2011-2012 Urbana University Women's Basketball Media Guide by Urbana University

P R E S I D E N T ’ S

W E L C O M E

Welcome to Urbana University. Our great institution dates back to 1850. From the outset, we have offered a values-based, liberal arts education in a rural, safe, intimate, and inspiring environment. We prepare our students for a life of service, citizenship, and learning. Intercollegiate athletics has been an optional component of the learning experience at Urbana University since 1870. The entire Urbana University community, including our student-athletes, values your involvement in Blue Knight athletics - as fans, supporters, and friends. We hope that you will enjoy the 2011-2012 athletic season and stay enthusiastically involved.

Home Court Information Name ...... Warren G. Grimes Center Gym Capacity ................................................... 2,500

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Basktball History First Year of Basketball ................. 1974-75 All-time Record (%) ............ 379-457 (.453) Last Nat’l Tourn. App. ........ 1998-99 (NAIA) Opp./Result .............. Judson Univ./L, 60-66

Dr. Stephen B. Jones TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEX-QUICK FACTS

Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2 ............. Index/Quick Facts/New Conference Info 4 .......................................... 2011-12 Season Outlook 5-7 .................. Coaching Staff/Team Photo & Roster 8-14 .................................... Blue Knight Player Pages 16 ..................................................... 2010-11 Statistics 17-18 ................................ Blue Knights’ Record Book 19 ................................................. 2011-12 Opponents

Urbana University Pages 20 ......................... Athletic Department Support Staff 21 ........................ 2011-12 Hall of Fame Information 23 .................................................. UU Athletic Facilities 24-25 .................. The Urbana University Experience 26-27 .............................................. 2011-12 Sponsors 28 ................................................... 2011-12 Schedule

The 2011-12 Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Media Guide was designed and written by Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations Chris Anders. The cover features Urbana’s 3 team captains: #22 Jackie Cousineau, #44 Andrea Vogel and #33 DeVonyea Johnson. Photography courtesy of Mark Riedinger of Scioto Photo (SciotoPhoto.PhotoReflect.com) and the Urbana Sports Information Department. Additional assistance provided by Head Coach Tray Huntsman and his staff.

UU AMONGST 6 SCHOOLS FORMING NEW NCAA D-II CONFERENCE CEDARVILLE, Ohio (Oct. 17, 2011) - Presidents of the newly formed athletic conference, featuring 6 NCAA Division II colleges and universities from Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio, have announced the conference will be named the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC). The six member institutions include: Cedarville University (Cedarville, Ohio); Central State University (Wilberforce, Ohio); Kentucky Wesleyan College (Owensboro, Kentucky); Trevecca Nazarene University (Nashville, Tenn.); Urbana University (Urbana, Ohio); and Ursuline College (Pepper Pike, Ohio). The new conference will begin competition in the fall of 2013, pending approval from the NCAA. The G-MAC would become the NCAA's 24th Division II conference. Currently Kentucky Wesleyan holds membership in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Urbana and Central State are associate members in the GLVC for football only, and the other three Ohio schools currently compete as Division II independents. The Presidents issued a joint statement saying, "The Great Midwest Athletic Conference reflects the membership of similar institutions with parallel academic and athletic philosophies and resources. The geographical reference in the Conference's name represents the connection to NCAA Division II's Midwest region." The league administrators have been working diligently to create the structure needed to form a conference that will be desirable to other Midwest regional colleges and universities with similar philosophies. Expansion beyond the original six will be a priority moving forward. The CEO's added, "We believe the G-MAC will become the model NCAA Division II conference with our principal focus on the student-athlete experience - including academic success, social development, athletic performance, and character development."

URBANA QUICK FACTS City/Zip ..................... Urbana, Ohio/43078 Founded ..................................................... 1850 Enrollment .................................................. 1,505 Nickname ...................................... Blue Knights School Colors ............... Royal Blue & White Affiliation .............................. NCAA Division II Conference ................................. Independent President ..................... Dr. Stephen B. Jones Athletic Director .......................... Doug Young SWA ............................................. Nicole Pluger Faculty Athletic Rep. ................ Dr. Jim Judge Athletic Dept. Phone ......... (937) 484-1308 Website ............................. sports.urbana.edu Asst. A.D. Media Relations .... ...Chris Anders Email ............................ canders@urbana.edu

Team Information 2010-11 Overall Record ....................... 11-17 2010-11 Home Record ............................ 5-8 Starters returning/lost ............................. 2/3 Letterwinners returning/lost ................... 4/5 Coaching Staff Head Coach ........................... Tray Huntsman Alma Mater ................... Central State, 1998 Years as an Asst. at UU ............ 2006-2011 Record at UU (Yr) ............................ 0-0 (1st) Career Record (Yr) .......................... 0-0 (1st) Grad. Assistant (Yr) ........ Haley Ducey (1st) Alma Mater ............................... Urbana, 2011 Head Athletic Trainer ........... Jassen Dobyns Assistant Athletic Trainer ....... Carrie Henry

2010-11 Schedule/Results Record: 11-17

Nov.12 #23 GRAND VALLEY ST. L, 67-73 0-1 Nov.20 #7 CEDARVILLE UNIV. W, 79-74 1-1 Nov. 27 @ Ashland University L, 53-83 1-2 Nov. 28 vs. Hillsdale College L, 52-77 1-3 Dec. 2 MERCYHURST COLLEGE L, 70-80 OT 1-4 Dec. 4 SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. W, 66-62 2-4 Dec. 10 @ Clarion University W, 60-53 3-4 Dec. 15 @ Mercyhurst College L, 47-73 3-5 Dec. 18 @ #21 Gannon University L, 52-57 3-6 Dec. 19 @ Edinboro University L, 59-84 3-7 Jan. 8 @ #11 Cedarville Univ. L, 65-85 3-8 Jan. 12 OHIO DOMINICAN L, 55-67 3-9 Jan. 15 @ Oakland City Univ. W, 65-49 4-9 Jan. 17 @ Central State Univ. W, 79-64 5-9 Jan. 22 UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY L, 63-76 5-10 Jan. 26 @ #22 Grand Valley St. L, 62-77 5-11 Feb. 5 OAKLAND CITY UNIV. W, 68-55 6-11 Feb. 7 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEY. L, 69-84 6-12 Feb. 10 CENTRAL STATE UNIV. W, 81-64 7-12 Feb. 12 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE L, 63-66 7-13 Feb. 16 @ Ohio Dominican Univ. W, 56-52 8-13 Feb. 17 @ Salem International W, 73-43 9-13 Feb. 19 SALEM INTERNATIONAL W, 79-43 10-13 Feb. 21 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA L, 61-71 10-14 Feb. 23 FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY L, 58-85 10-15 Feb. 25 vs. Central State Univ. W, 70-67 11-15 Feb. 26 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic L, 43-53 11-16 Feb. 27 @ District of Columbia L, 60-84 11-17 HOME GAMES IN BOLD, ALL CAPS

