2001-02 IPFW Men's Basketball Media Guide by Purdue Fort Wayne Athletics

2001 Men’s Basketball “The Tradition Begins...”

Table of Contents Season Outlook Schedule Head Coach Assistant Coaches Roster Radio/TV Roster Player Profiles/Photos/Career Statistics 2000–01 Final Stats 2000–01 Season in Review IPFW Chancellor Michael A. Wartell City of Fort Wayne History Hilliard Gates Sports Center and Athletic Facilities Athletic Trainers 2001–02 Opponents Year-by-Year Records Ads

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Quick Facts Location: Fort Wayne, Ind. Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 11,000 Chancellor: Michael Wartell Athletic Director: Mark A. Pope Assistant Athletic Director: Tim Heffron Conference: Independent Nickname: Mastodons Colors: Royal Blue and White Home Court: Hilliard Gates Sports Center Capacity: 2,800 Basketball Information Head Coach (3rd Year): Doug Noll (10th) Alma Mater: Malone College, 1979 Career Record: 150-146 Assistant Coach: Joe Pechota (Concordia College, 1994) Assistant Coach: Fred Andrews (Purdue University, 1995) Basketball Operations Manager: Jim Burgoon (Indiana State, 2000) Office: Hilliard Gates Sports Center Telephone: 219-481-6889 Basketball Office Fax: 219-481-6002 Athletic Training Head Athletic Trainer: Dan Fox Office Phone: 219-481-6656 Home Phone: 219-492-8021 E-mail Address: foxd@ipfw.edu Assistant Athletic Trainer: Scott Knerr Office Phone: 219-481-6656 Home Phone: 219-749-4383 E-mail: knerrs@ipfw.edu 1

Men’s Basketball Season Outlook

The Tradition Begins The tradition begins as the Mastodons enter the first season of Division I men’s basketball. Last year IPFW concluded its final season at the Division II level of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC). The Mastodons finished the season 7-23 overall, and 4-15 in the GLVC. “We’re committed to developing a long-term respect for our program,” Noll said. “Our players understand there will be new challenges and expectations to compete at a higher level this season. They want to maintain a pride in IPFW.”

The Backcourt The focus of this year’s team will turn to a talented group of guards. The Mastodons have three starting guards returning, with point guard DeAngelo Woodall, combo guard Brad Noll, and off guard Nick Wise. Each brings a different strength to the court and should give IPFW a strong first year of Division I competition. The Mastodons picked up two transfers in Leigh Batts from Milwaukee Tech and Terry Collins from Appalachian State University. “Batts has a good long-range shot and is very explosive to the basket,” Noll said. “We have Collins from Snider High School in Fort Wayne who will have to sit out the first couple of games, due to NCAA transfer rules. Collins is just physically strong.” IPFW has leading scorer Nick Wise back at the wing position. He averaged 18.2 points and 3.4 rebounds per game last season while starting all 30 games. During the last 16 games, he averaged 19.7 points and shot 44 percent from the field. Brad Noll averaged 14.6 points per game while shooting 112-141 (.794) from the free-throw line. Woodall is the consummate point guard—not flashy and, more often than not, doing the right things at the right time. He averaged 7.4 points and 4.8 assists per game last season in starting all 30 games. Transfer Jeremy King from Owens Community College and sophomore Keion Henderson will add more strength to the wing position. The Mastodons’ wildcard this season could be the potential of Indiana All-Star sharpshooter freshman Ric Wyand.

The Front Court IPFW doesn’t have a lot of returners in the front court. Sophomore Jim Kessenich averaged 6.1 points and 4.4 rebounds in 21.4 minutes per game, and shot 51 percent from the field and 57 percent from the free-throw line. “Kessenich’s strength is his soft-touch,” Noll said. “He has gained strength and has improved his food speed over the summer.” The Mastodons also have last season’s leading rebounder, Matt Shepherd. Shepherd averaged 9.3 points and pulled down 6.1 rebounds per game. “Shepherd has added some strength and size that we will need for the upcoming season,” Noll said. IPFW has a transfer in 6-10 Baboucarr Njie from West Gambia, Africa. Njie spent his first two seasons at Cincinnati State. John Watkins will also be a key player this season.“He is very athletic and talented,” Noll said. Watkins sat out last season because he transferred from Wright State University. Don’t forget about freshman Zach Reuter from Martinsville, Ind., another big man that will be called on to help contribute to this year’s team.

The Schedule The Mastodons will open the 2001–02 season by hosting Morehead State University on Nov. 16 at Memorial Coliseum. IPFW will participate in the Spartan Classic on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 in Lansing, Mich. The Mastodons will open up the Spartan Classic against host Michigan State University. The team will then travel to Ann Arbor, Mich., on Dec. 4 to face the University of Michigan. Towards the end of December, IPFW will make a trip to the West Coast, where the team will play Colorado State, Montana State, Oregon State, Long Beach State, and San Diego State. The Mastodons will return to the Hilliard Gates Sports Center on Jan. 8 to face Chicago State, and then return to the Memorial Coliseum on Jan. 28 to face Oakland University. IPFW will finish its 2001–02 inaugural Division I season with five of its last six games on the road.

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball 2001 Schedule November 4 Albion College (Exhibition) 3 p.m. 10 Saint Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College (Exhibition) 3 p.m. 16 at Memorial Coliseum (Morehead State University) 7:30 p.m. 21 at University of Toledo 7:30 p.m. 24 at Wright State University 1 p.m. 26 at Florida International University 7:30 p.m. 30 at Michigan State University (Spartan Classic) IPFW vs. Michigan State 6 p.m.

January 2 8 15 19 28 31

at San Diego State University Chicago State University at Eastern Kentucky University Of Illinois-Chicago at Memorial Coliseum (Oakland University) Middle Tennessee State University

February 2 Lipscomb University 4 Concordia College 9 at Loyola-Chicago University 12 at IUPUI 14 Grace College 19 at Chicago State University 23 at Youngstown State University 26 at University of Missouri-Kansas City

December 1 at Michigan State University (Spartan Classic) 6 or 8 p.m. Lamar or Maine vs. IPFW 4 at University of Michigan 7 p.m. 6 at Ball State University 7:30 p.m. 9 Indiana Tech 3 p.m. 17 Tri-State University 7:30 p.m. 20 at Colorado State University 7 p.m. 22 at Montana State University 7:30 p.m. 27 at Oregon State University 7:30 p.m. 29 at Long Beach State University 7:30 p.m.

Home games in bold. Schedule is subject to change.

7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m.

Head Coach Doug Noll Coach Doug Noll begins his third season at IPFW, facing the biggest challenge of his coaching career— to lead IPFW into the NCAA Division I ranks. The upcoming season will see the Mastodons play at least 25 Division I teams. Noll, who came from Spring Arbor College, averaged 21 wins or more in six seasons. Under his leadership, the team set a record of 29-7 (.820) and was pre-season ranked no. 2 (NAIA Division II). One of Spring Arbor’s winningest coaches, with a 131-108 record, Noll was selected as Wolverine-Hoosier Conference Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1997. He led the Cougars to the NAIA national tournament in 1995 and 1997, and in 1997 finished no. 4 in the nation. Noll moved to Spring Arbor from Grace College. From 1990 to 1992, he helped Grace go from a 10-22 team to 49-17, including 32-5 in 1991–92 to win the first NAIA Division II National Championship. His combined coaching record in the 1990s is 191-141 (10 seasons) for a .600 winning percentage. Noll was also a successful player at Grace after transferring from the University of Wyoming. He was a two-time NAIA All-American, and despite playing just two-and-a-half seasons, is fourth on Grace’s career scoring list with 2,250 points. Between 1976 and 1978, he stepped up to the free-throw line more often than any other collegian. He also found the net more times than anyone else, connecting with 654 of 741 free throws for an impressive 88 percent while averaging 27.7 points per game. Considered an excellent teacher by his peers, Noll has conducted clinics and camps throughout the United States and in 10 European countries. In 1990 he produced a free-throw shooting video. In addition, Noll has coached at Malone College in Canton, Ohio, and at South Adams High School in Berne, Ind.

The Doug Noll File Age: 47 Hometown: Berne, Ind. High School: South Adams College: University of Wyoming, Grace College Wife: Carla Son: Brad (IPFW) Daughter: Abby (Carroll High School) Collegiate Coaching Record: 12 years (218-161) Head Coaching Record: 9 years (150-146) Coaching Experience: Malone College, South Adams High School, Grace College, Spring Arbor College, IPFW

School Spring Arbor Spring Arbor Spring Arbor Spring Arbor Spring Arbor

W 18 21 19 21 29

L 16 13 17 12 07

PCT. .529 .617 .636 .528 .806

Year 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97

School Spring Arbor Spring Arbor IPFW IPFW Total

W 17 7 11 7 150

L 16 26 16 23 146

PCT. .515 .212 .407 .233 .507

Year 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01

Assistant Coach Joe Pechota Joe Pechota begins his third season with the Mastodons as the top assistant coach. Before coming to IPFW, Pechota was an assistant coach at Ferris State (Big Rapids, Mich.) and Alma College (Alma, Mich.) for three years. A graduate of Concordia College (Ann Arbor, Mich.), he finished 11th in school history in scoring and became the first Cardinal basketball player to earn first-team All-WHAC. Pechota was named Concordia’s Most Valuable Player and set a record for free-throw percentage during the 1993–94 season. He has also directed his own shooting camps during the summers in Michigan. He earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Concordia College in 1995 and a master’s degree in athletic administration from Central Michigan in 1998. Known for his dedication, work ethic, and passion for the game, Pechota has many responsibilities with the Mastodon basketball program, including working with players on academic matters, coordinating preseason workouts, scouting future opponents, recruiting, and on-the-court coaching during practice and games.

Assistant Coach Fred Andrews Fred Andrews begins his second season as assistant coach for IPFW. Andrews spent 1999–00 at Central Florida Community College in Ocala, Fla., as the top assistant under Coach Gene Smithson. CFCC finished the year 21-9, won the Mid-Florida Conference Championship, and advanced to the Final Four of the Florida Junior College State Tournament. From 1996 to 1999, Andrews was an assistant coach at Wichita State University under Coach Randy Smithson. Wichita State was named second most improved team in the country in 1997. In 1995–96, Andrews was an assistant at Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kan. During this season, BCCC won the Jayhawk West Conference Championship and the Kansas Junior College State Championship and finished third in the National Junior College Tournament. From 1991 to 1995, Andrews was a manager with the Purdue University men’s basketball team. During this reign, Purdue University won Big Ten conference championships in 1994 and 1995, participated in three NCAA tournaments and one NIT tournament, and advanced to the 1994 NCAA Final Eight. Known for his passion for the game, Andrews has many responsibilities with the Mastodon basketball program, including working with players on academic matters, coordinating preseason workouts, recruiting, and coaching during practice and games. Andrews is a native of Decatur, Ind., and played high school basketball at Bellmont.

Basketball Operations Manager Jim Burgoon Jim Burgoon is serving his second season as a volunteer for the IPFW men’s basketball team after graduating from Indiana State University with a bachelor’s degree in sports management. He has been a manager at Indiana State, coached at the high school level, and worked at numerous basketball camps since 1997. Burgoon’s primary responsibilities are working with the team in daily practice, coaching film exchange, and managing day-to-day operations. Burgoon is a native of Ossian, Ind., and graduated from Norwell High School.

Men’s Basketball 2001 Roster Numerical Roster No. 0 1 2 3 5 10 23 24 33 34 40 42 50 55*

Name Jeremy King Terry Collins Ric Wyand DeAngelo Woodall John Watkins Leigh Batts Keion Henderson Brad Noll Matt Shepherd Baboucarr Njie Zach Reuter Nick Wise Jim Kessenich David Simon

Ht. 6-6 6-0 6-7 6-0 6-8 6-0 6-5 6-0 6-7 6-10 6-8 6-5 6-10 6-9

Wt. 200 195 215 172 230 180 197 182 245 235 225 205 227 245

Yr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. So. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So. So

Hometown/High School Toledo, Ohio Fort Wayne, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Freeport, Ill. Hamilton, Ind. Milwaukee, Wis. Gary, Ind. Spring Arbor, Mich. Newaygo, Mich. Gambia, West Africa Martinville, Ind. Plymouth, Ind. Pewaukee, Wis. Vernon Hills, Ill.

*Serving Residence Requirement/Ineligible for the 2001–02 season.

Head Coach: Doug Noll Assistant Coach: Joe Pechota Assistant Coach: Fred Andrews Operations Manager: Jim Burgoon Athletic Trainers: Dan Fox and Scott Knerr

Coaching Staff

Alphabetical Roster No. 10 1 23 50 0 34 24 40 33 55* 5 42 3 2

Name Leigh Batts Terry Collins Keion Henderson Jim Kessenich Jeremy King Baboucarr Njie Brad Noll Zach Reuter Matt Shepherd David Simon John Watkins Nick Wise DeAngelo Woodall Ric Wyand

Ht. 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-10 6-6 6-10 6-0 6-8 6-7 6-9 6-8 6-5 6-0 6-7

Wt. 180 195 197 227 200 235 182 225 245 245 230 205 172 215

*Serving Residence Requirement/Ineligible for the 2001–02 season.

Yr. So. Fr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So So. Sr. Jr. Fr.

Hometown/High School Milwaukee, Wis. Fort Wayne, Ind. Gary, Ind. Pewaukee, Wis. Toledo, Ohio Gambia, West Africa Spring Arbor, Mich. Martinville, Ind. Newaygo, Mich. Vernon Hills, Ill. Hamilton, Ind. Plymouth, Ind. Freeport, Ill. Indianapolis, Ind.

Radio/TV Roster Jeremy King

No. 0

Terry Collins

John Watkins

Keion Henderson No. 23 Brad Noll

No. 24

Leigh Batts

Matt Shepherd

No. 40 Nick Wise

No. 34 Zach Reuter | Junior | 6-10 | 235 lbs. Gambia, West Africa

No. 50 David Simon | Sophomore | 6-10 | 227 lbs. Pewaukee,Wis.

No. 33 | Senior | 6-7 | 245 lbs. Newaygo, Mich.

