2004 Newcomers - Truman State University

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2004 Truman State University Football
2004 Newcomers
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Table Of Contents
Cover
Truman State University
Location: Kirksville, Mo.
Founded: 1867
Enrollment: 6,000
Nickname: Bulldogs
Colors: Purple & White
Field: Pershing Arena
Capacity: 2,400
Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association (NCAA Div. II)
President: Dr. Barbara Dixon
Director of Athletics: Jerry Wollmering
Athletics Phone: (660) 785-4235
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: John Sloop
Alma Mater (Yr.): Maryville (1991)
Record At Truman: 42-65 (.392) 4 years
Overall Record: Same
Office Phone: (660) 785-4459
Best Time To Call: Early afternoons
2004 Team Information
2003 Overall Record: 10-17
Conference Record/Finish: 3-15 (9th)
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/4
Team History
First Year of Basketball: 1972
All-Time Record: 332-455 (32 years)
Last Postseason Opponent/Result:
Emporia State L 110-93 in Regional Finals
(1998-99)
Athletics Media Relations
100 E. Normal, Kirk Building 215
Kirksville, Mo. 63501
Daniel Newton, Media Relations Coordinator
Work: (660) 785-778
Home: (660) 665-3262
Cell: (660) 341-8924
Email: [email protected]
Basketball Press Box: (660) 785-4127
Media Relations Fax: (660) 785-7475
Website: gobulldogs.truman.edu
Media Guide Credits
Editor: Kevin White
Copy & Design: Kevin White, Daniel Newton, &
Katie Livesay
Photography: Tim Barcus, Public Relations
Cover: Becky Niles, Truman Publications
Printing: Truman Center for Printing and
Publications
2004 Bulldog Women’s
Basketball
Schedule ................................................................1
Basketball Quick Facts ........................................1
KRES/Media Outlets ............................................2
Season Preview ....................................................3
Head Coach John Sloop......................................4
Assistant Coach/Support Staff ..........................5
2004-05 Roster ....................................................6
Sarah Sommer ......................................................7
Annie Westhoff ....................................................8
Kelli Floyd ............................................................9
Jamie Huffman ..................................................10
Ali Long/Megan Patti ........................................11
Natalie Schupbach/Noelle Peterson ..............12
Newcomers..........................................................13
2003-04 Season-In-Review
Season Review....................................................14
2003-04 Results and Leaders ..........................14
2003 Statistics....................................................15
Highs and Lows..................................................16
Awards/Records/History
Individual & Team Records..............................17
Pershing Arena Records ..................................18
Records by Class ................................................19
Miscellaneous Team Records ..........................20
Single Game Leaders ........................................21
Who Wore The Numbers/All-Time Coaches..22
Single Season Leaders ......................................23
Career Leaders ..................................................24
Year-by-year Leaders ........................................25
1,000 Point Club................................................26
Year-by-year Stats ..............................................27
Program History ................................................28
Bulldogs in the Post-Season ............................29
Awards/Letterwinners ......................................30
Year-by-year scores ......................................31-33
Series Records ....................................................34
MIAA/Truman
MIAA/Past Champions......................................35
MIAA Composite Schedule ..............................36
2003-04 MIAA Standings/Statistics/Awards..37
Truman State University ..................................38
Truman Athletics ..............................................39
Athletics Facilities..............................................40
2004-05 Schedule
Thurs., Nov. 11
Mon., Nov. 15
Fri., Nov. 19
Sat., Nov. 20
Tues., Nov. 23
Tues., Nov. 30
Thurs., Dec. 2
Wed., Dec. 8
Sat., Dec. 11
Sat., Dec. 18
Wed., Dec. 29
Sun., Jan. 2
Wed., Jan. 5
Sat., Jan. 8
Wed., Jan. 12
Sat., Jan. 15
Wed., Jan. 19
Sat., Jan. 22
Tues., Jan. 25
Sat., Jan. 29
Wed., Feb. 2
Sat., Feb. 5
Wed., Feb. 9
Sat., Feb. 12
Wed., Feb. 16
Sat., Feb. 19
Wed., Feb. 23
Sat., Feb. 26
Th.-Su. March 3-6
Iowa (Exhibition), 7:00 p.m.
Harris-Stowe (Mo.), 7:30 p.m.
vs. Minnesota-Duluth#, 5:00 p.m.
vs. Quincy/Florida Tech#, 2 or 4:15 p.m.
Iowa Wesleyan, 7:30 p.m.
@ Lincoln (Jefferson City, Mo.), 7:30 p.m.
Quincy (Ill.), 7:30 p.m.
Rockhurst (Mo.), 7:00 p.m.
Lincoln (Mo.), 1:30 p.m.
@ Drury (Springfield, Mo), 7:00 p.m.
@ Missouri Southern (Joplin)*, 5:30 p.m.
@ Pittsburg State (Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
Missouri-Rolla*, 5:30 p.m.
Emporia State (Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
@ Missouri Western (St. Joesph)*, 5:30 p.m.
Washburn (Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
@ Northwest Missouri (Maryville)*, 5:30 p.m.
Central Missouri*, 1:30 p.m.
@ Southwest Baptist (Bolivar, Mo.)*, 5:45 p.m.
Missouri Southern*, 1:30 p.m.
Southwest Baptist (Mo.)*, 5:30 p.m.
@ Central Missouri (Warrensburg)*, 1:30 p.m.
Northwest Missouri*, 5:30 p.m.
@ Washburn (Topeka, Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
Missouri Western*, 5:30 p.m.
@ Emporia State (Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
@ Missouri-Rolla*, 5:30 p.m.
Pittsburg State (Kan.)*, 1:30 p.m.
MIAA Tournament, (TBA)
All Times Central
* - MIAA Game
# - Quincy/Subway Tip-Off Tournament (Quincy, Ill.)
2004 Truman State University Women’s Basketball
Kevin White, Assistant Athletics Director
Communications & Operations
(Women’s Basketball Contact)
Work: (660) 785-4276
Home: (660) 665-0853
Cell: (660) 626-7920
Email: [email protected]
The 2004-05 Bulldog seniors Sarah Sommer,
Annie Westhoff, Kelli Floyd & Jamie
Huffman:
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Media
Brad Boyer and Ken Kujawa
KRES 104.7 FM, the Superstation, enters its 10th season as
the official ‘Voice of the Bulldogs’.
KRES broadcasts Truman football as well as the men's and
women's basketball games.
Brad Boyer, Hank Janssen and Kevin White bring the thrill
and excitement of Truman basketball to fans throughout the listening area.
Boyer, KRES’s sports director, handles play-by-play, while commentary is provided Janssen and White. Boyer brings 16 years of
basketball experience to the airwaves and has won 11 Missouri
Broadcaster Awards. Boyer has also served as the president of
the Northeast Missouri Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Association. He is a native of Memphis, Mo. and a graduate of
Scotland County High Schoo. Janssen brings 25 years of Bulldog
athletics broadcast experience to the headsets. White assists on
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commentary on women’s broadcasts and has been covering the
women’s program on the radio for 10 years.
Basketball broadcasts begin 20 minutes before each game. A
talk with the head coach highlights the pregame show. At the
half, a recap and a look at other Bulldog sports action. After the
game, Boyer conducts a live interview with the coach.
If you are out of the listening area, KRES also provides free
live webcasts of Bulldog games on the internet. Go to the Truman
web page at gobulldogs.truman.edu for details or click on to
www.regionalradio.com.
The KRES sports department has earned several awards, from
the Missouri Broadcasters Association, including a certificate of
merit for its play-by-play of the 1997 Truman-Central Missouri
double overtime football game. It was the second award for
Truman football broadcasts for KRES.
The station has also earned three awards for its Bulldog basketball broadcasts, including a first-place finish for Boyer for his
play-by-play of a triple over-time elite eight game in 1999.
The broadcasts of Bulldog games can also be heard by calling
Teamline at 1-800-846-4700 and using the Bulldog access code, 6350.
You are billed reasonably and according to how long you listen.
Truman Media Outlets
Newspapers
The INDEX
100 E. Normal, SUB
Kirksville, MO 63501
(660) 785-4449
FAX: (660) 785-7601
The Daily Express
Bud Schrader
110 E. McPherson
(660) 665-2808
FAX: (660) 665-2608
Quincy Herald
Whig
Rodney Hart
130 South 5th St.
P.O. Box 909
Quincy, IL 62306
(800) 373-373-9444
FAX: (217) 221-3395
The Ottumwa
Courier
213 W. 2nd Street
Ottumwa, IA 52501
(515) 684-4611
FAX: (515) 684-7834
St. Louis PostDispatch
900 N. Tucker Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63101
800-365-0820
FAX: (314) 340-3070
Kansas City Star
1729 Grand Blvd.
Kansas City, MO
64108
(816) 234-4355
FAX: (816) 234-4360
Radio
Television
Wire Service
KRES
Brad Boyer
300 West Reed
Moberly, MO 65270
(660) 263-1600
FAX: (660) 269-8811
KTVO
Sports Director
Television Park
P.O. Box 945
(660) 627-3333
FAX: (660) 627-4766
SportsTicker
Final Scores:
1-800-367-8935
FAX: 1-800-336-0383
KIRX, KRXL &
KTUF
John McConnell
P.O. Box 130
(660) 665-7748
FAX: (660) 665-0711
KTRM
100 E. Normal, SUB
(660) 785-4506
KHQA
Chris Duerr
301 S. 36th Street
Quincy, IL 62301
(217) 222-6206
FAX: (217) 222-5078
WGEM
Chris Broughton
513 Hampshire St.
Quincy, IL 62301
(800) 728-6600
FAX: (217) 224-5786
Associated Press
Kansas City
800-852-4844
FAX: (816) 421-3590
Season Preview
Sarah Sommer
Sommer was the floor general last season, she started every game and led the
team in many areas including points,
scoring average, blocks, and free throws.
Sommer was named to the first-team allMIAA squad last season.
After a season ending injury, Annie
Westhoff is back and looking for action.
“While it was terrible to see her go down
last year, having her back with Sommer
could be a lot of fun,” said Sloop.
Jamie Huffman started all but five
games last season and led the team in
field goal percentage. “She has the potential to be an all-conference player in this
league, I’m excited that she has one more
opportunity to do it.”
Junior Ali Long will share some point
guard duties with Floyd. Long averaged
23.6 minutes a game last season, while
hitting .750 from the free-throw line.
There are three sophomores returning
to the team. Noelle Peterson played in 15
of the 27 games last season. She provides
depth and athleticism. “Her game continues to improve.”
Natalie Schupbach played in 25 games
last season, earning three starts. “She is
really intriguing, she’s an athletic kid, the
quicker she can adjust, the more opportunity she will have to compete for playing
time and I’d really like to see her in the
mix.”
Megan Patti played in 26 of the 27
games last season, scoring in double figures three times. She “seems to be quicker and stronger, it looks like her ball handling has improved,” Sloop added. “In the
middle of the conference season last year,
she gave us some valuable minutes off of
the bench, she’s one of those in the
guard rotation who will be competing for
increased playing time.”
Sloop is looking for big things to come
from the newest members of the team.
“I expect them to show up, play hard
every day, and contribute. The quicker
they get adjusted and acclimated will give
us an opportunity to improve overall as a
basketball team.”
Freshman Katie Fowler joins the team
this year. “She’s an extremely good ball
handler, with her size and athleticism she
has the versatility to play three, possibly
four positions,” stated Sloop.
Twins Candace and Carmen McGee
will help out at guard. Sloop noted
“Candi can shoot the ball from the
perimeter, that has been one of our weak-
nesses over the past few years. Carmen is
a slasher, she has taken the bigger defensive responsibilities, she’s versatile. Both
of the girls are quick, hard working, and
aggressive.”
Callie Sears “is probably the strongest
kid we’ve got in the program, she’s got
the versatility to play two or three different positions,” Sloop said.
Truman is looking forward to testing
themselves throughout the non-conference schedule and an always-tough conference slate.
The Bulldogs will open up the season
with an exhibition game at the University
of Iowa on Nov. 11th. The home opener
will be four days later on Nov. 15th
against Harris-Stowe (Mo.).
Truman will head again to the Quincy
University (Ill.) Tip-Off classic where they
could meet up with the Hawks who went
to the NCAA Elite Eight last season.
Following the classic, the Bulldogs will
play four of their last six non-conference
games in Pershing. They will face Quincy
again on Dec. 2, and play NCAA national
runner-up, Drury (Mo.) to end a tough
non-conference season.
“Conference play will be as brutal as
ever,” said Sloop. “That’s part of the reason people come here to play.”
The MIAA has had a great reputation
for women’s basketball and this season is
no different. The conference powerhouses
of Emporia (Kan.), Missouri Western and
Washburn (Kan.) were joined by last season’s tournament champion runner up,
Northwest Missouri State in the NCAA
regional tournament last season.
Truman will play a balanced conference schedule starting with a road trip to
Missouri Southern and Pittsburg St. (Kan.)
on Dec. 29 & Jan. 2. The conference season winds down with a home game
against Pittsburg St. on Feb. 26th. Once
again the MIAA conference tournament
will be held in Municipal Auditorium in
Kansas City on March 3-6.
With an optimistic attitude and a
strong set of leaders, the Bulldogs are
looking to have a great season.
“The expectation for this season is to
show up every day and work hard, give
everything we’ve got,” said women’s head
coach John Sloop. “The goal is to win as
many games as possible and to be the
best basketball team that we can be.”
Sloop returns for his fifth year on the
bench for the Bulldogs. He has a overall
record of 42-65 for a .392 win percentage.
The Bulldogs return seven letterwinners and four starters from last season’s
squad. Truman finished the 2003-04 season with a 10-17 overall record.
The team has been working hard
throughout the off season to improve
their individual games. There are several
new, young guards who will bring fresh
blood to the Bulldog basketball team.
However, Sloop states the biggest thing
is for the Bulldogs to get healthy.
“We’ve got a couple of returning seniors coming off of surgeries. If they can
get healthy and we can stay healthy as a
team, that would be a big help to us.”
With four returning seniors, the
Bulldogs have a strong set of leaders for
this season. Kelli Floyd has played in
every game the past three seasons and
has started every game the last two seasons. Floyd had a season high 16 points
against Southwest Baptist and has been
working hard to improve her game,
specifically from a shooting standpoint.
“She’s a terrific leader, her leadership and
ball handling is going to be important for
us as a basketball team,” stated Sloop.
Coming off of surgeries are Sarah
Sommer and Annie Westhoff, a powerful
duo who can play inside and outside.
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Head Coach
John Sloop became
the eighth head coach in the
31-year history of the
Truman women’s basketball
program in July of 2000.
Sloop had spent the five previous years as the assistant
for the Truman men's basketball team.
In his first season as
taskmaster for the Bulldog
women, Sloop’s team posted
nine wins, the same number
of wins as his 2002-03
squad. (He led last year’s
team to its second-straight
MIAA postseason tournament
appearance, its fifth appear-
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ance in the last six years.)
His experience with the Truman men includes an
NCAA Division II Final Four appearance in 1999, as well as
some of the top names in Missouri college and high school basketball.
After Sloop graduated from Maryville University in St. Louis
in 1991, Sloop served under Charlie Spoonhour for one season
at Southwest Missouri State University before moving to St.
Louis University with Spoonhour for the next two seasons.
He was an assistant coach at Southwest Missouri State
University during the 1994-95 season for Mark Bernsen. While
at Division I SMSU, Sloop assisted in nearly every aspect of the
program, including recruiting, scouting and on-the-floor coaching.
He began his coaching career while still in college. After a
career-ending ankle injury, he was hired by his former high
school basketball coach as an assistant at Lafayette High School
in St. Louis. While at Lafayette, Sloop also directed summer basketball camps for boys and girls in kindergarten through high
school age. In 1992, he served as head coach of the Springfield
Kings, a 16-and-under Amateur Athletic Union team.
Sloop's duties as the men’s assistant at Truman included
recruiting, organizing practice sessions, on-the-floor coaching,
strategy development, scheduling, travel arrangements, video
and monitoring academic progress of student-athletes. He was
also a member of the NABC Assistant Coaches Board of
Directors.
Sloop File
John Sloop’s Resume
- BS, Business Management (Maryville University, 1991)
- President’s Cup Recipient
Previous Coaching Experience
1988-91 Assistant Basketball Coach
Lafayette High School
1991-92 Basketball Manager
Southwest Missouri
1992
Head Basketball Coach
Springfield Kings-Under 16
Amateur Athletic Union
1992-94 Senior Basketball Manager
Saint Louis University
Southwest Missouri
Head Coaching Record
School
Overall
Conf.*
Truman
9-17
4-14
Truman
14-13
7-11
Truman
9-18
5-13
Truman
10-17
3-15
Overall
42-65 (.392) 19-53 (.263)
* Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
Year
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Sloop vs. 2004-05 Opponents
Opponent
W
L
Harris-Stowe (Mo.)
0
0
Minnesota-Duluth
0
0
Florida Tech
0
0
Quincy (Ill.)
2
1
Iowa Wesleyan
0
0
Lincoln (Mo.)
4
0
Drury (Mo.)
0
3
Missouri Southern
5
3
Pittsburg State (Kan.)
2
6
Missouri-Rolla
6
2
Emporia State (Kan.)
1
7
Missouri Western
0
9
Washburn (Kan.)
2
7
Northwest Missouri
2
6
Central Missouri
1
7
Southwest Baptist (Mo.)
0
8
Place
9th
8th
8th
8th
Assistant Coach/Support Staff
Marne Fauser, a former Truman women's basketball player, returned to the court in 2000, as the
Bulldogs' assistant coach.
In addition to her on the floor coaching duties,
Fauser serves as recruiting coordinator and camp
director. She’s also responsible for film exchanges,
travel plans and scouting reports for the team.
Fauser was a two-year letterwinner for the
Truman women from 1996-98 after playing her first
two years at Illinois Central College in East Peoria.
Prior to returning to Truman, she served as a
basketball and volleyball coach at Oak Grove West
Middle School in Bartonville, Ill., and was employed
as a social studies teacher at Illini Bluffs High
School.
While at Truman, Fauser served as team co-captain and was an honorable mention all-conference
performer in 1996-97. The team's leadership award
recipient in 1997-98, she served on the Captain's
Round Table in 1996 and graduated from Truman in
1998 with a bachelor's degree in psychology.
Fauser started 45 of 53 career games for the
Bulldogs, averaging 29.9 minutes, 7.7 points and 4.9
rebounds per game. She also recorded 67 career
steals and was a career .441 field goal shooter (160of-363).
As a junior, Fauser connected on 48 percent of
her shots while starting 24 of 26 games. Her senior
year, she finished second on the team in steals (41).
Emily Turnbull
Student Assistant Coach
The four-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs will now assist
with the coaching duties in the 2004-05 season.
Turnbull nearly doubled her career numbers during her senior
season. She had 181 points coming into the 2003-04 campaign
and added 172 to her total following the season. Emily led the
team in three-point field percentage hitting 42% on 37-of-88
shooting.
She played in 105 games for her career and averaged just over
four points per game.
Emily has been an MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll
honoree as an exercise science major.
Stephanie Beran will assist the Bulldogs this season as Student
Manager. Beran is a Truman freshman majoring in business, from
Victor, Iowa. She was all-conference and KGRN all-area Team for
Basketball, all-conference and all- district for Volleyball, and allconference, all-district, and state participant for Track.
Stephanie also recieved several academic titles, including academic all-conference in basketball, volleyball, and track for four
years, as well as softball for one year. She was a member of NHS
and an honor roll student.
Stephanie was an active member of her community, participating in 4-H for eight years, as well as being crowned the 2004
Iowa County Fair Queen, and a Youth Council Member for three
years.
Her brother Matt Beran was a four-year letterwinner for the
Bulldog men’s basketball team from 2001-2004.
Stephanie Beran
Student Manager
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Rosters
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
2
3
4
10
11
12
14
22
23
24
30
33
Name
Katie Fowler
Kelli Floyd ***
Noelle Peterson #
Candace McGee
Sarah Sommer **
Callie Sears
Ali Long **
Natalie Schupbach
Carmen McGee
Annie Westhoff ***1
Jamie Huffman ***
Megan Patti
Pos.
G/F
G
F
G
F
G/F
G
G/F
G
F
C
G
Ht.
5-10
5-7
5-11
5-8
6-1
5-10
5-9
5-9
5-8
6-0
6-1
5-7
Yr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Hometown (Previous Schools)
Unionville, Mo. (Putnam County)
Kirksville, Mo. (Kirksville)
Mason City, Iowa (Mason City)
Longview, Ill. (Heritage)
Sparland, Ill. (Midland (Bradley))
Bethalto, Ill. (Civic Memorial)
Lebanon, Mo. (Lebanon)
Wyoming, Ill. (Stark County)
Longview, Ill. (Heritage)
Webster Groves, Mo. (Webster Groves)
Independence, Mo. (Francis Howell Central)
Towanda, Ill. (Normal Community)
Assistant Coach: Marne Fauser
Student Assistant: Emily Turnbull
Athletics Trainer:
* Number of letters earned
1 Previously Redshirted
# Returning Squad Member
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
6
No.
3
2
30
14
10
23
33
4
22
12
11
24
Name
Kelli Floyd
Katie Fowler
Jamie Huffman
Ali Long
Candace McGee
Carmen McGee
Megan Patti
Noelle Peterson
Natalie Schupbach
Callie Sears
Sarah Sommer
Annie Westhoff
Yr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Ht. Pos.
5-7
G
5-10 G/F
6-1
C
5-9
G
5-8
G
5-8
G
5-7
G
5-11
F
5-9 G/F
5-10 G/F
6-1
F
6-0
F
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Natalie Schupbach . . . . . . . . . . .Shoo-bahk
SQUAD BREAKDOWN
Players By Position
Players By Class
Players By Location:
Centers (1):
30 Jamie Huffman
Freshmen (4):
2
Katie Fowler
10 Candace McGee
12 Callie Sears
23 Carmen McGee
Illinois (6):
10 Candace McGee
11 Sarah Sommer
12 Callie Sears
22 Natalie Schupbach
23 Carmen McGee
33 Megan Patti
Forwards (6):
2
Katie Fowler
4
Noelle Peterson
11 Sarah Sommer
12 Callie Sears
24 Annie Westhoff
Guards (8):
2
Katie Fowler
3
Kelli Floyd
10 Candace McGee
12 Callie Sears
14 Ali Long
23 Carmen McGee
33 Megan Patti
Sophomores (3):
4
Noelle Peterson
33 Megan Patti
Juniors (1):
14 Ali Long
Seniors (4)
3
Kelli Floyd
11 Sarah Sommer
24 Annie Westhoff
30 Jamie Huffman
Iowa (1):
4
Noelle Peterson
Missouri (5):
2
Katie Fowler
3
Kelli Floyd
14 Ali Long
24 Annie Westhoff
30 Jamie Huffman
Sarah Sommer
Sarah Sommer
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SENIOR FORWARD 6-1
SPARLAND, ILL. (MIDLAND/BRADLEY UNIV.)
2003-04 First-Team All-MIAA
2003-04 MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll
2003-04: Sommer was the eighth Bulldog and first since 200102 to be named first-team all-MIAA ... lead the team in many
areas, including field goals (148), field goals attempted (344), 3point field goals (38), 3-point field goals attempted (113), free
throws (102), free throws attempted (135), defensive rebounds
(116), blocks (39), points (436) ,and scoring average (16.1)...
scored several career highs, including 26 field goals attempts
against Washburn, 12 3-point field goals attempts vs. Lincoln, 15
free throws made against Washburn, 18 free throws attempted
over Washburn, 11 rebounds against both Rockhurst and Central
Missouri, six assists against Emporia State, five blocks against
Southwest Baptist, and four steals against Quincy ... scored in
double-figures 23 times ... was perfect from the free throw line
in seven games.
2002-03: Sommer proved to be a key addition to the Bulldogs,
providing consistent scoring ... started 25 of the team’s 27
games, leading the team in three-point percentage (.396) freethrow percentage (.806) and blocks (8) ... scored a career-high
36 points in an overtime game against Missouri Southern on 11of-19 shooting from the field, including four three-pointers, and
a had perfect 10-of-10 showing from the free throw line ... her
team season-high 36-point effort tied for the fifth-best single-
game outing ever by a Bulldog ... had 22 points in second game
of season vs. Westminster when she was perfect from the field
(8-of-8), from the arc (5-of-5) and from the line (1-of-1) ... scored
in double-figures 18 times ... was perfect from the free throw
line in 12 games ... had two blocks at Northwest Missouri on
Feb. 5 ... had three steals vs. Missouri-Rolla on Feb. 19 ... completed the year ranked sixth on the Truman single season list for
best three-point field goal percentage, and 14th among Bulldog
career three-point leaders (47) ... led or tied for the lead in scoring in nine games and tied for the lead in rebounding once.
Bradley University: Sommer was named to the Missouri Valley
Conference all-freshman team ... led the team with a shooting
percentage of 50.9 ... was second on team in scoring (9.4 ppg)
and rebounding (4.6 rpg).
High School: Sommer was a four-time all-conference selection
and Heart of Illinois Class A Player of the Year her senior year ...
named third-team all-state and first-team all-area as a senior ...
was a first-team all-star at the 1998 Blue Star Midwest Showcase.
Personal: Born July 2, 1981, in Peoria, Ill. ... the daughter of
Randall and Elaine Sommer ... an exercise science major.
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
Year
G/GS FG/FGA FG% 3FG/A
2002-03 27/25 120/266 .451 38/96
2003-04 27/27 148/344 .430 38/113
Totals 54/52 268/610 .439 76/209
3FG% FT/FTA
.396
58/72
.336 102/135
.364 160/207
FT%
.806
.756
.773
PTS AVG
336 12.4
436 16.1
772 14.3
36
11
26
5
12
15
18
11
6
5
4
Missouri Southern, 1/25/03
Missouri Southern 1/25/03
Washburn, 2/14/04
Westminster, 11/26/03 & Rockhurst 12/4/03
Lincoln 2/23/04
Washburn, 2/14/04
Washburn 2/14/04
Rockhurst 12/4/03, CMSU 1/24/04
Emporia St. 1/10/04
Southwest Baptist, 1/28/04
Quincy, 11/15/03 & Missouri-Rolla 2/25/04
Reb AVG PF/D AST TO BK ST MIN
103 3.8 80/4 48 72 8 16 779
185 6.9 82/3 60 92 39 42 852
288 5.3 162/7 108 164 47 58 1,631
Career Numbers
7
Annie Westhoff
24
Annie Westhoff
SENIOR FORWARD 6-0
WEBSTER GROVES, MO. (WEBSTER GROVES)
2002-03 ALL-MIAA Second Team
8
2003-04: Westhoff was only able to play three games before she
suffered a season-ending injury... scored 14 points and grabbed 6
rebounds against both Lincoln and William Penn.
2002-03: Westhoff had her best season as a Bulldog, earning
second-team all-MIAA status after averaging a team high 15.7
points per game ... her 6.3 rebounds per game ranked second on
the team ... scored in double-digits 23 times including a stretch
of 13 straight games to conclude the season ... scored a careerhigh 30 points against Missouri-Rolla on 10-of-15 shooting in 29
minutes of action on Feb. 19 ... was the MIAA Athlete of the
Week for Feb. 24 ... finished sixth in the MIAA in scoring average, 10th in rebounds per game and seventh in field goal percentage (.430) ... led the team in steals, free throws made, free
throws attempted, three-pointers made and three-pointers
attempted ... had six games with 20 or more points ... had three
double-doubles, including grabbing 10 rebounds and scoring 20
points vs.UMR on Jan. 22 ... was 8-of-8 from the line Pittsburg on
Feb. 15 ... made 4-of-8 three-pointers vs. Washburn on Feb. 1 ...
made 11-of-20 field goals vs. Southwest Baptist on Feb. 26 ...
shot above .500 in eight games .... finished 15th on the ‘Dogs’
single-season points list, and was tied for 10th in three-pointers
made ... completed the year ranked 13th among Truman career
scoring leaders, and 16th in career rebounding ... led the team
or tied for the lead in scoring in 13 games and in rebounding 10
times.
2001-02: Westhoff started 11 games, including the last nine ...
had 10 double-digit scoring games, including a 19-point perform-
ance vs. Northwest Missouri ... had a team season-high of 11 free
throw attempts vs. Kentucky State and tied for the team season
highs with eight made free throws vs. KSU and four steals vs.
Quincy ... finished third in team scoring and tied for 33rd in the
conference ... second on the squad with 24 steals.
2000-01: Westhoff made 21 starts and finished third on the
team with 10.2 points per game ... led the team in scoring four
times and in rebounding once ... had 12 double-figure scoring
efforts, including 21 points vs. Pittsburg State on Jan. 27 ... had
her only double-double vs. Rockhurst with 16 points and 11
rebounds ... led the team in steals (36) ... finished second on the
team with 100 field goals and was fourth in rebounding.
High School: As a senior, Westhoff was a first-team all-conference pick as well as the league’s player of the year ... first-team
all-West County and honorable mention all-metro ... recipient of
the Ray Moss Award for outstanding female senior athletes, the
Statesman Award and earned St. Louis Post Dispatch prep sports
player of the week honors ... a two-time team MVP and co-captain ... set the school record for single game points (38), and was
second in career points (1,446) and single season steals (105),
third in career rebounds (704) and steals (252) and third and
fourth on the single season points list (525 & 467) ... also participated in volleyball and was first-team all-conference.
Personal: Born April 27, 1982, in Webster Groves, Mo. ... the
daughter of Rodger and Ann Westhoff ... an exercise science/preeducation major ... her biggest sports thrill was winning the district championship.
Career Numbers
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
Year
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
TOTAL
26/21 100/237 .422
3/15
27/11 88/234 .376 11/61
27/14 150/349 .430 47/136
3/2
14/43 .326
3/13
83/48 352/863 .408 64/225
3FG% FT/FTA
.200
47/77
.180
47/66
.346
75/105
.231
2/5
.284 171/253
FT%
.610
.712
.714
.400
.676
30 Missouri Rolla, 2/19/03
11 Southwest Baptist, 2/26/03
21 Southwest Baptist, 1/28/03
4 Washburn, 2/1/03
9 Missouri Western, 2/12/03
8 Kentucky St. 12/15/01; Pittsburg St., 2/15/03
11 Kentucky St. 12/15/01
11 St. Joseph’s, 11/24/00
5 Missouri Southern, 1/6/01
2 St. Joseph’s, 11/24/00; Pittsburg St., 1/27/01
5 Washburn, 3/6/03 (MIAA postseason tourney)
PTS AVG
250 9.6
234 8.7
425 15.7
33 11.0
942 11.3
136 5.2 85/6 47 82 6 36 617
111 4.1 63/1 32 64 1 24 563
171 6.3 63/3 40 72 3 45 716
17 5.7 11/6
0
7 1
4
75
435 5.2222/16 119 225 11 109 1944
Kelli Floyd
Kelli Floyd
SENIOR GUARD 5-7
KIRKSVILLE, MO. (KIRKSVILLE)
3
2003-04 MIAA Commissioner’s Academic
Honor Roll
2003-04: Floyd had a strong season with the ‘Dogs... started all of the 27 games... scored a season high against
Southwest Baptist... scored in the double-figures five times...
was perfect from the free-throw line in five games... led the
team in assists (64)... upped her average to 7.1 points per
game... shot over .400 from the field in eight games... had a
season-high five rebounds against Missouri-Rolla and sent
the Jan. 7 game against the Miners into overtime by making
a layup in the final minute of regulation time.
2002-03: Floyd was the only Bulldog to start every game of
the season, averaging 5.8 points and 2.4 assists per game as
the floor general for the ‘Dogs ... scored a career-high 16
points against Washburn on 4-of-4 shooting from the threepoint arc in a 76-71 victory on Feb. 1 ... led the team in
minutes played and assists ... pulled down seven rebounds
and had five assists against Missouri Southern, playing all
45 minutes in the overtime contest on Jan. 25 ... had four
double-digit scoring games ... was perfect from the line in
six games, including a 4-for-4 performance in the MIAA
championships ... a member of the MIAA commissioner’s
academic honor roll.
2001-02: Performed in every game as a true freshman ...
had her only double-digit scoring outing vs. Pittsburg State,
including making 2-of-4 shots from beyond the arc ... made
4-of-4 free throws vs. Northwest Missouri on Jan. 9 and vs.
Missouri-Rolla on Feb. 20 ... had five assists vs. Park and
three steals vs. Missouri-Rolla on Jan. 23.
High School: Floyd earned first-team all-conference and alldistrict recognition her junior and senior seasons and was
second-team all-state as a senior in basketball ... she was
also a first-team all-conference softball player three times ...
Floyd set records for assists in a season (13 7), and career
assists (412) and three-point field goals (103) ... her basketball team was the district champion her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons and sectional champs during her
freshman and junior years.
Personal: Born April 18, 1983, in Kirksville, Mo. ... the
daughter of Robert and Marilyn Floyd ... a biology major.
