaint Louis at Marquette

Sunday, October 8UAB at TulaneCincinnati at DePaulLouisville at HoustonSouth Florida at Southern Miss

Tuesday, October 10UAB at Tennessee-ChattanoogaMarquette at Wisconsin-Green BayEvansville at Saint LouisSouthern Miss at Mississippi StateSE Louisiana at Tulane

Wednesday, October 11Houston at Baylor

Friday, October 13UAB at CincinnatiDePaul at UNC CharlotteMemphis at LouisvilleMarquette at UNC CharlotteSouth Florida at Saint Louis

Saturday, October 14DePaul at Western CarolinaHouston at CaliforniaLouisville hosts George MasonMemphis vs. Arkansas StateArkansas at Southern Miss

Sunday, October 15South Florida at CincinnatiLouisville hosts Arkansas StateMemphis vs. George Mason

Tuesday, October 17Cincinnati at Ohio UniversityBradley at DePaulValparaiso at MarquetteSouthern Miss at Mississippi

Wednesday, October 18Texas Tech at HoustonCreighton at Saint Louis

Friday, October 20Cincinnati at TulaneLouisville at DePaulTexas at HoustonMemphis at MarquetteUNC Charlotte at South FloridaSaint Louis at Southern Miss

Saturday, October 21Louisville at MarquetteWilliam & Mary at Tulane

Sunday, October 22UNC Charlotte at UABCincinnati at Southern MissMemphis at DePaulNorth Carolina at HoustonSaint Louis at Tulane

Tuesday, October 24UAB at AuburnWisconsin-Milwaukee at MarquetteMemphis at MississippiWestern Carolina at UNC Charlotte

Wednesday, October 25Houston at Texas A&MSaint Louis at Southern IllinoisLouisiana State at Tulane

Friday, October 27Marquette at UABMemphis at CincinnatiDePaul at South Florida

Saturday, October 28George Mason at HoustonLouisville at Michigan StateMemphis at Wright State

Sunday, October 29DePaul at UABLouisville at CincinnatiMarquette at South Florida

Tuesday, October 31Tennessee at LouisvilleMemphis at Saint LouisSE Louisiana at Southern Miss

Wednesday, November 1Eastern Kentucky at CincinnatiDePaul at Wisconsin-MilwaukeeRice at HoustonUNC Charlotte at UNC AshevilleFlorida Atlantic at South Florida

Thursday, November 2UAB at Memphis

Friday, November 3UAB at Mercer TournamentTulane at DePaulSouth Florida at LouisvilleSouthern Miss at MarquetteSaint Louis at UNC Charlotte

Saturday, November 4UAB at Mercer TournamentTulane at Marquette

Sunday, November 5Cincinnati at UNC CharlotteSouthern Miss at DePaul

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South Florida at Memphis

Tuesday, November 7Alabama State at UABCincinnati at MarshallDavidson at UNC CharlotteSouthern Miss at Nicholls StateMcNeese State at Tulane

Wednesday, November 8Baylor at HoustonKentucky at LouisvilleSaint Louis at Southern Miss

Friday, November 10Tulane at UABMarquette at CincinnatiDePaul at Saint LouisUNC Charlotte at LouisvilleSouthern Miss at South Florida

Saturday, November 11Marquette at Saint Louis

Sunday, November 12Southern Miss at UABDePaul at CincinnatiHouston at LouisvilleUNC Charlotte at MemphisTulane at South Florida

Friday, November 17Conference USA TournamentHouston at SWC Tournament

Saturday, November 18Conference USA TournamentHouston at SWC Tournament

Sunday, November 19Conference USA TournamentHouston at SWC Tournament

Wednesday, November 22Texas-Arlington at Houston

Friday, November 24UAB vs. Rice

Saturday, November 25UAB at Cal-Santa BarbaraMemphis at Arkansas StateSouth Florida host USF Thanksgiving Classic

VERSUS ALL OPPONENTSTEAM W-LAlabama 2-6Alabama-Birmingham 15-6Alcorn State 3-0American University 1-0Arizona State 0-1Arkansas-Little Rock 4-1Arkansas State 26-17Army 1-0Auburn 0-3Austin Peay 17-0

Ball State 3-1Baylor 1-0Berry College 0-1Bradley 1-0Bowling Green 0-1Brigham Young 0-1Butler 2-0

Cal-Northridge 0-1Cal-Santa Clara 0-1Carson-Newman 3-1Carthage College 1-0Central Arkansas 2-0Central Florida 2-2Central Missouri 0-1Chapman College 1-0Charleston College 1-0Christian Brothers 1-0Cincinnati 15-16Clemson 2-1Coker College 1-0Colorado 0-2Colorado State 0-1Columbus College 2-0Connecticut 1-0Covenant College 1-0

Danville J.C 1-0Dayton 5-0DePaul 5-3Duke 2-0

East Carolina 1-0East Tennessee State 6-5Eastern Kentucky 3-5Eastern Illinois 2-2Eastern Mennonite 1-0Eastern Michigan 0-2Evansville 2-0

Fisk 2-0Flagler College 0-1Florence State 1-0Florida 1-5Florida International 0-1Florida Southern 2-0Florida State 2-15Florida Tech 1-2Francis Marion 1-0Freed-Hardeman 1-0Fresno State 0-1

Georgetown 1-0George Mason 1-0George Washington 1-2Georgia 2-4Graceland College 0-1

Henderson State 1-0Hinds J.C 1-0Hofstra 1-0

TEAM W-LHouston 0-4

Illinois 1-0Illinois-Chicago 3-2Illinois State 0-4Indiana-Purdue (Ft. Wayne) 1-0Indiana State 1-0

Jackson State J.C 2-0Jacksonville 1-0Jefferson C.C 4-0

Kansas 0-1Kansas State 0-2Kearney State 0-1Kellogg C.C 0-2Kentucky 0-7Kentucky State 1-0

Lake C.C 1-0Lambuth 7-1Langler College 1-0Louisiana State 1-2Louisiana Tech 1-1Louisville 9-12Loyola 0-2Loyola-Marymount 0-2

Madison College 1-1Marquette 7-1Mars Hill 1-0Memphis State "A" 1-0Memphis State "B" 1-0Memphis Volleyball 1-0Miami 0-3Miami-Dade C.C 1-0Middle Tenn. State 21-1Milligan 1-0Mississippi 28-26Mississippi College 1-0Mississippi State 18-4Mississippi Univ./Women 7-6Missouri 4-3Missouri-Kansas City 1-0Montana 0-1Montevallo 1-0Morehead State 4-3Murray State 9-1

Nebraska-Omaha 0-1New Mexico 0-2New Orleans 4-1Nicholls State 2-1North Alabama 3-0North Carolina 1-3North Carolina State 2-2North Dakota State 1-0North Georgia 0-1North Texas 2-0Northern Arizona 0-1Northeast Louisiana 4-1Northern Illinois 1-1Northern Iowa 2-1Northern Kentucky 0-2N.E. Illinois 1-0Northwestern 0-1Northwestern State (La.) 1-0

Ohio University 1-0Oklahoma 0-4Oral Roberts 2-4Oregon State 0-1

TEAMPeabodyPenn State .Pittsburgh...Purdue

.W-L

...4-0

...0-1

...0-3

...0-1

Rhode IslandRhodes "Southwestern" .RiceRollins College

...0-110-0

...1-0

...1-0

Saint LouisSamfordSam HoustonSan Diego StateSouth AlabamaSouth CarolinaSouth FloridaSoutheast Missouri State..Southeastern Louisiana ....Southern UniversitySouthern CaliforniaSouthern IllinoisSouthern MississippiSouthern UniversitySouthwest BaptistSouthwest Missouri State .Southwestern Louisiana....Stephen F. AustinSyracuse

.10-4

...1-0

...0-2

...0-1

...4-1

...4-7

...4-1... 9-1... 1-0...1-0,...0-1,.6-13. 12-1,...1-0...2-0... 0-8... 5-1....1-4...0-1

TennesseeTennessee-ChattanoogaTennessee-MartinTennessee StateTennessee TechTexas-ArlingtonTexas-AustinTexas A&MTexas-El PasoTexas-Pan AmericanTexas SouthernTexas TechTroy StateTulaneTulsa

.9-23... 6-2..23-4....2-0...9-9,...1-3...0-2...0-3....1-0....1-0,...0-1...0-2,...3-0....8-7....5-0

UCLAUnionUtahUtah State .

...0-1

...1-0

...0-1

...1-1

ValpairasoVillanovaVirginia Commonwealth .Virginia Tech

Washington State....Weber StateWest GeorgiaWestern Carolina ...Western IllinoisWestern Kentucky..Western Michigan ..Wichita StateWilliam & MaryWinthrop College ...WisconsinWright State

...1-0

...1-0

.. 2-0

.13-1

...0-1

...0-1

...0-1

...1-0

...2-3

...5-0

...0-4

...1-1

...2-1

...1-3

...0-1

...0-1

Xavier 2-0

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1995 OPPONENTSSOUTH FLORIDASouth Florida InvitationalIn Tampa, FloridaSeptember I, 19956:30 p.m.

Location: Tampa, FloridaFounded: 1956Enrollment: 36,000President: Betty CastorHead Coach: PerriHankinsAlma Mater/Year: Ball State/1979Record at School: 84-45/4Career Record/Years: 91-72/6Office Phone: (813) 974-4130Best Time To Call: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.Asst. Coach: Becky KanitzAlma Mater/Year: Purdue/1989Athletic Director: Paul GriffinTrainer: Drew FreedmanSID for Volleyball: Fred Huff, Jr.OfficePhone: (813) 974-2125 or 974-4092Home Phone: (813)972-2754FaxPhone: (813) 974-5328PressRow: (813) 974-0012Home Court/Capacity: USF Sun Dome/10,325 or

The Corral/1,000

Colors: Green and GoldNickname: BullsConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 28-91994Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/2ndLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 6-5Starters Lost/Returning: 1 -5Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Mika Shepherd, OHStarters Returning: Eric Berggren, 6-0, Jr., MB

Amy Kleyweg, 5-11, Sr., MB/OHSylvie Quenneville, 5-10, Sr., OH

Haylee Red, 5-9, Sr., OHNewcomers: Lori Diekmann, 6-2, Jr., MB

Heidi Ericson, 5-8, Fr., SLori Gribben, 5-10, Fr., OH

Jennifer Rumold, 6-2, So., OHRecord vs. The U of M: 1-4LastMeeting: U of M, 3-1 on Nov. 26, 1994

FLORIDA STATESouth Florida InvitationalIn Tampa, FloridaSeptember 2, 199510:00 a.m.

Location: Tallahassee, FloridaFounded: 1857Enrollment: 28,500President: Sandy D'AlemberteHead Coach: Cecile ReynaudAlma Mater/Year: Southwest Missouri State/1975Record at School/Years: 516-222/19Career Record/Years: 516-222/19OfficePhone: (904) 644-3796Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Shelly BirkholtzAlma Mater/Year: Florida State/1986Assistant Coach: Sherry CowlingAlma Mater/Year: Florida State/1993Athletic Director: Dave Hart, Jr.Trainer: Shelly LichterSID for Volleyball: VickiZinkilOfficePhone: (904) 644-1403Home Phone: (904) 574-6420FaxPhone: (904) 644-3820Home Court/Capacity: Tully Gym/2,500Colors: Garnet and GoldNickname: SeminolesConference: Atlantic Coast1994 Overall Record: 17-161994 Conference Record/Finish: 7-7/5thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 6/4Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Deanna Bosschaert, 5-11, OH

Adria Ciraco, 5-11, MHLuiza Ramos, 5-9, OH

Starters Returning: Valerie Broussard, 5-11, Jr., MHPatty Diamond, 5-10, So., S/OH

Maureen McCarthy, 5-8, So., SNewcomers: Nicole Allen, 6-0, Fr., MH

LaToya Presberry, 5-8, Fr., OHSarah Rickertsen, 5-8, Fr., OHHolly Schneider, 5-10, Fr., OH

Record vs. The U of M: 15-2LastMeeting: The U of M, 3-2/Oct. 3, 1990

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TENNESSEE TECHSouth Florida InvitationalIn Tampa, FloridaSeptember 2,19953:30p.m.

TECH

Location: Cookeville, TennesseeFounded: 1915Enrollment: 8,240President: Dr. Angelo VolpeHead Coach: JennieGilbertAlma Mater/Year: Miami (Ohio)/1988Record at School: 16-17/1Career Record/Years: 16-17/1Office Phone: 615-372-3924Best Time ToCall: 10 a.m. - noonAsst. Coach: Ernie GilbertAlma Mater/Year: Ball State/1973Athletic Director: Dr. David LarimoreTrainer: David GreenSID for Volleyball: RobSchabertOffice Phone: 615-372-3088Home Phone: 615-526-ALPOFax Phone: 615-372-6139Press Row: 615-372-3293Home Court/Capacity: Eblen CenterColors: Purple and GoldNickname: Golden EaglesConference: Ohio Valley1994 Overall Record: 16-171994 Conference Record/Finish: 7-9/6thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 3StartersLost: Michelle Dennis, 5-8, OH

Cyrelle Dillon, 5-11, MBStarters Returning: Pam Goldensoph, 5-11, So., MB

Rachel Melchiorre, 5-10, So., OHCaroline Murphy, 5-6, Jr., S

Carrie Slagle, 5-9, Sr., MBNewcomers: Kyndsay Downs, 5-10, Fr., OH

Meredith Ferlic, 5-9, Fr., MBMandi Miller, 5-10, Fr., OH

Record vs. The U of M: 9-9LastMeeting: U of M won 3-1 in 1989

CENTRAL FLORIDAIn Orlando, FloridaSeptembers, 199512:00p.m.

Location: Orlando, FloridaFounded: 1963Enrollment: 25,000President: Dr. John HittHead Coach: Laura SmithAlma Mater/Year: Central Florida, 1988Record at School: 105-47/4Career Record/Years: 105-47/4Office Phone: (407) 823-2025Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Sandy GastAlma Mater/Year: Central Florida/1995Athletic Director: SteveSloanTrainer: DyanPerewiczSID for Volleyball: King LewisOffice Phone: (407) 823-2464Home Phone: (407) 290-6341FaxPhone: (407) 823-5266PressRow: (407) 823-2477Home Court/Capacity: UCF Arena/5,100Colors: Black and GoldNickname: Golden KnightsConference: Trans America Athletic1994 Overall Record: 31-111994 Conference Record/Finish: 10-0Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/12Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 3StartersLost: Miriam Metzcus, 5-8, OH

Kirsten Niedung, 5-9, OHStarters Returning: Michelle Cutright, 5-10, Sr., MB

Tyra Harper, 6-1, So., MBMaribel Marcos, 5-5, So., DS

Emily Queisser, 5-7, Sr.,SNewcomers: Dawn Hoffman, 6-1, Fr., MB

Lisa Liljenquist, 5-9, Fr.,SStephanie Noiseux, 5-11, Fr., MB/OH

Record vs. TheUofM: 2-2LastMeeting: UCF won 3-0 in 1992

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ILLINOIS-CHICAGOGraphic Systems ClassicIn Memphis, TennesseeSeptembers7:00p.m. FLAMES

Location: Chicago, IllinoisFounded: 1896Enrollment: 23,482Chancellor: Dr. James J.StukelHead Coach: Don AugustAlma Mater/Year: lllinois-Chicago/1975Record at School/Years: 286-241/14Career Record/Years: 286-241/14Office Phone: (312) 996-2056Best Time To Call: AfternoonsAssistant Coach: Amy WheelerAlma Mater/Year: Northern Iowa/1992Athletic Director: TomRussoTrainer: Carol HumbleSID for Volleyball: Matt LloydOffice Phone: (312) 996-5881Home Phone: (708) 250-7412FaxPhone: (312) 996-5882Home Court/Capacity: UIC P.E. Building/500Colors: Indigo and FlameNickname: FlamesConference: Midwestern Collegiate Conference1994 Overall Record: 9-251994Conference Record/Finish: 4-6/7thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/8Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4StartersLost: Susan Morris, 5-8, OH

Debbie Rapacz, 5-9, OHCathy Schurla, 6-0, MB

Starters Returning: Jen O'Connell, 5-9, Sr., MHEvaSvododa,5-7,Sr.,S

Joy Beauregard, 6-0, Jr., MBNewcomers: Tiffaney DeBolt, 5-8, So., S

Michelle Dennis, 5-8, Jr., OHKatie Alsh, 5-8, Jr., OH

Holly Zientara, 5-11, Jr., OHRecord vs. TheUofM: 3-2Last Meeting: UIC won 3-1 on Sept. 11, 1993

MURRAY STATEGraphic Systems ClassicIn Memphis, TennesseeSeptember 911:00 a.m.

Location: Murray, KentuckyFounded: 1922Enrollment: 8,328President: Dr. Kern AlexanderHead Coach: BrendaBowlinAlma Mater/Year: Salisbury State/1989Record at School/Years: 55-47/3Career Record/Years: 55-47/3Office Phone: (502) 762-3825Best Time To Call: Late MorningsAssistant Coach: Becky EggeringAlma Mater/Year: William and Mary/1993Athletic Director: Michael D.StricklandTrainer: Alan LollarSID for Volleyball: Brian MorganOffice Phone: (502) 762-4270HomePhone: (502) 753-6897FaxPhone: (502) 762-6814Home Court/Capacity: CutchinFieldhouse-

Racer Arena/5,500Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: RacersConference: Ohio Valley1994 Overall Record: 22-131994Conference Record/Finish: 14-2/2ndLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 7/3Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 3StartersLost: Gina Buscher, 5-8, OH

Sarah Dearworth, 6-0, MHElizabeth Spomer, 5-10, OH

Starters Returning: Sarah Boland, 5-9, Sr., OHKristi Hoffman, 5-7, So., SDawn Kruse, 5-9, Sr., DS

Newcomers: Melissa Bridges, 6-2, Jr., MHStephanie Diebold, 5-10, Fr., MH

Wendy Gibson, 5-9, Jr., MHRecord vs. The Uof M: 1-9Last Meeting: U of M won 3-0 on Sept. 10, 1994

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OLE MISSGraphic Systems ClassicIn Memphis, TennesseeSeptember 97:00 p.m.In Oxford, MississippiOctober 24TrOOp.m.