No. 42

| Freshman | 6-8 | 225 lbs.

| Senior | 6-5 | 205 lbs.

Martinville, Ind.

Plymouth, Ind.

No. 55 Head Coach Doug Noll | Sophomore | 6-9 | 245 lbs. Vernon Hills, Ill.

No. 10 | Sophomore | 6-0 | 180 lbs. Milwaukee, Wis

| Junior | 6-0 | 182 lbs. Spring Arbor, Mich.

| Sophomore | 6-5 | 197 lbs. Gary, Ind.

Jim Kessenich

No. 5

No. 2 | Freshman | 6-7 | 215 lbs. Indianapolis, Ind.

| Sophomore | 6-8 | 180 lbs. Hamilton, Ind.

| Junior | 6-0 | 172 lbs. Freeport, Ill.

Baboucarr Njie

Ric Wyand

| Freshman | 6-0 | 195 lbs. Fort Wayne, Ind.

| Junior | 6-6 | 200 lbs. Toledo, Ohio.

DeAngelo Woodall No. 3

No. 1

Nick Wise

No. 42 Ht. 6-5 Wt. 205 Senior Major: Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Sports Administration Nicholas Robert Wise Plymouth, Ind. Plymouth High School Jack Edison

2000–01 Season: Wise led the Dons in scoring last year at 18.2 ppg. He had a high of 34 points against Southern Indiana, 28 points vs. Quincy, and 25 points against both Ferris State and Indiana Tech. He also scored 22 against Division I Ball State. Wise led the Dons and the GLVC in three-point baskets with 93 in 231 attempts while shooting 40 percent from the perimeter. He had seven three-point baskets vs. Southern Indiana and 6 threes in five other games. Wise started all 30 games for the Mastodons and played the second most minutes on the team at almost 33 minutes per game. Wise married LeAnn Diruzzo this past July. 1999–00 Season: Wise’s first year at IPFW, after transferring from Ball State, was a success in every way. Wise started nearly every game for the Dons and scored 398 points on his way to a 14.7 points per game average. Wise’s high game was 32 points vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville. This game and the previous game earned Wise Player of the Week in the tough GLVC. Wise had a high in rebounds vs. Ferris State with 12 and averaged 4.4 rebounds per game for the year. Before Coming to IPFW: Wise, a sophomore transfer from Ball State, has enjoyed much success on the court. In high school, Wise averaged 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists per game. He took the team to Final Eight and twice to SemiState. He had a career record of 89-10. Wise was second-team All-State his senior year, three-time All-NCC, and was selected to the North-South All-Star game. He was first-team All-State Tight End and three-time AllNCC, both in football. He also took the baseball team to the Final Eight once and to Semi-State twice as a first baseman. Coach Noll on Nick Wise: This is Wise’s third year at IPFW. As one of two seniors on this team, he will be counted on for leadership on and off the court. Wise has a great work ethic, and will help the younger players develop a mental toughness and will teach them what the coaching staff expects. We are expecting a big year from Wise in minutes played and in the scoring department. He will be graduating this spring from Purdue University. Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Musical Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite Color: Favorite Player: Favorite Car:

Wise Shrimp History Led Zeppelin Notre Dame Football Chicago Bulls Blue Dirk Nowitzki Lincoln Navigator

Favorite Book: Favorite Hobbies:

A Season on the Brink Weight lifting, listening to music “The will to succeed is nothing without the will to prepare” Be a good family man and a positive contributor to society.

Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

Career Statistics Year 1999 2000 TOTAL

GP 27 30 57

GS 23 30 53

Min 810 981 1791

Total Avg FG 30.0 141 32.7 190 31.4 331

Rebounds FGA Pct 329 .429 443 .429 772 .429

FG 55 93 148

FGA 129 231 360

Pct .426 .403 .411

FT 61 74 135

FTA 85 109 194 8

Pct .718 .679 .696

Off 43 31 74

Def 77 71 148

Tot 120 102 222

Avg 4.4 3.4 3.9

PF 51 60 111

FO 0 1 1

Ast 37 38 75

TO 48 77 125

Blk 3 5 8

Stl 27 24 51

Pts 398 547 945

Avg 14.7 18.2 16.6

Matt Shepherd No. 33 Ht. 6-7 Wt. 245 Senior Major Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Business/Pre-Law Major Matthew Benjamin Shepherd Newaygo, Mich. Newaygo High School Mike Pumford

2000–01 Season: Shepherd started 17 games last season and was the third leading scorer at 9.3 ppg. He also led the Dons in rebounding at 6-1 boards each game. Shepherd’s high games included 21 points vs. Indiana Tech, 20 points against St. Joseph’s, and 19 points at Huntington College. Shepherd pulled down 21 boards vs. University of Metropolitan in Puerto Rico and 11 against Lewis and Northern Kentucky. He was also second in free throws made, with 91 made in 124 attempts for a .734 percent. Before Coming to IPFW Shepherd is the second junior college player to come to Fort Wayne for Coach Doug Noll. Shepherd played briefly at Hope College before transferring to Muskegon Community College and Coach Gene Gifford. While at Muskegon, Shepherd scored 14 points per game and pulled down 6 rebounds per game. A smart and fundamental player, Shepherd will bring leadership and strength and rebounding to the Mastodons’ front line. Shepherd was first-team All-State in high school. Coach Noll on Matt Shepherd: Shepherd responded to our program with an attitude and effort second to none. He will be a key ingredient to our success. Shepherd, who is a pre-law major, had a 2.7 GPA the first semester and came back with a 3.7 GPA the second semester. Shepherd has gone from 225 last season to 245 this year with a “big time” work ethic in the weight room. He will need to be physical for us, using all five fouls each game.

Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Musical Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite Color: Favorite NBA Player: Favorite Car: Favorite Book: Favorite Hobbies: Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

Shep Steak Criminal Law Little Feet IPFW Detroit Pistons Blue Christian Laettner Any SUV Rainmaker (John Grisham) Going to Miss America pageants “Good things happen to good people.” To become a lawyer and have a family.

Career Statistics Year GP 2000 30 TOTAL 30

GS 17 17

Total Min Avg FG 694 23.1 87 694 23.1 87

Rebounds FGA Pct FG 221 .394 15 221 .394 15

FGA Pct FT 47 .319 91 47 .319 91

FTA Pct Off Def 124 .734 57 127 124 .734 57 127

Tot 184 184

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 6.1 75 2 25 74 4 15 280 9.3 6.1 75 2 25 74 4 15 280 9.3

Brad Noll

No. 24 Ht. 6-0 Wt. 182 Junior Major Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Business Marketing Bradley Douglas Noll Spring Arbor, Mich. Jackson County Western High School Kirk Glassel

2000–01 Season: Noll was the second leading scorer for the Dons, averaging 14.6 points per game. He also led IPFW in minutes played at 33.1. He was first in free throws shot and made, with 112 of 141 for a .794 percent. Noll was second in assists with 96 and second in steals with 47. Noll’s high games included 26 points vs. the University of Metropolitan in Puerto Rico; 25 points at Quincy 24 against Northern Kentucky; 23 at Southern Indiana; and 20 against Division I Marshall. 1999–00 Season: Noll started 9 games as a freshman and played in all 27 games. He dropped in 228 points for an 8.2 points per game average. He had high games of 18 vs. Ferris State University and 17 points and 5 assists to lead the Mastodons vs. Division I Kent State. He also chipped in with 17 vs. Indiana Tech while knocking down 33 three-point shots in his initial season. Noll had 59 assists during the year, and 1.6 assists to turnover ratio. The son of Coach Doug Noll, he is also a co-captain of this year’s squad. Noll was selected as a GLVC All-Academic Team Player. Before Coming to IPFW: While in high school, Noll was first-team All-State his senior year, on the All-Area Dream Team, and a firstteam All-Conference. He was Most Valuable Player his junior and senior years. Noll holds school records for most three-pointers in a career, most three-pointers in a season, and most points in a game with 51. During his freshman year the team won a district championship. Noll averaged 24.5 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists per game his senior year. He is second All-Time in Michigan in three-point baskets with 234. Coach Noll on Brad Noll: It is sometimes a double-edged sword to coach your own child in intercollegiate athletics, but it has been a privilege to coach my son on the collegiate level. I can honestly say that there is so much more positive on my end then negative. Brad is an extremely hard worker and understands the game very well. What he lacks in size, he makes up with intelligence, heart, and great desire. He has shown, during our three Division I games in the last two years, that he can compete. I’m looking forward to his next two seasons. Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Music Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite Color: Favorite NBA Player: Favorite Car: Favorite Book: Favorite Hobbies: Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

B or Bnoll Grilled chicken alfredo Sociology Musiq Soulchild Duke Sacramento Kings Royal blue Michael Jordan Jaguar The Bible Golf, ping-pong, video games “You are the person who limits your achievements.” To live a principle-centered life.

Career Statistics Year 1999 2000 TOTAL

GP 27 30 57

GS 7 30 37

Min 583 992 1575

Total Avg FG 21.6 75 33.1 131 27.6 206

Rebounds FGA Pct 224 .335 353 .371 577 .357

FG 33 63 96

FGA 123 195 318

Pct .268 .323 .302

FT 45 112 157

FTA 63 141 204

Pct .714 .794 .770

Off 13 15 28

Def 25 72 97

Tot 38 87 125

Avg 1.4 2.9 2.2

PF 35 59 94

FO 0 1 1

Ast 59 96 155

TO 36 80 116

Blk 1 1 2

Stl 19 47 66

Pts 228 437 665

Avg 8.4 14.6 11.7

DeAngelo Woodall No. 3 Ht. 6-0 Wt. 172 Junior MajorFull Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Electrical Engineering DeAngelo Ray Woodall Freeport, Ill. Freeport High School Don Tresmer

2000–01 Season: Woodall started all 30 games at the point for the Dons last season. He was third in minutes played, with 32 per game; finished first in assists with 145, almost 5 per game; and first in steals with 65. Woodall averaged 7.4 ppg and shot more than 50 percent from the field. His high games came against Southern Indiana with 16 and 15 vs. Ferris State. Woodall had a high of 9 assists vs. Lewis and 8 in three other games. He also had 6 steals against both Indianapolis and Hillsdale. 1999–00 Season: Woodall returns for his second season and is ready to lead the Mastodons at the point guard position. He came off the bench last season and scored 99 points and handed out 45 assists. His high game was against Southern Illinois–Edwardsville, when he went 8 of 9 from the floor and dropped in 18 points. A very quick and explosive package, Woodall also had a high of 5 rebounds vs. University Missouri-St. Louis. Before Coming to IPFW: Woodall averaged 12.7 points and four assists per game in high school. He won the Merit Allen Award for defense and was team captain his senior year. Woodall also ran track for the triple jump, high jump, and hurdles. He excelled in the classroom, graduating in the top 20 percent of his class. Coach Noll on DeAngelo Woodall: Woodall has matured greatly in his first two years here at IPFW. Coming in as a 145 lb. point guard, he is now more than 170 lbs. He has worked hard to improve his overall game and has become a real team leader. He has a great work ethic and has worked hard on areas such as his jump shot and court vision. Woodall is great to have around and will again lead us with his pressure defense and aggressive style of play. Woodall had a 3.5 GPA last semester.

D-Wood My mom’s rib tips and jambalaya Math classes Musiq Soul Child Michigan Old Chicago Bulls Team Black Allen Iverson Lexus The Little Engine that Could Playing basketball “There is no I in team.” Just to be successful in life.

Career Statistics Year 1999 2000 TOTAL

GP 27 30 57

GS 2 30 32

Min 351 951 1302

Total Avg FG 13.0 34 31.7 82 22.8 116

Rebounds FGA Pct 76 .447 161 .509 237 .489

FG 8 13 21

FGA 21 41 62

Pct .381 .317 .339

FT 23 46 69

FTA 41 70 111

Pct .561 .657 .622

Off 13 21 34

Def 31 106 137

Tot 44 127 171

Avg 1.6 4.2 3.0

PF 47 97 144

FO 1 4 5

Ast 45 145 190

TO 47 91 138

Blk 3 8 11

Stl 32 65 97

Pts 99 223 322

Avg 3.7 7.4 5.6

Baboucarr Njie

No. 34 Ht. 6-10 Wt. 235 Junior Major Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Mechanical Engineering Baboucarr Njie Banjul, Gambia, West Africa St. Augustine’s High School Ousmane Sabally

2000–01 Season: Njie averaged 8.6 points and 8.2 rebounds per game for Coach John Hurley at Cincinnati State Junior College. He brings a great desire to improve to our program. He shot 55 percent from the floor and 83 percent from the line. His wingspan is 7-1 and he does a great job of running the floor for a big man and will defend strong in the post. Njie had highs of 15 points vs Sinclair and 11 points against Midland Junior College. He also pulled down 13 rebounds against Sinclair for a double double. Njie helped lead Cincinnati State to a record 21-7 and was instrumental in helping his team to a great two-year record of 46-13. Before Coming to IPFW: Njie scored 15.6 points and pulled down 12.3 rebounds per game with St. Augustine’s High School in Banjul, Gambia. Coach Noll on Baboucarr Njie: Njie has been a great addition to our program and has worked very hard. He is constantly giving encouragement to others. He will help us tremendously on the defensive end and will run the floor very well in our system. Offensively, everything will be a plus, since he has a fine touch from 15 feet. Look for Njie to continually improve as we work with him on his footwork and hands.

B.B., Big B Cornbread Chemistry Boyz II Men I support everyone Los Angeles Lakers Light Gray Cloudy Hakeem Olajuon Mercedes Benz SUV Julius Caesar Watching movies “Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you.” To finish school with a higher education to fulfill my goals.