Points
16
Field Goals 6
FG Att.
14
3pt Made 4
3pt Att.
6
Free Throws
FT Att.
7
Rebounds 7
Assists
7
Blks
1
Steals
3
Washburn 2/1/03 & SBU 1/28/04
MSSU, 2/22/03, Drury, 12/2/03, NWMS 1/21/04
MSSU 2/23/03, Drury 12/2/03
Washburn 2/1/03
Northwest Missouri 2/5/03
5 Southwest Baptist 1/28/04
Southwest Baptist 1/28/04
Missouri Southern 1/25/03
Westminster 11/26/02
Four Times, recently Missouri-Rolla 1/7/04
Seven Times, recently Central Missouri 1/24/04
Year
2001-02 27/0
24/72 .333 10/36
2002-03 27/27 57/155 .368 12/52
2003-04 27/27 75/218 .344 15/62
TOTAL 81/54 156/445 .351 37/150
3FG%
.278
.231
.242
.246
FT/FTA
31/47
30/48
28/39
89/134
FT%
.660
.625
.718
.664
PTS
89
156
193
493
AVG
3.3
5.8
7.1
6.1
42 1.6 46/0 45 40 0 10 521
73 2.7 51/0 66 46 2 24 871
45 1.7 36/9 64 60 3 24 790
160
2 133/9 175 146 5 58 2182
Career Numbers
9
Jamie Huffman
Jamie Huffman
30
SENIOR CENTER 6-1
INDEPENDENCE, MO. (FRANCIS HOWELL CENTRAL)
2003-04: Huffman started 22 of the 27 games... had the
highest field goal percentage (.457) ... shot perfect from the
free throw line in ten games ... scored in the double digits in
13 times ... scored a career high of 19 points against
Emporia ... had a career high of six assists against Lincoln.
2002-03: Played in 25 games as the Bulldogs’ highest scoring reserve ... shot a team-best 47.7 percent from the field
during the season ... scored a career-high 14 points in the
Bulldogs’ overtime win against Central Missouri on Dec. 30
... scored 10 points and pulled down a season-high eight
rebounds in 23 minutes of action against Missouri Western
on Feb. 12 ... tallied double-digit scoring games four times ...
went 8-of-10 from the line vs. Central Missouri in the MIAA
opener ... had two blocks vs. Washburn on Feb. 1.
Northwest Missouri on Jan. 9 ... had four assists vs. Park ...
was 7-of-9 and 8-of-10 from the line vs. Graceland and KSU,
respectively .. tied for the team season-high with eight made
free throws vs. Graceland.
High School: Huffman was a first-team all-conference basketball player as a senior ... named to the GAC all-academic
team the last three years ... the first female athlete at her
school to go to state in three sports as she also participated
in golf, track and swimming.
Personal: Born Dec. 30, 1982, in Atchison, Kan. ... the
daughter of Michael and Claudette Huffman ... an
English/pre-education major.
2001-02: Huffman played in 15 games as a true freshman
before missing the remainder of the season with a knee
injury ... had her only double-digit scoring game vs.
Kentucky State with 12 points ... had seven boards vs.
Greenville (Ill.) ... had her only two blocked shots vs.
10
Career Numbers
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
14
5
9
0
1
8
10
8
4
2
3
Central Missouri, 12/30/02
Emporia St., 2/8/03
Westminister, 11/26/02
Pittsburg St., 1/19/02
Kentucky St.,, 12/15/01 & CMSU 12/30/02
Kentucky St., 12/15/01 & CMSU 12/30/02
Missouri Western, 2/12/03
Park, 12/8/01
Northwest Missouri, 1/9/02; Washburn 2/1/03
William Penn, 12/4/03
Year
G/GS FG/FGA FG%
2001-02 15/0
14/31 .452
2002-03 25/0 51/107 .477
2003-04 27/22 101/221 .457
TOTAL 67/22 166/359 .462
3FG/A
0/1
0/0
0/0
0/1
3FG% FT/FTA
.000
22/36
.000
43/64
.000
73/99
.000 138/199
FT%
.611
.672
.737
.693
PTS AVG
50 3.3
145 5.8
275 10.2
470 7.0
40 2.7 30/1
9 18 2
4 124
81 3.2 60/3 12 44 7 15 319
126 4.7 81/3 33 70 8 18 532
247 3.7 171/7 54 132 17 37 975
Ali Long
Ali Long
Career Numbers
JUNIOR GUARD 5-9
LEBANON, MO. (LEBANON)
14
MIAA Commissioner’s
Academic Honor Roll
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
11William Penn, 12/14/03 & SBU 1/28/03
2 William Penn 12/4/02 & Mo. Western 2/12/03
4 Three times, recently Pittsburg St. 1/3/04
4 Missouri Southern 2/22/03
5 Missouri Southern 2/22/03
8 Pittsburg St. 2/15/03
6 Mo. Southern 2/22/03 & SBU 2/26/03
1 Three times, recently Pittsburg St. 2/28/04
3 Three times, recently William Penn 11/23/03
2003-04: Long started 16 of 22 games as guard... had five assists against
Susquehanna and Southwest Baptist... had two or more steals in six
games... shot 68.8% from the line and was 2-for-2 in four games.
High School: Long was a first-team all-district selection as a junior and
senior ... named first-team all-conference her last three years ... led her
team in assists and steals all four years ... an academic all-state selection.
2002-03: Long worked her way into a starting position after coming off
the bench for the first half of the season ... started the team’s last 12
games, averaging over four points per game during that span ... scored a
season-high 11 points against William Penn on Dec. 4 and Southwest
Baptist, Jan. 28, her only double-digit scoring games of the year ... finished
tied for third on the team in assists with 40 ... pulled down eight
rebounds and had three assists against Pittsburg State on Feb. 15 ... had
six assists in the final two regular season contests ... was 4-of-5 from the
line vs. Missouri Southern on Feb. 22 ... made two three-pointers in two
games ... was 4-for-4 from the field vs. William Penn and made 5-of-9 vs.
Southwest Baptist on Jan. 28 ... had three steals in two games.
Personal: Born Nov. 17, 1983, in Festus, Mo. ...the daughter of Lynn and
Susan Long ... an undeclared major ... her sister, Carrie, was a two-time
first-team all-MIAA forward at Southwest Baptist from 1998-2002.
Year
G/GS FG/FGA FG%
2002-03 27/12
31/92 .337
2003-04 27/16
27/87 .310
Totals 54/28 58/179 .324
3FG/A
8/36
9/43
17/79
3FG%
.222
.209
.215
FT/FTA
21/41
15/20
36/61
FT%
.512
.750
.590
Megan Patti
PTS
91
78
169
AVG
3.4
2.9
3.1
30 1.1 41/2 40 65 0 22 673
59 2.2 52/1 44 50 3 25 637
89 1.6 93/3 84 115 3 47 1,310
Career Numbers
33
2003-04: Patti had a strong season as a Freshman... played in 26 games...
scored in the double digits three times, with her best score being 13
points against Northwest Missouri... shot perfect from the free throw line
in three games... ended the season with the teams highest free throw percentage (.824).
13
4
10
3
7
4
4
7
3
1
1
Northwest Missouri, 2/11/04
CMSU, 1/24/04 & Northwest Missouri, 2/11/04
SBU, 2/2/04 & Northwest Missouri, 2/11/04
Central Missouri, 1/24/04
Emporia St., 2/21/04 & Pittsburg St., 2/28/04
Suffolk, 12/22/03
Suffolk, 12/22/03 & Northwest, 2/11/04
Southwest Baptist, 2/2/04
Missouri Southern, 1/31/04
Missouri Rolla, 2/25/04
Eight times, most recently, Lincoln, 2/23/04
the year ... captain as a senior ... lettered three years in softball.
Personal: Born Sept. 3, 1984, in Greeley Colo. ... the daughter of Kurt
and Kellie Patti ... a visual communication major.
High School: Patti was a four-year starter and averaged 14.6 points, 1.7
rebounds and 2.0 assists a game as a junior guard, shooting 41% from the
field and 81.4% from the free throw line with 34 three-pointers and 34
steals ... as a sophomore, she averaged 13 points a game and sank 50
three-pointers ... named first-team all-conference her final three seasons ...
all-state honorable mention her sophomore and junior years, and a thirdteam pick as a senior ... first-team all-area by the Pantagraph her last two
seasons and second-team as a sophomore ... Pantagraph class AA player of
Year
2003-04
TOTAL
G/GS
26/0
26/0
FG/FGA FG%
26/92 .283
26/92 .283
3FG/A
16/57
16/57
3FG%
.281
.281
FT/FTA
14/17
14/17
FT%
.824
.824
PTS
82
82
AVG
3.2
3.2
20
.8 22/0 14 29 1
8 375
20
.8 22/0 14 29 1 8 375
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
SOPHOMORE GUARD 5-7
TOWANDA, ILL.
(NORMAL COMMUNITY)
11
Noelle Peterson/Megan Patti
Career Numbers
Natalie Schupbach
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
Steals
SOPHOMORE FORWARD 5-9
WYOMING, ILL. (STARK COUNTY)
22
6 Three times, recently Missouri Western, 2/18/04
1 Three times, recently Pittsburg State, 2/28/04
2 Three times, recently Pittsburg State. 2/28/04
2 Northwest Missouri, 2/11/04
2 Quincy, 11/15/03; Northwest Missouri 2/11/04
11 Central Missouri, 2/7/04
3 Central Methodist, 11/24/03
1 Central Missouri, 2/7/04
2 Susquehanna, 12/21/03
Personal: Born Oct. 5, 1984, in Peoria, Ill. ... the daughter of Paul and
Deb Schupbach ... a nursing major.
2003-04: Schupbach played in 25 games her first year as a ‘Dog... started 3 games... grabbed a total of 53 rebounds, 11 of them against
Central Missouri State University on 2-7-04... scored 33 points total, 7
of them against Missouri Western.
High School: Schupbach set the single season record for points (558)
and rebounds (414) in 2002-03 ... second all-time in scoring with 1,059
career points and holds career rebounds record (842) ... averaged 19.2
points and 14.3 rebounds, shooting 32.4% from long range, 46.1% from
the field and 62.8% from the line as a senior ... third-team Associated
Press all-state her senior year, as well as an honorable mention all-state
pick by the Champaign-Urbana News Gazette ... Peoria Journal-Star
female player of the year and Star Courier athlete of the year in 2003
... named to the Lincoln Trail conference first-team as a junior and senior ... Stark County all-tournament team and a Journal Star Class A allstar third-team her junior season ... received team award for best offensive player.
Year
2003-04
Totals
G/GS
25/3
25/3
FG/FGA FG%
13/41 .317
13/41 .317
3FG/A
3/9
3/9
3FG%
.333
.333
FT/FTA
4-7
47
FT%
.571
.571
PTS
33
33
Noelle Peterson
12
53 2.1 17/1 10 19 1
4 189
53 2.1 17/1 10 19 1 4 189
Career Numbers
SOPHOMORE FORWARD 5-11
MASON CITY, IOWA (MASON CITY)
Points
Field Goals
FG Att.
3pt Made
3pt Att.
Free Throws
FT Att.
Rebounds
Assists
Blks
4
2003-04: Peterson got her feet wet as a Bulldog... played in 15 games
for a total of 26 minutes... played seven minutes against Missouri
Western on 2-18-04... grabbed her first rebound against Central
Methodist... has one assist, one blocked shot, and one steal.
AVG
1.3
1.3
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
Three Times, recently Missouri Western 2/18/04
Missouri Western, 1/14/04 & Washburn 1/17/04
Southwest Baptist 1/28/04
Missouri Western 2/18/04
Central Methodist, 11/24/03
Northwest Missouri, 2/11/04
Central Methodist, 11/24/03
Personal: Born Dec. 18, 1984, in Mason City, Iowa ... the daughter of
Douglas and Bonnie Peterson ... an undeclared major ...... her brother,
Mike, was a guard on the Truman men’s team from 1998-2001 and was
a member of the men’s only final four team in 1998-99 ... her brother,
Dustin, is a graduate student at Truman.
High School: Peterson was second-team all-conference as a senior on
the basketball team ... also participated in cross country and went to
state in track two seasons ... academic all-conference in all three sports
all four years ... ran on a 4x400 relay team at the Drake Relays.
Year
2003-04
Totals
G/GS
15/0
15/0
FG/FGA FG%
0/3 .000
0/3 .000
3FG/A
0/2
0/2
3FG%
.000
.000
FT/FTA
0/1
0/1
FT%
.000
.000
PTS
0
0
AVG
0.0
0.0
1 0.1
1/0
1
1 1
1
26
1 0.1
1/0
1
1 1 1
26
Newcomers
Katie Fowler
Candace McGee
FRESHMAN GUARD 5-10
FRESHMAN GUARD 5-8
UNIONVILLE, MO (PUTNAM COUNTY)
LONGVIEW, ILL. (HERITAGE)
2
10
High School: Fowler was the 2004 Co-MVP of the Tri-Rivers
Conference, while also earning all-state accolades in 2003 & 2004 ...
she holds the Lady Midgets career records in scoring with 1,446 points
and assists with 592 ... was selected as a KRES all-star, along with the
Kirksville Daily Express all-area team ... She was named academic allstate and was the 2003 Missouri high jump champion.
Personal: Born on Aug. 10, 1985 ... parents are John and Stephanie
Fowler ... major is undeclared
High School: McGee was a four-time unanimous first-team all-conference selection, while also earning second-team and honorable mention
state honors two of those years ... she was named her team’s most
valuable player three years in-a-row ... a News Gazette Athlete of the
Year ... McGee was also a Miss Illinois Basketball Nominee.
Personal: Born on March, 12, 1986 ... parents are Jerry and Bev
McGee ... majoring in Pre-Business Administration
Carmen McGee
FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-10
FRESHMAN GUARD 5-8
BETHALTO, ILL. (CIVIC MEMORIAL)
LONGVIEW, ILL. (HERITAGE)
12
23
High School: Sears was a three-year all-conference first-team selection
as well as first-team all-area her junior and senior year ... was named
team’s most valuable player in both basketball and tennis in her junior
and senior seasons ... participated in three sports, basketball, tennis
and track ... scored over 1,000 career points and is second on the
school’s all-time scoring list
High School: McGee was a four time all-conference selection, with a
second team selection her freshman year and a unanimous choice for
first-team the next three years ... she was a three-time all-area pick and
a state honorable mention selection ... she was voted the Best
Freshman Athlete by the News Gazette ... she participated in the
Illinois three-point shooting contest her senior year.
Personal: Born on July, 21, 1986 ... parents are Joe and Kathy Sears...
undeclared major.
Personal: Born on March 12, 1986 ... parents are Jerry and Bev
McGee ... majoring in Pre-Business Administration
Callie Sears
13
2003-04 Season Review
The 2003-04 season had some bright spots
on an otherwise disappointing season.
The Bulldogs improved a game in the overall win column from a year ago but the disparity within conference play left the team with a
3-15 MIAA mark.
Truman played a pair of Elite Eight teams
in the non-conference schedule, dropping the
season opener to Quincy, Ill by a 79-51 score.
The Bulldogs were also defeated by National
runner-up Drury, MO by only six points in
Pershing Arena
67-61.
In the other
six non-conference games, the
team went a
perfect 6-0. The
Bulldogs first
win in the campaign was a
tough road victory at Lincoln
(Mo.) 58-50,
with senior
Annie Westhoff leading the team with 14
points.
That game would be Westhoff’s last full one
on the season as in the home opener, a 51-45
win over William Penn, Westhoff suffered a
season ending injury in the closing seconds.
With Westhoff out, junior Sarah Sommer
carried the offensive load, earning first-team
all-MIAA honors along the way.
Sommer averaged 16.1 points per game
which was the third best average in the conference. Sommer was also among the conference
leaders in rebounding (8th), field goal percentage (4th), free throw percentage (8th) and
blocked shots (3rd).
Sommer had a team high 35 points in a
double overtime loss to eventual MIAA regular
season champions and tournament champions,
Washburn (Kan.) on Feb. 14th in Kirksville.
She also recorded four double-doubles during
the season.
Seniors Adri Tromp and Emily Turnbull
added sparks of offensive throughout the season. Tromp was sixth in the conference in
rebounding, averaging seven a game, including
a season-high 15 in a win over Missouri-Rolla.
Turnbull led the team in three-point per-
Ali Long
centage. She hit 37 of 88 for a .420 mark. She
started the last nine games of the season,
including hitting three of six behind the arc
against Emporia State (Kan.).
Freshman Emily Markovich was the leading
scorer among the newcomers. Markovich averaged 6.8 points per game.
The Bulldogs swept the season series with
Missouri-Rolla, winning a thrilling overtime
game in Rolla 68-60 and at home 78-58.
The other Truman win in conference was a
61-59 victory over Missouri Southern in Joplin.
Sommer and junior Jamie Huffman each had
14 points to lead Truman.
The three-pointer was the achilles heel for
the Bulldogs in ‘03-’04. Opponents shot .395
from behind the arc against Truman, which
was the highest in the league. The Bulldogs
made only .306 from three which was ninth in
the conference.
Offensive rebounds was a strong suit for
the team. Truman ranked fourth in the conference, just three tenths of an offensive rebound
behind the conference leader, Northwest
Missouri.
2003-04 Results & Leaders
14
1
2
3
4
5
Date
11-15-03
11-19-03
11-23-03
11-24-03
12-02-03
Opponent
@ Quincy
@ Lincoln
vs. William Penn
vs. Central Methodist
vs. Drury University
6
7
12-04-03 @ Rockhurst
12-21-03 vs. Susquehanna $
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
12-22-03
12-30-03
1-03-04
1-07-04
1-10-04
1-14-04
1-17-04
T-O W/L High Scorer
51-79 L (12) Jamie Huffman
58-50 W (14) Annie Westhoff
51-45 W (14) Annie Westhoff
74-57 W (15) Sarah Sommer
61-67 L (28) Sarah Sommer
70-54
60-41
vs. Suffolk $
69-24
vs. Missouri Southern *
47-68
vs. Pittsburg State University * 41-66
@ Missouri-Rolla *
68-60
@ Emporia State (Kan.) *
80-94
vs. Missouri Western *
69-86
@ Washburn *
55-73
W (27) Sarah Sommer
W (13) Sarah Sommer
(13) Jamie Huffman
W (18) Sarah Sommer
L (15) Jamie Huffman
L (13) Jamie Huffman
WOT (18) Jamie Huffman
L (28) Sarah Sommer
L (23) Sarah Sommer
L (15) Sarah Sommer
15 1-21-04 vs. Northwest Missouri *
68-85
L
16 1-24-04 @ Central Missouri *
74-81
L
17 1-28-04 vs. Southwest Baptist *
18 1-31-04 @ Missouri Southern *
71-73
61-59
L (21) Sarah Sommer
W (14) Sarah Sommer
(14) Jamie Huffman
L (19) Sarah Sommer
L (16) Sarah Sommer
L (13) Megan Patti
19 2-2-04 @ Southwest Baptist *
55-69
20 2-7-04 vs. Central Missouri *
55-74
21 2-11-04 @ Northwest Missouri State * 61-89
(14) Kelli Floyd
(14) Sarah Sommer
(19) Sarah Sommer
22 2-14-04 vs. Washburn *
23 2-18-04 @ Missouri Western *
24 2-21-04 vs. Emporia State *
94-97 LOT (35) Sarah Sommer
25 2-23-04 vs. Lincoln
26 2-25-04 vs. Missouri-Rolla *
27 2-28-04 @ Pittsburg State *
58-50
78-58
70-85
W (22) Sarah Sommer
W (22) Adri Tromp
L (14) Adri Tromp
$ - Bahamas Sunshine Shootout (Nassau)
* - Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game
High Rebounder
(7) Sarah Sommer
(10) Sarah Sommer
(10) Sarah Sommer
(8) Adri Tromp
(8) Sarah Sommer
(8) Adri Tromp
(12) Adri Tromp
(9) Sarah Sommer
High Scorer
(12) Jessica Stuckman
(18) Shana Tauai
(16) Kristina McNew
(9) Amanda Potter
(18) Allison Regier
High Rebounder
(7) Lisa Farrell
(11) Rhonda John
(8) Ciara Laboy
(5) Desiree Collins
(10) Amanda Newton
(16) Jessica Rothman
(11) Jen Clark
(5) Sarah Drummond
(9) Jen Clark
(10) Jamie Huffman
(10) Adri Tromp
(9) Jamie Huffman
(15) Adri Tromp
(8) Adri Tromp
(9) Jamie Huffman
(5) Sarah Sommer
(5) Jamie Huffman
(10) Adri Tromp
(5) Jen Fog
(16) Katie Dean
(16) Stephanie Shanline
(16) Nicole Dieling
(18) Casey Henningsen
(22) Danielle McKinley
(30) Erin Mennard
(3) Allison Fx
(11) Wyketha Harrell
(5) Janelle Klein
(7) Gail Gerstenecher
(10) E. Vargas-Sanchez
(6) Nicole Gamer
(7) Cindy Keeley
(19) Sarah Vollertsen
(11) Sarah Sommer
(28) Ashley Millham
(8) Jamie Huffman
(8) Emily Turnbull
(24) Amber Wheeler
(22) Aubrie Hallman
(6) Bethany Orendorff
(6) Melissa Richardson
(13) Gwyn Smith
(8) Wyketha Harrell
(7) Megan Patti
(14) Gwyn Smith
(11) Natalie Schupbach (29) Jena Shackelford
(7) Adri Tromp
(18) Jane Chalmers
(9) Sarah Sommer
(10) Natalie Schupbach
(9) Emily Markovich
(9) Adri Tromp
(9) Sarah Sommer
(10) Adri Tromp
(9) Adri Tromp
(28) Juwanna Rivers
(27) Eldra Paixao
(19) Miklannet Tennal
(15)
(19)
(17)
(17)
(13) Gwyn Smith
(8) Melissa Richardson
(7) Ashley Poptanycs
(7) Montoya Whitfield
(11) Danielle Mckinley
(9) Janel McNeal
Rhonda John
(13) Elfreda Reed
Andrea Durante
(6) Rebekah Judy
Stephanie Shanline (7) Maggie Apt
Katie Spieker
2003 Stats
Overall Statistics (10-17)
TOTAL FGs
NO. PLAYER
G GS
11 Sommer, Sarah 27 27
24 Westhoff, Annie 3 2
30 Huffman, Jamie 27 22
03 Floyd, Kelli
27 27
22 Tromp, Adri
27 20
35 Markovich, Emily 25 4
23 Turnbull, Emily 27 12
33 Patti, Megan
26 0
34 Miceli, Lisa
22 2
14 Long, Ali
27 16
12 Schupbach, Natalie 25 3
04 Peterson, Noelle 15 0
TM TEAM................
Total..........
27
Opponents......
27
MIN
852
75
532
790
699
457
601
375
242
637
189
26
AVG
31.6
25.0
19.7
29.3
25.9
18.3
22.3
14.4
11.0
23.6
7.6
1.7
5475
5476
FG
148
14
101
75
65
61
57
26
27
27
13
0
FGA
344
43
221
218
165
136
161
92
63
87
41
3
FG%
.430
.326
.457
.344
.394
.449
.354
.283
.429
.310
.317
.000
3-POINT FGs
FG
38
3
0
15
13
1
37
16
2
9
3
0
FGA
113
13
0
62
53
1
88
57
7
43
9
2
____REBOUNDS____
FG%
.336
.231
.000
.242
.245
1.000
.420
.281
.286
.209
.333
.000
FT FTA FT% OFF DEF TOTAL AVG PF
102 135 .756 69 116 185
6.9 82
2
5 .400 6
11
17
5.7 8
73 99 .737 55 71
126
4.7 81
28 39 .718 9
36
45
1.7 62
46 87 .529 76 114 190
7.0 76
48 74 .649 45 54
99
4.0 52
21 36 .583 6
40
46
1.7 60
14 17 .824 4
16
20
0.8 22
10 16 .625 11 28
39
1.8 36
15 20 .750 12 47
59
2.2 52
4
7 .571 17 36
53
2.1 17
0
1 .000 1
0
1
0.1 1
58 75
133
4.9 1
614 1574 .390 137 448 .306 363 536 .677 369 644 1013 37.5 550
607 1462 .415 189 479 .395 461 631 .731 304 675 979
36.3 525
FO
3
0
3
1
4
2
1
0
0
1
1
0
AST
60
0
33
64
55
29
52
14
9
44
10
1
TO BLK
92 39
7
1
70
8
60
3
73 12
45
6
47
2
29
1
33
3
50
3
19
1
1
1
21
17 371 547 80
- 424 533 81
STL
42
4
18
24
46
17
35
8
7
25
4
1
FO
3
3
3
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
STL
26
10
19
17
10
16
5
12
4
1
1
PTS
436
33
275
193
189
171
172
82
66
78
33
0
AVG
16.1
11.0
10.2
7.1
7.0
6.8
6.4
3.2
3.0
2.9
1.3
0.0
231 1728 64.0
249 1864 69.0
Conference Statistics (3-15)
TOTAL FGs
NO. PLAYER
G GS
11 Sommer, Sarah 18 18
30 Huffman, Jamie 18 16
22 Tromp, Adri
18 11
23 Turnbull, Emily 18 11
35 Markovich, Emily 16 1
03 Floyd, Kelli
18 18
33 Patti, Megan
18 0
14 Long, Ali
18 10
34 Miceli, Lisa
16 2
12 Schupbach, Natalie 17 3
04 Peterson, Noelle 12 0
TM TEAM................
Total..........
18
Opponents......
18
MIN
577
374
468
444
288
511
301
403
177
109
23
3675
3676
AVG
32.1
20.8
26.0
24.7
18.0
28.4
16.7
22.4
11.1
6.4
1.9
FG
93
72
50
45
36
48
23
19
16
9
0
FGA
222
147
114
125
85
139
79
56
39
24
3
FG%
.419
.490
.439
.360
.424
.345
.291
.339
.410
.375
.000
3-POINT FGs
FG
19
0
10
29
1
12
14
5
2
2
0
FGA
59
0
43
68
1
42
51
25
5
6
2
____REBOUNDS____
FG%
.322
.000
.233
.426
1.000
.286
.275
.200
.400
.333
.000
FT FTA FT% OFF DEF TOTAL AVG PF
73 96 .760 45 63
108
6.0 60
58 81 .716 40 46
86
4.8 57
28 53 .528 49 78
127
7.1 48
12 23 .522 5
23
28
1.6 43
40 60 .667 31 40
71
4.4 32
18 25 .720 2
30
32
1.8 41
10 13 .769 3
12
15
0.8 15
10 14 .714 11 32
43
2.4 36
8
13 .615 7
19
26
1.6 29
3
3 1.000 9
27
36
2.1 5
0
1 .000
0
0
0
0.0 1
35 48
83
4.6 1
411 1033 .398 94 302 .311 260 382 .681 237 418 655
36.4 368
457 1010 .452 147 349 .421 336 445 .755 194 442 636
35.3 360
AST
43
22
38
37
14
30
14
30
8
5
1
TO BLK
59 27
50
7
43
8
32
1
36
2
36
2
20
1
32
2
21
2
10
1
0
0
18
15 242 357 53
- 328 299 53
PTS
278
202
138
131
113
126
70
53
42
23
0
AVG
15.4
11.2
7.7
7.3
7.1
7.0
3.9
2.9
2.6
1.4
0.0
121 1176 65.3
162 1397 77.6
Individual Game-by-Game Statistics (Points-Rebounds-Assists)
Noelle
Sarah
Natalie Ali
Peterson Sommer Schupbach Long
0-0-0
11-7-1
4-1-1 0-1-0
DNP
11-10-3
DNP
3-0-1
DNP
13-10-5
0-1-0 0-2-0
0-1-0
15-7-1
0-4-3 1-1-1
DNP
28-8-1
0-0-0 7-2-3
0-0-0
27-11-1
0-0-0 2-4-2
DNP
13-9-1
2-5-1 5-2-5
DNP
18-6-2
4-6-0 4-2-2
0-0-0
3-3-1
0-1-0 0-1-1
0-0-0
7-4-2
0-0-1 5-1-1
0-0-0
12-5-3
0-0-0 5-3-3
0-0-0
28-7-6
0-0-0 7-4-3
0-0-0
23-8-3
0-0-0 4-3-2
0-0-0
15-5-2
0-2-0 2-2-1
0-0-0
14-8-0
3-4-0 2-4-1
DNP
19-11-5
0-0-0 3-1-1
DNP
21-6-3
0-0-0 0-1-5
DNP
14-4-1
DNP
8-5-4
0-0-0
19-6-0
2-0-0 4-5-2
DNP
16-5-4
4-11-0 0-0-0
0-0-1
5-5-2
4-4-1 0-1-1
DNP
35-9-2
0-2-1 2-1-0
0-0-0
10-5-3
7-10-1 2-2-1
0-0-0
18-8-3
0-2-1 0-0-1
DNP
22-9-2
0-0-0 3-2-0
0-0-0
12-4-2
0-0-0 2-5-1
DNP
7-5-1
3-0-0 7-4-2
Adri
Emily Annie Jamie
Tromp Turnbull Westhoff Huffman
3-5-2
1-1-1
5-5-0
12-1-0
12-8-1
3-1-0
14-6-0
9-6-6
6-5-2
0-1-1
14-6-0
2-5-1
11-8-1
6-1-2
DNP
13-6-1
2-8-0
2-1-0
DNP
9-1-1
8-12-3
7-1-2
DNP
2-6-0
6-5-1
5-3-1
DNP
13-2-1
2-5-4
0-4-4
DNP
9-10-1
7-10-1
3-0-1
DNP
15-6-1
6-3-1
0-1-0
DNP
13-9-1
0-15-5
6-2-1
DNP
18-9-1
8-8-3
9-0-4
DNP
19-5-2
7--6-4
12-2-4
DNP
15-9-2
7-4-2
5-2-0
DNP
12-5-0
13-10-2 3-2-3
DNP
8-2-3
6-5-0
11-1-2
DNP
16-5-4
6-6-0
7-0-0
DNP
12-8-0
0-3-4
6-8-7
DNP
14-0-0
6-3-1
6-1-4
DNP
8-5-0
2-5-1
3-1-4
DNP
12-5-2
6-7-4
9-2-1
DNP
9-4-0
16-6-2 11-1-3
DNP
0-2-0
5-8-1
8-1-1
DNP
5-1-1
7-9-3
13-3-0
DNP
8-2-0
1-7-3
17-5-4
DNP
4-3-0
22-10-2 8-0-1
DNP
11-5-3
14-9-2 11-1-1
DNP
7-4-2
Megan
Patti
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-0-0
2-0-0
10-2-0
3-0-0
2-2-0
4-0-0
0-0-1
0-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
11-0-2
2-1-1
3-0-3
3-7-1
3-2-1
13-1-0
6-0-1
4-0-0
7-0-0
0-1-0
4-0-2
5-1-2
Lisa
Emily
Miceli Markovich
2-0-0
5-2-3
DNP
0-3-0
DNP
9-2-0
4-3-0
14-5-4
DNP
0-3-1
8-0-0
8-5-3
4-7-1
6-2-0
6-2-0
10-3-2
2-2-1
5-2-1
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
13-4-0
9-0-2
DNP
0-1-0
6-5-1
2-0-0
5-4-4
1-1-1
10-8-3
0-0-0
6-5-0
DNP
7-3-0
3-2-0
5-1-0
2-4-1
3-2-0
2-0-0
8-6-0
3-2-0
3-4-1
9-8-0
8-2-2
7-3-0
6-2-0
0-0-0
9-9-1
0-1-0
6-3-2
2-3-3
9-7-0
DNP
10-7-1
Opponent
at Quincy
at Lincoln
WILLIAM PENN
CENTRAL METHODIST
DRURY
at Rockhurst
vs. Susquehanna
vs. Suffolk
MISSOURI SOUTHERN
PITTSBURG STATE
at Missouri-Rolla
at Emporia State
MISSOURI WESTERN
at Washburn
NORTHWEST MISSOURI
at Central Missouri
SOUTHWEST BAPTIST
at Missouri Southern
at Southwest Baptist
CENTRAL MISSOURI
at Northwest Missouri
WASHBURN
at Missouri Western
EMPORIA STATE
LINCOLN
MISSOURI-ROLLA
at Pittsburg State
Kelli
Floyd
8-1-4
6-2-4
7-3-3
10-2-6
13-1-4
8-1-6
4-0-3
6-2-0
9-2-1
8-2-4
10-5-1
0-3-1
2-3-1
7-1-0
14-0-3
2-1-0
16-2-3
8-3-0
2-0-1
5-0--1
9-4-0
7-1-5
6-1-1
7-1-2
5-1-4
8-2-4
6-1-2
15
2003-04 Highs and Lows
Player
Highs
Points
Field Goals Made
Field Goals Attempts
Field Goal % (min 5 made)
3-pt. Field Goals Made
3-pt. Field Goals Attempts
3-pt. Field Goals % (min. 2)
Free Throws Made
Free Throws Attempts
Free Throws % (min 5)
26, Sarah Sommer vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
69.2% (9-13), Jamie Huffman vs. Emporia, 1-10-04
5, Sarah Sommer vs. Rockhurst, 12-4-03 &
Emily Turnbull vs. Lincoln 2-23-04
12, Sarah Sommer vs. Lincoln 2-23-04
100% (3-3), Emily Turnbull vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Blocked Shots
Turnovers
7,
7,
5,
9,
Defensive Rebounds
Team
Highs
Points
Emily Turnbull vs. Missouri Southern, 1-31-04
Adri Tromp vs. William Penn (Iowa), 11-23-03
Sarah Sommer vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-28-04
Adri Tromp vs. Emporia, 1-4-03
15, Erin Menard, Washburn, 1-17-04
100% (2-2), Jenny Wisser, Quincy University, 11-15-04
100% (2-2), Jane Chalmers, NWMSU, 2-11-04
100% (2-2), Eldra Paixao, MWSC, 2-18-04
100% (2-2), Tera Petersen, MWSC, 2-18-04
100% (2-2), Danielle McKinley, MWSC, 2-18-04
11, Juwanna Rivers, Washburn, 1-14-04
14, Juwanna Rivers, Washburn, 1-14-04
100% (6-6), Amanda Newton, Drury, 12-2-03
100% (6-6), Alisa Blasdel, Missouri Western, 2-18-04
6, Janel McNeal, Emporia, 1-10-04
6, Gwyn Smith, Southwest Baptist, 1-28-04
10, Elfreda Reed. Lincoln, 2-23-04
13, Gwyn Smith, Southwest Baptist, 1-28-04 & 2-2-04
13, Elfreda Reed, Lincoln, 2-23-04
9, Jane Chalmers, Northwest Missouri, 2-11-04
6, Eldra Paixao, Missouri Western, 2-18-04
4, Elfreda Reed, Lincoln, 2-23-04
10, Jacinta Ojinnaka, William Penn (Iowa), 11-23-03
Truman
Opponent
99, Missouri Western, 2-18-04
35, Missouri Wester, 2-18-04
.580 (29-50) Central Missouri, 1-24-04
14, Washburn, 1-17-04
40, Washburn, 1-17-04
.714 (5-7), Quincy University, 11-15-03
Free Throws Made
Free Throw %
Rebounds
94, vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
30, vs. Emporia, 1-10-04 & vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
70, vs. William Penn, 11-23-03
.508 (30-59), vs. Emporia State, 1-10-04
11, vs. Lincoln, 2-23-04
29, vs. Lincoln, 2-23-04
.500 (6-12) vs. Emporia, 1-10-04
.500 (9-18) vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
25 vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
32, vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-7-04
.857 (12-14), vs. Central Missouri, 1-24-04
50, vs. Suffolk, 12-22-04
Assists
22, vs. Emporia State, 1-10-04
Steals
Blocked Shots
Turnovers
21, vs. William Penn, 11-23-03
7, vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-28-04
26, 6 different games, Most recent vs. Northwest Missouri 1-21-04
Fouls
30, vs. Pittsburg State, 2-28-04
Field Goals Made
Field Goal %
3-pt. Field Goal %
Opponent
11, Jenna Shackelford, Central Missouri, 2-7-04
11, Eldra Paizao, Missouri Western, 2-18-04
22, Aubrie Hallman, Missouri Southern, 1-31-04
75% (6-8), Anna Rorvig, 1-24-04
100% (6-6) Jamie Huffman vs. Central Methodist, 1-24-04
100% (6-6) Sarah Sommer vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-28-04
7, Jamie Huffman vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-7-04
7, Sarah Sommer vs. Emporia, 2-21-04
9, Sarah Sommer vs. Lincoln, 11-19-03
9, Adri Tromp vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-7-04
9, Natalie Schupbach vs. Central Missouri, 2-7-04
15, Adri Tromp vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-7-04
Offensive Rebounds
16
Truman
10, Sarah Sommer vs. Emporia, 1-10-04
Team
Lows
Points
Field Goals Made
Field Goal %
3-pt. Field Goal %
Free Throws Made
Free Throw %
Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Blocked Shots
Turnovers
Fouls
Truman
12, vs. Missouri Southern, 12-30-03
.250 (12-48), Missouri Southern, 12-30-03
1, vs. Susquehanna, 12-21-03
10, vs. Quincy, 11-15-03 & vs. Susquehanna, 12-21-03
.095 (2-21), Pittsburg State, 1-3-04
6, vs. Missouri Western, 2-18-04
9, vs. Lincoln, 2-23-04
.467 (7-15), vs. William Penn, 11-23-03
4, 6 different games, Most recent vs. Missouri Southern, 12-30-03
0, vs. Missouri Western, 1-14-04 & vs. Washburn, 1-17-04
10, vs. Rockhurst, 12-4-03 & vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-25-04
13, vs. Central Missouri, 2-7-04
37, Washburn, 2-14-04
46, Washburn, 2-14-04
.938 (15-16),
45, Pittsburg State, 2-28-04
45, Missouri-Rolla, 1-7-04
23, Central MIssouri, 1-24-04
23, Emporia State, 1-10-04
16, Washburn, 1-17-04
32, Susquehanna, 12-21-03
32, William Penn, 11-23-03
26, Washburn, 2-14-04 & Northwest Missouri, 2-11-04
Opponent
24, Suffolk, 12-22-03
5, Suffolk, 12-22-03
38, Suffolk, 12-22-03
.132 (5-38), Suffolk, 12-22-03
1, Lincoln, 11-19-03 & Suffolk, 12-22-03
.091 (1-11), Lincoln, 11-19-03
5, Central Missouri, 2-7-04
.536 (15-28), Central Methodist, 11-24-03
3, Suffolk, 12-22-03
3, Rockhurst, 12-4-03
0, Suffolk, 12-22-03 & MIssouri Western, 2-18-04
Bulldog Records
Individual
POINTS
Game: 46 Amy Eagan vs. Southern
Indiana, 12-21-98
Season: 573 Carol Jarrard, 1981-82
Career: 2,006 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
SCORING AVERAGE
Season: 21.3 Carol Jarrard, 1981-82
Career: 17.9 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
FIELD-GOALS MADE
Game: 15 Carol Jarrard vs. Central
Florida, 1-5-81; Kristy Brown vs.