Location: Oxford, MississippiFounded: 1848Enrollment: 10,075Chancellor: Dr. Robert C. KhayatHead Coach: John BlairAlma Mater/Year: Tennessee/1976Record at School: 121-163/9Career Record/Years: 121-163/9Office Phone: (601) 232-7540Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: T.J.MeagherAlma Mater/Year: Kentucky/1992Athletic Director: JamesT.'Pete'BooneTrainer: Donna WesleySID for Volleyball: JoelWeemsOffice Phone: (601) 232-7522Home Phone: (601) 232-3002FaxPhone: (901) 232-7006PressRow: (601) 236-1931Home Court/Capacity: C. M. Tad Smith Coliseum/8,135Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy BlueNickname: Lady RebelsConference: Southeastern1994 Overall Record: 9-201994 Conference Record/Finish: 6-9/8thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/10Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 1StartersLost: Brigett Datcher, 6-2, MB/OH

Deion Luster, 6-0, MBStarters Returning: Susan Agrue, 5-8, So., OH

LizPoerner, 5-7, Jr.,SGenevieveShy, 6-1, Jr., MB

Julia Sitarz, 5-11, Jr., MB/OHNewcomers: Danielle Atzinger, 5-8, Fr., MBRecord vs. The U of M: 28-26LastMeeting: U of M won 3-2 on Nov. 8, 1994

CLEMSONIn Clemson, South CarolinaSeptember 146:00 p.m.

Location: Clemson, South CarolinaFounded: 1896Enrollment: 16,296President: Constantine"Deno"CurrisHead Coach: JoleneHooverAlma Mater/Year: Illinois State/1986Record at School: 55-16/2Career Record/Years: 148-47/5Office Phone: (803) 656-1931Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: MattSannichsenAlma Mater/Year UCLA/1989Asst. Coach: Jackie HadelAlma Mater/Year Tampa/1991Athletic Director: Bobby RobinsonTrainer: Fred HooverSID for Volleyball: JessicaReoOffice Phone: (803) 656-2114Home Phone: (803) 653-4028FaxPhone: (803) 656-0299Home Court/Capacity: Jervey Gym/3,500Colors: Burnt Orange and Northwest PurpleNickname: TigersConference: Atlantic Coast1994 Overall Record: 28-81994 Conference Record/Finish: 10-4/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/7Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 4StartersLost: Robin Kibben, 6-1, MH

Heather Kahl, 5-6, SStarters Returning: Megan McEnery, 5-8, Sr., OH

Nancy McGinty, 5-9, Sr., OHJulie Rodriguez, 5-10, Jr., OH

Ashley Self, 6-2, Jr., MHNewcomers: Kathleen Crolty, 5-10, Fr., S

Stephanie Schulz, 6-2, Fr., MBMandy Smelser, 6-0, Fr., MB

Meghan Zimmerman, 5-10, Fr., OHRecord vs. TheUofM: 1-3LastMeeting: CD won 3-1 in 1993

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AUBURNIn Clemson, South CarolinaSeptember 156:00p.m.

Location: Auburn, AlabamaFounded: 1856Enrollment: 21,500President: Dr. William V. MuseHead Coach: LizBitzerAlma Mater/Year: Northern Colorado/1980Record at School: 42-49/3Career Record/Years: 42-49/3Office Phone: (334) 844-9794Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: KrisGrunwaldAlma Mater/Year George Mason/1991Athletic Director: David E. HouselTrainer: TEASID for Volleyball: Meredith JenkinsOfficePhone: (334) 844-9701HomePhone: (334) 821-6981FaxPhone: (334) 844-9708Home Court/Capacity: Student Activities Center/1,000Colors: Navy Blue and Burnt OrangeNickname: TigersConference: Southeastern1994 Overall Record: 16-151994Conference Record/Finish: 6-9/4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 1 /5Newcomers: 3Starters Lost: Tama English, 5-7, SStarters Returning: Allyson Beecroft, 5-11, Jr., OH

Stephanie Fine, 5-7, Jr., OHKrista Singleton, 6-0, So., MHSarah Watson, 5-11, Sr., OH

Rani Whitson, 6-0, Jr., MHNewcomers: Piper Craig, 5-9, Fr., S

Heather Franey, 6-3, Fr., MBEmily Suter, 5-10, Fr., OH

Record vs. TheUofM: 3-0LastMeeting: Auburn won 3-1 in 1990

UNC CHARLOTTEIn Charlotte, North CarolinaSeptember 1712:00 p.m.In Memphis, TennesseeNovember 121:00 p.m.

Location: Charlotte, North CarolinaFounded: 1946Enrollment: 15,500President: Dr. James H. WoodwardHead Coach: JimMcClellanAlma Mater/Year: Louisville/1969Record at School: 89-55/4Career Record/Years: 395-215/15OfficePhone: (704) 547-4937Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Melissa TrentAlma Mater/Year: Southern Mississippi/1991Athletic Director: Judy RoseTrainer: RoyceKincaidSID for Volleyball: James McCoyOfficePhone: (704) 547-4937HomePhone: (407) 374-3711FaxPhone: (704) 547-4918Home Court/Capacity: The Mine Shaft/1,500Colors: Green and WhiteNickname: 49ersConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 22-131994 Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/4th

(Metro Conferene)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 6/5Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Sharon Fortune, OH

Sandy Merkel.SMichelle Ramey, OHStacey Wagner, MB

Starters Returning: Jaime Bielenda, 5-11, So., MHStacia Brisentine, 5-9, Sr., OH

Newcomers: Shannon Conroy, 5-5, Fr., DSJaime Coots, 5-9, Fr., OHErin Eldridge, 5-8, Fr., OH

Amber Filbeck, 5-11,Fr., MBRecord vs. TheUofM: First Meeting

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SIU-CARBONDALESeptember 20In Memphis, Tennessee7:00p.m.SIULocation: Carbondale, IllinoisFounded: 1869Enrollment: 23,162President: Dr. John C. GuyonHead Coach: SonyaLockeAlma Mater/Year: Southern Illinois/1983Record at School/Years: 62-57/4Career Record/Years: 97-62/5Office Phone: (618) 453-5473Best Time To Call: Mid-MorningAssistant Coach: Jill DotyAlma Mater/Year: Murray State/1993Athletic Director: Jim HartTrainer: Sally PerkinsSID for Volleyball: Mitchell ParkinsonOffice Phone: (618) 453-5470Home Phone: (618) 457-7410FaxPhone: (618) 536-2152PressRow: (618) 453-2800Home Court/Capacity: Davies Gym/1,250Colors: Maroon and WhiteNickname: SalukisConference: Missouri Valley1994 Overall Record: 18-121994 Conference Record/Finish: 13-7/4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/10Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 3StartersLost: Deb Heyne, 6-0, MBStarters Returning: Beth Diehl, 5-10, Sr., OH

Kim Golebiewski, 5-6, Sr., SHeather Herdes, 5-9, Sr., OH

Kelly Parke, 5-10,Sr., MBNewcomers: Lindsay Fisher, 5-10, Fr., MB

Mario Moreland, 5-9, Fr., OHLaura Pier, 5-11, Fr., MB

Record vs. The U of M: 13-2LastMeeting: U of M won 3-1 on Oct. 21, 1994

LOUISVILLEIn Memphis, TennnesseeSeptember 23TrOOp.m.In Louisville, KentuckyOctober 136:30p.m.

Location: Louisville, KentuckyFounded: 1798Enrollment: 23,000Chancellor: Dr. JohnShumakerHead Coach: Don HardinAlma Mater/Year: Illinois/1982Record at School: 168-63/7Career Record/Years: 168-63/7Office Phone: (502) 852-7801Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Mitzy DonhoffAlma Mater/Year: Michigan State/1981Asst. Coach: Patty DennisonAlma Mater/Year: Suny-Buffalo/1993Athletic Director: BillOlsenTrainer: Sherry SemenickSID for Volleyball: Nancy SmithOffice Phone: (502) 852-6581Home Phone: (502) 893-8349FaxPhone: (502) 852-7401PressRow: (502) 852-0084Home Court/Capacity: Cardinal Arena/840Colors: Red and BlackNickname: CardinalsConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 29-51994 Conference Record/Finish: 6-0/1 st

(Metro Conference)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/9Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4StartersLost: Tina Naehr, 5-11, MB

Dee Singleton, 5-11, OHStarters Returning: Jackie Byrne, 6-1, Sr., MB

Allison Jarboe, 5-9, Jr., DSBeth Kuhnell, 6-1, Jr., OH

Stephanie Storen, 5-9, Jr., SNewcomers: Cristy Chapman, 6-2, Fr., OH

Amber Grahn, 5-10, Fr., SRecord vs. TheUofM: 13-6LastMeeting: UL won 3-2 on Sept. 24, 1994

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SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPIIn Memphis, TennesseeSeptember 307:00 p.m.

Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Founded: 1910Enrollment: 13,000President: Dr. Aubrey K. LucasHead Coach: Steve DallmanAlma Mater/Year: LaSalle-Chicago/1981

Record at School: 8-26/1Career Record/Years: 8-26/1Office Phone: (601)266-5636

Best Time To Call: 9 a.m. -11 a.m.Asst. Coach: Steve SykesAlma Mater/Year: Southern Mississippi/1995

Athletic Director: H.C. Bill McLellanTrainer: Janet Passman

SID for Volleyball: Shirley Jones-HillOffice Phone: (601)266-4503

Home Phone: (601)264-2659Fax Phone: (601)266-4507Home Court/Capacity: Reed Green Coliseum/8,095

Colors: Black and GoldNickname: Lady Golden Eagles

Conference: Black and Gold1994 Overall Record: 8-261994 Conference Record/Finish: 0-6/6th (Metro)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 1/10Starters Lost/Returning: 6/0

Newcomers: 4

Starters Returning: Tanisha Brown, 5-10, Jr., OHCicely Clausen, 5-10, So., OHLeslie Abplanalp, 6-0, Jr., MH

Melanie Jones, 5-6, So., S

Shanan Powell, 5-10, So., MH

Stacy Schuler, 6-0, So., MH

Newcomers: Shelly Griess, 6-0, Fr., MHShalini Job, 5-9, so., OH

Elizabeth Keck, 5-7, Fr., SKeri Powell, 5-9, Fr., OH

Record vs. The U of M: 1-12Last Meeting: U of M won 3-1 in 1990

TULANEIn Memphis, TennesseeOctober 11:00 p.m.

Location: New Orleans, LouisianaFounded: 1834Enrollment: 11,362President: Dr. Eamon KellyHead Coach: Sonya HansonAlma Mater/Year: Bowling Green State/1983

Record at School: 113-87/6

Career Record/Years: 113-87/6Office Phone: (504)865-5637Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Erin FogartyAlma Mater/Year: Tulane/1991

Asst. Coach: Valeria WhitfieldAlma Mater/Year: Texas-Arlington/1994

Athletic Director: Dr. Kevin WhiteTrainer: Lisa Irby

SID for Volleyball: Ron EngelOffice Phone: (504)865-5506

Home Phone: (504)861-8772Fax Phone: (504) 865-5512Press Row: (504)862-8122

Home Court/Capacity: Fogelman Arena/3,600

Colors: Olive Green and Sky BlueNickname: Green WaveConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 20-91994 Conference Record/Finish: 4-2/2nd (Metro)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 7/6

Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2

Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Becky Meadows, 5-11, OH

Alicia Robertson, 6-4, MB

Starters Returning: Christen Carlson, 5-9. Jr., OHJulie Donelon, 6-2, Jr., MH

Shannon Hergert, 6-0, So., OH

Gappy Meyer, 5-9, Sr., S

Newcomers: Jill Fayard, 6-1, Fr., MB/OHKatie Griffin, 5-7, Fr., S

J.J. Johnson, 5-11, Fr., MB/OHLiz Kritza, 5-11, Fr., MB

Record vs. The U of M: 6-7Last Meeting: Tulane won 3-1 on Oct. 24, 1992

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ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCKIn Memphis, TennesseeOctober 17:00 p.m.

Location: Little Rock, ArkansasFounded: 1927Enrollment: 12,419President: Dr. Charles HathawayHead Coach: Van ComptonAlma Mater/Year: Arkansas State/1966Record at School/Years: 127-97/7Career Record/Years: 127-97/7Office Phone: (501)569-3371Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Cassie OlsebAlma Mater/Year: UALR/1995Athletic Director: Rick MelloTrainer: Mike FergusonSID for Volleyball: Mike GarrityOffice Phone: (501) 569-3449Home Phone: TBAFax Phone: (501) 569-3030Home Court/Capacity: Trojan Field House/1,500Colors: Maroon, Gold and WhiteNickname: Lady TrojansConference: Sun Belt1994 Overall Record: 16-141994 Conference Record/Finish: 7-2/2ndLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/4Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 3Starters Lost: Carmon Macon, 5-8, OH

Rhonda Rutherford, 6-0, MHMichelle Wilson, 6-3, MB

Starters Returning: Crystal Martin, 6-0, Sr., OHTanya Wolf, 5-9, Jr., S

Newcomers: Carmen Armstead, 5-6, Jr., OHJenny Scherber, 5-9, Fr., OH

DanaStube, 6-0, Fr., MBRecord vs. The U of M: 1-4Last Meeting: U of M won 3-2 on Nov. 12, 1994

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATEIn Memphis, TennesseeOctober 37:00 p.m.

Location: Murfreesboro, TennesseeFounded: 1911Enrollment: 17,383President: Dr. James E. WalkerHead Coach: Lisa KisseeAlma Mater/Year: Central Missouri/1984Record at School: First YearCareer Record/Years: 137-129/7Office Phone: (615)898-2450Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: EllieKunkelAlma Mater/Year: Central Missouri/1979Athletic Director: Lee FowlerTrainer: Karin NelsonSID for Volleyball: Jim HortenOffice Phone: (615)898-2450Home Phone: (615)895-0827Fax Phone: (615) 898-5626Press Row: (615) 898-2807Home Court/Capacity: Murphy Center/11,500Colors: Royal Blue, White and SilverNickname: Lady RaidersConference: Ohio Valley1994 Overall Record: 7-231994 Conference Record/Finish: 3-13/tied 7thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Angie Raffo, 5-9, OH

Kim Story, 5-8, OHStarters Returning: Susan Bishop, 6-2, Jr., MB

Nidza Catillo, 5-6, So., STara Miller, 5-9, So., OH

Angie Parkinson, 6-0, Jr., MBNewcomers: Deborah Anderson, 6-1, Jr., OH

Adrienne Kirkwood, 5-10, Fr., OHTanya Maltes, 5-9, So., OH

Yanira Santiago, 5-9, So., MBRecord vs. The U of M: 1-21Last Meeting: U of M won 3-0 in 1990

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HOUSTONOctober 6In Houston, Texas7:30 p.m.November 10In Memphis, Tennessee7:00 p.m.

Location: Houston, TexasFounded: 1927Enrollment: 29,733President: Dr. Glenn GoerkeHead Coach: Bill WaltonAlma Mater/Years: George William/1974Record at School: 193-109/9Career Record/Years: 403-164/14Office Phone: (713)743-9474Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Nancy MuellerAlma Mater/Year: Tennessee/1993Assistant Coach: Amie RobertsAlma Mater/Year: Houston/1994Athletic Director: Bill CarrTrainer: Michael GrossSID for Volleyball: John SullivanOffice Phone: (713) 743-9410Home Phone: (713) 521-9464Fax Phone: (713)743-9411Press Row: (713) 743-9477Home Court/Capacity: Hofheinz Pavilion/10,211Colors: Scarlet and WhiteNickname: CougarsConference: Southwest1994 Overall Record: 26-71994 Conference Record/Finish: 9-1/1stLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Lilly Denoon-Chester, 6-0, MB

Carla Mual, 5-7, OHStarters Returning: Emily Letters, 6-2, Jr., OH

Sami Sawyer, 5-9, Jr., SNashika Stokes, 5-8, Jr., OH

Marie Claude Tourillon, 6-0, Jr., MBNewcomers: Bethany Hill, 6-0, Fr., S

Kristin Guidish, 5-9, Fr., OHJillian King, 6-0, Fr., MB

Crystal Kuben, 6-1, Fr., OHRecord vs. The U of M: 4-1Last Meeting: UH won 3-0 on Sept. 17, 1994

ARKANSAS STATEIn Louisville, KentuckyOctober 144:30 p.m.In Jonesboro, ArkansasNovember 257:00 p.m.

Location: Jonesboro, ArkansasFounded: 1909Enrollment: 9,600President: Dr. J. Leslie WyattHead Coach: Jeff HulsmeyerAlma Mater/Year: Kentucky/1988Record at School: 58-20/2Career Record/Years: 133-62/5Office Phone: (501)972-3876Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Jo Beth MathisAlma Mater/Year: Arkansas State/1992Athletic Director: Dr. Brad HoviousTrainer: Ron CarrollSID for Volleyball: Ryan JamesOffice Phone: (501)972-2541Home Phone: TBAFax Phone: (501) 972-3367Press Row: (501) 972-2541Home Court/Capacity: Convocation Center/10,563Colors: Scarlet and BlackNickname: Lady IndiansConference: Sun Belt1994 Overall Record: 26-71994 Conference Record/Finish: 9-0/1 stLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 7Starters Lost: Susan Buttry, 5-9, S

Margie Kolat, 5-9, OHAmy Patchell, 6-0, OH

Starters Returning: Lauren Fair, 6-1, Jr., MHCathy Koontz, 6-0, Sr., MH

Kolette Niemeyer, 5-10, Sr., OHNewcomers: Stacy Beat, 5-11, Jr., OH

Katherine Cordoza, 5-9, Jr., SLesli Chowen, 5-10, Jr., OH

Nicole Grimes, 5-7, Fr., STracy McArthur, 5-7, Fr., S

Jenny Wobrock, 5-8, Jr., OHLindsay White, 6-0, Fr., MH

Record vs. The U of M: 16-22Last Meeting: ASU won 3-1 on Nov. 16, 1993

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GEORGE MASONIn Louisville, KentuckyOctober 1511:00 a.m.