Jeremy King

No. 0 Ht. 6-6 Wt. 200 Junior Major Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Computer Graphics Jeremy Jermain King Toledo, Ohio Toledo Scott High School Ben Williams

2000–01 Season: King comes to IPFW as a transfer from Owens Community College and Bowling Green State University. He was All-League at Ohio Junior College while averaging 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals each contest. King was co-MVP for OCC and was second-team All-Conference. His high games were 31 points vs. St. Clair of Michigan and 26 points at Cincinnati State, Cuyahoga Community College, and Lakeland. High rebounds were against Grand Rapids when King pulled down 12 boards. 1999–00 Season King played at Bowling Green State University and for Coach Dan Datkitch. His high game was 12 points and 5 rebounds against the University of Charleston. King was a red-shirt at BGSU in 1998–99 and sat out the entire year. 1997–98 King graduated from Toledo Scott High School where he was All-State, All-District, All-City, and team MVP. He made many All-Tournament teams and averaged 18 points and 7 rebounds per game. Coach Noll on Jeremy King: King comes to us with a wealth of athletic talent and Division I experience. We are looking for leadership from him. He will help lead our defensive attack with his quickness and aggressive style of play. He will also help offensively as a slasher and can hit the open shot when needed. A great leaper, King will help our young players develop on the wings. Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Musical Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite Color: Favorite NBA Player: Favorite Car: Favorite Book: Favorite Hobbies: Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

JK Dominican chicken (spicy) Non-lecture class Many groups Michigan Football None Orange Michael Finley Lamborghini Diablo Black Boy by Richard Wright Traveling, expanding my horizons “You can’t turn it on and off like a faucet; go 100 percent every time out on the court” To be rich or financially well off.

Keion Henderson No. 23 Ht. 6-5 Wt. 197 Sophomore Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Keion DeWayne Henderson Gary, Ind. East Chicago Central Bobby Miles

2000–01 Season: Henderson played in 24 games last year and averaged about 15 minutes per game. He scored at a 5.2 ppg clip and pulled down almost 3 rebounds per game. He shot 48 percent from the floor and almost 60 percent from two-point range. Henderson’s high games were 14 points vs. Southern Illinois, 12 points against St. Joseph’s, and 11 points at the University of Indianapolis. He had 6 rebounds against both Indianapolis and Southern Illinois. 1999–00 Season: Henderson struggled with a back injury that kept him sidelined and was a medical red-shirt his freshman year while academically being a sophomore. Henderson is very athletic and will help shore up the wing position. A great shooter with a soft touch, he needs to become more physical in and around the basket to compliment his overall game. Henderson will attend seminary after graduation. Prior to IPFW: While in high school, Henderson averaged 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. He was a Hoosier Lottery All-Star his senior year and won four varsity letters, and was a Who’s Who in Sports. At 6-4, Henderson is very athletic and will provide the team with depth at the forward position. Coach Noll on Keion Henderson: Henderson has come full circle with his confidence, work ethic, and mental toughness since his freshman year. Coming to us from East Chicago Central at 165 lbs., Henderson is now at almost 200 lbs. and will give us an explosive athletic-type player. He is a valuable leader for us and a great person to be around. An ordained minister, Henderson will be someone that we will expect to take our program to the next level.

Kee Prime rib Religion and Culture Al Green IPFW Chicago Bulls Blue Kobe Bryant Mercedes Benz The Bible Bowling, golf, ping pong “If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” To pastor a church successfully.

Career Statistics Year 1999 2000 TOTAL

GP 6 24 30

GS 0 2 2

Min 32 336 368

Total Avg FG 5.3 5 14.0 52 12.3 57

Rebounds FGA Pct 11 .455 109 .477 120 .475

FG 0 6 6

FGA 1 37 38

Pct .000 .162 .158

FT 1 14 15

FTA 3 22 25

Pct .333 .636 .600

Off 1 18 19

Def 7 37 44

Tot 8 55 63

Avg 1.3 2.3 2.1

PF 5 31 36

FO 0 1 1

Ast 3 15 18

TO 6 24 30

Blk 0 2 2

Stl 2 7 9

Pts 11 124 135

Avg 1.8 5.2 4.5

John Watkins

No. 5 Ht. 6-8 Wt. 230 Sophomore Major Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Business John Robert Watkins Hamilton, Ind. DeKalb High School Cliff Hawkins

2000–01 Season: Watkins sat out as a red-shirt last season and practiced with the team the entire year. Before Coming to IPFW: Watkins transferred into IPFW from Wright State University. A McDonald’s All-American nominee in high school, Watkins led DeKalb with more than 20 points and 10 rebounds per game. He was first-team AllConference in the Northeast Hoosier Conference his junior and senior years. Watkins was a member of the News-Sentinel Fab 5 and of Hoosier Magazine’s top 40 workout. He led Wright State in scoring twice in the first five games in 1999–00 with 18 points each. Watkins will bring leadership and a Division I flavor to the Mastodon squad. Coach Noll on John Watkins: Watkins has the ability to be a “big time” player in our program, if he will concentrate on doing the little things. He has to step up his defense and see the floor. He has great range and, at 6-8, can play the two, three, and four spots. Watkins rebounds very well for us and has gained about 25 lbs. in the last 15 months. If he works hard on the weaknesses of his game, the sky is the limit.

Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Musical Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite Color: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite NBA Player: Favorite Car: Favorite Book: Favorite Hobbies: Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

Dubs Bacon History The Doors IPFW Green Lakers Allen Iverson 1967 Ford Mustang The Great Gatsby Music “I just wanna play the blues, get fat, do nothing, just be.” —Jim Morrison To be rich and powerful and have a good time.

Jim Kessenich

No. 50 Ht. 6-10 Wt. 227 Sophomore Major: Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Mechanical Engineering James Kessenich Pewaukee, Wis. Memorial Catholic High School John Burns

2000–01 Season: Kessenich played in all 30 games for the Dons his freshman year and started 26 of those games. He averaged 6.1 points and 4.4 rebounds in almost 22 minutes per contest. He shot 51 percent from the floor and led IPFW with 12 blocked shots. Kessenich’s high games came against Southern Indiana with 16 points, 15 against both Southern Illinois and Indianapolis, and 12 vs. Quincy. He also had 9 rebounds vs. Kentucky Wesleyan and 8 against Southern Indiana. Before Coming to IPFW: Kessenich enters his freshman season with a lot of potential to help IPFW improve its interior defense and rebounding. He spent much of his senior year in high school getting back to form after a car accident sidelined him for most of the season during his junior year. As a senior, Kessenich knocked down 12 points per game and led his team with 8 rebounds. An honorable mention All-Conference player, Kessenich looks to get bigger and stronger for the Mastodons. He finished his high school career with a 4.1 GPA. Coach Noll on Jim Kessenich: Kessenich took a big first step his freshman season, and he matured as the season went along. I thought his games vs. Indianapolis, in which he had 15 points and 8 rebounds, and Southern Indiana, as he scored 16 points and had 9 boards, were “big time” games for him. Kessenich will continue to improve and is dedicated to a great work ethic. He is “big time” in the classroom as he finished his freshman season with a 4.0 GPA in mechanical engineering. He is skilled and will give us some good minutes at both the 4 and 5 spots.

Kess, Big Jim Pizza Math U2 Arizona (If not us) Milwaukee Bucks Purple Allen Iverson Jaguar Great Expectations “That’s all I’m going to say about that.” To make enough money so my parents can live off me, to pay them back for all they have done for me.

Career Statistics Year GP 2000 30 TOTAL 30

GS 26 26

Total Min Avg FG 643 21.4 79 643 21.4 79

Rebounds FGA Pct FG 154 .513 4 154 .513 4

FGA Pct FT 21 .190 21 21 .190 21

FTA Pct Off Def 37 .568 48 84 37 .568 48 84

Tot 132 132

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 4.4 58 0 9 25 12 11 183 6.1 4.4 58 0 9 25 12 11 183 6.1

Leigh Batts

No. 10 Ht. 6-0 Wt. 165 Sophomore Major: Full Name: Hometown: High School:

Business Leigh Wesley Batts Milwaukee, Wis. Juneau High School

2000–01 Season: Batts played last year at Milwaukee Automotive and Technical College. He averaged 18 ppg and 6.5 assists. He also pulled down 5 boards and had 3 steals per game. Batts was voted All-Conference first-team, All-Region, All-State NJCAA, and Honorable Mention All-American. His high games were 37 points vs. Waukesha Tech and 36 points against Lakeland Community College. He also dropped 19 assists—a school record—on Waukesha and 11 assists at Mid-State Tech. 1999–00 Season: Batts spent a year at the Air Force Academy Prep School, where he averaged 15 ppg and 7 assists. His high games were against Brown Mackie, where he hit for 27 points, and Lamar Community College, where he dropped in 25. He had a high assist output of 9 at Cobly. 1998–99 Season: Batts led Juneau High School as he averaged 14 points and 6 assists per game. He also pulled down 3 rebounds and 3 steals per game. Coach Noll on Leigh Batts: Batts was a qualifier out of high school, so he was able to transfer from MTJC after only one year. He is very athletic and a deadly shooter. As a point guard, he averaged 18 ppg last season and will give us solid scoring from the point. Batts will continue to get stronger and must use his intelligence to command control during a game. He has a quiet demeanor and will have to help our team by becoming more vocal at the point. Batts will have three years in our program and we’re looking forward to his athletic ability to help the Dons.

D-One Brats Math Dr. Dre IPFW Milwaukee Bucks Blue Rafer Alston 1979 Oldsmobile Delta 88 The Bible Fishing, fixing up cars “Only God can judge me.” To serve God in whatever way He intends.

David Simon

No. 55* Ht. 6-9 Wt. 245 Sophomore Major: Pre-Med Full Name: David Joseph Simon Hometown: Vernon Hills, Ill. High School: Adlai E. Stevenson High School *Serving Residence Requirement/Ineligible for the 2001–02 Season. 2000–01 Season: Simon spent last year playing volleyball for Loyola of Chicago. 1999–00 Season: Simon averaged 13 ppg and 8 rebounds during his senior year at Adlai E. Stevenson High School. He was MVP of the team his senior year and was selected as All-Conference, All-Area, and All-Lake County. Simon’s high-point games during his senior year were 29 vs. Lake Forest High School and 23 against North Chicago. He pulled down 19 rebounds vs. Notre Dame High School. Coach Noll on David Simon: Simon came to IPFW when a friend of the program told us he wanted to get back to playing basketball in college. He possesses some great skills and will have a full year to sit out while learning our system and getting back into basketball shape. Simon is a quick leaper, has a soft touch and soft hands, and when he gets into top shape, should be someone who will impact our post play. We’re looking forward to Simon improving every day. He brings a 3.6 GPA in chemistry.

Big Rig, Big Aristotle Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger from Wendy’s Chemistry Jay Z UNC Los Angeles Lakers Black Allen Iverson Cadillac Escalade Stranger in a Strange Land “Your talent is God’s gift to you, what you do with it is your gift to God.” To play in the NBA.

Terry Collins

No. 1 Ht. 6-0 Wt. 195 Freshman Major: Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Business Terry Tramel Collins Fort Wayne, Ind. Snider High School Ray Sims

2000–01 Season: Collins started out last year at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C. He stayed part of the first semester before returning to Fort Wayne. The second semester he enrolled at IPFW and practiced with our team. Due to Division I rules, Collins will have to sit out the first semester this year before playing his first game Dec. 17, when the Dons play Tri-State University. 1999–00 Season: Collins’s high school career was one of the best at Snider. He was the leading scorer in the city his senior year, an All-State performer, McDonald’s All-American nominee, top 40 workout performer, All-State in Indiana, All-SAC, All-Area, and all top 5 player in the city. Collins averaged 24.5 ppg his senior year and scored more than 1,400 career points. He pulled down 5.7 rebounds and averaged 4 assists per game. His high games in his senior season were 36 points vs. Bishop Luers and 34 against Northrop. Collins scored more than 1,500 points in his illustrious career. Coach Noll on Terry Collins: How good does Terry Collins want to be? Ask Terry Collins. Collins has a chance to be one of the best players to come out of IPFW. He has the skill and the savvy and has become so much stronger with a great work ethic in the weight room. Collins will be able to combo for us playing some at the point and some at the shooting guard. He possesses the two key ingredients for a complete guard—strength and quickness. He will have to sit out 9 games, but look for Collins to come out strong.

Bud Sausage rolls Criminal Justice Hot Boyz IPFW San Antonio Spurs Green Allen Iverson Chevy Suburban A Raisin in the Sun Video games “You’re only as good as your last game” To make it to that next level.

Ric Wyand

No. 2 Ht. 6-7 Wt. 215 Freshman Major; Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Business Richard Luther Wyand Indianapolis, Ind. Franklin Central High School Mark James

Before Coming to IPFW: Wyand finished an illustrious career by being named to the prestigious Indiana All-Star Team. He averaged 21 ppg and 7.2 rebounds while playing all positions in high school. Wyand was a top 32 and top 40 player, and a first-team All-State with the Hoosier Basketball Magazine. He was a two-time All-Conference selection, twotime All-County selection, and two-time MVP at Franklin Central. Wyand was a 2001 McDonald’s AllAmerican nominee and an Indiana Junior All-Star. He slammed in 35 points this year vs. Pike High School, the no. 1 team in the state. He topped that with a school record 45 points vs. Pike during his junior year. He shot more than 40 percent from the three-point range. Wyand scored 1,288 points in his career as a four-year letter winner. He was also selected to the North-South Reebok All-Star game and was selected as Who’s Who in sports. Coach Noll on Ric Wyand: Wyand is the first Indiana All-Star to play for IPFW. He is very gifted and will contribute to our team immediately. He can post up, take it off the dribble, and shoot the three with the best of them. Being very versatile, Wyand will give us minutes at the 3 and 4 positions. He is a very hard worker and has a passion for the game, but is very humble about all of his achievements. Our coaching staff and team are looking for a big year and a great career from him. Nickname: Favorite Food: Favorite Class: Favorite Musical Group: Favorite College Team: Favorite NBA Team: Favorite Color: Favorite NBA Player: Favorite Car: Favorite Book: Favorite Quote: Life Ambition:

The main event Ribs Government D’Angelo, R. Kelly, Twista Texas Tech Sacramento Kings Blue Kevin Garnett BMW Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemmingway “If your head is made of wax, don’t walk in the sun” To have true happiness.