Bellarmine (Ky.), 1-19-95; &
Jennifer Perkins vs. Metro. State,
11-17-01
Season: 214 Carol Jarrard, 1981-82
Career: 780 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game: 28 Angie Gum vs. Southeast
Missouri, 2-9-91
Season: 499 Angie Gum, 1990-91
Career: 1,521 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game: .909 Jeanette Cleven vs.
McKendree (Ill.), 1-26-87 (10 of 11)
Season: .599 Carol Jarrard (184307), 1978-79
Career: .513 Carol Jarrard (7801,521), 1978-82
THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADE
Game: 10 Susan Theroff vs. Quincy
(Ill.), 2-26-90
Season: 76 Susan Theroff, 1989-90
Career: 269 Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00
& ‘01-02
THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL
PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 made)
Game: 1.000 (5-5) Sarah Sommer vs.
Westminster, 11-26-02, 1.000 (5-5)
Jennifer Fisher vs. St. Joseph’s, 1124-00
Season: .449 Kathy Russett (35-78),
1990-91
Career (min. 100): .387 Susan
Theroff (167/431), 1987-91
FREE THROWS MADE
Indiana, 12-21-98
Season: 177 Amy Eagan, 1998-99
Career: 483 Amy Eagan, 1995-99
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Indiana, 12-21-98
Season: 233 Amy Eagan, 1998-99
REBOUNDS
Game: 28 Carol Jarrard vs. Missouri
Western, 12-13-80
Season: 356 Felicia Sutton, 1990-91
Career: 1,235 Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
REBOUND AVERAGE
Season: 13.2 Felicia Sutton, 1990-91
Career: 11.8 Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
ASSISTS
Game: 16 Angie Gum vs. Missouri-St.
Louis, 2-6-88
STEALS
Game: 10 Joni Williams vs. MissouriRolla, 2-26-83
BLOCKED SHOTS
Game: 5 Carol Jarrard vs. Quincy
(Ill.), 2-17-82; Dawn Lubbert vs.
Southeast Missouri, 1-24-87 & vs.
Missouri-St. Louis, 1-31-87; Jennifer
Perkins vs. Missouri Western, 2-7-01
& vs. Northwest Missouri, 2-6-02
Season: 41, Jennifer Perkins, 200102
Career: 107 Jennifer Perkins, 199802
TURNOVERS
Game: 13 Amy Eagan vs. Washburn
(Kan.), 2-3-97
Season: 209 Annette Klawitter, 199192
SINGLE GAME
SINGLE SEASON
Points: 120 vs. Central Methodist (Mo.),
12-1-89
Points Scored In A Loss: 102 vs.
Pittsburg State (Kan.), 1-28-95
Points Allowed: 110 vs. Emporia State
(Kan.), 3-6-99
Combined Points Scored: 215 vs.
Missouri-St. Louis (109-106), 1-13-90
Fewest Points Scored: 32 vs. Central
Missouri, 2-22-89
Fewest Combined Points Scored: 74,
Truman (33) vs. Missouri Western
(41), 2-18-74
Largest Margin of Victory: 93 pts. vs.
Lindenwood (Mo.) (110-17), 1-10-76
Largest Margin of Defeat: 62 pts. vs.
Pittsburg State (Kan.) (97-35), 2-2293
Field Goals Made: 51 vs. Central
Methodist (Mo.), 2-7-79
Field Goals Attempted: 97 vs. HarrisStowe (Mo.), 11-18-97
Field Goals Percentage: .638 vs.
Lincoln (Mo.) (37-58), 1-30-79
3-Point Field Goals Made: 15 vs.
Westminster, 11-26-02
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 31 vs.
Greenville (Ill.), 11-27-01
3-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1.000
(2-2) vs. Culver-Stockton (Mo.), 12-187; vs. Lincoln (Mo.), 1-20-88; vs.
Missouri-St. Louis, 2-6-88
Free Throws Made: 49 vs. Kentucky
State, 12-15-01
Free Throws Attempted: 68 vs.
Kentucky State, 12-15-01
Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 vs.
Southeast Missouri (7-7), 2-9-91; vs.
Pittsburg State (9-9), 1-29-00
Rebounds: 75 vs. Missouri-Kansas City,
1-31-81
Steals: 30 vs. Harris-Stowe State (Mo.),
11-18-97
Assists: 33 vs. McKendree (Ill.), 1-26-87
Blocked Shots: 9 vs. Southeast Missouri,
2-23-85
Personal Fouls: 35 vs. Missouri-St.
Louis, 2-1-84
Overtimes: 2, three times
Games Played: 31, 1998-99
Consecutive Wins: 7, 11-17-90 to 1228-90; 11-14-98 to 12-7-98; & 11-1701 to 12-29-01
Consecutive Losses: 14, 1983-84
Winning Percentage: .710, 1998-99
(22-9)
Consecutive MIAA Wins: 5, 1-9-99 to
1-27-99
Consecutive MIAA Losses: 19, 198788 to 1989-90
MIAA Winning %: .667, 1999-00 (12-6)
Wins: 22, 1998-99
Fewest Wins: 2, 1988-89
Losses: 25, 1988-89
Fewest Losses: 5, 1973-74
Worst Win-Loss Percentage: .074,
1988-89
Home Wins: 11, 1998-99
Home Losses: 13, 1988-89
Road Wins: 8; 1990-91, 1978-79 & ‘9899
Road Losses: 14, 1991-92 & 1992-93
Consecutive Home Wins: 8, 1981-82
Consecutive Home Losses: 7, 1983-84
Consecutive Road Wins: 4, 11-17-90 to
12-28-90 & 12-21-98 to 1-16-99
Consecutive Road Losses: 14, 1992-93
Consecutive Winning Seasons: 5,
1977-78 to ‘81-82
Consecutive Losing Seasons: 8, 198283 to 1989-90
Points: 2,512, 1998-99
Scoring Average: 84.4, 1989-90
Field Goals Made: 897, 1998-99
Field Goal %: .454, 1998-99 (897-1975)
3-Point Field Goals Made: 174, 200203
3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 538,
2002-2003
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage:
(Min. 10 att.), .390, 1989-90 (131
of 337)
Free Throws Made: 567, 1998-99
Free Throws Attempted: 787, 1998-99
Free Throw Percentage: .735 (371505), 2001-02
Rebounds: 1,336, 1981-82
Rebound Average: 48.1, 1989-90
Assists: 515, 1980-81
Steals: 357, 1998-99
PERSONAL FOULS
Season: 113 Lisa Bryan, 1998-99
MOST GAMES PLAYED
Season: 31, Lisa Bryan, Megan Kahn,
Jennifer Perkins & Wendi Sobaski,
1998-99
CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED
Season: 31, Lisa Bryan, Megan Kahn,
Jennifer Perkins & Wendi Sobaski,
1998-99
Career: 110, Megan Kahn (19962000) & Jennifer Perkins (19982002)
Felicia Sutton
Carol Jarrard
THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS
ATTEMPTED
Game: 17 Susan Theroff vs. Quincy
(Ill.), 2-26-90
Career: 695 Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00
& ‘01-02
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Game: 1.000 (12-of-12) Angie Brown
vs. Simpson (Iowa), 11-20-82; & Amy
Eagan vs. Ft. Hays State (Kan.), 11-2798
Season: .907 Megan Kahn (49-54),
1998-99
Career: .830 Megan Kahn (234-282),
1996-00
Team
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Pershing Arena Records
Individual Single-Game
POINTS SCORED
By TSU: 39 Kristy Brown vs. Pittsburg
St. (Kan.), 1-28-95
By OPP: 45 Jacquie Rzeszut, Missouri
Southern, 1-25-03
FIELD GOALS MADE
By TSU: 14 Amy Pillard vs. Northwest
Missouri, 1-10-96; & 14 Carol Jarrard
vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-17-82
By OPP: 14 Nicole Collins, Angelo St.
(Texas), 11-26-94; & Nicole Patry,
Emporia State, 1-12-02
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
By TSU: 26 Kristy Brown vs. CulverStockton, 12-8-95 & Jennifer Perkins
vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-21-01
By OPP: 32 Nicole Patry, Emporia State,
1-12-02
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
By TSU (Min. 10 made): .909 (10-11)
Jeanette Cleven vs. McKendree (Ill.), 126-87
By OPP: 1.000 (9-9) Tammy Wilson,
Central Mo., 2-24-88
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
By TSU: 7 Wendi Sobaski vs. HarrisStowe, 11-18-97
By OPP: 11 Jenni Miller, Pittsburg State
(Kan.), 1-28-95
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
By TSU: 14 Susan Theroff vs. Central
Missouri, 2-13-91
By OPP: 16 Jenni Miller, Pittsburg State
(Kan.), 1-28-95; & Jacquie Rzeszut,
Missouri Southern, 1-25-03
3-POINT FIELD GOAL
PERCENTAGE
By TSU: 1.000 (5-5) Jennifer Fisher vs.
St. Joseph’s, 11-24-00
By OPP: 1.000 (3-3) Amanda Davied,
Pittsburg State, 1-27-01 & Linsey
Moddlemog, Washburn, 2-5-01
FREE THROWS MADE
By TSU: 14 Amy Eagan vs. MissouriRolla, 1-12-98
By OPP: 16, Amanda Winter, Northwest
Missouri, 1-17-01
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
By TSU: 19 Amy Eagan vs. Emporia St.
(Kan.), 2-10-97
By OPP: 19, Amanda Winter, Northeast
Missouri, 1-17-01
(Min 10 att.)
By TSU: 1.000 (10-10) Angie Gum vs.
Lincoln, 2-16-91
By OPP: 1.000 (12-12) Denise Sump,
NWMSU, 1-18-98
STEALS
By TSU: 9 Shelley Picha vs. Denver, 1214-91 & Amy Eagan vs. Ill.Springfield, 12-20-97
By OPP: 12 Gina Banks, Central
Missouri, 1-22-91
BLOCKED SHOTS
By TSU: 5 Carol Jarrard vs. Quincy
(Ill.), 2-17-82; Jennifer Perkins vs.
Missouri Western, 2-7-01 & vs.
Northwest Missouri, 2-6-02
By OPP: 6 Kendra Banzet, Central
Missouri, 2-25-95; Laura Mueller,
Washburn (Kan.), 2-1-92; & Jodi
Rausch, Washburn (Kan.), 2-1-99; &
Kim Morrill, William Penn, 12-4-02
TURNOVERS
By TSU: 12 Annette Klawitter vs.
Washburn, 2-1-92
By OPP: 27 Jennifer McCray, HarrisStowe (Mo.), 11-18-97
NOTE: Information back to 1976-77
season.
REBOUNDS
By TSU: 28 Carol Jarrard vs. Missouri
Western, 12-13-80
By OPP: 18 Mary Michalski, Mo.-Kansas
City, 11-19-83
KRISTY BROWN
ASSISTS
By TSU: 16 Angie Gum vs. Missouri-St.
Louis, 2-6-88
By OPP: 13 Sandy Nelson, Northwest
Missouri, 1-17-90
Team Single-Game Records
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MOST POINTS SCORED
By TSU: 111 vs. Harris-Stowe (Mo.), 1118-97
By OPP: 105, Missouri-St. Louis, 1-1291 & Missouri Western, 1-19-94
FEWEST POINTS SCORED
By TSU: 32 vs. Nebraska-Kearney,
1-4-92
By OPP: 23, Missouri-Rolla, 1-23-02
MOST COMBINED POINTS SCORED
214, (109) Truman vs. (105) MissouriSt. Louis, 1-12-91
LEAST COMBINED POINTS SCORED
84, (61) Truman vs. (23) Missouri-Rolla,
1-23-02
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY FOR
TRUMAN
+87, (111) Truman vs. (24) HarrisStowe (Mo.), 11-18-97
LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT FOR
TRUMAN
-57, Truman (41) vs. Central Missouri
(98), 2-1-89
MOST OVERTIMES
2, Truman (89) vs. Grand View (Mich.)
(75), 2-5-82
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
By TSU: 51 vs. Central Methodist, 2-779
By OPP: 44 Missouri-St. Louis,
1-12-91
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
By OPP: 105 Missouri-St. Louis,
1-12-91
By TSU: .637 (37-58) vs. Lincoln,
1-30-79
By OPP: .617 (37-60) Central Missouri,
1-30-85
By TSU: 15 vs. Westminster College,
11-26-02
By OPP: 16 Missouri Western,
2-12-03
By TSU: 32 vs. William Penn, 12-4-02
By OPP: 35 Missouri Western,
2-12-03
MOST REBOUNDS
By TSU: 75 vs. Missouri-Kansas City, 131-81
By OPP: 64 Mo.-St. Louis, 1-12-91
BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL
PERCENTAGE (MIN 5 ATT.)
By TSU: .636 (7-11) vs. Southern
Indiana, 12-18-99
By OPP: .778 (7-9) Northwest Missouri,
2-15-89
MOST ASSISTS
By TSU: 33 vs. McKendree (Ill.),
1-26-87
By OPP: 32 Central Mo., 2-19-83
FREE THROWS MADE
By TSU: 49 vs. Kentucky State,
12-15-01
By OPP: 33, Pittsburg State, 1-27-01
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
By TSU: 68 vs. Kentucky State,
12-15-01
By OPP: 45 Mo.-St. Louis, 1-9-93
(Min 10 att.)
By TSU: .944 (17-18) vs. Southwest
Baptist, 1-19-87
By OPP: .923 (12-13) Missouri
Southern, 1-6-01
MOST STEALS
By OPP: 30 Southeast Missouri,
1-28-89
MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
By TSU: 8 vs. St. Joseph’s 11-24-00
By OPP: 9 William Penn, 12-4-02
MOST TURNOVERS
By TSU: 40 vs. Central Mo., 2-1-89
By OPP: 55 Harris-Stowe State (Mo.),
11-18-97
Freshman Single-Season Marks
Season Records by Class
Junior Single-Season Marks
Points: 430, Carol Jarrard 1978-79
Scoring Average: 15.4, Carol Jarrard 1978-79
Field Goals Made: 184, Carol Jarrard 1978-79
Field Goals Attempted: 337, Amy Pillard 1994-95
Field Goal Percentage: (Min.100 made) .599, Carol Jarrard
(184-307) 1978-79
3-Point Field Goals Made: 67, Wendi Sobaski, 1997-98
3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 181, Wendi Sobaski, 1997-98
3-Point Percentage: (Min. 10 made) .388, Angie Gum (26-67)
1987-88
Free-Throws Made: 82, Felicia Sutton 1987-88
Free-Throws Attempted: 138, Felicia Sutton 1987-88
Free-Throw Percentage: (Min. 30 made) .862, Jeanette Cleven
(38-46) 1983-84
Rebounds: 303, Felicia Sutton 1987-88
Rebound Average: (Min. 100) 11.2, Felicia Sutton 1987-88
Assists: 117, Amy Eagan 1995-96
Steals: 68, Yvonne Jones 1981-82
Blocked Shots: 21, Amy Pillard 1994-95; Jennifer Fisher 1999-00
Turnovers: 209, Annette Klawitter 1991-92
Points: 535 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Scoring Average: 18.4 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Field Goals Made: 192 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Field Goals Attempted: 407 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Field Goal Percentage: (Min. 100 Made) .518 Jennifer Perkins
(189-365) 2000-01
3-Point Field Goals Made: 76 Susan Theroff 1989-90
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 180 Susan Theroff 1989-90
3-Point Percentage: (Min. 10 made) .449 Kathy Russett (3578) 1990-91
Free-Throws Made: 152 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Free-Throws Attempted: 211 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Free-Throw Percentage: (Min. 30 made) .907 Megan Kahn
(49-54) 1998-99
Rebounds: 322 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Rebound Average: (Min. 100) 11.1 Carol Jarrard 1980-81
Assists: 140 Susan Theroff 1989-90
Steals: 100 Amy Eagan, 1997-98
Blocked Shots: 37 Jennifer Perkins 2000-01
Turnovers: 130 Amy Eagan, 1997-98
Sophomore Single-Season Marks Senior Single-Season Marks
Points: 573 Carol Jarrard 1981-82
Scoring Average: 21.3 Carol Jarrard 1981-82
Field Goals Made: 206 Angie Gum 1990-91
Field Goals Attempted: 499 Angie Gum 1990-91
Field Goal Percentage: (Min. 100 made) .515 Felicia Sutton
(190-369) ‘90-91
3-Point Field Goals Made: 76 Susan Theroff 1990-91
3-Point Field Goal Attempted: 196 Susan Theroff 1990-91
3-Point Percentage: (Min. 10 made) .398 Wendi Sobaski (72181) 2001-02
Free-Throws Made: 177 Amy Eagan 1998-99
Free-Throws Attempted: 233 Amy Eagan 1998-99
Free-Throw Percentage: (Min. 30 made) .868 Joni Williams
(33-38) 1982-83
Rebounds: 356 Felicia Sutton 1990-91
Rebound Average: (Min. 100) 13.2 Felicia Sutton 1990-91
Assists: 187 Susan Theroff 1990-91
Steals: 89 Amy Eagan 1998-99
Blocked Shots: 41 Jennifer Perkins 2001-02
Turnovers: 123 Susan Theroff 1990-91
Points: 532 Kelli Kreuser 1998-99
Scoring Average: 18.3 Kelli Kreuser 1998-99
Field Goals Made: 206, Kelli Kreuser 1998-99
Field Goals Attempted: 430, Kelli Kreuser 1998-99
Field Goal Percentage: (Min. 100 made) .488, Jennifer Perkins
(106-217) 1999-00
3-Point Field Goals Made: 74, Wendi Sobaski 1998-99
3-Point Field Goal Attempted: 177, Wendi Sobaski 1998-99
3-Point Percentage: (Min. 10 made) .444, Wendi Sobaski (1330) 1998-99
Free-Throws Made: 136, Amy Eagan 1996-97
Free-Throws Attempted: 204, Amy Eagan 1996-97
Free-Throw Percentage: .903 Jennifer Fisher (56-62) 2000-01
Rebounds: 330, Felicia Sutton 1988-89
Rebound Average: (Min. 100) 12.2, Felicia Sutton 1988-89
Assists: 109, Jeanette Cleven 1984-85
Steals: 90, Amy Eagan 1996-97
Blocked Shots: 37, Amy Pillard 1995-96
Turnovers: 181, Amy Eagan 1996-97
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Miscellaneous Team Records
Truman 100-Point Wins
Date
1-10-76
2-15-78
2-17-78
2-7-79
2-4-80
11-27-82
11-18-89
1-13-90
2-19-90
2-26-90
12-15-90
1-12-91
12-03-94
1-28-95
11-18-97
11-14-98
12-21-98
2-13-99
2-16-00
11-26-02
Opponent, T-Opp
at Lindenwood (Mo.), 110-17
at Columbia College, 116-52
at Central Methodist, 102-52
Central Methodist, 108-41
at Culver-Stockton, 104-50
vs. Principia (Ill.) 2, 106-37
at Missouri-St. Louis, 109-106
Quincy (Ill.), 101-63
at Quincy (Ill.), 110-87
at Missouri-St. Louis, 109-105
vs. St. Francis (Ill.) 3, 110-68
Pittsburg State (Kan.), 102-104
Harris-Stowe (Mo.), 111-24
St. Francis (Ill.), 101-55
at Southern Indiana, 100-87
Missouri Southern, 103-49
Northwest Missouri, 105-80
Westminster College, 109-37
Opponent 100-Point Wins
Date
12-10-83
2-3-88
2-25-89
11-22-91
12-30-91
11-26-93
1-19-94
2-23-94
11-20-94
1-18-95
1-28-95
3-6-99
1-22-00
Opponent, T-Opp
at Missouri Western, 58-102
at Central Missouri, 71-100
at Southeast Missouri, 44-101
vs. Indianapolis 4, 81-103
at Denver, 79-109
Wayne State (Neb.), 90-102
Missouri Western, 65-105
vs. Pitt.-Johnstown 5, 84-104
Pittsburg State (Kan.), 102-104
at Emporia State (Kan.) 3, 93-110
at Emporia State (Kan.), 72-108
Overtime Games
Since 1976: 11-10
20
59-65
79-75
78-73
89-75
67-74
68-65
66-72
72-74
81-80
96-98
65-72
94-87
90-89
67-61
85-89
70-69
74-77
80-76
73-84
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vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-24-76
at Northern Iowa, 1-10-81
vs. Lincoln, 1-23-82
vs. Grand View (Mich.), 2-5-82
at Southeast Missouri, 1-15-83
at Missouri-Rolla, 1-11-84
vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-15-86
at Simpson (Iowa), 11-20-87
vs. McKendree (Ill.), 12-12-88
at Calif.-Sacramento, 12-30-90
vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-16-91
at Southwest Baptist, 1-27-94
vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-25-95
at Hannibal-LaGrange, 12-7-99
at Washburn, 1-31-00
at Missouri Southern, 2-3-01
vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-30-02
at Central Missouri, 12-30-02
vs. Missouri Southern, 1-25-03
South Central Regional Final
Played in Fulton, Missouri
Played at Indianapolis
Played at Quincy, Ill.
Played at Louisville, Ky.
TOP
+93
+87
+72
+69
+67
+64
+54
+54
+50
+48
+47
+47
+47
+46
+45
10 BIGGEST WINS
110-17 at Lindenwood, 1-10-76
111-24 vs. Harris-Stowe, 11-18-97
109-37 vs. Westminster College, 11-26-02
106-37 vs. Principia (Ill.), 11-27-82
108-41 vs. Central Methodist, 2-7-79
116-52 at Columbia, 2-15-78
104-50 at Culver-Stockton, 2-4-80
103-49 Missouri Southern, 2-13-99
102-52 at Central Methodist (Mo.), 2-17-78
97-49
vs. McKendree (Ill.), 1-26-87
97-50
at Southwest Baptist, 1-21-78
93-46
vs. Columbia, 2-4-78
95-48
vs. Kentucky State, 12-15-01
101-55 St. Francis (Ill.), 11-14-99
93-48
at Central Methodist, 11-28-78
191 94-97
vs. Washburn 2-14-04
188 84-104 at Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 11-20-94
188 79-109 at Denver, 12-30-91
187 103-84 at Culver-Stockton, 12-15-90
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TOP 5 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS
7 Feb. 4, 1980 to Feb. 23, 1980
7 Nov. 17, 1990 to Dec. 28, 1990
7 Nov. 14, 1998 to Dec. 7, 1998
7 Nov. 17, 2001 to Dec. 29, 2001
6 Jan. 1, 1999 to Jan. 27, 1999
TOP 5 LONGEST LOSING STREAKS
14 Jan. 14, 1984 to Feb. 25, 1984
13 Jan. 18, 1989 to Feb. 25, 1989
12 Dec. 9, 1992 to Jan. 30, 1993
11 Feb. 22, 1988 to Dec. 10, 1988
11 Feb. 12, 1992 to Dec. 5, 1992
TOP 10 BIGGEST LOSSES
-62 97-35
at Pittsburg State (Kan.), 2-22-93
-57 41-98
vs. Central Missouri, 2-1-89
-57 44-101 at Southeast Missouri, 2-25-89
-57 29-86
at St. Ambrose (Iowa), 12-7-91
-57 40-97
at Missouri-Columbia, 1-2-95
-45 32-77
vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1-4-92
-44 58-102 at Missouri Western, 12-10-83
-42 57-99
-42 42-84
vs. St. Ambrose (Iowa), 12-12-92
-40 32-72
-40 65-105 vs. Missouri Western, 1-19-94
TOP
215
214
206
203
203
197
197
192
TOP 5 LONGEST MIAA WINNING STREAKS
5 Jan. 9-27, 1999
4 Feb. 16-26, 2000
3 Jan. 20-25, 1988
3 Jan. 9-16, 1991
3 Feb. 16-23, 1991
3 Feb. 14-21, 1998
3 Jan. 1-8, 2000
10 COMBINED SCORING GAMES
109-106 at Missouri-St. Louis, 1-13-90
109-105 vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-12-91
102-104 vs. Pittsburg State (Kan.),
1-28-95
120-83 vs. Central Methodist, 12-1-89
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93-100 at Emporia State (Kan.) , 3-6-99
110-87 vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-26-90
100-97 at Culver-Stockton, 11-18-89
90-102 vs. Wayne State (Neb.), 11-26-93
TOP 5 LONGEST MIAA LOSING STREAKS
19 Feb. 24, 1988 to Jan. 13, 1990
15 Jan. 18-Feb. 25, 1989 to Jan. 6-10, ‘90
14 Feb. 12-29, 1992 to Jan. 6-30, 1993
13 Jan. 14-Feb. 25, 1984 to Jan. 9, 1985
13 Feb. 6-27, 1993 to Jan. 5-22, 1994
Team Season Bests
GAMES PLAYED
31 1998-99
29 1980-81
29 1978-79
28 1987-88
27 1981-82
27 1985-86
27 1988-89
27 1990-91
27 1991-92
27 1997-98
27 2001-02
27 2002-03
POINTS
2,512 1998-99
2,212 1990-91
2,110 1989-90
2,092 1978-79
2,037 1980-81
WINS
22 1998-99
20 1978-79
17 1981-82
17 1999-00
16 1979-80
16 1990-91
FIELD
897
881
821
816
804
LOSSES
25 1988-89
24 1991-92
24 1992-93
21 1984-85
20 1983-84 & ‘87-88
WINNING PCT.
(Min 20 games)
.710 1998-99
.689 1978-79
.654 1999-00
.630 1981-82
.615 1979-80
SCORING AVG.
84.4 1989-90
81.9 1990-91
81.0 1998-99
78.1 1994-95
75.0 1999-00
GOALS
1998-99
1978-79
1980-81
1990-91
1989-90
FIELD GOAL ATT.
2,095 1978-79
1,975 1998-99
1,972 1980-81
1,877 1985-86
1,862 1990-91
FIELD
.454
.450
.438
.435
.434
GOAL %
1998-99
1979-80
1990-91
1981-82
1978-88
3-PT
173
171
168
151
149
130
FIELD GOALS
2002-03
1990-91
2001-02
1998-99
1989-90
1994-95
3-PT
538
513
406
389
386
383
ATTEMPTS
2002-03
2001-02
1998-99
1994-95
1999-00
1997-98
3-PT.
.390
.377
.372
.371
.334
PCT.
1989-90
1990-91
1998-99
1987-88
1994-95
FREE
567
455
443
420
418
THROWS
1998-99
1993-94
1996-97
1999-00
1981-82
FREE THROW ATTS.