Location: Fairfax, VirginiaFounded: 1957Enrollment: 21,774President: Dr. George W. JohnsonHead Coach: Pat KendrickAlma Mater/Year: George Mason/1982Record at School: 201-152/10Career Record/Years: 201-152/10Office Phone: (703)993-3298Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: NilaToribio-StrakaAlma Mater/Year: Frostburg State/1972Asst. Coach Uvaldo AcostaAthletic Director: Tom O'ConnorTrainer: Andrea ShowersSID for Volleyball: Ben TrittipoeOffice Phone: (703)993-3263Home Phone: (703)266-2840Fax Phone: (703) 993-3259Home Court/Capacity: John Linn Memorial Gym/2,800Colors: Green and GoldNickname: PatriotsConference: Colonial Athletic Association1994 Overall Record: 30-51994 Conference Record/Finish: 5-0/1 stLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 1Starters Lost: Jennifer Dinaberg, 5-8, OHStarters Returning: Virag Domokos, 6-3, Jr., MB

Joy Kingsley-lbeh, 5-9, Jr., OHBarbara Kovacs, 6-2, Jr., OH

Martyne Schroder, 5-0, So., SKami Mullings, 6-0, So., MB

Newcomers: Jody Graves, 5-11, Jr., OHRecord vs. The U of M: First Meeting

MARQUETTEOctober 20In Milwaukee, Wisconsin7:00 p.m.EAGLES

Location: Milwaukee, WisconsinFounded: 1881Enrollment: 10,750President: Rev. Albert J. DiUlio, S.J.Head Coach: Tat ShielyAlma Mater/Years: Quincy College/1972Record at School: 332-379-5/20Career Record/Years: 332-379-5/20Office Phone: (414)288-7707Best Time To Call: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.Asst. Coach: Angela SalvatoreAlma Mater/Year: Kentucky/1993Athletic Director: Bill CordsTrainer: Kelly BellSID for Volleyball: Kathleen HohlOffice Phone: (414)288-7447Home Phone: (414)645-1419Fax Phone: (414) 288-6519Home Court/Capacity: Marquette Gym/500Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: Golden EaglesConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 8-241994 Conference Record/Finish:... 4-8/6th (Great Midwest)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/8Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 2Starters Lost: 2

Tricia McNamara, 5-11, OHBetsy Olle, 5-10, OH

Starters Returning: Peggy Gross, 6-0, Jr., MBKristen Kemmeter, 5-5, Jr., S

Keelyn Krill, 5-10, Jr., OHMartha Meyer,6-0, So., OH

Newcomers: Jenny Barfield, 5-9, Fr., SJeni Myers, 6-0, Fr., OH

Record vs. The U of M: 1-7Last Meeting: U of M won 3-0 on Nov. 5, 1994

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DEPAULOctober 22In Chicago, Illinois12:00 p.m.

Location: Chicago, Illinois

Founded: 1898

Enrollment: 16,414President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M.Head Coach: Anna Marie Marassa

Alma Mater/Year: DePaul/1987

Record at School: 150-115/7Career Record/Years: 150-115/7Office Phone: (312) 325-7000, ext. 1455

Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Mark Johnson

Alma Mater/Year: DePaul/1984Assistant Coach Michelle VanderheideAlma Mater/Year DePaul/1994Athletic Director: Bill Bradshaw

SID for Volleyball: Scott ReedOffice Phone: (312)325-7546

Home Phone: (312)281-6307Fax Phone: (312)325-7531Press Row: (312)404-9335Home Court/Capacity: Alumni Hall/5,300

Colors: Royal Blue and ScarletNickname: Blue DemonsConference: Conference USA

1994 Overall Record: 13-231994 Conference Record/Finish: 4-8/tie 4th

(Great Midwest)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/4Starters Lost/Return ing: 2/4

Newcomers: 5Starters Lost: Sheila Carroll, 5-9, S

Margaret Humphrey, 5-9, OHStarters Returning: Kerry Krystosek, 5-7, Sr., DS

Lisa Luebke, 6-0, So., MHDenise Novy, 6-0, Jr., MH

Cherie Novak, 6-2, So., MH

Newcomers: Tara Johansen, 5-11, Jr., MHBrianne Palmateer, 5-9, Fr., OH

Stephanie Pershing, 6-1, Fr., OHJeanine Racinowski, 5-8, Fr., S

Jaime Walters, 5-11, Fr., OHRecord vs. The U of M: 3-5Last Meeting: U of M won 3-0 on Nov. 26, 1994

CINCINNATIOctober 27In Cincinnati, Ohio6:30 p.m.

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio

Founded: 1819

Enrollment: 36,000President: Dr. Joseph A. StegerHead Coach: Mike LingenfelterAlma Mater/Year: Cincinnati/1985

Record at School/Years: 73-57/4Career Record/Years: 130-81/6Office Phone: (513)556-0562

Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Rich Zeciski

Alma Mater/Year: Cincinnati/1975

Assistant Coach Katie McFarland KerberAlma Mater/Year Indiana/1995Athletic Director: Gerald O'DellTrainer: Karen Hoskins

SID for Volleyball: Julie SwiftOffice Phone: (513)556-5191Home Phone: (513)232-0740

Fax Phone: (513) 556-0619Home Court/Capacity: Shoemaker Center/13,176Colors: Red and Black

Nickname: BearcatsConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 19-131994 Conference Record/Finish: .. 8-4/2nd (Great Midwest)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/10Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5

Newcomers: 2

Starters Lost: Dawn Largent, 6-0, MBStarters Returning: Annisa Blosser, 5-10, Jr., OH

Beth Buerhaus, 6-0, Jr., OHGinger Jordan, 5-9, Jr., OH

Anne Kordes, 5-9, So., SChrissy Smith, 5-11, So., MB

Newcomer: Amanda Evers, 6-1, Fr., MBBecky Tenkman 5-11, Fr., MB

Record vs. The U of M: 16-15

Last Meeting: U of M won 3-2 on Oct. 29, 1994

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WRIGHT STATEIn Dayton, OhioOctober 287:00 p.m.

Location: Dayton, OhioFounded: 1964Enrollment: 16,832President: Dr. Harley E. FlackHead Coach: Steve OppermanAlma Mater/Year: Ohio State/1987Record at School: 76-62/4Career Record/Years: 76-62/4Office Phone: (513)873-2771Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Joylynn MosierAlma Mater/Year: Wright State/1993Athletic Director: Dr. Michael J. CusackTrainer: Karin MarshallSID for Volleyball: Matt ZircherOffice Phone: (513)873-2831Home Phone: (513)492-1796Fax Phone: (513)492-1796Press Row: (513)873-2368Home Court/Capacity: C.J. McLin Gymnasium/500Colors: Hunter Green and GoldNickname: RaidersConference: Midwestern Collegiate1994 Overall Record: 16-131994 Conference Record/Finish: 5-5/6thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 6Starters Lost: Krystal Jamerson, OH

Jen Moore, MHAndrea Sanders, MH

Starters Returning: Jennifer Bringman, 5-8, Sr., OHKristen Broscheid, 6-0, Sr., MB

Lisa Dearden, 6-0, Jr., SNewcomers: Joanna Downie, 5-10, Fr., OH

Kelli Fisher, 6-1, Fr., MHCurtisy Hilton, 6-0, Fr., MB

Tosha Johnson, 5-9, Fr., OHCarrie Monnes, 6-0, Fr., MHMichelle Yeary, 5-8, Fr., OH

Record vs. The U of M: 1-0Last Meeting: WSU won 3-0 on Sept. 28, 1991

SAINT LOUISOctober 31In St. Louis, Missouri7:00 p.m.

Location: St. Louis, MissouriFounded: 1818Enrollment: 11,300President: Rev. Lawrence Biondi, S.J,Head Coach: Marilyn McReavy-NolenAlma Mater/Years: Southwest Texas State/1961Record at School/Years: 19-19/1Career Record/Years: 643-242/24Office Phone: (314)977-3254Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Dr. Richard LeonardAlma Mater/Year: Roberts Morris/1986Athletic Director: Doug WoolardTrainer: Karen FennellSID for Volleyball: Chris CookOffice Phone: (314)977-3463Home Phone: (314)727-6879Fax Phone: (314)977-2249Home Court/Capacity: Bauman-Eberhardt/2,000Colors: Blue and WhiteNickname: BillikensConference: Conference USA1993 Overall Record: 19-191993 Conference Record/Finish: 4-8/Tie 4th

(Great Midwest)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/5Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 6Starters Lost: Nannette Figueros, 5-9, DS

Christine Tretten, 6-0, OHStarters Returning: Stephanie Feulner, 6-2, Sr., MH

Peggy McCarthy, 5-7, So., STracey Johnson, 5-11, So., OH

Julie Tretten, 6-0, So., MHNewcomers: Erin Bernart, 6-3, Fr., MH

Laurie Jansen, 5-11, Jr., SBecky Oliver, 6-0, Jr., S

Suzanne Oren, 5-10, Jr., OHKristin Shircliff, 5-8, Fr., OH

Jessica Sippy, 5-10, Fr., OHRecord vs. The U of M: 2-7Last Meeting: U of M won 3-0 on Nov. 19, 1994

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ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAMNovember 3In Memphis, Tennessee7:00 p.m.

Location: Birmingham, AlabamaFounded: 1969Enrollment: 16,251President: Dr. J. Claude BennettHead Coach: Judy SackfieldAlma Mater/Years: Clemson/1985Record at School: 52-56/3Career Record/Years: 117-188/9Office Phone: (205)934-6014Best Time To Call: MorningsAssistant Coach: Stacey TormanAlma Mater/Year: Texas A&M/1987Athletic Director: Gene BartowTrainer: Steve KirchnerSID for Volleyball: Tim StephensOffice Phone: (205)934-0722Home Phone: (205)322-8207Fax Phone: (205)934-7505Press Row: (205) 934-0722Home Court/Capacity: UAB Arena/8,500Colors: Green, Gold and WhiteNickname: BlazersConference: Conference USA1994 Overall Record: 9-251994 Conference Record/Finish: ... 4-8/5th (Great Midwest)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 9/4Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4Starters Lost: Heather Dillard, 5-9, S

Toni Herron, 5-11, OHChip Mahaffey, 6-0, OH

Starters Return ing: Kim Arnold, 5-10, Sr., MBAllison Barnard, 6-1, Sr., MBTonya Larson, 5-9, So., OH

Newcomers: Trisha Eddy, 6-1, Fr., OHHailey Isham, 6-1, Fr., MH

Terri Steeb, 6-1, Fr., MHAbby Thather, 5-8, Fr., S

Record vs. The U of M: 15-6Last Meeting: U of M won 3-1 on Oct. 25, 1994

CONFERENCE USACHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

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1995 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

First Round - November 29 (campus site)

Second Round - December 2 or 3 (campus site)

Regionals - December 7-10 (campus site)

Semifinals - December 14 (Amherst, Massachusetts)

Finals - December 16 (Amherst, Massachusetts)

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ALL-TIME RESULTS

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1971Record: 17-5

Head Coach: Jane Hooker

@Fisk W 15-2,15-4Austin Peay W 15-11,16-14@Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-13,15-1@Middle Tennessee State W 11-15,16-14,15-7©Tennessee Tech L 12-15,10-15@Tennessee Tech L 7-15, 15-2, 13-15Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-13,15-1,5-15Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-10,15-13Rhodes (Southwestern) W 13-15,15-7,15-5#Peabody W 16-14, 15-13#Middle Tennessee State W 15-8,0-15,15-4#Tennessee L 15-11,9-15,3-15$Milligan W 15-7,15-10$Mars Hill W 15-4,15-9$West Georgia L 12-15,15-9,8-15$Middle Tennessee State L 13-15,7-15%UT-Martin W 15-5%Jackson State J.C. W 15-1%Memphis State "B" W 15-6%Memphis State "A" W 15-12%Mississippi College W 15-3%Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-4@TCWSF Tournament#Middle Tennessee State Tournament$East Tennessee State Tournament%Memphis State Invitational Playday

1972Record: 18-9

Head Coach: Jane Hooker

@Peabody W@Murray State W@Mississippi W@Mississippi Univ./Women L#Northwestern State (La.) W#Houston L#Texas Southern L$Mississippi Univ./Women L$East Tennessee State L%Danville (JC) W%Northeastern Illinois W%Southern Illinois W%Southwest Baptist W%Southern Illinois LAEast Tennessee State LAPeabody WAAustin Peay WACarson Newman WTennessee WAFisk WTennessee WTennessee LWestern Carolina WMadison College WWinthrop WSTennessee WSEastern Kentucky L*score unavailable@ Mid-South Invitational# Houston Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%Southern Illinois Tournament&TCWSF TournamentAAIAW Region II Tournament

15-3, 15-115-9, 16-1415-3, 15-1113-15,16-14,0-1511-15, 15-7, 15-815-9, 12-15, 12-1515-8, 12-15, 12-1510-15,5-1511-15, 12-1511-2, 11-515-1, 15-211-1, 11-2

15-2,6-15, 13-1515-3, 15-415-9, 15-315-8,12-15, 15-1215-0, 15-315-0, 15-315-5, 15-10

15-4, 7-15, 15-115-3, 15-1115-13, 8-15, 1516-14, 15-715-8, 10-15, 14-16

1973Record: 18-7

Head Coach:Jane Hooker

5-15, 15-1015-4, 15-315-10, 15-215-3,15-72-15, 16-14,5-1515-1,15-015-4, 15-915-0,15-215-4, 15-615-5, 15-1015-4, 15-716-14, 15-713-15, 10-1515-17, 9-155-15, 15-10, 15-1115-7, 15-73-15, 15-1015-6, 15-83-3, 10-1515-13, 15-1315-7, 15-915-8, 15-415-10, 15-315-11, 5-15, 6-158-15, 8-15

@Murray State W@Lambuth W©Austin Peay W©Florence State W©Tennessee L#Jackson State W#Lambuth W#Austin Peay W$Union W#Rhodes (Southwestern) W#UT-Martin W$ Middle Tennessee State W$Winthrop L$East Tennessee State L%UT-Martin W%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee L%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee LEastern Kentucky WCoker College WDuke WAEastern Mennonite WAWinthrop LAEastern Kentucky L©-Mid-South Invitational#UT-Martin Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%TCWSF State ChampionshipAAIAW Southern Region II

1974Record: 13-7

Head Coach: Janice Dunn

©Southern Illinois W 15-9,15-10©Northern Illinois W 15-12, 7-15, 15-9©Illinois State L 10-15,15-8,8-15#Peabody W 15-3, 18-16#Winthrop L 4-15,15-5,8-15#Auburn L 8-15, 13-15$Miami Dade North CC W 15-4,10-15,15-7$Jacksonville W 15-13, 15-5$Flagler College L 15-12,9-15,13-15$Georgia W 15-0, 13-15, 15-6$Florida International L 9-15,14-16$FloridaTech W 12-15,15-10,15-5%UT-Martin W 15-8, 15-6%Tennessee Tech W 15-11,15-9%MiddleTennessee State W 15-9,15-9%East Tennessee State W 15-11,10-15,11-15-Murray State W 15-7,14-16,15-7-Francis Marion College W 15-11,15-10-Madison College L 11-15,10-15-Eastern Kentucky L 15-8,10-15,9-15©Illinois State Tournament#East Tennessee State Tournament$Jacksonville Tournament%TCWSF State Championships-AIAW Southern Region II Championships

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Year-By-Year Results

1975Record: 16-16

Head Coach: Janice Dunn

PurdueWestern MichiganIllinois StateCarthage CollegeAlabamaBerry CollegeHinds Junior CollegeMississippi StateMississippi Univ./WomenMiddle Tennessee StateUT-Martin©Rhodes (Southwestern)@Middle Tennessee State©Tennessee Tech©Austin Peay©Lambuth@UT-Martin#Lambuth#TennesseetfAuburn#Middle Tennessee State#UT-MartinTennesseeSouthern IllinoisSouthern IllinoisUT-MartinMemphis Volleyball$Tennessee$Carson-Newman%College of Charleston%Eastern Kentucky%North Carolina@UT-Martin Tournament#Mid-South Invitational$TCWSF Championships%AIAW Southern Region

L 10-15, 4-15L 15-2,10-15,3-15L 4-15,6-15W 9-15,15-10,15-13L 12-15,11-15L 15-13, 5-15,9-15W 15-1,15-2W 1-15,15-2,15-4L 4-15, 7-15W 15-9,15-11L 10-15,10-15,13-15W 15-3,15-10W 13-15, 15-9, 15-5W 12-15,15-10,15-7W 15-8, 15-2W 15-10,11-15,15-5W 15-12,16-14,15-11L 15-13,8-15L 7-15,8-15L 2-15,8-15W 9-15, 15-9, 15-6W 15-11,15-3L 13-15,11-15W 15-9, 14-16, 15-8L 12-15,15-4,13-15W 15-12,11-15,15-9W 15-7,15-10L 9-15,8-15L 10-15, 7-15W 12-15, 15-8, 15-7L 7-15, 9-15L 3-15, 15-4, 11-15

Championships

1976Record: 12-23-1

Head Coach: Janice Dunn

UT-MartinUT-ChattanoogaTennessee Tech©Columbus College©Tulane©Mississippi Univ./Women©Mississippi State©AlabamatfMurray State#Southern Illinois#Ball State#Northern IllinoisSMurray State$ Lambuth% North Alahama%TennesseeTech% Louisiana StateRhodes(Southwestern)"Central Missouri"Western IllinoisA Ilinois-Chicago Circle"Wichita State"Graceland College"Southwest Missouri State"Kearney StateUT-MartinSMiddle Tennessee State&Rhodes (Southwestern)&Lambuth

L 6-15,5-15L 11-15,15-11,15-17L 8-15, 15-17W 15-10,11-15,15-4L 12-15,7-15L 4-15,7-15L 8-15, 9-15L 1-15,2-15W 15-10,15-6L 6-15,2-15L 3-15, 3-15L 11-15,4-15L 0-15,9-15W 15-0, 15-13W 3-15,15-13,15-11L 13-15, 9-15L 7-15,8-15W 15-0, 11-15, 15-12L 6-15, 12-15L 5-15, 6-15L 3-15,3-15L 12-15, 7-15T 15-13,11-15L 5-15,8-15L 10-15, 4-15L 13-15,10-15,15-7,12-15W 15-4, 15-7W 15-4, 15-4W 15-4, 15-6