Zach Reuter

No. 40 Ht. 6-8 Wt. 225 Freshman Major: Full Name: Hometown: High School: High School Coach:

Construction Management Zachery James Reuter Martinsville, Ind. Martinsville High School Tim Wolf

Before Coming to IPFW: Reuter had a difficult year last year as a senior in high school. After missing eight games due to injury, he got off to a slow start and never really got going. Reuter averaged 8 points and 6 rebounds per game. As a sophomore, he was All-State honorable mention and averaged 13 ppg. During his junior year, he received the Most Outstanding Freshman award. He had the most blocked shots as a sophomore, junior, and senior and had the best FG percentage as a sophomore. Reuter’s high game last year was 20 points against Bedford and his high rebounds were 14 vs. Bloomington North. Coach Noll on Zach Reuter: Reuter’s best basketball is ahead of him. No doubt, he had his best years as a sophomore and junior in high school. His senior season is behind him, and now he is ready to improve every day as a college player. Reuter’s physique is observed in the weight room as he is now up to 225 lbs., which will help us bang people in the post. Only Reuter can limit his abilities, depending on how good his work ethic is and how bad he wants to succeed. Unfortunately, Reuter broke his foot during the first practice of the season. We will see if the injury responds so that we can get him back in early December or if a medical red-shirt year is in order.

Reuter, Z-Bo Steak Foods Dave Matthews Band Other than us, IU Sacramento Kings Blue Chris Webber Mustang To Kill a Mocking Bird Fishing, hunting “You’re never a loser until you quit trying.” To be a business owner.

2000â&#x20AC;&#x201C;01 Season in Review Overall and Conference Statistics Summary DeAngelo Woodall Mike Miller Keion Henderson Brad Noll John Taylor Matt Shepherd Nick Oyler Dwight Crow Nick Wise Lindsay Henderson Jim Kessenich Total Opponents

Overall R/G

A/G

STL

BLK PTS/G

GP-GS Min/G FG%

3PT% FT% R/G

A/G

STL

30-30 30-0 24-2 30-30 18-0 29-17 29-1 30-0 30-30 28-14 30-26 30 30

4.2 1.0 2.3 2.9 0.7 6.1 1.5 2.2 3.3 2.4 4.4 33.3 36.6

4.8 0.7 0.6 3.2 0.2 0.8 0.4 0.4 1.3 0.1 0.3 12.7 14.1

65 11 7 47 1 13 4 20 23 14 11 216 234

8 5 2 1 1 4 7 5 5 8 12 58 76

19 19 16 19 12 19 18 19 19 17 19 19 19

.490 .400 .494 .358 .500 .400 .392 .491 .443 .571 .558 .443 .481

3.8 0.7 2.4 3.3 0.5 5.8 1.8 2.2 3.7 2.4 4.5 33.4 36.4

5.3 0.6 0.6 3.9 0.1 0.7 0.5 0.4 1.3 0.2 0.4 13.8 14.1

31.7 9.5 14.0 33.1 3.3 22.8 12.0 11.9 31.8 15.0 21.4

.509 .415 .477 .371 .389 .388 .457 .430 .423 .565 .513 .435 .475

.317 .167 .162 .323 .333 .302 .365 .235 .400 1.000 .190 .333 .377

.657 .400 .636 .794 1.000 .737 .839 .688 .682 .784 .568 .718 .694

7.4 1.3 5.2 14.6 1.1 9.2 4.4 3.5 17.8 3.9 6.1 72.2 79.5

Overall

19 0 2 19 0 7 0 0 19 11 18

32.7 7.7 14.7 33.1 2.1 20.5 10.2 11.4 33.4 15.2 24.2

.276 .250 .172 .338 .333 .370 .400 .350 .401 .000 .214 .347 .383

.632 .500 .667 .818 1.000 .611 .917 .731 .618 .810 .560 .700 .691

BLK PTS/G

40 2 1 29 1 7 0 12 13 6 8 119 133

5 5 2 0 0 4 4 5 4 4 11 44 46

6.6 1.0 5.8 15.3 1.1 7.9 3.5 4.2 19.0 3.4 7.5 73.5 79.6

Conference

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA

FT%

PTS

PTS/G

FG-FGA

FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA

FT%

PTS

PTS/G

82-161 17-41 52-109 131-353 7-18 83-214 42-92 37-86 184-435 39-69 79-154 753-1732 853-1795

.509 .415 .477 .371 .389 .388 .457 .430 .423 .565 .513 .435 .475

13-41 1-6 6-37 63-195 4-12 13-43 19-52 8-34 92-230 1-1 4-21 224-672 202-536

.657 .400 .636 .794 1.000 .737 .839 .688 .682 .784 .568 .718 .694

223 39 124 437 19 266 129 104 533 108 183 2165 2384

7.4 1.3 5.2 14.6 1.1 9.2 4.4 3.5 17.8 3.9 6.1 72.2 79.5

47-96 8-20 39-79 83-232 5-10 54-135 20-51 27-55 129-291 20-35 63-113 495-1117 542-1126

.490 .400 .494 .358 .500 .400 .392 .491 .443 .571 .558 .443 .481

.632 .500 .667 .818 1.000 .611 .917 .731 .618 .810 .560 .700 .691

126 19 93 291 13 151 63 80 361 57 143 1397 1512

6.6 1.0 5.8 15.3 1.1 7.9 3.5 4.2 19.0 3.4 7.5 73.5 79.6

.317 .167 .162 .323 .333 .302 .365 .235 .400 1.000 .190 .333 .377

46-70 4-10 14-22 112-141 1-1 87-118 26-31 22-32 73-107 29-37 21-37 435-606 476-686

Overall

Totals DeAngelo Woodall Mike Miller Keion Henderson Brad Noll John Taylor Matt Shepherd Nick Oyler Dwight Crow Nick Wise Lindsay Henderson Jim Kessenich Total Opponents

Conference

GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT%

Scoring DeAngelo Woodall Mike Miller Keion Henderson Brad Noll John Taylor Matt Shepherd Nick Oyler Dwight Crow Nick Wise Lindsay Henderson Jim Kessenich Total Opponents

8-29 1-4 5-29 44-130 2-6 10-27 12-30 7-20 61-152 0-0 3-14 153-441 130-339

.276 .250 .172 .338 .333 .370 .400 .350 .401 .000 .214 .347 .383

24-38 2-4 10-15 81-99 1-1 33-54 11-12 19-26 42-68 17-21 14-25 254-363 298-431

Conference

O-REB D-REB

TOTAL

A/TO

Hi/Pts

O-REB

D-REB

TOTAL PF

A/TO Hi/Pts

21 8 18 15 2 56 14 17 29 24 48 278 323

127 31 55 87 12 178 43 65 100 66 132 999 1098

97 28 31 59 10 72 59 53 55 53 58 576 538

4 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 12 -

145 22 15 96 4 24 12 13 38 3 9 381 423

91 43 24 80 3 71 20 32 73 36 25 512 475

1.6 0.5 0.6 1.2 1.3 0.3 0.6 0.4 0.5 0.1 0.4 0.7 0.9

16 6 14 26 3 21 15 14 34 14 16 108 110

14 5 12 11 1 34 11 11 22 13 29 176 197

58 9 27 52 5 76 21 30 48 27 57 458 494

72 14 39 63 6 110 32 41 70 40 86 634 691

3 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 10 5

101 12 9 75 1 13 9 8 24 3 8 263 268

63 18 16 41 2 40 10 21 49 15 12 294 276

1.6 0.7 0.6 1.8 0.5 0.3 0.9 0.4 0.5 0.2 0.7 0.9 1.0

106 23 37 72 10 122 29 48 71 42 84 721 775

64 17 19 40 5 51 31 32 34 31 37 362 324

16 5 14 25 3 20 15 14 34 9 16 108 110

IPFW

Established in 1964 on the banks of the St. Joseph River, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne joins two of the nation’s leading universities on one campus. Only one other university in the country—Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)—can make that claim. IPFW offers outstanding education at a great value, enabling students to earn an array of degrees from Indiana University and Purdue University. As northeastern Indiana’s premier public university, IPFW is committed to enhancing access to personalized, highquality learning. The university provides first-rate undergraduate and graduate programs, focuses on students as individuals, forges community partnerships, and prepares students to lead productive and successful lives. On campus, high school graduates interact with older adults who want to enrich their lives or take on a new career path. IPFW prizes its rich mix of personalities and cultures and organizes special services for minority, international, and physically challenged students. With more than 180 degree options for undergraduate and graduate programs, IPFW’s enrollment is about 11,000. The faculty is known for their dedication to teaching and for professional expertise. Represented on the faculty roster are Fulbright scholars, researchers who have received grants from the National Science Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and many who are active in professional societies and important community enterprises. Academic Organization The academic sector of the university is made up of 10 major units: School of Arts and Sciences School of Business and Management Sciences School of Education School of Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science School of Visual and Performing Arts School of Health Sciences Division of Continuing Studies Division of Labor Studies Division of Organization Leadership and Supervision Division of Public and Environmental Affairs Accreditation IPFW is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The commission’s address is 30 N. LaSalle St., Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602-2504. The commission’s telephone number is 312-263-0456. Individual degree programs are accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, American Chemical Society, Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association, Indiana Division of Teacher Education and Certification, National Association for Music Therapy, National Association of Schools of Music, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, and the National League of Nursing. Technology departments are accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. Engineering departments are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. The A.S. in health information technology is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs in cooperation with the Council on Accreditation of the American Health Information Management Association.

Chancellor Michael A. Wartell Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell became chancellor at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne on July 1, 1994. During the previous year, he was vice chancellor for academic affairs and professor of chemistry at IPFW. Between 1989 and 1993, Wartell was department manager for Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M. His responsibilities included development and management of educational outreach and special technologies programs. He was provost and vice president for academic affairs at Humbolt State University in Arcata, Calif., from 1984 to 1989, and dean of the College Letters and Sciences at Jason Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., from 1979 to 1984. He served on the U.S. Army Science Board from 1981 to 1987, working on such issues as chemical warfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He continues to be a member of the Defense Intelligence Agency Scientific Advisory Committee. He is the author or co-author of five textbooks, laboratory manuals, study guides, and numerous scholarly papers. Wartell received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico and M.S. and Ph.D. in physical chemistry in 1968 and 1971, respectively, from Yale University. He is a member of the board of directors of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, Corporate Council, Leadership Fort Wayne, and Fort Wayne Philharmonic. He is also a member of numerous honorary societies and recipient of major research grants and academic awards.

City of Fort Wayne History Located within a 250-mile radius of 17 percent of the nation’s population, Fort Wayne blends a rich heritage with new dynamic growth. Three rivers are key to Fort Wayne’s development. After the last glaciers receded, a continental divide was formed. On the east side of the divide, the St. Mary’s River and the St. Joseph’s River flow toward the city and meet to form the Maumee River. On the west side of the divide, the Wabash River flows west toward the Mississippi River. The Maumee River basin and the Wabash River basin were separated by just nine miles at the summit of the divide. Fort Wayne developed on that summit, thus earning the nickname Summit City. In 1835, construction of the Erie Canal brought a wealth of immigration to the area, and by 1880, Fort Wayne had developed into a highly industrialized city. At the time, Fort Wayne was the world’s largest distributor of railroad car wheels. Fort Wayne has many other claims to fame, ranging from actors to the invention of the television and many other common household items. Actresses Carole Lombard and Shelley Long are both Fort Wayne natives. Other famous Fort Wayne natives include the founder of Wendy’s, Dave Thomas; television inventor Philo T. Farnsworth; and designer Bill Blass. Fort Wayne is the place of origin of the washing machine, baking powder, hand-held

calculator, jukebox, refrigerator, parking meters, stereophonic sound, garbage disposals, magnetic wire, streetlights, and gas pumps. Fort Wayne is the birthplace of the National Basketball Association, and the home of the Daisy’s, the first professional women’s baseball league. The first night baseball game was also held in Fort Wayne. With a population of 203,000, Fort Wayne is Indiana’s second-largest city and offers virtually all the attractions of a major metropolitan area. It hosts two professional athletic teams, the Komets of the United Hockey League (UHL) and the Wizards of the Midwest League for Single A baseball. Fort Wayne also has 16 high school athletic programs and three collegiate athletic programs. Fort Wayne has hosted many tournaments over the past years, including the NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championship, Mid-Continental Conference Tournament, Vera Bradley Classic, and Mad Anthony’s Golf Tournament. Fort Wayne offers a diversity of performing arts, including the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Fort Wayne Ballet, the Civic Theatre, Artlink, Fort Wayne Dance Collective, and Fort Wayne Youtheatre. In addition, Fort Wayne hosts many festivals throughout the year, highlighted by the Three Rivers Festival, a 10-day party held every July.

Hilliard Gates Sports Center and Athletic Facilities Named in honor of longtime area sportscaster Hilliard Gates, the 68,106-square-foot, tri-level Hilliard Gates Sports Center is on the northeast end of the IPFW campus. It is home to the IPFW Mastodon athletic programs, which compete in NCAA Division I. The facility features a multipurpose gymnasium with a 2,700-seat arena and three basketball/volleyball courts, a 1/9-mile indoor track built of a tartan rubber surface, five racquetball/handball courts, and the fitness center. The fitness center includes four state-of-the-art Life Fitness bikes; two Life Fitness treadmills, which have heart-rate monitors; elliptical EFX Cross Trainers; Stairmasters; Concept II rowing machines; and Airodyne bikes. Another facility highlight is the strength and conditioning room, which features a complete 15-piece Nautilus set and a spacious matted area for free-weight training. A wooden floor with mirrored walls is the meeting location of a wide variety of aerobics and dance classes. Personal training, fitness counseling, and nutrition consulting are available. Outdoor Sports Complex The outdoor sports complex is comprised of baseball, softball, and soccer fields. Teams compete on groomed and newly irrigated playing fields on the northeast side of the campus across the street from the Gates Sports Center. Tennis Courts Tennis teams play on six well-maintained and lighted tennis courts built in 1999. The courts are just north of the outdoor sports complex. Hours for the courts are from dawn to 11 p.m. The lights are activated with a geocentric timer so the lights come on at sunset or may be overridden by the Physical Plant or coach’s key. Hefner Fields The IPFW Hefner Soccer Fields are made up of 14 full-sized soccer fields. Located across the St. Joseph’s river from IPFW on California Road, Hefner Soccer Fields host numerous state soccer tournaments and the IPFW Soccer Showcase. Training Room/IPFW Sports Medicine IPFW sports medicine is directed by head athletic trainer Dan Fox, ATC/L, who is assisted by Scott Knerr, ATC/L. Fox and Knerr’s diverse backgrounds in athletic training allow for a comprehensive approach to injury management. Under the new direction of Fox, the athletic training facility has undergone many changes to better meet the needs of athletes participating in collegiate sports. The support staff includes team physicians Drs. John Pritchard and Brett Gemlick, both orthopedic surgeons, and Dr. Eric Jenkinson, a non-surgical sports medicine physician. These physicians are present or on call at all home competitions and see athletes in the IPFW training room on a weekly basis. The assistance provided by these physicians has greatly improved the level of care provided to IPFW’s athletic population. IPFW sports medicine is responsible for on-site injury evaluation, injury management, rehabilitation of athletic injuries, and injury prevention. The sports medicine staff also travels with a variety of teams to away competitions.The athletic training room is in the basement of Gates Sports Center. The training room is equipped to provide on-site treatment and rehabilitation for a variety of athletic injuries.