787 1998-99
634 1993-94
629 1996-97
607 1997-98
594 1981-82
STEALS
357 1998-99
298 1996-97
291 1997-98
282 1985-86
276 1991-92
FREE THROW %
.735 2001-02
.729 1999-00
.720 ‘90-91 & ‘98-’99
.718 1993-94
.711 2000-01
BLOCKED SHOTS
85 2000-01
77 1995-96
66 2001-02
64 1999-00
62 1986-87
REBOUNDS
1,336 1981-82
1,258 1987-88
1,241 1978-79
1,235 1998-99
1,208 1985-86
REBOUND AVG.
48.1 1989-90
46.3 1983-84
46.0 1982-83
45.6 1994-95
44.9 1987-88
ASSISTS
515 1980-81
514 1978-79
505 1981-82
497 1998-99
461 1979-80
Single-Game Leaders
POINTS
46 Amy Eagan vs. Southern Indiana, 12-21-98
39 Kristy Brown vs. Pittsburg (Kan.), 1-28-95
37 Sharon Witthoft vs. Mo. Western, 12-1-79
37 Susan Theroff vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-26-90
36 Sarah Sommer vs. Missouri Southern, 1-25-03
36 Amy Eagan vs. Washburn, 1-9-99
35 Sarah Sommer vs. Washburn, 2-14-04
35 Kristy Brown vs. Bellarmine (Ky.), 11-19-94
35 Carol Jarrard vs. Western Illinois, 11-24-79
35 Jennifer Perkins vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-21-01
34 Jennifer Perkins vs. Metro. State, 11-17-01
34 Carol Jarrard vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-17-82
34 Angie Gum vs. Culver-Stockton,12-16-90
33 Carol Jarrard vs. Central Florida, 1-5-81
33 Kristy Brown vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-25-95
33 Amy Pillard vs. Northwest Missouri, 1-10-96
32 Felicia Sutton vs. Culver-Stockton, 12-16-90
31 Angie Gum vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-2-90
31 Kelli Kreuser vs. Lincoln, 1-27-99
30 Kristy Brown vs. St. Francis (Ill.), 12-3-94
30 Amy Eagan vs. Central Missouri, 2-18-98
30 Wendi Sobaski vs. Tuskegee (Ala.), 12-5-98
30 Kelli Kreuser vs. Central Missouri, 1-20-99
30 Jennifer Perkins vs. Park (Mo.), 12-8-01
MOST FIELD-GOALS MADE
15
15
15
14
14
14
14
Jennifer Perkins vs. Metro. State, 11-17-01
Kristy Brown vs. Bellarmine (Ky.), 1-19-95
Carol Jarrard vs. Central Florida, 1-5-81
Sharon Witthoft vs. Mo. Western, 12-1-79
Amy Eagan vs. Southern Indiana, 12-21-98
Carol Jarrard vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-17-82
Amy Pillard vs. Northwest Missouri, 1-10-96
MOST FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED
28 Angie Gum vs. Southeast Missouri, 2-9-91
27 Kelli Kreuser vs. Washburn (Kan.), 2-1-99
26 Sharon Witthoft vs. S. Ill. Univ.-Edwardsville,
1-8-81
26 Angie Gum vs. Culver-Stockton, 12-16-90
26 Kristy Brown vs. Culver-Stockton, 12-8-95
26 Jennifer Perkins vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-21-01
BEST FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
(Minimum of nine made)
.909 Jeanette Cleven vs. McKendree (Ill.) (10 of
11), 1-26-87
.857 Suzie Miller vs. Missouri-Rolla (12 of 14),
2-16-85
.818 Lori Janes vs. Lincoln (9 of 11), 2-12-83
.818 Hilde Pettersen vs. Missouri-St. Louis (9 of
11), 1-31-87
.813 Kristy Brown vs. Pittsburg (Kan.) (13 of
16), 1-28-95
MOST 3-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADE
10 Susan Theroff vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-26-90
7 Susan Theroff vs. Washburn (Kan.), 11-25-89
7 Susan Theroff vs. Washburn (Kan.), 2-2-91
7 Wendi Sobaski vs. Harris-Stowe, 11-28-97
7 Wendi Sobaski vs. Pittsburg St. (Kan.), 1-3-98
MOST 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL
ATTEMPTS
17
14
14
14
13
Susan Theroff vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-26-90
Susan Theroff vs. William Jewell, 11-24-89
Angie Gum vs. Southeast Missouri, 2-9-91
Susan Theroff vs. Central Missouri, 2-13-91
Susan Theroff vs. Mt. Mercy (Ia.), 11-27-90
MOST FREE-THROWS MADE
14
14
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Jeanette Cleven vs. Georgia State, 12-14-84
Amy Eagan vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-12-98
Carol Jarrard vs. Northern Iowa, 1-10-81
Carol Jarrard vs. Tampa (Fla.), 1-3-81
Angie Brown vs. Simpson (Iowa), 11-20-82
Jeanette Cleven vs. Simpson (Ia.), 12-22-86
Felicia Sutton vs. Southwest Baptist, 2-24-90
Felicia Sutton vs. Northwest Mo., 2-6-91
Natalie O’Farrell vs. Doane (Neb.), 12-10-94
Kristy Brown vs. Pittsburg (Kan.), 1-28-95
Amy Eagan vs. Ft. Hays St. (Kan.), 11-27-98
MOST FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED
19 Carol Jarrard vs. Northern Iowa, 1-10-81
AMY EAGAN
16 Angie Gum vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 2-6-88
15 Terri Davis vs. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 1-28-95
14 Amy Eagan vs. Hannibal-LaGrange, 11-23-98
13 Susan Theroff vs. Mo. Southern, 1-19-91
13 Susan Theroff vs. Lincoln, 1-26-91
13 Kristy Brown vs. Lincoln, 1-11-95
12 Jeanette Cleven vs. Lincoln, 2-6-85
11 Jeanette Cleven vs. Northwest Mo, 1-22-86
HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 11 Susan Theroff vs. Washburn (Kan.), 2-20-91
(Minimum of eight made)
11 Amy Eagan vs. St. Ambrose (Iowa), 11-18-95
1.000 Angie Brown vs. Simpson (Iowa), 11-2011 Amy Eagan vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-17-96
82,12
11 Amy Eagan vs. Harris-Stowe, 11-18-97
1.000 Amy Eagan vs. Ft. Hays State (Kan.), 11-27- 11 Amy Eagan vs. Missouri Southern, 11-14-98
98, 12
10 Denise Stone vs. Southeast Mo., 2-28-81
1.000 Sarah Sommer vs. Missouri Southern, 1-25- 10 Susan Theroff vs. Neb.-Omaha, 11-16-90
03, 10
10 Susan Theroff vs. Central Missouri, 1-24-91
1.000 Angie Gum vs. Lincoln, 2-16-91, 10
10 Amy Eagan vs. Quincy (Ill.), 11-24-97
1.000 Nicci Hays vs. Wayne St. (Neb.), 1-26-93, 9 10 Amy Eagan vs. Emporia State (Kan.), 2-9-98
1.000 Wendi Sobaski vs. Tuskegee (Ala.), 12-510 Amy Eagan vs. Morningside (Iowa), 12-1-98
98, 9
10 Amy Eagan vs. Missouri Western, 3-5-99
1.000 Sharon Witthoft vs. Tampa (Fla.), 1-3-81, 8
1.000 Angie Brown vs. Loras (Iowa), 1-23-84, 8 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
5 Sarah Sommer vs. SW Baptist, 1-28-04
1.000 Suzie Miller vs. Mo. Western, 1-28-85, 8
5 Carol Jarrard vs. Quincy (Ill.), 2-17-82
1.000 Jeanette Cleven vs. Lincoln, 2-6-85, 8
1.000 Lisa Bryan vs. Southwest Baptist, 1-15-00, 8 5 Dawn Lubbert vs. Southeast Mo., 1-24-87
5 Dawn Lubbert vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-31-87
1.000 Kelli Kreuser vs. Mo.-Rolla, 1-26-00, 8
5 Jennifer Perkins vs. Missouri Western, 2-7-01
1.000 Jennifer Fisher vs. U. Nebraska-Omaha,
5 Jennifer Perkins vs. Northwest Mo., 2-6-02
12-17-00, 8
1.000 Keagan Thalin vs. Mo. Southern, 1-6-01, 8 4 Laurie Nevins vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-20-79
1.000 Annie Westhoff vs. Pittsburg State, 2-15-03, 4 Carol Jarrard vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-30-82
4 Mary Allan vs. William Woods, 2-11-85
8
4 Mary Allan vs. Southeast Missouri, 2-22-85
4 Amy Pillard vs. Emporia State, 1-4-96
MOST REBOUNDS
28 Carol Jarrard vs. Missouri Western, 12-13-80 4 Amy Pillard vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-21-96
4 Jennifer Fisher vs. Hannibal-LaGrange, 12-7-99
27 Felicia Sutton vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-18-89
4 Jennifer Perkins vs. Emporia State, 1-12-02
23 Felicia Sutton vs. Quincy (Ill.),12-11-90
22 Sharon Witthoft vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-13-79
MOST TURNOVERS
22 Teresa Bell vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1-8-86
13 Amy Eagan vs. Washburn (Kan.), 2-3-97
22 Felicia Sutton vs. Lincoln, 1-20-88
12 Kelly Boyd vs. Lincoln, 1-18-89
21 Felicia Sutton vs. Southwest Baptist, 2-13-88
12 Kelly Boyd vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-18-89
20 Amy Pillard vs. Missouri Western, 2-22-95
12 Annette Klawitter vs. Washburn (Kan.), 2-1-92
12 Kristy Brown vs. Missouri Southern, 1-16-93
MOST STEALS
12 Amy Eagan vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 11-25-95
10 Joni Williams vs. Missouri-Rolla, 2-26-83
8 Kristy Brown vs. Angelo St. (Texas), 12-1-95
8 Amy Eagan vs. Cameron (Okla.), 12-2-95
18
17
16
16
16
16
Carol Jarrard vs. Tampa (Fla.), 1-3-81
Felicia Sutton vs. Northwest Mo., 2-6-91
Amy Eagan vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-12-98
Amy Eagan vs. Missouri Southern, 1-14-98
8 Amy Eagan vs. Missouri Western, 1-31-98
8 Amy Eagan vs. St. Francis (Ill.), 11-14-98
MOST ASSISTS
13 Wendi Sobaski vs. Harris-Stowe, 11-18-97
13 Wendi Sobaski vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1-11-99
21
By the Numbers
3 Megan Kahn
Kelli Floyd
4 Mollie Kahn
Keagan Thalin
Noelle Peterson
10 Lisa Jacques
Tammy Parton
Lisa Buschling
Susan Theroff
Leslie Stanley
Jenny Ballew
Jessy Fletcher
11 Jeanne Uhlmeyer
Carol Riney
Cathe Pence
Kelly Olmstead
Tessa Thurman
Sarah Sommer
12 Marlys Welker
Angie Gum
Annette Klawitter
Nicci Hays
Stacey Roth
Erin Tweedy
NatalieSchupbach
13 Holly Wagner
Joni Williams
Megan Watson
Robyn Gerber
14 Denise Stone
Patty Kadlec
Lisa Lee
Kathy Lewis
Kelly Boyd
Keri Nichols
Anne Volkmann
15
20
21
22
23
24
April Warren-Grice
Jennifer McDonnell
Ali Long
Cathy Minor
Lisa Countryman
Sharon Witthoft
Lois Heeren
Becky Arthaud
Kathy Russett
Kristy Brown
Kelly Brewer
Amy Eagan
Carol Jarrard
Karla Ponder
Angie Griffin
Angie Brown
Kathy Tontelli
Tammy Parton
Carey Boleach
Hilde Pettersen
Rhonda Soper
Sue Stein
Sarah Smith
Terri Davis
Meghan Fluharty
Wendi Sobaski
Adri Tromp
Kathy Minor
Cindy Hecht
Teresa Wood
Jayne Scanlan
Jeannine Doughty
Emily Turnbull
Tracy Rowan
Tracy Ivanesky
Angie Brown
25
30
31
32
Anita Veasley
Liz Chavez
Michele Spurgeon
Korena Stevens
Renell Trimde
Kristy Brown
Kelli Kreuser
Annie Westhoff
Debbie Thrasher
Kay Schultehenrich
Liz Chavez
Judy Iddings
Laurie Littrell
Angie Griffin
Tami Reed
Jackie Thornburg
Deb Weno
Mindy Norris
Tammy Newland
Kameron Libbers
Lisa Bryan
Carrie Guenzler
Jamie Huffman
Carol Johnson
Lois Heeren
Lori Janes
Jeanette Cleven
Liz Chavez
Laurie Nevins
Hilda Harting
Tracy Ivanesky
Tami Billerbeck
Joni Elsenpeter
Beth Woolery
Brenda Stewart
Christi Saddler
33
34
35
40
Lauren Borstell
Liz Kinne
Lori Rhodes
Annette Rogers
Shelley Smith
Jackie Thornburg
Dara Scharf
Jennifer Mitts
Melissa Harmon
Marne Fauser
Beth Breckenridge
Ashlea Wood
Megan Patti
Barb Nicklas
Yvonne Jonees
Lucia Brown
Deb Weno
Jackie Thornburg
Stacy Pfeiffer
Sue Stein
Natalie O’Farrell
Jennifer Happel
Sarah Bernard
Lisa Miceli
Sharon Shumaker
Tracy Ivanesky
Christy Forquer
Suzie Miller
Annette Rogers
Deb Weno
Melinda Cunningham
Jennifer Perkins
Emily Markovich
Judee Trumblee
Mary Allan
Suzie Miller
41
42
43
44
45
50
Jeanette Cleven
Felicia Sutton
Robin Serocke
Cathe Pence
Jennifer Fisher
Dana Huntsinger
Jeanette Cleven
Mary Allan
Jennifer Fisher
Carol Riney
Carey Boleach
Annette Rogers
Melinda Stanford
Brenda Reiling
Angela McKenna
Amy Vogel
Beth Hunckler
Gretchen Bouton
Charriss Hayes
Peggy Seiler
Debbie York
Suzie Miller
Jennifer Mitts
Tammy Parton
Kelly Hammerich
Mary Allan
Yvonne Jones
Robin Thomas
Robin Serocke
Shari Smith
Jill Clarke
Meghan Fluharty
Judee Trumblee
Amy Deimeke
Dawn Lubbert
Shelley Picha
Kathy Colvin
52 Sandra Fitzpatrick
Ann Goliday
Stacy Pfeiffer
Christi Saddler
Dara Scharf
Liz Kinne
Amy Pillard
Hillary Herbst
Erin Runser
53 Ann Goliday
54 Debbie Frazier
Erin Black
All-Time Coaches
22
Kathy Austin
1972-74
12-11 (.521)
Lois Heeren
1989-92
31-48 (.392)
Pam Wood
1974-76
13-14 (.481)
Jan Conner
1992-95
19-58 (.247)
Mary Jo Murray
1976-83
100-80 (.556)
Tarry Parrish
1983-89
44-115 (.277)
Karin Nicholls
1995-2000
71-64 (.526)
John Sloop
2000-Present
42-65 (.392)
(Since 1978-79)
Single-Season Leaders
POINTS
573
546
535
532
486
484
470
470
468
457
452
442
436
430
425
424
418
411
410
403
399
394
390
76
74
72
67
65
62
60
60
56
47
47
40
38
37
35
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Kelli Kreuser..................1998-99
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
Jennifer Perkins ............2001-02
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
Sarah Sommer ........2003-04
Carol Jarrard .................1978-79
Annie Westhoff..............2002-03
Jeanette Cleven .............1986-87
Amy Pillard....................1995-96
Kelli Kreuser..................1999-00
Angie Griffin .................1981-82
Amy Eagan .....................1996-97
Felicia Sutton.................1988-89
Suzie Miller ....................1984-85
Susan Theroff ................1989-90
SCORING AVERAGE
21.3
20.2
19.8
18.4
18.3
18.3
18.1
18.0
18.0
17.9
17.4
17.4
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Kelli Kreuser..................1998-99
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
Kelli Kreuser..................1999-00
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
FIELD GOALS MADE
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Kelli Kreuser..................1998-99
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1978-79
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
499
436
430
407
395
394
382
381
376
371
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Kelli Kreuser..................1998-99
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
Sharon Witthoft ............1980-81
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
Jeanette Cleven .............1986-87
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
(Minimum of 84 made)
.599 Carol Jarrard (184-307).........‘78-79
.549 Mary Allen (95-173) ...............‘83-84
.546 Brenda Reiling (96-176) ........‘89-90
.541 Ann Goliday (98-1181) ..........’87-88
.541 Sharon Witthoft (113-209)....‘79-80
.524 Jennifer Perkins (118-225)....‘98-99
.524 Jessy Fletcher (98-187)...........‘00-01
.524 Angie Griffin (98-187) ...........‘79-80
.522 Dara Scharf (84-161).............‘91-92
.518 Jennifer Perkins (189-365)....‘00-01
.515 Felicia Sutton (190-369).........’90-91
.512 Carol Jarrard (190-371).........‘79-80
3-POINT FIELD ATTEMPTS
196
181
181
180
177
175
172
156
145
143
136
116
113
92
Susan Theroff ................1990-91
Wendi Sobaski ...............2001-02
Wendi Sobaski ...............1997-98
Susan Theroff ................1989-90
Wendi Sobaski ...............1998-99
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Kathy Russett.................1991-92
Wendi Sobaski ...............1999-00
Kelly Brewer ..................1994-95
Tessa Thurman ..............2000-01
Annie Westhoff..............2002-03
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
Sarah Sommer........2003-04
Nicci Hays.......................1993-94
3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENT.
.449 Kathy Russett (35-78)..........1990-91
.422 Susan Theroff (76-18)..........1989-90
.420 Emily Turnbull (37-88).........2003-04
.418 Wendi Sobaski (74-177) ........‘98-99
.414 Kelly Brewer (60-145) .........1994-95
.405 Angie Gum (47-116) ............1989-90
.398 Wendi Sobaski (72-181)......2001-02
.396 Sarah Sommer (38-96) ........2002-03
.396 Nicci Hays (21-35).................1995-96
.393 Jennifer Fisher (35-89) ........2001-02
.388 Angie Gum (26-67)...............1987-88
.388 Susan Theroff (76-196) .......1990-91
FREE-THROWS MADE
177
152
145
136
131
116
104
102
98
98
97
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Amy Eagan .....................1996-97
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Shelley Picha..................1991-92
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Sarah Sommer .......2003-04
Angie Griffin .................1981-82
Suzie Miller ....................1984-85
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED
233
211
204
189
186
176
164
158
141
138
138
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Amy Eagan .....................1996-97
Amy Eagan......................1997-98
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Suzie Miller ....................1981-82
Shelley Picha..................1991-92
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
Felicia Sutton.................1987-88
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
Marlys Welker (29-33) .........1978-79
Joni Williams (33-38)...........1982-83
.867
.862
.859
.854
.851
.841
Jennifer Fisher (39-45) ........2001-02
Jeanette Cleven (38-46).......1983-84
Megan Kahn (55-64) ............1999-00
Jeanette Cleven (88-103) ........‘86-87
Angie Gum (74-87)...............1990-91
Megan Kahn (74-88) ............1996-97
REBOUNDS
356
330
322
311
303
291
283
246
236
233
226
225
220
218
217
216
216
212
211
209
204
201
193
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Felicia Sutton.................1988-89
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Felicia Sutton.................1987-88
Angie Griffin .................1981-82
Shelley Picha..................1991-92
Felicia Sutton.................1989-90
Amy Pillard....................1994-95
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
Carol Jarrard .................1978-79
Shelley Picha..................1990-91
Adri Tromp.....................2002-03
Amy Pillard....................1995-96
Susan Miller ...................1983-84
Sandra Fitzpatrick.........1986-87
Jennifer Fisher...............2000-01
Angie Griffin .................1979-80
Annette Rogers..............1984-85
REBOUND AVERAGE
13.2
12.6
12.2
11.2
11.1
10.9
10.7
10.3
9.3
8.7
8.7
Felicia Sutton.................1990-91
Pam Gantt ......................1974-75
Felicia Sutton.................1988-89
Felicia Sutton.................1987-88
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Shelley Picha..................1991-92
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Felicia Sutton.................1989-90
Amy Pillard....................1994-95
Carol Jarrard .................1979-80
ASSISTS
187
160
144
140
137
122
119
117
114
109
109
23
21
21
21
20
19
18
17
15
14
14
13
Dawn Lubbert................1987-88
Jennifer Fisher...............1999-00
Lisa Bryan ......................1998-99
Amy Pillard....................1994-95
Carol Jarrard .................1981-82
Mary Allen .....................1984-85
Ann Goliday...................1987-88
Kathy Russett.................1991-92
Terri Davis .....................1994-95
Gretchen Bouton...........1994-95
Jessy Fletcher .................2000-01
TURNOVERS
209
181
133
130
126
123
123
123
122
121
Annette Klawitter .........1991-92
Amy Eagan .....................1996-97
Kathy Russett.................1991-92
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Kelly Boyd ......................1987-88
Jeanette Cleven .............1984-85
Susan Theroff ................1987-88
Susan Theroff ................1990-91
Rhonda Soper ................1988-89
Jennifer Mitts .................1991-92
PERSONAL FOULS
113
111
106
100
98
98
98
94
93
92
91
91
Lisa Bryan ......................1998-99
Natalie O’Farrell............1995-96
Natalie O’Farrell............1993-94
Marne Fauser .................1997-98
Meghan Fluharty...........1996-97
Ann Goliday...................1987-88
Kathy Russett.................1991-92
Denise Stone..................1980-81
Carol Jarrard .................1980-81
Stacey Roth ....................1999-00
Angie Griffin .................1981-82 ..
Meghan Fluharty...........1994-95
GAMES PLAYED
31
31
31
31
30
29
28
Wendi Sobaski ...............1998-99
Megan Kahn ...................1998-99
Lisa Bryan ......................1998-99
Stacey Roth ....................1998-99
12 players..............2 in 1998-99
16 players..............2 in 1998-99
2003-04 Marks in Bold
Susan Theroff ................1990-91
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Susan Theroff ................1989-90
Angie Brown..................1983-84
Jeanette Cleven .............1986-87
Lisa Jacques....................1979-80
Amy Eagan .....................1995-96
Susan Theroff ................1987-88
Lisa Jacques....................1980-81
Jeanette Cleven .............1986-87
STEALS
114
100
90
89
68
67
58
57
56
55
Susan Theroff ................1987-88
Amy Eagan .....................1997-98
Amy Eagan .....................1996-97
Amy Eagan .....................1998-99
Yvonne Jones .................1981-82
Shelley Picha..................1991-92
Kristy Brown .................1995-96
Kristy Brown .................1994-95
LOCKED SHOTS
FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE B
41
.907 Megan Kahn (49-54) ............1998-99
.906 Angie Gum (58-64)...............1989-90
.903 Jennifer Fisher (56-62) ........2000-01
.886 Laurie Littrell (31-53) ..........1980-81
39
37
37
30
27
Amy Pillard....................1995-96
Dawn Lubbert................1986-87
Jennifer Fisher...............2000-01
SUSAN THEROFF
214
206
206
200
192
190
190
189
184
176
Susan Theroff ................1989-90
Wendi Sobaski ...............1998-99
Wendi Sobaski ...............2001-02
Wendi Sobaski ...............1997-98
Susan Theroff ................1990-91
Kathy Russett.................1991-92
Angie Gum .....................1990-91
Kelly Brewer ..................1994-95
Wendi Sobaski ...............1999-00
Annie Westhoff..............2002-03
Angie Gum .....................1989-90
Tessa Thurman ..............2000-01
Emily Turnbull ......2003-04
Kathy Boyd.....................1987-88
.878
.868
23
Career Leaders
POINTS
2,006 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
1,578 Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
1,527 Amy Eagan, 1995-99
1,467 Angie Gum, 1987-91
1,461 Jennifer Perkins, 1998-02
1,355 Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
1,189 Kristy Brown, 1992-96
1,177 Kelli Kreuser, 1997-00
1,169 Sharon Witthoft, 1977-81
1,159 Susan Theroff, 1987-91
1,128 Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
988 Jeanette Cleven, 1983-87
942 Annie Westhoff, 2000898 Megan Kahn, 1996-00
791 Amy Pillard, 1994-96
767 Teresa Nevins, 1974-78
739 Shelley Picha, 1989-92
739 Jennifer Fisher, 1999-2003
726 Tami Billerbeck, 1984-87
722 Sarah Sommer, 2002714 Susan Miller, 1984-85
707 Jennifer Mitts, 1992-94
SCORING AVERAGE
17.9 Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
15.8 Amy Pillard, 1994-96
15.5 Kelli Kreuser, 1997-00
15.3 Amy Eagan, 1995-99
15.3 Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
13.8 Angie Gum, 1987-91
13.7 Suzie Miller, 1983-85
13.3 Jennifer Perkins, 1998-02
12.5 Kristy Brown, 1992-96
12.2 Wendi Sobaski, 1998-02
12.0 Sharon Witthoft, 1977-81
11.5 Susan Theroff, 1987-91
23
FIELD GOALS MADE
780
Carol Jarrard, 1978-82
630
Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
613
Jennifer Perkins, 1998-02
557
Angie Gum, 1987-91
493
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
487
Sharon Witthoft, 1977-81
450
Kelli Kreuser, 1997-00
427
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
425
Kristy Brown, 1992-96
421
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
403
Susan Theroff, 1987-91
378
Jeanette Cleven, 1983-87
338 Annie Westhoff, 2000319
Megan Kahn, 1996-00
318
Teresa Nevins, 1974-78
1,403 Angie Gum, 1987-91
1,201 Jennifer Perkins, 1998-02
1,106 Amy Eagan, 1995-99
1,072 Sharon Witthoft, 1977-81
1,047 Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
1,027 Kristy Brown, 1992-96
1,013 Susan Theroff, 1987-91
978
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
969
(Min. 200 made)
.513 Carol Jarrard (780/1521), 1978-82
.510 Jennifer Perkins (613/1201), 1998-02
.505 Felicia Sutton (615/1209), 1987-91
.474 Suzie Miller (270/570), 1983-85
.468 Amy Pillard (311/665), 1994-96
.464 Kelli Kreuser (450/969), 1997-00
.454 Sharon Witthoft (487/1072), ‘77-81
.446 Amy Eagan (493/1106), 1995-99
.439 Joni Williams (214/487), 1980-83
269
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
167
152
Angie Gum, 1987-91
112
Kathy Russett, 1988-92
92
Jennifer Fisher, 1999-2003
88
Nicci Hays, 1993-94 & ‘95-96
85
Kelly Brewer, 1993-95
62
61
Annie Westhoff, 200059
Emily Turnbull, 2000-04
58
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
42
Tessa Thurman, 2000-02
39
Natalie O’Farrell, 1993-96
38
Sarah Sommer, 200235
Mollie Kahn, 1996-00
34
Keagan Thalin, 2000-2003
33
Stacey Roth, 1998-00
695
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
431
412
Angie Gum, 1987-91
295
Kathy Russett, 1988-92
264
219
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
216
Nicci Hays, 1993-94 & ‘95-96
212 Annie Westhoff, 2000212
Kelly Brewer, 1993-94
178
174
147
Tessa Thurman, 2000-02
136
131
130
Keagan Thalin, 2000-03
108
Jennifer Mitts, 1990-94
102
Stacey Roth, 1998-00
3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.401 Kelly Brewer (85/212), 1993-95
.387 Susan Theroff (167/431), 1987-91
.387 Wendi Sobaski (269/695), 1997-02
.380 Kathy Russett (112/295), 1988-92
.376 Nicci Hays (88/234), ‘93-94/‘95-96
.369 Angie Gum (152/412), 1987-91
.348 Kelli Kreuser (62/178), 1997-00
.341 Jennifer Fisher (92-264), 1999-03
.339 Emily Turnbull (59/174), 2000-04
.323 Stacey Roth (33/102), 1998-00
FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE
.830 Megan Kahn (234/282), 1996-00
.820 Jennifer Fisher (141-172), 1999-03
.804 Angie Gum (147/179), 1987-91
.800 Jeanette Cleven (232/290), 1983-87
.772 Wendi Sobaski (244/316), 1997-02
.757 Kathy Russett (106/140), 1988-92
.755 Kristy Brown (316/418), 1992-96
.730 Jennifer Perkins (233/319), 1998-02
.723 Susan Theroff (146/202), 1987-91
.721 Kelli Kreuser (215/298), 1997-00
.715 Shelley Picha (118/165), 1988-92
.712 Jessy Fletcher (129/181), 2000-02
.711 Natalie O’Farrell (133/187), 1993-96
.709 Carol Jarrard (449/633), 1978-82
REBOUNDS
852 Angie Griffin, ‘77-80 & ‘81-82
773 Jennifer Perkins, 1998-02
689 Sharon Witthoft, 1977-81
643 Amy Eagan, 1995-99
642 Shelley Picha, 1988-92
603 Jennifer Fisher, 1999496 Megan Kahn, 1996-00
464 Tami Billerbeck, 1983-87
461 Kristy Brown, 1993-96
449 Amy Pillard, 1994-96
445 Jennifer Mitts, 1992-94
445 Mindy Norris, 1988-91
425 Angie Brown, 1981-84
418 Annie Westhoff, 2000417 Jackie Thornburg, 1983-87
406 Adri Tromp, 2002-04
403 Kelli Kreuser, 1997-00
399 Suzie Miller, 1983-85
395 Holly Wagner, 1975-79
REBOUND AVERAGE
11.8 Felicia Sutton, 1987-91
9.7
9.0
Amy Pillard, 1994-96
8.0
Angie Griffin, ‘77-80 & ‘81-82
7.7
Suzie Miller, 1983-85
7.5
Adri Tromp, 2002-04
7.3
Sandra Fitzpatrick, 1985-87
7.1
7.1
Teresa Nevins, 1974-78
7.1
Tami Billerbeck, 1983-87
FREE-THROWS MADE
483
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
449
Carol Jarrard , 1978-82
318
Felicia Sutton , 1987-91
316
274
Angie Griffin , 1977-80 & ‘81-82
244
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
234
Shelley Picha, 1988-92
234
Megan Kahn, 1996-00
233
232
ASSISTS
529
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
495
390
Lisa Jacques, 1977-81
360
Angie Gum, 1987-91
337
285
Angie Brown, 1980-84
226
Denise Stone, 1977-81
223
Cathy Minor, 1977-81
201
Robyn Gerber, 1998-02
FREE-THROW ATTEMPTS
704
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
633
573
418
401
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
329
Shelley Picha, 1988-92
319
316
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
312
Suzie Miller, 1983-85
298
290
STEALS
328
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
200
189
172
169
Susan Theroff, 199O-91
145
Angie Griffin, 77-80 & ‘81-82
138
133
Megan Kahn, 1996-00
126
Yvonne Jones, 1981-83 & ‘85-86
124
124
BLOCKED SHOTS
107
63
58
Amy Pillard, 1994-96
53
Dawn Lubbert , 1986-88
42
Carol Jarrard , 1978-82
33
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
32
Mary Allan, 1983-85
32
Tami Billerbeck , 1983-87
30
Gretchen Bouton, 1994-96
26
Ann Goliday , 1987-89
25
Lisa Bryan, 1998-00
TURNOVERS
526
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
434
420
Angie Gum, 1987-91
352
335
285
Angie Brown, 1980-84
273
257
256
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
255
PERSONAL FOULS
329
306
296
294
286
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
272
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
266
245
GAMES PLAYED
112
111
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00 & ‘01-02
110
110
Megan Kahn, 1996-00
108
108
Angie Griffin, 1977-80 & ‘81-82
106
Lisa Jacques, 1977-81
106
106
Angie Gum, 1987-91
106
Jennifer Happel, 1996-00
105
Maryls Welker, 1978-82
105
105
102
101
Cathy Minor, 1978-81
101
CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED
110
110
Megan Kahn, 1996-00
101
Angie Gum, 1987-91
84
Wendi Sobaski, 1997-00
80
Brenda Reiling, 1988-91
80
Annie Westhoff, 200079
77
76
75
Amy Eagan, 1995-99
73
72
Current players in bold italic.
Year-By-Year Leaders
SCORING AVERAGE
(Min. 300 points or closest
1997-98)
Year
Name
2003-04 Sarah Sommer
2002-03 Annie Westhoff
2001-02 Jennifer Perkins
1999-00 Kelli Kreuser
1997-98 Amy Eagan
1996-97 Amy Eagan
1995-96 Amy Pillard
1994-95 Kristy Brown
1993-94 Kristy Brown
1992-93 Jill Clarke
1991-92 Kathy Patterson
1990-91 Angie Gum
1989-90 Angie Gum
1988-89 Felicia Sutton
1986-87 Jeanette Cleven
1985-86 Hilde Pettersen
1984-85 Suzie Miller
1983-84 Suzie Miller
1982-83 Joni Williams
1981-82 Carol Jarrard
1977-78 Teresa Nevins
1974-75 Suzie Rowland
to 300 points as of
G
27
27
27
26
23
29
27
26
25
25
22
26
27
27
25
25
27
25
26
27
25
17
29
29
26
28
24
18
9
14
Pts.
