2013-14 Ohio Dominican Women's Basketball Information Guide

2013-14 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

23 Christina Pentaudi

44 Katelyn Stuckey

15 Mykeila Mast

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Quick Facts & Schedule 2

Sports Information 3

2013 Season Preview 4-5

2013 Schedule 6

2013 Roster 6

Head Coach 7

Assistant Coaches 7

2013 Player Profiles 8-12

2013 Opponents 13

All-Time Roster 15

Yearly Results 17

Annual Leaders 18-21

Honor Roll 22

Year-by-Year Records 23

Record Book 24-27

University Information 28

City of Columbus 29

University President - Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D. 30

University Directions 31

Athletic Facilities 32

Athletic Leadership 33

The GLIAC 34

Athletic Trainers 35

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location .............................................. Columbus, OhioFounded ................................................................ 1911Enrollment............................................................ 3,100President .......................................... Dr. Peter CimbolicUniversity Website ................. www.ohiodominican.eduNickname ........................................................ PanthersColors ........................................ Black, Gold and WhiteAffiliation...........................................................NCAA IIConference ....................................................... (GLIAC)AthleticsAthletic Website .......www.ohiodominicanpanthers.comAthletic Phone ...................................... (614) 251-4537Athletic Director .............................................. Jeff BlairAssistant Athletic Director (SWA) ............Sandy RowleyDirector of Compliance ...............................Cindy HahnSports InformationSID .............................................................. Scott MilesOffice.................................................... (614) 251-4577Cell ...................................................... (216) 310-2472Fax ....................................................... (614) 252-2556E-mail [email protected] SID...............................................Ryan BeigleGraduate Assistant ................................... Sarah TwiggsOnline Audio/Video ......www.pressboxproductions.comPlay-by-Play Announcer ................................ Todd BellFacilityArena...........................................................Alumni HallCapacity ............................................................... 3,000Built ...................................................................... 1989HistoryFirst Year of Basketball .....................................1975-76All-Time Record ...............................................473-544Conference Record ..........................................178-217NAIA All-Americans .................................................... 4NAIA All-District Selections ........................................ 8All-Conference Selections GOAC, MOC, AMC, AII, GLIAC ................................. 69Conference Tournament Championships ..................... 3Last Conference Tournament Championships ......2008-09NAIA National Tournament Appearances ..................... 6Last NAIA National Tournament Appearances ........2008-09Team Information2012-13 Record .....................................................7-15Home .......................................................................5-8Away ........................................................................6-7GLIAC ............ (Home/Road) 7-15, 6th-South (3-8/4-6)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................6/0Starters Returning/Lost ............................................5/0

quick facts

Game Environment Statement

The NCAA, GLIAC, its member institu-

tions and our student-athletes support

good sportsmanship.

We see our athletic venues as

extensions of the classroom

environment where, among other

lessons, we teach and learn about the

importance of dignity and

respect for others.

Your presence at this competition is

valued by the student-athletes, coaches

and administration. It is important that

all participants, including spectators and

officials, have a great experience while

attending our athletic events.

Our student-athletes ask for

enthusiastic support for your respective

team. Cheering and encouraging good

performance and effort are what they

expect to see.

Therefore, we ask that you refrain from

using derogatory or abusive language

actions or gestures toward student-ath-

letes, coaches, officials and fans as you

cheer on your team. Failure to behave

in a respectful manner may result in

removal from the event.

With your help, we can make this an

event everyone can enjoy.

Thank you.

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SCOTT MIlES SpORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Scott Miles is entering his fourth year as the sports information director at Ohio Dominican University.

Miles, a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), oversees the media relations and publicity of the Ohio Dominican athletic depart-ment. He helped develop and launch www.ohiodominicanpanthers.com in December, 2010 and also started and co-hosted the weekly “Panther Spotlight” coaches shows. Miles is also a member of the CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-American Commit-tee.

Miles graduated from nearby Capital University in December, 2008, with a degree in English-Professional Writing and worked as a student assistant in the sports infor-mation office, running the department on an interim basis in the summer of 2008.

The Solon, Ohio native interned with the Ohio High School Athletic Association from 2008-09 and spent a year as the athletic media relations intern with the University of Toledo, serving as the primary media contact for seven varsity teams while assisting with coverage of the football, men’s and women’s basketball, soccer and baseball teams.

Outside of his work in sports information, Miles spent two summers as an intern with the Lake County Captains, a minor league affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, and called baseball games for the Delaware Cows of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League. He also announced football, volleyball, basketball and baseball games for Capital and was the sports editor of the campus newspaper.

RYAN BEIGlE ASSISTANT SpORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Ryan Beigle enters his eighth season as the head men’s and women’s tennis coach and assistant sports information director at Ohio Dominican University. In his seven seasons at the helm, Beigle has guided the women’s program to an 86-65 overall record and a 70-74 mark on the men’s side.

In their third season as an NCAA Division II institution, Beigle led the women to a 7-7 mark in the GLIAC, guiding the Panthers to their second consecutive appearance in the GLIAC Tournament.

Beigle guided the women to back-to-back NAIA National Tournament appearances in 2008 and 2009, winning the AMC titles in those years. During his tenure, he has coached two NAIA All-Americans, the GLIAC Freshman of the Year, the Wilson/ITA Region III Senior Athlete of the Year, as well as earned two AMC Coach of the Year awards and the 2009 Wilson/ITA Region III Coach of the Year.

On the men’s side, Beigle guided the men to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2013 after a strong GLIAC Tournament run. The men finished 13-10 overall and 7-4 in conference play, advancing to the semifinals of tournament play in just their second year of postseason eligibility.

Beigle led the men’s team to their first AMC Tournament title and the program’s first NAIA National Tournament appearance in 2009. In their second season at the NCAA Division II level, Beigle guided the Black and Gold to their first GLIAC Tournament as the #5 seed. He has help produce two NAIA All-Americans, the GLIAC Freshman of the Year, the ITA Midwest Region Rookie of the Year, as well as earned the AMC Coach of the Year award in 2009.

Prior to joining the Panthers staff, Beigle spent the 2005-06 seasons as the head women’s tennis coach at his alma mater. During his two seasons at Bethel, he led the Pilots to a 30-17 overall record and was named the 2006 NCCAA Coach of the Year, while leading the team to a NCCAA National Title.

A 2002 graduate of Bethel College, Beigle received his degree in Education. As a member of the Pilots men’s tennis from 1996 to 2000, Beigle helped lead the Pilots to back-to-back NCCAA National Championships his final two seasons.

Along with his various coaching duties, Beigle also plays an integral role in the athletic department assisting in the sports information office.

Beigle and his wife Marji reside in Blacklick.

SARAh TwIGGS, SpORTS INFORMATION GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Sarah Twiggs is entering her second year in the Ohio Dominican Sports Information Department as the Graduate Assistant.

Twiggs graduated from Mount Union College in August of 2009 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management and a Business minor. As an undergrad, Twiggs interned with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the spring and summer of 2009, and also interned with the Visalia Rawhide, class A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, AAA affiliate of the Colorado Rockies.

Enrolled in the ODU graduate program, Twiggs is currently working towards a Master of Business Administration.

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With nine returning letterwinners, including six who started 15 or more games, Ohio Dominican’s women’s basketball team has plenty of experience and confidence entering the 2013-14 season, which tips off at 7 p.m. Saturday at Cedarville.

The Panthers finished with wins in six of their final seven games last season and brought in a talented group of freshmen and transfers that head coach Lynsey Warren said helped push the returners to new heights this offseason.

“We’re in a different position right now than we were at this point last year because we have more numbers and depth right now,” said Warren, who is in her second season guiding the Panthers. “We have a great skill set amongst our play-ers in that we have size and speed. It’s really a well-rounded team.”

Despite the lack of seniors on last year’s roster, and dealing with a bevy of injuries that left the team suiting up just six healthy players for some games, ODU finished with an 11-15 record and won seven conference games, both program highs for a team that was in just its third season competing at the Division II level.

“We have a team full of competitors and fighters and they progressed throughout the season,” Warren said. “The experience that they gained last season has made them a confident group. They know what they are capable of doing and I think that confidence will carry over to this season. They have a great mental understanding of what to do and what is expected of them.”

SENIORSThe Panthers have three seniors, each of whom have been in the program for all four seasons.

Forward Katelyn Stuckey (Millersburg, Ohio) averaged 10.9 points and 5.3 rebounds per game last season and enters this season having made 47 career starts and playing in 72 games.

“Katelyn is the most fundamentally sound player we have,” Warren said. “Good things usually happen when she’s on the court and she is also the most consistent player for us on a daily basis.”

Joining Stuckey in the senior class are guards Mykeila Mast (Millersburg, Ohio) and Christina Pentaudi (Dayton, Ohio), each of whom has battled injuries in the past but are active and valuable contributors to the squad.

“Mykeila has been really involved and active. She is a great on-ball defender and can attack the basket,” Warren said. “Christina always gives it her all and does a little bit of every-thing. She can also really shoot the basketball.”

Also in the program for her senior year is guard Chelsea Hawkins (Bucyrus, Ohio), a transfer from Bellarmine.

“I’m excited to have Chelsea join our team for the experience she has and the enthusiasm she brings,” Warren said.

JUNIORSHeadlining the junior class is Kacee Hockenberry (Haviland, Ohio), who picked up all-conference honors last season and was a Preseason First Team All-GLIAC selection this year.

Hockenberry averaged 14.7 points and 4.1 rebounds per game last year as a guard, leading the team in scoring and minutes played (36.8 per game) as well.

“Kacee brings a lot of speed to the court and she has the freedom to attack in transition in the full court,” Warren said. “She needs to produce like the all-GLIAC player she is every day for us. She’s extremely capable on both ends of the floor to do so.”

Micaela Liddane (Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.) returns as well after making 19 starts for ODU last season, averaging 4.3 points per game and dishing out a team-high 61 assists.

“Micaela might be our most improved player from last season,” Warren said. “She can really be a difference maker for us in her ability to create and now score, particularly in transition. She’s also a great defender who really annoys ball handlers.”

Also back in the junior class for ODU is Holly Brunswick (Fort Recovery, Ohio), who has been limited by injuries but productive in her time on the court, knocking down five triples in limited playing time last year.

“Holly brings a lot of confidence and perspective to our team,” Warren said. “She is a player whom her teammates look to and respect for everything she’s overcome.”

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SOphOMORESAlso picking up preseason all-conference accolades is forward Melissa Scherpenberg (Cincinnati, Ohio), who averaged 9.1 points and 10.2 rebounds per game in her first season with the Panthers.

“Melissa has proven she can produce and be effective,” War-ren said. “She can rebound the basketball, has great energy and is just a fighter and competitors. She’s the type of player every team needs.”

Alex Hallenbeck (St. Johns, Mich.) made great strides dur-ing her freshman campaign, making 15 starts and averaging 4.7 points and 4.8 rebounds per game.

“The key with Alex is she needs to play under control,” War-ren said. “She’s strong, she can run, and she can rebound. If she remains calm with the basketball, we will really see her growth continue.”

Rounding out the sophomores is guard Rachael Torey (Sterling Heights, Mich.), who made 18 starts in her rookie season and averaged 7.8 points per game while passing out 40 assists.

“Rachael is a smart basketball player who controls the game,” Warren said. “She can get to the basket and makes great adjustments on defense. She’s also a great communi-cator on both ends of the floor.”

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The Panthers brought in a large freshman class, with six players all vying for playing time this season. Warren expects each of the six to produce immediately and help take ODU to the next level.

“We’re excited to see what they can bring to the table,” War-ren said. “This group is capable of contributing on both ends of the floor, and they have really challenged our returners to work even harder. They have a tremendous attitude.

Included in the group of newcomers are guards Lauren Bates (Hilliard, Ohio), Lindsey Blanford (Xenia, Ohio), Kayla Cook (Westerville, Ohio) and Tori Beth Leader (West Portsmouth, Ohio), while forwards Jackie Oestreich (Brigh-ton, Mich.) and Madi Rittinger (Dayton, Ohio) will also see the court.

2013 - 2014 ODU Women’s Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Time

November

Sat 16 at Cedarville 7:00 PM

Sat 23 URSULINE 7:00 PM

Fri 29 vs. Florida Southern ! 1:00 PM

Sat 30 at Eckerd ! 3:00 PM

December

Thu 5 at Saginaw Valley * 6:00 PM

Sat 7 at Wayne State * 1:00 PM

Sun 15 FERRIS STATE * 6:00 PM

Tue 17 GRAND VALLEY ST. * 6:00 PM

January

Thu 2 at Michigan Tech * 5:30 PM

Sat 4 at Northern Michigan * 1:00 PM

Thu 9 LAKE SUPERIOR ST. * 5:30 PM

Sat 11 NORTHWOOD *# 1:00 PM

Thu 16 FINDLAY * 5:30 PM

Sat 18 HILLSDALE * 1:00 PM

Thu 23 at Walsh * 5:30 PM

Sat 25 at Malone * 1:00 PM

Thu 30 at Ashland * 5:30 PM

February

Sat 1 at Lake Erie * 1:00 PM

Mon 3 TIFFIN * 5:30 PM

Thu 6 at Findlay * 6:00 PM

Sat 8 at Hillsdale * 1:00 PM

Thu 13 WALSH * 5:30 PM

Sat 15 MALONE *% 1:00 PM

Thu 20 ASHLAND * 5:30 PM

Sat 22 LAKE ERIE * 1:00 PM

Thu 27 at Tiffin * 6:00 PM

Home games in bold.* - GLIAC ! - Eckerd College Thanksgiving Classic# - Alumni Game % - Pink Game

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No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School (Last School)3 Kacee Hockenberry G Jr. 5-5 Haviland, OH / Wayne Trace4 Micaela Liddane G Jr. 5-4 Grosse Pointe Woods, MI / Grosse Pointe North5 Chelsea Hawkins G Sr. 5-7 Bucyrus, OH / Bucyrus (Bellarmine/Evansville)10 Tori Beth Leader G Fr. 5-9 West Portsmouth, OH / West Portsmouth11 Melissa Scherpenberg F So. 6-1 Cincinnati, OH / McAuley12 Lauren Bates G Fr. 5-11 Hilliard, OH / Hilliard Davidson14 Holly Brunswick G Jr. 5-9 Fort Recovery, OH / Fort Recovery15 Mykeila Mast G Sr. 5-7 Millersburg, OH / Hiland20 Kayla Cook G Fr. 5-11 Westerville, OH / Bishop Watterson21 Rachael Torey G So. 5-6 Sterling Heights, MI / Cardinal Mooney23 Christina Pentaudi G Sr. 5-6 Dayton, OH / Tippecanoe24 Lindsey Blanford G Fr. 5-10 Xenia, OH / Dayton Carroll25 Jackie Oestreich F Fr. 6-2 Brighton, MI / Greenhills32 Madi Rittinger F Fr. 6-0 Dayton, OH / Centerville42 Alex Hallenbeck F So. 6-1 St. Johns, MI / St. Johns44 Katelyn Stuckey F Sr. 5-10 Millersburg, OH / Hiland

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COAChING STAFF

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Lynsey Warren enters her second season as Ohio Dominican’s head women’s basketball coach and her third year overall with the program.

Despite having no seniors on the roster, Warren guided the Panthers to an 11-15 record in 2012-13, winning seven conference games as well. ODU closed the season with a flurry, earning wins in six of their final seven contests.

Off the court, the team registered a 3.699 GPA, which led the nation in all NCAA, NAIA and junior college divisions.