Head Athletic Trainer Dan Fox Under the medical direction of Orthopaedics Northeast, Fox is entering his second year as head athletic trainer at IPFW. A native of Hudson, Wis., Fox graduated in 1988 from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse with degrees in health education and athletic training. He brings professional sports experience to the sports medicine staff through eight years with the Minnesota Twins Baseball teams and two years with the Minnesota North Stars Hockey Club. Active in area high schools and community sporting events, Fox also volunteers with the local fire department and EMS. He resides in Fort Wayne with his wife, Paula, and three children, Christopher, Sarah, and Cameron

Assistant Athletic Trainer Scott Knerr Knerr begins his second year as assistant athletic trainer at IPFW. He received a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Ball State University. He then completed a master’s degree in sports management from the University of Utah. While at Utah, Knerr was a graduate assistant athletic trainer working with the women’s soccer team and nationally ranked women’s gymnastic team. Knerr resides in Fort Wayne with his wife, Jen, and son, Parker.

2001–02 Opponents Morehead State University Nov. 16, 2001 7:30 p.m. (EST) Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Florida International University Nov. 26, 2001 7:30 p.m. (EST) Miami, Fla.

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Morehead, Kentucky 8,300 Eagles Blue and Gold NA 8/3 Ohio Valley 12-16 6-10 Mike Mincey Randy Stacy 606-783-2500/ 606-783-2550 606-784-2922 NA Kyle Macy 37-72 (4 years) 37-72 (4 years) Wayne Breeden, David Marshall, Troy Thomas 606-783-2087 0-0 Friday, Nov. 16, 2001

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5-11 Rick Mello Rich Kelch 305-348-2756 954-680-0992 305-348-3702 Donnie Marsh 8-21 (1) 84-75 (6) Don Kelbick, Sergio Rouco, Lonnie Williams 305-348-2756 0-0 Monday, Nov. 26, 2001

Michigan State (Michigan State Spartan Classic) Friday, Nov. 30, 2001 6 p.m. (EST) East Lansing, Mich.

University of Toledo Nov. 21, 2001 7:30 p.m. (EST) Toledo, Ohio Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors:

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Miami, Florida 32,196 Golden Panthers Blue and Gold Golden Panther Arena 3/2 Sun Belt 8-21

Toledo, Ohio 20,014 Rockets Midnight Blue and Gold John F. Savage Hall 2/3 Mid-American (West Division) 22-11 12-6 Mike Karabin Paul Helgren 419-530-4920 419-530-4930 N/A N/A Stan Joplin 87-59 (5 years) 87-59 (5 years) Bob Simon; Mike Jackson; Tim Saliers 419-530-4187 0-0 Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2001

Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches:

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East Lansing, Mich. 43,189 Spartans Green and White Jack Breslin Student Events Center 1/4 Big Ten 28-5 13-3 Clarence Underwood Jr. Matt Larson 517-355-2271/ 517-353-9636 517-349-4607 517-353-1626 Tom Izzo 148-53 (6 years) 148-53 (6 years) Brian Gregory, Mike Garland, Mark Montgomery 517-355-1643 0-0 Friday, Nov. 30, 2001

Lamar University (Michigan State Spartan Classic) Dec. 1, 2001 6 or 8 p.m. (EST) East Lansing, Mich. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches:

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Beaumont, Texas 8,547 Cardinals Red and White Montagne Center 4/1 Southland 9-18 7-13 W. Dean Billick Daucy Crizer 409-880-8329 409-880-2338 409-866-3639 409-880-2343 Mike Deane 24-34 (2 years) 314-191 (17 years) Dan Theiss; Leonard Drake; Brian Bidlingmyer 409-880-8301 0-0 Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001

University of Maine (Michigan State Spartan Classic) Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001 6 or 8 p.m. (EST) East Lansing, Mich. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Orono, Maine 10,200 Black Bears Blue and White Harold Alfond Sports Arena 3/2 America East 18-11 10-8 Suzanne Tyler Pete Lefresne 207-581-1086 207-581-3297 207-947-7452 N/A Dr. John Giannini 79-67 (5 years) 247-105 (12 years) Ted Woodward, Ed Jones 207-581-1059 0-0 Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001

2001–02 Opponents

Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting: Ball State University Thursday, Dec. 6, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Muncie, Ind. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches:

Ann Arbor, Mich. 38,103 Wolverines Maize and Blue Crisler Arena 4/1 Big Ten 10-18

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4-12 William C. Martin Tom Wywrot 734) 763-4423 734-647-188 734-528-0244 734-998-7188 Tommy Amaker N/A 68-55; 32-36 (4 years) Charles E. Ramsey, Chuck Swenson, Billy Schmidt 734-647-1268 0-0 Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2001

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Fort Wayne, Ind. 1969 Warriors Black and Orange Schaefer Center 3/2 WolverineHoosier Athletic Conference 13-18 5-9 Dan Kline Chric Dickson 219-422-5561, ext. 2234 219-422-4584 N/A N/A Jason Kline 42-46 42-46 Dave McKinnis, Darrell Armstead, Roger Williams N/A 18-10 1973–74 2000–01

Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting: Last Meeting: Tri-State University Dec. 17, 2001 7:30 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind.

Muncie, Ind. 17,490 Cardinals Cardinal and White John E. Worthen Arena Mid-American 18-12 11-7 Andrea Seger Joe Hernandez 765-285-8242/ 765-285-8929 765-289-7919 765-285-8930 Tim Buckley 18-12 (1 year) 68-64 (5 years) Scott Bunnell, Angres Thorpe,

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Colorado State Thursday, Dec. 20, 2001 7:30 p.m. (MST) Fort Collins, Colo.

Indiana Tech Sunday, Dec. 9, 2001 3 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind.

University of Michigan Dec. 4, 2001 7 p.m. (EST) Ann Arbor, Mich.

Tracy Webster 765-285-8141 0-1 2000–01 2000–01

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Angola, Ind. 1,450 Thunder Blue and White Hershey Hall 4/1 Wolverine Hoosier Athletic 20-13 9-5 Dick Hack Jennifer Rushton 219-665-4144/ 219-665-4839 NA NA Dick Hack 327-238 327-238 NA 219-665-4143 11-10 1977–78 1999–00

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Fort Collins, Colo. 22,600 Rams Green and Gold Moby Arena 5/1 Mountain West 15-13 6-8 Tim Weiser Gary Ozzello 970-491-5067/ 970-491-1348 970-493-5574 970-491-3981 Dale Layer 15-13 (1 year) 182-100 (10 years) Pat Eberhart, Bill Peterson, Buzz Williams 970-491-6232 0-0 Thursday, Dec. 20, 2001

Montana State University Saturday, Dec. 22, 2001 7:30 p.m. (MST) Bozeman, Mont. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Bozeman, Mont. 12,750 Bobcats Blue and Gold Worthington Arena 3/2 Big Sky 16-14 8-8 TBA Bill Lamberty 406-994-5133/ 406-994-2278 406-587-5459 406-994-3210 Mick Durham 172-145 (11 years) 172-145 (11 years) Jerry Olson, Scott Carson 409-944-4442 0-0 Saturday, Dec. 22, 2001

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Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Corvallis, Ore. 17,000 Beavers Orange and Black Gill Coliseum 3/2 Pacific-10 10-20 4-14 Mitch Barnhart Steve Fenk 541-737-7470/ 541-737-3072/ 4171 541-758-1532 541-737-2410 Ritchie McKay 10-20 (1 year) 71-72 (5 years) Brad Soucie Scott Didrickson, Lance Richardson 541-737-2076 0-0 Thursday, Dec. 27, 2001

Long Beach State University Saturday, Dec. 29, 2001 7:30 p.m. (PST) Long Beach, Calif. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Eastern Kentucky Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Richmond, Ky.

San Diego State University Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2002 7:30 p.m. (PST) San Diego, Calif.

Oregon State University Thursday, Dec. 27, 2001 7:30 p.m. (PST) Corvallis, Ore.

Long Beach, Calif. 30,011 49ers Black and Gold The Pyramid 3/2 Big West 18-13 10-6 Bill Shumard Steve Janisch 562-985-7797/ 562-985-1549 562-983-1268 562-985-4667 Wayne Morgan 78-67 (5 years) 78-67 (5 years) Ronnie Dean, Brent Bargen 562-985-7975 0-0 Saturday, Dec. 29, 2001

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San Diego, Calif. 31,690 Aztecs Scarlet and Black Cox Arena 4/1 Mountain West Conference 14-14 4-10 Rick Bay Kevin Klintworth 619-594-5547/ 619-582-6541 619-287-4454 619-582-6541 Steve Fisher 19-37 (2 years) 203-119 (10 years) Brian Dutcher, Marvin Menzies, Jim Tomey 619-594-6249 0-0 Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2002

Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting: Chicago State University Tuesday, Jan.8, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Location: Enrollment: Nickname Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Richmond, Ky. 14,429 Colonels Maroon and White McBrayer/ Alumni Coliseum 2/3 Ohio Valley 7-19 1-15 Chip Smith Karl Park 859-622-1253/ 859-622-1230 859-624-1291 859-622-2226 Travis Ford 7-19 (1 year) 74-50 (4 years) Jerry Pelphrey, Chad Dollar, John Brannen 859-622-2123 0-0 Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2002

University of Illinois-Chicago Saturday, Jan. 19, 2002 1 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind. Chicago, Ill. 8,416 Cougars Green and White Jacoby D. Dickens Center 3/2 Mid-Continent 5-23 2-14 Al Avant Terrence Jackson 773-995-2217/ 773-995-3656 773-731-6516 773-995-3641 Bo Ellis 18-64 (3 years) 18-64 (3 years) Bill Perkins, Ty Moseler, William Bailey 773-995-2213 0-0 Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2002

Chicago, Ill. 24,541 Flames Navy Blue and Fire Engine Red UIC Pavilion 3/2 Horizon League 11-17 5-9 James W. Schmidt Anne Schoenherr 312-996-5880 708-771-1646 312-413-5712 Jimmy Collins 66-78 (5 years) 66-78 (5 years) Mark Coomes; Gene Cross 312-996-2409 0-0 Saturday, Jan. 19, 2002

2001–02 Opponents University of Loyola of Chicago Saturday, Feb. 9, 2002 1 p.m. (CST) Chicago, Ill.

Oakland University Monday, Jan. 28, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Lipscomb University Saturday, Feb. 2, 2002 1 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind.

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Rochester, Mich. 15,235 Golden Grizzlies Black, Gold, and White Athletics Center ‘O’rena 5/0 Mid-Continent 12-16

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Record: 8-8 Jack Mehl Amy Stabley Hirschman 248-370-4008/ 248-370-4056 810-786-5345 248-370-4099 Greg Kampe 289-195 (17 years) 289-195 (17 years) Eric Stephan,

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Harold Barber,

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Jennifer Johnston 248-370-4005 0-4 1981–82 1983–84

Middle Tennessee State University Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Murfreesboro, Tenn. 19,121 Blue Raiders NA Murphy Center 3/2 Sun Belt 5-22 1-15 James Donnelly Ryan Simmons 615-904-8209/ 615-898-5626 NA NA Randy Wiel 70-75 (5 years) 102-125 (8 years) Jim Ryan, Andy Herzer, and Pat Sullivan NA 0-0 Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002

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Nashville, Tenn. 2,500 Bisons Purple and Gold Lipscomb Arena 3/2 Independent 21-7 NCAA Independent Steve Potts Kevin Farris 615-279-5862/ 615-269-1806 NA NA Scott Sanderson 55-11 (2 years) 139-36 (5 years) Jay Walton, Shaun Senters, Tim Cornwell 615-279-6479 0-0 Saturday, Feb. 2, 2002

Concordia College Monday, Feb. 4, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind.

Chicago, Ill. 13,000 Ramblers Maroon and Gold Joseph J. Gentile Center 3/2 Horizon League 7-21 2-12 John Planek Bill Behrns 773-508-2575/ 773-508-3855 NA 773-274-3550 Larry Farmer 30-53 (3 years) 125-130 (9 years) Lance Irvin, Scott Spinelli, Bill Wuczynski 773-508-2564 0-0 Saturday, Feb. 9, 2002

IUPUI Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2002 7 p.m. (EST) Indianapolis, Ind.