&Murray State WSAustin Peay W&UT-Martin L*Middle Tennessee State W*East Tennessee State L'Tennessee W'Tennessee Tech L

12-15, I5-515-4, 15-86-15, 4-1515-10, 15-715-11, 7-15,4-158-15, 15-12, 15-1115-13, 13-15, 6-15

@ Mississippi Univ./Women Invitational#Southern Illinois Quadrangular Match$Lambuth Triangular Match%Lady Tiger Invitational"Southwest Missouri State Tournament&Austin Peay Invitational*TCWSF State Championships

1977Record: 23-11

Head Coach: Janice Dunn

©Mississippi Univ./Women L©FloridaTech L@Troy State W#UT-Martin W#Tennessee Tech W$Mississippi State W$Tulane L$Mississippi Univ./Women W$Florida Tech L%Rhodes (Southwestern) W%UT-Chattanooga W%Christian Brothers (CBC) W%Kentucky State W%UT-Martin W%Tennessee Tech LMississippi LSoutheast Missouri State WAArkansas State WAAustin Peay WASW Louisiana LANorthern Kentucky L&Lambuth WSFreed-Hardeman WMiddleTennessee State WSoutheast Missouri State W*UT-Martin W'Mississippi LMississippi LLambuth W+Middle Tennessee State W+Tennessee L-i-Tennessee Tech W+East Tennessee State W@ Alabama Invitational# Martin Triangular Match$Mississippi Univ./Women Invitational%UT-Martin InvitationalALady Tiger Invitational&Lambuth Triangular Match'Memphis State Triangular Match+TCWSFState Championships

7-15, 7-155-15, 14-1615-9, 15-76-15, 15-11, 13-15, 15-7, 15-416-14, 15-13, 11-15, 15-915-8, 15-611-15, 15-4, 13-1515-10, 15-88-15, 16-14, 13-1515-1, 15-415-8, 15-515-12, 15-1216-14, 14-16, 15-1315-8, 14-16, 15-1315-10, 14-16, 6-1516-14, 15-12, 3-15, 8-15, 13-1515-8, 13-15, 15-6, 15-18-15, 15-3, 15-1015-1, 15-66-15, 6-1515-8, 11-15, 12-1515-4, 15-4, 15-1315-5, 15-0, 15-1115-12, 15-1015-8,15-015-7, 15-61-15,9-1515-11,3-15,5-15,9-1516-14, 15-4, 15-915-12, 15-51-15, 8-1516-18, 15-3, 15-715-12, 2-15, 154

1978Record: 26-19

Head Coach: Diane Hale

©Mississippi©Mississippi Univ./Women@UT-Martin©Alabama©Arkansas State©Arkansas State©Alabama#New Orleans#Mississippi Univ./Women#Florida State

L 10-15,5-15W 15-10,9-15,15-8W 15-9, 15-6L 13-15,6-15L 14-16,15-8,5-15W 8-15,15-12,15-10L 8-15,7-15W 15-7,3-15, 17-15L 14-16, 6-15L 11-15,3-15

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Year-By-Year Results

#Arkansas State L#Columbus College W$Middle Tennessee State W$UT-Chattanooga W%Middle Tennessee State W%Austin Peay W%Southwest Baptist W%Arkansas State L"Texas A&M LATexas Tech LAOklahoma LATexas L&New Orleans L&Nichols State WSCentral Arkansas WSTennessee L&UT-Martin W&Mississippi L'Middle Tennessee State W'Southeast Missouri State W-i-UT-Chattanooga W+East Tennessee State W+Covenant College WFlorida State LINorthern Kentucky LIMorehead State W[Tennessee W?UT-Martin W?Austin Peay W=Southeast Missouri State W=Jefferson CC W'Tennessee Tech W'East Tennessee State L'Middle Tennesse State W'Tennessee L@Mississippi Tournament#Mississippi Univ./Women Tournament$Middle Tennessee State Tri-Meet%UT-Martin Tournament"Houston Tournament&Lady Tiger Invitational'Memphis State Tri-Meet+UT-Chattanooga Quadrangular Meet! Lady Volunteer Tournament?UT-Martin Tri-Meet=Southeast Missouri State Tri-Meet'TCWSF State Tournament

15-12, 5-15, 15-1715-10, 15-115-8, 15-910-15, 15-8, 15-715-10, 15-315-4, 15-315-10, 15-611-15, 15-176-15,8-1511-15, 5-1511-15, 11-151-15, 9-152-15, 4-1515-8, 15-715-10, 15-515-13, 15-132-15, 15-7, 15-513-15, 15-12,5-1516-14, 15-1215-4, 15-815-10, 15-315-12, 8-15, 15-715-2, 15-712-15,12-1510-15, 13-1510-15,7-1515-13, 15-915-10, 15-1315-3, 15-1215-7, 15-115-12, 7-15, 15-515-4, 15-515-11, 15-117-15,9-157-15, 7-15

1979Record: 35-20

Head Coach: Diane Hale

Henderson StateArkansas StateMississippi©Mississippi©Mississippi State@UT-Martin@Tulane©Arkansas State@UT-Martin@Tulane©Mississippi©Arkansas State#Mississippi#New Orleans#Southwestern Louisiana#Alabama#Florida State$Mississippi State$UT-Martin$Mississippi$Arkansas State$Louisville

W 15-5, 15-3, 15-6W 15-13,4-15,17-15,15-12L 15-3,7-15,15-12,6-15,15-9L 15-3,15-11W 12-15,15-7,16-14W 15-11,15-2L 5-15,15-7,6-15W 15-3, 15-12W 15-5, 15-8W 2-15, 15-7,15-12L 9-15,13-15W 15-4,11-15,15-4W 14-1,15-13W 16-14, 15-5W 15-13, 15-8L 14-16, 15-12, 13-15L 7-15,15-13,12-15,8-15W 16-14, 15-7W 15-6,15-7L 15-17,12-15L 4-15, 14-16W 15-11,5-12

$Mississippi Univ./Women W$Mississippi W$Jefferson CC W%Mississippi Univ./Women W%Lander College W%Central Florida L%Miami L%Florida Southern W%Tennessee L%Mississippi W"Missouri (JV) W"Northern Iowa W"Missouri-Kansas City. W"Kansas State L"Missouri W"Kansas State L"UT-Martin WSCincinnati L&Eastern Michigan LSSouthern Illinois L&Mississippi Univ./Women W&UT-Martin W&North Alabama W&Troy State W*UT-Chattanooga W'Tennessee Tech W'Middle Tennessee State W'East Tennessee State W'Tennessee L+North Carolina State L+Tennessee L+Morehead State L©Mississippi Invitational#Mississippi Univ./Women Invitational$Memphis State Invitational%Florida State Invitational"Missouri Invitational&Southern Illinois Invitational'TCWSF State Tournament+ AIAW Region II Tournament

15-13, 11-15, 19-1715-10, 16-14, 12-15, 15-815-7, 16-14, 12-15,15-10,15-715-8, 15-515-12, 13-15, 0-1515-12, 12-15, 11-1515-8, 15-1315-7, 15-1312-15, 7-15, 15-4, 15-9, 16-1415-13, 15-115-9, 15-1015-7, 15-89-15, 15-715-12, 15-1115-8, 15-1315-8,15-4, 16-141-15, 15-6, 7-1511-15, 15-4, 10-1515-9, 2-15, 12-156-15, 15-8, 15-415-7, 5-15, 15-9, 12-15, 15-1115-5, 15-815-11, 15-715-8, 17-1515-6, 15-1015-8, 14-16,15-1115-6, 15-813-15, 15-11,4-15,9-1510-15, 11-1511-15, 15-176-15, 12-15, 12-15

1980Record: 41-17

Head Coach: Diane Hale

MississippiNorth AlabamaAlabama-Birmingham©Central Florida©Texas Tech©Florida State©AlabamaUT-MartinMississippi State#Louisville#St. Louis#Tulane#Florida State#VirginiaTech#Florida StateTennessee TechTennessee$Clemson$Duke$North Carolina State$Kentucky$South Carolina$North Carolina%Lake C.C.%Miami%Florida Southern%North Carolina"Mississippi Univ./Women"Middle Tennessee State

W 10-15, 15-11, 15-8, 15-5W 15-13,15-5W 15-11,15-7W 15-15,15-8L 13-15,6-15W 15-12,15-8L 8-15,2-15W 15-5, 15-13, 10-15, 15-5W 7-15,15-4,15-10,15-9W 16-14,6-15,15-8W 12-15,15-10,15-8W 15-9,15-11L 8-15,9-15W 15-3, 15-10L 15-10,10-15,10-15W 15-5,15-1,15-5L 9-15,15-12,16-14,11-15,11-15W 15-10,15-17,15-8W 15-10,15-12W 16-14,10-15,16-14L 13-15, 14-16L 8-15,15-10,14-16L 9-15,7-15W 15-7, 15-2L 11-15,8-15W 15-3, 15-9L 10-15,11-15W 15-3,15-6W 15-2,15-13

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"Jefferson C.C."MississippiMississippi StateArkansas StateSBall State&Western MichiganSlllinois-Chicago CircleSSouthern Illinois&Kellogg C.C.&Ball State&Kellogg C.C.MississippiAustin PeayUT-MartinArkansas State*East Tennessee State"Tennessee'TennesseeTech'Middle Tennessee State*UT-Chattanooga"Tennessee'Tennessee+East Carolina+North CarolinatNorth Carolina State^Eastern Kentucky+Kentucky+Eastern Kentucky©Alabama Invitational#Metro Conference Tournament$South Carolina Invitational%Florida State Invitational"Memphis State Invitational&Southern Illinois Invitational*TCWSF State Tournament+AIAW Region II Tournament

W 15-9, 15-12L 8-15, 16-14, 15-13W 15-8, 15-8, 15-6W 15-5,16-1415-13W 15-6,4-15,15-13L 15-11,8-15,6-15W 15-10,15-5W 15-9,15-11L 8-15,9-15W 15-10,15-11L 15-9,6-15,14-16,4-15W 15-12,15-6, 15-6,3-15,15-12W 15-8, 15-2W 15-2, 15-8W 15-9,15-8,15-11W 15-10,15-10W 4-15,15-8,15-12W 15-11,15-2W 15-9,10-1515-9W 15-1,6-15,15-2L 13-15,15-10,11-15W 15-5,15-11W 10-15, 17-15, 15-3W 7-15,16-14,15-8W 15-9, 14-16, 15-13W 7-15,15-9,15-4L 15-8,6-15,15-5,14-16L 4-15,16-14,13-15,8-15

1981Record: 27-14

Head Coach: Diane Hale

©Louisville©Southwest Missouri State@0ral RobertsMississippiMlabama#Northwestern#Central Florida#South Carolina#KentuckyAlabama-BirminghamSMississippi$Western Illinois$Missouri$Western Illinois$MississippiAlabama-BirminghamSouthern IllinoisMississippi State%Central Arkansas%Jefferson C.C.%Saint Louis"Middle Tennessee State"Rollins College"East Tennessee State"Florida State"TennesseeSMississippi StateSMississippi Univ./Women&TulaneSMississippiSMississippi StateSMississippiMississippi State

W 15-10,3-15,15-5,15-8L 12-15,4-15,11-15L 12-15,5-15,15-6,12-15W 15-12, 15-9, 15-6W 16-14, 15-8L 11-15,10-15W 15-11,15-10W 15-5, 13-15, 15-7L 9-15,3-15W 15-9, 15-7, 15-6W 15-11,15-10L 13-15,10-15,15-13L 8-15,9-15L 12-15,17-15,15-17,13-15W 15-5,15-3,15-1W 15-4, 15-9, 15-13L 15-11,7-15,8-15,10-15W 15-5,15-10,15-5W 15-2, 15-7, 15-3W 15-11,15-4,15-10W 15-8,15-13,8-15,15-6W 15-3, 15-10, 15-2W 15-8, 15-2, 15-7W 15-10, 14-16, 10-15, 15-9, 15-10L 13-15,13-15,4-15L 4-15,12-15,0-15W 15-2,15-6W 15-3,15-7W 15-9, 15-6W 10-15,15-3,16-14W 15-3,15-17,15-8W 15-3,17-15W 15-10,15-8,15-6

Mississippi'Tulane'Virginia Tech'Cincinnati*Saint Louis'Louisville'Tulane+Cincinnati

W 14-16,16-14,9-16,15-13,15-12L 11-15,16-14,13-135W 15-3,7-15,15-10L 15-11,9-15,11-15W 15-6,15-12W 13-15,15-1215-13W 18-16,7-15,15-12L 7-15,12-15

@Southwest Missouri Quadrangular Meet#Kentucky Invitational$Missouri Invitational%Lady Tiger Invitational"Tennessee Invitational&Ole Miss Invitational'Metro Conference Tournament+Metro Championship Tournament

1982Record: 15-26

Head Coach: Diane Hale

Kentucky©Southern Illinois©Eastern Illinois©Missouri©LouisvilleMississippiSouthern Mississippi#Southern Illinois#Tennessee$South Alabama$Texas A&M$Nicholls State$Louisiana State$Sam Houston StateArkansas State%Eastern Michigan%Western Michigan"/olllinois State%CincinnatiKentucky"Mississippi State"Mississippi"New Orleans"Arkansas State"Arkansas State"MississippiMississippi&TennesseeTechSFIorida StateSMorehead StateSEastern KentuckySMorehead StateArkansas State'Virginia Tech'Florida State'Louisville'Cincinnati'Tulane'Southern Mississippi'Cincinnati'Florida State©Southern Illinois Invitational#Memphis State Invitational$Louisiana State Classic%Louisville Invitational"Ole Miss Invitational&Morehead State Invitational+Metro Conference Tournament

L 15-8,15-12,9-15,12-15,9-15L 10-15,7-15,16-14,7-15L 15-13,13-15,15-17,15-12,3-15L 4-15, 13-15, 12-15L 6-15,12-15,7-15W 12-15,15-6,13-15,15-9,W 15-7, 15-5, 15-4L 6-15, 13-15, 10-15L 4-15,8-15,3-15L 11-15,12-15L 9-15,11-15L 9-15,1-15W 12-15,15-13,15-10L 7-15,4-15W 15-6,15-12,11-15,15-10L 6-15,7-15L 15-12,4-15,5-15L 0-15,1-15L 2-15, 15-13, 13-15L 15-5,9-15,11-15,5-15W 15-4, 15-0L 15-9,3-15,5-15W 15-10,15-12W 15-5, 15-8W 15-7, 15-2L 13-15,11-15L 12-15,15-11,15-1,5-15,8-15L 11-15,6-15L 7-15,10-15W 15-13, 15-13W 15-6,13-15,15-11L 15-11,5-12W 13-15,15-7,15-2,15-9W 15-3, 13-15, 15-8L 7-15,1-15L 7-15,10-15W 15-6, 15-13W 15-8,15-13W 15-7,15-1L 17-19,0-15,4-15,15-6L 15-5,15-5,15-7

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1983Record: 15-18

Head Coach: Diane Hale

@UCLA L@Loyola Marymount L@Utah L@UC-Santa Clara LMississippi WArkansas State W#Cincinnati L#Virginia Tech W#Louisville LTennessee Tech L$Southern Mississippi W$Southwestern Louisiana W$Mississippi State WMississippi L%Florida State L%South Carolina L%Tulane L%Southern Mississippi WACincinnati L"Tennessee L"George Washington LAMorehead State WArkansas State L&Mississippi State WSMississippi W&Alabama-Birmingham W&Mississippi LSoutheast Missouri State WSoutheast Missouri State W'Arkansas State W*Tulsa W'Illinois W+Louisville L@Cal-State Fullerton Tournament#Virginia Tech Invitational$Memphis State Tournament%Southern Mississippi Invitational"Tennessee Tournament&Ole Miss Tournament'Memphis State Invitational+Metro Championship Tournament

4-15,4-1510-15, 3-159-15, 6-15, 15-1715-13,9-15,5-152-15,9-15, 15-11, 15-10, 16-1415-13, 15-4, 12-15, 15-134-15,16-14,12-15,5-1515-8, 15-9, 15-1315-11, 15-7, 5-15, 12-15, 14-160-15, 15-12, 16-14, 14-16,7-1515-5, 15-5, 15-315-6, 12-15, 13-15, 15-13, 15-1315-9, 12-15, 15-6, 15-711-15, 14-16, 4-151-15, 8-15, 15-8, 11-1512-15, 15-4, 13-15, 15-11, 14-1613-15, 7-15, 13-1515-11, 15-3, 15-314-16, 9-15, 13-155-15, 13-15, 8-1515-7, 14-16, 11-15, 9-1515-13, 16-14, 5-15, 11-15, 5-1515-6, 12-15, 11-15, 16-14, 12-1516-14, 12-15, 15-0, 15-710-15, 11-15, 17-15, 15-11, 15-615-9, 10-15, 15-12, 13-15, 15-714-16, 13-15, 14-1615-9, 15-2, 15-1215-9, 7-15, 15-13, 15-1215-13, 15-12, 15-1015-6, 15-6, 15-510-15, 12-15, 16-14, 15-8, 15-1315-12,4-15, 13-15, 14-16

1984Record: 21-16

Head Coach: Diane Hale

Southern Illinois LIndiana Purdue WIndiana State WFlorida WEastern Illinois WMississippi L©Southwest Missouri State L@Oral Roberts W@Oral Roberts W@Southwest Missouri State L#Mississippi L#Arkansas State W#Middle Tennessee State W#Mississippi State WTulane WSouthern Mississippi WArkansas State W$Texas-Arlington L$Oklahoma L$Texas A&M LMurray State WAlabama-Birmingham WFlorida State LGeorgia L