Warren, a Columbus native who attended nearby Bishop Watterson High School before playing volleyball and basketball collegiately at Ashland University, joined Ohio Dominican’s coaching staff prior to the 2011-12 season. As the lead assistant, she was responsible for every aspect of the program, including recruiting, game preparation, individual skill development and strength and conditioning. She served as the acting head coach for two weeks, highlighted by leading the Panthers to a GLIAC victory over Northwood.

Prior to arriving at Ohio Dominican, Warren was the assistant coach at Division III Kenyon College, helping the Ladies to a 15-12 mark and 8-6 record in the NCAC. She also spent a year as the graduate assistant at her alma mater Ashland.

A three-year letterwinner with the Eagles, Warren tallied 803 points, 467 rebounds, and a .522 field goal percentage while helping the team to an overall 57-33 record (.633). As a freshman, she averaged 7.8 points per game off of the bench for an Eagles’ squad that won the GLIAC South Division championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Warren’s most successful individual season came as a senior in 2008-09 when she led the team in points per game (14.0), field goal percentage (.530) and blocks (30) en route to an All-GLIAC South Division second-team selection.

Warren’s athletic prowess also included four years as a starting setter on the Eagles’ volleyball team, where she garnered All-America status her junior and senior seasons and keyed Ashland’s run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2006.

Warren received her bachelor’s in Business Administration in 2008 and a Master of Education in Sports Sciences in 2010 from Ashland.

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Jessie Carmack begins her second season as a member of Ohio Dominican’s coaching staff.

Carmack comes to ODU after serving as an assistant coach at Thomas More College, where she helped the Saints to their seventh straight conference championship and sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. While at Thomas More, Carmack had two guards named First Team All-PAC while a third earned honorable mention all-conference honors.

Prior to her time at Thomas More, Carmack spent a year at Wilmington College as an assistant women’s basketball coach and head women’s tennis coach. She had one guard named Honorable Mention All-OAC during her time with the Quakers.

Carmack has also spent four seasons as an assistant coach for the Dayton Lady Hoopstars Premier program.

Off the court, Carmack worked with both the Anthony Munoz Foundation and Athletes in Action. She earned her degree in Sports Business from Northern Kentucky.

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HeigHt: 5-5 • Year: Jr.hOMETOwN: hAVIlAND, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: wAYNE TRACEPosition: g • MaJor: exercise science

2012-13: Led team and ranked 10th in GLIAC with 14.7 points per game…Led conference with 36.6 minutes per game…Ranked eighth with 53 steals…Scored in double figures in 21 of 24 games…Named GLIAC South Division Player of Week after making game-winning baskets against Salem International and Urbana (11/19/12)…Made at least one three-pointer in final 13 games of season…Notched career-high 24 points against both Ferris State (12/6/12) and Malone (1/19/13)…Had nine rebounds and seven steals in win over Lake Erie...Played 136 consecutive minutes in five-game stretch early in season.

2011-12: One of two players to start all 26 contests…Averaged 7.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game…Led team in scoring in four games…Scored in double figures in eight games, including four of last five…Netted season-high 18 points at Lake Superior (1/26/12)…Also had 16 points in win over Grand Valley (12/1/11)…Hit two or more threes in six games, including four triples against both Lake Superior (1/26/12) and Hillsdale (2/9/12)…Tallied 15 points against Hillsdale (2/9/12)…Season-best five rebounds at Tiffin (1/5/12) and five assists against Ferris State (12/3/11) and Wayne State (1/21/12).

High School: Attended Wayne Trace High School…2010 Second Team All-Ohio recipient and three-time First Team All- Greater Miami Conference performer as well as the GMC, Paulding County, Crescent News and District VII Player of the Year…Led the Raiders to a perfect 20-0 mark her senior year, including a fourth straight GMC title...Also a three-time All-District VII, two-time All-Northwest Region selection…Earned Academic All-District VII distinction and WTLW Scholar Athlete of the Week honors.

#3 Kacee hockenberry

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2011-12 26-26 778-29.9 68-192-.354 25-71-.352 43-57-.754 67-2.6 51 74 4 30 204/7.82012-13 24-24 878-36.6 132-320-.413 31-94-.330 58-73-.795 99-4.1 46 90 1 53 353-14.7Total 50-50 1656-33.1 200-512-.391 56-165-.339 101-130-.777 166-3.3 97 164 5 83 557-11.1

HeigHt: 5-4 • Year: Jr.hOMETOwN: GROSSE pOINTE wOODS, MI hIGh SChOOl: GROSSE pOINTE NORTh

Position: g • MaJor: sPort ManageMent

2012-13: Made 19 starts…Averaged 4.3 points and 2.4 assists per game…Scored 10 points against both Saginaw Valley (11/29/12) and Lake Erie (2/23/13)…Dished out seven assists at Northwood (1/5/13)…Assisted on game-winning basket over Lake Erie (1/26/13)…Shot 35.6 percent from three-point range.

2011-12: Was a member of Ohio Dominican’s volleyball and track and field teams.

High School: Earned 11 varsity letters in four different sports (volleyball, basketball, soccer, track)…In basketball, earned honorable mention all-state as a senior and helped lead the team to a pair of regional championships and a district champion-ship...Averaged 12.0 points per game as senior and was First Team All-Macomb Conference...Lettered three times in volleyball and was team captain and MVP as a senior while also picking up first team all-conference and all-region honors…Set school records for digs in a season (764) and career digs (1,273)…State finalist in both the 3200 meters and the 4x800 meter relay in track.

#4 Micaela liddane

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2012-13 25-19 711-28.4 39-141-.277 16-45-.356 13-19-.684 57-2.3 61 90 1 20 107-4.3Total 25-19 711-28.4 39-141-.277 16-45-.356 13-19-.684 57-2.3 61 90 1 20 107-4.3


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HeigHt: 5-7 • Year: sr.hOMETOwN: BUCYRUS, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: BUCYRUS (BEllARMINE/EVANSVIllE)Position: g • MaJor: sPort ManageMent

2012-13: Medical redshirt.

2011-12: Medical redshirt.

2010-11 (Bellarmine): Played in 26 games during the season, starting 14 times…Scored a career-high 20 points in loss to UT-Permian Basin (12/17)…Second on the team and eighth in GLVC in three-point field goal percentage (41.6 percent)...Had back-to-back games of 11 points against Illinois-Springfield (1/27) and No. 16 Quincy (1/29).

2009-10 (Evansville): Came off the bench to see action in 21 games for the Purple Aces…Averaged 1.6 points while playing 6.6 minutes a game…Scored a season high 11 points going 3-of-3 from the 3-point line and 2-2 from the free throw stripe in 27 minutes of action against Samford (11/15)…Had eight points and three steals in debut against Milwaukee (11/13).

High School: Earned honorable mention all-state honors as a senior after averaging 14.5 points per game…Ranks 16th in Ohio’s career leaders in three-point field goals made with 224, 20th in three-point field goal percentage with 38.2 percent and sixth in free throw percentage at 83.0 percent......Holds seven school records at Bucyrus…Three-time all-Ohio selection overall...Named an Ohio Girls Basketball Report All-Star as a sophomore...Shot 43.2 percent from three-point range and 85.7 percent from the free throw line in 2007......Hit seven three-pointers in a game twice during her high school career...Also played softball, cross country and volleyball.

Personal: Daughter of Chris and Amy Hawkins…Has two siblings, Allie and Ashton…Allie plays basketball at Heidelberg…Enjoys eating, playing the piano, rain-bows, tennis and drawing…Chose ODU because it is close to home, the bond with the team, academic prestige of ODU and the “honest and passionate coaching staff.”

#5 Chelsea hawkins

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2011-12 26-26 778-29.9 68-192-.354 25-71-.352 43-57-.754 67-2.6 51 74 4 30 204/7.82012-13 24-24 878-36.6 132-320-.413 31-94-.330 58-73-.795 99-4.1 46 90 1 53 353-14.7Total 50-50 1656-33.1 200-512-.391 56-165-.339 101-130-.777 166-3.3 97 164 5 83 557-11.1

HeigHt: 5-9 • Year: Fr.hOMETOwN: wEST pORTSMOUTh, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: wEST pORTSMOUThPosition: g • MaJor: BiologY

High School: Four-year letterwinner…SOC Player of the Year and Second Team All-Ohio as senior…Also earned All-Ohio honors as sophomore and junior…Four-time all-district selection…Scored 1,630 points and pulled down 1,103 rebounds in career…Averaged 22 points and 11 rebounds per game…Also played volleyball.

Personal: Daughter of Bobbi Ann and Merril Triplett…Enjoys dancing, tumbling, shopping and being outdoors…Chose ODU because it was “the best fit for me.”

#10 Tori Beth leader

HeigHt: 6-1 • Year: so.hOMETOwN: CINCINNATI, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: MCAUlEYPosition: F • MaJor: earlY cHildHood education

2012-13: Ranked fourth in GLIAC in rebounds per game (10.2) and fifth in blocks (32)…Averaged 9.1 points per game on 42.9 percent shooting…Named GLIAC South Division Player of the Week after averaging 13.5 points and 12.5 rebounds at Walsh and Malone (2/18/13)… Went for 24 points, 14 rebounds and five steals at Hillsdale (1/12/13)...Pulled down 18 rebounds (12 offensive) in win at Walsh, most offensive rebounds by any ODU player in over a decade... Twelve games with 10 or more rebounds...Finished with seven double-doubles.

High School: First Team All-Girls Greater Catholic League (GGCL) and Southwest District Honorable Mention selection after leading the Mohawks to a 20-4 mark and their first league title since 1997...Leading rebounder in the GGCL 8.3 boards per game...Earned the McAuley Varsity “M” Award for most improved player...Also earned all-district and all-league distinctions on the volleyball squad.

Personal: Daughter of Jan and Bob Scherpenberg...Has three brothers: Bobby, Danny, and Joey...Joey swims for the University of Cincinnati...Enjoys boating and tubing...Picked ODU because of the campus, the proximity to home, the players and coaches, playing in Division II and the early childhood education program.

#11 Melissa Scherpenberg

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2012-2013 24-18 692/28.8 73-170-.429 5-12-.417 68-94-.723 244-10.2 16 62 32 32 219-9.1 Total 24-18 692/28.8 73-170-.429 5-12-.417 68-94-.723 244-10.2 16 62 32 32 219-9.1

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HeigHt: 5-11 • Year: Fr.hOMETOwN: hIllIARD, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: hIllIARD DAVIDSONPosition: g • MaJor: exercise science

High School: Height: Two-sport standout at Hilliard Davidson…Lettered four times in basketball and soccer…All-OCC Central Division Player of the Year as senior…Three-time First Team All-OCC pick on the hardwood, as well as an honorable men-tion all-district selection…Wildcats’ Rookie of the Year as a freshman…In soccer, earned Second Team All-Ohio honors while leading the Wildcats to a district title.

Personal: Daughter of David and Jodi Bates…One sibling, David…Enjoys playing soccer, running and swimming…Chose ODU because she was impressed with the academic programs, liked the coaching staff and the fact that ODU is close to home.

#12 lauren Bates

HeigHt: 5-9 • Year: Jr.hOMETOwN: FORT RECOVERY, OhhIGh SChOOl: FORT RECOVERY

Position: g • MaJor: criMinal Justice

2012-13: Appeared in eight games…Drilled a trio of three-pointers against Michi-gan Tech for season-best nine points (12/13/12)...Scored first collegiate points in win over Salem International (11/13/12).

2011-12: Missed season due to injury.

High School: Attended Fort Recovery High School…As a senior under coach Doug Binn, helped direct Indians to 23-3 overall record and berth in state semifinals in 2011…Also a member of the volleyball and track teams…Two-time qualifier for state track and field meet, earning a seventh place in the high jump as a senior and placing eighth as a junior…Valedictorian of her graduating class.

#14 holly Brunswick

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2011-12 DNP 2012-13 8-0 64-8.0 6-14-.429 5-9-.556 0-0-.000 9-1.1 1 6 0 1 45-2.0Total 8-0 64-8.0 6-14-.429 5-9-.556 0-0-.000 9-1.1 1 6 0 1 45-2.0

HeigHt: 5-7 • Year: sr.hOMETOwN: MIllERSBURG, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: hIlANDPosition: g • MaJor: social and BeHavioral science

2012-13: Appeared in 13 games, making six starts…Scored career-high 10 points in 22 minutes at Walsh, also hitting a career-high two three-pointers...Tallied seven points, six rebounds and 36 minutes at Urbana (11/17/12)...Equaled those scoring and rebounding totals against Walsh (1/17/13).

2011-12: Appeared in 19 games off the bench…Logged double figure minutes in five games…Tallied season-best six points in nine minutes at Wayne State (12/15/11)…Hit a three-pointer and grabbed four rebounds in win over Ursuline (11/19/11)…Sank 9-of-10 free throws on the year.

2010-11: Played in three games for ODU, scoring her first collegiate point on Jan. 20 at Northwood.

High School: Graduate of Hiland High School…Teammate of current Panther Katelyn Stuckey… Helped lead the Hawks to the Division IV State Championship in 2008 and runner-up in 2010.

#15 Mykeila Mast

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2010-11 3-0 5-1.7 0-2-.000 0-1-.000 1-2-.500 1-0.3 0 1 0 0 1/0.32011-12 19-0 137-7.2 7-18-.389 2-6-.333 9-10-.900 16-0.8 9 19 1 7 25/1.32012-13 13-6 298-22.9 18-55-.327 3-15-.200 19-28-.679 43-3.3 15 28 0 16 58-4.5Total 35-6 440-12.6 25-75-.333 5-22-.227 29-40-.725 60-1.7 24 48 1 25 84-2.4

HeigHt:5-11 • Year: Fr.hOMETOwN: wESTERVIllE, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: BIShOp wATTERSONPosition: g • MaJor: exercise science

High School: Three-year member of the varsity team…Started career by hitting game-winning shots against both Gahanna Lincoln and Pickerington North as a sophomore….As a junior and senior, earned All-Central District Honorable Mention accolades…Two-time All-Central Catholic League selection…Also played softball, earning all-district and all-conference honors.

Personal: Daughter of Ray and Michele Cook…Has one sibling, Ray…Enjoys hang-ing out with friends…Picked ODU to play basketball, study in area of interest and stay close to home.

#20 Kayla Cook

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HeigHt: 5-6 • Year: so.hOMETOwN: STERlING hEIGhTS, MIhIGh SChOOl: CARDINAl MOONEYPosition: g • MaJor: cHeMistrY

2012-13: Started 18 games and played in 20…Averaged 7.1 points per game on 43.6 percent shooting…Set season-bests with 16 points and six rebounds at Tiffin (2/2/13)...Registered 15 points against Walsh (1/17/13)...Followed that effort with 14 points against Malone (1/19/13)...Stuffed stat sheet with 10 points, five rebounds, five steals and three assists in win over Salem International (11/13/12).

High School: All-state performer in both basketball and soccer...Helped lead Cardi-nals to state championship game as freshman...Earned All-Catholic and all-conference honors in basketball, soccer and softball...Named to St. Clair County All-Area Team in basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Kathi Torey...Has four siblings: Drew, Julia, Mat-thew and Caroline...Drew plays basketball at Adrian College...Had a great-uncle play in the NHL and great-grandfather play in the NFL...Enjoys shopping...Picked ODU because of “how welcoming everyone on campus was,” along with the class sizes and basketball program.