436
425
470
442
411
532
486
403
418
452
250
240
362
546
457
399
350
424
283
394
320
203
573
535
468
130
280
219
112
128
Avg.
16.1
15.7
17.4
17.0
17.9
18.3
18.0
15.5
16.7
18.1
11.4
9.2
13.4
20.2
18.3
14.8
13.0
17.0
10.9
14.6
12.8
11.9
19.8
18.4
18.0
15.4
11.6
12.2
12.4
9.1
REBOUNDING AVERAGE
as of 1997-98)
G
Reb. Avg.
27
190
7.0
27
216
8.0
27
236
8.7
26
209
8.0
23
151
6.6
31
188
6.1
27
184
6.8
26
183
7.0
25
216
8.6
25
233
9.3
26
133
5.1
26
136
5.2
26
283 10.9
27
356 13.5
24
246 10.3
27
330 12.2
27
303 11.2
25
211
8.4
27
176
6.6
24
193
8.0
25
212
8.5
18
130
7.Z
29
311 10.7
29
322 11.1
26
226
8.7
28
225
8.0
24
194
8.1
18
131
7.3
9
67
7.4
14
164 12.6
Year
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
Name
Jamie Huffman
Jamie Huffman
Jennifer Perkins
Jessy Fletcher
Jennifer Perkins
Jennifer Perkins
Jennifer Happel
Amy Eagan
Kristy Brown
Natalie O’Farrell
FGM-FGA
101-221
51-107
200-394
98-187
106-217
118-225
50-94
121-296
58-81
70-153
Pct.
.457
.477
.508
.524
.488
.524
.532
.409
.716
.458
Nicci Hays
Robin Serocke
Dara Scharf
Felicia Sutton
Brenda Reiling
Felicia Sutton
Ann Goliday
Jeanette Cleven
Hilde Pettersen
Suzie Miller
Mary Allan
Joni Williams
Carol Jarrard
Carol Jarrard
Sharon Witthoft
Carol Jarrard
Teresa Nevins
Teresa Nevins
Teresa Nevins
32-92
69-151
84-161
190-369
96-176
163-324
98-181
168-376
135-283
148-313
95-173
85-181
214-436
192-407
113-209
184-301
121-279
196-217
48-110
.348
.457
.522
.515
.546
.503
.541
.441
.477
.473
.549
.470
.491
.472
.541
.599
.430
.442
.436
(Min. 90
Year
2003.-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986 87
1986-86
1984-85
1983-84
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
1977-78
1976-77
1975-76
1974-75
or closest to 90 made as of 1997-98)
Name
FTM-FTA
Pct.
Sarah Sommer
102-135
.756
Annie Westhoff
75-105
.714
Jennifer Perkins
68-87
.782
Jennifer Fisher
56-62
.903
Kelli Kreuser
87-118
.737
Amy Eagan
177-233
.760
Amy Eagan
131-189
.693
Megan Kahn
74-88
.841
Kristy Brown
58-81
.716
Kelly Brewer
19-23
.803
Kristy Brown
92-114
.807
Kristy Brown
69-85
.812
Kathy Patterson
42-53
.793
Angie Gum
74-87
.851
Angie Gum
58-64
.906
Brenda Reiling
32-43
.744
Kelly Boyd
23-30
.767
Jeanette Cleven
88-103
.854
Jackie Thornburg
29-39
.744
Jeanette Cleven
66-81
.815
Jeanette Cleven
38-46
.826
Joni Williams
33-38
.868
Carol Jarrard
145-186
.780
Carol Jarrard
152-211
.720
Angie Griffin
59-90
.666
Marlys Welker
29-33
.878
Sharon Witthoft
43-56
.770
Karen Daniels
31-42
.738
Milly Dimmitt
7-8
.875
Shelia Daniels
11-15
.734
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
(Min. 25
Year
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
or closest to 25 made as of 1997-98)
Name
FGM-FGA
Pct.
Emily Turnbull
37-88
.420
Sarah Sommer
38-96
.396
Wendi Sobaski
72-181
.398
Jennifer Fisher
27-79
.342
Wendi Sobaski
56-156
.359
Wendi Sobaski
74-177
.418
Wendi Sobaski
67-181
.370
Megan Kahn
11-33
.333
Nicci Hays
21-35
.396
Kelly Brewer
60-145
.414
Kelly Brewer
25-67
.373
Amy Deimeke
14-51
.275
Kathy Patterson
62-172
.361
Kathy Patterson
35-78
.449
Susan Theroff
76-180
.422
Angie Gum
19-54
.352
Angie Gum
26-67
.388
ASSISTS
Year
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
Name
Kelli Floyd
Kelli Floyd
Jennifer Fisher
Jennifer Fisher
Stacey Roth
Assist
64
66
63
65
76
Avg.
2.4
2.4
2.3
2.5
2.9
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
1977-78
1976-77
STEALS
Year
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
1981-82
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
Amy Eagan
Amy Eagan
Amy Eagan
Amy Eagan
Kristy Brown
Terri Davis
Jill Clark
Annette Klawitter
Susan Theroff
Susan Theroff
Angie Gum
Susan Theroff
Jeanette Cleven
Hilde Petterson
Jeanette Cleven
Angie Brown
Angie Brown
Joni Williams
Lisa Jacques
Lisa Jacques
Lisa Jacques
Lisa Jacques
Milly Dimmitt
Beth Primm
Name
Adri Tromp
Annie Westhoff
Jennifer Fisher
Annie Westhoff
Stacey Roth
Amy Eagan
Amy Eagan
Amy Eagan
Kristy Brown
Kristy Brown
Kristy Brown
Jill Clark
Shelley Picha
Susan Theroff
Susan Theroff
Felicia Sutton
Susan Theroff
Hilde Petterson
Liz Chavez
Annette Rogers
Angie Brown
Yvonne Jones
Sharon Witthoft
Cathy Minor
Sharon Witthoft
BLOCKED SHOTS
Year
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
Name
Sarah Sommer
Sarah Sommer
Jennifer Perkins
Jennifer Perkins
Jennifer Fisher
Lisa Bryan
Amy Eagan
Jennifer Happel
Amy Pillard
Amy Pillard
Jennifer Mitts
Jill Clarke
Kathy Patterson
Kathy Patterson
Angie Gum
Rhonda Soper
Ann Goliday
Dawn Lubbert
Dawn Lubbert
Liz Chavez
Tami Billerbeck
Mary Allan
Mary Allan
160
144
108
117
81
88
43
93
187
140
82
114
122
77
109
137
103
92
109
119
108
54
54
56
5.93
5.3
4.2
5.85
3.24
3.38
1.65
3.44
6.9
5.6
3.0
4.1
4.9
3.0
4.0
5.5
4.1
3.3
3.8
4.6
4.0
2.25
2.25
3.11
Steals
46
45
29
36
41
89
100
90
57
56
45
32
67
52
39
54
114
47
52
42
39
68
58
40
47
Avg.
1.7
1.7
1.1
1.4
1.6
3.3
3.7
3.5
2.28
2.15
2.04
1.23
2.57
1.93
1.56
2.00
4.07
2.04
2.00
1.75
1.56
2.34
2.00
1.54
1.67
BS
39
8
41
37
21
21
5
10
37
21
10
10
15
8
8
4
9
23
30
7
7
19
13
Avg.
1.44
0.30
1.52
1.42
0.84
0.68
0.20
0.40
1.48
0.84
0.38
0.38
0.55
0.30
0.30
0.19
0.53
0.82
1.25
0.27
0.28
0.86
0.59
(Min. 100 or closest to 100
Year
Name
2003-04 Adri Tromp
2002-03 Adri Tromp
2000-01 Jennifer Fisher
1997-98 Amy Eagan
1996-97 Amy Eagan
1995-96 Amy Pillard
1994-95 Amy Pillard
1993-94 Jennifer Mitts
1992-93 Jill Clarke
1991-92 Shelley Picha
1986-87 S.Fitzpatrick
1985-86 Teresa Bell
1984-85 Annette Rogers
1983 84 Suzie Miller
1982-83 Lois Heeren
1976-77 Holly Wagner
1975-76 Holly Wagner
1974-75 Pam Gantt
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
1977-78
1976-77
1975-76
24
1,000 Point Club
1. CAROL JARRARD (6-1, C, WASHINGTON, IOWA)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT
FTM-FTA
1978-79 28
184-307 .599
62-95
1979-80 26
190-371 .512
90-141
1980-81 29
192-407 .472
152-211
1981-82 29
214-436 .491
145-186
Totals 112 780-1,521 .513
449-633
PCT
PTS-AVG
.653
430-15.4
.638
468-18.0
.720
535-18.4
.780
573-19.8
.709 2,006-17.9
RB-AVG
225-8.0
226-8.7
322-11.1
311-10.7
1,084-9.7
2. FELICIA SUTTON (5-11, F/C, ST. LOUIS)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT 3FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT
PTS-AVG
RB-AVG
1987-88 27
134-270 .496
0-0 .000
82-138 .594
350-13.0
303-11.2
1988-89 27
163-324 .503
0-0 .000
73-170 .429
399-14.8
330-12.2
1989-90 24
143-284 .504
0-0 .000
59-107 .551
345-14.4
246-10.3
1990-91 27
190-369 .515
0-0 .000 104-158 .658
484-17.9
356-13.2
Totals 105 630-1,247 .505
0-0 .000 318-573 .555 1,578-15.0 1,235-11.8
374-3.4
PCT
PTS-AVG
.812
171-8.1
.807
250-11.4
.703
452-18.1
.716
316-12.6
.756 1,189-12.8
RB-AVG
84-4.0
97-4.4
164-6.6
116-4.6
461-5.0
8. KELLI KREUSER (5-11, G/F, BETTENDORF, IOWA)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT 3FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA
1997-98 24
93/199 .467
14/38 .368
34/56
1998-99 29
206/430 .479
26/76 .342 94/124
1999-00 23
151/340 .444
22/64 .344 87/118
TOTAL 76 450/969 .464
62/178 .348 215/298
PCT
PTS-AVG
.607
234-9.8
.758
532-18.3
.737
411-17.9
.721 1,177-15.5
RB-AVG
78-3.3
174-6.0
151-6.6
403-5.3
PCT FTM-FTA PCT
PTS-AVG
.189
39-78 .500
168-8.4
.294 136-204 .667
403-15.5
.271 131-189 .693
486-18.0
.265 177-233 .760
470-17.4
.265 483-704 .686 1,527-15.2
RB-AVG
140-7.0
183-7.0
184-6.8
136-5.0
643-6.4
9. SHARON WITTHOFT (5-8, G, WASHINGTON, IOWA)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT
FTM-FTA
1977-78 24
105-245 .430
43-56
1978-79 28
108-236 .458
44-65
1979-80 16
113-209 .541
47-55
1980-81 29
161-382 .421
61-86
Totals 97 487-1,072 .454
195-262
PCT
PTS-AVG
.770
253-10.5
.677
260-9.3
.855
273-17.1
.709
383-13.2
.744 1,169-12.1
RB-AVG
109-4.5
220-7.9
142-8.9
218-7.5
689-7.1
4. ANGIE GUM (5-9, G, TALLULA, ILL.)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT 3FGM-FGA
1987-88 27
81-201 .403
26-67
1988-89 27
114-308 .370
19-54
1989-90 25
176-395 .446
47-116
1990-91 27
206-499 .413
60-175
Totals 106 577-1,403 .411 152-412
PCT FTM-FTA PCT
PTS-AVG
.388
13-23 .565
201-7.4
.352
16-27 .593
263-9.7
.405
58-64 .906
457-18.3
.343
74-87 .851
546-20.2
.369 161-201 .801 1,467-13.8
RB-AVG
72-2.7
64-2.4
79-3.2
88-3.3
303-2.9
10. SUSAN THEROFF (5-6, G, JEFFERSON CITY, MO.)
Season G
1987-88 28
103-232 .444
10-27 .370
29-48
1988-89 21
56-150 .373
5-28 .179
19-24
1989-90 25
133-308 .432
76-180 .422
48-67
1990-91 27
127-323 .393
76-196 .388
58-74
TOTALS 101 419-1,013 .414 167-431 .387 154-213
PCT
PTS-AVG
.604
245-8.8
.792
136-6.5
.716
390-15.6
.784
388-14.4
.723 1,159-11.5
RB-AVG
62-2.2
22-1.1
102-4.1
98-3.6
284-2.8
RB-AVG
188-6.1
148-5.7
201-7.7
236-8.7
773-7.0
11. ANGIE GRIFFIN (5-10, G, HANNIBAL, MO.)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT
1977-78 24
104-276 .380
1978-79 28
69-182 .379
1979-80 26
98-187 .524
1981-82 28
156-333 .468
TOTALS 106 427-978 .437
PCT
PTS-AVG
.620
276-11.5
.653
187-6.7
.656
255-9.8
.772
410-14.6
.683 1,128-10.6
RB-AVG
180-7.5
177-6.3
204-7.9
291-10.4
852-8.0
PCT
PTS-AVG
.636
285-9.2
.743
264-10.2
.753
442-17.0
.782
470-17.4
.730 1,461-13.3
6. WENDI SOBASKI (5-7, G, PACKWOOD, IOWA)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT 3FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT
1997-98 27
98/265 .370
67/181 .370
67/88 .761
1998-99 31
121/278 .435
74/177 .418
59/77 .766
1999-00 26
109/274 .398
56/156 .359
72/93 .774
2001-02 27
93/230 .404
72/181 .398
46/58 .793
.772 1,355-12.2
3. AMY EAGAN (5-8, G, SHELBINA, MO.)
Season G
FGM-FGA PCT 3FGM-FGA
1995-96 20
61-143 .427
7-37
1996-97 26
121-296 .409
25-85
1997-98 27
171-356 .480
13-48
1998-99 27
140-311 .450
13-49
Totals 100 493-1,106 .446
58-219
5. JENNIFER PERKINS (6-1, F/C, FORT DODGE, IOWA)
Season G
1998-99 31
118/225 .524
0/0 .000
49/77
1999-00 26
106/217 .488
0/0 .000
52/70
2000-01 26
189/365 .518
0/5 .000
64/85
2001-02 27
200/394 .508
2/21 .095
68/87
Totals 110 613/1201 .510
2/26 .077 233/319
25
TOTAL 111 421/1047 .402 269/695 .387 244/316
7. KRISTY BROWN (5-7, G, PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KAN.)
Season G
1992-93 21
50-136 .368
2-9 .222
69-85
1993-94 22
79-171 .462
0-7 .000
92-114
1994-95 25
173-381 .454
9-30 .300
97-138
1995-96 25
125-339 .369
8-36 .222
58-81
Totals 93 427-1,027 .416
19-82 .231 316-418
Carol Jarrard
2,006 Points
Felicia Sutton
1,578 Points
Kristy Brown
1,189 Points
PTS-AVG
330-12.2
375-12.1
346-13.3
304-11.3
RB-AVG
98-3.6
89-2.9
115-4.4
72-2.7
Amy Eagan
1,527 Points
Kelli Krueser
1,177 Points
FTM-FTA
68-109
49-75
59-90
98-127
274-401
Angie Gum
1,467 Points
Sharon Witthoft
1,169 Points
Jennifer Perkins Wendi Sobaski
1,461 Points
1,355 Points
Susan Theroff
1,159 Points
Angie Griffin
1,128 Points
Year by Year Stats
G/GS
27/27
27/27
27/27
27/27
27/27
27/27
26/26
26/26
26/26
26/26
31/31
31/31
27/27
27/27
26/26
26/26
25/25
25/25
25/25
25/25
26/26
26/26
26/26
26/26
27/27
27/27
27/27
27/27
25/25
25/25
27/27
27/27
28/28
28/28
25/25
25/25
27/27
27/27
27/27
27/27
25/25
25/25
25/25
25/25
29/29
29/29
30/30
30/30
26/26
29/29
24/24
FG/FGA
614/1574
607/1462
617/1512
687/1614
638/1538
637/1752
616/1478
616/1616
703/1740
578/1476
897/1,975
774/1837
712/1,668
660/1,482
592/1,391
648/1479
632/1583
637/1498
724/1768
793/1711
679/1640
744/1660
534/1469
727/1641
577/1537
846/1838
816/1826
887/1985
804/1859
858/1890
656/1644
922/1974
757/1746
855/2022
710/1663
672/1681
766/1877
699/1683
703/1659
824/1791
651/1598
742/1604
650/1572
664/1573
767/1760
733/1860
821/1972
821/1996
781/1735
881/2095
668/1672
FG%
.390
.415
.408
.426
.415
.364
.417
.414
.404
.392
.454
.421
.427
.445
.426
.438
.399
.425
.410
.464
.414
.448
.357
.443
.375
.460
.438
.477
.433
.454
.399
.467
.434
.423
.427
.400
.408
.415
.424
.460
.407
.463
.413
.432
.435
.394
.416
.411
.450
.420
.400
3FG/FGA
137/448
189/479
173/538
189/530
168/513
141/453
99/377
146/411
125/386
129/377
151/406
146/467
120/383
98/323
84/271
131/376
67/259
100/324
130/389
116/311
89/281
69/227
39/150
79/232
104/360
69/229
171/453
95/285
149/382
48/167
28/104
59/151
49/132
41/136
FG%
.306
.395
.322
.357
.327
.311
.263
.355
.324
.342
.372
.313
.313
.303
.310
.348
.259
.309
.334
.373
.317
.304
.260
.341
.289
.301
.377
.333
.390
.287
.269
.391
.371
.302
FT/FTA
363/536
461/631
353/516
365/493
371/505
328/465
352/495
372/521
420/576
490/704
567/787
505/724
401/607
435/646
443/629
369/546
323/505
385/548
374/547
447/664
455/634
535/815
322/518
481/724
310/466
410/628
409/568
294/458
353/513
385/555
255/477
303/454
298/499
364/584
266/407
315/500
266/418
359/538
351/571
351/533
310/500
352/574
374/583
328/542
418/594
339/551
392/565
365/588
328/519
331/522
299/488
FT%
.677
.731
.684
.740
.735
.705
.711
.714
.729
.696
.720
.698
.661
.673
.704
.676
.640
.703
.684
.673
.718
.656
.622
.664
.665
.653
.720
.642
.688
.694
.535
.667
.597
.623
.654
.630
.636
.667
.615
.659
.620
.613
.642
.605
.704
.615
.694
.621
.632
.634
.610
PTS
1728
1864
1763
1931
1815
1743
1683
1750
1951
1775
2,512
2199
1,945
1,853
1,711
1,796
1654
1759
1952
2149
1902
2092
1429
2014
1568
2171
2212
2163
2110
2149
1595
2206
1861
2115
1684
1663
1798
1757
1753
1999
1612
1836
1674
1656
1952
1805
2037
2005
1886
2092
1644
AVG
64.0
69.0
65.3
71.5
67.2
64.6
64.7
67.3
75.0
68.3
81.0
70.9
72.0
68.6
65.8
69.1
66.2
70.4
78.1
86.0
73.2
80.5
55.0
77.5
58.1
80.4
81.9
80.1
84.4
86.0
59.1
81.7
66.5
75.5
67.4
66.5
66.6
65.1
64.9
74.0
64.5
73.4
67.0
66.2
67.3
62.2
67.9
66.8
72.5
72.1
68.5
RB
1013
979
992
990
1147
1004
1064
942
1161
973
1,235
1138
995
1,033
945
936
1059
983
1140
1116
1044
1116
1043
1124
1041
1166
1174
1193
1202
1215
1180
1233
1258
1319
1118
1170
1208
1218
1172
1153
1158
1063
1151
1067
1336
1172
1139
1202
1060
1241
945
AVG
37.5
36.3
36.7
36.7
42.5
37.2
40.9
36.2
44.7
37.4
39.8
36.7
36.9
38.3
36.4
36.0
42.4
39.3
45.6
44.6
40.2
42.9
40.1
43.2
38.6
43.2
43.5
44.2
48.1
48.6
43.7
45.7
44.9
47.1
44.7
46.8
44.7
45.1
43.4
42.7
46.3
42.5
46.0
42.7
40.1
39.0
38.0
40.0
40.8
42.8
39.0
PF/D
550/17
525
454/14
509
449/8
482
454/16
458
594/26
513
625/24
648
554/27
526
528/27
557/19
501/24
469/6
552
505
696/34
558/17
595/23
497/13
516/10
476/2
451/13
505/11
504/10
455/18
452/14
368/4
519/17
464/6
482/20
417/6
543/18
453/13
529/20
523
537/26
477
509
508
544
496
593
555
491
565
523
A
371
424
349
482
409
412
376
400
380
337
497
493
392
412
290
400
344
353
369
418
424
464
301
481
328
487
434
504
365
435
333
443
429
403
446
413
369
334
371
470
414
440
395
420
505
373
515
360
461
514
328
TO
547
533
505
429
497
355
514
370
481
528
576
674
514
626
611
593
545
519
537
464
589
578
606
404
774
503
495
476
545
548
711
412
630
476
478
493
500
557
620
546
578
457
561
524
581
502
612
545
430
635
BK
80
81
34
75
66
72
85
40
64
54
60
57
20
47
33
64
77
65
56
93
40
109
47
74
42
78
31
67
18
70
34
83
58
55
62
62
31
56
58
ST
231
249
206
238
165
230
188
227
266
240
357
284
291
255
298
280
261
115
222
271
266
286
193
282
276
462
213
260
210
209
238
404
55
354
228
228
282
178
245
43
221
314
288
313
262
296
361
2003-04 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
2002-03 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
2001-02 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
2000-01 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1999-00 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1998-99 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1997-98 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1996-97 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1995-96 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1994-95 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1993-94 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1992-93 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1991-92 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1990-91 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1989-90 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1988-89 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1987-88 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1986-87 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1985-86 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1984-85 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1983-84 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1982-83 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1981-82 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1980-81 TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
1979-80 TOTALS
1978-79 TOTALS
1977-78 TOTALS
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Program History
1978-79 MAIAW CHAMPIONS
FIRST ROW: Sheri Johansen, Holly Wagner, Sharon Witthoft, Lisa Jacques, Marlys Welker, Cathy Minor & Kathy
Minor. BACK ROW: Gina Faulstich, Walt Leslie, Angie Griffin, Tracy Rowan, Deb Thrasher, Carol Jarrard, Laurie
Nevins, Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Denise Stone & Coach Mary Jo Murray.
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Though basketball was not played as an intercollegiate sport for women at Truman until 1972-73, its
history and tradition can be traced back to the mid
1960’s. In 1972-73, the University’s athletics department under went a change as women’s athletics
teams appeared on the department’s budget for the
first time.
Until the ‘72-73 season, women’s teams competed
as extramural (club) teams, funding their own program through the players and sponsors. The early
teams met with great success, capturing the Missouri
State Sports Day Championship three years straight.
The state tournament began in 1967 with teams qualifying by placing first or second in regional tournaments. On the way to its third title in 1969, Truman
defeated Central Missouri 54-27 in the semifinal
game and downed the University of Missouri
(Columbia) 49-41 in the championship tilt.
The first collegiate coach for the Bulldogs (then
known as the Bulldogettes) was Kathy Austin who
compiled a 12-11 career coaching record in two seasons at the helm. The first collegiate campaign met
with success, ending with a 9-6 mark and a fourthplace finish in the Missouri Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s (MAIAW) state
tournament. Austin’s 3-5 record in 1973-74 included a
season sweep of rival Quincy (Ill.) and a victory over
Missouri (Columbia).
Pam Wood became the second Bulldog head
coach and had a two-year record of 13-14. Wood’s
1974-75 team flip-flopped between wins and losses
throughout the season with the exception of back-toback wins against Missouri (Columbia) and Missouri
Western. In the end, Truman was on the positive end
of the see-saw with an 8-6 record and a sixth-place
finish at the MAIAW state tournament. Wood’s final
season ended with a 5-8 mark in 1975-76, the last
losing campaign for six years.
Next on the scene was Mary Jo Murray who won
more games than any Truman women’s basketball
coach to date with 100 over a seven-year span.
Murray’s first season ended with an 11-10 mark
which improved to 14-11 and a fifth-place finish at
the MAIAW state tournament in ‘77-78.
Murray’s 1977-78 squad would include two freshmen guards, the 5-8 Sharon Witthoft and the 5-10
Angie Griffin. Both players went on to become the
first two Bulldogs to break the 1,000-point plateau.
The following season a 6-1 freshman forward
named Carol Jarrard began a historic career under
the third-year coach. The 1978-79 squad posted the
best record of any Truman women’s basketball team
at 20-9, a feat which stood for 20 years until the
1998-99 squad went 22-9. The ‘78-79 team took the
MAIAW state title and finished third at the AIAW
regional tournament.
The 1979-80 team almost repeated the previous
season’s outcome, but finished second at the MAIAW
state tournament with a 16-10 mark. Ending the season with a record of 15-14, the 1980-81 edition also
ended up second at the state tourney.
Murray’s coaching legacy at Truman was capped
by her 1981-82 team’s success in compiling a 17-10
record, a first-place finish in the final MAIAW state
tournament and advancing to the NCAA Division II
South Central Regional and AIAW Region 6
The
AIAW, NCAA, MAIAW & MIAA
The Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) was the member organization for women’s
programs before the NCAA began sponsoring women’s athletics in 1981-82. National championships were held
under the AIAW for large colleges from 1972 until 1982. Since that time, the NCAA has crowned the national
champion. In 1982, the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association conference began sponsoring women’s
championships.
The Missouri Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (MAIAW) was established in 1971. It was an
official structure of Region VI of the AIAW. The MAIAW was divided into three divisions: Division I for large colleges, Division II for small colleges and Division III for junior colleges.
In basketball, Truman competed in the Division II North conference against Missouri Western and Rockhurst.
The Southwest conference included Southwest Missouri, Missouri Southern, Missouri-Rolla and Southwest Baptist.
The Southeast conference included Missouri-St. Louis, Lincoln, Southeast and William Woods. The top two teams
of the three Missouri conferences, plus two at-large teams, advanced to the eight-team state tournament. The
winner of the state tournament advanced to regional play.
MAIAW CHAMPIONS (SMALL COLLEGES)
1974-75 Tarkio
1975-76 Tarkio
1976-77 Tarkio
1977-78 Missouri Western
1978-79 Truman
1979-80 William Woods
1980-81 Southwest Missouri
1981-82 Truman
Tournaments. The ‘Dogs lost close games in both, but
Murray’s and the team’s place was set in school history.
That season would be Jarrard’s final as she ended
her collegiate outing as the school’s all-time leading
scorer with 2,006 points. She is one of only two
Bulldogs to have scored 1,000-plus points and collect
1,000-plus rebounds (1,084), and was Truman’s first
all-America in women’s basketball.
Murray’s final season, and the Bulldog’s first conference season, was lack luster, finishing with a 9-16
overall mark and in fifth-place in the MIAA. In her
seven seasons at the helm, Murray compiled a 100-80
record.
Tarry Parrish followed Murray, tallying a 44-115
mark in six years. Her best season was in 1986-87
when the Bulldogs went 12-13.
Lois Heeren, who played for Mary Jo Murray in
the early ‘80’s, returned to coach the team for three
seasons from 1989-92. She inherited a center named
Felicia Sutton and guards Angie Gum and Susan
Theroff. All three tabulated more than a 1,000 points
for their careers. Sutton also finished by becoming
the all-time leading rebounder with 1,235. Heeren’s
first squad finished with a 12-13 mark. The following
season (1990-91), Truman posted a 16-11 record and
was fourth in the MIAA.
Jan Conner assumed the head coaching role for
the next three seasons, meeting with little success
with a 19-58 mark. Conner’s teams never made a
postseason tournament, finishing tied for eighth in
the conference in 1994-95.
A new face entered the program in 1995-96.
Karin Nicholls began a rebuilding process that
returned the Bulldogs to the MIAA postseason tournament in 1997-98. En route to the team’s first league
postseason berth since 1990-91, the Bulldogs posted
a 10-3 home mark. Nicholls' 1998-99 team would
advance further than any other in school history and
post the best record ever at 22-9. That team advanced
to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament, losing to
Emporia State in the South Central region finals.
Another outstanding player’s career also came to an
end that year. Guard Amy Eagan finished her career
as the Bulldog’s third all-time scorer (1,527 points)
on her way to earning all-America status.
John Sloop assumed the reigns in 2000-01, following the departure of Nicholls to the DI ranks. He has
led the team to two MIAA postseason appearances.
Bulldogs in the Postseason
A fourth-place finish in the 1972-73 Missouri
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
tournament was the beginning of Truman’s postseason history. Two years later, the Bulldogs
placed fifth at the MAIAW state tournament, and
would repeat their fifth-place finish in 1977-78.
However, that season also began a five-year string
of state tournament appearances for the Bulldogs.
In 1978-79, Truman won the MAIAW state tournament and advanced to the Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s tournament,
finishing third in Region 6. Truman placed second
at the state tournament the next two seasons
before winning the final MAIAW tournament to
culminate the 1981-82 campaign.
In fact, the Bulldogs played two postseason
games that year, the first as part of the newly recognized NCAA women’s basketball championship
and the other as part of the AIAW national tournament. Truman played host to Chapman (Calif.) in
the NCAA Division II South Central Regional, losing 49-46 after a late surge by Chapman. The
Bulldogs then travelled to Fargo, N.D. as the fifth
seed in the AIAW Region 6 tournament, dropping
that game 68-60 to Northern Iowa.
In 1982-83 women’s basketball became a conference sport as the Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association began its sponsorship of
women’s championships. However, Truman did not
make its first MIAA postseason tournament until
the 1987-88 season. Many of the same players
would lead the Bulldogs to the conference postseason tourney in 1990-91.
Head coach Karin Nicholls ended the Bulldogs’
postseason drought in 1997-98, but it would be her
1998-99 team that registered Truman’s first MIAA
tournament victory. The ‘Dogs travelled to
Pittsburg for a first-round encounter and downed
the Gorillas 71-64, before being eliminated by
league champion Emporia State.
Truman hosted its first MIAA postseason tournament game in the first-round in 1999-00, but fell to
Southwest Baptist, 71-62.
MIAA POSTSEASON HISTORY
2002-03: Truman was the eighth seed again but
played the first game of the Sonic/MIAA tournament in Kansas City, Mo. It was the first time
the conference tournament was played at a neutral site. Truman lost to Washburn by a 77-48
score.
2001-02: The Bulldogs were the eighth seed and
were tied at half with the number one seed
Missouri Western, 28-28. The Griffions
outscored Truman 40-23 in the second half for
the 68-51 victory
1999-00: Truman was the fourth seed and hosted its first-ever MIAA postseason tournament
game, but lost that contest 71-62 to Southwest
Baptist to end the Bulldogs’ season.
1998-99: Truman was seeded fifth and advanced
to the semi-finals after defeating No. 4 seed
Pittsburg State 71-64 in a first-round encounter.
The Bulldogs were eliminated after losing to
eventual tournament champion Emporia State
(Kan.), 93-110.
1997-98: The ‘Dogs were seeded eighth in the
MIAA postseason tournament, but were eliminated in the first round by eventual tournament champion Emporia State (Kan.), 88-73.
1990-91: Truman was eliminated in the firstround by Missouri-Rolla, 72-52.
1987-88: The Bulldogs were eliminated in the
first round by Southeast Missouri, 91-53.
PRE-MIAA POSTSEASON HISTORY
FIRST ROW: Manager Jamie Lemons, Hilda Haring, Tammy Parton, Marlys Welker, Angie Brown, Lisa
Countryman, Tracy Eubanks, Carol Riney, Yvonne Jones & manger Jaynie Fellinger. BACK ROW: Head coach Mary
Jo Murray, Angie Griffin, Joni Williams, Lois Heeren, Lori Janes, Cindy Hecht, Carol Jarrard, Judee Trumblee,
Dana Huntsinger, Tracy Ivanesky, Kathy Tonielli, Annette Rogers & assistant coaches Sherry Beckenholdt & Sue
Williams.
INDIVIDUAL
SINGLE GAME
Most Points: 21, Kelli
Kreuser vs. Southwest
Baptist, 2-28-00
Field-Goals Made: 9, Kelli
Kreuser vs. Emporia
State, 2-25-99
Field Goal Attempts: 21,
Kelli Kreuser vs.
Southwest Baptist, 2-28-00
Field-Goal Percentage:
.834 (5-6) Kelli Kreuser
vs. Emporia State, 2-23-98
Three-Point Field-Goals
Made: 3, Kelli Kreuser
Three-Point Field-Goal
Attempts: 11, Susan
Theroff vs. Missouri-Rolla,
2-26-91
Three-Point Field-Goal
Percentage: .600 (3-5)
Kelli Kreuser vs. Emporia
State, 2-23-98
Free Throws Made: 8,
Jennifer Fisher vs.