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YOUTH, NEW LEADERSHIP TAKE CHARGE

BLUE KNIGHTS

URBANA, Ohio (November 9, 2011) - For the first time in almost two decades, the Urbana University women's basketball program is under new leadership. Gone are legendary Head Coach Rob Phillips and his 537 collegiate wins. Replacing him is long-time assistant Tray Huntsman. Huntsman worked alongside Phillips for each of the past five seasons, so the transition should be as seamless as possible. However, after 17 years of Phillips patrolling courtside at Urbana basketball games, a period of adjustment is expected while the team adapts to its new leadership. On the court, Urbana is also experiencing a major shift of leadership. Five seniors from last year's team have graduated, taking nearly 70% of the offense with them. All that remains are 2 starters and 5 total players with any varsity experience. The team captains this season are a junior and two sophomores. For the first time in over a decade, there isn't a single senior on the squad. All of this uncertainty is new to a program that experienced more success than any other over the last two decades at Urbana. The Blue Knights won 20 or more games four times under Phillips, averaging 16 wins a season since he took over in 1994. Coach Huntsman maintains that the program's goals won't change on his clock. "As always, we want to maintain a team GPA of 3.0 or higher in the classroom, and we want to win at least 16 games this season. We expect to have a winning season and end the year with a Championship," asserts Huntsman.

SEASON OUTLOOK

Playing in the NCAA D-II Independent post-season tournament for the first time last season, the Blue Knights finished a disappointing fourth. Despite a roster upheaval and turnover at the top, Huntsman and the Blue Knights have their eye on a championship in that February tournament. Leading the way will be team captains Andrea Vogel (Bluffton, IN), DeVonyea Johnson (Ypsilanti, MI) and Jackie Cousineau (Olivet, MI). Vogel is a two-year starter at center for the Blue Knights. The 6-2 junior is a two-time All-Independent selection. She's averaged 10 points and nearly 7 rebounds and 2 blocks a contest over her two-year career. "Andrea also leads by example on and off the court," explains Huntsman. "She's also improved in the weight room, increasing her bench by 33%. I expect her to dominate the post offensively and defensively, and I sincerely believe Andrea can average a double-double in points and boards this season." Johnson and Cousineau were both named to the All-Independent Freshman Team as rookie guards last season. Early in her first year, Johnson established herself as a vocal floor general. She led the team in assists, while pouring in 8 points a game on 43% shooting. Cousineau came off the bench to score 4 points per game on 35% shooting from behind the arc, but her specialty was perimeter defense. Adds Huntsman, "DeVonyea has been a lot more vocal this preseason. She's very intelligent for her age and as the starting point guard and floor general, I expect her to be an extension of me on the court." "Jackie has earned the starting role of shooting guard. She is one of the best shooters and on-the-ball defenders on the team. We are a defensive-minded team, and Jackie's primary responsibility is to set the tone for our defense with her ball pressure." Urbana's only other experienced varsity returners include junior guard Nora Boerger (Milford Center, OH) and sophomore post Tiffany Parks (Franklin, OH). Together, the duo averaged less than 14 minutes of court time a season ago, but both may be counted on to play larger roles on a young squad. Newcomers who may contribute immediately include Jessica Saffold (Bedford, OH), Ciara Geiger (Ft. Wayne, IN), Katy Barkley (Olivet, MI), and Stephanie Lock (White Lake, MI). Saffold had to sit out a year after transferring to Urbana a year ago from Cuyahoga Community College. Huntsman expects the 5-9 junior guard/forward to create serious match-up problems for opposing teams. "Jess has come back focused and ready to do whatever it takes to win. She's an absolute beast on the boards. She's too big and too strong for opposing guards, and she's too quick for forwards. Jess has earned her way into the starting line up. I expect big things out of her this season." Geiger and Barkley will provide depth in a loaded backcourt. The freshmen guards bring different styles to the court. According to Huntsman, "Geiger is an impact player who immediately set the tone for what's expected of a Lady Blue Knight. An extreme competitor, Ciara has the ability to embarrass opponents with her crafty ball handling. Barkley is an amazing role player. She does all the little things in a big way. With her non-stop hustle, she's possibly the hardest working player on the team. She also possesses a great mid-range jumper, and she's a top-notch ball defender." Lock is a freshman post looking to make an instant impact on the boards. Her strength and presence in the post will give the Blue Knights another solid defender and rebounder down low. Entering his first season as head coach, Huntsman will try to keep his message simple for a team filled with youth and uncertainty. "My message to the team is 'offense sells tickets, but defense wins games,' and if we rebound and take care of the ball, we're capable of winning championships."

HEAD COACH TRAY HUNTSMAN CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;98 EMAIL: THUNTSMAN@URBANA.EDU PHONE: 937.484.1392 On September 30th, 2011, Urbana University Athletic Director Doug Young announced that long-time assistant Tray Huntsman had been promoted to Head Women's Basketball Coach. Huntsman takes over the helm for Rob Phillips, who announced his resignation after 18 years in the position. "We are very excited to have a coach of Tray's caliber taking over the reins of our program," said Young. "Tray has been very dedicated to our team and its players for a long time now. He is certainly deserving of the opportunity to assume this leadership role." For the past five years, Huntsman worked alongside Phillips as an assistant coach. He joined the program in 2006 and made an immediate impact. In his first season, the Blue Knights improved their win total by nine. With Huntsman on the bench as an assistant, Urbana won an average of 15 games a season. The team posted a .543 win percentage and posted three straight winning seasons during the transition to NCAA Division II.

In addition to his work on the bench and in the gym, Huntsman was also involved as an advisor to Urbana's chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He will continue his role as a major facilitator for the FCA.