#21 Rachael Torey

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg

HeigHt: 5-6 • Year: sr.hOMETOwN: DAYTON, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: TIppECANOEPosition: g • MaJor: intervention sPecialist

2012-13: Missed season due to injury.

2011-12: Appeared in 26 contests, making starts against Ursuline (11/19/11) and Lake Erie (1/7/12)…Averaged 5.8 points and 3.0 rebounds per contest…Led team with 34 steals…Averaged 21.0 minutes per game…Scored 12 points at both Northern Michigan (12/10/11) and Tiffin (1/5/12)…Also had 11 points against Ferris State (12/3/11) and Wayne State (12/15/11)…Hit two or more threes in 11 games, includ-ing five consecutive games (12/1/11-12/15/11)…Had five or more rebounds in eight games, including season-best seven at Molloy (11/23/11).

2010-11: Played in 20 contests, making first collegiate start in season opener at Seton Hill…Paced all ODU freshmen in points (86), points per game (4.3), field goals (29), three-point field goals (21), free throws (7), free throw percentage (.778), rebounds (32), rebounds per game (1.6), assists (17) and steals (14)…Twice led team in scoring, including a career-best 15 points on a Panthers season high 5-of-8 shoot-ing from behind the arc in the home opener versus Cedarville.

High School: Graduate of Tippecanoe High School in Tipp City, Ohio…First Team All-Central Buckeye Conference (CBC) as a senior…Selected Honorable Mention All-District and Co-Defensive Player of the Year…Red Devil Athletic Award winner…Also member of the National Honor Society.

#23 Christina pentaudi

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2010-11 20-1 301-15.1 29-90-.322 21-72-.292 7-9-.778 32-1.6 17 27 2 14 89-4.32011-12 26-2 545-21.0 53-156-.340 37-107-.346 7-11-.636 78-3.0 39 49 1 34 150-5.8Total 46-3 846-18.3 82-246-.333 58-179-.324 14-20-.700 110-2.3 56 76 3 48 239-5.1

HeigHt: 5-10 • Year: Fr.HoMetown: xenia, oH

hIGh SChOOl: DAYTON CARROllPosition: g • MaJor: Business

High School: Four-year letterwinner…Team captain…Led Carroll to 83 wins in four years, part of winningest class in school history…State runner-up in 2011 and two-time regional champs…Three-time OGBR Top 64 participant and OGBR vs. MGBR Border Battle participant…Top 100 Miami Valley selection by the Dabbelt Report…Averaged 8.1 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game…Member of the track and field team, throwing shot put.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Linda Blanford…Has two siblings, Justin and Ryan…Enjoys working out, hair styling, fashion and hanging out with friends…Chose ODU because of the “awesome girls on the basketball team, the way the coaches interacted with me during the recruiting process and how they treated their players. Also, the opportunities I have available at ODU while earning my business degree to become successful in the business field.”

#24 lindsey Blanford

HeigHt: 6-0 • Year: Fr.hOMETOwN: DAYTON, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: CENTERVIllEPosition: F • MaJor: BiologY

High School: Earned all-conference and academic All-American honors…Averaged 7.1 points and 4.6 rebounds per game as senior.

Personal: Daughter of Ron and Pam Rittinger…Has two siblings, Hailee and Gabby.

#32 Madi Rittinger

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HeigHt: 6-2 • Year: Fr.hOMETOwN: BRIGhTON, MI

hIGh SChOOl: GREENhIllSPosition: F • MaJor: Business

High School: MIAC MVP as a senior...Set school record for kills and blocks as senior...Three-time First Team All-MIAC performer...Also picked up all-region and all-state accolades...Registered 747 kills, 143 digs and 161 blocks in her career...Three-year letterwinner in basketball, also earning league MVP accolades...Washtenaw County’s leading scorer and member of 1,000 Point Club...All-state performer and three-time first team all-conference pick...Also lettered twice in soccer.

Personal: Daughter of Carrie and Steven Oestreich...Has a twin brother, Jacob...Enjoys horseback riding, surfing and camping...Picked ODU because “it is a small campus next to a large city, and I get the best of both worlds while getting the best academic and athletic attention because the coaches and teachers really care about the individual student-athlete.”

#25 Jackie Oestreich

HeigHt: 6-1 • Year: so.HoMetown: st. JoHns, MiHigH scHool: st. JoHns

Position: F • MaJor: Pre-nursing

2012-13: Started 15 games and played in 20 games overall…Notched double-double with 12 points and 10 boards against Lake Erie (1/26/13)...Followed that with second straight double-double at Tif?n, tallying 10 points and 12 rebounds (2/2/13)...Third double-double came with 13 points and 10 boards against Hillsdale (2/9/13).

High School: All-Capital Area Athletic Conference (CAAC) recipient...All-area aca-demic honoree and member of the National Honor Society...Helped lead the Redwings to a 31-11 mark as junior and senior, as well as a conference title in 2009-10...Also played volleyball.

Personal: Daughter of Deb and Ed Hallenbeck...Has one brother, Nick...Enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking and baking, and shopping...Chose Ohio Dominican because “it was a perfect fit for me both academically and athleti-cally.”

#42 Alex hallenbeck

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2012-13 24-15 510-21.3 41-177-.350 0-3-.000 31-47-.600 116-4.8 15 45 7 13 113-4.7 Total 24-15 510-21.3 41-177-.350 0-3-.000 31-47-.600 116-4.8 15 45 7 13 113-4.7

HeigHt: 5-10 • Year: sr.hOMETOwN: MIllERSBURG, Oh

hIGh SChOOl: hIlANDPosition: F • MaJor: earlY cHildHood education

2012-13: Appeared in all 26 games, making 22 starts…Averaged 10.9 points and 5.3 rebounds per game…Notched career-high 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting in win at Urbana (11/17/12)...Also had career-best four assists in that game...Had first colle-giate double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds against Wayne State (12/1/12)...Recorded 16 points and eight rebounds in win over Notre Dame (11/9/12).

2011-12: Started 25 of 26 games…Team’s third-leading scorer at 8.4 points per game and second in rebounding at 5.2 per game…Scored in double figures in 11 games…Finished with season-high 18 points and eight rebounds against Ferris State (12/3/11)…Had 17 points in win over Grand Valley (12/1/11)…Scored 16 points with nine rebounds against Hillsdale (2/9/12)…Grabbed season-high 17 rebounds in win over Molloy (11/23/11)…Knocked down 80-of-99 free throws (80.8 percent), which ranked eighth in GLIAC.

2010-11: Played in 20 of the 26 games as a freshman…Totaled 30 points on the season, averaging 1.5 ppg on 12-of-27 (.444) shooting…Went 4-of-5 from the field for a career high eight points in the home win over Northern Michigan on Dec. 30…Pulled down a career-best three rebounds on three occasions.

High School: Attended Hiland High School… Teammate of current Panther Mykeila Mast…Helped lead the Hawks to the Division IV State Championship in 2008 and runner-up in 2010...Named Honorable Mention All-Ohio, Second Team Inter-Valley Conference (IVC) and District V First Team as a senior.

#44 Katelyn Stuckey

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA-Pct 3FG-3FGA-Pct FT-FTA-Avg Reb-Avg A TO BLK S PTS-Avg2010-11 20-0 149-7.5 12-27-.444 0-0-.000 6-10-.600 17-0.9 7 8 2 2 30-1.52011-12 26-25 688-26.5 68-177-.384 3-12-.250 80-99-.808 135-5.2 22 61 2 13 219-8.42012-13 26-22 743/28.6 100-237-.422 0-1.-.000 83-116-.716 139-5.3 23 85 2 17 283-10.9Total 72-47 1580/21.9 180-441-.408 3-13-.231 169-225-.751 291-4.0 52 154 6 32 532-7.4

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OppONENTS

Location Cedarville, OhioEnrollment 3,231President Dr. Thomas WhiteAthletic Director Dr. Alan Geist

COAChESHead Coach Kirk MartinAlma Mater Cedarville Record at CU (Yr.) 313-86 (12)Career Record 313-86Assistant Coaches Kari Hoffman Stacie Travis

TEAM2012 Record 20-102012 Conference Record 5-3 GMAC

CONTACTSSports Information Mark WomackOffice 937-766-7766E-mail [email protected] yellowjackets.cedarville.edu

Nov 16 • Away

CEDARVIllE UNIVERSITY

Location Big Rapids, Mich.Enrollment 13,813President Dr. David EislerAthletic Director Perk Weisenburger

COAChESHead Coach Colleen Lamoreaux-TateAlma Mater Record at FSU (Yr.) 13-13 (1)Career Record 13-13Assistant Coaches Shea Mead Charlette Muller

TEAM2012 Record 13-132012 Conference Record 12-10 GLIAC

CONTACTSSports Information Rob BentleyOffice 231-591-3821E-mail [email protected] ferristatebulldogs.com

Dec 15 • Home

FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY

Location Allenddale, Mich.Enrollment 24,477President Thomas J. HaasAthletic Director Tim Selgo

COAChESHead Coach Janel BurgessAlma Mater Iowa StateRecord at GVSU (Yr.) 103-64 (6)Career Record 103-64Assistant Coaches Phil Sayers Julia Hilbrands


CONTACTSSports Information DJ FosterOffice 616-331-3249E-mail [email protected] www.gvsulakers.com

Dec 17 • Home

GRAND VAllEY UNIVERSITY

Location Marquette, Mich.Enrollment 9,098President David S. HaynesAthletic Director Forrest Karr

COAChESHead Coach Troy MattsonAlma Mater Nothern MichiganRecord at NMU (Yr.) 97-138 (8)Career Record 97-138Assistant Coaches Kristen Rogers Chelsea LyonsTEAM2012 Record 13-142012 Conference Record 10-12 GLIAC

CONTACTSSports Information Anthony ReynoldsOffice 906-227-1917E-mail [email protected] www.nmuwildcats.com

Jan 4 • Away

NORThERN MIChIGAN UNIVERSITY

Location Houghton, MIEnrollment 7,064President Glenn D. MrozAthletic Director Suzanne Sanregret

COAChESHead Coach Kim Cameron Alma Mater Michigan TechRecord at MTU (Yr.) 72-19 (3)Career Record 72-19Assistant Coaches Maria Kasza, Sam Hoyt


CONTACTSSports Information Wes FrahmOffice 906-487-2350E-mail [email protected] michigantechhuskies.com

Jan 2 • Away

MIChIGAN TECh UNIVERSITY

Location Sault Ste. Marie, MIEnrollment 2,664President Tony McLainAthletic Director Kris Dunbar

COAChESHead Coach Shannon EggersAlma Mater Wisconson-OshkoshRecord at LSU (Yr.) 62-75 (5)Career Record 62-75 Assistant Coach Mariah Dunham


CONTACTSSports Information Linda BouvetOffice 906-635-2601E-mail [email protected] www.lssulakers.com

Jan 9 • Home

lAKE SUpERIOR UNIVERSITY

Location Midland, MIEnrollment 1,960President Dr. Keith A. PrettyAthletic Director Pat Riepma

COAChESHead Coach Jeff CurtisAlma Mater Record at NU (Yr.) 117-126 (9)Career Record 117-126Assistant Coaches Darcie Roberts Jenna Anastos

TEAM2012 Record 12-162012 Conference Record 10-12 GLIACCONTACTSSports Information Travis McCurdyOffice 989-837-4239E-mail [email protected] timberwolves.gonorthwood.com

Jan 11 • Home

NORThwOOD UNIVERSITY

Location University Center, Mich.Enrollment 9,052President Dr. Eric R. GilbertsAthletic Director Mike Watson

COAChESHead Coach Jamie PewinskiAlma Mater Saginaw ValleyRecord at SVSU (Yr.) 19-34 (2)Career Record 96-95Assistant Coaches Darin Thrun Matt Hammer


CONTACTSSports Information Eric BrookhouseOffice 989-964-4053E-mail [email protected] www.svsucardinals.com

Dec 5 • Away

SAGINAw VAllEY UNIVERSITY

Location Detroit, Mich.Enrollment 28,938President M. Roy WilsonAthletic Director Rob Fournier

COAChESHead Coach Carrie LohrAlma Mater University of Mich-DearbornRecord at WSU (Yr.) 34-23 (2)Career Record 200-129Assistant Coaches Karen Lafata Darrin McAllister


CONTACTSSports Information Jeff WeissOffice 313-577-7542 ext. 2299E-mail [email protected] www.wsuathletics.com

Dec 7 • Away

wAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

Location Pepper Pike, OhioEnrollment 1,496President Diana StanoAthletic Director Cindy McKnightCOAChESHead Coach Shannon SwordAlma Mater Cleveland State Record at UC (Yr.) 4-22 (1)Career Record 4-22 Assistant Coaches Jessica Williams Brandon Stewart, Aaron Horn

TEAM2012 Record 4-222012 Conference Record 0-8 (G-MAC)

CONTACTSSports Information Tim ErtleOffice 440-684-6062E-mail [email protected] ursulinearrows.com

Nov 23 • Home

URSUlINE COllEGE

Location Lakeland, FLEnrollment 2,442President Anne B. KerrAthletic Director Pete Meyer

COAChESHead Coach Holly BorchersAlma Mater Creighton Record at FSU (Yr.) 10-17 (1)Career Record 10-17Assistant Coach Nicole DiRaimo

TEAM2012 Record 10-172012 Conference Record 4-12 (SSC)

CONTACTSSports Information Ben GreenbergOffice 863-680-4256E-mail [email protected] fscmocs.com

Nov 29 • Away

FlORIDA SOUThERN

Location St. Petersburg, FLEnrollment 1,849President Dr. Donald R. Eastman IIIAthletic Director Dr. Bob Fortosis

COAChESHead Coach Paul HonsingerAlma Mater Eckerd Record at EC (Yr.) N/A (7)Career Record N/AAssistant Coach Sarah Gaffney

TEAM2012 Record 14-122012 Conference Record 9-7 SSC

CONTACTSSports Information Ben SchlesselmanOffice 727-864-8242E-mail [email protected] eckerdtritons.com

Nov 30 • Away

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OppONENTS

Location Tiffin, OhioEnrollment 5,728President Dr. Paul MarionAthletic Director Lonny Allen

COAChESHead Coach Pam OswaldAlma Mater Malone UniversityRecord at TU (Yr.) 73-89 (6)Career Record 81-90Assistant Coaches


CONTACTSSports Information Shane O’DonnellOffice 419-448-3288E-mail [email protected] gotiffindragons.com

Feb 3 • Home / Feb 27 • Away

TIFFIN UNIVERSITY

Location Findlay, OhioEnrollment 4,000President Dr. Katherine FellAthletic Director Steven Rackley

COAChESHead Coach Jim WiedieAlma Mater Kent State Record at UF (Yr.) First YearCareer Record 166-118Assistant Coaches Ken Brooks Allie Leopard

TEAM2012 Record 24-6 2012 Conference Record 19-3 GLIAC

CONTACTSSports Information David BuckOffice 419-434-4727E-mail [email protected] athletics.findlay.edu

Jan 16 • Home / Feb 6 • Away

UNIVERSITY OF FINDlAY

Location Canton, OhioEnrollment 1,897President Dr. David A. KingAthletic Director Charlie Grimes

COAChESHead Coach Jason MishlerAlma Mater MaloneRecord at MU (Yr.) 26-27 (2)Career Record 26-27Assistant Coach Rick Tice

TEAM2012 Record 14-122012 Conference Record 11-11

CONTACTSSports Information Mark BankertOffice (330) 471-8293E-mail [email protected] malonepioneers.com