15-9

5-15, 12-15, 15-9,2-1515-4, 15-4, 15-1215-11,15-5, 15-1015-8, 13-15, 15-7, 15-815-9, 13-15, 15-7, 15-815-12, 8-15, 15-2, 13-15,15-2, 15-4, 15-713-15, 15-9, 15-4,15-812-15, 17-15, 15-8, 15-1110-15,6-15, 10-1515-5, 12-15, 8-15, 15-12, 5-1515-12, 15-1, 16-1415-5,13-15, 15-1, 15-2 -15-9, 15-4, 15-117-15, 15-3, 15-9, 11-15, 15-1015-6, 15-7, 15-815-8, 15-12, 15-125-15,4-15, 7-159-15, 13-15,4-1514-16, 1-15, 15-4,0-1515-6, 15-3, 15-1115-10, 15-6, 15-72-15, 14-16, 7-1512-15, 12-15, 16-14, 6-15

Louisville LCincinnati LMississippi LArkansas State WSoutheast Missouri State WSouth Carolina LVirginia Tech WTulsa WMorehead State WSouthern Illinois LIllinois-Chicago W'Cincinnati W'Louisville L@Southwest Missouri State Tournament#Mississippi State Tournament$Texas Tournament'Metro Championship Tournament

8-15,9-15, 10-1515-12,13-15,15-13,21-23,12-1515-13, 9-15, 13-15, 16-14, 13-1515-9,15-13, 15-915-9, 15-9, 15-711-15, 11-15, 15-9, 11-1511-15, 15-10 13-15, 15-9, 15-1115-11, 15-8, 14-16, 10-15, 15-1215-3, 7-15, 15-6, 15-39-15,10-15,7-1515-12, 15-11, 10-15, 15-1011-15, 15-9, 15-13, 15-128-15,10-15, 15-6, 13-15

1985Record: 15-19

Head Coach: Diane HaleAlabama-Birmingham WClemson WEastern Illinois LLouisiana State LSouthwestern Louisiana WLoyola LNorth Dakota State WMississippi WTexas-Arlington LWestern Michigan LTennessee LFlorida State LMontevallo WXavier WSouthern Illinois LStephen F. Austin LLouisville LCincinnati WNortheast Louisiana WTulane LSouthern Mississippi WArkansas State WMississippi LGeorgia LSouth Carolina ' LVirginia Tech WSouthern Illinois LArkansas State L@Tulsa L@Tennessee Tech L@Western Kentucky W©Mississippi State WAustin Peay W'Southern Mississippi L©Memphis State Invitational'Metro Tournament

15-11, 15-10, 15-915-11, 15-3, 15-124-15, 15-7, 15-13,3-15, 14-1615-11, 13-15,7-1515-13, 16-14,5-15, 15-14-15, 13-15, 11-1511-15, 15-4,9-15, 15-6, 15-1113-15, 15-8, 15-7, 15-126-15,4-15, 2-150-15,5-15,5-159-15,5-15,14-165-15, 13-15, 15-12,2-1515-5,5-15, 15-3, 12-15, 15-1315-11, 11-15, 15-6, 15-135-15,8-15, 2-1512-15, 12-15 12-154-15,15-11, 11-15,2-1515-1,15-10, 16-1415-4, 10-15, 15-8, 15-1115-13, 15-5, 9-15, 17-1511-15, 13-15, 15-5, 15-4, 15-1315-11,7-15,5-15, 15-13, 17-1514-15, 12-15,9-155-15,4-15, 16-1810-15, 13-15,15-8,10-1516-11, 13-15, 15-4, 15-83-15, 7-15, 13-158-15, 15-6, 11-15, 15-12, 9-1515-12,8-15, 14-16,7-1511-15, 15-4, 15-17,2-1515-12, 15-3, 13-1515-915-12, 15-6,8-15,15-1215-11, 15-6, 15-813-15,7-15, 15-8, 10-15

1986Record: 17-17

Head Coach: Diane Hale©Southwest Missouri State L©Georgetown W©Mississippi L#Butler W#Western Kentucky W#Tennessee L#Louisville W#Tennessee LAustin Peay WMississippi State WArkansas-Little Rock WOral Roberts LNortheast Louisiana L

14-16,8-15, 11-1515-13,15-11,11-15, 10-15,15-24-15, 13-15, 8-1515-13, 15-7, 13-15, 13-15, 15-78-15, 15-11, 15-6, 15-916-18,5-15, 14-1615-5, 15-12, 16-146-15,15-13, 15-715-8,15-4,15-914-16,15-9, 15-8, 15-911-15, 15-11, 15-10, 15-1212-15, 13-15 16-14, 14-1611-15,7-15, 11-15

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Arkansas State WSouthern Mississippi WWilliam & Mary WFlorida State L$Florida L$North Carolina State LArkansas State WMississippi WLouisville LCincinnati LLoyola LOral Roberts LSouth Carolina LVirginia Tech L%Texas-EI Paso W%Xavier W%Tulsa WArkansas State WMississippi L"Cincinnati W"South Carolina L@Lady Tiger Classic#Western KentuckyTournament$Florida Tournament%Memphis State Invitational'Metro Championship Tournament

8-15, 13-15, 15-8, 15-6, 15-1015-4, 15-13, 15-910-15,15-11,15-10,16-1410-15, 8-15, 15-13, 15-10, 4-1510-15, 13-15, 8-1515-13, 4-15, 6-15, 7-1515-10, 15-8, 15-015-10, 15-13, 6-15, 19-173-15, 4-15, 15-11, 15-11, 7-155-15, 15-7,4-15, 12-1515-9, 15-13, 15-11, 12-15, 11-1515-11, 9-15, 15-7, 9-15, 10-158-15,5-15,8-1515-17, 15-12, 15-3,7-15, 14-1515-6, 15-10, 15-1111-15, 15-10,8-15, 15-5, 15-1115-1, 15-8, 15-1115-8, 15-2, 9-15, 15-615-12, 15-6,4-15, 11-15, 14-1612-15, 14-16, 15-13, 15-8, 15-1214-16, 4-15, 15-13, 15-11, 12-15

1987Record: 21-16

Head Coach: Jim Callender

Tennessee L'Texas L"Southwest Missouri L"Kansas LOle Miss W#Western Kentucky W#Virginia Commonwealth W#Austin Peay W#Cincinnati WAlabama-Birmingham W$Brigham Young L$Montana L$Utah L$Weber State L$Washington L$Utah State L$Chapman WLouisville WCincinnati LSouthern Mississippi WMississippi State WArkansas State WSouth Carolina WDuke LNorthern Iowa LVirginia Tech W+Alabama-Birmingham W^Houston WFlorida State LArkansas State W"Mississippi State W"Tulsa W=Arkansas State W=Alabama-Birmingham W+0le Miss L&Virginia Tech W&Cincinnati L"Southwest Missouri Invitational#Western Kentucky Coca Cola Classic$BYU Invitational+ University of Houston What A Burger"Memphis State Invitational= 0le Miss Invitational

12-15, 9-15, 15-11, 10-157-15, 11-15,8-155-15, 15-12, 15-13, 14-16, 8-153-15, 7-15, 13-1515-10, 15-5, 15-615-12, 15-2, 15-315-8, 15-6, 15-815-7, 15-8, 15-516-14, 11-15, 16-14, 15-511-15, 10-15, 15-10, 15-84-15, 1-15,2-1513-15, 7-15, 9-156-15, 17-15, 4-15, 15-13, 12-1510-15, 3-15, 5-157-15, 14-16,5-1513-15,4-15, 15-4, 11-1515-11, 10-15, 15-10, 15-916-14, 2-15, 15-11, 15-1014-16, 15-11, 9-15, 10-1516-14, 15-4, 9-15, 15-915-10, 15-4, 15-415-9, 15-5, 11-15, 15-315-6, 15-6, 11-15, 15-1215-12, 8-15, 10-15, 5-159-15,5-15,8-1515-10, 15-7, 15-1315-9, 15-11, 13-15, 15-718-16, 15-11, 8-15, 16-147-15,2-15, 9-1511-15, 15-8, 15-1, 15-915-5, 15-5, 15-915-5, 16-14, 15-315-10, 15-4, 15-616-14, 15-3, 13-15, 13-15, 15-710-15, 13-15, 17-15, 14-1615-8, 15-5, 15-510-15, 13-15, 15-9, 11-15

Classic

&Metro Conference Tournament

1988Record: 24-18

Head Coach: Jim Callender

Southern Illinois"Western Illinois'MissouriWichita State#South Alabama#Clemson#Valparaiso#New Mexico#South AlabamaAustin PeayColorado State+New Mexico+VirginiaTech-t-Colorado+Ole MissSMaryland&Penn State&VillanovaMississippiSouthern MississippiArkansas StateLouisvilleCincinnatiKentuckyFlorida State$Florida$Miami$South FloridaArkansas StateAlcorn StateMississippiVirginia TechGeorgia=Saint Louis=Tulsa=Western Kentucky=Northeast LouisianaWestern IllinoisALouisvilleACincinnati'Missouri Tournament#MSU/Graphic Systems Classic+Colorado Invitational&Penn State Classic$South Florida Tournament=MSU InvitationalAMetro Conference Tournament

L 15-6,7-154-15,12-15W 8-15, 15-13, 15-10, 15-12L 11-15,15-10,10-15,11-15W 14-16,6-15,15-6,16-14,15-9W 17-15,5-15,15-8,13-15,15-11W 13-15,15-11,15-5,15-12W 15-9,15-6,15-9L 7-15,2-15,5-15W 15-11,15-3,15-12W 15-6,15-8,15-1L 6-15,15-17,9-15L 14-16,8-15,11-15W 4-15, 15-4, 15-14, 15-5L 12-15,10-15,2-15W 15-5,15-6,15-8W 15-4,15-11,15-9L 15-17,4-15,5-15W 15-7, 15-8, 15-3W 18-16,15-9,15-13W 15-7, 14-16, 15-0,15-4L 14-16,12-15,15-11,14-16W 15-12,15-4,8-15,15-9L 6-15,7-15,6-15L 3-15,5-15,12-15L 15-13,1-15,15-9,5-15,13-15L 4-15,14-16,5-15L 11-15,9-15,13-15W 15-6, 13-15, 15-13, 15-7L 15-12,13-15,5-15,2-15W 15-2,15-0,15-3W 17-15,15-8,10-15,17-15W 15-5, 15-8, 15-5L 2-15,15-12,8-15,15-10,13-15L 10-15,15-8,10-15,15-2,6-15W 15-3,18-16,15-0W 15-3, 15-12, 15-5W 15-6, 15-12, 15-13W 15-7,15-10,5-15,15-13W 15-11,15-1,15-13L 6-15,3-15,15-9,15-13

1989Record: 26-15

Head Coach: Mike Lingenfelter

#Arkansas State#Southwest Missouri State#Florida#South Alabama"Nebraska-Omaha"PittsburghSaint Louis%Murray State%Alabama-Birmingham%Tennessee Tech%Utah StateMississippi$Colorado$Tennessee$South FloridaAustin Peay

W 17-15,9-15,15-11,15-10L 14-16,16-11,14-16,13-15L 7-15,15-3,4-15,13-15W 15-9,15-3,15-9L 13-15,15-12, 14-16,1 1-5L 13-15,3-15,15-11,6-15L 12-15,3-15,11-15W 15-10,15-5,15-12W 13-15, 15-12, 15-7, 16-14W 15-5,12-15,15-13,15-13W 13-15,15-13,15-9, 12-15,15-12L 15-13,15-11,8-15,8-15,9-15L 9-15,7-15,13-15W 16-14,15-12,15-10W 12-15,15-6,15-6,5-15,15-7W 15-4, 12-15, 15-3, 15-13

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=Hofstra W=Oklahoma L=George Mason WSouthwest Missouri L-(-Virginia Tech W+SouthCarolina WMississippi WIBaylor WIHouston LAlcorn State W-i-Tulane W+Southern Mississippi WNicholls State W+Florida State LKentucky LArkansas State L+Louisville L+Cincinnati WAustin Peay W&Missouri WSSouthern Illinois W&Mississippi W&NorthTexas W?Virginia Tech W?Cincinnati L#Lady Tiger Cup*lllini Classic%MSU-Graphics Systems Classic#Tennessee Exercise Essentials Classic=Southwest Missouri State Classic+Metro Conference MatchIHouston Invitational&Memphis State Invitational?Metro Conference Tournament

15-10, 15-2, 15-116-15, 9-15, 15-13, 15-13, 0-1515-9, 15-11, 15-22-15, 8-15, 15-5,1 1-1510-15, 15-6, 15-8, 15-815-8,4-15, 15-13, 15-915-12, 12-15, 13-15, 15-7, 15-1312-15, 15-6, 15-6, 15-125-15, 11-15, 6-1515-7, 15-6, 15-015-13, 15-10, 15-615-13, 15-8, 15-515-4, 2-15, 15-6, 15-616-14, 15-8, 11-15,9-15, 11-1515-6, 14-16, 5-15, 9-156-15, 15-10, 10-15, 12-155-15,15-17, 15-7,2-153-15, 16-14, 15-12, 15-1315-12,15-5, 15-815-0, 15-3, 15-615-9, 11-15,4-15, 15-10, 15-815-4, 15-7, 13-15, 15-1015-10, 15-4, 16-1415-6, 15-6, 7-15, 15-67-15, 15-13, 16-14,4-15, 9-15

1990Record: 30-9

Head Coach: Mike Lingenfelter

'Oregon State'Oklahoma*Texas ArlingtonFloridaSouth FloridaMississippi State#Middle Tennessee#Western KentuckyAustin Peay+Evansville+Ball State+Morehead StateArkansas StateMissouri=Northern IowaMississippiTulaneSouthern MississippiTennessee StateFlorida StateTennesseeAuburnAlabama-BirminghamAlcorn StateLouisvilleCincinnatiMurray StateSouth CarolinaVirginia TechArkansas StateMississippiSSouthern Mississippi&Cincinnati&Louisville%Loyola-Marymount

L 2-15,8-15,9-15L 7-15,11-15,7-15W 15-3, 16-14, 13-15, 10-15, 15-8L 9-15,15-12,3-15,15-12,10-15W 15-13, 15-4, 15-6L 15-7, 2-15, 13-15, 4-15W 15-3,15-4,16-14W 15-4,15-8,15-12W 15-3, 16-14, 15-7W 15-10,15-4,15-0W 15-12, 15-13, 15-6W 15-11,15-4,15-8W 15-8,6-15,15-9,17-19,15-8W 15-11,15-9,10-15,15-10W 11-15,5-15,16-14,15-5,15-12W 15-6,15-13,15-8W 15-11,8-15,15-12,17-15W 15-10,15-10,12-15,16-14W 15-5,15-6,4-15,15-5W 14-16,11-15,15-8,15-8,15-11W 15-13,15-10,16-14L 15-7, 12-15, 10-15, 15-17W 15-10,15-7,11-15,15-6W 15-0, 15-4, 15-4W 15-13,15-10,15-8W 15-10,15-6,15-8W 15-7,15-4,6-15,15-3W 15-10, 15-13, 15-13W 15-8, 15-7, 15-7W 9-15,7-15,15-3,15-12,16-14L 14-16,15-17,11-15W 15-6, 14-16, 15-7, 15-4W 15-10,15-4,15-5L 15-13,9-15,3-15,7-15L 10-15,2-15,16-18

15-4, 15-1, 11-15, 15-1015-8,3-15, 14-16, 16-14, 15-715-8, 15-10, 15-315-12, 14-16,3-15,4-15

%William & Mary W%Arizona State W%Dayton W%Houston LSMetro Conference Tournament#Memphis State Graphic Systems Classic*ASCIC Tiger Lady Maverick Invitational+Evansville Invitational=at Springfield, Illinois%Women's Invitational Volleyball Championship

1991Record: 20-15

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

#American University#GeorgiaIllinois State%Wisconsin%Rhode Island%Southern CaliforniaSSouthern IllinoisSlliinois-Chicago&Ohio University+Northeast Louisiana+Arkansas StateArkansas Little-Rock=George Washington=Bradley=Wright StateMississippi$Butler$Stephen F. Austin$Southeast Missouri StateLouisvilleCincinnatiLouisiana TechSaint LouisDePaulMarquetteArkansas StateAlabama-BirminghamRiceMississippilArmy(ConnecticutIVirginia CommonwealthASaint Louis"Alabama-BirminghamACincinnati#Georgia Invitational%Volleyball Monthly Invitational&Saluki Invitational+Graphic Systems Classic=Wright State Invitational$SWMS Autumn Classic(Connecticut ChallengeAGreat Midwest Conference Championship Tournament

1992Record: 10-26

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

W 15-7,15-4,15-8L 9-15,11-15,5-15L 15-12,9-15,12-15,10-15L 5-15,3-15,1-15L 12-15,13-15,15-11,8-15L 8-15,9-15,8-15L 5-15,9-15,16-14,2-15W 9-15, 15-7, 12-15,5-15,15-10W 15-3, 15-5, 15-12W 15-5,15-4,8-15,15-7L 9-15,3-15,7-15W 15-2,13-15,15-5,15-8W 15-7,15-6,15-8W 15-12,15-11,15-6L 7-15,9-15,10-15L 11-15,11-15,15-12,1-15W 10-15,15-13,15-8,15-5W 17-16,9-15,15-11,15-8L 4-15,8-15,15-10,9-15L 4-15,10-15,7-15W 15-10,12-15,15-12,15-11W 15-7,15-1,16-14W 15-10, 15-2, 16-14L 8-15,8-15,15-12,12-15W 15-13, 15-4, 15-10L 5-15,10-15,9-15L 12-15,7-15,5-15W 7-15,13-15,15-8,15-11,15-11W 15-8,15-4,11-15,15-8W 14-16,15-3,15-11,15-12W 10-15, 15-7, 15-3, 15-2W 15-2, 15-8, 15-7W 15-4,15-4,15-4L 9-15,13-15,4-15W 15-0, 15-12, 15-7

#Minnesota#Alabama#Central Florida+Southeast Missouri State+Arkansas-Little RockNorth TexasTexas-ArlingtonSouthwestern LouisianaArkansas State%Bowling Green State%Syracuse

L 10-15,13-15,14-16W 14-16,15-11,7-15,15-13,17-15L 14-16,7-15,6-15W 15-13,9-15,15-7,15-2L 7-15,9-15,14-16W 14-16,15-10,16-14,15-13L 15-6,10-15,15-10,8-15,11-15W 16-14,15-6,15-13L 9-15,9-15,3-15L 7-15,10-15,3-15L 15-10,14-16,13-15,11-15

