2005-06 IPFW Women's Basketball Media Guide by Purdue Fort Wayne Athletics

2005–06 IPFW Women’s Basketball IPFW Quick Facts

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Location Founded Enrollment Nickname School Colors Home Arena Capacity Affiliation Conference Chancellor Athletic Director Sports Information Director Assistant SID/WBB Contact Assistant SID Phone Athletics Fax Assistant SID E-mail

Fort Wayne, Ind. 1964 11,757 Mastodons Royal Blue & White Hilliard Gates Sports Center 2,800 NCAA Division I Independent Michael A. Wartell Mark Pope Rudy Yovich Christine Francies 260-481-0729 260-481-6002 franciec@ipfw.edu

First Year of Basketball Overall All-Time Record 2004–05 Record Starters Returning/Lost Letterwinners Returning/Lost

1976–77 327-406 5-23 3/2 8/6

Head Coach Alma Mater Record at IPFW Career Record Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach

Bruce Patterson American College (’81) 26-85 (4 years) 272-186 (15 years) Chris Paul Charity Middleton

Photographers

Elmer Denman, Brenda Jones, Christine Francies

IPFW at a Glance Fort Wayne Michael A. Wartell Gates Sports Center Mark Pope Meet the Coaches Head Coach Bruce Patterson Associate Head Coach Chris Paul Assistant Coach Charity Middleton Meet the Mastodons 2005–06 Season Outlook Team Photo and Support Staff Roster Breakdown Radio/Television Chart Individual Player Profiles 2004–05 Schedule/Results/Leaders 2004–05 Season Box Score IPFW All-Time Records IPFW Team Records–Season Highs and Game Highs 2005–06 Opponents Official Basketball Signals

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2005–06 Schedule

All times Fort Wayne. Home games in CAPS.

November Sat. Sat. Fri. Sat.

5 12 18 26

SAINT JOSEPH’S (Exhibition) MARIAN COLLEGE (Exhibition) at Bowling Green State at Central Michigan

Noon 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m.

Thur. Sat. Thur. Sat. Wed. Sat.

KALAMAZOO COLLEGE at Tennessee Martin IUPUI HOOPLA at Memorial Coliseum IPFW vs. Northern Iowa Purdue vs. Valparaiso at Xavier MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY WINTHROP Cyclone Classic vs. Appalachian State vs. Nicholls State/Iowa State

7 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m.

February

December Fri. Sun. Thur. Sun.

Sat. Tue. Fri.

2 4 8 11

17 20 23

Thur. 29 Fri. 30

Sat. Mon. Thur. Sat. Tue. Fri. Sun.

1 p.m. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 or 8 p.m.

12 14 19 21 25 28

4 6 9 18 21 24 26

Wed. 1 at Northern Illinois RADFORD

at Valparaiso at Longwood University at South Dakota State at North Dakota State BUTLER UNIVERSITY LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY

7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m.

at Texas Pan American at Texas A&M Corpus Christi at Purdue University TEXAS PAN AMERICAN WAYNE STATE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE NORTH DAKOTA STATE at Memorial Coliseum

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m.

UTAH VALLEY STATE at Memorial Coliseum TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI

5:30 p.m.

March

January Wed. 4 Sat. 7

2 4 6 6 8 9–11 10 11 11 14–32 15–16 17 18 19 20–32 34 36 38 39 42–45 46

7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Fri.

8 p.m.

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IPFW at a glance

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one university. two great names.

The university offers more than 185 degree options for undergraduate and graduate programs taught by distinguished professors. It’s not unusual to turn on a television documentary and see a member of IPFW’s faculty as the “resident expert” on topics ranging from dinosaurs to Middle East politics. TM

As northeast Indiana’s premier public university, IPFW is committed to enhancing access to personalized, high-quality learning.

IPFW continues to grow, both in number of students and in facilities. The addition of more than a dozen soccer fields across the St. Joseph River from the main campus has greatly increased athletic opportunities for students as well as members of the community. IPFW now has Student Housing, offering a more traditional university experience to students. Plans for a new music building and medical education building are in the works. IPFW’s academic organization is made up of 10 major units, which include the colleges of Business and Management Sciences; Education; Health Sciences; Arts and Sciences; Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science; and Visual and Performing Arts. It also includes the divisions of Continuing Studies, Labor Studies, Public and Environmental Affairs, and Organizational Leadership and Supervision. There are more than 90 student organizations on IPFW’s campus. Groups include departmental organizations, honorary societies, religious organizations, social Greek fraternities and sororities, and special-interest groups. There are also several intramural sports. IPFW receives its accreditation from The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. 2

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Fort Wayne history of the summit city Fort Wayne began as an outpost on the western frontier more than 200 years ago. It gained its nickname, the Summit City, by being the highest place between the Maumee River and Wabash River basins.

Now with a population in excess of 200,000 people, it is the second largest city in Indiana. As such, it offers citizenry a wide variety of things to do, see, and appreciate. For the sports minded, there are three professional teams based here: United Hockey League’s Fort Wayne Komets, Midwest League’s Single A Baseball Fort Wayne Wizards (whose parent club is the San Diego Padres), and United Indoor Football Association’s Fort Wayne Freedom. Fort Wayne holds several places in sports history. It is the birthplace of the National Basketball Association and the home of the Daisies, one of five teams in the first professional women’s baseball league. Fort Wayne also has the honor of holding the first night baseball game under lights. For those interested in the performing arts, the Summit City offers venues such as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Fort Wayne Ballet, Civic Theatre, Artlink, Fort Wayne Dance Collective, and Fort Wayne Youtheatre.

…with a population in excess of 200,000 people, it is the second largest city in Indiana.

Some little known trivia about Fort Wayne: the inventor of television, Philo T. Farnsworth, was born here as was fashion designer Bill Blass. Fort Wayne is the home of the washing machine, baking powder, parking meters, magnetic wire, streetlights, and gas pumps.

Photo courtesy Fort Wayne/Allen County Convention and Visitors Bureau

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Michael A. Wartell

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chancellor Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell came to IPFW as vice chancellor for academic affairs and chemistry professor in 1993. On July 1, 1994, Wartell was installed as chancellor. His prior experience includes positions at Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M.; Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif.; and James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.

He received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico and both an M.S. and Ph.D. from Yale University in physical chemistry. Wartell currently serves on the U.S. Army Science Board and has worked on such projects as chemical warfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He also serves on the Defense Science Board and chairs the Defense Intelligence Agency Science and Technology Advisory Board. Wartell stays involved in the Fort Wayne community by serving on the Board of Directors of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, Corporate Council, Leadership Fort Wayne, and Fort Wayne Philharmonic.

Gates Sports Center home of the mastodons The Gates Sports Center is home for the IPFW men’s volleyball, women’s basketball, and women’s volleyball teams. The center is also the practice facility for the IPFW men’s basketball program. The more than 68,000 square foot, trilevel facility is located on the northeast end of the IPFW campus and features a multipurpose gymnasium with three practice/game courts. The Gates Sports Center seats 2,700 for events. The center also houses a 1/9-mile indoor tartan rubber track, five racquetball/handball courts, a fully equipped fitness center, and newly renovated athletic locker rooms.

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Mark Pope

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director of athletics Mark Pope was named IPFW’s director of athletics in July 2001 as the university was transitioning from NCAA Division II to Division I. That transition was completed Sept. 1, 2002, as IPFW earned NCAA Division I certification — on schedule and on budget.

Since that initial year, Pope has set about transforming IPFW Athletics into a program worthy of the name “Division I.” Among his accomplishments are the following: ▼ The annual IPFW Soccer Showcase was reorganized, drawing 11,500 fans in 2003 and 15,000 fans in 2004. ▼ Men’s basketball attendance increased tenfold from 2000, including the highest percentage increase of all Division I institutions in 2003. ▼ Women’s volleyball attendance tripled from 2002 to 2003. ▼ Men’s volleyball attendance was ranked third nationally in 2004. ▼ Contributions to Athletics have increased by 50 percent from 2001 to 2003. ▼ The Gates Sports Center and baseball field have undergone significant renovations. ▼ Men’s and women’s golf were added as sponsored sports. ▼ In cooperation with IPFW Alumni Relations and the Indiana Purdue Student Government Association, IPFW’s Homecoming tradition was created. ▼ The IPFW Stomp Band was organized. With these successes, Pope has continued to focus on the student component of the IPFW student-athlete. Last year Pope’s departmental goal of a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) was realized, as IPFW student-athletes achieved a 3.01 GPA. The IPFW softball, tennis, cross country, and track teams have earned All-Academic honors from their respective associations. IPFW Athletics graduates its student-athletes at a rate that is double that of the IPFW all-campus rate. Pope has a B.A. from Purdue University and a J.D. from Indiana University. He has been a member of the bar of the State of Indiana for 27 years. Pope and his wife, Julie, are the proud parents of two sons, Brent and Brad.

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Meet the Coaches

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Bruce Patterson Head Coach American College, ’81 As Coach Patterson enters his fifth season at IPFW, the outlook is better than ever. The Division I frontier has been a tough one during the past four years, but this year the staff is cautiously optimistic regarding the upcoming season. In the last 15 years of college coaching, Coach Patterson has amassed a career coaching record of 272 wins and 186 losses (.594%). In his prior coaching career at the University of Saint Francis, Coach Patterson guided his teams to seven consecutive national tournament appearances. The team reached the Elite Eight in his last five years. Two of his teams made the final four, and the 1999 team was the national runner-up in the NAIA National Championship Tournament. Coach Patterson believes the keys to success will rest in recruiting. He takes pride in surrounding himself with talented people. He knows that for the women’s team to be successful he must have great assistant coaches and players. Coach Patterson grew up and has lived in Fort Wayne all his life. He attended college at IPFW and played baseball on one of the school’s first intercollegiate teams. Coach Patterson enjoys all kind of sporting activities including golf, tennis, and waterskiing. He is also an instrument-rated pilot with more than 1,000 hours of pilot-in-command time logged. Coach Patterson has been married for over 35 years to his wife, Sandy. Sandy is a very talented person in her own right. She just retired from a very successful career in nursing and nursing home administration. They have two wonderful children, Trisha and Emily. Both daughters graduated from the University of Saint Francis with honors and have gone on to attend law school. Trisha is a partner at Barrett and McNagny. Emily is in her second year as an associate with the law firm of Burt, Blee, Dixon, Sutton & Bloom. Trisha has given Coach Patterson two wonderful grandchildren, Jalen and Jackson. Coach Patterson loves playing the role of grandfather to both of them.