Jan 25 • Away / Feb 15 • Home

MAlONE UNIVERSITY

Location Ashland, OhioEnrollment 2,474President Dr. Frederick J. FinksAthletic Director Bill Goldring

COAChESHead Coach Sue RamseyAlma Mater Miami (OH) Record at AU (Yr.) 324-199 (18)Career Record 419-327Assistant Coaches Robyn Fralick Jennifer Bushby


CONTACTSSports Information Al KingOffice (419) 289-5442E-mail [email protected] goashlandeagles.com


AShlAND UNIVERSITY

Location North Canton, OhioEnrollment 3,200President Richard JusseaumeAthletic Director Dale Howard

COAChESHead Coach Maria Marchesano Alma Mater Butler UniversityRecord at WU (Yr.) First YearCareer Record 12-7Assistant Coaches Jessica Trambley Tracy Payne, Andrew Junak


CONTACTSSports Information Jim ClarkOffice (330) 490-7017E-mail [email protected] walsh.edu/walsh-athletics


wAlSh UNIVERSITY

Location Hillsdale, MIEnrollment 1,400President Dr. Larry P. Arnn Athletic Director Don Brubacher

COAChESHead Coach Claudette CharneyAlma Mater Grand ValleyRecord at HU (Yr.) 193-109(12)Career Record N/AAssistant Coach Jon Mock


CONTACTSSports Information Brad MonastiereOffice 517-607-3172E-mail [email protected] hillsdalechargers.com

Jan 18 • Home / Feb 8 • Away

hIllSDAlE UNIVERSITY

Location Painesville, OhioEnrollment 1,034President Michael T. VictorAthletic Director Reid Guarnieri

COAChESHead Coach Bob BooherAlma Mater Ohio UniversityRecord at LEC (Yr.) 80-128 (8)Career Record 209-180Assistant Coach Joe Pere


CONTACTSSports Information Skip Snow Office (440) 375-7475E-mail [email protected] lakeeriestorm.com

Feb 1 • Away / Feb 22 • Home

lAKE ERIE UNIVERSITY

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all-time women’s basketball roster

A

Abbitt, Sheryl ..................................... 1984-87 Altenburger, Chris ............................... 1998-02Andrews, Maggie ................................. 2004-06Askins, Faith ....................................... 1993-94

B

Baker, Jenny ....................................... 1979-80Baldwin, Stephanie ............................ 1991-92Batchik, Christine ............................... 1993-95 Bates, Lauren ........................................... 2013-Bates, Sharon ..................................... 1991-93Baxter, Debrah .................................... 1979-83Beck, Katalin......................................... 2004-08Benedict, Kay ..................................... 1978-79Benham, Angie .................................... 1999-01Billing, Rachel ...................................... 2007-11Bishop, Nicole .................................... 1988-89Bisutti, Stephanie ................................. 2006-08Black, Kirsten ....................................... 2004-06 Blanford, Lindsey ..................................... 2013-Bless, Jasmine ................................... 1992-93Boll, Rita ............................................. 1975-76Bolte, Nikki ......................................... 1991-92Boron, Lisa ......................................... 1987-89Bourke, Kelly ...................................... 1983-84Bradley, Denise .................................. 1985-89Brewer, Cathy ....................................... 2001-02Brunswick, Holly ...................................... 2011- Buchler, Doreen ................................. 1987-89Buckerfield, Kathy ............................... 1978-81Buckler, Doreene ................................ 1986-87Burke, Megan ..................................... 1991-92Burley, Deb ......................................... 1985-87Bush, Susan ....................................... 1984-85

C

Carmack, Jessie ................................... 2007-08Casey, Colleen .................................... 1981-83Caldwell, Brandy .................................. 2001-05Carlberg, Andrea .................................. 2004-06Chapin, Jenny .................................... 1993-96

Chrisman, Kristina ............................... 2002-03Clark, Megan ........................................ 2001-02Clayton, Tenna .................................... 1988-89 Cook, Kayla .............................................. 2013-Counts, Gail ........................................ 1975-76Crumley, Brenda ................................ 1981-82Cummings, Dana ................................ 1997-99

D

Dailey, Karen ...................................... 1976-77Danuloff, Nikki .................................... 1991-95Davis, Tracy ........................................ 1984-85DeBlasis, Nicole .................................. 1997-99DeChabert, Judy ................................ 1976-79Devereaux, Mary ................................ 1983-84Dichler, Sarah ....................................... 2004-06Dicke, Edna ........................................ 1983-84DiPietro, Pudgie ................................. 1980-84DiSabato, Molly .................................. 1992-95Drees, Stephanie .................................. 2006-09Dugan, Lauren ..................................... 2006-09

E

Eichele, Sue ........................................ 1983-85Englund, Erika ..................................... 1997-01Epifano, Stacey .................................... 2002-03Evens, Amy ........................................ 1993-95Ewnaski, Jennifer ............................... 1991-92

F

Ferraro, Margy ................................... 1975-76Foulke, Marcia .................................... 1991-94Fox, Kay .............................................. 1981-84Fox, Meredith ....................................... 2008-12Franken, Angel ................................... 1984-88Frye, Anna ............................................ 2008-09

G

Gallagher, Megan ................................ 2006-08Galloway, Tracey ................................ 1985-87Gatwood, Morgan ................................ 2006-07George, Ashley ..................................... 2002-04Glassco, Cindy ................................... 1977-79Glover, Abby ......................................... 2008-12Greco, Marilyn ................................... 1977-80Grinstead, Aleta .................................. 1977-81

h

Hale, Summer ...................................... 2007-11Haines, Krissy ...................................... 2004-08Hairston, Jerrica ................................... 2006-07Hall, Kim ............................................. 1983-85 Hallenbeck, Alex ....................................... 2012-Haller, Patty ........................................ 1987-88Hannah, Leslie ................................... 1985-89 Hawkins, Chelsea ..................................... 2013-Herron, Anne ........................................ 2004-06Hersey, Melissa .................................... 2007-11Higgins, Janda .................................... 1996-98Hockenberry, Kacee ................................. 2011- Holbroook, Jana ................................. 1979-80Hooker, Gina ....................................... 1975-76Horch, Beth ........................................ 1987-89Hovest, Kelly ...................................... 1989-93

I

Isler, Kari .............................................. 2004-06

J

Jansen, Judy ...................................... 1978-79Janusz, Lisa ....................................... 1989-93Jones, Cathy ...................................... 1987-88Jones, Hannah ..................................... 2010-11

K

Kalb, Angie ......................................... 1994-98Kerg, Tina ............................................ 1996-98King, Kayla ........................................... 2006-07Kirby, Jackie ....................................... 1986-87Kish, Jennifer ....................................... 2001-02Krouse, Amanda ................................ 1994-95Kusen, Mary ....................................... 1982-86

l

Leader, Tori Beth ...................................... 2013- Lee, Rose ............................................ 1995-96Leonhardt, Carli ................................... 2004-05Lenihan, Denise ................................. 1994-95Lewis, Amanda .................................... 2001-04 Liddane, Micaela ...................................... 2012-Littlepage, Erin ................................... 1993-97Lolli, Barbara ...................................... 1975-76Lombardo, Karen ................................. 2005-07Lucijanic, Lisa .................................... 1976-77Lutz, Rachel ......................................... 2005-06



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M

Magers, Vanessa ................................. 2005-06Mast, Mykeila ........................................... 2010-Maye, Vickie ....................................... 1986-87McIntosh, Sonya ................................ 1981-83McKay, Katy ....................................... 1978-79McVey, Wendy ................................... 1978-79Melendez, Marla ................................. 1994-97Melzer, Debbie .................................... 1981-82Merchant, Deneene ............................ 1982-86Middendorf, Krista ............................... 2005-07Miller, Dionne ..................................... 1986-89Miller, Erin ............................................ 2011-12 Miracle, Tristin ..................................... 2003-07Moeller, Katie ..................................... 1991-94Monroe, Carol LeJenna ..................... 1989-90Moschella, Jolene ............................... 1996-97Mossman, Katrina ............................. 1978-81Motely, Tara ........................................ 1987-88Mueller, Julie ....................................... 1997-01Murata, Ikuko ..................................... 1989-90Murphy, Rose .................................... 1980-82Myers, Summer .................................. 1995-97

N

Nance, Jacque .................................... 1989-90Neace, Beth ........................................ 1982-83Niese, Megan ....................................... 2004-07

O

Oestreich, Jackie ...................................... 2013- Oltman, Lindsi ...................................... 2003-06Oskowski, Holly ................................. 1991-94Owens, Teresa .................................... 1988-90

p

Patten, Debbie .................................... 1982-83Pentaudi, Christina ................................... 2010-Proehl, Debra ..................................... 1977-78

Q

Quinn, Tamara .................................... 1977-81

R

Radich, Janet ..................................... 1988-89Ragland, Felisa ................................... 1986-87

Rasor, Katy ........................................... 2008-12Randall, Nicole ................................... 1993-94Randall, Patty ..................................... 1985-89Reese, Treva ....................................... 1977-78Reeves, Kim ....................................... 1988-89Reynolds, Jackie ................................ 1988-92Richardson, Wanda ........................... 1984-85Richter, Becky ...................................... 2001-04Ridgeway, Dayna ............................... 1989-90Riebesell, Kari .................................... 1988-92 Rittinger, Madi .......................................... 2013-Ritter, Charlene ................................... 1988-89Ritzler, Amanda .................................... 2005-09Robinette, Chris ................................. 1987-89Roche, Maria ...................................... 1983-85Rogers, Chelsie .................................... 2007-09Rose, Lee ........................................... 1993-95Roth, Gillian.......................................... 2010-12Roth, Sharon ...................................... 1977-81Rowe, Jill ............................................. 1995-96Rowell, Julie ....................................... 1986-89Roy, Michelle ...................................... 1988-89Ruen, Kirsten ....................................... 2006-10

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Scarver, Tenia ....................................... 2009-11 Scherpenberg, Melissa ............................ 2012-Scott, Shani ........................................ 1992-93Shough, Jackie .................................. 1982-85Siemer, Theresa ................................. 1975-78Sifft, Josie .......................................... 1975-76Simindinger, Amy ................................ 2006-07Slusher, Whitney ................................. 1999-03Smart, Mary Ann ............................... 1975-78Smith, Keesha ...................................... 2002-03Smithberger, Jordan ............................ 2008-09Snider, Tracy ........................................ 2009-12Steinke, Tracy ...................................... 1997-01Stiles, P.J. ........................................... 1980-82Straka, Elizabeth .................................. 1996-00Stone, Nicole ........................................ 2001-04Stought, Paige ..................................... 2011-12 Stuckey, Katelyn ....................................... 2010-Swartz, Mary Ellen ............................. 1993-97Sweeny, Martha ................................. 1975-77Swetlic, Summer ................................. 2007-11Swinehart, Janel ................................. 1999-03

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Taaffee, Karen ..................................... 1980-84Tessler, Mary ...................................... 1988-92 Tory, Rachel ............................................. 2012-Turner, Leora ....................................... 1998-02Turner, Leslie ...................................... 1981-82Tyler, Amy .......................................... 1993-97

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Walker, Karen ..................................... 1983-84Waller, Kayla ......................................... 2005-06Walters, Samantha ............................ 1992-93Warren, Jennifer .................................. 2003-05Warren, Shelly...................................... 2009-11Weisgerber, Jenny .............................. 1995-98Welage, Michelle ................................. 1996-00Wells, Marva ...................................... 1979-80Welsh, Patrice .................................... 1975-78Wenig, Laura ...................................... 1981-82Wertman, Cassidy ................................ 2004-08Wheeler, Sarah ..................................... 2001-05Wiewall, Tanya, .................................. 1977-81Williams, Amanda ............................... 1999-00Wilson, Natasha ................................... 2004-05Windau, Angie .................................... 1980-82Windland, Stephanie ............................ 2005-06Wiseman, Jenny ................................ 1987-88Woeste, Stacy ...................................... 2006-09Wolshire, Jenni .................................. 1994-95Wright, Mira ....................................... 1975-78Wright, Rebecca ................................. 1995-99

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Young, Joyce ......................... 1983-84, 86-87

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Zunkiewicz, Kelly .................................. 2003-06 Zwayer, Olivia ....................................... 2011-12

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Year Coach Overall Conf. W % Record Record Greater Ohio Athletic Conference

1975-76 Linda Delong 8-23 N/A .2581976-77 Ricki Sue Grunden 5-10 N/A .3331977-78 Ricki Sue Grunden 4-12 N/A .2501978-79 Ricki Sue Grunden 14-11 N/A .5601979-80 Ricki Sue Grunden 7-11 N/A .3881980-81 Ricki Sue Grunden 13-10 N/A .5651981-82 Ricki Sue Grunden 11-12 N/A .4781982-83 Ricki Sue Grunden 4-19 0-8 .1741983-84 Ricki Sue Grunden 11-12 N/A .4781984-85 Ricki Sue Grunden 14-9 3-5 .6091985-86 Ricki Sue Grunden 12-10 4-6 .5451986-87 Ricki Sue Grunden 12-10 N/A .545

Mid-Ohio Conference

1987-88 Ricki Sue Grunden 7-16 N/A .3041988-89 Ricki Sue Grunden 1-24 0-6 .0401989-90 Ricki Sue Grunden 0-19 0-6 .0001990-91 Tresa Davis 7-17 1-9 .2921991-92 Tresa Davis 16-12 6-8 .5711992-93 Tresa Davis 7-22 3-11 .2411993-94 Tresa Davis 8-22 2-12 .2671994-95 Tresa Davis 6-22 2-16 .2141995-96 Kate Cummings 9-22 4-15 .2901996-97 Kate Cummings 17-14 9-9 .5481997-98 Kate Cummings 20-11 7-9 .645

All-Time Coaches and Records

Years Coach Record Win %2012- Lynsey Warren 11-15 .4232006-12 Nathan Bellman 84-63 .5711995-06 Kate Cummings 204-144 .5861990-95 Tresa Davis 44-95 .3171976-90 Ricki Sue Grunden 115-185 .4021975-76 Linda Delong 8-23 .258

Total (Six Coaches) 466-525 .470

Program Post Season Appearances/Championships

NAIA/AMC Qualifying Tournament Championships2003-04, 2007-08, 2008-09

NAIA Division II National Tournament Appearances1999-00, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2007-08, 2008-09

CONFERENCE RESUlTSYear Coach Overall Conf. W % Record Record American Mideast Conference

1998-99 Kate Cummings 12-18 7-9, (6th) .4001999-00 Kate Cummings 27-9 17-3, (3rd) .7502000-01 Kate Cummings 18-12 11-7, (5th) .6002001-02 Kate Cummings 23-12 17-3, (2nd) .6572002-03 Kate Cummings 26-8 15-3, (2nd) .7652003-04 Kate Cummings 21-9 13-5, (2nd) .7002004-05 Kate Cummings 16-15 7-11, (7th) .5162005-06 Kate Cummings 15-14 7-11, (8th) .5172006-07 Nathan Bellman 20-11 14-4, (2nd) .6452007-08 Nathan Bellman 22-10 9-5, (2nd) .6882008-09 Nathan Bellman 19-12 11-4, (4th) .613

Association of Independent Institutions

2009-10 Nathan Bellman 16-11 N/A .593

Great lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

2010-11 Nathan Bellman 7-19 5-14, (6th) .2692011-12 Nathan Bellman 7-19 2-17, (7th) .2692012-13 Lynsey Warren 11-15 7-15, (6th) .423