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Year-By-Year Results

Cincinnati WSStephen F. Austin L&Northeast Louisiana WSLouisiana Tech LMarquette WDePaul LCincinnati LSaint Louis LAlabama-Birmingham L=UT-Chattanooga W=Tulane L=Samford W=Sam Houston LSaint Louis LArkansas State LDePaul LMarquette LAlabama-Birmingham L$William & Mary L$Seton Hall LSPittsburgh L$Arkansas State LMississippi State LAMarquette W"Alabama-Birmingham L#Crimson Tide Classic%Syracuse Invitational+Graphic Systems Classic&NLU Classic=Kathy Trosclair Invitational$William & Mary Tournament"Great Midwest Conference Championships

1993Record: 25-11

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

17-15, 16-14, 15-811-15, 6-15, 8-1515-10, 15-12, 15-1310-15,8-15, 10-1515-7, 15-8, 15-912-15, 17-15, 5-15, 11-1515-11, 2-15, 14-16, 15-1712-15, 15-4, 10-15, 11-1518-16,8-15, 13-15, 12-1514-16, 15-1, 15-5, 15-97-15,4-15, 15-11, 13-1515-11, 15-4, 12-15, 15-38-15, 13-15, 13-158-15,14-16,4-155-15,9-15, 8-156-15, 15-3, 8-15, 9-159-15,4-15, 8-157-15,3-15, 10-153-15,7-15,2-1515-10,5-15, 15-12, 11-15, 12-156-15, 4-15, 15-10, 10-1511-15, 2-15,4-1515-4, 15-13,7-15, 13-15, 10-1520-18, 7-15, 15-9, 15-116-15, 12-15, 15-8,6-15

*UT-Chattanooga W"Tennessee-Martin W"Clemson L#South Alabama Wtflllinois-Chicago L#Evansville WOle Miss W$Texas-Pan American W$Stephen F. Austin L$Samford W$New Orleans WTennessee-Martin W%George Washington L%Florida L%South Florida L"Oral Roberts L"Western Kentucky W"Southern University WTroy State WMarquette WDePaul WSaint Louis WCincinati WSouthwestern Louisiana WAlabama-Birmingham WDayton WArkansas State LCincinnati LDayton WDePaul WMarquette WAlabama-Birmingham WOle Miss WArkansas State L&Alabama-Birmingham L'Tiger Invitational#Graphic Systems Classic

15-11, 15-5, 15-1215-7, 15-2, 15-97-15, 15-12,3-15, 10-1515-4, 15-5, 6-15, 15-610-15, 15-12,5-15, 15-8, 12-1510-15, 15-4, 15-8, 15-139-15, 9-15, 15-5, 15-6, 15-515-2, 15-9, 15-59-15, 15-17, 3-1515-12, 15-5, 5-15, 15-1015-11, 12-15, 15-11, 16-1415-4, 15-10, 15-89-15, 14-16, 11-152-15, 0-15, 11-157-15, 6-15, 15-11, 4-157-15, 15-5, 10-15, 15-9, 10-1515-13, 15-8, 10-15, 16-18, 17-1515-11, 10-15, 15-6, 16-1415-10, 15-10, 15-815-13, 12-15, 15-5, 10-15, 15-1215-6, 9-15, 15-12, 9-15, 15-1115-12, 15-7, 15-915-11, 15-6, 16-1415-7, 15-10, 15-515-13, 12-15, 17-15, 15-49-15, 15-7, 15-9, 15-128-15, 11-15, 15-9, 15-11, 10-1515-13, 10-15, 15-12, 9-15, 9-1515-6, 15-13, 11-15, 15-17, 16-1415-5, 15-19, 15-615-11, 15-2, 15-97-15, 15-2, 15-7, 15-415-8, 16-14, 10-15, 15-315-5,7-15,7-15, 13-1512-15, 15-7, 9-15, 3-15

$Stephen F. Austin Tournament%Florida InvitationalANike InvitationalSGreat Midwest Conference Championships

1994Record: 27-8

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

'Southeastern Louisiana W'Arkansas Little-Rock WTulsa W#Ole Miss W#Murray State W#Stephen F. Austin L$Northern Arizona L$CSU Northridge L$Houston LTennessee State WLouisville LMississippi State LSaint Louis WAlabama-Birmingham WDePaul ~~ WTennessee-Martin WDayton WCincinnati WSaint Louis WSlU-Carbondale WAlabama-Birmingham WDayton WCincinnati WDePaul WMarquette WOle Miss W%Eastern Illinois W%Arkansas-Little Rock W%Southeast Missouri State W&Saint Louis WSDePaul W-i-Georgia L+South Florida WASan Diego State L*Lady Tiger Invitational#Graphic Systems Classic$Northern Arizona Tournament%Southeast Missouri State Invitational&Great Midwest Conference Championships+Georgia InvitationalANCAA Tournament, San Deigo, Calif.

15-2, 15-12, 15-210-15, 15-7, 16-14, 15-1215-2, 16-14, 15-810-15, 15-5, 15-7, 15-1015-7,15-5,5-1112-15, 12-15, 8-155-15, 11-15,2-157-15, 7-15, 9-1515-5, 15-2, 15-11

15-3, 15-6, 15-215-8, 15-2, 12-15, 6-15, 10-159-15, 10-15, 15-9, 14-1615-11, 15-13, 17-1515-12, 15-12, 15-109-15, 10-15, 15-4, 15-7, 15-815-8, 15-5, 16-1415-10, 15-11, 7-15, 15-615-6,17-15, 15-613-15, 15-5, 15-9, 10-15, 15-914-16, 15-10, 15-12, 15-913-15, 16-14, 15-8, 15-815-8,15-10, 15-616-18, 15-2, 9-15, 17-15, 15-1115-1, 15-12, 15-815-9, 15-4,16-147-15, 15-6, 12-15, 15-13, 15-1215-6, 16-14, 15-615-9, 15-8, 14-16, 11-15, 15-415-5, 15-6, 15-1115-4, 15-10, 15-1215-11, 15-2,15-74-15, 12-15, 10-1513-15,15-6,17-15, 15-815-7, 6-15,5-15, 9-15

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ALL-TIME LETTER WINNERSB Betsy Bland (1973-76)

Lisa Bray (1991)Cherilyn Bright (1991-94)Holly Buford (1980-83)

C Alisande Cavanagh (1990-91)Teri Clark (1980-83)Linda Conner (1980-81)Debbie Cunningham (1985)

D Clare Dirksen (1986-89)

E Kim Ehrhorn (1984-88)Lisa Eisenrich (1985-86)Cindy Eschbach (1974-77)

F Heather Fletcher (1993-)Allwyn Fitzpatrick (1993-94)Kim Fraser (1980-83)Karen Fussell (1981)

G Cindy Gable (1974-77)AngieGlaub (1983-86)Amy Greer (1990-93)

H Debbi Hammond (1979-80)Becky Harden (1977-80)Celeste Homan (1978-80)Shoni Hodges (1994-)Carol Hooker (1980)Gwen Homer (1989-90)

J Beth Johnson (1980-84)Lori Page Jones (1981-84)

K Rhonda Kottke (1986-90)

L Katherine Lehman (1987-90)Kim Lemon (1988-91)

M Jacqueline Mack (1992-93)Nancy McAlexander (1976-79)Jenny McCoy (1988-89)Katie McFarland (1990)MargiMcNeely (1979-80)Sandy Monce (1977-80)Wynne Moore (1982-83)Shavonda Morgan (1988)ShawnaMullin (1985-86)

N Janice Neyens (1992-)

O SimenOktay (1984)

V

W

Sarah Pearl (1976-79)ChellePenner (1984-88)

Sami Randolph (1990-93)Lisa Rembe (1989-91)Lori Rembe (1989-91)Phyllis Richey (1984-88)Drenda Sue Roberts (1981-84)Sharon Rose (1974-77)Renee Ross (1991-94)Sharon Rose (1974-77)Deidre Powell (1992-)Peggy Rule (1983-86)Jamie Runkle (1991-94)

Katie Sandage (1974-77)Debbie Sanford (1976-79)Mia Stephens (1983-85)Cindy Stoot (1979-82)Monique Swaby (1992-)Lowette Swinton (1977-80)

Sarah Tjelmeland (1987-90)Nikki Taylor (1993-94)Becky Tigert (1994-)

Mary Vercande (1981 -82)

Beth Walthal (1982)Amy Watson (1980-83)Sylvia Watson (1976-79)Barbara Whitaker (1977-80)Laura Wilson (1980-82)Nancy Wolter (1985-88)

Marie Zwolinski (1987-90)

Kathrine Lehman (1987-90)earned All-South Regionalhonors her senior season.

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ALL-TIME HONOREESMETRO CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT

1982Holly Buford1984Drenda Roberts1986Angle Glaub1987Kim Ehrhorn1988Clare Dirksen1990Sarah TjelmelandKatherine Lehman

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE HONOREES1986Peggy Rule1987Clare DirksenNancy Wolter1988Clare DirksenRhonda Kottke1989Clare DirksenRhonda KottkeKatherine Lehman1990Clare DirksenRhonda KottkeKatherine Lehman

METRO COACH OF THE YEAR1987Jim Callender1990Mike Lingenfelter

ALL-SOUTH REGION1990Katherine Lehman (2nd team)

GREAT MIDWEST COACH OF THE YEAR1993Penny Lucas-White1994Penny Lucas-White

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-TOURNAMENT1991AlisandeCavanagh1992Renee Ross

1993Shoni HodgesJamie RunkleNikki Taylor

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT MVP1994Monique Swaby

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-CONFERENCE HONOREES1991Alisande Cavanagh (1 st team)Lori Rembe (2nd team)1992Renee Ross (1 st team)1993Amy Greer (1st team)Monique Swaby (1 st team)Sami Randolph (2nd team)1994Monique Swaby (1 st team)Nikki Taylor (1 st team)

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE MVP1994Monique Swaby

GREAT MIDWEST NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1992Monique Swaby

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM1992Monique Swaby1993Nikki Taylor1994Shoni Hodges

Monique Swaby, the1994 Great Midwest

MVP.63

^CAREER LEADERS

KILLSNAME1 . Peggy Rule2. Katherine Lehman3. Renee Ross4. Amy Greer5. Holly Buford6. Monique Swaby7. Rhonda Kottke8. Sarah Tjelmeland9. Angle Glaub10. Nancy Wolter

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAME1. Peggy Rule2. Amy Greeer3. Angle Glaub4. Renee Ross5. Sarah Tjelmeland6. Katherine Lehman7. Rhonda Kottke8. Holly Buford9. Nancy Wolter10. Monique Swaby

KILL PERCENTAGENAME1 . Holly Buford2. Katherine Lehman3. Monique Swaby4. Mary Vercande5. Peggy Rule6. Rhonda Kottke7. Beth Johnson8. Linda Conner9. Lori Jones

ACESNAME1 . Clare Dirksen2. Lori Jones3. Peggy Rule4. Drenda Roberts5. Laura Wilson6. Holly Buford7. Angle Glaub8. Nikki Taylor9. Mary Vercande

Sami Randolph

KILLS1,3441,2681,2311,1901,1501,1491,1341,1021,0861,009

ATT.3,4703,4473,4473,4022,9862,9642,9152,8942,7092,756

PCT.361.256.249.236.234.231.230.213.211

ACES309240193152143138138125106106

YEAR1983-861987-901991-941990-931980-831992-1986-901987-901983-861985-88

YEAR1983-861990-931983-861991-941987-901987-901986-901980-831985-881992-

YEAR1980-831987-901992-1981-821983-861986-901980-841980-811981-84

YEAR1986-891981-841983-861981-841980-821980-831983-861993-941981-821990-93

DIGSNAME1. Clare Dirksen2. Amy Greer3. Peggy Rule4. Renee Ross5. Angle Glaub6. Rhonda Kottke7. Chelle Penner8. Sami Randolph9. Monique Swaby10. Sarah Tjelmeland

ASSISTS (Records fromNAME1 . Clare Dirksen2. Nikki Taylor3. Mia Stephens4. Alisande Cavanagh5. Drenda Roberts6. Amy Greer7. Peggy Rule

BLOCK ASSISTSNAME1 . Rhonda Kottke2. Katherine Lehman3. Nancy Wolter4. Angie Glaub5. Clare Dirksen6. Monique Swaby7. Drenda Roberts8. Sarah Tjelmeland9. Kim Ehrhorn10. Holly Buford

BLOCK SOLOSNAME1 . Katherine Lehman2. Drenda Roberts3. Holly Buford4. Rhonda Kottke5. Monique Swaby6. Lori Rembe7. Mary Vercande

DIGS1,3651,3281,3231,237979979928876858849

1982)AST5,6532,7771,9511,5111,124869568

BA446356301285269244237206204196

BS151140135129888682

YEAR1986-891990-931983-861991-941983-861986-901984-881990-931992-1987-90

YEAR1986-891993-941983-851990-911981-841990-931983-86

YEAR1986-901987-901985-881983-861986-891992-1981-841987-901984-871980-83

YEAR1987-901981-841980-831986-901992-1989-911981-82

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V

SINGLE SEASON LEADERSKILLSNAME1. Holly Buford2. Katherine Lehman3. Monique Swaby4. Holly Buford5. Peggy Rule6. Lori Jones7. Holly Buford8. Sarah Tjelmeland9. Angle Glaub10. Amy Greer

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAME1. Monique Swaby2. Peggy Rule3. Sarah Tjelmeland4. Amy Greer5. Katherine Lehman6. Angle Glaub7. Holly Buford8. Lori Jones9. Amy Greer10. Holly Buford

ATTACK PERCENTAGENAME1. Holly Buford2. Holly Buford3. Katherine Lehman4. Beth Johnson5. Holly Buford6. Lori Jones

Monique Swaby8. SimenOktay9. Lori Rembe10. Peggy Rule

ASSISTSNAME1. Clare Dirksen2. Clare Dirksen3. Nikki Taylor4. Nikki Taylor5. Clare Dirksen6. Alisande Cavanagh7. Clare Dirksen8. Mia Stephens9. Drenda Roberts10. Mia Stephens

TOTAL537509501484427411410401391386

TOTAL1,1451,1041,1011,0981,0931,0271,0131,007956942

PCT.429.357.313.309.298.274.274.268.263.260

TOTAL1,6781,5691,4261,3511,2091,2451,197790701614

YEAR1981199019941983198619841982199019851993

YEAR1994198719901993199019851983198419901982

YEAR1981198319901981198219841994198419901986

YEAR1989198819931994198719911986198519841983

ACESNAME1. Laura Wilson2. Clare Dirksen3. Clare Dirksen4. Lori Jones5. Alisande Cavanagh

Mary Vercande7. Holly Burford8. Lori Jones9. Peggy Rule10. Clare Dirksen

DIGSNAME1 . Clare Dirksen2. Amy Greer3. Peggy Rule4. Kara Cronin5. Nikki Taylor6. Marie Zwolinski7. Renee Ross8. Shoni Hodges9. Sarah Tjelmeland10. Clare Dirksen

BLOCK SOLOSNAME1. Katherine Lehman2. Holly Buford3. Lori Rembe4. Holly Buford5. Holly Buford6. Lori Rembe

Monique Swaby

BLOCK ASSISTSNAME1 . Rhonda Kottke2. Katherine Lehman3. Angle Glaub4. Rhonda Kottke

Nancy Wolter6. Drenda Roberts7. Rhonda Kottke8. Holly Buford9. Lori Rembe10. Katherine Lehman

TOTAL97948079696967655957

TOTAL420416393391389385382375372370

TOTAL57484744434040

TOTAL160140114113113107101999896

YEAR1981198719891981199019811981198419851986

YEAR1989199319861987199319891992199419901986

YEAR1990198219911983198119891994

YEAR1989199019831990198719831988198319891989

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YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSKILLSTOTAL2,1482,0001,9741,9111,7761,7691,7231,6391,6181,5851,5841,4541,147

ERRORSTOTAL985983980918838816794773740731713648570

YEAR1989199019881993198419941986198119831987199119851982

YEAR1988198719891993199019941986199119851984198319811982

TOTAL ATTEMPTSTOTAL5,7595,2975,2345,1765,0774,8664,8154,5094,2724,2524,0873,6293,588

HITTINGPCT.273.231.224.213.203

YEAR1989199319881990198719941986198419911983198519811982

PERCENTAGEYEAR19811984199019831989

.196

.193

.189

.190

.188

.175

.161

.141

19941986198819911993198519821987

SERVICES ACESTOTAL527319308300298294285265259252248225217165

YEAR19811990198319931986198419871994198819821985199219911989

SERVICES ERRORSTOTAL473462436336326324301297273254244242213146

RECEPTIONTOTAL379381310309301290225225224223

YEAR19901989199319941985198819911992198719861984198319811982

ERRORSYEAR1981198319881984198219891985198719901992

202154145

TOTALTOTAL604570538519414382364.5354.5347235.5294253248241

198619911994

BLOCKSYEAR19861989198419851990198819811987198319921991199419931982

BLOCKING ERRORSTOTAL1361311281281251231091071049591886641

DIGSTOTAL2,4172,3012,2972,1762,1292,1052,0061,8101,7681,7461,6941,633513240

YEAR19891984199319911982198119921994198719901983198719861985

YEAR19931989199019861994199219871983199119841985198819821981

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ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS1978Mississippi University for Women Tournament, 4thMiddle Tennessee State Tri-Meet, 1 stUT-Martin Tournament, 1stHouston Tournament, 5thLady Tiger Invitational, 2ndMemphis State Tri-Meet, 1stLady Volunteer Tournament, 4thUT-Martin Tri Meet, 1 stSoutheast Missouri State Tri-Meet, 1 stTCWSF State Tournament, 3rd

1979Mississippi Invitational, 3rdMississippi University for Women Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Invitational, 2ndFlorida State Invitational, 4thMissouri Invitational, 3rdSouthern Illinois Invitational, 4thTCWSF State Tournament, 1 stAIAW Region II Tournament, 3rd

1980Alabama Invitational, 3rdMetro Conference Tournament, 2ndSouth Carolina Invitational, 3rdFlorida State Invitational, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 2ndSouthern Illinois Invitational, 2ndTCWSF State Tournament, 1stAIAW Region II Tournament, 3rd