Free Throws Attempted:
10, Jennifer Fisher vs.
Southwest Baptist, 2-2800
Free Throw Percentage
(Min. 4 made): 1.000 (4
of 4), Shelly Picha vs.
Missouri-Rolla, 2-26-91,
Kathy Russett vs.
Missouri-Rolla, 2-26-91 &
Wendi Sobaski Southwest
Baptist, 2-28-00
Rebounds: 13, Felicia
Sutton vs. Missouri-Rolla,
2-26-91 & vs. SEMO, 3-388; Amy Eagan vs.
Emporia, 2-23-98; &
Jennifer Fisher vs.
Assists: 7, Amy Eagan vs.
Pittsburg, 2-23-99 & vs.
Emporia, 2-25-99
Steals: 4, Stacey Roth vs.
Pittsburg State, 2-23-99
Blocked Shots: 2, Angie
Gum vs. Missouri-Rolla, 226-91; & Jennifer Fisher
vs. Southwest Baptist, 228-00
Turnovers: 11, Amy Eagan
TEAM SINGLE GAME
Most Points: 73 vs.
Fewest Points: 48 vs.
Washburn, 3-6-03
Most Field Goals Made:
27 vs. Pittsburg State, 223-99
Most Field Goals
Attempted: 61 vs.
Missouri-Rolla, 2-26-91
Highest Field Goal Pct.:
.474 (27-57) vs. Pittsburg
State, 2-23-99
Most 3-Pt. Field Goals
Made: 5 vs. Emporia
State, 2-23-98 & vs.
Pittsburg State, 2-23-99
Most 3-Pt. Field Goals
Att.: 20 vs. Washburn, 36-03
Highest 3-Pt. Field Goal
Pct.: .500 (5-10) vs.
Pittsburg, 2-23-99
Most Free Throws Made:
19 vs. Southwest Baptist,
2-28-00
Most Free Throws
Attempted: 23 vs.
Most Turnovers: 30 vs.
Southeast Missouri, 3-3-88
and vs. Emporia State, 225-99
Bulldog MIAA Postseason Marks
1981-82: Won the MAIAW state tournament with
a, 72-70, victory over Southeast Missouri State.
Advanced to the NCAA Division II South-Central
Regional, losing to Chapman (Calif.), 49-46,
and to the AIAW Region 6 Tournament, losing,
68-60, to Northern Iowa.
Southwest Baptist, 2-28- 1980-81: Second at the MAIAW State Tourn.
00
1979-80: Second at the MAIAW State Tourn.
Highest Free Throw Pct.:
.882 (15-17) vs. Mo-Rolla,1978-79: Won the MAIAW state tournament with
a, 56-50, victory over Missouri Southern.
2-26-91
Most Rebounds: 41 vs.
Finished third at the AIAW Region 6
Southwest Baptist, 2-28-00 Tournament.
Most Assists: 18 vs.
Pittsburg State, 2-23-99 1977-78: Fifth at the MAIAW State Tournament.
Most Blocked Shots: 4 vs.1974-75: Fifth at the MAIAW State Tournament.
Missouri-Rolla, 2-26-91
72-73 Fourth at the MAIAW State Tournament.
Most Steals: 11 vs.
28
Awards
29
TRUMAN ALL-MIAA PICKS
MIAA FRESHMEN OF THE YEAR
2003-04: Sarah Sommer (First Team)
2002-03: Annie Westhoff (Second Team)
2001-02: Jennifer Perkins (First Team)
Wendi Sobaski (Honorable Mention)
2000-01: Jennifer Perkins (Second Team)
1999-00: Kelli Kreuser (First Team)
1998-99: Amy Eagan (First Team)
Kelli Kreuser (First Team)
Jennifer Perkins (Honorable Mention)
1997-98: Amy Eagan (Second Team)
1996-97: Amy Eagan (First Team)
Marne Fauser (Honorable Mention)
Megan Kahn (Honorable Mention)
Mollie Kahn (Honorable Mention)
1995-96: Amy Pillard (Second Team)
Kristy Brown (Honorable Mention)
Amy Eagan (Honorable Mention)
1994-95: Kristy Brown (Second Team)
Amy Pillard (Honorable Mention)
1993-94: Kristy Brown (Honorable Mention)
1990-91: Angie Gum (First Team)
Felicia Sutton (First Team)
Shelley Picha (Honorable Mention)
Susan Theroff (Honorable Mention)
1989-90: Angie Gum (Second Team)
Felicia Sutton (Honorable Mention)
Brenda Reiling (Honorable Mention)
Sue Stein (Honorable Mention)
1988-89: Felicia Sutton (Second Team)
Rhonda Soper (All-Freshman Team)
1987-88: Felicia Sutton (Second Team)
Angie Gum (Honorable Mention)
Ann Goliday (Honorable Mention)
1986-87: Jeanette Cleven (Second Team)
Tami Billerbeck (Honorable Mention)
1985-86: Liz Chavez (Honorable Mention)
Hilde Pettersen (Honorable Mention)
1984-85: Suzie Miller (Second Team)
Annette Rogers (Honorable Mention)
1982-83: Lori Janes (Second Team)
Lois Heeren (Honorable Mention)
Joni Williams (Honorable Mention)
1988-89: Rhonda Soper
1987-88: Felicia Sutton
MIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
2002-03: 2-24-03, Annie Westhoff
2001-02: 12-10-01, Jennifer Perkins
1-14-02, Jennifer Perkins
2000-01: 2-5-01, Jennifer Perkins
2-26-01, Jennifer Perkins
1999-00: 1-17-00, Wendi Sobaski
2-28-00, Kelli Kreuser
1998-99: 12-7-98, Kelli Kreuser
1-4-99, Amy Eagan
1-25-99, Kelli Kreuser
1995-96: 2-19-96 Amy Pillard
1-15-96 Amy Pillard
12-5-95 Kristy Brown
1994-95: 1-30-95 Kristy Brown
1990-91: 2-11-91 Angie Gum
1-28-91 Felicia Sutton
1-21-91 Angie Gum
12-17-90 Felicia Sutton
AIAW ALL-REGION 6 TEAM
1979-82: Carol Jarrard
NCAA DII/DAKTRONICS, INC.,
ALL-SOUTH CENTRAL REGION
1998-99:
Amy Eagan, First-Team
Kelli Kreuser, Second-Team
ACADEMIC ALL-MIAA
After the 1996-97 season, candidates were
required to have earned all-MIAA recognition
athletically to be eligible.
1996-97: Cathe Pence
1995-96: Amy Pillard
1994-95: Kelly Brewer
1993-94: Jennifer Mitts & Robin Serocke
1992-93: Jennifer Mitts & Robin Serocke
1991-92: Jennifer Mitts, Dara Scharf &
Robin Serocke
1988-89: Angie Gum
VERIZON ACADEMIC
ALL-AMERICA
1989-91: Angie Gum (Third Team)
1979-80: Sharon Witthoft (Third Team)
VERIZON ACADEMIC
ALL-DISTRICT VII
1997-98: Megan Kahn (Third Team)
OTHER ALL-AMERICAS:
1998-99: Amy Eagan, Daktronics Inc.
(Honorable Mention) & Basketball Bulletin
(Honorable Mention)
1999-00: Kelli Kreuser, Kodak/WBCA (Honor
able Mention)
First-Team
All-America
It only seemed fitting for Carol JarrardEnfield to climax a brilliant basketball career at
Truman with all-America
honors.
The 6-1 center was named to the 1981-82
AIAW Division II all-America first-team after leading the Bulldogs to an MAIAW State Championship
and to a berth in the NCAA Division II South
Central Regional and AIAW Region 6 Tournament.
Enfield was the first Truman woman to earn
first- team all-America accolades. She was also the
first Bulldog to be selected three times to the
AIAW all-Region 6 team.
She concluded her career with 2,006 points, a
Bulldog career record, and 1,084 rebounds in 112
games. Enfield was 11th in the final 1981-82 NCAA
Division II scoring statistics with a 19.8 average
and was 14th in free-throw percentage with a .780
figure.
Enfield was the first woman inducted into the
Truman Hall of Fame in October of 1992.
All-Time Letterwinners
Adkins, Kim 78
Allan, Mary 84, 85
Arthaud, Rebecca 87, 88
Ballew, Jenny 95
Bell, Teresa 86
Bernard, Sarah 03
Billerbeck, Tami 84, 85, 86, 87
Boleach, Carey 83, 84
Borstell, Lauren 92, 93
Bouton, Gretchen 95, 96
Boyd, Kelly 88, 89
Brewer, Kelly, 94, 95
Brown, Angie 81, 82, 83, 84
Brown, Kristy 93, 94, 95, 96
Brown, Lucia 84, 86
Bryan, Lisa 99, 00
Chavez, Liz 85, 86
Clarke, Jill 93
Cleven, Jeannette 84,85,86,87
Colvin, Kathy 93, 94
Crone, Paula 84
Daniels, Karen 76, 77, 78
Davis, Terri 94, 95
Deimeke, Amy 93
Dimmitt, Milly 76, 77, 78
Eagan, Amy 96, 97, 98, 99
Fisher, Jennifer 00, 01, 02, 03
Fitzpatrick, Sandra 86, 87
Fletcher, Jessy 01, 02
Floyd, Kelly 02, 03, 04
Fluharty, Meghan 95, 96, 97
Fauser. Marne 97, 98
Gantt, Pam 75, 76
Gaule, Karen 75
Gerber, Robyn 99, 00, 01, 02
Goliday, Ann 88, 89
Gregory, Joy 80
Griffin, Angie 78, 79, 80, 82
Gum, Angie 88, 89, 90, 91
Happel, Jennifer 97, 98, 99, 00
Haring, Hilda 80, 82
Harmon, Melissa 95
Harris, Jan 76
Hayes, Charriss 98, 99
Hays, Nicci, 94, 96
Hecht, Cindy 81, 82
Heeren, Lois 81, 82, 83
Herbst, Hillary 98
Huffman, Jamie 02, 03, 04
Hunckler, Beth, 94
Iddings, Judith 79
Ivanesky, Tracy 83
Jacques, Lisa 78, 79, 80, 81
Jacques, Debbie 75
Janes, Lori 83, 84
Jarrard, Carol 79, 80, 81, 82
Johnson, Carol 79
Jones, Yvonne 82, 83, 86
Kahn, Megan 97, 98, 99, 00
Kahn, Mollie 97, 98, 99, 00
Kinne, Liz, 94, 95, 96
Klawitter, Annette 92, 93
Kreuser, Kelli 98, 99, 00
Libbers, Kameron, 94
Littrell, Laurie 81
Long, Ali 03, 04
Lubbert, Dawn 87, 88
Mack, Sherry 80
Markovich, Emily 04
McKenna, Angela 92
Miceli, Lisa 04
Miller, Susan 84, 85
Minor, Cathy 78, 79, 80, 81
Minor, Kathy 76, 77, 78, 79
Mitts, Jennifer 92, 93, 94
Nesbitt, Vicky 80
Nevins, Laura 79
Nevins, Teresa 75, 76, 77, 78
Newland, Tammy 92
Norris, Mindy 89, 90, 91
O’Farrell, Natalie, 94, 95, 96
Parton, Tammy 82, 83
Patti, Megan 04
Pence, Cathe 96, 97, 98
Perkins, Jennifer 99, 00, 01, 02
Peterson, Noelle 04
Pettersen, Hilde 86, 87
Picha, Shelley 90, 91, 92
Pickens, Dena 78
Pillard, Amy 95, 96
Ponder, Karla 83, 84
Primm, Beth 75, 76
Reiling, Brenda 88, 89, 90, 91
Rhodes, Lori 79
Rogers, Annette 85
Roth, Stacey 99, 00
Rowan, Tracy 79, 80
Rowland, Suzy 75, 76
Russett, Kathy 89 ,90 , 91, 92
Saddler, Christi 90
Scharf, Dara 92
Schultehenrich, Kay 81
Schupbach, Natalie 04
Seiler, Peggy 78, 79
Serocke, Robin 91, 92, 93, 94
Shumaker, Sharon 79, 80
Smith, Sarah 92
Smith, Shari 92
Smith, Shelley 84
Sobaski, Wendi 98, 99, 00, 02
Sommer, Sarah 03, 04
Soper, Rhonda 89, 90
Stein, Sue 90
Stevens, Korena 89
Stone, Denise 78, 79, 80, 81
Sutton, Felicia 88, 89, 90, 91
Sylvara, Debra 77
Thalin, Keagan 01, 02
Theroff, Susan 88, 89, 90, 91
Thomas, Robin 87, 88
Thornburg, Jackie. 84, 85, 86, 87
Thrasher, Deborah 78, 79
Thurman, Tessa 01
Trimpe, Renell 90
Tromp, Adri 03, 04
Trumblee, Judee 82, 83
Turnbull, Emily 01, 02, 03, 04
Uhlmeyer, Jeanne 79, 80
Vogel, Amy 93
Veasley, Anita 85
Volkmann, Anne 95, 96
Wagner, Holly 77, 78, 79
Warren-Grice, April 98, 99, 00
Watson, Megan 97
Welker, Marlys 78, 79, 80,82
Weno, Deb 85, 86
Westhoff, Annie 01, 02, 03, 04
Williams, Joni 81, 82, 83
Williams, Sharron 92
Williams, Sue 78
Witthoft, Sharon 78, 79, 80, 81
Wood, Ashlea, 01, 02
Wood, Teresa 91, 92
Year-By-Year
1972-73 (9-6)
Head Coach: Kathy Austin
4th in MAIAW state tournament
Date
School
W-L
Univ. of Missouri
L
Southwest Missouri
W
Univ. of Missouri
W
@ Quincy (Ill.)
W
@ Lindenwood
W
@ Southeast Missouri W
Central (Iowa)
W
2-2
@ Central Missouri
L
@ Graceland (Iowa)
L
vs. Parsons
W
@ Western Illinois
W
@ University of Illinois L
Central Methodist
W
2-24
@ Central Missouri
L
vs. Northwest Missouri L
Score
34-22
50-19
59-31
64-23
51-28
49-33
46-60
34-36
54-46
48-43
56-58
50-25
45-52
50-68
1973-74 (3-5)
12-5
1-19
1-21
1-29
2-1
2-6
2-8
2-18
Quincy (Ill.)
@ Univ. of Missouri
Quincy (Ill.)
Missouri Western
@ Southwest Missouri
Northwest Missouri
Univ. of Missouri
@ Missouri Western
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
1974-75 (8-6)
Head Coach: Pam Wood
5th in MAIAW tournament
11-23 Graceland (Iowa)
W
12-7
Univ. of Missouri
L
12-14 @ Western Illinois
W
1-18
Northwest Missouri
L
1-25
@ Univ. of Missouri
W
1-25
Missouri Western
W
2-1
Southwest Missouri
L
2-7
@ Missouri Western
W
2-8
@ Northwest Missouri L
2-18
@ William Woods
W
MAIAW State Tournament (Springfield)
2-21 vs. Central Missouri
L
2-21 @ Southwest Missouri W
2-22 vs. Univ. of Missouri
L
2-27
William Woods
W
58-36
44-47
46-42
40-79
58-48
53-34
48-55
75-39
50-80
95-66
37-73
76-55
57-59
91-66
L
43-67
L
59-60
L
62-82
W 110-17
L
52-53
L
64-72
L 59-65(ot)
L
57-62
L
45-71
W
78-47
W
68-65
W
66-50
W
72-43
1976-77 (9-10)
Head Coach: Mary Jo Murray
Date
School
W-L
Score
11-20 @ Tarkio
L
62-77
11-23 @ Graceland (Iowa)
W
65-62
12-1
Univ. of Missouri
L
58-89
Northwest Missouri Tournament (Maryville)
12-3 vs. Tarkio
L
37-68
12-4 vs. Graceland (Iowa)
W
72-71
12-9
William Woods
W
98-56
12-10 Northwest Missouri
L
54-82
1-4
@ Western Illinois
L
64-70
1-15
Stephens *
W
1-21
Central Missouri
L
58-69
1-29
Southwest Missouri
L
76-86
1-30
St. Louis Univ. *
W
2-2
@ Stephens
W
97-59
2-5
@ Missouri-St. Louis
L
63-79
2-6
@ Southeast Missouri W
56-39
2-8
Graceland (iowa)
W
70-48
2-14
@ Univ. of Missouri
L
49-88
2-16
Western Illinois
L
60-61
2-23
William Woods *
W
*=Forfeited game.
1978-79 (20-9)
1st in MAIAW
3rd in AIAW Region Six
11-20 @ Florida State
L
61-87
11-21 @ Florida Southern
W
71-54
11-22 @ Florida Tech.
W
42-39
11-28 @ Central Methodist
W
93-48
L
54-77
12-2
@ Tarkio
W
87-73
12-11 @ Williams Woods
L
58-61
12-12 Culver-Stockton
W
82-68
1-9
University of Iowa
L
50-62
1-20
Missouri-St. Louis
W
76-62
1-26
Graceland (Iowa)
W
85-48
1-30
Lincoln
W
93-79
2-1
@ Culver-Stockton
W
85-76
University of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament
2-2 vs. Washington Univ.
W
81-51
2-2 vs. Northern Illinois
L
84-93
2-7
Central Methodist
W 108-41
2-10
@ Tarkio
W
65-54
2-11
@ Missouri Western
W
71-65
2-13
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
53-56
2-16
W
71-58
2-17
@ St. Louis Univ.
L
62-71
2-19
Williams Woods
W
65-61
2-20
@ Western Illinois
L
67-81
MAIAW Tournament (Kirksville, Mo.)
2-22 vs. Missouri-St. Louis
W
67-57
2-23 vs. Missouri-Rolla
W
59-56
2-24 vs. Missouri Southern W
56-50
AIAW Region 6 Tournament (St. Joseph, Mo.)
3-8 vs. South Dakota
W
67-64
3-9 vs. Midland Lutheran
L
64-79
3-10 vs. Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
W
72-69
1979-80 (16-10)
2nd in MAIAW
11-15 @ Washburn (Kan.)
W
L
11-27 @ Bethany (Kan.)
W
W
1-30
Missouri-Rolla
L
12-1
@ Missouri Western
L
12-7
W
12-8
@ St. Louis Univ.
L
Midland Lutheran (Neb.) Tournament
12-14 @ Midland Lutheran
L
Northern Illinois Tournament (DeKalb)
1-10 vs. Wayne St. (Neb.)
W
1-10 @ Northern Illinois
L
1-11 vs. Upper Iowa
W
1-11
vs. Notre Dame
W
1-12
@ Northern Illinois
W
1-16
William Woods
W
1-23
@ William Penn (Iowa) L
1-26
Southwest Missouri
W
1-29
@ Western Illinois*
L
2-2
Grand View (Iowa)
L
60-51
95-99
76-69
85-66
67-73
78-80
68-60
71-82
67-80
59-56
78-90
64-36
77-43
73-65
69-51
57-75
94-61
72-75
2-4
2-11
2-12
2-19
MAIAW
2-22
2-23
2-24
@ Culver-Stockton
W
@ William Woods
W
Missouri Western
W
Western Illinois
W
State Tournament (Joplin, Mo.)
vs. Missouri-Rolla
W
vs. Lincoln Univ.
W
vs. William Woods
L
*=Forfeited game.
104-50
55-50
70-68
79-74
66-55
70-59
59-73
1980-81(15-14)
2nd in MAIAW
Emporia State (Kan.) Tournament
11-21 @ Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
74-80
11-22 vs. William Woods
L
62-64
William Woods Tournament (Fulton, Mo.)
11-28 vs. Washburn (Kan.)
W
72-55
11-29 vs. Central (Iowa)
W
70-69
11-30 vs. Missouri Western
L
67-72
12-5
Southeast Missouri
W
90-51
12-12
Northern Iowa
L
74-75
W
54-53
1-3
@ Tampa
W
77-74
1-5
@ Central Florida
L
66-70
Northern Illinois Tournament (DeKalb)
1-8 vs. S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville L
59-81
1-9 vs. Carthage (Wis.)
W
71-60
1-10 vs. Northern Iowa
W 79-75(ot)
1-13
@ Missouri-Kansas City W
97-53
1-17
Northwest Missouri
L
59-85
Truman Classic (Kirksville, Mo.)
1-23 Lincoln
W
68-62
1-24 William Penn (Iowa)
L
56-76
1-27
@ Missouri Western
L
60-65
1-31
Missouri-Kansas City
W
81-56
2-5
@ Quincy (Ill.)
W
75-65
Grand View (Iowa) Tournament
L
65-80
2-7 @ Grand View (Iowa)
L
59-77
2-10
@ William Penn (Iowa) L
66-82
2-13
@ Southwest Missouri L
53-68
2-20
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
76-63
2-21
William Woods
W
54-52
MAIAW State Tournament (Fulton, Mo.)
2-26 vs. Lincoln
W
74-56
2-27 vs. William Woods
W
56-55
2-28 vs. Southwest Missouri L
59-61
1981-82 (17-10)
1st in MAIAW
Advanced to NCAA DII S. Central Regional
6th in AIAW Region Six
Date
School
W-L
Score
Emporia State (Kan.) Tournament
11-20 vs. Oklahoma City Univ. L
71-76
11-21 @ Emporia St. (Kan.)
L 73-75(ot)
W
66-61
11-28 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock W
51-49
12-1
Central Missouri
L
60-62
12-4 @ Northwest Missouri W
75-67
12-5 vs. Emporia St. (Kan.) W
61-59
12-7
Simpson (Iowa)
L
65-66
W
80-56
1-6
@ Simpson (Iowa)
W
81-55
1-11
Lincoln
W
63-52
1-19
Central (Iowa)
W
54-44
1-23 Lincoln
W 78-73(ot)
1-26
@ Missouri Western
L
66-73
1-29
Missouri-Rolla
W
70-55
1-30
Missouri-St. Louis
W
69-48
2-1
@ Southeast Missouri
L
55-82
2-5
Grand View (Iowa)
W 89-75(2ot)
2-6
@ Northern Iowa
L
72-89
2-12
Southwest Missouri
W
61-51
2-15
@ Lincoln
L
61-70
2-17
@ Quincy (Ill.)
W
83-47
2-19
@ William Woods
W
84-55
MAIAW State Tournament (Cape Girardeau)
2-26 vs. Southwest Missouri W
68-37
2-27 vs. Southeast Missouri W
72-70
NCAA D II South-Central Reg. Championship
3-10 Chapman (if.)
L
46-49
AIAW Region 6 (First Round) (Cedar Falls)
3-11 @ Northern Iowa
L
60-68
1982-83 (9-16)
5th in MIAA
11-19 @ Central (Iowa)
L
62-75
11-20 @ Simpson (Iowa)
W
67-63
11-26 vs. Arkansas Tech.
L
47-56
11-27 vs. Principia (Ill.)
W 106-37
L
52-54
12-3 vs. Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
60-70
12-4 vs. Dana (Neb.)
W
75-68
W
99-46
1-7
@ Florida International L
51-78
1-8
Missouri-Rolla
W
77-57
1-11
Northern Iowa
L
63-73
1-15
L 67-74(ot)
1-19
Northwest Missouri
L
60-68
1-22
@ Lincoln
L
50-54
1-27
William Penn (Iowa)
L
58-69
1-29
@ Central Missouri
L
46-71
2-2
Missouri-St. Louis
W
78-66
2-5
Southeast Missouri
L
66-75
2-9
70-71
2-12
@ Mo.-Kansas City
L
62-73
2-12
Lincoln
W
73-62
2-18
Simpson (Iowa)
W
77-73
2-19
Central Missouri
L
63-93
2-23
L
66-81
2-26
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
79-49
1983-84 (5-20)
Head Coach: Tarry Parrish
7th in MIAA
11-16 @ Culver-Stockton
L
64-74
11-19 Missouri-Kansas City
L
63-76
11-30 Simpson (Iowa)
W
73-67
12-2 vs. Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
76-87
12-3 vs. Dana (Neb.)
W
76-49
12-10 @ Missouri Western
L 58-102
12-13 Quincy (Ill.)
L
62-65
Simpson Tournament (Indianola, Iowa)
W
66-59
L
58-66
1-7 vs. Tarkio
W
78-65
1-11
@ Missouri-Rolla
W 68-65(ot)
1-14
Southeast Missouri
L
66-83
1-18
68-95
1-21
Lincoln
L
44-52
1-23
@ Loras (Iowa)
L
65-78
1-28
Central Missouri
L
68-83
1-30
@ Quincy (Ill.)
L
64-70
2-1
Missouri-St. Louis
L
68-72
2-4
L
50-80
2-8
Northwest Missouri
L
68-83
2-11
@ Lincoln
L
64-67
2-14
Missouri Western
L
72-79
2-18
@ Central Missouri
L
51-78
2-22
L
57-62
2-25
Missouri-Rolla
L
65-79
1984-85 (6-21)
7th in MIAA
Grand View Tournament (Des Moines, Iowa)
L
64-81
W
76-69
11-30 vs. St. Cloud (Minn.)
L
61-71
12-1 vs. Chadron (Neb.)
W
89-56
12-3
Culver-Stockton
L
68-71
12-5
@ Missouri-Kansas City L
52-91
12-7
@ Quincy (Ill.)
L
68-86
L
58-59
Mississippi State Tournament (Mississippi)
12-14 vs. Georgia State
L
62-83
12-15 vs. Southern Univ. (La.) L
42-88
1-9
Missouri-St. Louis
L
51-58
1-13
@ St. Ambrose (Iowa) W
76-68
1-16
@ Lincoln
L
57-72
1-19
Missouri-Rolla
W
75-64
1-23
56-75
1-26
L
65-87
1-28
Missouri Western
L
60-73
1-30
Central Missouri
L
63-88
2-2
L
65-73
2-4
Quincy (Ill.)
L
68-70
2-6
Lincoln
W
76-66
2-8
@ St. Ambrose (Iowa)
L
58-74
2-11
William Woods
W
79-69
12-4
12-7
12-13
1-10
1-11
1-21
1-24
1-30
2-6
2-8
2-13
2-18
2-19
1975-76 (5-8)
Univ. of Missouri
@ Southwest Missouri
@ Northwest Missouri
@ Lindenwood
@ St. Louis Univ.
@ Central Missouri
Missouri-St. Louis
@ Western Illinois
@ Univ. of Missouri
Western Illinois
@ Stephens
Quincy (Ill.)
52-50
48-55
74-46
53-54
48-65
45-71
55-34
33-41
1977-78 (14-11)
5th in MAIAW state tournament
11-19 Missouri-Rolla
W
69-58
11-25 vs. Maryville (St. Louis) * W
11-26 vs. St. Louis Univ.
L
65-70
11-29 @ Northwest Missouri L
49-75
12-2
@ Western Illinois
L
45-68
12-6
Lincoln
L
59-65
1-12
Culver-Stockton
W
78-71
1-16
Western Illinois
W
71-62
1-17
Central Methodist
W
74-44
1-20
@ Southwest Missouri L
72-78
1-21
@ Southwest Baptist
W
97-50
1-24
Missouri Western
W
58-54
1-27
@ Central Missouri
L
67-86
2-1
Southeast Missouri
W
76-47
2-4
Columbia College
W
93-46
2-7
@ Culver-Stockton
W
62-48
2-10
@ Indiana State
L
52-72
2-11
@ S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville L
61-81
2-15
@ Columbia College
W 116-52
2-17
@ Central Methodist
W 102-52
2-18
St. Louis Univ.
L
65-71
2-25
Tarkio
L
49-68
MAIAW State Tournament (St. Joseph, Mo.)
3-2 vs. Missouri Southern
L
65-80
3-3 vs. Missouri-Rolla
W
67-51
3-4 vs. Culver-Stockton
W
72-58
*=Forfeited game.
30
Year-By-Year (Con’t)
1-6
1-6
1-7
1-11
1-14
1-18
1-21
1-23
1-28
1-30
2-1
2-4
2-8
2-11
2-14
2-18
2-22
2-25
@ Simpson (Iowa)
vs. Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
vs. Tarkio
@ Missouri-Rolla
Southeast Missouri
Lincoln
@ Loras (Iowa)
Central Missouri
@ Quincy (Ill.)
Missouri-St. Louis
Northwest Missouri
@ Lincoln
Missouri Western
@ Central Missouri
Missouri-Rolla
W
66-59
L
58-66
W
78-65
W 68-65(ot)
L
66-83
L
68-95
L
44-52
L
65-78
L
68-83
L
64-70
L
68-72
L
50-80
L
68-83
L
64-67
L
72-79
L
51-78
L
57-62
L
65-79
1984-85 (6-21)
7th in MIAA
Grand View Tournament (Des Moines, Iowa)
L
64-81
W
76-69
11-30 vs. St. Cloud (Minn.)
L
61-71
12-1 vs. Chadron (Neb.)
W
89-56
12-3
Culver-Stockton
L
68-71
12-5
@ Missouri-Kansas City L
52-91
12-7
@ Quincy (Ill.)
L
68-86
L
58-59
Mississippi State Tournament (Mississippi)
12-14 vs. Georgia State
L
62-83
12-15 vs. Southern Univ. (La.) L
42-88
1-9
Missouri-St. Louis
L
51-58
1-13
@ St. Ambrose (Iowa) W
76-68
1-16
@ Lincoln
L
57-72
1-19
Missouri-Rolla
W
75-64
1-23
56-75
1-26
L
65-87
1-28
Missouri Western
L
60-73
1-30
Central Missouri
L
63-88
2-2
L
65-73
2-4
Quincy (Ill.)
L
68-70
2-6
Lincoln
W
76-66
2-8
L
58-74
2-11
William Woods
W
79-69
2-13
Northwest Missouri
L
70-89
2-16
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
66-67
2-20
@ Central Missouri
L
55-74
2-22
L
75-77
31
1985-86 (11-16)
6th in the MIAA
11-22 vs.Chadron (Neb.)
W
76-31
W
81-59
Washburn Tournament (Topeka, Kan.)
11-29 vs. Northwest Missouri L
75-78
11-30 vs. Panhandle (Okla.)
L
53-57
L
52-54
12-4
@ Culver-Stockton
L
64-70
12-6 Wartburg (Iowa)
W
76-48
12-7 Quincy (Ill.)
W
80-52
12-9
@ McKendree (Ill.)
W
74-60
12-11 @ William Penn (Iowa) L
68-73
1-6
Simpson (Iowa)
W
67-57
1-8
W
70-65
1-11
Central Methodist
W
69-40
1-13
Harris-Stowe
W
68-46
1-15
Lincoln
L
61-70
1-18
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
67-54
1-22
Northwest Missouri
L
69-84
1-25
Southeast Missouri
L
53-65
1-29
@ Central Missouri
L
64-91
2-1
Missouri-St Louis
L
72-75
2-3
@ Missouri Western
L
58-84
2-5
@ Lincoln
L
68-75
2-8
McKendree (Ill.)
W
83-67
2-12
62-83
2-15
Missouri-Rolla
L 66-72(ot)
2-19
Central Missouri
L
58-67
2-22
L
44-80
1986-87 (12-13)
T-5th in MIAA
L
65-68
11-22
12-5
12-6
12-9
12-13
1-7
1-12
1-14
1-17
1-19
1-21
1-24
1-26
1-28
1-31
2-3
2-4
2-7
2-9
2-11
2-14
2-16
2-18
2-21
@ Simpson (Iowa)
Quincy (Ill.)
@ Missouri-Rolla
@ Harris-Stowe
Culver-Stockton
Missouri-St. Louis
@ Quincy (Ill.)
@ Lincoln
Missouri-Rolla
Southwest Baptist
McKendree (Ill.)
Central Missouri
Harris-Stowe
Lincoln
@ Southwest Baptist
@ McKendree (Ill.)
Northwest Missouri
@ Missouri-Rolla
@ Quincy (Ill.)
@ Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
72-65
79-66
57-73
75-36
80-56
72-66
58-64
74-64
67-73
73-70
76-85
38-83
97-49
61-70
76-64
73-41
74-63
51-62
69-59
60-77
70-81
66-74
51-87
51-67
1987-88 (8-20)
4th in MIAA
L72-74(2ot)
L
59-68
11-24 @ Quincy (Ill.)
L
58-80
11-28 McKendree (Ill.)
W
84-75
12-1
@ Culver-Stockton
L
61-62
12-4 Quincy (Ill.)
L
63-75
12-5 Augustana (S.D.)
L
58-84
12-7-87 @ Harris-Stowe
L
69-77
Quincy (Ill.) University Tournament
L
73-77
12-29 vs. Culver-Stockton
L
72-75
12-30 vs. Indianapolis (Ind.) L
70-90
1-13
L
51-57
1-15
Harris-Stowe
W
79-74
1-20
Lincoln Univ.
W
84-67
1-23
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
59-53
1-25
@ Southwest Baptist
W
66-62
1-27
Northwest Missouri
L
56-78
1-30
L
59-89
2-3
@ Central Missouri
L 71-100
2-6
Missouri-St. Louis
W
73-55
2-10
@ Lincoln
W
80-74
2-13
Southwest Baptist
L
67-79
2-17
60-90
2-20
Missouri-Rolla
W
71-59
2-22
@ McKendree (Ill.)