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Ann Arbor, Mich. 501 Cardinals Red, White, and Black Concordia

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3/2 WolverineHoosier (WHAC) 18-20

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7-7 Robert Kasten Matt Fancett 734-995-7436 734-995-4883 734-480-2198 N/A Dan E. “Chip” Wilde 36-92 (4 years) 36-92 (4 years) Greg Liebrecht 734-995-7344 10-0 1973–74 1989–90

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Indianapolis, Ind. 25,921 Jaguars Red, Gold, and Black IUPUI Gymnasium 2/3 Mid-Continent 11-18 6-10 Michael R. Moore Ed Holdaway 317-274-2725/ 317-278-2683 NA 317-274-4558 Ron Hunter 101-95 (7 years) 101-95 (7 years) Todd Howard 317-278-5247 5-13 1973–74 1997–98

2001–02 Opponents Youngstown State University Saturday, Feb. 23, 2002 7:30 p.m. (CST) Youngstown, Ohio

Grace College Thursday, Feb. 14, 2002 7:30 p.m. (EST) Fort Wayne, Ind. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting: Last Meeting:

Winona Lake, Ind. 1,050 Lancers Red and white Lancer Gym 3/2 Mid-Central (MCC) 12-22 4-10 Roger Haun Jason Knavel 219-372-5100 219-372-5145 219-268-0228 N/A Jim Kessler 437-355 (24 years) 437-355 (24 years) Jon Yeh, Jim Irwin 219–372-5100 ext. 6265 3-8 1975–76 1998–99

Chicago State University Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2002 7:30 p.m. (CST) Chicago, Ill. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Chicago, Ill. 8,416 Cougars Green and White Jacoby D. Dickens Center 3/2 Mid-Continent 5-23 2-14 Al Avant Terrence Jackson 773-995-2217 773-995-3656 773-731-6516 773-995-3641 Bo Ellis 18-64 (3 years) 18-64 (3 years) Bill Perkins, Ty Moseler, William Bailey 773-995-2213 0-0 Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2002

Youngstown, Ohio 12,000 Penguins Red and White Beeghly Center 3/2 Horizon League 19-11 11-5 Ron Strollo Trevor Parks 330-742-3192 330-742-3191 330-742-3192 John Robic 31-27 (3 years) 31-27 (3 years) Eric Skeeters; Andy Johnston; Gary Grzesk 330-742-3004 0-0 Saturday, Feb. 23, 2002

University of Missouri-Kansas City Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2002 7:30 p.m. (CST) Kansas City, Mo. Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Home Court: Starters Returning/Lost: Conference: 2000–01 Record: 2000–01 Conference Record: Athletic Director: Basketball SID: Phone/Fax: Home Phone: Press Row Phone: Head Coach: Record at School: Overall Record: Assistant Coaches: Office Phone: Series Record: First Meeting:

Kansas City, Mo. 13,000 Kangaroos Blue and Gold Municipal Auditorium 4/1 Mid-Continent 14-16 9-7 Robert Thomas Pat Madden 816-235-1034 816-235-1035 913-369-2964 816-513-5217 Rich Zvosec Begins First Year 103-146 (10 years) Jason Ivey 816-235-1036 0-0 Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2002

Year-By-Year Team Scores 1973–74 Record: (5-21) Coach: George Wehrmeister Marion 66 99 Unknown 59 109 St. Francis 79 67 Fort Wayne Bible 75 86 Taylor 55 100 Cedarville 73 93 Concordia 93 72 Northwood 81 106 Spring Arbor 100 113 IU South Bend 108 112 IUPUI 97 98 Indiana Tech 70 118 Purdue N. Central 102 95 IU Northwest 81 91 IU East 102 83 SIU Edwardsville 61 110 IU Southeast 75 107 Northwest Business 94 99 IUPUI 69 102 IU East 81 91 SIU Edwardsville 61 109 IU South Bend 100 93 IU Northwest 82 98 Huntington 78 100 Purdue N. Central 77 102 Purdue N. Central 99 101

1974–75 Record; (12-12) Coach: Gene Hany Bethel Indiana Tech Wilberforce St. Francis Spring Arbor Marion Northwest Business Northwestern Tech IU East Tiffin Huntington Purdue N. Central IU North Concordia Northwest Business IUPUI IU East Indiana Tech St. Francis Purdue N. Central IUPUI IU Northwest IU East IU Northwest

85 88 87 86 80 81 93 101 119 86 85 100 97 85 82 86 81 90 102 91 83 76 101 112

91 94 83 96 102 88 99 71 102 94 88 90 92 70 91 112 99 102 93 73 81 74 100 87

Record (15-12) Coach: Gordon Stauffer Fort Wayne Bible 78 Northwest Business 82 Wilberforce 50 St. Francis 95 IUPUI 85 Grace 85 Spring Arbor 75 Marion 108

77 86 61 107 106 98 109 92

1975–76

Year-By-Year Team Scores Bethel Purdue N. Central IU East Oakland City St. Francis Purdue N. Central St. Francis IU Northwest Concordia UM Dearborn IUPUI Aquinas Indiana Tech IU East Tiffin IU Northwest Huntington Purdue N. Central IU East

67 64 74 90 82 117 64 76 88 84 62 79 84 87 79 86 74 97 64

60 39 51 89 103 87 67 74 69 75 89 93 79 69 114 77 77 88 45

1976–77 Record: (8-19) Coach: Gordon Stauffer Wilberforce 73 St. Francis 77 John Wesley 49 Oakland City 63 Spring Arbor 82 IU Northwest 89 Aquinas 76 Tiffin 70 Grace 66 Fort Wayne Bible 99 Bethel 73 Oakland City 79 St. Edwards 70 IU East 64 Oakland City 63 Indiana Tech 71 Findlay 64 Marion 61 Fort Wayne Bible 68 IU Southeast 53 Defiance 58 IU Southeast 2 Huntington 70 IU Southeast 69 Northwest Business 77 IU East 91 Manchester 64

65 87 51 68 94 66 75 86 81 70 96 91 81 46 65 82 96 74 63 79 98 0 84 77 78 72 68

1977–78 Record: (8-16) Coach: Gordon Stauffer St. Joseph’s 75 Indiana Tech 87 St. Francis 58 Indianapolis 66 Indianapolis 65 St. Francis 67 Huntington 77 Grace 70 Tri-State 57 Hillsdale 52 Taylor 66 Kalamazoo 66 Tri-State 61 Marian 44 Defiance 78 Bethel 69 Fort Wayne Bible 71 IU Southeast 90 IU East 71 Marion 69 St. Francis 64

91 70 66 81 89 66 95 63 93 81 86 80 93 55 113 70 49 75 55 66 78

Franklin Spring Arbor Indiana Tech

59 74 75

66 76 67

1978–79 Record: (6-21) Coach: Gordon Stauffer St. Francis 72 Indiana Tech 55 Manchester 75 Fort Wayne Bible 80 Marian 57 Concordia 92 Kalamazoo 68 Grace College 55 Ohio Northern 56 Aquinas 58 Albion 66 Huntington 71 Taylor 48 St. Francis 66 Marian 61 Bethel 61 Jordan 88 Kalamazoo 71 IU Southeast 51 Indiana Tech 70 Franklin 68 IU Southeast 2 St. Francis 81 Indianapolis 65 Wabash 68 Tri-State 51 Spring Arbor 81

67 63 108 58 59 59 55 66 83 66 85 63 54 77 68 70 54 82 68 79 100 86 91 90 96 90

1979–80 Record: (4-20) Coach: Ken Workman IU Southeast 65 St. Francis 74 Fort Wayne Bible 73 Albion 44 Marion 67 Concordia 89 Kalamazoo 43 Grace College 42 Huntington 62 Hope 50 Kalamazoo 66 Tri-State 39 Marian 45 Jordan 79 DePauw 66 St. Francis 56 IU Southeast 53 Concordia 78 St. Francis 84 Indiana Tech 57 DePauw 51 Manchester 4 Bethel 67 Wabash 66

102 95 71 98 96 77 99 108 81 97 75 69 86 98 108 64 77 73 106 103 97 67 92 89

1980–81 Record: (9-17) Coach: Ken Workman Cedarville 68 Kenyon 67 Concordia 102 Kalamazoo 73 Manchester 98 Indiana Tech 76 St. Francis 76 Hope 59

77 72 64 76 92 73 75 81

IU East St. Francis Huntington Luther Marian DePauw Tri-State IUPUI IU Southeast Goshen Indiana Tech DePauw Wabash St. Francis Aquinas Marion Bethel St. Joseph’s

81 73 60 79 65 71 78 70 65 70 78 86 70 55 69 75 74 92

79 66 66 76 89 75 99 90 87 73 104 74 97 58 68 90 83 108

86 63 50 66 61 57 49 66 51 47 59 76 49 50 41 54 46 47 61 54 63 63 65 55 44 73 68 61

85 53 57 52 59 51 50 59 82 48 57 60 51 52 39 68 48 75 63 53 60 49 59 62 59 68 80 53

60 106 80 57 50 57 80 89 42 61 63 62 81 67 73 89 84 67 42 54 76

63 76 89 74 52 62 69 69 37 53 46 63 67 59 55 59 73 70 63 56 68

1982–83 Record: (16-12) Coach: Tim Russell UM-Dearborn Manchester Oakland Ashland Indiana Tech St. Francis St. Joseph’s Grand Rapids Bapt. Bethel Northern Kentucky Huntington Illinois Tech Taylor Alaska-Anchorage Taylor Indianapolis Marian Central State Ashland Wright State St. Francis Franklin St. Joseph’s Purdue Calumet Northern Kentucky Marion Illinois Tech Marian

1983–84 Record: (18-10) Coach: Tim Russell Grand Valley State Goshen Oakland IUPUI Northeast Missouri Milikin Hillsdale Huntington Ohio Northern Wright State Albion Wisconsin-Parkside Southern Indiana Central State Marian IU Southeast IUPUI Purdue Calumet Wisconsin-Parkside St. Joseph’s Illinois Tech 31

Southern Indiana IU Southeast Illinois Tech St. Francis Marion Indianapolis St. Joseph’s

67 66 76 76 77 83 60

65 55 65 65 68 60 61

84 60 64 83 67 71 79 72 69 73 58 58 78 88 64 61 74 77 79 47 54 101 74 69 41 69 88

82 83 57 75 61 68 84 83 58 70 75 69 65 72 59 56 76 76 73 49 65 69 84 67 59 71 85

66 51 62 73 54 58 49 52 69 63 62 73 61 56 57 68 61 81 67 56 76 58 58 73 64 58 52 63

75 57 57 65 47 78 44 55 45 95 79 75 67 54 59 64 66 86 63 59 90 59 62 74 61 61 69 61

1984–85 Record: (16-11) Coach: Tim Russell Albion Kentucky State Central State Grand Valley Hillsdale Tri-State St. Francis Wright State IUPUI IUPUI St. Joseph’s Lewis Ashland Illinois Tech Indianapolis Bellarmine Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana St. Joseph’s Lewis Ashland Illinois Tech Indianapolis Bellarmine Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana

1985–86 Record: (8-20) Coach: Tim Russell Wright State Murray State Olivet Nazarene St. Francis IUPUI Tri-State Ferris State Lewis Coe Kentucky Wesleyan Northern Kentucky Ashland Wright State Indianapolis Southern Indiana Central State Bellarmine Tri-State Northern Kentucky Central State Bellarmine Indianapolis Ashland St. Joseph’s Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Lewis St. Joseph’s

1986–87 Record: (9-19) Coach: Tim Russell Rosary St. Francis Olivet Nazarene Wright State Ferris State IUPUI Grand Valley Northern Kentucky Urbana UM-Dearborn Indianapolis Bellarmine St. Francis Ashland Lewis St. Joseph’s Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Lewis St. Joseph’s Ashland Findlay Indianapolis Bellarmine Wright State Northern Kentucky

89 94 100 78 69 82 73 53 70 96 65 70 78 80 75 60 56 66 99 66 87 60 65 70 69 72 68 92

76 91 69 79 83 99 68 56 78 75 76 69 67 71 88 68 83 91 118 87 93 78 70 74 62 79 70 93

Record: (15-13) Coach: Andy Piazza Grand Valley State 95 Lake Superior State 84 Northwood 105 Ferris State 81 IUPUI 85 Ferris State 69 Quincy 92 Abilene Christian 79 UW-Milwaukee 77 Northern Kentucky 85 Ashland 69 Lewis 72 Western Illinois 63 St. Francis 97 Kentucky Wesleyan 70 Southern Indiana 78 Kentucky Wesleyan 78 Southern Indiana 90 Tri-State 111 Indianapolis 86 Lewis 77 St. Joseph’s 81 Northern Kentucky 77 Ashland 69 Indianapolis 95 Bellarmine 108 St. Joseph’s 89 Bellarmine 94

84 69 75 108 93 72 95 77 61 71 65 82 74 84 75 75 97 89 99 114 88 91 70 87 91 106 82 99

1987–88

1988–89 Record: (21-7) Coach: Andy Piazza Madonna Indiana Tech Grand Valley St. Francis Northwood Indiana Tech Tri-State Saginaw Valley

109 87 80 92 69 106 86 112

64 83 78 71 65 93 75 82

Year-By-Year Team Scores Tri-State Ashland Northern Kentucky Indiana Tech Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana St. Joseph’s Lewis Bellarmine Indianapolis Concordia Bellarmine Indianapolis Manchester Lewis St. Joseph’s Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Northern Kentucky Ashland

81 99 96 78 63 90 90 99 83 94 76 77 73 102 91 78 88 85 99 60

78 97 93 97 72 88 88 114 85 93 69 100 74 77 90 73 80 92 91 57

1989–90 Record: (20-8) Coach: Andy Piazza St. Francis Indiana Tech Hillsdale Manchester St. Francis Northwood Saginaw Valley St Concordia Indiana Tech Southern Indiana Ashland Kentucky Wesleyan Northern Kentucky Bellarmine Indiana Tech Kentucky State Lewis St. Joseph’s Indianapolis St. Joseph’s Indianapolis Lewis Kentucky State Bellarmine Northern Kentucky Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Ashland

110 99 91 74 98 82 71 114 86 90 62 75 89 88 81 90 73 88 65 88 108 102 89 112 108 101 108 101

66 88 89 57 60 79 69 88 69 88 74 77 80 89 77 93 82 81 70 79 85 89 88 94 93 118 113 98

1990–91 (16-12) Coach: Andy Piazza Huntington Indiana Tech Hillsdale St. Francis Northwood Tri-State Purdue Calumet Saginaw Valley St St. Joseph’s Lewis Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Bellarmine Kentucky State Quincy Ashland Northern Kentucky Indianapolis Southern Indiana