Bruce Patterson’s Coaching Career Schools Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis Saint Francis IPFW IPFW IPFW IPFW Totals

W 12 13 15 11 18 20 29 31 33 32 32 4 9 8 5 272

L 13 12 14 14 12 9 8 6 5 2 6 23 19 20 23 186

PCT. .480 .520 .517 .440 .625 .690 .783 .838 .868 .941 .842 .148 .321 .286 .179 .594

Year 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05

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Chris Paul Associate Head Coach Chris Paul enters his third season as associate head coach for the Mastodons. Paul spent the previous two seasons as first assistant coach. Prior to coming to IPFW, Paul spent six years as an assistant coach at the University of Saint Francis. At IPFW, he is responsible for all everyday activities, which include practice, game preparation, recruiting, and coaching defensive schemes. Paul received a B.S. in business administration in 1994 from the University of Saint Francis. While at USF he was a four-year letterwinner and holds the school record for assists in a game (18) and in a season (147). In his limited free time Paul assists in coaching teams for his son, Jalen, including t-ball, flag football, and basketball. He resides in Fort Wayne with his wife, Trisha, a partner at Barrett & McNagny, and their sons, Jalen (7) and Jackson (3).

Charity Middleton Assistant Coach Middleton attended the University of Saint Francis and was a point guard for coaches Patterson and Paul. While at USF, Middleton excelled in the classroom and on the court. She is ranked sixth for All-Time Scoring (1,310 points) and is in the top 10 for assists. Middleton was the starting point guard for Patterson and Paul’s 1999 squad that played for the NAIA Division II National Championship. During her career, the Cougars were never ranked lower than 10th in the nation, including her junior season when USF was ranked #1 the entire year. Middleton played in four Elite Eights, two final fours, and one national championship where Saint Francis was the national runner-up. Middleton graduated in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, with an emphasis in sports management, and in 2005 with an M.B.A. with an emphasis in marketing. “I have known Charity since she was a high school player,” Patterson said. “Charity works hard at everything she does. When you try to hire someone to work with, you want to make sure they are as determined to be as successful as you want to be. We know that Charity wants to succeed.” Middleton (formerly Charity Richardson) was married to Seth Middleton in October 2005.

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IPFW Athletics gratefully acknowledges the support and enthusiasm of the members of the Royal Dons Club. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adelman Kimberly Aguirre Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Alger Bertha Alwine Mr. and Mrs. John Atz Lisa Aurand Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aurand Charles Aurich Edward Baatz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baden Dennis Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ball Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Balthaser Dr. and Mrs. Tom Banas Bill Banks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnett Prof. and Mrs. Robert Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bartholow Wayne Barton Daniel Bates Gerry Baughman Dave Bear Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Beinke Mr. and Mrs. John Bellio Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bengs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benhower Carl Bennett Ronald Bennett Mr. and Mrs. David Bere Dick Bergman Bryan Bernstein Ojars Berzins Mr. and Mrs. Don Bieberich Gail Black Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blessing Commissioner Linda Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blume Mr. and Mrs. David Bobilya Joe Bockerstette Phil Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Bolas Jennifer Bosk Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowser Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bragalone Mr. and Mrs. Walt Branson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brant Herbert Brautzsch David Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brewer Mark Briney Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Eifert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eikenberry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ellis Michael Engels Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erler John Espy Jerry Faber Mr. and Mrs. Gale Fansler Patrick Favuzzo Charlotte Feller Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fiandt Dane Fife Tom Figel Mr. and Mrs. Tom Filus Dr. Art Finco Mr. and Mrs. Craig Finlayson Dave Flandt Russ Flueckiger Lee Fluekiger Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fogt Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fosnaugh Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fox Dean Franke Dr. James Frey Dr. Arthur Friedel Mr. and Mrs. David Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frisch Sara Gabbard Mark Gabrek Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gaff Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gallahan Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ganger Gary Gardnor Thomas Garman Candice Garwood Rae Gates Brian Geeting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gephart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gephart John Gerni Nicolle Geyer Steve Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Brent Gimlich Mr. and Mrs. Greg Goeglein Kevin Gould Mr. and Mrs. Larry Graham Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Graves Nicholas Gray Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Green Mr. and Mrs. William Grepke Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Grote Ronald Grove Edna Grumbine

Abbey Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brown Patrick Bruggeman Daniel Buchan Tammy Budzinski Mark Bulman Sheila Burger Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burt Steve Burton Keith Busse Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Byall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byers Jill Byus Billie Casper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ceruti Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chase Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chiddister Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chrzan Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clancy Denise Clark Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clelland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coil Kim Colby Deborah Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly Mr. and Mrs. David Cornwell Jim Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coyle Harry Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Croy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crumback Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dahm Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dahm Mr. and Mrs. David Davis Ann Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis Wayne Dawson Tony Dee Mr. and Mrs. Roger Delagrange Eugene Dellinger Roger Diehm Richard Dinus Denise Dion Richard Doermer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dougal Prof. and Mrs. Carl Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dull Randy Dunbar Jonathan Dutton Dennis Dykhuizen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eid

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gschwind Lisa Guyll Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Joseph Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hanauer Rita Hankey Mr. and Mrs. David Harkless Rick Harris Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayhurst Mr. and Mrs. Tim Heffron Charlie Heintzelman Matthew Heller Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Henry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Henry Bill Hensley Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Herendeen Mark Hesterman Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hill Anita Hille Thomas Hoff Therese Hoff Mr. and Mrs. David Hopper Mr. and Mrs. Kent Hormann Mr. and Mrs. Phil Houk Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howland Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hutter Joseph Hyndman Kevin Ingle Julie Inskeep Mr. and Mrs. Richard Inskeep Commissioner Marla and Jerry Irving Carol Issacs Dr. and Mrs. Eric Jenkison Dr. and Mrs. Bob Jesse Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Sadruddin Kamdar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaough Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Karst Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kaufman Bob Kenley Michael Khorshid Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kimmel Rita Kinnell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Koos Brand Korn Todd Kovara Robert Kratzert

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krueckeberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kruse Raymond Kusisto Charlotte Lahey Kevin Laisure MaryAnn Landis Mr. and Mrs. Phil Laux Jeff Laycock Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lebamoff Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lee Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leeper Mr. and Mrs. Randall Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Ed Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Don Lindley Robert Ling Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Lohmuller Richard Longsworth Thomas Lorenzen Cheryl Luegring John Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mannia Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marcuccilli Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marcuccilli Phil Marquel Michelle Marsh Douglas Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin Tom Martin Richard Mawe Kenneth Maxﬁeld Phil Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. Mike McAlexander Micheal McAllister Michael McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. David McComb Jeffery McCracken Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Don McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. Doug McKibben Walter McMurray Dr. and Mrs. Todd Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael Mr. and Mrs. Brad Miller Daniel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. and Mrs. Reed Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roger Miller Wayne Miller Dr. John Milton Jon Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mock Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moen Judge Alfred Mollering

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morlan Nan Morrow Gene Moser Dale Mosier John Mozzone Keith Mulenkamp Dr. Edna Neal Edward Neufer Dr. J. Cameron Newby Mr. Dwayne Newcom Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niezer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nigro Mr. and Mrs. John Nigro Jim Nill Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nobel Sherri Noll Mark Norden Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Norton Lani Norton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Connell H. John Okeson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Olry Greg O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Tim Osborne Mr. Ben Ottenweller Mr. Michael Ottenweller Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ours Dr. and Mrs. James Owen Camilla Owen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Oyer Mr. David Oyer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Oyler David Parish Mr. and Mrs. Mac Parker Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pasquali Mr. and Mrs. Chris Paul Helen Pearson Professor and Mrs. Albino Perez Commissioner Nelson Peters Mr. Donald Pierce Mr. Steven Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Roger Poitras Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pope Dr. Thomas Prather Mr. and Mrs. Tim Price Mr. and Mrs. Tony Primack II Dr. and Mrs. John Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Gary Probst Mr. Russell Rang Mr. and Mrs. Al Reibe Mr. and Mrs. Don Rhodenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rictdorf Chrisoula Rifkin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rossman Mr. and Mrs. Mac Routen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Ruffolo Mr. Richard Runion Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sallaz Mr. and Mrs. Rick Samek Mr. and Mrs. John Sampson Steve Santilli Rhonda Sauder Mr. and Mrs. Garry Schaff Ronald Scharfe Mr. and Mrs. Roger Scheele Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schenkel Mr. and Mrs. Josh Scheumann Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Scheurich Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schindler Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schoff Charlotte Schultz Robert Schutte Amos Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Shaheen Carol Shedd Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sheldon Tracy Shellabarger Debra Sherer Mr. and Mrs. James Sherron Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shilts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shoaff Jay Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. John Shumlas Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Silknitter Gary Sink Dr. and Mrs. Doc Skelton Mr. and Mrs. David Skowronek Kevin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tim Smith Mr. Kurt Snouffer Leonard Snyder Terry Snyder Mark Spade Mr. and Mrs. Greg Spahiev Tom Spiece Mr. and Mrs. Kim Stahlhut Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Stairs Pete Staurettis James Stein Larry Stekly Bob Stemmler Dr. and Mrs. Chad Stephens Steve Stewart Judi Stinson Brad Stinson

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stites Susan Stoneburner Larry Stoner Mr. and Mrs. John Straessle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sutton William Swift Mr. and Mrs. Scott Swogger Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talnert Mr. and Mrs. Mike Teagarden Heather Teagarden Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thomas Thomas Thompson Marvin Trabel Thomas Trentadue Betty Trier Mr. and Mrs. Mike Trump Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ulmschneider Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Unsell Kevin Vail Mr. and Mrs. Lou Valentic Mr. and Mrs. James Vann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vegeler Mr. and Mrs. Ron Venderly Julie Wagner Brent Wake Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wakley Mr. and Mrs. Irene Walters Melody Warfel Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wartell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waterﬁeld Dr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Weaver Edwin Weaver Charles Webber Mr. and Mrs. James Webster Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weimer Vanessa Weimer David Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welling Susan Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winling Mr. Michael Woehnke Paul Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolf Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Wright Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wright Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wurst Michelle Wyckoff Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Zent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman

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Meet the Mastodons

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2005–06 Season Outlook Cautious optimism would be the best phrase to describe this year’s women’s basketball team for IPFW. After high turnover from last year and the loss of two key starters, the Mastodons have added eight newcomers to the eight returning athletes from last year. Although the Mastodons lost six athletes from last year’s squad, cohesion and team unity still exist and have grown stronger after the many additions made throughout the year. The Mastodons graduated two starters (Courtney Nicley and Verea Bibbs) and lost six letterwinners (Sarah Glowacki, Michelle Manno, Molly Martin, Lindsey Bayer, Nicley, and Bibbs) from last year’s 5-23 squad. This year the Mastodons have brought in two transfers and six underclassmen from around the region and the globe to add depth and strength to the team. Returning Players The Mastodon senior class is the backbone of this team. Kelly Boyd, Jenny Green, and Geneva Murdock return for their fourth and final season as Mastodons in 2005–06. According to Head Coach Bruce Patterson, the leadership and sacrifices made by these seniors will show the rest of the team what it means to be on that court. Every year these three women have made improvements to their game and the team at IPFW. Senior Kelly Boyd “has made strides each and every year she has been at IPFW,” Patterson said. The coaching staff looks for Boyd to be more aggressive on the inside this year both offensively and defensively. Although Boyd did not score the most points, she did make the best of the shots she did take. She was 16 of 35 (.457) from the field and pulled down 32 rebounds and blocked 16 shots. Senior Jenny Green “is one of the best leaders I have been associated with,” Patterson said. Her ability to direct and lead on and off the court makes Green a dynamic player. Over the summer Green worked hard on her perimeter jump shot, and the coaching staff expects that to help this year. Green improved her free-throw percentage last year after going 16 of 23 (.696). She pulled down 63 rebounds and 13 steals. Rounding out the senior class is Geneva Murdock. The Fort Wayne native has been plagued with injuries since she started at IPFW, but that has not stopped her from being there for her team. Even with the injuries, Murdock pulled down 46 rebounds and 10 steals in her floor time. She was 26 of 83 from the field and at the charity stripe was 13 of 23. Unfortunately the senior will not see play time due to injury this year. She will be instrumental though on the sideline and an important member of the team. Ashley Johnson leads the junior class and is a top returner from last year’s squad. Patterson said, “She understands what this coaching staff is looking for as much as any player that we have had here at IPFW. Ashley is an outstanding defensive player and she has always been a good penetrator on the offensive end of the court.” Last year Johnson scored 266 points and was 93 of 241 (.386) from the field and 68 of 88 (.773) from the charity stripe. Johnson also dished out 44 assists and had 93 rebounds and 42 steals to round out her sophomore campaign. Hilary O’Connell returned and shined last year after sitting out her sophomore year with a medical redshirt. In her second campaign as a Mastodon, O’Connell scored 162 points and pulled down 95 rebounds and 37 assists. “We expect Hilary to return to the confidence level that she demonstrated as a freshman,” Patterson said. Starla Williams returns as the most pleasant surprise of the preseason for the Mastodons. “Starla has played big and hard so far this year. We look for her to take that attitude and performance to game day,” Patterson said. Williams can give substantial help to IPFW in the rebounding and defensive sides and can shoot the ball well from the perimeter.

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From last year’s newcomers only two remain: Natalie Roberts and Johnna LewisCarlisle. Roberts saw minimal play time but, upon improvement, could see more time this year. “Natalie is the X factor, a talented player that needs to stay focused on the game,” Patterson said. “She has shown continued improvement in that area this year and we look forward to her doing that throughout the year. If she does, Natalie could get some significant minutes in the upcoming year.” Roberts pulled down 51 rebounds, 8 steals, and 4 blocked shots in her freshman campaign. Lewis-Carlisle could best be described as a pure scorer. “Johnna can score at will when she is on,” Patterson said. “She needs to be more consistent and let the game come to her. She is working hard every day, and we expect her to lead us in scoring much of the year.” Lewis-Carlisle put 260 points on the board in her freshman year as well as 43 steals and 36 assists. Newcomers This year’s incoming class has the most depth of any incoming class under Patterson. With the addition of eight women in all, the Mastodons look to improve greatly in all areas. This year the horizons were broadened with the inclusion of three players from Europe. Jessica Mast redshirted last year after transferring from Defiance College. “Jessica has a great stroke from the perimeter,” Patterson said. “She needs to work on her movement without the ball to be a major contributor. Look for Jessica to be used in spot positions when we need a 3.” Pavla Pletková, a native of Prague, Czech Republic, comes to IPFW from Yavapai Junior College in Arizona with two years of college play experience. “She is a very smart player that can defend and rebound,” Patterson said. Juliane Höhne will make the transition from European to U.S. ball this year. A native of Halle, Germany, Höhne is a 6’3” center who can run like a deer. She has the ability to change the way people think about IPFW basketball, with the help of a few others. “She is a good shooter who also has great hands,” Patterson said. “Come watch this player play.” Tina Moen rounds out the women from across the pond. Moen is a native of Oslo, Norway, and attended Wang Toppidrett, a sports academy. “Tina is a very good player who can run and jump,” Patterson said. “Excellent shooter from 15’ who also has the ability to finish on the run. Tina is one of two players that we have on the roster who has a chance of being independent newcomer of the year.” Moen has been a member of the Norwegian National Team for the last two years and just recently traveled home to compete with it in the European Championships. Victoria Grossnickle sat out last year and will need time to get back into basketball condition, but after that — watch out — she’s ready for the competition. “Victoria is a big player who likes to face the basket,” Patterson said. “It might take a little while for her to get back into game-day condition, but when she does, she could be a factor for us in years to come.” Nanyamka Moore may be the only player able to beat out Lewis-Carlisle when it comes to speed. According to Patterson, she is probably the quickest player he has ever coached. “Nanyamka can really run and jump. Shooting from 15’ and in is excellent. Before Nanyamka leaves IPFW, she will be a great point guard. We are excited to watch her grow into that role.” Although she was added late, don’t count out Katie Schneider. The Western Brown grad signed late in the summer with the Mastodons, but that isn’t a problem around here. “She’s a quality player who is not real flashy but just seems to find a way to get the job done,” Patterson said. “She’s a good perimeter shooter who knows how to get to the free-throw line. The coaching staff likes what we have seen in Katie.” The coaching staff isn’t making any big predictions about this year, but by the looks of the roster and the depth, this year will be much better than years past. “IPFW women’s basketball finally has enough talent and size to compete on a regular basis,” Patterson said. “The coaching staff is cautiously optimistic about 2005–06. We hope to get off to a good start so the players can start to believe in what we are doing and where we are going.”

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2005–06 IPFW Mastodons

Front Row: (L to R) Nanyamka Moore, Johnna Lewis-Carlisle, Jenny Green, Geneva Murdock, Hilary O’Connell, Ashley Johnson Back Row: (L to R) Pavla Pletková, Samantha Edwards, Victoria Grossnickle, Juliane Höhne, Starla Williams, Kelly Boyd, Natalie Roberts, Tina Moen, Jessica Mast, Katie Schneider

Mastodons Support Staff

David Paul Manager

Candice Trice Manager

Rich Riles Trainer

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2005–06 Roster Breakdown Numerical Roster No. 2 3 11 12 13 14 15 20 22 23 31 32 42 45 50 52

Name Jessica Mast Ashley Johnson Johnna Lewis-Carlisle Natalie Roberts Jenny Green Katie Schneider Starla Williams Pavla Pletková Hilary O’Connell Nanyamka Moore Tina Moen Victoria Grossnickle Samantha Edwards Geneva Murdock Juliane Höhne Kelly Boyd

By Class Pos. F G G F F F C G G G F F F F C C

Ht. 5-10 5-8 5-6 6-1 5-10 5-10 6-2 5-8 5-8 5-8 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-3 6-5

Head Coach: Bruce Patterson Associate Head Coach: Chris Paul Assistant Coach: Charity Middleton Trainer: Rich Riles Managers: Dave Paul, Candice Trice

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

Hometown/High School Wabash, Ind./Defiance College Kokomo, Ind./Kokomo Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay Connersville, Ind./Lincoln Lansing, Mich./Lansing Catholic Hamersville, Ohio/Western Brown Lindenhurst, Ill./Antioch Prague, Czech Republic/Yavapai Junior College Warsaw, Ind./Warsaw Detroit, Mich./Ferndale Oslo, Norway/Wang Toppidrett Homewood, Ill./Marian Catholic Okemos, Mich./Okemos Fort Wayne, Ind./North Side Halle, Germany/Martin Luther University North Judson, Ind./North Judson-San Pierre Pronunciation Guide Johnna Lewis-Carlisle Victoria Grossnickle Juliane Höhne Tina Moen Pavla Pletková Nanyamka Moore

John-a Car-lyle Gross-nickel Julie-anne Hoe-neigh Mow-in Pav-la Plet-ko-va Nan-yohm-ka

Senior (3) Kelly Boyd Jenny Green Geneva Murdock Junior (5) Ashley Johnson Jessica Mast Hilary O’Connell Pavla Pletková Starla Williams Sophomore (4) Victoria Grossnickle Juliane Höhne Johnna Lewis-Carlisle Natalie Roberts Freshmen (4) Samantha Edwards Tina Moen Nanyamka Moore Katie Schneider

By Height 6-5 Kelly Boyd 6-3 Juliane Höhne

Where in the World Indiana (6) Kelly Boyd Ashley Johnson Jessica Mast Geneva Murdock Hilary O’Connell Natalie Roberts

6-2 Starla Williams 6-1 Victoria Grossnickle Natalie Roberts

Michigan (3) Samantha Edwards Jenny Green Nanyamka Moore

6-0 Samantha Edwards Tina Moen

Illinois (2) Victoria Grossnickle Starla Williams Ohio (1) Katie Schneider Kentucky (1) Johnna Lewis-Carlisle

5-11 Geneva Murdock 5-10 Jenny Green Jessica Mast Katie Schneider

Germany (1) Juliane Höhne

5-8 Ashley Johnson Nanyamka Moore Hilary O’Connell Pavla Pletková

Norway (1) Tina Moen

5-6 Johnna Lewis-Carlisle

Czech Republic (1) Pavla Pletková

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Radio/Television Chart

#13

#22

#42

JESSICA MAST

ASHLEY JOHNSON

5-10

5-8

Junior

Forward

Guard

Wabash, Ind.

JOHNNA LEWISCARLISLE

NATALIE ROBERTS 6-1

5-6

Sophomore

Forward

Guard

Kokomo, Ind.

#11

Lexington, Ky.

#12

Connersville, Ind.

SCHNEIDER

STARLA WILLIAMS

PLETKOVÁ

5-10

6-2

5-8

Senior

Freshman

Junior

Forward

Center

Guard

JENNY GREEN

Lansing, Mich.

KATIE

#14

Hamersville, Ohio

#15

Lindenhurst, Ill.

PAVLA

#20

Prague, Czech Republic

HILARY O’CONNELL

NANYAMKA MOORE

TINA MOEN

VICTORIA GROSSNICKLE

5-8

6-0

6-1

Junior

Freshman

Sophomore

Guard

Forward

Warsaw, Ind.

#23

Detroit, Mich.

#31

Oslo, Norway

#32

Homewood, IL

SAMANTHA EDWARDS

GENEVA MURDOCK

JULIANE HÖHNE

KELLY BOYD

6-0

5-11

6-3

6-5

Freshman

Senior

Sophomore

Senior

Forward

Center

Okemos, Mich.