HEAD COACH

"I have taught close to every level of basketball, from elementary, to middle school, high school, AAU, NAIA and now at the Division II level," explained Huntsman upon his promotion. "I believe that I am not only a high-quality coach, but even more importantly, a first-class instructor of the game of basketball. I feel that my vast variety of experience has prepared me to successfully lead my own program. I am fair, upfront and honest with my players and parents. I have high expectations for myself as well for my players."

Upon his resignation, Phillips offered Huntsman his full endorsement: "It gives me a great amount of peace to have Coach Huntsman succeed me as head coach. Tray has been an incredible assistant for the past five years. He has comprehensive knowledge of the game of basketball and a passion for the sport. More importantly, he has a heart for the student-athletes and their overall well-being. Coach Huntsman will enrich the lives of the student-athletes under his care. He also has a great sense of community and will undoubtedly keep team involved on campus and the city of Urbana. I'm excited for Tray and the team, and I find great comfort personally knowing that the tradition that is the Urbana University women's basketball program will continue to grow under his leadership." Prior to coming to Urbana, Huntsman spent seven years as an assistant coach and a head coach in the Urbana High School and Junior High basketball programs. He also taught in the school system during that time. Most recently, he worked as a probation officer for Clark County Youth Services. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Huntsman came to Ohio after being offered the Presidential Scholarship to Central State University. Huntsman graduated from CSU with a bachelor of science in industrial engineering in 1998. Currently, Huntsman resides in Urbana. He has two children; a son, Trayveion II (13), and a daughter, Victoria (11).

GRADUATE ASSISTANT HALEY DUCEY Haley Ducey joined the Urbana coaching staff as a graduate assistant soon after completing her fouryear career as a Blue Knight in 2011. After sitting out her freshman season with a knee injury, Ducey went on to complete one of the most successful three-year runs as a player in school history. She finished with 755 career points in 82 games for the Royal Blue and White. Despite playing just three seasons, she finished 12th all-time in career assists (215), 6th in career 3-point percentage (33.8%), and 1st in career free throw percentage (89.2%). Urbana averaged over 15 wins a season during Ducey's career, and twice the team captain earned NCAA D-II All-Independent honors. A leader on the court and in the classroom, Ducey was a regular on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll. She's currently working towards her MBA after receiving her undergraduate degree in sports management. Prior to coming to Urbana, Ducey was a standout prep star at Ottawa-Glandorf High School. She started 72 consecutive games for the Titans, averaging 12.4 points per game and earning All-Ohio honors in 2007.

ASSISTANT COACH KEVIN HALL

COACHING STAFF

Kevin Hall is in his first season as an assistant on the Blue Knight coaching staff. Hall has 27 years of experience as an assistant coach at the prep level in the area. He spent 8 years as an assistant at Trotwood-Madison High School and 19 seasons as a member of the Springfield South High School coaching staff. For over 30 years, Hall was an interventional specialist and academic advisor at Springfield City Schools. After retiring in 2007, he accepted a position as an education specialist for the Clark County Juvenile Court, where he remains today.

Hall received his Bachelor of Science in Education from nearby Central State University. Later, he attained his Master of Education and Educational Leadership from Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Hall currently resides in Springfield with is wife.

THE 2011-12 BLUE KNIGHT TEAM PHOTO

# Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown/Previous School(s) 11 Briana Fisher 5-5 So. G Indianapolis, IN/Fallcreek Academy 12 Nora Boerger 5-4 Jr. G Milford Center, OH/Fairbanks HS 13 Tiffany Parks 6-0 So. PF Franklin, OH/Middletown HS/Northern Kentucky Univ. 20 Katy Barkley 5-9 Fr. G Olivet, MI/Olivet HS 22 Jackie Cousineau 5-5 So. G Olivet, MI/Olivet HS 23 Stephanie Lock 5-11 Fr. PF White Lake, MI/Lakeland HS 24 Ciara Geiger 5-9 Fr. G Ft. Wayne, IN/Carroll HS 25 Alicia Edwards 5-6 Jr. G Naperville, IL/Plano West HS/Waubonsee C.C. 30 Christina Nagle 5-9 Fr. G Shelby Township, MI/Henry Ford II HS 32 Lisa Burns 5-5 Jr. G Marysville, OH/Marysville HS/Muskingum University 33 DeVonyea Johnson 5-8 So. G Ypsilanti, MI/Ann Arbor Huron HS 34 Jessica Saffold 5-9 Jr. G Bedford, OH/Bedford HS/Cuyahoga C.C. 42 Alyssa Ostrowski 6-2 Fr. F/C Fenton, MI/Fenton HS 44 Andrea Vogel 6-2 Jr. C Bluffton, IN/Norwell HS 50 Amelia Carter 5-10 So. F Quincy, OH/Riverside Local HS/University of Cincinnati Head Coach: Tray Huntsman (Central State, '98) Graduate Assistant: Haley Ducey (Urbana, '11) Assistant Coach: Kevin Hall (1st Season)

ROSTER/TEAM PHOTO

2011-12 Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Team — Front Row Seated (l-r): Bethaine Caldwell, Ciara Geiger, Lisa Burns, Jackie Cousineau, DeVonyea Johnson, Nora Boerger, Alicia Edwards, Christina Nagle, Brittany Parks Back Row Standing (l-r): Head Coach Tray Huntsman, Briana Fisher, Katy Barkley, Tiffany Parks, Alyssa Ostrowski, Andrea Vogel, Stephanie Lock, Amelia Carter, Kate Francisco, Graduate Assistant Haley Ducey, Assistant Coach Kevin Hall

PLAYERS PROFILES

Boergerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

Blue Knight Notes: 2011 - Also a member of the Blue Knights' Lacrosse Team...Ear ned All-American Honorable Mention from USACollegeLacrosse.com...Played and started all 15 games this season for the lacrosse team... Led the team in assists with her ability to find the open player... 2nd on the team in ground ball pick ups and fouls due to her desire for the ball, and tied for 2nd on the team in caused turnovers.... 3rd on the team in goals, points, shots, and shots on goal but had the best shot on goal% for the team... Has 2 multi-goal games... Scored her first goal in the teams 3rd game of the season against Regis University Scored a goal while a man down in the last game of the season against Notre Dame College...Team co-captain.