Record (37 Seasons) 473-544 183-231 .442 *2002-07 AMC divided into North-South divisions



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Scoring: *Minimum 50 field goals madeYear Player G FGA FTM PTS AVG1975-76 Josie Sifft 15 78 25 181 12.11976-77 Mira Wright 15 83 27 193 12.81977-78 Marilyn Greco 16 92 23 207 12.91978-79 Kathy Buckerfield 20 146 16 308 14.7 1979-80 N/A1980-81 P.J. Stiles 23 181 60 422 18.41981-82 P.J. Stiles 23 177 68 416 20.01982-83 Mary Kusan 22 192 67 451 20.51983-84 Jackie Shough 20 195 79 469 23.51984-85 Jackie Shough 23 219 74 512 22.31985-86 Mary Kusan 22 174 91 439 20.01986-87 Angel Franken 19 189 51 453 22.61987-88 Angel Franken 23 197 90 503 21.81988-89 Dionne Miller 23 69 43 217 10.3 1989-90 Mary Tressler 27 162 45 381 14.11990-91 N/A1991-92 Kari Riebesell 28 160 113 456 16.31992-93 Katie Moeller 29 158 59 420 14.51993-94 Katie Moeller 30 151 66 429 14.01994-95 Christine Batchik 26 110 26 324 12.51995-96 Angie Kalb 31 190 39 426 13.71996-97 Michelle Welage 31 151 86 521 16.81997-98 Michelle Welage 30 153 146 493 16.41998-99 Dana Cummings 26 136 104 429 16.51999-00 Julie Mueller 36 157 158 474 13.22000-01 Julie Mueller 30 153 130 441 14.72001-02 Amanda Lewis 35 158 104 475 13.62002-03 Amanda Lewis 34 141 82 414 12.22003-04 Becky Richter 29 207 131 545 18.82004-05 Krissy Haines 27 118 95 331 12.32005-06 Krissy Haines 27 126 113 365 13.52006-07 Krissy Haines 31 221 170 616 19.92007-08 Krissy Haines 26 144 118 407 15.72008-09 Amanda Ritzler 31 92 56 298 9.62009-10 Kirsten Ruen 24 111 40 312 13.02010-11 Abby Glover 23 80 44 213 9.32011-12 Meredith Fox 26 94 60 271 10.42012-13 Kacee Hockenberry 24 132 320 353 14.7

Points: Year Player G PTS1975-76 Josie Sifft 15 1811976-77 Mira Wright 15 193 1977-78 Marilyn Greco 16 2071978-79 Kathy Buckerfield 20 3081979-80 N/A1980-81 P.J. Stiles 23 4221981-82 P.J. Stiles 23 4161982-83 Mary Kusan 22 4511983-84 Jackie Shough 20 4691984-85 Jackie Shough 23 5121985-86 Mary Kusan 22 4391986-87 Angel Franken 19 4531987-88 Angel Franken 21 4061988-89 Dionne Miller 22 2171989-90 Mary Tressler 27 3811990-91 Kari Riebesell 24 3191991-92 Kari Riebesell 28 4561992-93 Katie Moeller 29 4201993-94 Katie Moeller 30 4291994-95 Jenny Chapin 28 3331995-96 Angie Kalb 31 4261996-97 Michelle Welage 31 5211997-98 Michelle Welage 30 4931998-99 Dana Cummings 26 4291999-00 Julie Mueller 36 4742000-01 Julie Mueller 30 4412001-02 Amanda Lewis 35 4752002-03 Amanda Lewis 34 4142003-04 Becky Richter 29 5452004-05 Krissy Haines 27 3312005-06 Krissy Haines 27 3652006-07 Krissy Haines 31 6162007-08 Krissy Haines 26 4072008-09 Amanda Ritzler 31 2982009-10 Tracy Snider 27 3132010-11 Meredith Fox 26 2392011-12 Meredith Fox 26 2712012-13 Kacee Hockenberry 24 353

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Field Goal %: *Minimum 80 attemptsYear Player G FG-FGA FG%1975-76 Patrice Welsh 15 47-118 39.81976-77 Marilyn Greco 15 61-154 39.61977-78 Marilyn Greco 16 92-212 43.41978-79 Tanya Wiewall 20 99-202 49.01979-80 N/A1980-81 P.J. Stiles 23 181-378 47.91981-82 P.J. Stiles 23 177-434 40.81982-83 Mary Kusan 22 192-379 50.61983-84 Mary Kusan 23 181-396 45.71984-85 Mary Kusan 23 192-366 52.51985-86 Mary Kusan 22 174-331 52.61986-87 Angel Franken 19 189-453 41.71987-88 Angel Franken 23 197-441 44.61988-89 Beth Ann Horch 23 54-110 49.01989-90 Mary Tressler 27 162-340 47.61990-91 Mary Tressler 24 93-200 46.51991-92 Mary Tressler 28 110-213 51.6 1992-93 Katie Moeller 29 158-341 46.3 1993-94 Amy Tyler 26 41-80 51.31994-95 Amy Tyler 28 57-119 47.91995-96 Angie Kalb 31 190-385 49.41996-97 Angie Kalb 31 182-372 50.81997-98 Julie Mueller 31 122-227 53.71998-99 Julie Mueller 30 158-300 52.71999-00 Julie Mueller 36 157-325 48.32000-01 Julie Mueller 30 153-299 51.02001-02 Becky Richter 35 135-250 54.02002-03 Becky Richter 34 147-310 47.42003-04 Nicole Stone 29 152-283 53.72004-05 Andrea Carlberg 28 83-164 50.62005-06 Kayla Waller 29 86-152 56.6 2006-07 Lauren Dugan 31 69-137 50.42007-08 Chelsea Rogers 21 49-100 49.02008-09 Lauren Dugan 29 39-80 48.82009-10 Abby Glover 20 66-131 50.42010-11 Tracy Snider 26 72-153 47.12011-12 Abby Glover 26 99-227 43.62012-13 Kacee Hockenberry 24 132-320 41.3

Free Throw %: *Minimum 30 attemptsYear Player G FT FT%1975-76 Josie Sifft 15 25-38 65.71976-77 Teresa Siemer 15 24-35 71.4 1977-78 Aleta Grinstead 16 30-54 55.61978-79 Tammy Quinn 16 29- 47 61.71979-80 N/A1980-81 Kathy Buckerfield 22 30-39 76.9 1981-82 P.J. Stiles 23 68-100 68.01982-83 Mary Kusan 22 67-114 58.71983-84 Jackie Shough 20 79-115 68.61984-85 Mary Kusan 23 87-113 76.91985-86 Angel Franken 22 39-52 75.01986-87 Angel Franken 21 49-71 69.01987-88 Angel Franken 23 90-127 70.81988-89 Beth Ann Horch 23 44-61 72.01989-90 Lisa Janusz 27 64-93 68.81990-91 Lissa Latina 24 22-31 71.01991-92 Lisa Janusz 28 95-125 76.01992-93 Samantha Walters 28 65-74 87.81993-94 Katie Moeller 30 66-80 82.51994-95 Rose Lee 27 22-31 71.01995-96 Rose Lee 31 59-85 69.41996-97 Janda Higgins 31 62-84 73.81997-98 Janda Higgins 30 72-93 77.41998-99 Leora Turner 28 27-35 77.11999-00 Leora Turner 36 29-37 78.42000-01 Janel Swinehart 29 30-43 69.82001-02 Nicole Stone 35 44-55 80.02002-03 Nicole Stone 34 104-126 82.52003-04 Nicole Stone 29 62-70 88.62004-05 Sarah Wheeler 31 31-39 79.52005-06 Cassidy Wertman 29 39-47 83.0 2006-07 Krissy Haines 31 170-221 76.92007-08 Katalin Beck 31 42-51 82.42008-09 Jordan Smithberger 31 40-47 85.12009-10 Tracy Snider 27 55-60 91.72010-11 Tracy Snider 26 29-32 90.62011-12 Katelyn Stuckey 26 80-99 80.82012-13 Kacee Hockenberry 24 58-73 79.5

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Three Point %: *Minimum 38 attemptsYear Player G 3FG 3FGA%1988-89 Kari Riebesell 23 17-57 30.01989-90 Mary Tressler 27 12-39 30.81990-91 Lissa Latina 24 14-45 31.01991-92 Nikki Bolte 23 39-107 36.41992-93 Katie Moeller 29 45-101 44.11993-94 Katie Moeller 30 61-158 38.61994-95 Mary Ellen Swartz 26 24-66 36.41995-96 Mary Ellen Swartz 31 21-54 38.91996-97 Tina Kerg 31 15-38 39.51997-98 Janda Higgins 30 39-95 41.11998-99 Dana Cummings 26 53-162 33.01999-00 Chris Altenburger 26 22-55 40.02000-01 Angie Benham 30 31-89 34.82001-02 Sarah Wheeler 28 20-46 43.52002-03 Sarah Wheeler 34 110-259 42.52003-04 Sarah Wheeler 29 100-231 43.32004-05 Sarah Wheeler 31 94-227 41.42005-06 Tristin Miracle 29 20-54 37.0 2006-07 Cassidy Wertman 29 92-248 37.1 2007-08 Kirsten Ruen 32 48-115 41.72008-09 Kirsten Ruen 31 47-129 36.42009-10 Tracy Snider 27 50-107 46.72010-11 Tracy Snider 26 46-102 45.12011-12 Kacee Hockenberry 26 25-71 35.22012-13 NA

Rebounding:Year Player G REB AVG1975-76 Josie Sifft 15 131 8.71976-77 Marilyn Greco 15 128 8.5 1977-78 Aleta Grinstead 16 185 11.61978-79 Aleta Grinstead 18 221 12.21979-80 N/A1980-81 P.J. Stiles 23 229 9.91981-82 P.J. Stiles 21 256 12.11982-83 Mary Kusan 22 179 8.11983-84 Mary Kusan 23 275 11.9 1984-85 Mary Kusan 23 257 11.11985-86 Mary Kusan 22 276 12.51986-87 Denise Bradley 19 200 10.51987-88 Angel Franken 23 137 5.91988-89 Beth Ann Horch 23 121 5.31989-90 Mary Tressler 27 177 6.61990-91 Mary Tressler 24 146 6.11991-92 Kelly Hovest 26 128 4.91992-93 Kelly Hovest 29 271 9.31993-94 Jenny Chapin 28 179 6.41994-95 Jenny Chapin 28 179 6.41995-96 Angie Kalb 31 291 9.41996-97 Michelle Welage 31 266 8.61997-98 Michelle Welage 30 239 8.01998-99 Julie Mueller 30 271 9.01999-00 Julie Mueller 36 289 8.02000-01 Julie Mueller 30 242 8.12001-02 Becky Richter 35 189 5.42002-03 Becky Richter 34 228 6.72003-04 Becky Richter 29 221 7.62004-05 Krissy Haines 27 167 6.22005-06 Krissy Haines 27 170 6.3 2006-07 Krissy Haines 31 271 8.72007-08 Krissy Haines 26 173 6.72008-09 Kirsten Ruen 31 178 5.72009-10 Summer Hale 25 205 8.22010-11 Summer Hale 26 172 6.62011-12 Abby Glover 26 237 9.12012-13 Melissa Scherpenberg 24 244 10.2

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Blocks:Year Player G BLK AVG1988-89 Janet Radich 23 47 2.11989-90 Gina Monroe 25 43 1.71990-91 Teena Clayton 24 6 .251991-92 Katie Moeller 28 7 .25 1992-93 Kelly Hovest 29 27 .931993-94 Jenny Chapin 28 9 .321994-95 Jenny Chapin 28 7 .251995-96 Angie Kalb 31 88 2.81996-97 Angie Kalb 31 107 3.51997-98 Angie Kalb 27 44 1.61998-99 Erika Englund 30 19 .631999-00 Michelle Welage 36 36 1.02000-01 Erika Englund 30 20 .672001-02 Becky Richter 35 32 .912002-03 Becky Richter 34 68 2.02003-04 Becky Richter 29 78 2.72004-05 Sarah Wheeler 31 13 .422005-06 Kayla Waller 29 15 .52 2006-07 Tristin Miracle 29 11 .382007-08 Kirsten Ruen 32 29 .912008-09 Kirsten Ruen 31 18 .582009-10 Summer Hale 25 17 .682010-11 Summer Hale 26 19 .732011-12 Meredith Fox, Abby Glover 26 6 .232012-13 Melissa Scherpenberg 24 32 1.3

Assists:Year Player G A AVG1988-89 Leslie Hannah 22 64 2.91989-90 Lisa Janusz 27 70 2.61990-91 Kari Riebesell 24 103 4.31991-92 Lisa Janusz 28 149 5.31992-93 Lisa Janusz 29 141 4.91993-94 Molly Disabato 30 117 3.91994-95 Molly Disabato 28 90 3.21995-96 Erin Littlepage 31 131 4.21996-97 Tina Kerg 31 130 4.21997-98 Michelle Welage 30 85 2.81998-99 Chris Altenburger 30 63 2.11999-00 Michelle Welage 36 84 2.32000-01 Leora Turner 30 72 2.42001-02 Leora Turner 34 99 2.92002-03 Amanda Lewis 34 118 3.52003-04 Amanda Lewis 29 116 4.02004-05 Tristin Miracle 31 106 3.42005-06 Tristin Miracle 29 112 3.92006-07 Tristin Miracle 29 162 5.62007-08 Jessie Carmack 32 152 4.82008-09 Melissa Hersey 31 123 4.02009-10 Melissa Hersey 27 149 5.52010-11 Melissa Hersey 26 125 4.82011-12 Meredith Fox 26 90 3.52012-13 Micaela Liddane 25 61 2.4

Steals:Year Player G S AVG 1988-89 Leslie Hannah 22 80 3.61989-90 Lisa Janusz 27 68 2.51990-91 Lisa Janusz 24 95 4.01991-92 Lisa Janusz 28 101 3.61992-93 Lisa Janusz 29 109 3.81993-94 Christine Batchik 30 47 1.61994-95 Christine Batchik 26 63 2.41995-96 Erin Littlepage 31 54 1.7 1996-97 Michelle Welage 31 89 2.91997-98 Michelle Welage 30 91 3.01998-99 Julie Mueller 30 51 1.71999-00 Michelle Welage 36 87 2.42000-01 Tracy Steinke 30 63 2.12001-02 Amanda Lewis 35 76 2.22002-03 Nicole Stone 34 65 1.92003-04 Amanda Lewis 29 77 2.72004-05 Brandy Caldwell 30 54 1.82005-06 Maggie Andrews 29 40 1.42006-07 Krissy Haines 31 45 1.52007-08 Jessie Carmack 32 35 1.12008-09 Amanda Ritzler 31 46 1.52009-10 Melissa Hersey 27 43 1.62010-11 Melissa Hersey 26 29 1.1 Summer Hale 26 29 1.12011-12 Christina Pentaudi 26 34 1.32012-13 Kacee Hockenberry 24 53 2.2

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NATIONAl/REGIONAl hONORS

NAIA All-American2003-04 - Becky Richter

Honorable Mention 1982-83 - Mary Kusan 1983-84 - Jackie Shough 1984-85 - Mary Kusan