L
64-71
2-24
Central Missouri
L
75-93
2-27
L
54-90
MIAA Postseason Tournament (First Round)
3-4 @ Southeast Missouri
L
53-91
1988-89 (2-25)
8th in MIAA
11-19 @ Missouri Western
L
64-76
Washburn Tournament (Topeka, Kan.)
L
56-90
11-26 vs. William Jewell
L
69-86
11-29 St. Ambrose (Iowa)
L
62-89
12-2
Quincy (Ill.)
L
67-92
12-3
Augustana (S.D.)
L
77-78
12-10 Nebraska-Omaha
L
56-79
12-12 McKendree (Ill.)
W 81-80(ot)
L
53-60
12-19 Indianapolis (Ind.)
L
58-88
1-7
Missouri Western
L
67-97
1-11
Missouri-St. Louis
L
60-79
1-14
@ Quincy (Ill.)
L
71-79
1-16
Harris-Stowe
W
73-44
1-18
@ Lincoln
L
60-78
1-21
Missouri-Rolla
L
49-82
1-23
Southwest Baptist
L
52-65
1-25
55-83
1-28
Southeast Missouri
L
51-80
2-1
Central Missouri
L
41-98
2-4
L
58-99
2-8
Lincoln
L
59-79
2-11
@ Southwest Baptist
L
60-70
2-15
Northwest Missouri
L
68-84
2-18
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
52-98
2-22
2-25
@ Central Missouri
L
L
1989-90 (12-13)
Head Coach: Lois Heeren
10th in MIAA
11-18
@ Culver-Stockton
W
Washburn Classic (Topeka, Kan.)
11-24 vs. William Jewell
W
L
William Penn (Iowa) Tournament
12-1 vs. Central Methodist W
12-2 @ William Penn (Iowa) W
12-3
@ Central (Iowa)
W
W
1-6
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
1-10
Missouri Western
L
1-13
W
1-14
Pittsburg St. (Kan.)
L
1-17
Northwest Missouri
L
1-20
@ Missouri Southern
W
1-24
Central Missouri
L
1-27
Lincoln
W
1-31
@ Missouri Western
L
2-3
Washburn (Kan.)
L
2-7
2-10
Southeast Missouri
L
2-14
@ Central Missouri
L
2-17
@ Lincoln
W
2-19
Quincy (Ill.)
W
2-21
@ Washburn (Kan.)
L
2-24
Southwest Baptist
L
2-26
@ Quincy (Ill.)
W
32-72
44-101
2-12
2-15
2-19
2-22
2-26
2-29
@ Central Missouri
Emporia St. (Kan.)
@ Washburn (Kan.)
Southwest Baptist
@ Missouri-Rolla
11-21
11-23
11-28
12-1
12-5
12-6
12-9
12-12
12-28
12-30
1-6
1-9
1-13
1-16
1-20
1-23
1-27
1-30
2-3
2-6
2-10
2-13
2-17
2-20
2-22
2-27
1992-93 (2-24)
Head Coach: Jan Conner
T-11th in the MIAA
@ Nebraska-Kearney
L
@ Culver-Stockton
L
St. Cloud St. (Minn.)
L
@ S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville L
Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
L
Augustana (Ill.)
W
Quincy (Ill.)
L
St. Ambrose (Iowa)
L
@ Abilene Christian
L
@ Angelo State (Texas) L
@ Missouri Western
L
L
@ Missouri Southern
L
@ Central Missouri
L
Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
Missouri Western
L
Washburn (Kan.)
L
Northwest Missouri
W
@ Lincoln
L
Central Missouri
L
@ Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
Washburn (Kan.)
L
@ Southwest Baptist
L
@ Pittsburg St. (Kan.)
L
Missouri-Rolla
L
100-97
82-73
73-89
120-83
83-76
96-75
97-82
66-92
62-77
109-106
85-86
82-97
99-87
69-98
94-69
68-76
69-87
74-95
74-98
57-99
92-81
101-63
73-93
75-83
110-87
1990-91 (16-11)
4th in MIAA
11-16 @ Nebraska-Omaha
L
79-90
11-17 @ Peru St. (Neb.)
W
77-65
11-27 Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
W
92-88
12-2
@ S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville W
87-77
12-8
St. Ambrose (Iowa)
W
87-83
12-11 Quincy (Ill.)
W
89-77
12-15 @ Culver-Stockton
W 103-84
12-28 @ Calif.-Stanislaus
W
83-82
12-29 @ Calif.-Davis
L
61-79
12-30 @ Calif.-Sacramento
L 96-98(ot)
1-9
@ Missouri Western
L
75-76
1-12
W 109-105
1-16
@ Northwest Missouri W
79-72
1-19
@ Missouri Southern
W
86-70
1-21
Missouri-Rolla
L
56-63
1-23
@ Central Missouri
L
74-79
1-26
@ Lincoln
W
99-90
1-30
Missouri Western
W
81-76
2-2
@ Washburn (Kan.)
L
71-88
2-4
L
77-78
2-6
Northwest Missouri
W
88-71
2-9
L
82-95
2-13
Central Missouri
L
83-94
2-16
Lincoln
W
97-71
2-20
Washburn (Kan.)
W
91-84
2-23
@ Southwest Baptist
W
58-56
MIAA Postseason Tournament (First Round)
2-26 @ Missouri-Rolla
L
62-72
1991-92 (3-24)
11th in MIAA
Quincy (Ill.) University Classic
11-22 vs. Indianapolis
L 81-103
L
63-85
12-3
@ Augustana (Ill.)
L
52-62
12-6
@ Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
L
45-74
12-7
L
29-86
W
74-72
12-14 Denver (Colo.)
L
67-79
12-16 S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville
L 65-72(ot)
12-28 @ Regis (Colo.)
L
63-80
12-30 @ Denver (Colo.)
L 79-109
1-4
Nebraska-Kearney
L
32-77
1-8
Missouri Western
W
67-60
1-11
L
58-83
1-15
Northwest Missouri
L
58-69
1-18
@ Missouri Southern
L
52-97
1-22
Central Missouri
L
64-90
1-25
L
56-65
1-29
@ Missouri Western
L
78-90
2-1
Washburn (Kan.)
L
63-66
2-5
46-88
2-8
Lincoln
W
63-55
L
L
L
L
L
L
52-84
65-78
43-91
62-98
36-67
55-91
63-75
64-84
61-79
55-64
65-79
58-54
55-65
42-84
47-90
77-98
48-85
49-67
59-64
60-90
58-83
54-68
46-67
44-81
65-62
63-86
48-74
53-87
44-71
57-85
35-97
59-75
1993-94 (9-17)
10th in MIAA
11-26 vs. Wayne St. (Neb.)
L 90-102
W
89-78
IUPU-Indianapolis Classic
W
67-63
12-4 @ IUPU-Indianapolis
W
83-76
12-8
S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville
W
72-70
Happy Chief Classic (Mankato, Minn.)
12-17 @ Minnesota St.-Mankato L
61-72
Surf & Slam Tournament (San Diego, Calif.)
12-28 vs. Queens (N.Y.)
W
77-63
12-29 vs. Wis.-Stevens Point W
84-73
12-30 vs. Presbyterian (S.C.) L
80-84
12-31 vs. Alaska-Anchorage
L
69-73
1-5
Missouri-St. Louis
L
60-72
1-8
Emporia St. (Kan.)
L
76-85
1-12
@ Lincoln
L
73-74
1-15
@ Missouri Southern
L
59-88
1-19
Missouri Western
L 65-105
1-22
Central Missouri
L
68-91
1-27
@ Southwest Baptist
W94-87(2ot)
1-29
L
90-93
2-2
Washburn (Kan.)
L
54-88
2-5
69-84
2-9
Missouri-Rolla
L
57-80
2-12
@ Emporia St. (Kan.) W
88-85
2-16
Lincoln
W
88-61
2-19
Missouri Southern
L
60-65
2-23
@ Missouri Western
L 66-102
2-26
@ Central Missouri
L
63-78
1994-95 (8-17)
T-8th in MIAA
Bellarmine (Ky.) College Tournament
11-19 @ Bellarmine (Ky.)
L
96-98
11-20 vs. Pitt-Johnstown (Pa.) L 84-104
11-26 Angelo State (Tx.)
W
88-82
11-29 @ S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville L
76-79
L 90-95(ot)
12-03 vs. St. Francis (Ill.)
W 110-68
Wayne State Tournament (Wayne, Neb.)
12-9 @ Wayne St. (Neb.)
L
65-85
12-10 vs. Doane (Neb.)
W
92-87
1-2
@ Univ. of Missouri
L
40-97
1-4
Northwest Missouri
L
69-97
1-7
L
53-76
1-11
Lincoln
W
90-56
1-14
Missouri Southern
L
72-77
1-18
@ Missouri Western
L 64-103
1-21
@ Central Missouri
L
66-98
12-30
12-31
1-5
1-8
1-12
1-15
1-19
1-22
1-27
1-29
2-2
2-5
2-9
2-12
2-16
2-19
2-23
2-26
vs. Presbyterian (S.C.)
vs. Alaska-Anchorage
Missouri-St. Louis
Emporia St. (Kan.)
@ Lincoln
@ Missouri Southern
Missouri Western
Central Missouri
@ Southwest Baptist
Washburn (Kan.)
Missouri-Rolla
Lincoln
Missouri Southern
@ Missouri Western
@ Central Missouri
L
80-84
L
69-73
L
60-72
L
76-85
L
73-74
L
59-88
L 65-105
L
68-91
W94-87(2ot)
L
90-93
L
54-88
L
69-84
L
57-80
W
88-85
W
88-61
L
60-65
L 66-102
L
63-78
1994-95 (8-17)
T-8th in MIAA
Bellarmine (Ky.) College Tournament
11-19 @ Bellarmine (Ky.)
L
96-98
11-20 vs. Pitt-Johnstown (Pa.) L 84-104
11-26 Angelo State (Tx.)
W
88-82
11-29 @ S.Ill.U.-Edwardsville L
76-79
L 90-95(ot)
12-03 vs. St. Francis (Ill.)
W 110-68
Wayne State Tournament (Wayne, Neb.)
12-9 @ Wayne St. (Neb.)
L
65-85
12-10 vs. Doane (Neb.)
W
92-87
1-2
@ Univ. of Missouri
L
40-97
1-4
Northwest Missouri
L
69-97
1-7
L
53-76
1-11
Lincoln
W
90-56
1-14
Missouri Southern
L
72-77
1-18
@ Missouri Western
L 64-103
1-21
@ Central Missouri
L
66-98
#
1-25
Southwest Baptist
W 90-89(ot)
#
1-28
L 102-104
2-1
@ Washburn (Kan.)
L
66-82
2-4
W
86-85
2-8
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
67-90
2-11
Emporia St. (Kan.)
W
93-79
2-15
@ Lincoln
L
64-76
2-18
@ Missouri Southern
L
79-93
2-22
Missouri Western
L
83-97
2-25
Central Missouri
W
67-52
#=Games played at Kirksville Junior High
School because of repairs to Pershing Arena.
73-80
51-47
75-82
68-44
73-64
71-78
67-62
55-79
71-79
53-85
85-40
86-60
66-54
70-75
51-78
55-50
73-91
75-88
50-70
45-70
73-82
75-98
65-44
60-72
59-77
1996-97 ( 10-16 )
9th in MIAA
11-22
Quincy (Ill.)
L
67-72
11-25
Rockhurst
W
75-65
UNK/Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Tournament
11-29 vs. Northern St. (S.D.) L
53-58
11-30 vs. Texas A&M-CommerceW
72-64
12-13
St. Ambrose (Iowa)
L
72-88
12-16 @ Eckerd (Fla.)
L
52-61
12-17 @ Tampa (Fla.)
W
72-68
Teiko Marycrest
Missouri Western
Washburn (Kan.)
@ Missouri Southern
Southwest Baptist
Central Missouri
Lincoln
@ Missouri Western
@ Washburn (Kan.)
Missouri-Rolla
Emporia St. (Kan.)
@ Southwest Baptist
Missouri Southern
@ Missouri-Rolla
@ Central Missouri
@ Lincoln
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
79-35
74-72
53-77
61-63
67-80
61-65
67-78
63-77
69-87
70-50
68-66
56-82
93-79
77-91
66-83
55-66
63-51
48-57
58-57
1997-98 (13-14)
T-7th in MIAA
11-15 @ Rockhurst
L
56-58
11-18 Harris-Stowe State
W 111-24
11-22 Mount Mercy (Iowa)
W
94-71
W
89-60
North Dakota State Thanksgiving Tournament
11-28 vs. Minnesota-Duluth
L
54-79
11-29 @ North Dakota State
L
62-79
12-2
Culver-Stockton
W
93-84
12-6
@ Iowa State
L
60-93
12-17 Quincy (Ill.)
W
80-64
12-20 Illinois-Springfield
W
76-47
1-3
@ Pittsburg State (Kan.) L
60-82
1-7
@ Missouri Western
L
54-80
1-10
@ Washburn (Kan.)
L
53-65
1-12
Missouri-Rolla
W
63-53
1-14
Missouri Southern
W
92-62
1-18
Northwest Missouri
L
62-70
1-21
@ Central Missouri
L
50-69
1-28
@ Lincoln
L
73-77
1-31
Missouri Western
L
77-95
2-2
Washburn (Kan.)
W
66-49
2-7
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
65-51
2-9
Emporia State (Kan.)
L
78-91
2-12
@ Southwest Baptist
L
70-71
2-14
@ Missouri Southern
W
74-65
2-18
Central Missouri
W
78-72
2-21
Lincoln
W
82-63
MIAA Postseason Tournament-First Round
2-23
@ Emporia State (Kan.) L
73-88
1998-99 (22-9)
5th in the MIAA
11-14 St. Francis (Ill.)
W
11-18 @ Mount Mercy (Iowa) W
11-23 @ Hannibal-LaGrange W
Washburn Tournament
11-27 vs. Fort Hays St. (Kan.) W
12-1
Morningside (Iowa)
W
12-5
Tuskegee (Ala.)
W
12-7
@ Culver-Stockton
W
12-17 @ Rockhurst
L
12-21 @ Southern Indiana
W
1-4
@ Missouri Southern
W
1-6
Missouri Western
L
1-9
Washburn
W
1-11
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
1-16
1-20
Central Missouri
W
1-23
Rockhurst
W
1-27
Lincoln
W
1-30
@ Missouri Western
L
2-1
@ Washburn
L
2-6
Missouri-Rolla
W
2-8
@ Emporia State
L
2-10
Southwest Baptist
L
2-13
Missouri Southern
W
2-15
Pittsburg State
W
2-17
@ Central Missouri
L
2-20
@ Lincoln
W
MIAA Postseason Tournament
2-23 @ Pittsburg State
W
2-25 @ Emporia State
L
South Central Region Tourn. (Emporia,
3-4
vs. Abilene Christian
W
3-5
vs. Missouri Western
W
3-6
@ Emporia State
L
101-55
80-60
89-53
86-73
92-74
94-72
81-70
58-62
100-87
79-59
76-83
78-68
87-77
89-66
91-61
89-56
98-65
70-89
63-79
73-64
59-93
56-76
103-49
78-65
63-74
79-64
71-64
64-84
Kan.)
94-79
78-68
93-110
1999-00 (17-9)
5th in MIAA
11-20 Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
W
83-61
11-24 @ Morningside (Iowa) W
89-71
W
90-54
12-4
Lincoln
W
82-41
12-7
@ Hannibal-LaGrange W 67-61(ot)
12-18 Southern Indiana
L
78-82
12-28 @ Rollins (Fla.)
L
77-84
1-3
Washburn (Kan.)
W
63-60
1-5
@ Central Missouri
W
72-70
1-8
@ Missouri Southern
W
81-66
1-12
Missouri Western
L
59-62
1-15
Southwest Baptist
W
77-70
1-19
78-65
1-22
@ Emporia State (Kan.) L 72-108
1-26
Missouri-Rolla
W
86-53
1-29
@ Pittsburg State (Kan.) L
64-77
1-31
@ Washburn (Kan.)
L 85-89(ot)
2-2
Central Missouri
L
68-72
2-5
Missouri Southern
W
80-64
2-9
@ Missouri Western
W
58-54
2-12
@ Southwest Baptist
L
56-66
2-16
Northwest Missouri
W 105-80
2-19
Emporia State (Kan.) W
75-72
2-23
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
66-59
2-26
Pittsburg State (Kan.) W
78-63
MIAA Postseason Tournament-First Round
2-28
Southwest Baptist
L
62-71
11-17
11-18
11-24
11-28
12-3
12-5
12-15
12-17
1-3
1-6
1-8
1-10
1-13
1-17
1-20
1-24
1-27
1-31
2-3
2-5
2-7
2-10
2-14
2-17
2-21
2-24
2000-01 (9-17)
9th in MIAA
@ U. Tampa
L
@ Quincy
W
St. Joseph’s
W
Rockhurst
L
@ Concordia
L
Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
W
@ Rockhurst
W
U. Nebraska-Omaha
W
@ Central Missouri
L
@ Missouri Southern W
@ Washburn
L
@ Missouri Western
L
@ Southwest Baptist
L
Northwest Missouri
L
Emporia State
L
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
Pittsburg State
L
@ Central Missouri
L
Missouri Southern
W
Washburn
L
Missouri Western
L
Southwest Baptist
L
@ Emporia State
L
Missouri-Rolla
W
@ Pittsburg State
W
71-73
50-48
99-66
56-58
65-66
73-51
57-44
80-68
56-65
91-74
52-63
67-81
59-91
56-68
47-66
65-73
73-80
60-72
70-69
56-63
58-67
65-76
49-56
52-71
78-66
78-66
2001-02 (14-13)
8th in MIAA
11-16 Northern Michigan
L
82-93
11-17 Metropolitan St. (Colo.) W
79-78
W
73-49
11-27 Greenville (Ill.)
W
62-44
12-05 @ Lincoln
W
59-39
12-08 Park (Mo.)
W
83-57
12-15 Kentucky State
W
95-48
12-29 Quincy (Ill.)
W
75-62
1-02
@ Southwest Baptist
L
61-64
1-05
Washburn (Kan.)
W
55-53
1-07
@ Central Missouri
L
57-68
1-09
73-64
1-12
Emporia State (Kan.) W
64-57
1-16
Missouri Western
L
57-72
1-19
@ Pittsburg St. (Kan.) L
78-90
1-23
Missouri-Rolla
W
61-23
1-26
@ Missouri Southern
L
50-80
1-30
Southwest Baptist
L
74-77
2-02
@ Washburn
L
58-82
2-04
Central Missouri
L
60-62
2-06
Northwest Missouri
L
62-71
2-09
@ Emporia State
L
52-69
2-13
@ Missouri Western
L
75-77
2-16
Pittsburg State (Kan.) W
83-80
2-20
@ Missouri-Rolla
W
74-55
2-23
Missouri Southern
W
62-61
MIAA Postseason Tournament First-Round
2-25
@ Missouri Western
L
51-68
2002-03 (9-18)
8th in MIAA
L
43-76
11-26 Westminster College W 109-37
12-4
William Penn Univ.
W
88-56
12-6
vs. Cameron
W
56-47
12-7
@ Drury
L
62-77
12-10 Quincy
L
61-62
12-14 Lincoln
W
64-57
12-19 Drury
L
62-77
12-30 @ Central Missouri
W
80-76
1-4
@ Washburn
L
57-85
1-8
Northwest Missouri
L
42-63
1-11
@ Emporia State
L
73-87
1-15
@ Missouri Western
L
70-80
1-18
Pittsburg State
L
56-77
1-22
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
49-74
1-25
Missouri Southern
L
73-84
1-28
@ Southwest Baptist
L
57-69
2-1
Washburn
W
76-71
2-5
74-72
2-8
Emporia State
L
69-74
2-12
Missouri Western
L
53-88
2-15
@ Pittsburg State
L
76-85
2-19
Missouri-Rolla
W
87-66
2-22
66-61
2-26
Southwest Baptist
L
59-78
3-1
Central Missouri
L
50-72
MIAA Postseason Tournament First-Round
3-6
vs. Washburn
L
48-77
11-15
11-19
11-23
11-24
12-2
12-4
12-21
12-22
12-30
1-3
1-7
1-10
1-14
1-17
1-21
1-24
1-28
1-31
2-2
2-7
2-11
2-14
2-18
2-21
2-23
2-25
2-28
2003-04 (10-17)
9th in MIAA
@ Quincy
L
@ Lincoln
W
William Penn
W
Central Methodist
W
Drury
L
@ Rockhurst
W
Susquehanna
W
Suffolk
W
Missouri Southern
L
Pittsburg State
L
@ Missouri-Rolla
WOT
@ Emporia State
L
Missouri Western
L
@ Washburn
L
Northwest Missouri
L
@ Central Missouri
L
Southwest Baptist
L
@ Southwest Baptist
L
Central Missouri
L
Washburn
LOT
@ Missouri Western
L
Emporia State
L
Lincoln
W
Missouri-Rolla
W
Pittsburg State
L
Noelle Peterson
51-79
58-50
51-45
74-57
61-67
70-54
60-41
69-24
47-68
41-66
68-60
80-94
69-86
55-73
68-85
74-81
71-73
61-59
55-69
55-74
61-89
94-97
60-99
69-81
58-50
78-58
70-85
11-18
11-19
11-25
Angelo
12-1
12-2
12-8
12-18
1-2
1-4
1-6
1-8
1-10
1-13
1-17
1-20
1-24
1-27
1-31
2-3
2-7
2-10
2-14
2-17
2-21
2-24
1995-96 (9-16)
Head Coach: Karin Nicholls
10th in MIAA
L
@ Augustana (Ill.)
W
@ St. Joseph’s (Ind.)
L
St./Nathan Jewelers Classic
@ Angelo State (Texas) W
vs. Cameron (Okla.)
W
Culver-Stockton
L
Nebraska-Kearney
W
L
L
L
Westminster
W
Northwest Missouri
W
Missouri-St. Louis
W
Missouri-Rolla
L
@ Southwest Baptist
L
Lincoln
W
Missouri Southern
L
Missouri Western
L
@ Central Missouri
L
@ Washburn
L
L
W
@ Missouri-Rolla
L
Southwest Baptist
L
12-21
1-4
1-8
1-11
1-15
1-18
1-20
1-22
1-27
1-29
2-1
2-3
2-8
2-10
2-13
2-15
2-17
2-19
2-22
32
Series Records
SEASON OPENERS (8-24, .250)
Date
11-15-03
11-22-02
11-16-01
11-17-00
11-20-99
11-14-98
11-15-97
11-22-96
11-18-95
11-19-94
11-26-93
11-21-92
11-22-91
11-16-90
11-18-89
11-9-88
11-20-87
11-21-86
11-22-85
11-16-84
11-16-83
11-19-82
11-20-81
11-21-80
11-15-79
11-20-78
11-19-77
11-20-76
12-4-75
11-23-74
12-5-73
Opponent
@ Quincy
Western Illinois
Northern Michigan
University of Tampa
Mt. Mercy
St. Francis (Ill.)
@ Rockhurst
Quincy (Ill.)
@ Bellarmine (Ky.)
vs. Wayne State (Neb.)
@ Nebraska-Kearney
vs. Indianapolis
@ Nebraska-Omaha
@ Culver-Stockton
@ Missouri Western
@ Simpson (Iowa)
vs. Midland (Neb.)
vs. Chadron (Neb.)
@ Grand View (Iowa)
@ Culver-Stockton
@ Central (Iowa)
vs. Oklahoma City
@ Emporia (Kan.)
@ Washburn (Kan.)
@ Florida State
Missouri-Rolla
@ Tarkio
Missouri (Columbia)
Graceland (Iowa)
Quincy (Ill.)
Missouri (Columbia)
W-L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
Score
51-79
43-76
82-93
71-73
83-61
101-55
56-58
67-72
73-80
96-98
90-102
63-75
81-103
79-90
100-97
64-76
72-74
65-68
76-31
64-81
64-74
62-75
71-76
74-80
60-51
61-87
69-58
62-77
43-67
58-36
52-50
HOME OPENERS (20-11, .645)
33
11-23-03
11-26-02
11-20-01
11-24-00
11-20-99
11-14-98
11-18-97
11-22-96
12-8-95
11-26-94
11-26-93
11-28-92
12-10-91
11-27-90
12-16-89
11-29-88
11-28-87
12-5-86
12-4-85
12-3-84
11-19-83
11-30-82
12-1-81
12-5-80
11-28-79
12-12-78
11-19-77
11-29-76
12-4-75
11-23-74
12-5-73
William Penn (Iowa)
Westminster College
Graceland College
St. Joseph’s(Ind.)
Mt. Mercy College
St. Francis (Ill.)
Harris-Stowe State
Quincy (Ill.)
Culver-Stockton
Angelo State (Texas)
Wayne State (Neb.)
St. Cloud (Minn.)
Culver-Stockton
Mt. Mercy (Iowa)
Culver-Stockton
St. Ambrose (Iowa)
McKendree (Ill.)
Quincy (Ill.)
Culver-Stockton
Culver-Stockton
Missouri-Kansas City
Missouri Western
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Culver-Stockton
Culver-Stockton
Missouri-Rolla
Trenton J.C.
Missouri-Columbia
Graceland (Iowa)
Quincy (Ill.)
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
51-45
109-37
73-49
99-66
83-61
101-55
111-24
67-72
71-78
88-82
90-102
61-79
74-72
92-88
97-82
62-89
84-75
79-66
64-70
68-71
63-76
52-54
60-62
90-51
85-66
82-68
69-58
76-70
43-67
58-36
52-50
MIAA OPENERS (8-13, .381)
12-30-03 Missouri Southern
L
47-68
12-30-02 Central Missouri
W 80-76 (ot)
1-2-02 @ Southwest Baptist
L
64-61
1-3-01 Central Missouri
L
56-65
1-3-00 Washburn
W
63-60
1-4-99 @ Missouri Southern W
79-59
1-3-98 @ Pittsburg (Kan.)
L
60-82
1-4-97 Pittsburg (Kan.)
W
74-72
1-4-96 @ Emporia (Kan.)
L
71-79
1-4-95 Northwest Missouri
L
65-97
1-5-94 Missouri-St. Louis*
L
60-72
1-6-93 @ Missouri Western
L
48-85
1-8-92 Missouri Western
W
67-60
L
75-76
1-6-90 @ Missouri-Rolla
L
66-92
L
67-97
1-13-88 @ Missouri-St. Louis * L
51-57
1-7-87 Missouri-St. Louis *
W
72-66
1-8-86 @ Missouri-St. Louis * W
70-65
1-9-85 Missouri-St. Louis *
L
51-58
1-11-84 @ Missouri-Rolla
W 68-65(ot)
1-8-83 Missouri-Rolla
W
77-57
Note: 1982-83 was the first season the MIAA
sponsored women’s basketball =Missouri-
St. Louis left the MIAA following the
1995-96 season.
OPPONENT........................W-L
Abilene Christian (TX)..... 1-1
Alaska-Anchorage .............. 0-1
Angelo State (Texas) ..........2-1
Augustana (Ill.)....................2-1
Augustana (S.D.)..................0-2
Arkansas-Little Rock ...........1-0
Arkansas Tech......................0-1
Bellarmine (Ky.)..................0-1
Bethany (Kan.) ....................1-0
Calif.-Davis ...........................0-1
Calif.-Sacramento ................0-1
Calif.-Stanislaus ...................1-0
Cameron (Okla.) .................2-0
Carthage (Wis.) ...................1-0
Central (Iowa) .....................6-1
Central Florida ....................0-1
Central Methodist ...............8-0
Central Missouri ...............5-45
Chadron (Neb.)....................2-0
Chapman(Calif.)..................0-1
Columbia ..............................2-0
Concordia (Minn.)...............0-1
Culver-Stockton.................15-8
Dana (Neb.)..........................2-0
Denver...................................0-2
Doane (Neb.)........................1-0
Drury.....................................0-3
Eckerd (Fla.).........................0-1
Emporia State (Kan.) .......5-26
Florida International..........0-1
Florida Southern.................1-0
Florida State.........................0-1
Florida Tech. ........................1-0
Fort Hays State (Kan.) .......1-0
Georgia State .......................0-1
Graceland (Iowa) ................7-1
Grand View (Iowa) .............1-3
Greenville (Ill.)....................1-0
Hannibal-LaGrange .............2-0
Harris-Stowe.........................6-1
Indiana State........................0-1
Illinois...................................0-1
Illinois-Springfield..............1-0
Indianapolis .........................2-4
Iowa.......................................0-1
Iowa State.............................0-1
IUPU-Indianapolis...............1-0
Kentucky State ....................1-0
Loras (Iowa).........................0-1
Lincoln..............................30-14
Lindenwood .........................2-0
Maryville (St. Louis) ..........1-0
McKendree (Ill.) ..................6-1
Metropolitan St. (Colo.).....1-0
Midland Lutheran (NE) ......0-4
Minnesota-Duluth................0-1
Minnesota St. -Mankato .....0-1
Missouri (Columbia)...........3-9
Missouri-Kansas City ..........2-3
Missouri-Rolla..................27-21
Missouri-St. Louis ...........15-13
Missouri Southern..........14-13
Missouri Western............12-39
Morningside (Iowa) ............2-0
Mt. Mercy (Iowa).................6-4
Nebraska-Kearney ...............1-2
Nebraska-Omaha .................1-2
North Dakota State.............0-1
Northern Illinois.................1-2
Northern Iowa.....................1-4
Northern Michigan .............0-1
Northern State (S.D.) .........0-1
Northwest Missouri........10-39
Notre Dame (Ind.) ..............1-0
Oklahoma City (Okla.) ......0-1
Panhandle (Okla.)...............0-1
Park .......................................1-0
Parsons (Kan.).....................1-0
Peru State (Neb.).................1-0
Pittsburgh-Johnstown .........0-1
Pittsburg State (Kan.) ......6-16
Presbyterian (S.C.)..............0-1
Principia (Ill.) ......................1-0
Queens (N.Y.).......................1-0
Quincy (Ill.).....................15-16
Regis (Colo.) ........................0-1
Rockhurst..............................4-3
Rollins (Fla.) ........................0-1
Simpson (Iowa) ...................8-2
South Dakota .......................1-0
Southeast Missouri ...........6-19
Southern (La.)......................0-1
Southern Indiana................1-1
S. Ill.Univ.-Edwardsville .....2-5
Southwest Baptist.............7-23
Southwest Missouri ............5-7
Stephens ...............................3-0
St. Ambrose (Iowa).............2-6
St. Cloud (Minn.).................0-2
St. Francis (Ill.)....................2-0
St. Joseph’s (Ind.)................1-1
St. Louis ................................1-5
Suffolk ..................................1-0
Susquehanna .......................1-0
Tampa (Fla.).........................2-0
Tarkio....................................3-3
Teiko Marycrest (Iowa)......1-0
Texas A&M-Commerce........1-0
Tuskegee (Ala.)....................1-0
Upper Iowa ..........................1-0
Wartburg (Iowa)..................1-0
Washburn (Kan.)...............8-25
Washington ..........................1-0
Wayne State (Neb.) .............1-2
Westminster College...........2-0
Western Illinois...................5-9
William Jewell .....................1-1
William Penn (Iowa)..........3-5
William Woods..................11-4
Wis.-Stevens Point...............1-0
Bulldog Records Through The Years
----Overall---Season
W
L Pct.
1972-73
9
6 .600
1973-74
3
5 .375
1974-75
8
6 .571
1975-76
5
8 .385
1976-77
9 10 .474
1977-78
14 11 .560
1978-79
20
9 .690
1979-80
16 10 .615
1980-81
15 14 .517
1981-82
17 10 .630
1982-83
9 16 .360
1983-84
5 20 .200
1984-85
6 21 .222
1985-86
11 16 .407
1986-87
12 13 .480
1987-88
8 20 .286
1988-89
2 25 .074
1989-90
12 13 .480
1990-91
16 11 .593
1991-92
3 24 .111
1992-93
2 24 .077
1993-94
9 17 .346
1994-95
8 17 .320
1995-96
9 16 .360
1996-97
10 16 .385
1997-98
13 14 .481
1998-99
22
9 .710
1999-00
17
9 .654
2000-01
9 17 .346
2001-02
14 13 .519
2002-03
9 18 .333
2003-04
10 17 .370
32 years 332 455 .422
-------MIAA----W
L Pct.
4
8 .333
1 11 .083
2 10 .167
2 10 .167
5
9 .357
6
8 .429
0 14 .000
4 12 .250
9
7 .563
2 14 .125
1 15 .063
3 13 .188
5 11 .313
4 12 .250
6 12 .333
7
9 .438
10
6 .625
12
6 .667
4 14 .222
7 11 .389
5 13 .277
3 15 .167
102 240 .298
-----Home-----W
L Pct.