#45

Fort Wayne, Ind.

#50

Halle, Germany

#52

North Judson, Ind.

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# 1 3 Jenny Green Senior For ward 5’10” Lansing, Mich. Lansing Catholic

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

2004–05 Season Green averaged 1.7 points and 2.4 rebounds per game as a junior...Started 13 of 26 games played averaging 14.1 minutes per game...Green was 16 of 23 (69.6%) from the charity stripe...Knocked down 13 of 51 from the field (25.5%)...Posted team game highs in rebounds and steals twice. 2003–04 Season Green started 25 of 28 games and averaged 22.3 minutes per game… She averaged 4.5 points per game and 4.1 rebounds per game…Green made 44 of 108 (.407) from the field…She finished 38 of 64 (.594) from the freethrow line…She finished the season with 115 rebounds, 26 assists, and 56 turnovers. 2002–03 Season Green averaged 2.2 points and 2.5 rebounds per game…She started in 7 of the 28 games and averaged 13.6 minutes per game…Green had a seasonhigh nine points against Savannah State (11/24/02)…She had a season-high six rebounds vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (12/1/02) and Cleveland State (2/26/03)…Green finished the season 20 of 51 (.392) from the field…At the charity stripe, Green struggled shooting 18-of-38 (.474). Before Coming to IPFW Green hails from Lansing, Mich., where she earned All-Conference Honors (three years) and All-Area Honors (two years). After her senior season, she received All-State honors and was also named MVP of her team. She was the first basketball player to accumulate more than 350 points, assists, and rebounds at Lansing Catholic Central High School. Academically, she made the Principal’s List for four years and was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal Born Feb. 9, 1984. Green is a psychology major. She is the daughter of John and Denise Green and has a brother, John, and a sister, Jackie.

JENNY GREEN’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 12 vs. UTPA, 1/31/04 3 Pt. FG Made: 1 vs. Illinois, 2/22/05 FT Made: 6 vs. Morehead State, 1/5/03 Rebounds: 9 vs. Wright State, 2/23/04 Assists: 7 vs. Savannah State, 11/24/02 Steals: 3 vs. Purdue, 11/21/04 Shots Blocked: 1 on four occasions

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

02–03

20-51

.392

0-1

.000

18-38

.474

2.2

03–04

44-108

.407

0-0

.000

38-64

.594

115

126

4.5

04–05

13-51

.255

1-7

.143

16-23

.696

1.7

Totals

77-210

.366

1-8

.125

72-125

.576

242

227

2.8

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# 4 5 Geneva Murdock Senior For ward 5’11” Fort Wayne, Ind. North Side High

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

2004–05 Season Murdock started 3 of 24 games averaging 12 minutes per game... Murdock averaged 3.1 points and 1.9 rebounds per game...She recorded team game highs in points (once), rebounds (once), steals (once), and blocked shots (twice)...Murdock set a personal best in steals with 2 against Utah on 1/1/05...Murdock was 26 of 83 from the field (31.3%) and 9 of 33 from beyond the arc (27.3)...From the charity stripe she was 13 of 23 (56.5%). 2003–04 Season Murdock averaged 6 points and 3.4 rebounds per game…She started 4 of 25 games and averaged 16.9 minutes per game…From the field, Murdock was 57 of 160 (.356)…She also shot 14 of 63 (.222) from the three-point line…At the free-throw line Murdock was 21 of 30 (.700)…She recorded a total of 84 rebounds, 13 assists, and 36 turnovers for the season…Murdock also recorded six steals and three blocks. 2002–03 Season Murdock averaged 5.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game…She played in 12 of the 28 games and averaged 16.7 minutes a game…Murdock had a season-high 12 points against Notre Dame (12/21/02)…She had a seasonhigh seven rebounds against Detroit Mercy (12/6/02)…She finished the season shooting 22 of 77 (.286) from the floor…Beyond the three-point arc she was shooting 9 of 35 (.257)…At the free-throw line she was 10 of 13 (.769). Before Coming to IPFW Murdock was a three-year varsity letterwinner from North Side High School. While at North Side, she earned First Team All-SAC her senior year and Second Team the two years before. She was a member of the Nancy Rehm All-Star Team. Murdock was also team MVP for her junior and senior seasons. Academically she was an Honor Roll student all through her high school career. Personal Born March 28, 1984. Murdock is a criminal justice major. She is the daughter of Linda Murdock and has a brother, Wesley, and a sister, Monique.

G E N E VA M U R D O C K ’ S C A R E E R H I G H S Points: 20 vs. Valparaiso, 12/10/03 3 Pt. FG Made: 3 vs. Wisc. Milwaukee, 2/12/04 FT Made: 4 on two occasions Rebounds: 8 on two occasions Assists: 2 on two occasions Steals: 2 vs. Utah, 1/1/05 Shots Blocked: 1 on seven occasions

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

02–03

22-77

.286

9-35

.257

10-13

.769

5.3

03–04

57-160

.356

14-63

.222

21-30

.700

149

6.0

04–05

26-83

.313

9-33

.273

13-23

.565

3.1

Totals

105-320 .328

32-131

.244

44-66

.666

166

286

4.7

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# 5 2 Kelly Boyd Senior Center 6’5” North Judson, Ind. North Judson-San Pier r e

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

2004–05 Season Boyd saw action in 21 games averaging 1.8 points and 1.5 rebounds per game...Set career marks in blocked shots (6 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi, 3/4/05) and steals (2 on two occasions)...Recorded 6 game highs in blocked shots for IPFW...Started 3 of 21 games played...Was 16 of 35 from the field (45.7%)...From the charity stripe she was 5 of 13 (38.5%)...Averaged 0.2 steals and 0.8 blocks per game...Set personal season highs against IUPUI in points (8), rebounds (6), and steals (2). 2003–04 Season Boyd averaged 2.6 points and 1.6 rebounds per game…She started 3 of 28 games and averaged 11.3 minutes per game…Boyd recorded four steals and 20 blocks for the season…Boyd made 35 of 66 (.530) from the field…At the free-throw line Boyd made all three of her attempts…She recorded a total of 46 rebounds, 2 assists, and 12 turnovers for the season. 2002–03 Season Boyd averaged 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds per game…She played in 26 of the 28 games and averaged 6.3 minutes a game…had a season-high 4 points against three teams this year…She had a season-high 6 rebounds against Bowling Green State (12/11/02)…She shot 14 of 38 (.368) from the floor…at the charity stripe she was 4 of 6 (.667)…She led the team in total blocks with 14. Before Coming to IPFW Boyd was a three-year varsity basketball letterwinner. She helped her team to two regional championships and two trips to the Class 2A Final Four. She had numerous team awards, including a pair of Mental Attitude Awards and Most Improved Player. Boyd also holds the school record for blocks in the season with an impressive 131. She was named to both South Bend Tribune’s All-Area team and Post Tribune’s All Area team. Boyd was also successful in the classroom, where she graduated with a 3.8 GPA and in the top 10 percent of her class, including an Academic Honors Diploma. Personal Born April 17, 1984. Boyd is a math education major. She is the daughter of the Rev. Michael and Ida Boyd and has a brother, John.

K E L LY B O Y D ’ S C A R E E R H I G H S Points: 8 on two occasions FT Made: 2 on three occasions Rebounds: 6 on three occasions Assists: 1 on seven occasions Steals: 2 on two occasions Shots Blocked: 6 vs. TAMUCC, 3/4/05

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

02–03

15-39

.385

4-6

.667

1.3

03–04

35-66

.530

3-3

1.000

2.6

04–05

16-35

.457

5-13

.385

1.8

Totals

66-140

.471

12-22

.545

103

144

1.9

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#3 Ashley ‘AJ’ Johnson Junior - Guard - 5’8” Kokomo, Ind. - Kokomo 2004–05 Season Johnson started all 28 games for the Mastodons, averaging 27.3 minutes per game...From the field Johnson was 93 of 241 (38.6%)...At the charity stripe she was 68 of 88 (77.3%)...Johnson averaged 9.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per game...Recorded team game highs twice in points, rebounds, and blocked shots and five times in assists and six times in steals...Set personal bests in points (18 vs. Bowling Green State, 11/19/04), three-point field goals with 2 vs. BGSU and steals with 5 vs. Drake. 2003–04 Season Johnson started 4 of her 23 games averaging 18 minutes per game...She shot 32 of 89 (.360) from the field...From the three-point line Johnson made 2 of 11 (.182)...At the free-throw line she made 32 of 42 (.762)…Johnson recorded 48 rebounds, 33 assists, and 54 turnovers for the season…She also recorded 19 steals and one block. Before Coming to IPFW In her senior year, Johnson received a blue ring after her high school team defeated for the Perry Meridian IHSAA State Championship and also finished the season with the perfect record of 26-0. Johnson led her team in assists with an impressive 171. Personal Born Oct. 15, 1984. Johnson is an elementary education major. She is the daughter of Ricky and Kellie Johnson and has two sisters, Kelisha and Jordan.

ASHLEY JOHNSON’S CAREER HIGHS Points: 18 vs. BGSU, 11/19/04 3 Pt. FG Made: 2 vs. BGSU 11/19/04 FT Made: 6 on two occasions Rebounds: 7 vs. Indiana State, 12/23/03 Assists: 5 on two occasions Steals: 5 vs. Drake, 12/11/04 Shots Blocked: 1 on five occasions

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

03–04

32-89

.360

2-11

.182

32-42

.762

4.3

04–05

93-241

.386

12-51

.235

68-88

.773

266

9.5

Totals

125-330 .379

14-62

.226

100-130 .769

141

364

7.1

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#15 Starla Williams Junior - Center - 6’2” Lindenhurst, Ill. - Antioch 2004–05 Season Williams averaged 1.0 point and 1.3 rebounds per game...Started three of 17 games played...Recorded 22 rebounds and four steals...Was 6 of 27 (22.2%) from the field and 5 of 8 (62.5%) from the charity stripe...Added to her career highs in points (4 on two occasions in 04–05), free throws (2 vs. Butler, 12/21/04), and steals (1 on four occasions). 2003–04 Season Williams started one game of her 28 games and averaged 8.9 minutes per game…She was 9 of 30 (.300) from the field…At the free-throw line Williams was 9 of 15 (.600)…Williams recorded 43 rebounds, 7 assists, and 12 turnovers for the season…Williams also had four steals and one block. Before Coming to IPFW Williams started off her high school career with a bang when was honored with Most Improved both her freshman and sophomore season. During her junior and senior seasons, she was named to the All-Tournament team at the McHenery Tourney. Her senior year she was selected to the All-Star team. Also nominated to the 2003 McDonalds All-American Team. Off the court, Williams was on the Honor Roll all four years. Personal Born Sept. 23, 1984. Williams is a fine arts education major. She is the daughter of Rich and Terese Williams and has one brother, Skylar.