Daktronics-NAIA All-America Scholar Athletes1983-84 - Jackie Shough1984-85 - Jackie Shough1984-85 - Mary Kusan1985-86 - Mary Kusan1987-88 - Angel Franken1993-94 - Katie Moeller1994-95 - Nichole Danuloff1996-97 - Angie Kalb1997-98 - Tina Kerg1999-00 - Elizabeth Straka1999-00 - Michelle Welage 1999-00 - Tracy Stienke2000-01 - Angie Benham2000-01 - Tracy Stienke2003-04 - Amanda Lewis2003-04 - Nicole Stone2005-06 - Tristin Miracle2006-07 - Tristin Miracle2006-07 - Megan Niese2008-09 - Amanda Ritzler2008-09 - Kirsten Ruen2009-10 - Summer Hale2009-10 - Kirsten Ruen2009-10 - Summer Swetlic2009-10 - Melissa Hersey

NAIA All-District 22 Team1982-83 - Mary Kusan1983-84 - Jackie Shough1984-85 - Mary Kusan1984-85 - Jackie Shough1985-86 - Mary Kusan1986-87 - Angel Franken1987-88 - Angel Franken1991-92 - Kari Reibesell

NAIA All-District 22 Honorable Mention1983-84 - Mary Kusan 1991-92 - Lisa Janusz

All-CONFERENCE AwARDS

Greater Ohio Athletic Conference All-GOACFirst Team1982-83 - Mary Kusan1983-84 - Mary Kusan1983-84 - Jackie Shough

1984-85 - Mary Kusan1984-85 - Jackie Shough1985-86 - Mary KusanSecond Team1986-87 - Tracey GallowayHonorable Mention 1985-86 - Angel Franken1986-87 - Denise Bradley

Academic All-GOAC1983-84 - Pudgie DiPietro1983-84 - Karen Taoffe1983-84 - Jackie Shough1984-85 - Jackie Shough1984-85 - Mary Kusan1985-86 - Mary Kusan1986-87 - Angel Franken

Mid-Ohio ConferenceMOC Freshman of the Year1996-97 - Michelle Welage

All-MOCFirst Team 1987-88 - Angel Franken1991-92 - Kari Riebesell1996-97 - Angie Kalb1996-97 - Michelle Welage1997-98 - Michelle WelageSecond Team 1986-87 - Angel Franken1988-89 - Mary Tessler1992-93 - Kelly Hovest 1993-94 - Katie Moeller1995-96 - Angie Kalb1995-96 - Erin Littlepage1997-98 - Janda HigginsHonorable Mention 1987-88 - Leslie Hannah1991-92 - Lisa Janusz1991-92 - Nikki Bolte1992-93 - Lisa Janusz1993-94 - Christine Batchik1994-95 - Jenny Chapin1994-95 - Christine Batchik1996-97 - Tina Kerg1997-98 - Julie Mueller All-MOC Freshman Team1996-97 - Michelle Welage 1997-98 - Julie Mueller

All-MOC Scholar-Athlete1988-89 - Patty Randall1993-94 - Katie Moeller1994-95 - Nikki Danuloff

American Mideast Conference*2002-07 AMC divided into North-South divisions

AMC Player of the Year2007-08 - Krissy Haines

AMC South Division Coach of the Year2006-07 - Nathan Bellman

All-AMC First Team 2000-01 - Julie Mueller 2001-02 - Amanda Lewis2002-03 - Sarah Wheeler2003-04 - Becky Richter2003-04 - Amanda Lewis2006-07 - Krissy Haines2007-08 - Krissy HainesSecond Team 1998-99 - Dana Cummings1998-99 - Julie Mueller1999-00 - Erika Englund1999-00 - Michelle Welage2002-03 - Nicole Stone2002-03 - Amanda Lewis2002-03 - Janel Swinehart2003-04 - Nicole Stone2004-05 - Sarah Wheeler2004-05 - Brandy Caldwell2005-06 - Krissy Haines2007-08 - Katalin Beck2008-09 - Amanda RitzlerThird Team 2006-07 - Cassidy Wertman2007-08 - Cassidy WertmanHonorable Mention 2000-01 - Erica Englund2001-02 - Jennifer Kish2001-02 - Becky Richter2003-04 - Sarah Wheeler2004-05 - Krissy Haines2006-07 - Katalin Beck2006-07 - Tristin Miracle2008-09 - Summer Hale2008-09 - Chelsea Rogers2008-09 - Kirsten Ruen

All-AMC NAIA Division II 1998-99 - Dana Cummings1999-00 - Julie Mueller

All-AMC Freshmen Team1998-99 - Chris Altenburger1999-00 - Janel Swinehart2004-05 - Krissy Haines

AMC Player of the Week1999-00 - Michelle Welage (1/10-/1/16)2001-02 - Amanda Lewis (1/28-2/3)2002-03 - Amanda Lewis (11/5-12/1)2002-03 - Janel Swinehart (12/16-12/22)2003-04 - Becky Richter (12/14-12/20)

hONOR ROll2003-04 - Amanda Lewis (1/18-1/24)2003-04 - Becky Richter (2/22-2/28)2006-07 - Krissy Haines (11/27-12/3)2006-07 - Krissy Haines (12/18-12/24) 2006-07 - Krissy Haines (1/15-/1/21)2007-08 - Katalin Beck (11/5)2007-08 - Cassidy Wertman (1/21)

All-AMC Scholar-Athlete1998-99 - Elizabeth Straka1998-99 - Rebecca Wright1999-00 - Elizabeth Straka1999-00 - Michelle Welage1999-00 - Angie Benham1999-00 - Tracy Steinke 2000-01 - Angie Benham2000-01 - Tracy Steinke2003-04 - Amanda Lewis2003-04 - Nicole Stone2005-06 - Tristin Miracle2007-08 - Amanda Ritzler2008-09 - Amanda Ritzler2008-09 - Kirsten Ruen

Association of Independent InstitutionsA.I.I. All-Conference Team2009-10 - Kirsten Ruen2009-10 - Tracy Snider2009-10 - Summer Hale

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceGLIAC All-Defensive Team 2010-11 - Abby Glover

GLIAC All-Conference Second Team2013 – Kacee Hockenberry

GLIAC All-Academic Excellence2010-11 - Rachel Billing2010-11 - Abby Glover2010-11 - Summer Hale2010-11 - Melissa Hersey2010-11 - Tracy Snider2010-11 - Summer Swetlic2011-12 - Meredith Fox2011-12 - Abby Glover2011-12 - Christina Pentaudi2011-12 - Gillian Roth2011-12 - Tracy Snider2011-12 - Katelyn Stuckey

GLIAC All-Academic2010-11 - Meredith Fox2010-11 - Katy Rasor2010-11 - Shelley Warren2011-12 - Katy Rasor

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESUlTS

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESUlTS*ODU score listed first