4
1 .800
3
1 .750
3
3 .500
2
2 .500
5
4 .556
7
3 .700
9
1 .900
5
2 .714
5
2 .714
9
3 .750
5
6 .455
1
9 .100
3
5 .375
6
6 .500
7
4 .636
5
5 .500
2 13 .133
3
7 .300
8
3 .727
3
9 .250
2 10 .167
3
8 .273
5
4 .556
5
6 .455
4
6 .400
10
3 .796
11
2 .846
10
4 .714
5
7 .333
10
4 .714
5
9 .357
4
9 .308
169 162 .511
------Away-----W
L Pct.
4
4 .500
0
4 .000
4
1 .800
3
6 .333
3
5 .375
4
6 .400
8
6 .571
6
5 .545
6
7 .462
4
5 .444
2
8 .200
2
9 .182
1 13 .071
4
8 .333
5
8 .385
3 12 .200
0 11 .000
7
6 .538
8
8 .500
0 14 .000
0 14 .000
3
7 .300
1 11 .083
3 10 .231
5
9 .357
3 10 .231
8
7 .533
7
5 .583
4
8 .417
3
8 .273
3
8 .273
6
8 .429
119 252 .321
Neutral Site
W L Pct.
1 1 .500
1
2
.333
1
3
3
5
5
4
2
2
2
1
0
0
0
2
1 .500
2 .600
2 .600
3 .625
1 .833
2 .667
2 .500
2 .500
3 .400
2 .333
1 .000
3 .000
1 .000
0 1.000
0
1
.000
3 2 .600
2 2 .500
1 0 1.000
1 1 .500
0 1 .000
3 0 1.00
0 0 .000
0 2 .000
1 1 .500
1 1 .500
2 0 1.000
46 41 .529
Coach
Kathy Austin
Kathy Austin
Pam Wood
Pam Wood
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Mary Jo Murray
Tarry Parrish
Tarry Parrish
Tarry Parrish
Tarry Parrish
Tarry Parrish
Tarry Parrish
Lois Heeren
Lois Heeren
Lois Heeren
Jan Conner
Jan Conner
Jan Conner
Karin Nicholls
Karin Nicholls
Karin Nicholls
Karin Nicholls
Karin Nicholls
John Sloop
John Sloop
John Sloop
John Sloop
Eight Coaches
The MIAA
MIAA Timeline
✶ The league was first organized in 1912
with 14 member institutions which
included Cape Girardeau State Teachers,
Kirksville State Teachers, Maryville State
Teachers, Springfield State Teachers,
Warrensburg State Teachers, Central
College, Central Wesleyan, CulverStockton, Drury, Missouri Valley, Missouri
Wesleyan, Tarkio, Westminster and
William Jewell.
✶ In 1924, the Missouri Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (MIAA) reorganized
to include only the five regional state
colleges; Central Missouri, Truman,
Northwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri
and Southwest Missouri.
✶ The University of Missouri-Rolla joined
the conference in 1935 expanding membership to six.
✶ In 1957, the MIAA aligned itself with
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) College Division.
✶ Lincoln University became the seventh
institution to gain membership in the
league in 1970.
✶ The University of Missouri-St. Louis
entered the MIAA in 1980, but left the
league in 1996.
✶ Southwest Missouri State University
left in 1981 to pursue membership in
NCAA Division I.
✶ In 1982, the league, for the first time
in its history, began sponsoring championships for women’s athletics.
✶ Southwest Baptist University gained
membership to the conference in 1986
boosting membership to eight schools.
✶ In 1991, Southeast Missouri State
University left to pursue NCAA Division I
status and Emporia State (Kan.)
University became the 12th member of
the MIAA.
✶ In 1992, the league changed it’s name
to the Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association to better reflect its
membership.
Commissioner’s Address
Ralph McFillen, Commissioner
10551 Barkley, Suite 501
Overland Park, KS 66212
Office: (913) 341-3839
FAX: (913) 341-5887
Matt Newbery is in his
ninth year as the Director of
Sports Information for the
MIAA. He coordinates the
league’s media relations and statistics and handles the designing
and editing of the association's
publications. Newbery also aids
in the administration of MIAA
championship events.
He was an assistant in the sports information office at Pittsburg State University where
he graduated in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree
in communication.
MIAA Sports Information
Matt Newbery, Director
10551 Barkley, Suite 501
Overland Park, KS 66212
Office: (913) 341-3080
FAX: (913) 341-2995
MIAA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
Year
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1982-83
School
Washburn
Missouri Western
Emporia State
Emporia State
Emporia State
Emporia State
Missouri Western
Central Missouri
Missouri-Rolla
Pittsburg State
Missouri Western
Missouri Western
Washburn
Pittsburg State
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Northwest Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
1982-83
Washburn
Missouri Western
Emporia State
Emporia State
Emporia State
Emporia State
Missouri Western
Missouri Southern
Missouri Western
Missouri Southern
Washburn
Washburn
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
Central Missouri
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
Coach
Ron McHenry
Dave Slifer
B. Schneider
B. Schneider
B. Schneider
Cindy Stein
Dave Slifer
Scott Ballard
Linda Roberts
Steve High
Jeff Mittie
Jeff Mittie
Patty Dick
Steve High
Jon Pye
Jon Pye
Ed Arnez
Jon Pye
Jon Pye
Ed Arnez
Ed Arnez
Ed Arnez
Jon Pye
Jorja Hoehn
Jorja Hoehn
Wayne Winstead
Ed Arnez
Jorja Hoehn
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
Ron McHenry
Dave Slifer
Brandon Schneider
Brandon Schneider
Brandon Schneider
Cindy Stein
Dave Slifer
Carrie Kaifes
Jeff Mittie
Scott Ballard
Patty Dick
Patty Dick
Ed Arnez
Jon Pye
Jon Pye
Jon Pye
Ed Arnez
Jon Pye
Jorja Hoehn
Jorja Hoehn
Jorja Hoehn
Institutional Representatives
MIAA Members
Northwest Missouri State University
Washburn University (Kan.)
John Rich, President, Emporia State University
Mark Mullin, Vice President, University of Missouri-Rolla
Kevin Schriver, Sec./Treas., Southwest Baptist University
Missouri Western State College
Emporia State University (Kan.)
TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Central Missouri
State University
✶ In 1997, Ken B. Jones retired after
serving since 1981 as the MIAA’s first
full-time commissioner.
University of
Missouri-Rolla
✶ Lincoln would leave the MIAA after
the 1998-99 season.
✶ Missouri-Rolla announced they will
leave the MIAA after the 2004-05 season.
✶ Fort Hays State (Kan.) accepted an
invitation to join the league in the 200607 season
Rec.
15-3
16-2
17-1
16-2
15-1
16-0
14-4
12-4
12-4
12-4
15-1
16-0
16-0
14-2
15-1
14-2
14-2
14-0
13-1
13-1
13-1
11-1
11-1
14-0
10-2
10-2
10-2
12-0
Pittsburg State University (Kan.)
Missouri Southern State College
Southwest Baptist University
✶ A major expansion of the league took
place in 1989 as Missouri Southern State
College, Missouri Western State College,
Pittsburg State (Kan.) University and
Washburn (Kan.) University joined.
Ralph McFillen was
appointed commissioner of the
MIAA in January of 1997 and
began his full-time position
upon the retirement of the
MIAA’s first commissioner, Ken
B. Jones in June of that year.
McFillen served as commissioner of the Division I
Metro Conference from 1987-95
and commissioner of the Division II Gulf South
Conference from 1984-87. McFillen also served
as an assistant director of championships at the
NCAA from 1972-84. He received a bachelor’s
degree in history and physical education at
Kansas State University in 1964 and earned a
master’s degree in education from KSU in 1967.
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MIAA Composite Schedule
NOVEMBER
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Northeastern (Okla.) State @ MSSU
St. Gregory’s (Okla.) @ ESU
Cameron (Okla.) @ CMSU
Missouri-St. Louis @ PSU
NWMSU @ North Dakota
Harris-Stowe (Mo.) State @ TSU
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
Rockhurst (Mo.) @ WU
CMSU @ Lincoln (Mo.)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19
CMSU vs. Texas
TSU vs. Minnesota-Duluth
SBU vs. Columbia (Mo.)
Augustana (S.D.) @ NWMSU
Lincoln (Mo.) @ UMR
Tarleton (Texas) State @ PSU
Southwestern (Okla.) State @ ESU
MSSU @ Central Oklahoma
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20
TSU vs. Florida Tech
St. Gregory’s (Okla.) vs. MWSC
MSSU vs. East Central (Okla.)
SBU vs. Tarleton (Texas) State
Southwest Minnesota State @NWMSU
CMSU @ Midwestern (Texas) State
Columbia (Mo.) @ PSU
West Texas A&M @ ESU
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23
Notherwestern (Okla.) State @ ESU
William Penn (Iowa) @ NWMSU
Missouri-St. Louis @ UMR
Southeastern Oklahoma State @ WU
SBU @ Rockhurst (Mo.)
Iowa Wesleyan @ TSU
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26
PSU vs. Eastern New Mexico
Ozark Christian (Mo.) @ MSSU
Columbia (Mo.) @ NWMSU
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27
PSU vs. Ozark Christian (Mo.)
UMR @ Rockhurst (Mo.)
Baker (Kan.) @ WU
Park (Mo.) @ NWMSU
Eastern New Mexico @ MSSU
SBU @ Northeastern (Okla.) State
Nebraska-Kearney @ MWSC
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30
Grandview (Iowa) @ MWSC
Missouri Baptist @ SBU
Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) @ CMSU
McPherson (Kan.) @ ESU
Rockhurst (Mo.) @ NWMSU
TSU @ Lincoln (Mo.)
DECEMBER
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
PSU vs. New Mexico Highlands
ESU vs. St. Mary’s (Texas)
UMR vs. Montevallo (Ala.)
Winona (Minn.) State vs. MWSC
Peru (Neb.) State @ NWMSU
Lincoln ( Mo.) @ CMSU
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4
WU @ Oklahoma Panhandle State
Lincoln (Mo.) vs. MWSC
ESU @ Incarnate Word (Texas)
UMR @ Saint Leo (Fla.)
Philander Smith (Ark.) @ MSSU
PSU @ Colorado State-Pueblo
Winona (Minn.) State @ CMSU
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1
*SBU @ ESU
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2
*ESU @ MWSC
*UMR @ MSSU
*CMSU @ NWMSU
*SBU @ TSU
*WU @ PSU
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6
SBU @ Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
Newman (Kan.) @ MWSC
MONDAY, JANUARY 3
*MSSU @ MWSC
*NWMSU @ UMR
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7
Ozarks (Mo.) @ UMR
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5
*MWSC @ NWMSU
*MSSU @ PSU
*UMR @ TSU
*WU @ ESU
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8
Stephens (Mo.) @ MSSU
Morningside (Iowa) @ MWSC
Rockhurst (Mo.) @ TSU
Drury (Mo.) @ PSU
UMR @ Oakland City (Ind.)
Upper Iowa @ CMSU
Lincoln (Mo.) @ TSU
NWMSU @ Nebraska-Omaha
WU @ Drury (Mo.)
PSU @ Rockhurst (Mo.)
Newman (Kan.) @ MSSU
Missouri Valley @ ESU
MONDAY, DECEMBER 13
Ozark Christian (Mo.) @ SBU
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14
Benedictine (Kan.) @ WU
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16
Evangel (Mo.) @ WU
TSU @ Drury (Mo.)
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
NWMSU vs. Harding (Ark.)
Oakland City (Ind.) @ UMR
WU vs. Southwest Minnesota State
CMSU vs. Arkansas Tech
SBU vs. St. Thomas Aquinas
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20
NWMSU vs. West Texas A&M
WU vs. Findlay (Ohio)
MWSC @ Incarnate Word (Texas)
Oklahoma Panhandle State @ MSSU
SBU vs. Wayne (Neb.) State
CMSU vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21
ESU @ Cameron (Okla.)
MWSC @ St. Mary’s (Texas)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29
*TSU @ MSSU
*MWSC @ WU
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30
*UMR @ ESU
*PSU @ CMSU
*NWMSU @ SBU
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2
*TSU @ PSU
*WU @ CMSU
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6
*CMSU @ SBU
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8
*NWMSU @ MSSU
*MWSC @ CMSU
*ESU @ TSU
*UMR @ WU
*PSU @ SBU
*CMSU @ MSSU
*ESU @ PSU
*SBU @ UMR
*TSU @ MWSC
*NWMSU @ WU
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15
*MWSC @ UMR
*PSU @ NWMSU
*WU @ TSU
*CMSU @ ESU
*MSSU @ SBU
*ESU @ MSSU
*UMR @ CMSU
*MWSC @ PSU
*TSU @ NWMSU
*SBU @ WU
*UMR @ PSU
*SBU @ NWMSU
*CMSU @ TSU
*ESU @ NWMSU
*WU @ MSSU
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25
*TSU @ SBU
*MWSC @ ESU
*MSSU @ UMR
*NWMSU @ CMSU
*PSU @ WU
*ESU @ UMR
*SBU @ NWMSU
*MSSU @TSU
*CMSU @ PSU
*WU @ MWSC
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5
*PSU @ UMR
*TSU @ CMSU
*NWMSU @ ESU
*MWSC @ SBU
*MSSU @ WU
*MSSU @ ESU
*CMSU @ UMR
*PSU @ MWSC
*NWMSU @ TSU
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
*WU @ SBU
*ESU @ CMSU
*UMR @ MWSC
*NWMSU @ PSU
*TSU @ WU
*SBU @ MSSU
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15
*UMR @ SBU
*MSSU @ CMSU
*PSU @ ESU
*MWSC @ TSU
*WU @ NWMSU
*MSSU @ NWMSU
*TSU @ ESU
*WU @ UMR
*CMSU @ MWSC
*SBU @ PSU
*NWMSU @ MWSC
*PSU @ MSSU
*SBU @ CMSU
*TSU @ UMR
*ESU @ WU
*UMR @ NWMSU
*PSU @ TSU
*MWSC @ MSSU
*ESU @ SBU
*CMSU @ WU
MARCH
FRIDAY, MARCH 4
Sonic/MIAA Championship @
Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Mo.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5
SUNDAY, MARCH 6
2003-04 MIAA Season
2003-04 MIAA STANDINGS
Washburn (13)
Emporia State (8)
Northwest MS (17)
Missouri Western SC
Missouri Southern SU
Central Missouri SU
Pittsburg State
Southern Baptist
Truman State
University Mo-Rolla
W
15
15
14
12
10
8
7
6
3
0
Conference
L
Pct.
3
.833
3
.833
4
.778
6
.667
8
.556
10
.444
11
.389
12
.333
15
.167
18
.000
W
26
24
24
21
19
15
12
14
10
4
2003-04 MIAA AWARDS
Honorable Mention
Danielle McKinley, MWSC
Eldra Paixao, MWSC
Sarah Sommer, TSU
Sarah Vollertsen, NWMSU
Amber Wheeler, SBU
MIAA TOURNAMENT
Second-Team
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
G/F
G
F
C
G
Pct.
.839
.828
.774
.700
.679
.536
.444
.500
.370
.148
2004 POSTSEASON
RESULTS
MIAA ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
First-Team
Overall
L
5
5
7
9
9
13
15
14
17
23
Aubrie Hallman, MSSU
Nicole Patry, ESU
Kami Scrivner, PSU
Jena Shackelford, CMSU
Carla Sintra, WU
Lora Westling, WU
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
G
G
F
G
C
F
First-Round
# ESU 89 vs. SBU 74 Final
# MWSC 70 vs. MSSU 67 Final OT
# WU 71 vs. PSU 58 Final
# NWMSU 65 vs. CMSU 58 Final
Six players selected due to a tie in voting
Semifinals
# ESU 90 vs. MWSC 75 Final
# NWMSU 76 vs. WU 68 Final
Most Valuable Player: Amber Wheeler, SBU
Michelle Brown, ESU
Jane Chalmers, NWMSU
Andrea Durante, UMR
Wyketha Harrell, MSSU
Casey Henningsen
Alicia Mercer, SBU
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
G
G
G
F
F
C
Ashley Millham, CMSU
Juwanna Rivers, WU
Gwyn Smith, SBU
Miklannet Tennal, ESU
Esmary Vargas-Sanchez, ESU
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
G
G
F
G
C
MIAA PLAYERS OF
THE WEEK
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Jan. 6
Jan. 13
Jan. 20
Jan. 27
Feb. 3
Feb. 10
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
Mar. 9
Janelle Klein, PSU
Emily McCord, UMR
Bethany Orendorff, CMSU
Nicole Greninger, MSSU
Amber Wheeler, SBU
Andi McAlexander, ESU
Erin Menard, WU
Eldra Paixao, MWSC
Eldra Paixao, MWSC &
Juwanna Rivers, WU
MIAA COMMISSIONER’S
ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
Truman Players
Kelli Floyd
Jr.
G
Ali Long
So.
G
Lisa Miceli
Sr.
C
Sarah Sommer
Jr.
F
Emily Turnbull
Sr.
G
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First-Round (South Central Regional)
# ESU 55 vs. West Texas A & M 60 Final
# MWSC 57 vs. Drury (Mo.) 74 Final
# NWMSU 64 vs. WU 65 Final
Regional Semifinals
#WU 55 vs. Drury (Mo.) 67 Final
Defensive Player of the Year: Eldra Paixao, MWSC
Freshman of the Year: Ashley Millham, CMSU
Coach of the Year: Brandon Schneider, ESU & David Slifer, MWSC
Finals
#NWMSU 76 vs. ESU 62 Final
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Truman
T r u m aA m
nazing
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Truman State
University has a
nationwide reputation for providing a
quality education at
an affordable price.
The last seven
years, U.S. News &
World Report has
ranked Truman as
the No. 1 public university in the midwest and the school
is widely known as
one of the best values in the nation.
Truman is a very distinctive institution – one of
about only twenty public liberal arts and sciences
institutions in the nation. It has a longstanding tradition of excellence and achievement and is an outstanding learning community of scholars, artists, and
professional educators dedicated to the success of its
students.
Undergraduate education is the top priority of
the institution. With a total enrollment of less than
6,000 students and a student/faculty ratio of 14:1,
Truman is large enough to provide a diverse experience, but small enough to provide all of its students
personal attention to their needs and interests.
As a nationally recognized university known for
its strong student learning outcomes and its commitment to assessment and continuous improvement,
Truman is a place where students learn to excel.
Truman has the highest graduation rate of any public
university in Missouri; in addition, more than 40 percent of these graduates are entering graduate and
professional school after graduation. The faculty and
staff are here not only to provide academic challenges, but also to foster a supportive environment
that enables students to meet these challenges while
learning about themselves and the world around
them.
Truman believes that the best preparation for the
future, regardless of a student’s ultimate career
choice, is a strong liberal arts and sciences education. Truman also expects each student to develop an
in-depth knowledge and mastery of a discipline chosen from one of more than 40 programs in eight academic divisions. Students are encouraged to expand
their horizons and explore many different fields of
thought as they work closely with the exceptional faculty and other academically talented students. Since
learning occurs outside the classroom as well as
inside, Truman students are encouraged to undertake
research projects with faculty, to participate in study
abroad programs, and to develop their leadership
capacity through active participation in student
organizations.
The University seeks well-prepared, motivated
students with broad educational interests who desire
the advantages of a residential college experience.
Our students come from virtually every county of
Missouri as well as more than 39 states and 49 countries. Truman’s reputation is built on the ability of
its faculty and staff to help students achieve academic excellence while developing their full potential for
responsible citizenship in the 21st century.
Truman is committed to the advancement of
knowledge, to freedom of thought and inquiry, and
to the personal, social and intellectual growth of
each of its students. The University strives to maintain a recognized standard of excellence in all of its
educational endeavors and a responsible stewardship
of the resources provided by the people of Missouri.
Truman State University is located in Kirksville,
Mo., a city with a population of approximately
17,000. Kirksville offers a safe and friendly environment that is intertwined with many advantages of a
larger city.
Truman students enjoy spending their free time
at Kirkville’s Downtown Cinema 8, or the new community Aquatic Center, featuring a 6-lane indoor
pool, an outdoor pool, and an incredible waterslide.
You will also find Truman students enjoying the
outdoors at Thousand Hills State Park. This 3,252
acre park just 2 miles west of Kirksville offers many
recreational activities including camping, hiking, biking, swimming, motor boating, sailing, water skiing,
and fishing.
Kirksville is within a three-hour drive from several large cities, including St. Louis, Kansas City and
Des Moines.
What Others Say:
- The 2004 edition of Kaplan’s Unofficial, Unbiased, Insider's Guide to the 328 Most Interesting Colleges
named Truman as one of the best values in the nation.
- Truman is one of the top ten universities for offering the best academic experience for the money and was
ranked 8th in the social category based upon the number of social opportunities available on campus. The
Princeton Review, "The Best 351 Colleges," 2004
- Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine described Truman as one of the nation's top 100 public institutions
where a high-caliber college education can be affordable too.
- Bottom Line Personal Newsletter listed Truman in an article "Excellent Educations for Much, Much Less."
Other schools mentioned included the University of California at Berkeley, Rutgers University, and the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Truman State University was highlighted as one of "50 Colleges That Dare To Be Different."
ELLEgirl magazine, August 2003
- Truman was recognized as one of the "100 Coolest Colleges" and was listed as a college that deserves more
attention. Seventeen Magazine, October 2002 (online version)
University President
Barbara Dixon
Barbara Dixon
became the 14th president
of Truman State University
on July 1, 2003. Dixon is
the first female to serve as
Truman's president.
Before coming to
Truman, Dixon served as
provost and vice president
for academic affairs at the
State University of New
York at Geneseo, a public
liberal arts university, from 1997-2003.
She previously spent 27 years at Central
Michigan University where she was a faculty
member, chair of the Academic Senate and associate dean and interim dean of the College of Arts
and Sciences. Dixon has both a B.M. and M.M. in
applied piano from Michigan State University and
a D.M.A. in piano performance, literature and
pedagogy from the University of Colorado.
She is a member of several honor societies
including Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Pi
Kappa Lambda and Phi Kappa Phi. Dixon also
holds memberships in the National Music
Teachers Association and Delta Omicron, a professional music organization, and is an honorary
member of Phi Eta Sigma and Golden Key.
Board of Governors
Michael T. Schwend, President
Sarah B. Burkemper, Vice President
Ruth Mach, Secretary
Emily Dunn, Student Representative
Matthew C. Barnes
John W. Briscoe
Peter T. Ewell
Tom Jayne
Wilma Maddox
Randa Rawlins
Campus Facts
Location: Kirksville, Missouri
Kirksville Population: 17,300
Undergraduate Enrollment: approximately 5,500
Graduate Enrollment: approximately 200
International Enrollment: approximately 270
students from 50 different countries
Male/Female Ratio: 42:58
Student/Faculty Ratio: 15:1
Average Class Size: 22 students
Average ACT Midrange: 25-30
Average GPA of Incoming Students: 3.77/4.00
Percent in the Top Quarter of Their Class: 81
Percentage of Freshman Courses
Taught by Full-time Faculty: 95%
Percentage of Full-time Faculty with Ph.D.s:
85%
Graduate Placement: 99%
Percentage of Graduates Immediately
Entering Graduate School: 44%
Academic Year: 15-week semesters
Average Cost of Books: $500-600 per year
Number of Organizations on Campus:
approximately 200
Percentage Involved in
Greek Sororities and Fraternities:
22% of women
31% of men
Size of Campus: 140 acres
Complete information for prospectus students
can be found on the web at:
http://admissions.truman.edu
Athletics
2004 NCAA Champion Women’s Swimming Team
Truman MIAA Titles By Sport
Football . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Softball . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Men’s Indoor Track . . . .19
Women’s Soccer . . . . . . . .5
Men’s Outdoor Track . . .17
Wrestling * . . . . . . . . . . .5
Men’s Golf . . . . . . . . . . .13
Women’s Indoor Track . . .4
Men’s Cross Country . . .11
Women’s Tennis . . . . . . . .4
Men’s Tennis . . . . . . . . .11
Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Men’s Basketball . . . . . . .9
Women’s Outdoor Track . .2
Men’s Soccer * . . . . . . . . .6
Women’s Cross Country . .1
Total . . . . . . . . . . . .142
* The MIAA has discontinued championships in men’s soccer and wrestling
2004 Directors’ Cup
Top 10
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Grand Valley State (Mich.) ................810
California-San Diego ..........................663
Truman ......................................603
North Dakota ....................................574.5
California State-Chico ........................574
Rollins (Fla.) ........................................570
California State-Bakersfield ..............530
North Dakota State ..........................498.5
South Dakota State ..........................474.5
Northern Kentucky ..........................472.5
2003 NCAA Academic
Achievement Awards
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
LeMoyne (Tenn.)................................92%*
Presbyterian(S.C.) ..............................90%
California-San Diego ..........................89%
Hillsdale (Mich.) ..................................88%
Philadelphia (Pa.) ..............................81%
Elizabeth City State (N.C.) ................81%
Oakland City (Ind.) ............................81%
8) Minnesota-Crookston..........................80%
9) Truman ......................................78%
Winona State (Minn.) ........................78%
* Overall 1996 freshman graduation rates
Director of Athletics
Jerry Wollmering
Jerry W. Wollmering
was named the Director of
Athletics at Truman in
September of 1999.
Since coming to
Kirksville, Wollmering has
helped Truman be one of
the top athletics departments in the country -- both
athletically and academically.
Last year, the Bulldogs
were one of two schools in NCAA Division II to
rank in the top 10 nationally in the NACDA
Directors’ Cup and the NCAA Academic
Achievement Awards.
Prior to coming to Truman, Wollmering
served as associate athletics director of finance
and administration at Bowling Green State
University in Ohio since January of 1998. He was
also the assistant athletics director for financial
affairs for two years at BGSU, prior to his becoming an associate AD.
Wollmering earned a bachelor's degree in
business administration and accounting from
Drake University in 1987, and a master's degree
in physical education and athletic administration
from Kent State University in 1993. He is also a
certified public accountant with experience as an
auditor.
Before arriving at Bowling Green,
Wollmering was an assistant athletic director at
Southeast Missouri State University, a Division I
program, for approximately 18 months. While
working on his master's degree, Wollmering was
a graduate assistant to the athletic director at
Kent.
A native of Ft. Madison, Iowa, he was a varsity letterman in cross country and track at Drake.
Wollmering and his wife, Alicia, have three
daughters: Leah, Erica and Kate.
What’s In A Nickname
Why was
the nickname,
Bulldogs,
selected for
Truman State
University?
O.C. Bell in
1908 referred
to his performers as
Bulldogs, but
it wasn’t an
official designation. So far
as is known,
this term wasn’t used again
until the
spring of
1915.
At the time, a committee of students, including the late President Emeritus Walter H. Ryle,
recommended the adoption of the “Bulldog” as
the official emblem because of the beast’s tenacity and ability to fight desperately to the end.
The spirit of the Bulldog has been evident
since the name was selected 89 years ago. It’s not
unique though, as at least 16 NCAA schools have
adopted the "Bulldog".
The Truman State University athletics department
has a rich history of success and recently, has
become one of the top all-around athletics departments in NCAA Division II -- both for their studentathletes achievements on the field and in the classrooms.
Truman athletics can be traced back to 1900
when the school’s football team played its first official game. Since then, some of the top Division II athletes in the Midwest, and even in the country, have
displayed their skills in Kirksville, including a NBA
Hall of Famer, an Olympic Gold Medalist and numerous Bulldogs who played professionally in their
respective sports.
Today, the athletic programs at Truman are having more success than ever before. Last year alone,
13 of the school’s teams earned bids to the NCAA
Tournament or had individuals participate at the
NCAA Championships. Highlighting the team’s national success was the women’s swim team, which won
its fourth straight NCAA title, and the men’s soccer
team, which went undefeated in regular season play
and advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals.
Three Bulldog teams - volleyball, women’s soccer
and softball - won MIAA championships in 2003-04
and the volleyball team also captured the MIAA tournament title.
Individual success included four NCAA champions
as wrestler Merrick Meyer won the national 141pound title, swimmer Lija Kaleps-Clark won the
NCAA 200-yard backstroke and track athletes
Christina Winkler and James Walton captured national outdoor titles in the 400m hurdles and long jump
events, respectively. Three different Bulldog women’s
swim relay teams also captured NCAA titles.
During the
2003-04 school
year, 38 Bulldogs
were recognized
with all-American
honors and volleyball player Sarah
Shearman received
national freshman
of the year honors.
Women’s swimAll-American and Academic Allming coach
American Tameem Yehyawi
Colleen Murphy was named the national coach of the
year for the second straight season and two other
Truman coaches received conference coach of the
year honors.
The Truman Athletics Department was rewarded
for its 2003-04 success with a third-place finish
among NCAA Division II schools in the United States
Sports Academy Directors' Cup. The Directors’ Cup
standings measures the overall success of athletics
departments during NCAA Championship competitions.
The Bulldogs have now finished in the top-five
twice in the last three years and have finished in the
top-10 in six straight season.
Truman athletes also get the job done in the
classrooms. In the 2003 NCAA Academic Achievement
awards, which ranked Division II graduation rates for
a school’s 1996
freshman class,
Truman tied for
ninth nationally
with a 78% graduation rate. Only one
other school in
NCAA Division II
ranked in the top
10 in both the
Directors’ Cup and
NCAA Academic
Achievement
awards.
Since 2000,
Truman has had 27
academic allNCAA Champion Merrick Meyer
Americans, as
selected by members of CoSIDA. Only one other
Division II school has collected more academic allAmerican honors during that span.
Last year, football player Tameem Yehyawi and
swimmers Sarah Dance and Diane Betsworth were
first-team academic all-American selections and
women’s soccer player Sara Murray was a secondteam pick.
Truman was one of the founding schools of the
MIAA, which now stands for the Mid-American
Intercollegiate Athletics Association. Current members of the conference are Central Missouri, Emporia
State, Missouri-Rolla, Missouri Southern, Missouri
Western, Northwest Missouri, Pittsburg State,
Southwest Baptist, Truman and Washburn.
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Facilities
Pershing Building
Named in honor of General John J. Pershing, the commander of the
American Expeditionary Forces to France during World War I and one
of Truman’s most distinguished alumni, Pershing Building is a two-story
red brick and stone structure located on the south end of campus.
In 1967, a north wing was added to the building. The addition featured another gymnasium, a dance studio, classrooms and offices. Also
included in the south wing are indoor racquetball courts and offices.
Pershing features a variety of athletics equipment, including a newly
remodel weight room, an indoor rubber track and complete athletics
training facilities.
In 1976, the south wing was added, which houses the Natatorium,
with a six-lane, 40-yard swimming pool.
Pershing Arena
Pershing has one main wood parquet floor, the center court, and
two red rubber floor courts located on either side. Originally, the court
ran east-west, but was moved and now runs in a north-south direction,
with wooden bleachers on the east and west sides. Students at Truman traditionally sit on the west bleachers, while visitors and those with reserved
tickets sit on the east side.
For basketball games, a press section is provided, upon request,
above the east bleachers and, for visiting radio, on the floor next to the
official scoring table. The locker rooms are located on the northeast (visitors) and west (home) sides of the facility.
Weight Rooms
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Truman has three weight rooms that are at the disposal of the athletes. The largest is the free weights room which is located on the west
side of the Pershing Arena on the third floor. This room was renovated
during the summer of 2000. The renovations included new ventilation
and equipment, and general refurbishment of the interior. Approximately
2,600 square feet, it accommodates 40-45 athletes at a time with eight
separate power stations complete with platforms and bumper plates for
a wide variety of strength training and rehabilitation. The Nautilus
room is located on the east side of the arena near the ramp that leads to
the natatorium. The third weight room is the aquatic weight room and is
located at the bottom of the ramp on the east side.
Sports Medicine
The Athletic Training staff works with all Truman athletes to provide
prevention, acute care, and rehabilitation for all athletic injuries. Three
certified athletic trainers (ATCs) and two team physicians in cooperation
with the coaching staff ensure that student-athletes practice and compete
safely. The athletic training staff is present at games and practices to
quickly assess any injury and provide immediate care. Any student-athlete
suffering an injury receives treatment and rehabilitative services in one
of the athletic training facilities.
The main athletic training facility is located in the northeast corner of
Pershing Arena. This athletic training room serves athletes utilizing the
facilites in Pershing and those practicing and competing in the outdoor
fields and courts. It contains six treatment tables and two taping tables,
two whirlpools, muscle stimulation, ultrasound, and a variety of other
modalities that are available to treat injured athletes. The officies of the
head and assistant athletic trainers are located in this facility.
A second athletic training facility is located in the north end of the
Bulldog kennels. This athletic training room services athletes using the
outdoor track and the football fields. It contains eight treatment tables,
four taping tables and four whirlpools.
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