93 86 73 64 77 86 78 77 89 93 73 75 87 86 103 84 81 85 67

103 78 65 66 69 80 52 74 83 79 84 89 101 110 75 123 88 80 74

Kentucky Wesleyan Kentucky State Bellarmine Indiana Tech Ashland Indianapolis Northern Kentucky Lewis St. Joseph’s

85 96 92 91 93 102 75 80 97

102 81 89 73 87 94 83 90 89

1991–92 Record: (21-7) Coach: Andy Piazza Hanover Hillsdale Purdue Calumet Quincy Gannon Saginaw Valley St St. Joseph’s Lewis Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Bellarmine Kentucky State St. Francis Tri-State Ashland Northern Kentucky Indianapolis Goshen Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Kentucky State Bellarmine Indiana Tech Ashland Indianapolis Northern Kentucky Lewis St. Joseph’s

81 88 95 99 66 66 55 117 65 94 99 98 102 83 106 93 97 102 97 91 89 71 93 93 117 100 93 60

54 73 80 82 64 67 51 81 80 80 86 99 61 72 92 87 69 98 78 107 75 74 90 122 85 83 77 62

1992–93 Record:(23-6) Coach: Andy Piazza St. Francis Hillsdale Purdue Calumet Tri-State Huntington North Central Quincy Indianapolis Northern Kentucky Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Ashland Bellarmine Kentucky State Lewis St. Joseph’s Goshen Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Findlay Ashland Kentucky State Bellarmine St. Joseph’s Lewis Northern Kentucky Indianapolis Wayne State Southern Indiana

77 89 82 82 115 96 116 90 105 66 96 73 102 83 79 66 118 99 81 71 89 80 83 74 89 87 62 72 93

68 72 75 72 84 62 106 71 88 69 107 53 75 78 82 63 74 87 67 84 60 78 71 66 76 70 60 78 95

1993–94 Record:(8-19) Coach: Andy Piazza Wayne State 86 101 Hillsdale 70 78 Tri-State 77 84 Purdue Calumet 81 74 Quincy 71 89 Madonna 138 101 IUPUI 107 87 St. Joseph’s 73 88 Lewis 78 91 Huntington 98 109 Ashland 87 85 Kentucky Wesleyan 90 84 Southern Indiana 75 85 Bellarmine 71 84 Kentucky State 76 77 Indianapolis 82 104 Northern Kentucky 71 98 Findlay 91 69 Ashland 81 74 Southern Indiana 73 108 Kentucky Wesleyan 88 94 Bellarmine 71 79 Kentucky State 98 91 Indianapolis 75 82 Northern Kentucky 80 88 Lewis 70 72 St. Joseph’s 68 78

1994–95 Record: (10-17) Coach: Andy Piazza Spring Arbor Union Wayne State Hillsdale Cleveland State Tri-State Quincy IUPUI Bellarmine Kentucky State Purdue Calumet Ashland Northern Kentucky Indianapolis St. Joseph’s Lewis Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Ashland Indianapolis Northern Kentucky Lewis St. Joseph’s Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Kentucky State Bellarmine

74 61 85 65 76 110 77 65 83 83 73 71 84 69 66 62 91 90 78 62 75 84 81 90 84 104 81

89 99 74 84 97 77 99 94 86 73 79 90 75 68 72 74 96 97 76 87 111 73 68 98 97 103 78

71 76 73 100 95 82 85 77 75

89 77 98 79 89 84 82 76 76

1995–96 Record: (8-19) Coach: Andy Piazza St. Francis Grace Northern Kentucky Sue Bennett Hillsdale Tri-State Madonna Purdue Calumet St. Joseph’s

Bellarmine Quincy Lewis Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Indiana Indianapolis Lewis Northern Kentucky Wisconsin-Parkside St. Joseph’s SIU-Edwardsville Quincy Bellarmine St. Joseph’s Kentucky Wesleyan Indianapolis Lewis Wisconsin-Parkside Southern Indiana SIU-Edwardsville

79 80 72 87 60 56 62 70 91 73 77 77 68 81 67 66 69 77 69 90

74 92 79 85 96 77 74 78 92 78 92 85 71 68 79 76 75 72 103 88

1996–97 (12-15) Coach: John Williams Tri-State 79 Indiana Tech 99 Hillsdale 76 Tri-State 65 Bellarmine 67 Grace 60 Purdue Calumet 83 Kent State 70 Kentucky Wesleyan 78 Missouri St. Louis 76 Quincy 67 St. Joseph’s 94 SIU-Edwardsville 83 Indianapolis 62 Northern Kentucky 71 Lewis 52 UW-Parkside 55 Bellarmine 49 Kentucky Wesleyan 69 Quincy 56 Missouri St. Louis 70 St. Joseph’s 93 Southern Indiana 61 Indianapolis 57 Northern Kentucky 68 UW-Parkside 60 Lewis 68

74 88 75 66 62 48 73 93 76 72 90 76 82 76 84 62 53 78 84 65 78 80 96 83 95 65 71

1997–98 Record: (10-17) Coach: John Williams Indiana Tech 73 St. Francis 85 St. Francis (Ill.) 87 Southern Indiana 97 SIU-Edwardsville 73 Grace 73 Purdue Calumet 71 Hillsdale 92 Missouri St. Louis 95 IUPUI 62 Indianapolis 91 Northern Kentucky 62 St. Joseph’s 62 UW-Parkside 80 Bellarmine 59 Kentucky Wesleyan 72 Missouri St. Louis 64 Quincy 72 St. Joseph’s 67 Lewis 66

71 65 84 104 85 51 78 68 66 81 78 63 78 88 75 98 67 78 38 72

Northern Kentucky Indianapolis SIU-Edwardsville Southern Indiana Lewis UW-Parkside

60 56 80 65 63 58

73 74 90 84 79 64

Record: (10-17) Coach: John Williams St. Francis 74 Tri-State 55 Quincy 63 Missouri St. Louis 77 Kentucky Wesleyan 66 Bellarmine 46 Grace 78 St. Joseph’s 84 Hillsdale 53 Lewis 78 Indianapolis 60 Northern Kentucky 69 SIU-Edwardsville 58 Southern Indiana 79 UW-Parkside 73 Bellarmine 85 Kentucky Wesleyan 55 Missouri St. Louis 65 Quincy 69 Southern Indiana 73 SIU-Edwardsville 68 St. Joseph’s 65 Northern Kentucky 62 Indianapolis 86 Lewis 73 UW-Parkside 81 Kentucky Wesleyan 48

71 47 71 73 91 61 69 78 55 95 75 72 72 97 55 69 64 60 74 81 71 74 65 79 77 74 81

1998–99

1999–00 Record: (11-16) Coach: Doug Noll Indiana Tech Tri-State St. Joseph’s Southern Indiana SIU-Edwardsville Hillsdale Kent State Ferris State Saginaw Valley St UW-Parkside Lewis Bellarmine Kentucky Wesleyan Northern Kentucky Indianapolis Quincy Missouri St. Louis SIU-Edwardsville Southern Indiana Kentucky Wesleyan Bellarmine St. Joseph’s Indianapolis Northern Kentucky Missouri St. Louis Quincy Northern Kentucky

85 74 102 86 100 71 78 95 97 70 77 102 87 74 79 88 60 91 93 78 90 105 85 63 74 90 65

73 55 94 101 74 81 100 72 101 67 89 87 108 92 91 79 72 86 102 94 96 83 98 68 72 91 96

89 71

73 83

2000–01 Record: (7-23) Coach: Doug Noll Indiana Tech Huntington

Year-By-Year Team Scores Ferris State Southern Indiana SIU-Edwardsville Saginaw Valley St. Joseph’s Hillsdale Fairmont State

82 81 72 70 83 61 55

66 94 77 88 75 72 66

Sacred Heart Metropolitan (PR) Marshall Ball State Kentucky Wesleyan Bellarmine Northern Kentucky

76 90 70 67 61 67 77

49 98 99 83 80 74 85

Indianapolis Quincy Missouri St. Louis Lewis UW-Parkside SIU-Edwardsville Southern Indiana

80 74 63 79 55 81 108

72 72 75 85 63 66 110

Indianapolis Northern Kentucky St. Joseph’s Missouri St. Louis Quincy UW-Parkside Lewis

68 73 71 64 88 52 53

82 94 83 70 91 64 95

Coaches’ Records Year 1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83

Coach George Wehrmeister Gene Hany Gordon Stauffer Gordon Stauffer Gordon Stauffer Gordon Stauffer Ken Workman Ken Workman Ken Workman Tim Russell

Win 5 12 15 8 8 6 4 9 2 16

Loss Pct. 21 .192 12 .500 12 .555 19 .296 16 .333 21 .222 20 .167 17 .346 24 .077 12 .571

Year 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93

Coach Tim Russell Tim Russell Tim Russell Tim Russell Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Andy Piazza

Win 18 16 8 9 15 21 20 16 21 23

Loss Pct. 10 .643 11 .593 20 .286 19 .321 13 .536 7 .750 8 .714 12 .571 7 .750 6 .793

Year 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01

Coach Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Andy Piazza Jon Williams Jon Williams Jon Williams Doug Noll Doug Noll

Totals

Win 8 10 8 12 10 10 11 7

Loss Pct. 19 .296 17 .370 19 .296 15 .444 17 .370 17 .370 16 .407 23 .233

328

430 .432

Records vs. All Opponents Opponent

First Meeting

Last Meeting

Abilene Christian Alaska-Anchorage Albion Aquinas Ashland Ball State Bellarmine Bethel (Ind.) Cedarville Central State (Ohio) Cleveland State Coe Concordia (Mich.) Defiance DePauw Fairmont State Ferris State Findlay Franklin (Ind.) Gannon Goshen Grace Grand Rapids Baptist Grand Valley State Hanover Hillsdale Hope Huntington Illinois Tech IU-East IU-Northwest IU-Southeast IUPUI Indiana Tech Indianapolis John Wesley Jordan Kalamazoo Kent State Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan Kenyon Lake Superior State Lewis

1 0 2 2 14 0 16 1 0 1 0 1 10 0 1 0 3 1 1 1 3 3

0 1 2 3 11 1 19 7 2 4 1 0 0 2 5 1 3 3 2 0 1 8

1987–88 1982–83 1978–79 1975–76 1981–82 2000–01 1981–82 1974–75 1973–74 1982–83 1994–95 1985–86 1973–74 1976–77 1979–80 2000–01 1985–86 1976–77 1977–78 1991–92 1980–81 1975–76

1987–88 1982–83 1984–85 1980–81 1994–95 2000–01 2000–01 1982–83 1980–81 1985–86 1994–95 1985–86 1989–90 1977–78 1981–82 2000–01 2000–01 1993–94 1982–83 1991–92 1992–93 1998–99

1 4 1 9 0 4 6 10 7 3 5 18 19 0 1 1 0 8 4 0 1 8

0 1 0 6 2 11 0 2 1 8 13 10 22 1 1 6 2 6 30 1 0 25

1982–83 1983–84 1991–92 1977–78 1979–80 1973–74 1982–83 1973–74 1973–74 1973–74 1973–74 1973–74 1977–78 1976–77 1978–79 1977–78 1996–97 1984–85 1981–82 1980–81 1987–88 1984–85

1982–83 1988–89 1991–92 2000–01 1980–81 2000–01 1984–85 1980–81 1976–77 1983–84 1997–98 2000–01 2000–01 1976–77 1979–80 1981–82 1999–00 1994–95 2000–01 1980–81 1987–88 2000–01

Opponent

First Meeting

Last Meeting

Luther Madonna Manchester Marian (Ind.) Marion Marshall Metropolitan (PR) Michigan-Dearborn Millikin Missouri-St. Louis Murray State North Central NE Missouri State Northern Kentucky Northwest Business Northwestern Tech Northwood Oakland Oakland City Ohio Northern Olivet Nazarene Purdue–Calumet Purdue North Central Quincy Rosary Sacred Heart St. Edward’s St. Francis (Ill.) St. Francis (Ind.) St. Joseph’s (Ind.) Saginaw Valley State SIU-Edwardsville Southern Indiana Spring Arbor Summit Christian Taylor Tiffin Tri-State Union Urbana Wabash Wayne State

1 3 5 2 4 0 0 3 0 5 0 1 0 13 0 1 4 0 1 1 2 6

0 0 3 8 6 1 1 1 1 5 1 0 1 24 5 0 1 4 3 1 0 4

1980–81 1988–89 1976–77 1973–74 1974–75 2000–01 2000–01 1975–76 1983–84 1996–97 1985–86 1992–93 1983–84 1981–82 1973–74 1974–75 1973–74 1981–82 1975–76 1978–79 1985–86 1982–83

1980–81 1995–96 1989–90 1983–84 1983–84 2000–01 2000–01 1986–87 1983–84 2000–01 1985–86 1992–93 1983–84 2000–01 1976–77 1974–75 1990–91 1983–84 1976–77 1983–84 1986–87 1997–98

6 5 1 1 0 1 20 21

2 12 0 0 1 0 18 20

1973–74 1987–88 1986–87 2000–01 1976–77 1997–98 1973–74 1977–78

1975–76 2000–01 1986–87 2000–01 1976–77 1997–98 1998–99 2000–01

3 6 12 0 6 1 0 11 0 0 0 1

3 8 23 7 1 5 3 10 1 1 3 2

1988–89 1973–74 1983–84 1973–74 1973–74 1973–74 1974–75 1977–78 1994–95 1986–87 1979–80 1992–93

2000–01 2000–01 2000–01 1994–95 1979–80 1982–83 1976–77 1999–00 1994–95 1986–87 1980–81 1994–95

Opponent

First Meeting

Last Meeting

Western Illinois Wilberforce WisconsinMilwaukee Wisconsin–Parkside Wright State

0 1 2 1

1987–88 1974–75

1987–88 1976–77

1 0 5 8 2 6

1987–88 1983–84 1981–82

1987–88 2000–01 1986–87

328

430

Total

Individual Career Records Points Name 1. Sean Gibson 2. Bruce Roland 3. Steve Bard 4. Dic Ivy 5. Lawrence Jordan 6. Adam Moore 7. Nick Wise 8. Jim Morlan 9. Mark Cook 10. Jeff Fullove