1998-99

11/7 Midway 91 42

11/17 Wilberforce 90 46

11/20 Glenville State 55 68

11/21 Davis & Elkins 75 55

11/24 Ohio Wesleyan 64 73

11/29 Maryville 68 65

12/2 Notre Dame 73 67

12/4 Rio Grande 49 68

12/5 Bethany 68 71

12/17 Urbana 61 85

12/19 Malone 69 56

12/29 Madonna 62 84

12/30 Albion 70 74


1/9 St. Vincent 60 68

1/12 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 80 94

1/16 Walsh 77 79

1/21 Urbana 60 80

1/23 Geneva 72 84


1/28 Ohio Valley 53 59

1/30 Cedarville 82 80

2/2 Shawnee State 52 87

2/6 Tiffin 74 70

2/9 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 82 75


2/17 Thomas More 56 69

2/20 Cedarville 70 82

2/23 Malone 73 66


Record: 12-18 AMC: 7-9

1999-00

11/16 Siena Heights A 83 77

11/19 Hiram N 71 53

11/20 Case Western Reserve A 100 69

11/23 Taylor H 74 76

11/27 LaGrange N 84 45

11/28 Savannah A 94 70

12/2 St. Vincent A 70 75

12/4 Point Park A 75 44

12/9 Denison A 64 70

12/11 Geneva H 82 49

12/16 Wilberforce H 110 49

12/20 Otterbein A 91 72

12/20 Marietta H 71 54

12/31 Kenyon H 54 55

1/4 Tiffin A 76 54

1/6 Muskingum H 72 46

1/8 Notre Dame A 76 35

1/11 Shawnee State H 78 63

1/13 Ohio Valley A 76 80

1/15 Malone A 64 55

1/18 Mt. Vernon Nazarene A 71 49

1/22 Malone H 75 54

1/25 Notre Dame H 87 36

1/29 Urbana A 81 75

2/1 Rio Grande H 70 81

2/3 Seton Hill H 81 49

2/5 Shawnee State A 51 68

2/8 Mt. Vernon Nazarene H 61 58

2/10 Urbana H 75 57

2/12 Cedarville A 76 63

2/17 Tiffin H 91 61

2/19 Walsh A 53 50

2/26 Walsh H 46 40


3/9 Holy Names N 67 52

3/10 Northwestern N 62 84


2000-01

11/17 North Carolina Central N 44 69

11/18 Felician N 79 66

11/19 Denison H 60 51

11/24 Spring Arbor N 76 83

11/25 Urbana N 66 50

12/2 Urbana A 69 62


12/8 Westminster N 71 69

12/9 Wooster A 78 65

12/14 Cedarville W 66 51

12/16 Wilberforce A 76 63

12/19 Palm Beach Atlantic A 72 80 OT

12/20 Barber-Scotia N 72 60

1/4 Walsh A 57 71

1/6 Tiffin A 68 51

1/10 Defiance A 77 85



1/18 Notre Dame H 68 66


1/25 Ursuline A 77 57

1/27 St. Vincent H 82 76 OT


2/3 Geneva H 56 49


2/8 Seton Hill A 77 91

2/10 Malone H 70 72

2/13 Rio Grande A 74 73

2/17 Central State H 57 72


Record: 18-12 AMC: 11-7



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RECORD BOOK2001-02

11/2 Taylor A 67 63

11/3 Indiana Wesleyan A 59 76

11/9 Trevecca Nazarene N 67 95

11/10 Milligan N 83 61

11/16 Missouri-St.Louis A 50 72

11/17 Fontbonne A 67 90

11/24 Ursuline H 77 33

11/27 Walsh H 71 62

12/1 Point Park H 67 45


12/8 Kenyon A 61 63


12/18 Taylor H 59 77

1/2 Wilmington A 50 78

1/4 Daemen A 76 45

1/5 Houghton A 83 86


1/12 Earlham H 87 42

1/15 Urbana H 63 49

1/19 Geneva H 79 43




1/31 Tiffin H 69 59


2/5 Urbana A 64 44

2/9 Cedarville H 75 87

2/12 Carlow A 68 66

2/14 Malone H 78 64

2/16 Roberts Wesleyan H 80 68


2/23 Malone H 83 76


3/7 St. Ambrose N 84 71

3/8 Hastings N 70 90

Record: 23-12 AMC: 17-3

2002-03

11/8 Indiana Wesleyan N 63 70

11/9 Taylor A 71 62

11/12 Marian H 58 68

11/15 Madonna N 70 68

11/16 Huntington A 67 59

11/22 Florida Gulf Coast A 58 75

11/26 Defiance H 71 57

11/30 Adrian N 79 67

12/1 Muskingum A 68 59



12/20 Westminster N 76 65

12/21 Roberts Wesleyan A 82 76

1/2 Tiffin A 56 59

1/4 Malone H 72 68

1/7 Walsh H 65 53

1/11 Urbana A 72 65





1/25 Michigan-Dearborn H 94 56

1/28 Walsh A 82 58


2/1 Malone A 79 66


2/8 Urbana H 67 66

2/13 Tiffin H 82 77



2/25 Geneva H 68 50

2/28 Tiffin H 79 65


3/13 William Jewell N 78 83


2003-04

11/14 Indiana Tech N 87 67

11/15 Marion A 59 65

11/21 Davis & Elkins N 78 81

11/22 Alderson-Broaddus A 110 72

11/29 Wilmington H 56 63


12/6 Columbia A 89 79

12/9 Robert Morris N Won by forfeit


12/19 Tiffin A 70 57

12/22 Taylor N 100 60

1/3 Malone A 72 63

1/8 Walsh H 65 75

1/10 Urbana H 75 68


1/15 Tiffin H 59 66




1/31 Malone H 74 70


2/7 Urbana A 70 59



2/17 Walsh A 65 57


2/24 St. Vincent H 76 59

2/27 Geneva A 67 51

2/28 Shawnee State N 84 67

3/11 Sterling N 76 85 OT


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RECORD BOOK2004-05

11/5 Missouri Baptist N 70 73

11/6 Illinois-Springfield N 74 83

11/12 Grace H 74 62

11/13 Carlow H 76 51

11/16 Kentucky Christian A 79 52

11/20 Huntington H 78 69

11/23 Michigan-Dearborn H 85 57


12/3 Spalding N 86 80

12/4 Bethel (Tenn.) A 67 65

12/7 Tiffin H 73 83

12/11 Malone A 63 78

12/18 Wilmington N 69 84

12/19 Maryville N 83 79

12/29 Union N 79 83

12/30 King A 85 82


1/8 Urbana H 89 70



1/18 Walsh A 79 88


1/25 Malone H 62 59

1/29 Urbana A 58 69




2/10 Tiffin A 51 49

2/12 Mt. Vernon Nazarene H 88 74 OT

2/15 Walsh H 79 69


Record: 16-15 AMC: 7-11

2005-06


11/12 Trinity Christian N 76 68

11/18 Ohio Valley N 88 85


11/26 Otterbein N 77 80

11/27 Centre A 77 65


12/2 Methodist N 92 65

12/3 Alma N 78 83

12/7 Tiffin A 84 100

12/10 Malone H 83 70

12/16 Interamericana A 80 78 OT

12/30 Taylor A 65 102

12/31 Huntington N 89 88


1/5 Tiffin H 83 72

1/7 Urbana A 76 56


1/14 Walsh H 70 74


1/24 Malone A 56 70

1/28 Urbana H 77 72





2/14 Walsh A 53 73

2/18 Wilberforce H 92 97 OT

Record: 15-14 AMC: 7-11

2006-07

11/4 Myers A 78 65

11/7 Point Park H 82 46

11/10 Trinity Christian N 61 57


11/14 West Virginia Tech H 71 93


11/18 Mt. Vernon Nazarene N 84 78


11/28 Tiffin A 70 65 OT

11/30 Campbellsville A 69 72

12/1 Loyola-New Orleans N 66 68

12/9 Malone H 78 75

12/16 West Virginia Tech A 74 81


12/29 Mount Union N 73 58

12/30 Ohio Wesleyan A 59 73

1/3 Rio Grande A 86 80 OT

1/6 Walsh A 79 67




1/20 Urbana H 78 70


1/27 Malone A 51 54



2/6 Tiffin A 62 61

2/10 Walsh H 92 67

2/15 Urbana A 80 55



Record: 20-11 AMC: 14-4



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RECORD BOOK2007-08

11/9 Brescia N 59 50

11/10 Olivet Nazarene A 69 63

11/13 Taylor H 107 64

11/16 Daemen H 98 94 OT

11/17 Indiana Tech H 95 46

11/20 Carlow A 57 29

11/30 Pikeville H 81 69

12/1 Concordia (Mich.) H 81 63

12/4 Taylor A 94 62

12/8 Northern Kentucky A 63 75

12/15 Concordia (Calif.) A 74 80

12/17 California Baptist A 67 69


1/5 Roberts Wesleyan A 75 83

1/8 Walsh H 75 66



1/19 Urbana A 51 52





2/5 Walsh A 64 65

2/9 Urbana H 85 58








3/13 Dakota State N 73 76


2008-09

11/7 Tennessee Wesleyan N 61 57

11/8 Union A 64 79


11/15 Huntington H 68 78

11/18 Urbana A 61 71 OT

11/25 Northwestern Ohio A 80 77 OT

11/29 Cornerstone A 67 65

12/5 Cincinnati-Clermont H 82 70

12/6 Carlow H 71 25

12/13 Cumberlands A 65 81

12/16 Goshen H 61 48

12/30 Marian N 73 80

12/31 Taylor H 66 76




1/10 Daemen H 68 62

1/13 Northwestern Ohio H 62 53






2/7 Walsh A 56 74


2/14 Malone H 72 42


2/21 Carlow A 66 43

2/28 Daemen H 69 68


3/12 Dickinson State N 44 77

Record: 19-12 AMC: 11-4

2009-10

11/13 Bethel (Ind.) N 70 71 2OT

11/14 Goshen A 91 58

11/20 Walsh A 56 71

11/21 Malone A 58 55

11/24 Concordia (Mich.) H 78 65

11/28 Cornerstone H 59 68


12/4 Midway H 93 61

12/5 Cincinnati-Clermont H 60 43

12/8 Ohio Valley A 54 55


12/18 Concordia (Mich.) A 54 66

12/19 Grace N 81 68


12/30 Olivet Nazarene N 115 111 OT

12/31 Trinity Christian A 81 56

1/12 St. Catherine H 77 59

1/19 Central State A 75 64

1/23 Marygrove H 76 44

1/27 Urbana H 55 54

1/30 Lake Erie A 53 84

2/2 Central State H 66 60


2/13 Lake Erie H 89 87 OT

2/22 Urbana A 48 72

2/26 Johnson & Wales N 67 44

2/27 Indiana-Northwest A 67 70

Record: 16-11

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2010-11

11/15 Seton Hill A 60 66

11/20 Butler A 50 59


12/2 Grand Valley State A 50 74

12/4 Ferris State A 64 70

12/9 Michigan Tech H 58 72

12/11 Malone H 70 77

12/16 Wayne State A 64 70

12/18 Findlay A 51 74

12/30 Northern Michigan H 55 54

1/3 Ohio Valley H 58 64

1/6 Hillsdale H 57 61 OT


1/12 Urbana A 67 55

1/20 Northwood A 37 59

1/22 Wayne State H 55 72

1/27 Lake Superior State H 46 55

1/29 Saginaw Valley State H 72 61

2/3 Ashland A 70 75

2/5 Lake Erie H 67 68

2/10 Hillsdale A 59 71

2/12 Findlay H 62 60

2/16 Urbana H 52 56

2/19 Tiffin H 46 59

2/24 Ashland H 44 64

2/26 Tiffin A 70 66

Record: 7-19 GLIAC: 5-14

RECORD BOOK2011-12

11/15 Malone A 53 43

11/19 Ursuline H 69 63

11/23 Molloy A 60 56

11/25 NYIT A 77 73

12/1 Grand Valley State H 76 58

12/3 Ferris State H 56 69

12/8 Michigan Tech A 42 59

12/10 Northern Michigan A 50 69

12/15 Wayne State A 56 74

12/17 Findlay A 56 78

12/29 Northern Kentucky A 32 61

12/30 Edinboro N 51 78

1/5 Tiffin A 44 66


1/14 Ashland A 50 72

1/19 Northwood H 60 59


1/26 Lake Superior State A 61 67

1/28 Saginaw Valley A 49 62

2/2 Ashland H 62 83


2/9 Hillsdale H 61 78

2/11 Findlay H 64 85


2/21 Urbana H 55 48

2/25 Tiffin A 56 67


2012-13

11/9 Notre Dame (OH) H 60 46

11/13 Salem International H 49 47

11/17 Urbana A 66 65

11/29 Saginaw Valley H 57 67


12/6 Ferris State A 56 69

12/8 Grand Valley A 38 65

12/13 Michigan Tech H 51 78

12/16 Northern Michigan H 46 54

1/3 Lake State A 63 61

1/5 Northwood A 59 66

1/10 Findlay A 37 67


1/17 Walsh H 59 69

1/19 Malone H 72 82

1/24 Ashland H 46 83


2/2 Tiffin A 50 67

2/7 Findlay H 45 58

2/9 Hillsdale H 67 59

2/14 Walsh A 64 56

2/16 Malone A 61 59

2/21 Ashland A 49 62



3/2 Tiffin H 63 51




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Ohio Dominican University is an accredited four-year liberal arts institution, founded in 1911 in the Catholic and Dominican traditions. The university has more than 3,100 students and offers undergraduate degrees in over 50 majors as well as six graduate degree programs. Ohio Dominican uses a student-centered approach, with a commit-ment to quality teaching and learning and a number of academic programs of distinction.

Academics are at the heart of everything done at Ohio Dominican University. Institutions of higher learning exist to provide education for their students, and that education starts in the classroom. It continues, of course, on athletic fields and in residence halls, in re-hearsals and clubs, in the library and the lab, but it begins with the relationship between students and their instructors.

ODU’s mission is grounded in our identity as a Catholic and Dominican liberal arts institution. The University’s motto - To contemplate truth and share the fruits of that contemplation with others - serves as our guiding principle of teaching and learning. ODU’s core curriculum, taken by all students, focuses on seven learning outcomes that collectively identify the institution’s expectations for what all students will be able to be and do as Ohio Dominican graduates. Additionally, students complete a sequence of courses in one of 50 undergraduate major areas of study including those in the arts, sciences, and professions.

Led by a talented faculty dedicated to excellence in teaching and committed to helping students learn, ODU’s student engagement model focuses on serving the whole student through personal attention and assistance in collaboration with the institution’s Divi-sion of Student Development. Ohio Dominican is fully accredited and offers academic programs at the baccalaureate and masters degree levels through five divisions: Arts and Letters; Social and Behavioral Sciences; Mathematics, Computer and Natural Sciences; Business; and Education.

The University is significantly expanding the level of on-campus student extracurricular activities and improving residential life. At the same time, Ohio Dominican has expanded

its extracurricular offerings, providing a greater number of on-campus activities for both residential and commuter students. A central focus has been the addition of a new Student Center and expansion of athletic programs, which attract student athletes and non athletes alike, and foster alumni participation.

Student organizations and activities at ODU offer events and activities that relate to areas of academic interest, student government, artistic performance, multicultural identity, media, athletic, social, honorary, religious and service organizations. Ohio Dominican student activities and events are open to all students.

Over the past 10 years, Ohio Dominican has followed an aggressive expansion plan for its facilities which include three new residence halls; additional sports and recreation facilities; development of Sunbury Road as a gateway to the campus; the new Bishop James A Griffi n Student Center and a new science facility, Battelle Hall.

In 2011 the students, faculty, staff, alumni, community leaders and friends celebrated the University’s Centennial anniversary. The Centennial theme, A Century of Transform-ing Lives, reflected on ODU’s Dominican heritage, history and tradition. This celebra-tion encouraged the University community to reflect upon the transformative effect that Ohio Dominican has had on the lives its faculty, students, alumni, staff and friends.

Ohio Dominican is focused on becoming the preeminent Catholic institution of higher learning, providing quality programs in both the liberal arts and the professions, com-mitted to the fundamental value of liberal education, and deeply rooted in its Dominican tradition. Ohio Dominican is known for its student-centered and innovative approaches to teaching and learning; its commitment to excellence in academic and co-curricular programs; its commitment to service and community responsibility; its outstanding campus facilities and resources; its global outreach in response to educational needs; and its reputation for distinction in values-based higher education.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

QUICK FACTS

Church Affiliation: Roman Catholic. Founded by the Congregation of Do-minican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs (now Dominican Sisters of Peace).

Motto: “To contemplate truth and to share with others the fruits of this contemplation.”

Campuses: Main Campus on Sunbury Road and Airport Drive, Tuttle Crossing (Adult degree programs offered at all campuses).

Undergraduate: Undergraduate degrees in 50 majors.

Degrees: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science.

Master’s Degrees: Master of Arts in Theology; Master of Business Ad-ministration*^; Master of Arts in Liberal Studies*; Master of Arts in TESOL; Master of Sport Science; other degrees in development.

* Available in a 4+1 format. ^Courses available online.

Undergraduate Costs: Tuition & Fees - $25,280 per year. Room and Board - $8,322 (based on room type)

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Photo Credits: Nationwide Realty Investors, Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus Blue Jackets/Nationwide Arena

With a population of 787,033 covering more than 210 square miles, Columbus is the larg-est city in Ohio and the 15th largest city in the United States. Columbus offers something special for everyone, from the No. 1 science center in the country at COSI and the nation’s No. 1 zoo at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to the lively Arena District, the hip Short North Arts District and historic German Village.

Ohio’s capital city, Columbus has a dynamic business climate, a commitment to diversity, exciting annual festivals and cultural events, and unique arts and entertainment opportu-nities. We also are proud to be the home of great professional, amateur and collegiate sports, including the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets, Major League Soccer’s Columbus Crew and Triple-A baseball’s Columbus Clippers. Other major annual sports events in Columbus include the Arnold Sports Festival & Fitness Weekend, PGA Memorial Tourna-ment at Muirfield, The Columbus Marathon and New Albany Classic Grand Prix.

Many nationally recognized companies began in Columbus, including Wendy’s In-ternational, Worthington Industries, CompuServe, Red Roof Inns, Bank One, Hun-tington Bancshares, Limited Brands, Nationwide Insurance, the Longaberger Com-pany and Bob Evans Farms, Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch and Express.

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Peter cimbolic, Ph.d. In the spring of 2010, the Ohio Dominican University Board of Trustees appointed Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D. as the 15th president of the institution. His official duties began July 1, 2010.

Before serving as ODU’s president, Dr. Cimbolic was Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Marywood University in Scranton, PA. He also served as a tenured full professor of psychology.

Since 2008 Dr. Cimbolic has also concurrently served as an Adjunct Professor of Neuroscience for The Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton; and from 2003 to 2007, as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and as a tenured Professor of Psychology at Bellarmine University, an independent Catholic university in Louisville, Kentucky.

From 1999 to 2003, he served as Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies for The Catholic University of America. Before that, he served as Director of the Counseling Center at Catholic University for 18 years, and as a tenured professor in the Department of Psychology.

Earlier in his career, Dr. Cimbolic served on the faculty and directed counseling centers at the University of North Texas and the University of New Hampshire.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Montclair State College; a master’s degree in Developmental Psychology from the Teachers College of Columbia University; and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri.

Dr. Cimbolic is an internationally known scholar who has published extensively. He is also the recipient of the District of Columbia College Personnel Association Lifetime Research Award for his outstanding contribution to knowledge in the profession.

Active in his community, he serves on the board of directors of the Wall Street West Higher Education Consortium funded in part by Workforce Innovation, U.S. Department of Labor; the Lackawanna Industrial Fund Enterprise (Scranton, PA), and the Scranton Tennis Club. He also served on the board of directors of the Louisville Health Enterprises Network; and as president of St. Mary’s Parish Council, Annapolis, MD.

Dr. Cimbolic has five children: Mrs. Christie Baker of Marblehead MA; Dr. Kathleen Gunthert of Silver Spring, MD; Peter Cimbolic of Baltimore, MD; and Brian Cimbolic of Odenton, MD. Dr. Cimbolic is the proud grandfather of four grandchildren. He, his wife Kristi and their son, Stephen, reside in Columbus.

General Information...................................1.800.955.OHIO

Fax ............................................................... 614.252.0776

Academic Affairs .......................................... 614.251.4730

Admissions .................................................. 614.251.4500

Alumni Office ............................................... 614.251.4617

Campus Ministry ......................................... 614.251.4567

College Operator .......................................... 614.253.2741

Financial Aid ................................................ 614.251.4640

International Office ....................................... 614.251.4646

Intramurals ................................................... 614.251.4531

Library ......................................................... 614.251.4752

Security ........................................................ 614.251.4700

Student Activities ......................................... 614.251.4726

Student Service Center ................................. 614.251.4550

Sports Information ....................................... 614.251.4577

University Relations ..................................... 614.251.4453

UNIVERSITY pRESIDENT

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i-670 to the odu campus...

• Exit I-670 at 5th Avenue (exit 7)

• Left to Nelson Road

• Right (North) on Nelson Rd. to Airport Dr./Leonard Ave.

• Left (West) to Sunbury Road (1st light)

• Right (North) on Sunbury Road to the 2nd light

• Visitor parking is on your left

getting to i-670...

From cleveland and points north...

• I-71 South to I-270 in Columbus

• I-270 East to I-670 West

• Exit I-670 West at 5th Avenue (exit 7)

From cincinnati and points south...

• I-71 North to I-670 in Columbus

• Exit I-670 East at 5th Avenue (exit 7)

Athletic Administration

Vice President of Student Development James (Jamie) Caridi ................................. 251-4596

Athletic Director Jeff Blair ..................................................... 251-4735

Athletic Director Emeritus Bill Blazer ................................................... 251-4710

Asst. AD/Senior Woman Administrator Sandy Rowley............................................. 251-4538

Director of Compliance Cindy Hahn ................................................ 251-4642

Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Timothy Walker ..................................... 251-4658

Athletic Administrative Assistant Elia Diaz .................................................... 251-4537

Sports Information Staff

Sports Information Director Scott Miles ................................................ 251-4577 [email protected]

Assistant Sports Information Director Ryan Beigle ................................................ 253-3482 [email protected]

Sports Information Graduate Assistant Sarah Twiggs .............................................. 251-4843 [email protected]

Sports Information FAX .............................. 252-2556

Athletic Training Staff

Head Athletic Trainer Jamison French.......................................... 253-4864 [email protected]

Assistant Athletic Trainers JR Bonham................................................. 253-4864 [email protected]

Tyler Congrove, ......................................... 253-4864 [email protected]

Coaches

Baseball Paul Page ................................................... 251-4535 [email protected]

Basketball - Men’s Dan Evans .................................................. 251-4533 [email protected]

Basketball - Women’s Lynsey Warren............................................ 251-4564 [email protected]

Track & Field/Cross Country - Men’s and Women’s Paul Benedict ............................................. 251-4537 [email protected]

Football Bill Conley ................................................. 251-4556 [email protected]

UNIVERSITY DIRECTIONS

Golf - Men’s and Women’s Chris Deibel ............................................... 253-3481 [email protected]

Soccer - Men’s Willy Merrick.............................................. 251-4531 [email protected]

Soccer - Women’s Jonathan Meade ......................................... 251-4635 [email protected]

Softball Marcella Vanlandingham ............................ 251-4532 [email protected]

Tennis - Men’s and Women’s Ryan Beigle ................................................ 253-3482 [email protected]

Volleyball Sandy Rowley............................................. 251-4538 [email protected]

From Pittsburgh and points east...

• I-70 West to I-270 Columbus

• I-270 North to I-670

• Exit I-670 West at 5th Avenue (exit 7)

From dayton and points west...

• I-70 East to Columbus

• I-71 North to I-670 East

• Exit I-670 at 5th Avenue (exit 7)



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panther Field Football, Men’s and women’s Soccer

Ohio Dominican University continues to demonstrate progressive improvement to its athletic facilities with the addition of Panther Field. Built in 2004, our newest athletic facility is home to our football team and men’s and women’s soccer teams as well as our club level lacrosse team. To withstand the wear and tear of constant use, Panther Field is equipped with the latest in artificial surfaces, SprinTurf®. The field has a seating capacity of 1,750 with a 42-foot press box located at the top of the home bleachers. Recent additions to Panther Field include bleachers on the guest side of the field with a capacity of 500 and a building that houses a ticket office, concession stand and restrooms. Lights were also recently added to the facility, an addition that makes Panther Field one of the finer facilities of its size in the Midwest. The new facility replaced ODU’s former natural grass soccer complex and is located next to Alumni Hall on the west side of campus.