1981Kentucky Invitational, 3rdMissouri Invitational, 3rdLady Tiger Invitational, 1stTennessee Invitational, 3rdOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament, 2nd

1982Southern Illinois Invitational, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 1stLouisiana State Classic, 5thLouisville Invitational, 7thOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMorehead State Invitational, 4thMetro Conference Tournament, 4th

1983Cal-State Fullerton Tournament, 4thVirginia Tech Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Tournament, 1stSouthern Mississippi Invitational, 4thTennessee Tournament, 5thOle Miss Tournament, 2ndMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament, 3rd

1984Southwest Missouri State, 3rdMississippi State Tournament, 1 stTexas Tournament, 4thMetro Conference Tournament, 4th

1985

Memphis State Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament, 5th

1986Lady Tiger Classic, 3rdWestern Kentucky Tournament, 2ndFlorida Tournament, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament, 3rd

1987Southwest Missouri State Invitational, 4thWestern Kentucky Coca Cola Classic, 1 stBrigham Young Invitational, 15thHouston Whataburger Classic, 1stMemphis State Invitational, 1stOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament, 3rd

1988Missouri Tournament, 2ndMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 3rdColorado Coors Classic, Tie 3rdPenn State Classic, 3rdSouth Florida Tournament, 3rdMemphis State-Baden Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament, 5th

1989Lady Tiger Cup, 3rdIllini Classic, 4thMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 1 stTennessee-Exercise Essentials Classic, 1stSouthwest Missouri State Classic, 4thHouston Invitational, 2ndMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament, 3rd

1990Asics Tiger-Lady Maverick Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 1stEvansville Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament, 2nd

1991Georgia Lady Bulldog Classic, 3rdVolleyball Monthly Invitational, 4thSaluki Invitational, 2ndGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndWright State Invitational, 2ndSWMS Autumn Classic, 2ndConnecticut Challenge, 1stGreat Midwest Tournament, 3rd

1992Crimson Classic, 3rdSyracuse Invitational, 4thGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndNLU Classic, 3rdKathy Trosclair Invitational, 3rdWilliam & Mary Tournament, 5thGreat Midwest Tournament, 3rd

1993Tiger Invitational, 2ndGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndStephen F. Austin, 2ndFlorida Invitational, 4thNike Invitational, 2ndGreat Midwest Tournament, 3rd

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1994Lady Tiger Invitational, 1stGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndNorthern Arizona Tournament, 4thSoutheast Missouri State Invitational, 1stGreat Midwest Conference Tournament, 1stGeorgia Invitational, 3rdNCAA Tournament, 1st round

ALL-TIME COACHES

YEAR197119721973TOTAL

YEAR1974197519761977TOTAL

YEAR197819791980198119821983198419851986TOTAL

MP455558414133373434378

W263541271515211517212

JANE HOOKER1971-73(53-21)

L59721

PCT.772.667.720.716

JANICE DUNN1974-77(65-57)

L716231157

PCT.650.500.361.676.532

DIANE HALE1978-86

(212-166)

L192017142618161917166

PCT.578.636.707.657.366.454.567.441.500.561

YEAR MP W1987 37 211988 42 24TOTAL 79 45

YEAR MP1989 411990 32TOTAL 73

W263056

YEAR1991199219931994TOTAL

JIM CALLENDER1987-88(45-34)

L PCT16 .56718 .57134 .569

MIKE LINGENFELTER1989-90(56-24)

L PCT15 .6349 .76924 .767

PENNY LUCAS-WHITE1991-94(82-60)

L152611860

PCT.571.277.714.771.585

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHISMore than 80 years ago, The Univer-

sity of Memphis began as a small stateteachers' college. Today, The U of M is amajor center for learning and research.

The University of Memphis' roots dateback to 1912, when radio was young,motion pictures were silent and WilliamHoward Taft was in the White House.Named West Tennessee State NormalSchool, the institution's main purposewas to train and educate secondary-school teachers.

Answering the need for a comprehen-sive school in the Mid-South, WTSNSexpanded its curriculum. In 1941 theschool's name changed to Memphis StateCollege and in 1957, the college re-ceived university status and becameMemphis State University. On July 1,1994, the name was changed to TheUniversity of Memphis. The U of M nowhas more than 20,000 students and aphysical plant comprised of 1,160 acreson seven different sites.

The main campus now lies in the cen-ter of a sprawling metropolis and com-bines the convenience of a large city withthe atmosphere of a residential neigh-borhood. South Campus, which was onceaveteran's hospital, is home to the BillyJ. Murphy Sports Complex and studentfamily housing. Students and faculty Imembers can conduct environmentalresearch at the Edward J. Meeman Bio-logical Field Station, which encompassesmore than 600 acres of forest, wetlandsand fields some 25 miles from the cam-pus. Chucalissa Museum, a recon-structed American Indian village, is alsopart of the University's anthropologicalstudies program and is a popular touristattraction. In 1992, 36,477 guests from49 states and 55 foreign countries visitedChucalissa.

The University is guided by the prin-ciples of academic integrity, sound man-agement and equal opportunity. Withinstruction, service and research as in-terdependent goals, the University com-mits its resources to the social, culturaland economic welfare of the regionthrough partnerships with public and pri-vate organizations. It is fully accreditedby the Southern Association of Colleges

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The University of Memphis has the highest academic entrance requirements of any public four-year institution in the state of Tennessee or the Mid-South.

and Schools.The University of Memphis offers 19

bachelor's degrees with 70 majors; 11master's degrees with 51 majors; fourdoctoral degrees with 18 majors; onespecialist degree and one professionaldegree. The University comprises sixundergraduate colleges, the School ofLaw, the Lowenberg School of Nursing,the school of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology and the GraduateSchool. The undergraduate colleges are:the College of Arts and Sciences, theCollege of Communication and Fine Arts,the Fogelman College of Business andEconomics, the College of Education,the Herff College of Engineering and theUniversity College. In addition, there areseveral special programs: Air Force,Navy and Army ROTC, and Urban Stud-ies.

Reflecting its commitmentto high-qual-ity teaching and national prominence inresearch, The University of Memphishas five Centers of Excellence and 21Chairs of Excellence. The University hasa faculty of nearly 800.

While the University's commitment toeducation remains its primary focus, thecampus also offers a variety of organiza-tions, clubs, honor societies and specialinterest and service groups. There are14 fraternities and 12 sororities on cam-

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pus as well as a number of other clubs.Theatrical and musical productions areperformed on three stages at the Com-munication and Fine Arts Building. TheUniversity of Memphis also has its ownart gallery.

The Elma Roane Field House and theHealth, and Physical Education and Rec-reation Complex house a wide range ofrecreation facilities. Students can alsoparticipate in a variety of intramural sportsthroughout the academic year.

Since early in this century, The Uni-versity of Memphis has provided qualityeducation for students as well as serviceto the community. The University contin-ues to meet the challenges of becominga national leader in scholarship and re-search.

NAME CHANGE

1912 West Tennessee StateNormal School

1925 West Tennessee StateTeachers College

1941 Memphis State College

1957 Memphis State University

1994 The University of Memphis

The University

UNIVERSITY FACTS

President:Dr. V. Lane Rawlins

Founded:1912 as West Tennessee State Normal

School

Campus:1,160 acres at seven sites with more than

100 buildings

Enrollment:20,000+

Accreditation:Southern Association of Colleges and

Schools. All accreditable programs are ac-credited.

Divisions:College of Arts and Sciences, Fogelman

College of Business and Economics, Col-lege of Communication and Fine Arts, Col-lege of Education, Herff College of Engi-neering, Lowenberg School of Nursing, Uni-versity College, Graduate School, Cecil C.Humphreys School of Law, School of Audi-ology and Speech-Language Pathology.

Worth NotingThe University of Memphis has five Cen-

ters of Excellence dedicated to scholarshipand research in education, Egyptian art andarchaeology, psychology, earthquake sci-ence and speech and hearing.

* The University has 21 Chairs of Excel-lence, more than any other single campus inthe state. The Chairs of Excellence are oc-cupied by leading scholars in fields rangingfrom molecular biology and biomedical engi-neering to accountancy, nursing, law and arthistory.

* The University of Memphis awards morethan 100 doctoral degrees a year in 13disciplines. In addition, the University offersmasters degree programs in 50 major areas.

* The University's Ned R. McWherter Li-brary, completed during 1994 at a cost of$26.5 million, is equipped with more than200 computer workstations that link the cam-pus with other universities, research centersand government agencies. The building,which covers 1.5 acres, houses more than800,000 books.

* The University of Memphis School ofAudiology and Speech-Language Pathol-ogy Department is not only one of the nation'sleading institutions of graduate education inthe field, but also plays an important role in

The west mall, adjacent to the University Cen-ter, is a gathering place for The U of M students.

treating speech and language disorders inthe Memphis community.

* An award from the U.S. Department ofEducation to The University of Memphis andSouthern Illinois University led to establish-ment of a joint Center for International Busi-ness Education and Research, one of only18 such centers in the United States.

* Students at The University of Memphiscome from 50 states and more than 75nations.

* Biomedical engineers in the University'sHerff College of Engineering are engaged inresearch that may lead to the discovery ofnew materials that can be used to replacediseased or damaged human blood vessels.

FAMOUS ALUMNAE

Martin S. Belz (B.B.A, 72); President ofBelz Enterprises

Dixie Carter (B.S. '63); DesigningWomen, On Our Own, Filthy Rich, DifferentStrokes, Edge Of Night

Kelly Cash ('87); Miss America, 1987Robert N. Clement (M.B.A. '68); U.S.

CongressmanVeronica Coleman (J.D. 75); U.S.

Attorney, Western Tennessee District

William B. Dunavant Jr. (B.S. '54):Chairman of Dunavant Enterprises

Larry O. Finch (B. Ed. 75); HeadBasketball Coach, The University ofMemphis

Linda Thompson Foster (B.B.A. '72);Miss Tennessee, Hee Haw, Married tocomposer David Foster

Anfernee Hardaway ('93); NBAsOrlando Magic

Dr. W.W. Herenton (M.A. '66); Mayor,City of Memphis

Barbara Walker Hummel (B.S. 48);Miss America, 1947

Michael Jeter (B.F.A. 74); Tony AwardWinner for Grand Hotel, Emmy AwardWinner for Evening Shade, Fisher King

Craig Leake (B.S. '66, M.A. '69);Producer for CBS News

R. Brad Martin (B.A. 76); PresidentRBM Venture Company

Angus McEacheran ('63); Editor andPresident, The Commercial Appeal

Elliot Perry (B.B.A. '91); NBA's PhoenixSuns

Ann L. Pugh (J.D. 75); Judge, ShelbyCounty General Sessions Court

Jim Rout ('64); Mayor of Shelby CountyWilliam Sanderson (B.B. A. '68, J.D.

71); Newhart, Bladerunner, Rocketeer,Coal Miner's Daughter, Raggedy Man, CityHeat

Linda Mead Shea (M.A. '68); MissAmerica, 1960

R. Eugene Smith (M.A. '65); VicePresident, Business & Finance, TheUniversity of Memphis

Stella Stevens ('61); Movie andTelevision actress

Ronald A. Terry (B.S. '52); Chairman ofFirst Tennessee National Cooperation

Charles C. Thompson II (B.S. '64);Producer for CBS News

Fred Thompson (B.S. '64); U.S. Senatorfrom Tennessee

Patt Kerr Tigrett (B.F.A. '63); Interna-tionally known fashion designer

Robert Wang (M.A. 75); President ofWang's International

The new Ned R. McWherter Library houses morethan 800,000 books.

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THE PRESIDENTDr. V. Lane Rawlins is now in his fifth

year as President of The University ofMemphis.

Dr. Rawlins and hissenioradministra-tors have identified nine major areas ofemphasis for the University. They are:

• Innovative undergraduate education• Selective excellence in research and

graduate education• International programs• Cultural arts and humanities• The urban environment• Computing and telecommunications• Health care and preventive health• Economic development• K-12 education in urban America

During the past four years Dr. Rawlinshas involved a large number of busi-ness, community and campus leaders inassisting with plans for the future devel-opment of The University of Memphis.His task forces on diversity, public im-age, planning and budgeting, researchand scholarship, enrollment manage-ment, technology, and undergraduateeducation are providing information thatwill influence those long-range decisions.

A major accomplishment of Dr. Raw-lins' tenure has been the Tennesseelegislature's appropriation of $26 millionfor the construction of the state-of-the-art Ned R. McWherter Library.

Dr. Rawlins' tenure has been markedby involvement in many community ac-tivities. He serves on numerous boardsincluding: Memphis Area Chamber ofCommerce, FreetheChildren, Mid-SouthFair/Libertyland, Leadership Memphis,Memphis Partners, Goals for Memphis,Union Planters National Bank, NationalConference of Christians and Jews,Shelby County Healthcare Corporation,Union Planters Corporation and the Ten-nessee-Memphis Chancellor'sRoundtable. He also maintains a fullcalendar of speaking engagements tolocal civic organizations.

An avid sports fan and regular specta-tor at Memphis Tiger and LAdy tigerintercollegiate competitions, Dr. Rawlinswas instrumental in the formation of thenew Conference USA, the new 12-mem-

Dr. V. Lane Rawlins(Brigham Young, 1963)

ber all-sports conference, and serves aschair of the board of directors. He is alsoon the board of directors of the CollegeFootball Association.

Dr. Rawlins came to the The Univer-sity Memphis after serving as vice chan-cellor of academic affairs for the Univer-sity of Alabama. Prior to that, he spent 17years at Washington State University,beginning as an assistant professor ofeconomics and rising to the position ofvice provost. He was chairman of theDepartment of Economics at Washing-ton State from 1977 to 1982.

A native of Idaho, Dr. Rawlins re-ceived a bachelor of science degree ineconomics from Brigham Young Univer-sity in 1963. He earned a doctorate ineconomics at the University of Californiaat Berkeley in 1969.

Dr. Rawlins has held research ap-pointments with the Brookings Institutionin Washington, D.C., and the WoodrowWilson School of Public and Interna-tional Affairs at Princeton University. Hewas a consultant to the Carnegie Com-mission of Higher Education from 1969to 1972.

His major research projects have fo-cused on employment and job training,public service employment, and eco-nomic education. He was a consultant tothe U.S. Department of Labor in 1974and has co-authored two books dealingwith public service employment.

A well-published writer, Dr. Rawlins71

has contributed major reports and chap-ters for ten books and has written numer-ous published articles for the Journal ofHuman Resources, The Review of Eco-nomics and Statistics and The AmericanEconomic Review.

He is a member of the Alabama Acad-emy of Sciences, American EconomicsAssociation, Blue Key honorary frater-nity, International Relations ResearchAssociation, National Association of StateUniversities and Land Grant Colleges,Omicron Delta Epsilon, Omicron DeltaKappa and Phi Kappa Phi.

Dr. Rawlins and his wife, Mary Jo,have three children and five grandchil-dren.

TENN. BOARD OF REGENTS

The University of Memphis is proud tobe a member institution of the State Uni-versity and Community College System ofTennessee, which is governed by the Ten-nessee Board of Regents, the seventhlargest system of higher education in thenation. The system includes six universi-ties and 14 community colleges and 26area technology centers, was formed bythe General Assembly in 1972.

Members of the state board include:William W. Farris (Memphis), Robert J.Fishman (Morristown), Maxine Smith(Memphis), F. Evans Harvill (Clarksville),Clifford H. Henry (Maryville), Toby Gilley(Murfreesboro), Dr. Sam H. Ingram(Murfreesboro), The Honorable L.H. "Cot-ton" Ivy (Nashville), Thomas H. Jackson(Nashville), Robert Bud Gamble (Chatta-nooga), Jane G. Kisber (Jackson), KeithMcCord (Knoxville), Hubert L. McCullough(Murfreesboro), The Honorable Ned RayMcWherter (Nashville), Carl R. Moore(Nashville), Dr. Arlies L. Roaden (Nash-ville), Wayne Quails (Nashville) and J.Howard Warf (Hohenwald).

ATHLETIC ACADEMICSGOALS OF THE

UNIVERSITY

The primary purpose of The Univer-sity of Memphis is to advance learning.The University of Memphis is dedicatedfirst to the traditional ideals of learning byfocusing its attention and efforts uponthe creation, transmission and applica-tion of knowledge. Secondly, it is com-mitted to goals that are utilitarian in (1)preparing students to serve in a varietyof professions and occupations, and in(2) providing services to society for im-proving the quality of life and environ-ment. Through instruction, research andpublic service, the University offers adiversity of learning opportunities for thepursuit of knowledge and truth in anatmosphere of free inquiry and opendiscussion. A community of learning, theUniversity exists to nurture students inachieving intellectual competence, ma-turity and self development.

The University of Memphis is com-prised of six undergraduate colleges,The Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law,The Lowenberg School of Nursing andThe Graduate School. The undergradu-ate colleges are the College of Arts andSciences, The Fogelman College of Busi-ness and Economics, The College ofCommunication and Fine Arts, The Col-lege of Education, The Herff College ofEngineering, and The University Col-lege. There are also several special pro-grams: Air Force, Army and Navy ROTC;Audiology and Speech Pathology; Cityand Regional Planning; InternationalStudies and Urban Studies. The Office ofContinuing Education coordinates CEU(Continuing Education Unit) creditthrough conferences, institutes, shortcourses, etc.; and non-credit coursesdesigned to provide increased opportu-nities for the people of this area to availthemselves of University facilities andservices. Reflecting its commitment tohigh-quality teaching and national promi-nence in research, The University of

Memphis has five Centers of Excellenceand 18 Chairs of Excellence.