S TA R L A W I L L I A M S ’ C A R E E R H I G H S Points: 4 on four occasions FT Made: 2 on five occasions Rebounds: 6 vs. Wright State, 2/23/04 Assists: 2 vs. Chicago State, 1/19/04 Steals: 1 on seven occasions Shots Blocked: 1 vs. UTPA, 1/31/04

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

03–04

9-30

.300

0-0

.000

9-15

.600

1.0

04–05

6-27

.222

0-1

.000

5-8

.625

1.0

Totals

15-57

.263

0-1

.000

14-23

.609

1.0

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#22 Hilary O’Connell Junior - Guard - 5’8” Warsaw, Ind. - Warsaw 2004–05 Season O’Connell started 21 of 26 games played averaging 23.8 minutes per game...She averaged 6.2 points and 3.7 rebounds per game...Was 54 of 203 from the field (26.6%) and 41 of 150 from beyond the arc (27.3%)...From the charity stripe she was 13 of 21 (61.9%)...Recorded 95 rebounds, 37 assists, and 24 steals in her sophomore campaign... Recorded team game highs in points (3 times), rebounds (3 times), assists (4 times), steals (twice) and blocked shots (once)...Had 24 points against Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2/10/05) as a personal career best...In the same game knocked down six from beyond the arc for a career high...Recorded a career high 5 assists vs. IUPUI (12/23/04). 2003–04 Season O’Connell was a medical redshirt for the 2003–04 season. 2002–03 Season O’Connell averaged 6.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per game…She started in 7 out of the 28 games and averaged 21.7 minutes a game…O’Connell had a season-high 14 points against Texas-Pan American (2/18/03), Centenary (2/5/03), and Arkansas-Little Rock (12/1/02)…She had a season-high 7 rebounds against Centenary (2/5/03) and Bowling Green State (12/11/02)…Ended the season shooting 63-of-178 (.342) from the field…Beyond the three-point arc she shot 33-of-112 (.295)…At the free-throw line she led the team connecting on 25-of-30 (.833)…O’Connell was third on the team with 35 total steals. Before Coming to IPFW O’Connell comes to IPFW from Warsaw, Ind. While at Warsaw, she was named to the All-Conference team for three years and South Bend Tribune’s All-Area team. She was named team MVP for three years. O’Connell also received the 21 Alive Player of the Week honors and participated in the Nancy Rehm All-Star Classic. Personal Born Sept. 30, 1983. O’Connell is an elementary education major. She is the daughter of Pat and Jonell O’Connell and has a brother, Nathan, and a sister, Angela.

H I L A R Y O ’ C O N N E L L’ S C A R E E R H I G H S Points: 24 vs. Wis.–Milwaukee, 2/10/05 3 Pt. FG Made: 6 vs. Wis.–Milwaukee, 2/10/05 FT Made: 4 on two occasions Rebounds: 8 on two occasions Assists: 2 on two occasions Steals: 2 vs. Utah, 1/1/05 Shots Blocked: 1 on seven occasions

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

02–03

63-184

.342

33-112

.295

25-30

.833

184

6.6

03–04

medical redshirt

04–05

54-203

.266

41-150

.273

13-21

.619

162

6.2

Totals

117-387 .302

74-262

.282

38-51

.745

172

346

6.4

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

#11 Johnna Lewis-Carlisle Sophomore - Guard - 5’6” Lexington, Ky. - Henry Clay 2004–05 Season Lewis-Carlisle started 6 of 27 games played as a true freshman...Averaged 9.6 points and 1.9 rebounds per game...averaged 1.6 steals per game...Scored a team high and personal best 27 points against South Dakota State...Hit six from beyond the arc at Akron on 12/2/04...Was 98 of 276 (35.5%) from the field...Lewis-Carlisle made 43 of 138 from beyond the arc (31.2%) and was 21 of 30 from the charity stripe (70.0%)...Recorded team game highs in points (7 times), assists (4 times), steals (10 times), and blocked shots (twice). Before Coming to IPFW While at Henry Clay High School, Lewis-Carlisle was the MVP her senior year and had the best free-throw percentage of her team. She also participated in the Ohio & Kentucky All-Star game and was on the All-Lexington team and made honorable mention for the All-State team. Personal Born Feb. 9, 1986. Lewis-Carlisle is undecided in her major. She is the daughter of John Lewis Jr. and Odetta Carlisle and has two sisters, Annetta Carlisle and Whitney Lewis.

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

04–05

98-276

.355

43-138

.312

21-30

.700

260

9.6

Totals

98-276

.355

43-138

.312

21-30

.700

260

9.6

#12 Natalie Roberts Sophomore - Forward - 6’1” Connersville, Ind. - Lincoln 2004–05 Season Roberts averaged 1.8 points and 2.7 rebounds per game...Played in 19 games averaging 10.6 minutes per game...Was 13 of 56 (23.2%) from the field and 8 of 23 (34.8%) from the charity stripe...Recorded team game highs in rebounds (once), steals (once), and blocked shots (four times)...Had 51 rebounds, 4 blocked shots, and 8 steals in her freshman campaign...Roberts had personal bests in points with 5 (vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi, 3/4/05), and rebounds with six on two occasions. Before Coming to IPFW While at Lincoln High School, Roberts was all conference, team captain, MVP, and MIP. Roberts also was named a Top 100 Senior and MVP of the All-Star game for seniors. Personal Born Dec. 7, 1985. Roberts is a general studies major and a dental assisting minor. She is the daughter of Ronald and Darlena Roberts and has two sisters, Amber Beach and Odessa Gray.

Year

FG-FGA

FG%

3FG-3FGA 3FG%

FT-FTA

FT%

REB

AST

Stl

PTS

AVG

04–05

13-56

.232

0-0

.000

8-23

.348

1.8

Totals

13-56

.232

0-0

.000

8-23

.348

1.8

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#2 Jessica Mast Junior - Forward - 5’10” Wabash, Ind. - Defiance College While at Defiance College Mast played basketball at Defiance College for one year prior to sitting out last year at IPFW. While at Defiance, Mast was named to the All-Conference (Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference) Freshmen Team for the 03–04 season. Prep While at Northfield, Mast excelled on and off the court. She graduated with a Core 40 diploma in 2003. Mast competed in the Indiana/Ohio All-Star game and was MVP of the county twice. She was also named to the All-Conference team three times. Personal Born Feb. 3, 1985. Mast is the daughter of Jeff and Becky Mast. Mast has four sisters, Adriane, Audrey, Allison, and Carly, and one brother, Rhett. She is majoring in secondary education with specialization in math.

#20 Pavla Pletková Junior - Guard - 5’8” Prague, Czech Republic - Yavapai Junior College While at Yavapai Pletková excelled on and off the court while at Yavapai J.C. She was the captain from 2003 to 2005, and her freshman year Yavapai went 21-10. Sophomore year they improved to 26-5. Both years Yavapai was nationally ranked and had win streaks of 10 and 14 games respectively. In conference action they were second to Central Arizona College, which was the national champion. Off the court, Pletková was in Yavapai’s Honors Program and held a 4.0 GPA. She graduated with honors and received an Associate of Science with her focus on electrical engineering. Pletková was the associate concertmaster in the Yavapai Symphony Orchestra and plays the violin. Prep Pletková was a National Achievement Commended Scholar while at Lake Braddock Secondary in Burke, Va. Personal Born Oct. 13, 1982. Pletková is the daughter of Radovan Pletka and Christine Pletková. She has two brothers, Radovan Jr. and Petr. Pletková is majoring in electrical engineering.

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#14 Katie Schneider Freshman - Forward - 5’10” Hamersville, Ohio - Western Brown Before Coming to IPFW Schneider received many accolades in her years at Western Brown. In her freshman campaign, Schneider was a district champion and one of 50 Fabulous Freshmen. Sophomore year the team was district champ and regional runner-up. Junior year the Broncos were regional runner-ups again, and Schneider was named Player of the Year and MVP. She averaged 25.5 ppg and set the school record with points in a single season with 532. Her senior season was capped off with MVP honors and 18.3 ppg. Schneider set the school career points mark with 1,630. She was a four-year varsity starter and was a member of the All-League team (4 years), All-Star Holiday Tourney (3 years), Southwest District First Team (4 years), Honorable Mention All-Ohio (2 years) and participated in the Southwest District All-Star game. Personal Born Jan. 13, 1987. Schneider is the daughter of Dennis and Jackie Schneider. She has three brothers, Chris, Chad, and Kyle, and two sisters, Kari Mendenhall and Kacey Schneider. Schneider plans on majoring in elementary education.

#23 Nanyamka Moore Freshman - Guard - 5’8” Detroit, Mich. - Ferndale Before Coming to IPFW Moore received many honors while at Ferndale. She was named to the All-League, All-Area, All-Conference, and Dream Teams. Moore was also a member of the All-State Honorable Mention team for basketball. In track she was named to the All-State team. Personal Born March 19, 1987. Moore is the daughter of Brian and Andrea Moore. She has one sister, Imani, and one brother, Kinasa Rivers. Moore plans on majoring in broadcasting.

#31 Tina Moen Freshman - Forward - 6’0” Oslo, Norway - Wang Toppidrett Before Coming to IPFW Moen attended Wang Toppidrett in Oslo, Norway, a sports academy. Moen has also been a member of the Norwegian National Team for a year and a half. She was a member of the U18 National team for two years. While Moen played for Asker, a local club team, it was the U18 National Champion in 2004. In the Women’s Elite Division, Moen played on Ullern and was a member of the runner-up National Champion in 2004 and 2005, and her team was second place in the Elite Division in 2005. Moen was chosen as a member of the All Star Team for the Elite Division for 2004–05. Only five players are chosen for this honor throughout Norway. Personal Born Aug. 28, 1986. Moen is the daughter of Asbjoern Moen and Marianne Stenerud. She is an only child. Moen is undecided on her major.

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#32 Victoria Grossnickle Sophomore - Forward - 6’0” Homewood, Ill. - Marian Catholic Before Coming to IPFW Grossnickle graduated from Marian Catholic in Chicago Heights in 2004. Under Head Coach Shannon Reidy, Grossnickle was a guard for the Spartans. Grossnickle was named Honorable Mention while at Marian Catholic. Personal Born Oct. 7, 1985. Daughter of Roger and Nancy Grossnickle. She has two sisters, Dana and Suzanne, and two brothers, Gary and Luke. Grossnickle is majoring in speech audiology and pathology.