Alumni hall Men’s and women’s Basketball, Volleyball

Opened in 1989, Alumni Hall has a seating capacity of 3,000 and is the home of the women’s volleyball and the men’s and women’s basketball teams. Alumni Hall was given a much needed renovation and expansion in 2009-10. One full-length bas-ketball court was added, the hardwood was resurfaced, and bleachers were added to the far side of the court.

After the renovation all of the coaches now have an office on the second floor of Alumni. There are also several rooms that coaches may utilize to review game tape, hold team meetings and meet with future and current Panthers. Some of the other amenities in Alumni Hall are four locker rooms, the Black and Gold Room, a spa-cious conference room, a refurbished weight room that is available to both students and student-athletes, and an athletic training room. Alumni Hall has the capability of accommodating three regulation size basketball and volleyball courts.

panther Courts Men’s and women’s Tennis

Also on the grounds of the Ohio Dominican Sports Complex west side location are six regulation size tennis courts complete with lights. The courts were recently re-surfaced with a blue Latex-ite® coating that resembles the courts that host the U.S. Open Championship. The tennis courts are enclosed with a green chain link fence to accommodate the Panther men’s and women’s tennis teams.

panther Valley/Frank Damian FielD Baseball

First time visitors are pleasantly surprised by the hidden beauty of Panther Valley as they descend upon ODU’s prized baseball diamond. Sunken well below street-level and masked by plentiful trees, the only evidence of what awaits below is the echoing “ping” of aluminum bats meeting baseballs. The field is complete with a batting cage, home bullpen beyond the left field line and a visitor bullpen along the right field line. A recent addition to Panther Valley is a state-of-the-art scoreboard complete graphics and animatronics. Panther Valley has developed year-by-year to the point that it is now considered one of the finest college baseball facilities in the country.

panther Softball Field

Over the years Panther Softball Field has evolved into one of the nicest facilities in the state of Ohio. The brick dust field is routinely praised by Panther opponents as the epitome of what a field should be. With its dimensions of 210 to the corners and 225 to straight away center, this softball complex features enclosed dugouts, a scoreboard, bullpens beyond the left field line, and an underground irrigation system.

hitting Facility

Located next to the softball field is the hitting facility for both the baseball and soft-ball teams. The hitting facility provides a place for both teams to refine their skills through the harsh Central Ohio weather. With the retractable nets, the hitting facility contains three batting cages complete with pitching mounds and pitching machines.

panther Training Facility

Along with the addition of the new stadium in 2004, the Panthers added a 7,500 square foot training facility west of the main parking lot. The facility is equipped with the latest in hammer strength weight training equipment and ODU’s second athletic training room. Offices for athletic training personal are also located in the new facility.

Jefferson Country Club

The Panthers are fortunate to call the Jefferson Country Club their home. The highlight of the Jefferson neighborhood is the spectacular Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed golf course that opened for play in 1992. Jones created one of his most unique and challenging courses on this magnificent site. Jefferson Country Club is located on a 372 acre reserve in prestigious Jefferson Township.

Cumberland Trail Golf Club

ODU also plays on Cumberland Trail. The course, designed by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, opened in 1999 and measures up to 7,205 yards from the back tees. Known for its excellent conditioning and difficult design, Cumberland Trail ranks fourth in Central Ohio among public golf courses, according to Mid Ohio Golfer, and received 3.5 stars from Golf Digest. The greens at Cumberland Trail are considered by many to be the finest in the Columbus area and challenge even the best putters.

Golf practice Facilities

ODU golfers have the ability to practice year round at the Golf Depot, located in Gahanna, Ohio. The Golf Depot features a driving range with a two acre of hitting area and four target greens to aim shots, covered/heating hitting bays, and a short game improvement area.

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Sandy Rowley - Senior woman Administrator

A former Ohio Dominican student, assistant coach, and now in her 25th season as head coach of the Panther volleyball team, Sandy Rowley embodies the Panther persona.

Rowley has been a fixture in the Panther athletic department. As part of ODU’s transition to the NCAA Division II, Rowley also serves as the Senior Women’s Administrator and Assistant Athletic Director for the Athletic Department. As the SWA, Rowley oversees the Panther Student Athletic Advisor Committee (SAAC) along with other administrative duties.

Since her first season in 1989, Rowley has been a staple on the Panther bench and in the ODU community. A friendly and demanding coach, Rowley has guided the Panthers to 13 winning seasons, including seven straight from 1994-2000, and 18 conference tournament appearances. In 1995, Rowley directed ODU to a program-record 35 victo-ries, including 18 in conference play, which is also a program record. The team has won at least 20 matches 12 times during her tenure, including two of the past three years.

Rowley’s tremendous dedication and hard work of developing young student-athletes over the years culminated with her 400th win on Oct. 4, 2008, as the Panthers defeated Grace College, 3-1, in Winona Lake, Indiana.

In her 24 seasons at the helm of the ODU volleyball team, Rowley has coached 17 NAIA Academic All-Americans, 46 All-Conference Academic performers, 68 All-Conference selections and 15 All-Freshman Team players. Her dedication to the collegiate athlete has been proven time-and-time again on and off the court.

Rowley and her husband Jeff live in New Albany, Ohio, with their three daughters, Lyndsay, Jennifer and Kelsey.

Bill Blazer – Athletic Director Emeritus Director of Athletic Development

Bill Blazer began his tenure as Ohio Dominican’s fifth Athletic Director in August of 2004 and moved to the role of Director of Athletic Development in 2011. During his time as the Athletic Director at ODU, the Panthers won 14 conference titles and qualified for 12 national tournaments. Off the field, the Athletic Department has set high academic standards for its students as the athletes have earned a higher combined GPA then the general student body.

Prior to taking over the athletic department at ODU, Blazer spent 14 years at Urbana University, where he served as Athletic Director, Men’s Golf Coach and a tenured Associate Professor in the Division of Business and Economics.

Blazer has served the NAIA as a Region IX representative on the Council for Affiliated Conferences and Independents since 2003. He has also served as chairman of the Mid-States Football Association in 2000 and again in 2006 and was chairman of Men’s Golf in the American Mideast Conference for nine years. Blazer is also a member of the United States Golf Association and serves on the Board of Directors with the Ohio Publinx Golf Association.

In 2007-08, Blazer was named NAIA Region IX Athletic Director of the Year and was recognized at the Marriott Convention Center in Kansas City, Missouri at the NAIA Athletic Directors Association annual meeting. Recently, Blazer was named the NAIA Northeast Region Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year for 2008-09. The 29 winners from all divisions were recognized during the 44th Annual NACDA Convention at the James J. Corbett Luncheon at the World Center Marriott Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Blazer received his Bachelor’s degree from Bowling Green State University in business administration and his Master’s degree in teacher education from Wright State University.

Jeff Blair - Athletic Director

Jeff Blair enters his third year as Ohio Dominican’s athletic director and his 13th year overall working at the university.

The Bellefontaine, Ohio native played a critical role in ODU’s successful transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II and entrance into the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 2010. Currently, he is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the athletic department and its 18 varsity intercollegiate sports while serving as a member of the ODU Director’s Council, as well as on the Compliance, Athletic and Hall of Fame Committees.

The Panther athletic programs reached new heights in the 2012-13 year, with the men’s tennis and men’s golf teams qualifying for the NCAA Tournament and a record-number of student-athletes achieving a 3.0 GPA.

Blair was hired as Ohio Dominican’s sports information director in 2000. He was elevated to the position of assistant athletic director in 2005, a role he held until 2010 when he was named the acting athletic director. He was promoted to the full-time athletic director role in 2011.

Blair is a 1998 graduate of the University of Findlay, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in sports management and was a four-time varsity baseball letterwinner. He went on to earn his Masters of Business Administration degree from Findlay as well, spending a year as a graduate assistant with the baseball team and a year with the sports

information office.

Before arriving at Ohio Dominican, Blair volunteered on the regional crew for ESPN’s College GameDay, assisting the production crew for game day operations in the Midwest. In 2001, he was honored by the College Sports Information Directors of America for publications excellence, winning second place for men’s and women’s soccer media guides.

Blair currently resides in Columbus with his wife Lori, his son Mason and his daughter Abby.

Jamie Caridi – Vice president of Student Development

James “Jamie” Caridi joined the senior administrative team at Ohio Dominican University as Vice President for Student Development and Dean of Retention in August 2007.

As vice president for student development, Caridi oversees Athletics, Campus Ministry, Student Activities, Counseling and Health Services, Multicultural Affairs, International Affairs, Student Leadership and Success, Career Services, and Residence Life. Since 1998, Caridi has held a series of positions in student development at St. Vincent College (PA), most recently serving as Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students where his responsibilities included managing all Student Affairs areas and functions, strategic planning, residence hall construction and rehabilitation, Student Leadership, Service Learning and Student Housing.

Caridi holds a bachelor’s degree in Biology from St. Vincent College and a master’s degree in Higher Education from Geneva College. He is currently working on his doctoral degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

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The Great Lakes Intercolle-giate Athletic Conference(GLIAC), founded in 1972, hasbeen a leader in the advance-ment and promotion of inter-collegiate athletics for men andwomen for 40 years.

The charter members of theGLIAC were Ferris State University, Grand Valley StateUniversity, Lake Superior State University, Northwood Uni-versity (then Institute), and Saginaw Valley State University.

Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with the additionof Oakland University in 1974. Hillsdale College, NorthernMichigan University, and Wayne State University were ac-cepted as members in 1975. In 1977, the conference lost itsfirst member when Northern Michigan withdrew. MichiganTechnological University filled the vacancy when it became amember in 1980. After the 1986-87 season, Northwood leftthe conference and was replaced by Northern Michigan.Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.

After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as asponsored sport. The conference schools sponsoring footballjoined the members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference informing the football-only Midwest Intercollegiate FootballConference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.

After nine years as one of the premier conferences in DivisionII football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1,1999. With the merger, the University of Indianapolis becamean associate member as a football-only school.

The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96 school year.Prior to that time, all GLIAC member institutions were locatedin the state of Michigan. On Dec. 14, 1994, membership wasoffered to three schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania.The expansion members were Ashland University of Ash-land, Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst College,both located in Erie, Pennsylvania. All three schools begantheir membership July 1, 1995.

On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to The Universityof Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. UF replaced OaklandUniversity, which withdrew from the conference after the1996-97 season as it moved to NCAA Division I status.

The GLIAC membership changed again when Tiffin Univer-sity of Ohio joined the conference in the 2008-09 academicyear. Tiffin was offered membership on June 20, 2007. Theaddition of Tiffin left the GLIAC with 12 full-time members asGannon and Mercyhurst moved to the Pennsylvania StateAthletic Conference after the 2007-08 season.

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceThe GLIAC entered a new era during the 2009-10 academicyear. Commissioner Tom Brown, who had presided over theleague for 17 years, retried on June 30, 2009. The longestserving commissioner in the history of the GLIAC, Brownexpanded the conference from 10 full members to 14 fullmembers and two associate members. Also under his leader-ship, the conference has grown to offering championships in 21sports while rising to prominence on the national level asGLIAC teams and student-athletes have achieved successboth in the classroom and on the fields of play.

The Conference entered another new era on July 1, 2010 whenLake Erie College of Painesville, Ohio, and Ohio DominicanUniversity, located in Columbus, joined the GLIAC.

The policy-making body of the GLIAC is the ManagementCouncil, which is comprised of three representatives fromeach member institution – its director of athletics, facultyathletics representative and senior woman administrator.

The presidency of the GLIAC Management Council is rotatedalphabetically by school, with Suzanne Sanregret, Director ofAthletics at Michigan Technological University, serving asGLIAC President in 2011-12. Dr. Glenn Mroz, President ofMichigan Technological University, will serve as the chairper-son of the GLIAC Presidents Council this year.

The GLIAC made history in 2009 when it hired Dell Robinsonas Commissioner. Robinson became the first ethnic minority toserve as D-II commissioner of a non-historically black collegeor university conference when he began his duties on July 1,2009.

Assisting Robinson are: Penny Cook, Asst. Commissioner forCompliance/SWA, Jeff Ligney, Asst. Commissioner for Me-dia Relations; Denise Gross, Assistant to the Commissioner;Mike McCann, Supervisor of Football Officials; Kim Vieira,Supervisor of Soccer Officials; Jeanne Skinner, Supervisor ofVolleyball Officials; Rob Doss, Supervisor of Women’s Bas-ketball Officials; Bill Ek, Supervisor of Men’s BasketballOfficials; and Rich Fetchiet, Assignor of Baseball Umpires.

John Hoekje 1971-72 to 1978-79Herbert “Pete” Peterson 1979-80 to 1984-85Tom Donahue 1985-86 to 1986-87Vern Norris 1987-88 to 1991-92Tom Brown 1992-93 to 2008-09Dell Robinson 2009-10 to present

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athletic trainers

Jamie French is entering his 10th year as the Head Athletic Trainer for Ohio Dominican University.

French came to ODU after working for eight years (1996-2004) at Reynoldsburg High School as its Head Athletic Trainer. French also has four years of experience (1993-1996) as an athletic trainer with the Chillicothe Paints Baseball Club and the Hagerstown Suns, a Class A minor league baseball affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.

French received a bachelor’s degree in Sports Medicine/Athletic Training from Wilming-ton College in 1994. He is a Certified Athletic Trainer and Licensed Massage Therapist and recently received his Performance Enhancement Specialist Certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

French, a native of Chillicothe, currently resides in Canal Winchester with his wife, Melissa, and two sons, Gabriel and Evan.

JR Bonham is entering his 10th year at ODU as the Assistant Athletic Trainer. In that role, he assists Head Athletic Trainer Jamie French in all duties of the Athletic Training department.

Prior to coming to ODU, Bonham worked as an athletic trainer for Columbus Public Schools at the high school level. From 2003-2004, he was the Head Athletic Trainer for Walnut Ridge and Independence High Schools, where he coordinated athletic training for 27 interscholastic athletic teams.

Bonham received a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training in 2003 from Otterbein Col-lege. While at Otterbein, he worked as a student athletic trainer for the Cardinals under head athletic trainer Charles Goodwin. He has been a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Ohio Athletic Trainers Association since 2002.

Bonham finished his masters of science in exercise science and health promotion with an emphasis in sports psychology from California University of Pennsylvania in 2009.

A native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Bonham is a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School. He currently resides in Columbus.

Tyler Congrove joined Ohio Dominican’s sports medicine team as an assistant athletic trainer in 2012.

Congrove had spent the past two summers working as the head athletic trainer for sum-mer collegiate baseball teams in the Chillicothe Paints (2011) and Thomasville HiToms (2012). A native of Circleville, Ohio, he spent two years as a graduate assistant at UNC-Greensboro, where he worked with the volleyball and men’s and women’s track and field teams.

Congrove received his Master’s of Science in kinesiology with a concentration in sports medicine from UNC-Greensboro. He completed his undergraduate work at nearby Ot-terbein College, where he also ran cross country and track.

Congrove currently resides in New Albany.

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Documents

2013-14 Ohio Dominican Women's Basketball Information Guide