Minutes Played ................ 9 Twice, last at UDC (2/27/11) Points ............................... 5 at University of D.C. (2/27/11) Rebounds ........................ 2 at Edinboro (12/19/10) Assists ............................. 2 at University of D.C. (2/27/11) Steals ............................... 2 at University of D.C. (2/27/11) Blocks .............................. 1 vs. SALEM INTERNATIONAL (02/19/11) 3-pts Made ....................... 1 Twice, last at UDC (2/27/11) FGs Made ......................... 1 4 Times, last at UDC (2/27/11) FTs Made .......................... 2 Twice, last at UDC (2/27/11)

2010-11: In her sophmore season, Nora played in 12 games...she made improvement in every game she played in... Her best game came against the University of D.C in the last game of the season (2/27/11), she went 1-3 from the field with a 3-pointer and 2-2 from the line, she added 2 steals and 2 assists to go along with her 5 points in 9 minutes of playing time. 2009-2010: Played mostly junior varsity for the Blue Knights...Made two appearances for the varsity...Played in her first varsity game on 2/8/10 at Ohio Valley University, pulling down a rebound at the end of a 73-49 Blue Knight win...Named to the Athletic Director's 2009 Fall Honor Roll. Prep Notes: Played for coach Lori Phelps at Fairbanks HS...Named 2008-2009 Team MVP and Teammate of the Year...Named 2nd Team All-NWCC. Personal: Daughter of Donald and Debbie Boerger...Born June 8, 1990...Exercise Science major...Her twin sister, Emily, plays lacrosse for the Blue Knights.

#12 NORA g BOERGERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BLUE KNIGHT CAREER STATS Rebounds GP-GS Min. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 2009-10 2-0

0/0.0

0-0

.000

0-0

.000 0-0 .000 0-1-1/0.5

0-0 - -

2010-11 12-0 51

14/1.2

4-18 .222

2-8

.250 4-5 .800 1-3-4/0.3

6-0 5 10 1 3

14/1.0

4-18 .222

2-8

.250 4-5 .800

6-0 5 10 1 3

Total 8

14-0

1-4-5/.36

Vogelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

2009-10: Named to the Athletic Director's Fall and Spring Honor Roll...In her 1st season of competition for the Blue Knights, Vogel played in all 27 games, starting 21, including the final 20 games of the season... She had a teamhigh .528 field goal percentage, which already places her 3rd in career FG% at UU....Vogel also led the teams in blocks with 44, notching the 7th most blocks in team history in a single season... Finished 2nd on the team in points per game (10.0) and rebounds (6.8)... 5th on the team in steals (19) and mintues played with 746 (27.6/gm)... Vogel lead the team in rebounds 7 different times with her highest total coming against Marygrove College on 1/ 09/10 where she also racked up 17 rebounds and 11 points...The 17-rebound performance is tied for 6th alltime in a single game at UU... She had 3 double-doubles on the season... Also led the team in assists once and scoring on 3 separate occasions... The category where she excelled the most was blocks, leading the team in that statistical category 17 different times... Vogel's highest block total came against Central State University on 1/12/ 10 when she had a school-record 7 swats, as well as another season-high with 18 points...In this game she also contributed 3 assists and 6 rebounds...Carried a team-high streak of 9 straight games reaching double figures in scoring from 12/15 to 1/23...Finished with 16 games in double-digit scoring, including 15 of the final 22...Her 5 blocks against LMU at home on 12/2 is tied for the 3rd most in school history in a single game...Shot 50% or better in 21 of 27 games...Named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week on 1/15/10 after averaging 14.5 points, 11.5 rebounds, and 5 blocks a game in wins over Marygrove and Central St...Vogel averaged 11.9 ppg on 62% shooting during a 11-game stretch leading up to her selection as BKSAW that saw UU finish 10-1 during that time...Named NCAA Division II All-Independent Freshman of the Year, and landed on the All-Freshmen Team.

PLAYER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Named Team Captain. 2010-11: Named the team's Top Scholar and earned the Athletic Department's recognition as the Female Academic Achievement Award Winner at the All-Sports Banquet on 4/30/11...Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Third Team...In her second season with the Blue Knights, Andrea almost duplicated her fantastic freshman season... This seasom she ranked 3rd on the team in FG% and points, and 1st on the team in rebounds and blocks... She lead the team in scoring in 3 different games, in rebounding in 9 different games, and in blocks she lead the team 19 different times (most on team)... She had 12 games this season in which she scored 10+ points, and 2 in which she had 10+ rebounds... The two games in which she had 10+ rebounds resulted in a double-double for her (Findlay & Ohio Dominican)... After her sophmore season she is already in the Urbana record books as she is 6th in FG% (49.6), 5th in blocks for a season (48), 4th in blocks for a career (92), and 3rd in blocks in a single game (5)... She was also name the Blue Knight StudentAthlete of the Week for her performances at Oakland City (1/15/11) and Central State (1/17/11) when she averaged 14.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks in the two games.

Minutes Played ................ 38 at Central State (2/22/10) Points ............................... 18 vs. CENTRAL STATE (1/12/10) Rebounds ........................ 17 vs. MARYGROVE (1/9/10) Assists ............................. 3 7 Times, last vs. SVSU (2/12/11) Steals ............................... 2 4 times, last at LMU (2/24/10) Blocks .............................. 7 vs. CENTRAL STATE (1/12/10) 3-pts Made ....................... 0 FGs Made ......................... 8 Twice, last at Ohio Dominican (2/16/11) FTs Made .......................... 7 at. Oakland City (1/16/10)

Prep Notes: Played at Norwell (Indiana) High School...Helped her Norwell Knights to a 21-3 mark as a senior. The Knights finished a perfect 7-0 to win the Northeast Hoosier Conference. Personal: An Early Childhood Education major at Urbana. She will also be a part of the University's Honor's Program. In addition to her basketball award, Vogel will receive the prestigious Presidential Academic Scholarship.

#44 ANDREA VOGELâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BLUE KNIGHT CAREER STATS GP-GS Min. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct.