#42 Samantha Edwards Freshman - Forward - 6’0” Okemos, Mich. - Okemos Before Coming to IPFW While at Okemos High, Edwards played center for the Chieftains. She was named to the All-Conference, All-Area, and fifth team All-State. Personal Born May 7, 1987. Edwards is the daughter of Matt Edwards and Julie Enger. She has seven sisters, Jessica, Courtney, Ashley, Danielle, Brittany, Kaylee, and Gabby, and two brothers, Nick and Matt. Edwards is undecided in her major at IPFW. Edwards is majoring in elementary education.

#50 Juliane Höhne Sophomore - Center - 6’3” Halle, Germany - Martin Luther University Before Coming to IPFW Höhne attended Martin Luther University in Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, and in 2002 graduated from Latina August Hermann Francke, a secondary school in Halle, Germany. In club ball, Höhne competed with multiple teams. Most recently she has been a member of the BBV Leipzig team in the 1.DBBL League for the last two seasons. Both years BBV Leipzig was ninth in the 1.DBBL. Höhne competed in 2004 for the Williams Jones Cup in Taipei with BBV Leipzig. In five games, Höhne scored 60 points, averaging 12 ppg. She was the second best scorer of the BBVL teams. Personal Born May 4, 1983. Höhne is the daughter of Rainer Liedtke and Dr. Evelyne Höhne. She is an only child. Höhne plans on majoring in biology.

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Season Schedule/Results and Leaders RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL (5-23) (0-0) (5-23)

HOME (3-9) (0-0) (3-9)

AWAY (1-12) (0-0) (1-12)

NEUTRAL (1-2) (0-0) (1-2)

DATE 11/19/04

TIME 8 p.m.

OPPONENT BOWLING GREEN STATE

SCORE 84-115 L

HIGH POINTS (18)Johnson, Ashley

11/21/04 11/24/04 11/29/04

2:05 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

at Purdue at Wright State at Iowa State

39-107 L 76-98 L 45-113 L

(12)Bibbs, Verea (16)Bayer, Lindsey (13)Nicley, Courtney

12/2/04 12/6/04 12/11/04 12/18/04

1 p.m. 7 p.m. 1:05 p.m. 1 p.m.

AKRON XAVIER at Drake BELMONT

77-68 W 50-68 L 52-70 L 48-66 L

(26)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (12)Glowacki, Sarah (8)O’Connell, Hilary (14)Martin, Molly

12/21/04 12/23/04

7 p.m. 7 p.m.

at Butler at IUPUI

60-62 L 70-69 W

(16)Bibbs, Verea (16)Martin, Molly

12/30/04 1/1/05

7 p.m. 1 p.m.

at Northern Colorado at Utah

48-77 L 42-62 L

1/5/05 1/8/05 1/10/05 1/18/05 1/22/05 1/24/05

6 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

DETROIT at Longwood University at Radford YOUNGSTOWN STATE at Texas Pan American at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

67-75 57-67 69-78 73-97 59-70 57-80

L L L L L L

(13)Bibbs, Verea (11)Murdock, Geneva (11)Johnson, Ashley (15)Bibbs, Verea (11)Martin, Molly (18)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (19)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (18)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (15)O’Connell, Hilary

1/29/05

1 p.m.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

73-90 L

(27)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna

2/6/05 2/10/05 2/17/05 2/19/05 2/22/05 2/26/05 3/3/05 3/4/05

1 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 1:05 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 4:30 p.m.

NORTHERN COLORADO WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE LONGWOOD TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI at Illinois TEXAS PAN AMERICAN vs Northern Colorado vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

65-78 L 70-65 W 66-69 L 63-62 W 37-86 L 50-57 L 55-58 L 60-82 L

3/5/05

2 p.m.

vs Savannah State

60-54 W

(18)Bibbs, Verea (24)O’Connell, Hilary (19)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (18)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (8)Bibbs, Verea (12)Bibbs, Verea (14)O’Connell, Hilary (14)Bibbs, Verea (14)Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna (14)Bibbs, Verea (12)Bibbs, Verea

HIGH REBOUNDS (5)Green, Jenny (5)Murdock, Geneva (7)Bibbs, Verea (10)Bibbs, Verea (4)O’Connell, Hilary (4)Nicley, Courtney (4)Roberts, Natalie (7)Bibbs, Verea (7)Green, Jenny (8)Bibbs, Verea (5)Bayer, Lindsey (5)Martin, Molly (12)Bibbs, Verea (7)Bibbs, Verea (7)O’Connell, Hilary (7)Bayer, Lindsey (4)Martin, Molly (4)Johnson, Ashley (8)Bibbs, Verea (8)Nicley, Courtney (11)Bibbs, Verea (6)Bibbs, Verea (8)Bibbs, Verea (5)Glowacki, Sarah (5)Bibbs, Verea (5)Johnson, Ashley (5)Bibbs, Verea (9)Bibbs, Verea (7)Bibbs, Verea (10)Bibbs, Verea (6)O’Connell, Hilary (5)Bibbs, Verea (12)Bibbs, Verea (6)Bibbs, Verea (8)O’Connell, Hilary

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Season Box Score |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------03 Johnson, Ashley 28-28 765 27.3 93-241 .386 12-51 .235 68-88 .773 42 51 93 3.3 56 3 44 60 4 42 266 9.5 04 Manno, Michelle 9-0 79 8.8 3-14 .214 1-9 .111 5-6 .833 0 8 8 0.9 5 0 1 5 0 1 12 1.3 10 Nicley, Courtney 28-22 671 24.0 80-266 .301 29-116 .250 44-61 .721 25 68 93 3.3 61 2 31 54 1 24 233 8.3 11 Lewis-Carlisle, Johnna 27-6 500 18.5 98-276 .355 43-138 .312 21-30 .700 14 38 52 1.9 47 2 36 45 4 43 260 9.6 12 Roberts, Natalie 19-0 202 10.6 13-56 .232 0-0 .000 8-23 .348 15 36 51 2.7 29 2 3 17 4 8 34 1.8 13 Green, Jenny 26-13 366 14.1 13-51 .255 1-7 .143 16-23 .696 21 42 63 2.4 59 0 4 27 3 13 43 1.7 14 Glowacki, Sarah 27-0 317 11.7 24-108 .222 15-61 .246 14-18 .778 15 18 33 1.2 33 0 18 39 0 21 77 2.9 15 Williams, Starla 17-3 160 9.4 6-27 .222 0-1 .000 5-8 .625 7 15 22 1.3 18 0 0 8 0 4 17 1.0 20 Martin, Molly 28-13 499 17.8 39-129 .302 19-88 .216 18-27 .667 12 24 36 1.3 24 0 52 43 0 25 115 4.1 22 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell, Hilary 26-21 618 23.8 54-203 .266 41-150 .273 13-21 .619 32 63 95 3.7 64 1 37 46 3 24 162 6.2 32 Bayer, Lindsey 25-5 296 11.8 20-84 .238 6-40 .150 27-28 .964 29 29 58 2.3 13 0 12 20 0 9 73 2.9 42 Bibbs, Verea 28-23 632 22.6 110-225 .489 1-4 .250 48-87 .552 89 92 181 6.5 88 4 4 62 18 28 269 9.6 45 Murdock, Geneva 24-3 287 12.0 26-83 .313 9-33 .273 13-23 .565 17 29 46 1.9 32 0 4 12 2 10 74 3.1 52 Boyd, Kelly 21-3 207 9.9 16-35 .457 0-0 .000 5-13 .385 6 26 32 1.5 36 0 3 8 16 5 37 1.8 TEAM 71 82 153 5.5 0 21 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 28 5599 595-1798 .331 177-698 .254 305-456 .669 395 621 1016 36.3 565 14 249 467 55 257 1672 59.7 Opponents 28 5601 768-1695 .453 159-504 .315 448-652 .687 415 894 1309 46.8 429 - 505 504 117 228 2143 76.5 SCORE BY PERIODS: -----------------------------IPFW Opponents

1st ---758 1012

2nd ---914 1131

OT ---0 0

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: -----------------------------IPFW Opponents

OFF -----59 95

DEF ----1 5

Total ------60 100

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IPFW All-Time Records POINTS Name 1. Lisa Miller 2. Lindy Jones 3. Amy Gearlds 4. Robin Scott 5. Teena Merrell 6. Rhonda Unverferth 7. Pam Edwards 8. Jamie Holderman 9. Jennie Newhard 10. Courtney Nicley

Years 1988–92 1992–96 1999–04 1987–91 1986–90 1983–85 1989–92, 94 1999–01 1992–96 2001–05

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE Points 2,358 2,107 1,588 1,527 1,485 1,293 1,166 1,076 1,106 1,021

Name 1. Jamie Holderman 2. Teena Merrell 3. Lisa Miller 4. Amy Neuhouser 5. Tina Menier 6. Lindy Jones 7. Bev Miller 8. Ashley Johnson 9. Judy Guess 10. Robin Scott

FIELD GOALS Name 1. Lisa Miller 2. Lindy Jones 3. Robin Scott 4. Teena Merrell 5. Amy Gearlds 6. Rhonda Unverferth 7. Pam Edwards 8. Jennie Newhard 9. Joan Wenning 10. Trish Fleming

Years 1988–92 1992–96 1987–91 1986–90 1999–04 1983–85 1989–92, 94 1992–96 1983–85 1999–01

Years 1988–90 1983–85 2001–05 1988–92 1989–92, 94 1988–90 1990–94 1987–91 1992–96 1992–96

PCT .836 .817 .804 .792 .792 .788 .786 .769 .754 .747

FG 808 747 595 552 529 468 461 437 388 347

Name 1. Lisa Miller 2. Pam Edwards 3. Robin Scott 4. Verea Bibbs 5. Jennie Newhard 6. Rhonda Unverferth 7. Dawn Dressler 8. Teena Merrell 9. Joan Wenning 10. Amy Gearlds

Years 1988–92 1989–92, 94 1987–91 2001–05 1992–96 1983–85 1990–94 1986–90 1983–85 1999–04

Name 1. Lindy Jones 2. Amy Gearlds 3. Robin Scott 4. Lisa Miller 5. Dawn Dressler 6. Bev Miller 7. Pam Edwards 8. Wendy Recker 9. Teena Merrell 10. Michelle Conley

Years 1992–96 1999–04 1987–91 1988–92 1990–94 1984–87 1989–92, 94 1993–96 1986–90 1990–94