CENTER FOR ATHLETIC

The Center for Athletic AcademicServices, which has been nationally rec-ognized for its efforts by USAToday, TheCollege Football Association, Sports Il-lustrated, ABC World News Tonight andThe Chronicle of Higher Education, iscommitted to assisting student athletesin earning a college degree. The Centerprovides an atmosphere of personal at-tention and encouragement as well astutorial assistance and academic sup-

The Center for AthleticAcademic Services has beennationally recognized for itsefforts by USA Today, TheCollege Football Association,Sports Illustrated, ABC WorldNews Tonight and The Chronicleof Higher Education.

port. The Center's services include ad-vice in all aspects of the student athlete'sacademic life-registration, study skills,degree planning; information regardingUniversity programs, and policies andprocedures. The Center also sponsorsprograms and workshops to enhancethe personal development of the stu-dent-athlete. Information regardingNCAA rules and regulations are madeavailable to the student-athlete by theCenter. Additionally, the Center moni-tors the student-athlete's progress to-ward his/her degree objective. The fa-cility contains three tutor rooms with aneight-person capacity; two computerlabs, outfitted with eight Zenith PCsand seven Maclntoshs; three types ofstudy area seating; 16 individually-lighted study carrels; three counseloroffices; check-in area; kitchen area forstaff and evening workers; director'ssuite with conference area, reception/secretary area and assistants' offices.

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The director of the center is Dr. TimSumner. The academic counselors areDot Hale, who counsels all Lady Tigersports; Richard Jones, responsible forthe soccer, men's track, rifle and tennisteams, and he is responsible for the"Tiger Key Program" of social, per-sonal and professional training of allstudent-athletes; Gina Pickens, respon-sible for the football and men's basket-ball student-athletes; and Becky Baker,who will handle walk-on football, base-ball, men's golf, managers and train-ers, and will assist with scholarshipfootball.

THE STAFF

Tim SumnerDirector

Richard JonesAcademic Counselor

Gina PickensAcademic Counselor

Dot HaleAcademic Counselor

Becky BakerAcademic Counselor

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

The 62,380-seat Liberty Bowl serves as the home of Tiger football.

The University of Mem-phis Tiger athletic family hasmany places to call home forintercollegiate athletics.

In 1970, The University ofMemphis Athletic Departmentofficially opened the KennedySportsplex, a 140-acre com-plex located just south of themain campus. The complexserves as the home of the Ti-ger football, baseball, soccerand track teams, and offersworkout facilities for all The Uof M sports.

Since that time, however,the facility has taken on a newname and is now called theBilly J. Murphy Complex. Thecomplex was renamed inhonor of former Memphishead football coach and ath-letic director Billy J. Murphy.

The main building atMurphy Complex features a50-yard indoor practice field

with an artificial surface. Thisfield is used for workouts whenthe weather prohibits outdoorpractices and is also used bythe baseball team for winterworkouts. Also housed in themain building is a modern,well-equipped training room,the football equipment room,the football locker room, saunaand steam rooms, and filmand meeting rooms, as well aslocker rooms for the baseballand track teams. Located be-hind the main building are fouroutdoor football fields used forfall and spring practices.

The new Billy J. MurphyWeight Training facility opened

| in January of 1993 and is nowin use by all The University ofMemphis student-athletes.The 10,500 square-foot facil-ity is one of the largest of itskind in the country and fea-tures the latest in strength

training equipment. Theweight room is equipped with26 Nautilus stationary ma-chines and 18 Nautilus lever-age machines. There are also13 hammer machines, Bearequipment and 18 KellyWeight machines. In the freeweight category, the new fa-cility has 58 stations, includ-ing 12 bench stations, six in-cline stations, four curl stationsand four BNP (behind neckpulls) stations. There are threefull sets of dumbbells rangingfrom 15 to 120 pounds.

All of The University ofMemphis' home baseball

During the summer of 1992,The U of M served as host ofthe Tennessee Sports Festivalwhich featured athletes fromaround the state. MurphyTrack was also the host site ofthe 1992 and 1993 Great Mid-west Conference Track andField Championships.

Other features of MurphyComplex include an Olympicindoor pool and golf drivingrange used by the Tiger golfteams. A 5,000 square-footNovagrass artificial green wasinstalled adjacent to the driv-ing range in August of 1992.The green, which features four

The Pyramid rates as one of the finest basketball facilities in the country.

The Murphy Athletic Complex on The U of M South Campus.

games are played at NatBuring Stadium, a 1,200-seatfacility adjacent to Murphy'smain building. Recently, lightsand a new enclosed press boxwere added as well as newblue chair back seats. NatBuring was the site of the 1993Great Midwest Conferencebaseball tournament.

Located next to the base-ball stadium is Murphy Track,and eight-lane, polyurethanetartan surface track used byThe University of Memphistrack teams for home meets.During the summer of 1991,The University of Memphishosted the World Police andFire Games. The track meetfeatured more than 700 ath-letes from around the world. |

sand bunkers and a self-con-tained irrigation system, al-lows both men's and women'sgolf teams to practice theirshort games.

Plans are in the initialstages for further renovation ofthe golf practice facilities atMurphy Athletic Complex. Fu-ture projects include an el-evated teeing area on thesouth end of the driving rangeto match the current tee boxlocated on the north end of thefacility. Additionally, targetgreens for chipping and put-ting and a new irrigation sys-tem are also included.

The 62,380-seat LibertyBowl Memorial Stadium is thesite of all The University of

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Athletic Facilities

The Elma Roane Field House is the home for Lady Tiger basketball andvolleyball.

Memphis home footballgames as well as the LibertyBowl post-season game. Thestadium has also hosted nu-merous concerts. The LibertyBowl, which was built at a costof $3.7 million by the city, wasinaugurated in 1965. The sta-dium was renovated in 1987at a cost of $19.5 million whichincluded sky-suites, approxi-mately 12,000 new seats, anew stadium club, new light-ing system, new playing sur-face, new handicap seatingarea and numerous conces-sion stands and restroom fa-cilities for the new sections.Just last season, the LibertyBowl received a new artificialsurface for the sidelines and afresh coat of paint for the in-ner walls.

The University of Mem-phis Tiger basketball team hasplayed for the past three sea-son in The Pyramid, whichseats 20,142. Highlighting itscontents is one of the finestlocker room facilities in all of

basketball, including the NBA.This 2,200 square foot roomis equipped with a lounge andteam meeting area, dressingroom, training room and stor-age area. In the dressing roomeach player has his own per-sonal vanity and locker, whilethe lounge area is furnishedwith couches, a 35-inch colortelevision, a stereo sound sys-tem and a color pull-down pro-jection screen. It also has anentrance way that includes astainless steel door and alighted U of M logo that hangson a marble wall.

The Tigers made gooduse of their new home in theirfirst season as they went onto have the nation's largest at-tendance increase (5,207)and were ranked eighth over-all in per game attendance(16,142). The Tigers ranked12th in the nation in atten-dance in 1992-93. The Tigers'three-year record at The Pyra-mid is 36-13 (.735).

The Pyramid sits on the

bank of the Mississippi Riverand is visible to motorists asthey cross the Tennessee-Ar-kansas bridge into Memphis.It was also the site of the 1993Great Midwest ConferenceMen's and Women's basket-ball tournaments. The Pyramidis scheduled to play host to thefirst and second round of theNCAA Tournament in 1995and 1997.

Echles Field is the homeof the University of Memphissoccer team. The 900-seat fa-cility is located adjacent to theHealth Physical Education andRecreation Building and re-ceived a $20,000 facelift in thesummer of 1992. The renova-tions include a new electronic

10 laykold tennis courts.However, the men's and

women's tennis teams hosttheir opponents on the HPERcourts. There are 21 laykold-surfaced courts which allowthe Tiger tennis teams to hostmulit-team tournaments. Thecourts were resurfaced in1991.

Also available at theHPER Building are two fullgymnasiums which are usedby women's basketball duringthe off-season and thewomen's volleyball team.Also available for thewomen's athletic teams area 16-machine Nautilusweight room with numerousLifecycles and stationary

Nat Buring Baseball Stadium is home to the nationally-ranked Tiger base-ball team.

The Billy J. Murphy track hosts numerous meets throughout the year.

Scoreboard, concrete slabs forbleachers, and the purchaseof additional seats.

The University of Mem-phis women's basketball andvolleyball teams play all homeevents at the 3,000-seat ElmaRoane Field House. Situatedin the heart of The U of M'scampus, the Field House isequipped with locker room andtraining facilities for the fiveLady Tiger athletic teams. TheField House received an$80,000 renovation in Augustof 1993. The gym itself wascompletely painted and entryways were improved with light-ing and a totally different de-sign. Behind the Elma RoaneField House is a track and ad-jacent to the Field House are

bikes, as well as aStepmaster, and a freeweight room with a Universalweight station.

The men's and women'sgolf teams practice at numer-ous courses around Mem-phis. The Lady Tigers prac-tice regularly at ColonialCountry Club, FarmingtonCountry Club, Bevico Coun-try Club, Stonebridge GolfClub, Plantation Golf Club,Big Creek Golf Club, OliveBranch Country Club,Windyke Country Club,Houston Levee Golf Club,Cordova Club andWedgewood Golf Club.

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THE CITY OF MEMPHISMemphis on the Mississippi is named

forthe Egyptian city of the same name onthe Nile. The name means "Place ofgood abode."

Andrew "Old Hickory" Jackson, one ofthe founders and later the seventh presi-dent of the United States, is generallycredited with naming Memphis when itwas established in 1819.

Memphis is known as the "Nation'sDistribution Center," "The Cotton Capitalof the World" and "The Hardwood Capi-tal of the Nation". Now the 18th largestcity in the United States, Memphis has arich heritage having lived under five flags:Spain, 1541; France, 1682; Great Brit-ain, 1763; United States, 1784; and theConfederacy, 1861-62. The city is ide-ally located in the Central Time Zonenear the center of the U.S. population fordistribution, manufacturing and head-quarters operations.

Today's Memphis presents afull spec-trum of sports, visual and performingarts, and special events for its 1,020,279citizens. Shelby County, where Mem-phis is located, is the 43rd largest countyin the United States. The city has anaverage temperature of 62 degrees andcovers 295.5 square miles.

Located in the heart of Mid-America,Memphis is accessible from all parts ofthe country. Memphis International Air-port is served by 11 major air carriersand is a hub for Northwest Airlines. MIAoffers more than 500 flights daily and isthe home of FedEx, the nation's largestpackage carrier. In addition, 12 excellentU.S. Highways and Amtrak also servethe city. Memphis also has one local busline and four intercity bus lines. Thenewly constructed Main Street Trolley isanother means of travel. The trolley sys-tem, which opened in April of 1993, cur-rently has six cars which run a 2.5 mileroute north and south from Auction StreettoCalhoun, linking The Pyramid and theNational Civil Rights Museum.

An all-new sports complex at the Mid-South Fairgrounds includes the home ofthe University of Memphis' football team,the 62,380-seat Liberty Bowl MemorialStadium, which also serves as the site ofone of the top postseason football clas-

The Mississippi River serves as a land mark for downtown Memphis.

sics in America, the Liberty Bowl. Thecomplex is also the site of the $4.7 millionMid-South Coliseum, an 11,200-seatarena which served as the home of theTigers' nationally known basketball teamfor 27 years. The Tigers recently movedto The Pyramid, which is located on theeast bank of the Mississippi River indowntown Memphis. Tim McCarverBaseball Stadium is the home of theMemphis Chicks, a AA affiliate of theKansas City Royals.

Memphis has become a nationalmecca for golfers, with 10 public and 15private courses throughout the city. Theannual FedEx St. Jude Memphis Classicis held here in July bringing the top PGAprofessionals to Memphis. There arealso 230 parks (totaling 13,291 acres),17 public swimming pools, 26 commu-nity centers, 14 country clubs and 106hotels and motels (totaling 14,113rooms).

Memphis, where W.C. Handy gavebirth to the Blues, is also the home of thelate Elvis Presley and the MemphisSound. The recording industry in this cityhas won acclaim from top-selling singersthroughout the country.

Memphis also has a daily newspapercirculation of 220,900 and a Sunday cir-culation of 287,600. There are 14 AMand 15 FM radio stations along with six

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television stations.For additional entertainment during

the summer, Memphis has two profes-sional football teams. The Memphis Pha-raohs, play in the Arena Football Leaguewhile the Mad Dogs are an expansionteam of the Canadian Football League.

KEY MEMPHIS FACTS

Northwest Airlines has a multidirec-tional hub in Memphis. Air service is avail-able to 68 cities with over 200 flights from 5major airlines and 4 commuter airlines.

Advanced telecommunications servedby fiber optics from all major long distancecarriers, with digitals switching and ISDN ca-pabilities.

Over 13,200 new jobs created from 60new companies in 1992.

Over $500 million in new constructionfrom medical industry that contributes $4.5billion/year to economy.

Recent new industrial relocations in-volve over 2,000,000 square feet and 900employees and such companies as CanonComputers, Reebok, Asics Tiger, NissinFoods and Citadel Motivation.

Memphis has 23 hospitals with 7,889licensed beds and 24 fulltime clinics.

TIGER TRADITIONSWHY TIGERS?

When The University of Memphisfirst fielded a football team in the fall of1912, no one had selected a nicknamefor the squad.

Early references to the football teamtabbed them only as the Blue and GrayWarriors of West Tennessee NormalSchool.

After the final game of the 1914 sea-son, there was a student parade. Dur-ing this event, several Normal studentsshouted, "We fight like Tigers." The nick-name was born.

More and more the nickname "Ti-gers" was used, particularly in campuspublications. But it did not catch on withthe newspapers downtown. They contin-ued to use "Normals" or the "Blue andGray" when referring to the University.

Under coach Lester Barnard in1922, Normal's football team gave a ringof truth to that old student yell about Ti-gers. The team adopted a motto - "Ev-ery Man A Tiger" and went on to score174 points while allowing their opponentsjust 29 points.

In the late 1920s, student publica-tions and downtown newspapers beganreferring to the football team as the"Teachers" or "Tutors." The Tiger nick-name would return. But not until 1939was it finally adopted as the official nick-name for The University of Memphis.

A BENGAL FOR A MASCOTFor approximately 22 years, the

sideline mascot for The University ofMemphis athletics has been the BengalTiger. TOM II, the name of the currentmascot, puts in personal appearancesat all Tiger football games as well as nu-merous basketball games. TOM II hasalso been seen at Tiger baseball, soc-cer and women's basketball games.

The first tiger, purchased by theHighland Hundred football booster groupin 1972, lived for 20 years and washoused at the Memphis Zoo. TOM diedin February of 1992.

The story of how the first Tiger cubarrived in Memphis is quite interesting.On November 9, 1972, the baby tigerwas placed in a dog kennel in Michigan

THE U of M ALMA MATER

Stand Firm, O Alma MaterThrough All The Years To Come;

In Days Of Youth And BeautyThy Halls Have Been Our Home.

In Time Of PreparationGreat Lessons Didst Thou Teach

Till Now O Alma Mater,The Stars We'll Strive To Reach.

Lead On, O Alma MaterThey Sons To Highways,

Give Light And Truth Unto ThemFor All Their Coming Days.

To Thee We'll Give All Honor,Our Hopes Abide In Thee,For Thou, O Alma Mater,Hast Made Us Ever Free.

City, Ind., and flown to Chicago's O'HareInternational Airport. There it was placedaboard a Delta flight and arrived in Mem-phis at 3:00 a.m. C. Cleveland Drennon,an attorney and president of the High-land Hundred, approved a check for$1,500 to buy the animal, and TOM wastaken to athletic director Billy Murphy'soffice for a press conference.

In ceremonies at Liberty Bowl Me-morial Stadium, the Highland Hundredofficially presented TOM to the Univer-sity on November 11,1972.

The zookeeper, at the suggestion ofhis daughter, called the little tiger Shane.Once in Memphis, however, a contestwas held to name the mascot. More than2,500 entries came in to a committeechaired by Judge Harry Pierotti. The listran from Spook, Sampson, Goliath,Bengo, Sultan, Sahib, Big Cat, Ptah,Touchdown, Sonny, and Shiloh to BengieWougie Bengal Boy from Tennessee.

Finally, the judges reduced the listto two: Shane and TOM, for Tigers ofMemphis. TOM won.

During his first few months in Mem-phis, Bill Proctor housed the tiger in hisgarage, which was redecorated by theHighland Hundred. TOM was guarded byProctor's hound dog.

TOM II came to The University ofMemphis in the fall of 1992 and is housedat his new home at Nixon Farms in

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THE U Of M FIGHT SONG

Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory,Be A Winner Thru And Thru;

Fight Tigers, Fight Cause We'reGoing All The Way -

Fight, FightFor The Blue And Gray And Say -

Let's Go Tigers Go,Go On To Victory.

See Our Colors Bright And True;It's Fight Now Without A Fear,

Fight Now Let's Shout A Cheer,Shout For Dear Memphis U.

(Yell)Go Tigers GoGo Tigers Go

Yea-Tiger Go!

Collierville, Tenn. His new home is 3,500square feet and includes two pools, a wa-terfall, heated and air conditioned denbox and a separate, complete medicalfacility for his care and upkeep. Theyoung tiger is nearly 500 pounds and isexpected to be as large or larger thanhis predecessor, TOM, who was once thelargest Bengal Tiger in captivity at 550pounds.

SCHOOL COLORSThe University of Memphis' official

school colors of Royal Blue and Graywere selected in the early 1900s.

The colors were chosen in an effortto show unity in a nation that was stillrecovering from the effects of the CivilWar. The student body thought that bypicking the colors of the North and theSouth, the school would show a togeth-erness among all students.

THE LOGOThe University of Memphis' official

logo has been redesigned by Craig Th-ompson, of Disciple Design in Memphis,Tenn.

The original logo was an MSU witha leaping tiger coming out from behindthe letters. The new logo is an "M" with aleaping tiger coming up over the centerof the "M".

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OPPONENT/TOURNAMENT

South Florida Invitational

South Florida

Florida StateTennessee Tech

Central Florida

GRAPHIC SYSTEMS CLASSICILLINOIS-CHICAGO

MURRAY STATE

OLE MISS

Clemson

Auburn

UNC Charlotte*

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LOUISVILLE*

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Houston

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George Mason

Marquette*

DePaul*

Ole Miss

Cincinnati*

Wright State

Saint Louis*

ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM*

SOUTH FLORIDA*

HOUSTON

UNC CHARLOTTE*

Conference USA Championship Tournament

Arkansas State

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Clemson, S.C.

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Charlotte, N.C.

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Jonesboro, Ark.

All times central

Home matches in all CAPS/BOLDConference USA match

Home matches played at the Elma Roane Field House