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl

2009-10 27-21 746 270/10 112-212 .528

- 46-76 .605 62-122-184/6.8 57-0 33 45 44 19

2010-11 28-26 788 262/9.4 115-246 .467

- 32-61 .525 58-114-172/6.1 69-1 25 34 48 11

- 78-137 .569 110-236-356/6.5 126-1 58 79 92 30

Total

55-47 1534 532/9.7 227-458 .496

PLAYER PROFILES

Parks’ Career Highs

Blue Knight Notes: 2010-11: In her first season with the Blue Knights, Tiffany played in 18 games after returning 4 months early from knee surgery...She tied for the most blocks in a game twice, and most rebounds once...Her best game of the season came against Salem International (2/19/11) when she went 3-for-6 from the field, scoring 6 points to go along with a team-high 9 rebounds, an assist, and 2 steals in 19 minutes of action.

Minutes Played ................ 19 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (02/19/11) Points ............................... 6 Twice, last at UDC (2/27/11) Rebounds ........................ 9 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (02/19/11) Assists ............................. 1 5 Times, last at UDC (2/27/11) Steals ............................... 2 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (02/19/11) Blocks .............................. 3 3 Times, last vs. OCU (2/5/11) 3-pts Made ....................... 0 FGs Made ......................... 3 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (02/19/11) FTs Made .......................... 3 at Salem International (02/17/11)

College Notes: Tiffany transferred to Urbana from Northern Kentucky University. Prep Notes: Tiffany is a 6'0" post from Franklin, OH and Middleton High School (2009) where she was a 2-time Team MVP for Coach Scott Dalton...At Middletown, Tiffany earned all-conference honors twice, including a 1st Team All-GMC selection as a senior...Named to the GMC All-Academic Team 3 times...Led the GMC in rebounding as a junior (10.1 RPG)...Named All-Area 2nd Team, All-Butler County Honorable Mention, All SW Ohio Honorable Mention, and a Cincinnati Enquirer All-Star...As a senior, she led the GMC in FG% (54.3%), and earned All-Area 1st Team, All-Butler County 2nd Team, All-District, All-SW Ohio, All-Cincinnati Enquirer, and Smokey Mountain Classic All-Tournament team...Selected to play in the OhioKentucky All-Star Game...Named an ESPN Rise Magazine Top Player in the N. Kentucky/Cincinnati/Dayton area...Received the U.S. Marine Distinguished Female Athlete of the Year Award. Personal: Tiffany is the daughter of Tim and Kristine Parks...Born July 20, 1990...Pre-Dentistry major.

#13 TIFFANY PARK’S BLUE KNIGHT CAREER STATS Rebounds GP-GS Min. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 2010-11 18-0 165 30/1.7 Total 10

18-0 165 30/1.7

10-23 .435

0-1

.000 10-16 .625 13-18-31/1.7 30-0 5 13 3 4

10-23 .435

0-1

.000 10-16 .625 13-18-31/1.7 30-0 5 13 3 4

Cousineau’s Career Highs

Prep Notes: Jackie Cousineau is a 5'4" guard from Olivet High School in Olivet, Michigan where she played for Coach Rob Fleming. She is a 2-time AP Class C All-State Selection, a 4-time Battle Creek All-Area Selection, a 4-time Lansing AllArea Selection, a 4-time First-Team All-Conference Selection, and a 2-time Academic All-State selection. Her teams' high school record during her career was 82-15, which included 4 District titles and 1 Regional title.

PLAYER PROFILES

Blue Knights Notes: 2011-12: Named Team Captain. 2010-2011: Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Freshman Team...Earned the team's "Wright Stuff" Award at the 2011 All-Sports Athletic Banquet on 4/30/11...Named to the Fall 2010 Athletic Director's Honor Roll...In her freshman season, Jackie played in 27 games... Her top performance came against Mercyhurst (12/15/10) when she lead the team in scoring with 13 points... She has also lead the team in assists once and 5 times in steals...She ended the season with the 7th most points on the team.

Minutes Played ................ 34 SLIPPERY ROCK (12/04/10) Points ............................... 13 at Mercyhurst (12/15/10) Rebounds ........................ 4 OAKLAND CITY (02/05/11) Assists ............................. 3 7 Times Steals ............................... 4 SLIPPERY ROCK (12/04/10) Blocks .............................. 1 4 Times 3-pts Made ....................... 3 3 Times FGs Made ......................... 3 4 Times FTs Made .......................... 4 2 Times

Personal: Jackie's parents are Jeff and Kim Cousineau...A member of the Lambda Sigma Honor Society.

#22 JACKIE COUSINEAU‘S BLUE KNIGHT CAREER STATS Rebounds GP-GS Min. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 2010-11 27-4 436 109/4.0 30-101 .297 24-68 .353 25-33 .758 8-24-32/1.2 24-0 38 65 4 22 Total

27-4 436 109/4.0 30-101 .297 24-68 .353 25-33 .758 8-24-32/1.2 24-0 38 65 4 22 11

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Named Team Captain. 2010-2011: Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Freshman Team...Named to the Fall 2010 Athletic Director's Honor Roll... In her frehman season, Devonyea was battle-tested like a veteran, playing in 28 games...During the season she lead the team in scoring once, twice in rebounds, a team-high 14 times in assists, 5 times in steals, and twice in blocks... She reached double figures in scoring on 9 separate occasions... She was also named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week for her game at Clarion on Dec. 10th when she had her best game of the season scoring 17 points with 4 rebounds and 2 assists, she helped the team win with her 3 steals and 7 points in 5 minutes to give Urbana the lead. PLAYER PROFILES

PLAYER PROFILES

Johnson’s Career Highs Minutes Played ................ 37 Twice, last vs. PBAU (2/26/11) Points ............................... 17 at Clarion (12/10/10) Rebounds ........................ 7 Twice, last vs. CENTRAL STATE (2/10/11) Assists ............................. 9 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE (2/12/11) Steals ............................... 3 4 times, last vs. UDC (2/21/11) Blocks .............................. 1 4 Times, last at Oakland City (1/15/11) 3-pts Made ....................... 4 at Gannon (12/18/10) FGs Made ......................... 7 at Clarion (12/10/10) FTs Made .......................... 4 Twice, last vs. CEDARVILLE (11/20/10)

Prep Notes: DeVonyea is a 5'8 guard from Ypsilanti, MI and Ann Arbor Huron High School (2010) where she played for Coach Steve Vinson. She was named to the 2009-10 Michigan Class A All-State Team; 1st Team All-Conference; County Player of the Year; Most Valuable Player; All-Sportsmanship Team; rated 25th best player in Michigan by the Michigan Girls Basketball Report; 14 pts, 3 assists, 3 steals per game. Personal: DeVonyea is the daughter of Kim Root...Psychology major at Urbana University.