Field-Goal Percentage Years 1989–93 1986–89 1987–89 1984–88 1986, 88–89 1996–99 1999–01 1984–87 1983–85 1983–85

Points 1,765 1,485 1,078 1,076 977 968 945 909 878 876

Years 1989–93 1984–87 1984–88 1986–89 1995–98 1996–99 1982–84 1989–93 1977–79 1989–93

Reb. 965 606 502 495 469 392 371 346 333 291

Years 1986, 88–90 1997–00 1991–93 1992–95 1989–93 1994–97 1990–94 1995–97 1987–89 1983–85

Ast 913 433 306 295 248 242 241 233 205 193

Name 1. Bruce Roland 2. Sean Gibson 3. Jim Morlan 4. Steve Bard 5. Jeff Fullove 6. Lawrence Jordan 7. Mark Cook 8. Nick Wise 9. Dic Ivy 10. Doug Reincke

Name 1. Steve Bard 2. Eric Vaughn 3. Adam Moore 4. Scott Simmons 5. Mark Cook 6. Shane Gibson 7.Brad Noll 8. Dic Ivy 9. K.C. Runyan 10. Mike Pitman

Years 1987–89 1989–92 1996–99 1992–94 1983–85 1991–94 1999–01 1984–88 1992–95 1989–91

Years 1986–89 1989–93 1984–87 1987–89 1983–85 1986,88–90 1983–85 1999–01 1984–88 1989–93

FG 608 588 394 383 374 368 339 331 323 310

Free Throws Name 1. Sean Gibson 2. Bruce Roland 3. Dic Ivy 4. Mark Cook 5. Lawrence Jordan 6. Steve Bard 7. Lloyd Sergent 8. Brad Noll 9. Craig Taylor 10. Shane Gibson

PCT .868 .857 .803 .801 .797 .773 .770 .764 .762 .756

Years 1989–93 1986–89 1984–88 1983–85 1986,88–90 1987–89 1988–90 1999–01 1977–79 1991–94

FT 557 245 243 200 190 171 157 157 155 140

Name 1. Nick Wise 2. Steve Bard 3. Shane Gibson 4. Jeff Smithey 5. Ryan Glidden 6. Clarence Rich 7. Mike Pitman 8. Brad Noll 9. Scott Simmons 10. Jason Werling

Years 1999–01 1987–89 1991–94 1990–94 1994–96 1990–92 1989–91 1999–01 1992–94 1994–95

3-FG 148 141 119 114 114 102 102 96 85 77

Blocked Shots

Steals Name 1. Lawrence Jordan 2. Bruce Roland 3. Randy Spicer 4. Sean Gibson 5. Dic Ivy 6. DeAngelo Woodall 7. Clarence Rich 8. Mark Cook 9. Steve Bard 10. Andre Walton

Field Goals

PCT .646 .632 .619 .607 .601 .597 .592 .578 .558 .552

Three-Point Field Goals

Assists Name 1. Lawrence Jordan 2. Randy Spicer 3. Andre Walton 4. Russ Marcinek 5. Sean Gibson 6. Jeff Jackson 7. Jeff Smithey 8. Jason Werling 9. Steve Bard 10. Mark Cook

Years 1989–93 1995–97 1988–90 1989–93 1989–91 1994–97 1990–93 1989–93 1991–93 1977–79

Free-Throw Percentage

Rebounds Name 1. Sean Gibson 2. Jim Morlan 3. Dic Ivy 4. Bruce Roland 5. Dane Adams 6. Adam Moore 7. Rob Henderson 8. Doug Reincke 9. Craig Taylor 10. John Hohnstreiter

Name 1. John Hohnstreiter 2. Kyle Kirby 3. Lloyd Sergent 4. Sean Gibson 5. Scott Burkhardt 6. Ryan Bond 7. Tony Martin 8. Doug Reincke 9. Andre Walton 10. Craig Taylor

Years 1986, 88–90 1986–89 1997–00 1989–93 1984–88 1999–01 1990–92 1983–85 1987–89 1991–93

Stl 324 210 149 137 107 97 90 84 81 81

Name 1. Doug Reincke 2. Sean Gibson 3. Bruce Erwin 4. Lloyd Sergent 5. Jeff Fullove 6. Mark Cook 7. Jermaine Williams 8. Bruce Roland 9. Dic Ivy 10. Dane Adams

Years 1989–93 1989–93 1985–87 1988–90 1983–85 1983–85 1993–94 1986–89 1984–88 1994–96

BLK 113 105 75 50 40 38 33 32 28 28

IPFW Team Records, Season Highs, and Game Highs IPFW Records Points Career: Season: Game:

Field-Goal Percentage 1,765 672 41

Sean Gibson Bruce Roland Bruce Roland

(1989–93) (1987–88) (vs. Southern Indiana, 1987–88)

608 279 16

Bruce Roland Bruce Roland Lan Bullard

(1986–89) (1987–88) (vs. Huntington, 1993–94)

Bruce Roland Bruce Roland Bruce Roland

(1986–89) (1987–88) (vs. Ky. Wesleyan, 1987–88)

Career: Season: Game:

Field Goal Career: Season: Game:

John Hohnstreiter (1989–93) Lloyd Sergent (1988–89) Greg Davis (vs. St. Francis, 1988–89) 10-10

Three-Point Field Goals Career: Season: Game:

Field Goals Attempted Career: Season: Game:

.646 .703 1.000

1,277 527 31

148 93 10

Nick Wise Nick Wise Duane Shears

(1999–) (1999–) (vs. Indianapolis, 1991–92)

IPFW Team Records, Season Highs, and Game Highs continued IPFW Records Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Career: Season: Game:

325 164 15

Free Throws Attempted

Steve Bard Steve Bard Eric Wilson

(1987–89) (1987–88) (vs. Ashland, 1986–87)

Career: Season: Game:

799 293 19

(1989–91) (1995–96) (vs. Abilene Christ 1987–88) 4-4 (vs. St. Francis, 1986–87) 4-4 (vs. N. Kentucky, 1992–93) 4-4

Free-Throw Percentage

Sean Gibson Sean Gibson John Hohnstreiter Sean Gibson

Three-Point Field Goals Percentage Career: Season: Game:

.442 .507 1.000

Mike Pitman K. C. Runyan Steve Bard Eric Wilson Jeff Smithey

557 208 16

Sean Gibson (1989–93) Sean Gibson (1992–93) John Hohnstreiter (vs. Indianapolis, 1990–91)

113 47 6

Doug Reincke (1989–93) Bruce Erwin (1985–86) Doug Reincke (vs. N. Kentucky, 1990–91)

324 109 9

Lawrence Jordan (1986, 88–90) Lawrence Jordan (1989–90) Bruce Roland (vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1987–88)

Career: Season: Game:

Free Throws Career: Season: Game:

.868 .889 1.000

Steve Bard Eric Vaughn Bruce Roland Sean Gibson

(1987–89) (1991–92) (vs. So. Indiana, 1987–88) 15-15 (vs. St. Francis, 1992–93) 9-9

965 279 18

Sean Gibson Sean Gibson Sean Gibson

(1989–93) (1992–93) (two times)

913 266 19

Lawrence Jordan Lawrence Jordan Russ Marcinek

Rebounds Career: Season: Game:

Blocked Shots Career: Season: Game:

(1989–93) (1992–93) (vs. Indianapolis, 1990–91) (vs. Bellarmine, 1992–93)

Assists Career: Season: Game:

(1986, 88–90) (1989–90) (vs. IUPUI, 1993–94)

Steals Career: Season: Game:

Game Highs Points: Field Goals: Field Goals Attempted: Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point Field Goals: 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 3-Point Field Goal Percentage:

Season Highs Wins: Winning Percentage: Points: Field Goals: Field Goals Attempted: Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point Field Goals: 3-Point FG Attempted:

.23 .793 2,543 950 1,829 .526 211 573

(1992–93) (1992–93) (1989–90) (1988–89) (1988–89) (1992–93) (1993–94) (1993–94)

3-Point FG Percentage: 432 Free Throws: 538 Free Throws Attempted: 790 Free-Throw Percentage: .724 Rebounds: 1,107 Assists: 598 Steals: 377 Blocked Shots: 104

(1991–90) (1992–93) (1992–93) (1987–88) (1990–91) (1988–89) (1989–90) (1989–90)

Free Throws: Free Throws Attempted: Free-Throw Percentage: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocked Shots:

138 53 106 .688 17 34 .750 .750 35 48 1.000 67 40 23 10

vs. Madonna, vs. Madonna, vs. Madonna, vs. So. Indiana vs. Indianapolis, vs. Madonna vs. Gr. Valley St., vs. No. Kentucky, vs. Ky. Wesleyan vs. Ky. Wesleyan, vs. Ky. Wesleyan, vs.Madonna, vs. Madonna, vs. St. Francis, vs. Huntington,

1993–94 1993–94 1993–94 1988–90 1991–92 1993–94 1986–87 1988–89 1992–93 1992–93 1992–93 1993–94 1993–94 1989–90 1993–94

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The Color of August

By Mary Chase Directed by Jane Purse-Wiedenhoeft Our family holiday production has enchanted audiences for years with the loveable Elwood P. Dowd and his imaginary friend Harvey, a sixand-a-half foot rabbit. Problems quickly arise when Elwood’s sister, Veta Louise, decides to have him committed to a sanitarium because of his eccentric behavior. Veta herself, however, is mistakenly assumed to be on the fringe of lunacy when she explains to doctors that years of living with Elwood’s hallucination have caused her to see Harvey, too! Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 6, 7, 8 at 8 p.m. Dec. 2, 9 at 2:30 p.m. Special High School Matinees Dec. 5, 6 at 10:30 a.m. Williams Theatre

By Paloma Pedrero Directed by Betsy Breitenbach The Color of August is a moving and heartfelt exploration of two women’s relationship, artwork, and their relationship with the art. Tackling questions of inspiration, love, hate, and jealousy, Paloma Pedrero’s modern Spanish masterpiece uses poetic imagery to tell the story of where these two women have been and where their love-hate relationship is heading. March 29, 30, April 4, 5, 6 at 8 p.m. Studio Theatre in Kettler Hall

Picasso at the Lapin Agile By Steve Martin Directed by Jane Purse-Wiedenhoeft Picasso at the Lapin Agile, a long-running offBroadway comedy, places Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian café in 1904, just before the renowned scientist transformed physics with his theory of relativity and the celebrated painter set the art world afire with cubism. In Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Steve Martin’s first comedy for the stage, the popular actor, comic and screenwriter plays fast and loose with fact, fame and fortune. Feb. 15, 16, 21, 22, 23 at 8 p.m. Williams Theatre

Tennessee Williams: The Foolish Dreamer Devised and directed by Larry L. Life Tennessee Williams: The Foolish Dreamer is a gratifying and provocative portrait of the extraordinary life and career of one of America’s greatest playwrights. Five men and women play Tennessee Williams and show his immense appeal and great complexity through his poetry, quotes, anecdotes, and plays. For all who know and love Tennessee Williams, this theatrical performance reveals a fascinating personality that could be alternately tender, generous, bitchy, profound, exasperating, paranoid, or wholly endearing. March 1, 2 at 8 p.m. Williams Theatre

On the Town The New York, New York Musical Music by Leonard Bernstein Book and Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green Directed and Choreographed by Larry L. Life It’s 1943 New York during WW II. Three sailors on a 24-hour shore leave take a carefree tour of Manhattan in search of—what else— women! On the Town features a classic Bernstein score and a lighthearted and endearing plot. The wonderful score includes blues, jazz, and ragtime with a classical structure. Using the natural exuberance of sailors, and the jazzy rhythms and syncopation of Bernstein’s music, the show features fantastic dance numbers, no to be missed. April 26, 27, May 2, 3, 4 at 8 p.m. April 28, May 5 at 2:30 p.m. Williams Theatre

Visual Arts John Hrehov Exhibition Nov. 1–21 Opening Reception Nov. 2, 6–8 p.m. Fall Senior B.F.A. Exhibition – Graphic Design Dec. 3–Jan. 4 Opening Reception Dec. 7, 6–8 p.m. Spring Senior B.F.A. Exhibition – Fine Art April 1–19 Opening Reception April 5, 6–8 p.m. Spring Senior B.F.A. Exhibition Visual Communication and Design April 29–May 17 Opening Reception May 3, 6–8 p.m. All visual arts events in Visual Arts Gallery. 48

IPFW Plogsterth Art Series Tri-State Honor Band Concert Performance, Nov. 11, 4 p.m. Fort Wayne Area Community Band Nov. 13, 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center Jazz Ensemble, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m. Percussion Ensemble, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Nov. 30, 7:30 p.m. Holiday Concert featuring IPFW Community Orchestra and IPFW Choral Ensembles, Dec. 3, 7:30 p.m., Embassy Centre Fort Wayne Area Community Band, Dec. 18, 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center Faculty Artist Series, Masson Robertson, piano, March 3, 2:30 p.m. Music Therapy Clinic Concert March 3, 7 p.m. Fort Wayne Area Community Band Together Again with the IPFW Symphonic Winds, March 5, 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center Spring Tour Home Concert featuring IPFW Choral Ensembles, JW Park, director, and IPFW Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Reed Thomas, director, March 14, 7:30 p.m. Jazz Ensemble, March 24, 7:30 p.m. Community Orchestra, March 25, 7:30 p.m. Opera Ensemble, April 5 and 6, 7:30 p.m. Percussion Ensemble, April 15, 7:30 p.m. Fort Wayne Philharmonic Masterworks featuring IPFW University Choral Ensembles Performing Verdi’s Aida April 20, 8 p.m., Embassy Centre Saxophone Quartet, April 21, 2:30 p.m. Symphonic Wind Ensemble, April 26, 7:30 p.m. Spring Choral Concert featuring IPFW Choral Ensembles, April 28, 2:30 p.m. Community Orchestra Student Concerto/Aria Competition Winners, April 29, 7:30 p.m. Fort Wayne Area Community Band May 7, 7:30 p.m. All music events in Neff Recital Hall unless otherwise indicated.

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