Stl 249 228 219 207 145 140 120 118 113 103

BLOCKED SHOTS

REBOUNDS

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE Name 1. Amy Neuhouser 2. Rhonda Unverferth 3. Verea Bibbs 4. Lisa Miller 5. Pam Edwards 6. Judy Guess 7. Kim Recker 8. Robin Scott 9. Jennie Newhard 10. Lindy Jones

Years 1999–01 1986–90 1988–92 1988–90 1988–90, 92 1992–96 1984–87 2003– 1988–90 1987–91

STEALS

Reb. 937 760 662 627 576 570 532 488 468 455

Name 1. Jennie Newhard 2. Pam Edwards 3. Robin Scott 4. Kelly Boyd 5. Verea Bibbs 6. Sarah Turner 7. Dawn Dressler 8. Mandy Loveless 9. Clara Towbridge 10. Shelly Sands

Years 1992–96 1989–92, 94 1987–91 2002– 2001–05 1987–89 1990–94 1996–00 1983–86 1988–92

BLK 130 80 52 50 49 35 33 33 33 32

ASSISTS PCT .561 .531 .511 .506 .504 .496 .488 .487 .484 .477

Name 1. Wendy Recker 2. Lindy Jones 3. Dawn Harbaugh 3. Rita Boyle 5. Lisa Miller 6. Bev Miller 7. Robin Scott 8. Dawn Dressler 9. Teena Merrell 10. Amy Perkins

Years 1993–96 1992–96 1987–91 1983–86 1988–92 1984–87 1987–91 1990–94 1986–90 1990–94

Ast 419 328 302 302 299 283 262 242 231 223

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Name 1. Amy Gearlds 2. Teena Merrell 3. Jamie Holderman 4. Lindy Jones 4. Kara Moore 6. Jessica Henry 7. Trish Fleming 8. Courtney Nicley 9. Shanie Smith 10. Tina Menier

Years 1999–04 1986–90 1999–01 1992–96 1998–00 1995–97 1999–01 2001–05 1999–01 1988–90, 92

3-FG 243 165 163 112 112 110 85 74 51 44

FREE THROWS Name 1. Lisa Miller 2. Amy Gearlds 3. Lindy Jones 4. Rhonda Unverferth 5. Jamie Holderman 6. Courtney Nicley 7. Robin Scott 8. Pam Edwards 9. Teena Merrell 10. Katie Bruening

Years 1988–92 1999–04 1992–96 1983–85 1999–01 2001–05 1987–91 1989–92, 94 1986–90 1997–99

FT 557 287 245 243 229 211 200 190 171 163

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

Season Highs 2,358 752 43

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Lisa Miller (1991–92) Lindy Jones (vs. St. Joseph’s, 1995–96)

808 243 18

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Lisa Miller (1991–92) Lindy Jones (vs. St. Joseph’s, 1995–96)

Wins: Winning Percentage: Points: Field Goals: Field Goals Attempted: Field-Goal Percentage: Three-Point Field Goals: Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: Free Throws: Free Throws Attempted: Free-Throw Percentage: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocked Shots:

Field Goals Career: Season: Game:

Field Goals Attempted Career: Season: Game:

1,596 481 27

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Lisa Miller (1991–92) Lindy Jones (vs. Indianapolis, 1994–95)

Field-Goal Percentage Career: Season: Game:

.561 .609 .900

Amy Neuhouser (1988–90) Tearra Dudley (1999–00) Lisa Miller (vs. Kentucky State, 1991–92), 9-10

Game Highs

Three-Point Field Goals Career: Season: Game:

165 80 9

Points: Field Goals: Field Goals Attempted: Field-Goal Percentage: Three-Point Field Goals: Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: Free Throws:

Teena Merrell (1986–90) Amy Gearlds (2003–04) Jamie Holderman (vs. Bellarmine, 1999–00)

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

407 236 17

Teena Merrell (1986–90) Amy Gearlds (2003–04) Jamie Holderman (vs. UMSL 2000–01)

Free Throws Attempted: Free-Throw Percentage:

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

.405 .438 1.000

Teena Merrell (1986–90) Tina Menier (1991–92) Teena Merrell (vs. Oakland, 1989–90), 3-3 Leisha Walker (vs. Kentucky, 2003–04), 3-3

Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocked Shots:

Free Throws Career: Season: Game:

741 266 20

23 (1995–96) .821 (1995–96) 2,431 (1989–90) 901 (1989–90) 1,851 (1989–90) .494 (1991–92) 251 (1999–00) 681 (1999–00) .430 (1989–90) 604 (1995–96) 821 (1991–92) .767 (1995–96) 1,242 (1991–92) 551 (1994–95) 315 (1990–91) 99 (1987–88)

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Lisa Miller (1991–92) Lisa Miller (vs. Wayne State, 1990–91)

117 (vs. Tri State, 1988–89) 48 (vs. S. Indiana, 1990–91) 92 (vs. Purdue, 2004–05) .720 (vs. IUPUI, 1991–92) 16 (vs. Bellarmine, 1999–00) 48 (vs. Grace, 1999–00) 1.000 (vs. S. Indiana, 1994–95) 36 (vs. S. Indiana 1994–95; vs. Kentucky State, 1993–94) 52 (vs. Wayne State, 1990–91) 1.000 (vs. Ashland, 1984–85; vs. Kentucky State, 1992–93; vs. Lewis, 1999–00; vs. Wayne State, 1999–00) 89 (vs. Indianapolis, 1995–96) 31 (vs. S. Indiana, 1990–91) 31 (vs. Marian, 1982–83) 10 (vs. Tri State, 1990–91)

Free Throws Attempted Career: Season: Game:

922 336 24

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Lisa Miller (1991–92) Lisa Miller (vs. Wayne State, 1990–91)

Free-Throw Percentage Career: Season:

.817 .907

Teena Merrell (1986–87) Teena Merrell (1986–87)

937 281 23

Lisa Miller (1988–92) Pam Edwards (1991–92) Verea Bibbs (vs. UALR, 2003–04)

419 197 15

Wendy Recker (1993–96) Wendy Recker (1994–95) Wendy Recker (vs. S. Indiana, 1994–95)

219 71 8

Robin Scott (1987–91) Lindy Jones (1995–96) Lindy Jones (vs. UW-Parkside, 1995–96)

130 48 7

Jamie Newhard (1992–96) Pam Edwards (1991–92) Pam Edwards (1991–92)

Rebounds Career: Season: Game:

Assists Career: Season: Game:

Steals Career: Season: Game:

Blocked Shots Career: Season: Game:

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2005–06 Opponents Bowling Green State

Central Michigan

Kalamazoo College

Falcons

Chippewas

Hornets

Friday Nov. 18, 2005 Bowling Green, Ohio 7 p.m.

Saturday Nov. 26, 2005 Mount Pleasant, Mich. 2 p.m.

Friday Dec. 2, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Location:.....................Bowling Green, Ohio Enrollment:.......................................20,975 Founded:..............................................1910 Conference:...........................Mid-American Colors:..................................Orange/Brown Home Court:.......................Anderson Arena Capacity:.............................................4,700

Location:..................Mount Pleasant, Mich. Enrollment:.......................................27,452 Founded:..............................................1892 Conference:...........................Mid-American Colors:.....................................Maroon/Gold Home Court:..............................Rose Arena Capacity:.............................................5,200

Location:..........................Kalamazoo, Mich. Enrollment:.........................................1,263 Founded:..............................................1833 Conference:.........................................MIAA Colors:....................................Orange/Black Home Court:.........Anderson Athletic Center Capacity:.............................................2,000

Head Coach:.......................... .....Curt Miller Baldwin-Wallace, ’90

Head Coach:................... .Eileen Kleinfelter Findlay, ’79

Head Coach:..........Tes Sobomehin Johnson Virginia, ’00

Record at BGSU:....................65-43 (4 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at CMU:......................36-76 (4 yrs.) Career Record:.................258-157 (14 yrs.)

Record at Kalamazoo:...............first season Career Record:..........................first season

2004-05 Overall Record:......................23-8 Starter Returning/Lost............................5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/3

2004-05 Overall Record:....................10-18 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/1

2004-05 Overall Record:....................10-16 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/6

Tennessee Martin

IUPUI

Northern Iowa

Skyhawks

Jaguars

Panthers

Sunday Dec. 4, 2005 Martin, Tenn. 3 p.m.

Thursday Dec. 8, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Sunday Dec. 11, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind./Memorial Coliseum 1 p.m.

Location:.................................Martin, Tenn. Enrollment:.........................................6,000 Founded:..............................................1900 Conference:................................Ohio Valley Colors:......................................Blue/Orange Home Court:...Elam Center/Skyhawk Arena Capacity:.............................................6,700

Location:...........................Indianapolis, Ind. Enrollment:.......................................28,139 Founded:..............................................1969 Conference:...........................Mid-Continent Colors:.................................Red/Gold/Black Home Court:....................IUPUI Gymnasium Capacity:.............................................2,000

Location:...........................Cedar Falls, Iowa Enrollment:.......................................12,561 Founded:..............................................1876 Conference:..........................Missouri Valley Colors:.................................Purple/Old Gold Home Court:.................................West Gym Capacity:.............................................2,052

Head Coach:................... ............Tara Tansil UT Martin, ’95

Head Coach:................... ...........Shann Hart Norfolk State, ’89

Head Coach:................... ........Tony DiCecco Upper Iowa, ’71

Record at UT Martin:..................9-19 (1 yr.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at IUPUI:..........................7-21(1 yr.) Career Record:...................134-116 (9 yrs.)

Record at UNI:..................147-137 (10 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

2004-05 Overall Record:......................9-19 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/9

2004-05 Overall Record:......................7-21 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............. 5/10

2004-05 Overall Record:....................20-11 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:..............11/4

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2005–06 Opponents Xavier

Maryland Baltimore County

Winthrop

Musketeers

Retrievers

Lady Eagles

Saturday Dec. 17, 2005 Cincinnati, Ohio 2 p.m.

Tuesday Dec. 20, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Friday Dec. 23, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 p.m.

Location:.............................Cincinnati, Ohio Enrollment:.........................................6,600 Founded:..............................................1831 Conference:..........................................A-10 Colors:...............................Blue/Gray/White Home Court:...........................Cintas Center Capacity:...........................................10,250

Location:...............................Baltimore, Md. Enrollment:.......................................12,000 Founded:..............................................1966 Conference:..........................American East Colors:.................................Black/Gold/Red Home Court:................................RAC Arena Capacity:.............................................4,024

Location:................................Rock Hill, S.C. Enrollment:.........................................6,306 Founded:..............................................1886 Conference:..................................Big South Colors:.......................................Garnet/Gold Home Court:...................Winthrop Coliseum Capacity:.............................................6,100

Head Coach:................... .......Kevin McGuff St. Josephs (Ind.), ’92

Head Coach:................... .............Phil Stern Concordia, ’94

Head Coach:................... .........Bud Childers Charleston Southern, ’79

Record at Xavier:...................59-33 (3 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at UMBC:....................26-60 (3 yrs.) Career Record:...................120-132 (9 yrs.)