#33 DEVONYEA JOHNSON’S BLUE KNIGHT CAREER STATS Rebounds GP-GS Min. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 2010-11 28-26 784 217/7.8 78-183 .426 27-77 .351 34-48 .708 27-89-116/4.1 63-2 96 78 4 32 Total 12

28-26 784 217/7.8 78-183 .426 27-77 .351 34-48 .708 27-89-116/4.1 63-2 96 78 4 32

all-conference, all-area, all-county and all-state teams. She contributed to Lakeland's Division and Conference titles in 2009. In the off-season, Lock played several years for the Waterford Wave AAU program. Lock also played on the volleyball team, and she has earned All-State honors in track and field. In addition, Stephanie was an active member of the highlyregarded Student Leadership program at Lakeland. Personal: Stephanie is the daughter of Tom and Jodi Lock...Born February 4, 1993...Exercise Science major at Urbana University. Why did Stephanie choose Urbana University? "Because of basketball and it's good academic programs with small classrooms."

Blue Knight Notes: 2010-11: Played a season of junior varsity for Urbana. Prep Notes: Team MVP and Honorable Mention All-Conference performer at Fallcreek Academy for Coach Adra Brown. Personal: Daughter of Brian Fisher and Jayetan Hayes...Born September 9, 1991...Exercise Science major at Urbana University.

Personal: Daughter of Lori and Mark Geiger...Born May 16, 1992...PreDentistry major.

PLAYER PROFILES

Prep Notes: Earned numerous all-conference and all-state awards, but her proudest accomplishment is being part of a dominant Olivet team that made an undefeated run into the Michigan State Semi-Finals during her junior season. Katy played with current Blue Knight Jackie Cousineau on that squad. In addition to playing for Coach Rob Fleming at Olivet, Katy played her summer ball for the Lady Calhoun Spartans and Coach Jeremy Wine.

Prep Notes: Geiger averaged 16.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 3.5 steals per game as a senior at Carroll HS and was named to The NewsSentinel All-Area team...Shot 80.5% from the FT line, 46% from the field and 34% from behind the arc...Went over the 1,000-point mark for her career (2nd player in school history)...Named in the Top 100 seniors in the state of Indiana...Selected 1st-team All-Northeast Hoosier Conference her sophomore, junior and senior years in both basketball and soccer...4-year varsity starter on the basketball team...Earned Team MVP honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...Led Carroll in assists, points and steals in each of her last 3 seasons...Set the school record for career steals.

Why did Ciara choose Urbana University? "It was the college that best fit me. I wanted to go here for athletics and education."

Personal: Katy is the daughter of Joey and Mary Barkley...Born August 10, 1992...Athletic Training major at Urbana University. Why did Katy choose Urbana University? "Because of the academic programs and the basketball program."

College Notes: Named All-Conference at Waubonesee Community College for Coach Dana Wagner...Set the school record for 3-pointers in a season and set the single game points record (38). Prep Notes: Played at Plano West High School for Coach Don Patterson...Named Defensive Player of the Year and won a state championship Prep Notes: An honors student at Lakeland High School in White Lake, Michigan in 2005-06 at Plano West. where she played for Coach Mike Head. Stephanie averaged 14 pts and 10 rebounds a game as a junior. She set the single season scoring record Personal: Daughter of Charles and Guinetta Edwards...Birthday is December and was named Team MVP as a junior and a senior. She has been named to 6th...Communications major at Urbana University.

Blue Knight Notes: 2010-11 - Sat out her first season at Urbana after transferring from Cuyahoga Community College. College Notes: Jessica averaged 16.9 points and 9 rebounds per game as a freshman at Cuyahoga Community College. She was named All-OCCAC in 2008-09, and she entered the 2009-10 season as a NJCAA preseason AllAmerican...She scored 38 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in her final game at CCC. Prep Notes: Jessica is a 5'9" Guard from Bedford High School where she played for Coach Williams. Personal: Jessica's parents are Rodger Saffold and Angela Coopridge. She will major in Exercise Science at Urbana University. Prep Notes: An honors student at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Hts, Michigan, Christina was an all-conference performer rated by numerous ranking services as one of the Top 50 players in the state of Michigan...Won a District Championship at Ford and earned All-State and All-County honors...In addition to playing for Coach Matt Joseph at Ford, Christina is a part of the Greg Grant Basketball AAU and training program, and she set the Eisenhower HS records for free throws and most 3-pointers in a game.

PLAYER PROFILES

Personal: Christina is the daughter of Bob and Sherry Nagle...Pre-Med major at Urbana University...Born January 21, 1993.

Prep Notes: Alyssa averaged 10 pts, 8 rebounds and an amazing 4 blocks per game as a junior. She has earned numerous all-league and all-county awards, including 2nd Team All-Flint Metro League twice for the 2-time FML champs. She has the school record for blocks, and she was rated in the Top 60 Players in Michigan. Alyssa also is a part of the Greg Grant Basketball and training program in addition to playing for Coach Brad Dewitt at Fenton High School. Personal: Alyssa is the daughter of Michael and Michele Ostrowski...Born April 8, 1993...Education major. Blue Knight Notes: 2010-11: Played a season of junior varsity for Urbana. College Notes: Transferred to Urbana from Muskingum University.

Why did Alyssa choose Urbana University? "For the opportunity to play basketball at the D-II level while getting a great education."

Prep Notes: Played at Marysville High School for Coach Tucker...3rd in school history in 3-point shooting, 5th in assists, and 8th in rebounding...Finished 13th in the state of Ohio in 3-point shooting for the Monarchs. Personal: Daughter of Bill and Lori Burns...Born August 22, 1990...Early Childhood Education major at Urbana. Why did Lisa choose Urbana University? "For basketball and my major. Plus, it's close to home."

College Notes: Transferred to Urbana from the University of Cincinnati. Prep Notes: Scored over 1,000 career points for Coach Dean Sanford at nearby Riverside Local High School...Also an All-State and All-District 9 selection...Played in the District 9 All-Star game. Personal: Daughter of Scott and Marnee Carter...Born January 31, 1992...Secondary Education major at Urbana University. Why did Amelia choose Urbana University? "It was a small campus, close to home and it had a better student-to-professor ratio."

Urbana University Season Box Score (as of Feb 27, 2011) RECORD: ALL GAMES...........

OVERALL (11-17)

HOME (5-8)

AWAY (5-7)

NEUTRAL (1-2)

|---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 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30 Unique Lane........ 25-25 742 29.7 134-267 .502 11-21 .524 39-53 .736 70 96 166 6.6 60 0 43 66 17 51 318 12.7 32 Ashley Falknor..... 25-23 718 28.7 110-266 .414 20-65 .308 77-90 .856 53 110 163 6.5 49 1 39 75 15 32 317 12.7 44 Andrea Vogel....... 28-26 788 28.1 115-246 .467 0-0 .000 32-61 .525 58 114 172 6.1 69 1 25 34 48 11 262 9.4 24 Haley Ducey........ 28-16 785 28.0 93-211 .441 29-90 .322 39-44 .886 26 82 108 3.9 55 1 63 59 13 42 254 9.1 33 Devonyea Johnson... 28-26 784 28.0 78-183 .426 27-77 .351 34-48 .708 27 89 116 4.1 63 2 96 78 4 32 217 7.8 25 Jessica Byrd....... 28-18 716 25.6 66-202 .327 19-79 .241 9-19 .474 17 65 82 2.9 48 0 66 93 10 38 160 5.7 22 Jackie Cousineau... 27-4 436 16.1 30-101 .297 24-68 .353 25-33 .758 8 24 32 1.2 24 0 38 65 4 22 109 4.0 42 Gail Hartings...... 18-2 295 16.4 20-57 .351 0-1 .000 22-37 .595 23 23 46 2.6 26 0 8 23 5 8 62 3.4 13 Tiffany Parks...... 18-0 165 9.2 10-23 .435 0-1 .000 10-16 .625 13 18 31 1.7 30 0 5 13 3 4 30 1.7 11 Chloe Cottrell..... 18-0 136 7.6 11-37 .297 5-23 .217 2-3 .667 8 13 21 1.2 6 0 6 13 0 7 29 1.6 12 Emily Boerger...... 2-0 7 3.5 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 1.5 23 Nora Boerger....... 12-0 51 4.3 4-18 .222 2-8 .250 4-5 .800 1 3 4 0.3 6 0 5 10 1 3 14 1.2 TEAM 24 41 65 2.4 0 15 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total.............. 28 5623 672-1613 .417 138-435 .317 293-410 .715 328 678 1006 35.9 436 5 394 546 121 250 1775 63.4 Opponents.......... 28 5621 699-1647 .424 145-435 .333 358-502 .713 345 668 1013 36.2 387 - 421 495 68 288 1901 67.9

2O10-11 STATISTICS

Urbana University Overall Team Statistics (as of Feb 27, 2011) TEAM STATISTICS

UU-W OPP ————————————————— SCORING................1775 1901 Points per game......63.4 67.9 Scoring margin.......-4.5 FIELD GOALS-ATT....672-1613 699-1647 Field goal pct...... .417 .424 3 POINT FG-ATT......138-435 145-435 3-point FG pct...... .317 .333 3-pt FG made per game 4.9 5.2 FREE THROWS-ATT.....293-410 358-502 Free throw pct...... .715 .713 REBOUNDS...............1006 1013 Rebounds per game....35.9 36.2 Rebounding margin....-0.2 ASSISTS................ 394 421 Assists per game.....14.1 15.0 TURNOVERS.............. 546 495 Turnovers per game...19.5 17.7 Turnover margin......-1.8 Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.9 STEALS................. 250 288 Steals per game...... 8.9 10.3 BLOCKS................. 121 68 Blocks per game...... 4.3 2.4 WINNING STREAK......... 0 Home win streak...... 0 ATTENDANCE............. 5622 3073 Home games-Avg/Game 13-432 12-233 Neutral site-Avg/Game 3-92

Urbana University – 2010-11 TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS.............

vs Central State (02/10/11) 79

vs Salem Inter. (02/19/11)

at Central State (01/18/11)

79 33

at Central State (01/18/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

vs Cedarville (11/20/10)

FIELD GOAL PERCENT. .532(25-47)at Oakland City (01/15/11) 3 PT FGs MADE

9 9

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS MADE...

1st —— 841 904

2nd —— 931 984

OT —— 3 13

Total —— 1775 1901

at Central State (01/18/11)

vs Mercyhurst (12/02/10) at Ashland (11-27-10)

at Ashland (11-27-10)

.563 (9-16)at Grand Valley St. (01/26/11) 19

vs Salem Inter. (02/19/11)

19 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

at Grand Valley St. (01/26/11)

vs Central State (02/10/11) vs Grand Valley St. (11/12/10)

FREE THROW PERCENT 1.000 (4-4) at Ashland (11-27-10) .909(10-11)at Edinboro (12/19/10) REBOUNDS...........

ASSISTS............

vs Central State (02/10/11) 50

STEALS.............

vs Salem Inter. (02/19/11)

at Salem Inter. (02/17/11)

vs Salem Inter. (02/19/11)

18 BLOCKED SHOTS...... TURNOVERS..........

at Mercyhurst (12/15/10) vs Findlay (01/22/11)

vs Central State (02/10/11) at Edinboro (12/19/10)

30 FOULS...............

at Salem Inter. (02/17/11) vs Sag. Valley St (02/12/11)

9 SCORE BY PERIODS: ——————————————— Urbana University Opponents........

vs Cedarville (11/20/10)

FIELD GOALS MADE...

vs District Columbia (02/21/11) vs Ferris State (02/23/11)

vs Ohio Dominican (01/12/11)

Career Scoring (1,000 Pts.)