Record at Winthrop:....................2-26 (1 yr.) Career Record:.................387-265 (23 yrs.)

2004-05 Overall Record:....................22-10 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/5

2004-05 Overall Record:......................8-20 Starter Returning/Lost............................5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/4

2004-05 Overall Record:......................2-26 Starter Returning/Lost............................1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/6

Appalachian State

Nicholls State

Iowa State

Mountaineers

Lady Colonels

Cyclones

Thursday Dec. 29, 2005 Ames, Iowa/Iowa State Tourney 5:30 p.m.

Friday Dec. 30, 2005 Ames, Iowa/Cyclone Classic 5:30 p.m./8 p.m.

Location:...................................Boone, N.C. Enrollment:.......................................14,800 Founded:..............................................1899 Conference:...................................Southern Colors:........................................Black/Gold Home Court:.........................Holmes Center Capacity:.............................................8,325

Location:...............................Thibodaux, La. Enrollment:.........................................7,482 Founded:..............................................1948 Conference:.................................Southland Colors:...........................................Red/Grey Home Court:................Stopher Gymnasium Capacity:.............................................3,800

Location:....................................Ames, Iowa Enrollment:.......................................25,741 Founded:..............................................1858 Conference:.......................................Big 12 Colors:....................................Cardinal/Gold Home Court:........James H. Hilton Coliseum Capacity:...........................................14,092

Head Coach:................. .....Adrienne Shuler Georgia, ’92

Head Coach:................... ...........Mark Cook Wichita State, ’83

Head Coach:................... ..........Bill Fennelly William Penn College, ’79

Record at Appalachian St:.....27-57 (3 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at Nicholls State:...........8-20 (1 yr.) Career Record:.....................150-84 (6 yrs.)

Record at Iowa State:.........215-97 (10 yrs.) Career Record:.................381-150 (17 yrs.)

2004-05 Overall Record:....................11-17 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/4

2004-05 Overall Record:......................8-20 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/4

2004-05 Overall Record:......................23-7 Starter Returning/Lost............................7/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 2/3

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

2005–06 Opponents Northern Illinois

Radford

Valparaiso

Huskies

Highlanders

Crusaders

Wednesday Jan. 4, 2006 DeKalb, Ill. 7:05 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 7, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Thursday Jan. 12, 2006 Valparaiso, Ind. 7:05 p.m.

Location:.....................................DeKalb, Ill. Enrollment:.......................................24,820 Founded:..............................................1895 Conference:...........................Mid-American Colors:..................................Cardinal/Black Home Court:...........NIU Convocation Center Capacity:.............................................9,100

Location:...................................Radford, Va. Enrollment:.........................................9,552 Founded:..............................................1910 Conference:..................................Big South Colors:......................Red/Blue/Green/White Home Court:........................Dedmon Center Capacity:.............................................5,000

Location:..............................Valparaiso, Ind. Enrollment:.........................................4,000 Founded:..............................................1859 Conference:...........................Mid-Continent Colors:.......................................Brown/Gold Home Court:.....Athletics-Recreation Center Capacity:.............................................5,000

Head Coach:................... ........Carol Owens Northern Illinois, ’90

Head Coach:................... ............Jeri Porter Liberty, ’91

Head Coach:................... ......Keith Freeman Huntington University, ’86

Record at NIU:...........................first season Career Record:..........................first season

Record at Radford:.................36-48 (3 yrs.) Career Record:.....................100-93 (7 yrs.)

Record at Valparaiso:.......193-128 (11 yrs.) Career Record:.................322-175 (17 yrs.)

2004-05 Overall Record:......................7-21 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/4

2004-05 Overall Record:....................12-16 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/5

2004-05 Overall Record:....................18-10 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 7/5

Longwood

South Dakota State

North Dakota State

Lancers

Jackrabbits

Bison

Saturday Jan. 14, 2006 Farmville, Va. 4 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 28, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 p.m.

Friday Feb. 24, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Thursday Jan. 19, 2006 Brookings, S.D. 7 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 21, 2006 Fargo, N.D. 7 p.m.

Sunday Feb. 26, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 p.m.

Location:.................................Farmville, Va. Enrollment:.........................................4,300 Founded:..............................................1839 Conference:.............................Independent Colors:........................................Blue/White Home Court:...............................Willett Hall Capacity:.............................................2,522

Location:..............................Brookings, S.D. Enrollment:.......................................11,021 Founded:..............................................1881 Conference:.............................Independent Colors:.......................................Yellow/Blue Home Court:..............................Frost Arena Capacity:.............................................8,000

Location:.....................................Fargo, N.D. Enrollment:.......................................12,099 Founded:..............................................1890 Conference:..............................Independent Colors:.....................................Green/Yellow Home Court:....................Bison Sport Arena Capacity:.............................................6,000

Head Coach:........................Shirley Duncan Kentucky

Head Coach:................... ....Aaron Johnston Gustavus Adolphus, ’96

Head Coach:................... ............Amy Ruley Purdue, ’78

Record at Longwood:.......352-253 (22 yrs.) Career Record:.................393-313 (25 yrs.)

Record at SDSU:................126-40 (5+ yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at NDSU:...............631-159 (26 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

2004-05 Overall Record:....................15-13 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/4

2004-05 Overall Record:......................21-7 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 7/5

2004-05 Overall Record:......................26-1 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/5

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

2005–06 Opponents Butler

Texas Pan American

Texas A&M Corpus Christi

Bulldogs

Lady Broncs

Islanders

Wednesday Jan. 25, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 4, 2006 Edinburg, Texas 7 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 18, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 p.m.

Monday Feb. 6, 2006 Corpus Christi, Texas

7 p.m.

Friday March 3, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 8 p.m.

Location:...........................Indianapolis, Ind. Enrollment:.........................................4,400 Founded:..............................................1855 Conference:........................Horizon League Colors:........................................Blue/White Home Court:....................Hinkle Fieldhouse Capacity:...........................................11,043

Location:.............................Edinburg, Texas Enrollment:.......................................18,000 Founded:..............................................1927 Conference:.............................Independent Colors:..............Forest Green/Orange/White Home Court:......................UTPA Fieldhouse Capacity:.............................................4,000

Location:....................Corpus Christi, Texas Enrollment:.........................................8,300 Founded:..............................................1947 Conference:.............................Independent Colors:.............................Blue/Green/Silver Home Court:............American Bank Center Capacity:.............................................8,400

Head Coach:...................... .....Beth Couture Erskine, ’84

Head Coach:................... ..........DeAnn Craft Central Florida, ’87

Head Coach:................... ..............Jodi Kest Slippery Rock, ’84

Record at Butler:....................34-52 (3 yrs.) Career Record:.................292-169 (16 yrs.)

Record at UTPA:.....................27-29 (2 yrs.) Career Record:.................132-129 (14 yrs.)

Record at TAMUCC:................57-28 (2 yrs.) Career Record:.................210-141 (12 yrs.)

2004-05 Overall Record:....................14-14 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.............10/4

2004-05 Overall Record:....................14-14 Starter Returning/Lost............................3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/6

2004-05 Overall Record:......................23-7 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/4

Purdue

Wayne State

Utah Valley State

Boilermakers

Warriors

Wolverines

Thursday Feb. 9, 2006 West Lafayette, Ind. 7 p.m.

Tuesday Feb. 21, 2006 Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 p.m.

Wednesday March 1, 2005 Fort Wayne, Ind. 5:30 p.m.

Location:......................West Lafayette, Ind. Enrollment:.......................................38,712 Founded:..............................................1869 Conference:......................................Big Ten Colors:..................................Old Gold/Black Home Court:..........................Mackey Arena Capacity:...........................................14,123

Location:................................Detroit, Mich. Enrollment:.......................................33,314 Founded:..............................................1868 Conference:........................................GLIAC Colors:........................................Green/Gold Home Court:....................Matthaei Complex Capacity:.............................................2,000

Location:....................................Orem, Utah Enrollment:.......................................25,000 Founded:..............................................1941 Conference:..............................Independent Colors:...................Forest Green/Gold/White Home Court:....................The McKay Center Capacity:.............................................8,500

Head Coach:................... ..........Kristy Curry Northeast Louisiana, ’88

Head Coach:................... ......Gloria Bradley Seton Hall, ’84

Head Coach:................... ..........Cathy Nixon BYU, ’89

Record at Purdue:................153-44 (6 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

Record at Wayne State:.........66-70 (7 yrs.) Career Record:.................180-139 (12 yrs.)

Record at UVSC:...............205-108 (10 yrs.) Career Record:....................................same

2004-05 Overall Record:....................17-13 Starter Returning/Lost............................4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/3

2004-05 Overall Record:......................6-20 Starter Returning/Lost............................5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.............12/1

2004-05 Overall Record:......................4-22 Starter Returning/Lost............................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/6

2005–2006 WOMEN’S MASTODON BASKETBALL

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Official Basketball Signals STOP CLOCK

START CLOCK

Start clock

WOMEN ONLY Stop clock for foul using other hand to point going other direction

Stop clock for foul

Stop clock

WOMEN ONLY FULL TIMEOUT Place fingertips & thumbs of both hands together in front of chest & spread hand out to shoulder width

Stop clock for jump ball

VIOLATIONS

+ MEDIA TIMEOUT Point towards the scorers' table for radio/TV

Over and back or palming/carrying the ball

Traveling

Excessive swinging of elbow

3-second violation

Illegal dribble

5-second violation *There is no stop clock signal prior to an out-of-bounds violation.

30-second timeout

Shot-clock violation

FOULS

+ Blocking

Hack/hit on arm

Holding

Pushing or charging

Hand check

FOULS

Player-control foul

Double foul

NOTE: Bird-dogging is optional for men's game

+ Technical foul

Intentional foul

INFORMATION

WOMEN ONLY Last-second shot Directional signal

Throw-in, free throw or designated spot

Visible counts

Beackon substitution ball dead-clock stopped

Not closely guarded

Shot clock reset

SHOOTING

3-point field goal No score

Goal counts or is awarded

Point(s) awarded use 1 or 2 fingers (for 3 points, see No. 35)

Attempt

and if successful

Bonus free throw for 2nd throw, drop one arm – for 2 throws use 1 arm with 2 fingers – for three throws use 1 arm with 3 fingers

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