Career Assists

Career 3PTM

Career FTM

1. C. Frere 2. C. Pittman 3. M. Mahaffey 4. K. Starr 5. S. Riley 6. S. Brown 7. N. Thompson 8. B. Runner 9. M. Mitchell 10. J. Myher

1. J. Myher 2. S. Riley 3. K. Nance 4. J. Twehues 5. M. Mahaffey 6. T. Gentis 7. M. Mitchell 8. K. Starr 9. Jessica Byrd 10. K. Fields

1. M. Mahaffey 2. M. Mitchell 3. M. Miller 4. K. Starr 5. S. Riley 6. D. Koeller 7. C. Pittman 8. S. Hays 9. M. Wright 10. D. Fredrick

1. S. Brown 2. M. Mahaffey 3. C. Pittman 4. S. Riley 5. N. Thompson 5. C Frere 7. K. Starr 8. J. Pfau 9. K. Fields 10. W. Nance

1775 (89-92) 1725 (02-05) 1553 (98-01) 1494 (96-99) 1488 (05-07) 1351 (89-92) 1280 (96-99) 1266 (04-07) 1218 (97-00) 1168 (96-99)

495 (96-99) 370 (04-07) 352 (02-04) 338 (87-90) 328 (98-01) 320 (95-97) 297 (97-00) 240 (96-99) 239 (07-11) 234 (89-92)

258 (98-01) 223 (97-00) 196 (01- 04 ) 184 (96-99) 164 (05-07) 162 (93-95) 120 (02-05) 113 (94-96) 105 (99-02) 91 (93)

298 (89-92) 278 (98-01) 265 (02-05) 252 (05-07) 244 (96-99) 244 (89-92) 228 (96-99) 205 (98-01) 179 (89-92) 173 (95-97)

Single Season Scoring

Single Season Assists

Single Season 3PTM

Single Season FTM

1. C. Pittman 2. C. Frere 3. S. Riley 4. C. Pittman 5. S. Brown 6. K. Starr 7. N. Thompson 8. S. Riley 9. M. Mahaffey 10. N. Baptiste

1. J. Myher 2. J. Twehues 3. S. Riley 4. K. Nance 5. T. Gentis 6. S. Riley 7. T. Gentis 8. J. Myher 9. K. Nance 10. S. Riley

1. M. Mahaffey 2. D. Frederick 3. S. Riley 4. S. Hays 5. D. Koeller 6. M. Miller 7. D. Koeller 8. M. Miller 9. M. Mitchell 10. M. Mitchell

1. S. Brown 2. N. Thompson 3. S. Brown 4. K. Starr 4. R. Stoops 6. B. Runner 7. C. Pittman 8. S. Riley 9. C. Frere 9. J. Pfau

582 (05) 561 (90) 555 (07) 547 (02) 526 (90) 525 (99) 523 (99) 511 (05) 505 (01) 489 (05)

173 (99) 155 (90) 131 (07) 126 (04) 125 (97) 124 (05) 123 (96) 119 (96) 117 (02) 115 (06)

97 (01) 91 (93) 83 (05) 82 (94) 75 (93) 69 (04) 68 (94) 66 (02) 64 (00) 63 (99)

Single Game Assists

Single Game 3PTM

1. R. Brugger 2. N. Baptiste 3. C. Frere 4. N. Baptiste 4. D. Fredrick 6. J. Cowens 6. C. Frere 6. C. Frere 6. S. Hays 6. D. Koeller

1. T. Gentis 2. J. Myher 3. J. Myher 3. J. Myher 3. K. Nance 6. C. Robinson 6. T. Gentis 6. T. Gentis 6. T. Gentis 6. L. Downey

1. Debbie Koeller 2. Missy Miller 2. Missy Mitchell 2. Missy Mitchell 2. Molly Mahafey 2. Kiya Starr 2. Missy Mitchell

36 vs Mt. Vernon (00) 35 vs Malone (04) 34 vs Wilberforce (91) 33 vs Tiffin (04) 33 vs Mt. Vernon (93) 32 vs Olivet (98) 32 vs Otterbein (89); 32 vs. Findlay (91) 32 vs Walsh (94) 32 vs Wilberforce (94)

16 vs St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, IND (96) 15 vs St. Vincent (99) 11 vs Tiffin (98) 11 vs Walsh (99) 11 vs Midway (03) 10 vs St. Francis, IND (92) 10 vs Tiffin (97) 10 vs Wilberforce (96); 10 vs Ohio Valley (96) 10 vs Findlay (96)

9 vs. Wilberforce (94) 6 vs. Walsh (03) 6 vs. Knoxville (00) 6 vs. Point Park (00) 6 vs. Madonna (00) 6 vs. Wilberforce (99) 6 vs. St. Vincent (99)

Single Game FTM 1. S. Brown 2. S. Riley 2. C. Pittman 4. C. Frere 4. S. Brown 4. K. Starr 7. S. Riley 7. C. Frere 7. J. Jennings 7. J. Myher 7. C. Pittman 7. C. Pittman

14 vs Tiffin (92) 13 vs. Shawnee St. (07) 13 vs. Tay.-Ft. Wayne (05) 12 vs Tiffin (90) 12 vs Rio Grande (92) 12 vs Rio Grande (99) 10 vs. WVU-Tech (07) 10 vs Otterbein (90) 10 vs Wilberforce (90) 10 vs Mt. Vernon (99) 10 vs Daemen (05) 10 vs Geneva (02)

Career Rebounding

Career Steals

Career 3PT% (min. 100 att.)

Career FT%

(min. 150 att.)

1. C. Frere 2. B. Runner 3. S. Brown 4. J. Pfau 5. C. Pittman 6. N. Thompson 7. K. Fields 8. Enisia Curry 9. K. Starr 10. J. Myher

1. J.Twehues 2. C. Pittman 3. J. Myher 4. K. Starr 5. J. Pfau 6. M. Mitchell 7. S. Riley 8. W.Nance 9. N. Thompson 10. D. Koeller

1. M. Mitchell 2. M. Miller 2. K. Starr 4. C. Ellison 5. M. Wright 6. Haley Ducey 7. C. Frere 8. M. Mahaffey 9. D. Fredrick 10. S. Riley

1. Haley Ducey 2. Ashley Falknor 3. K. Starr 4. S. Riley 5. M. Mahaffey 6. D. Koeller 7. S. Hays 8. M. Mitchell 9. C. Pittman 10. R. Stoops

89.2 (08-11) 84.8 (09-11) 80.9 (96-99) 77.1 (05-07) 75.7 (98-01) 73.7 (93-95) 72.3 (94-96) 71.8 (97-00) 71.2 (02-05) 70.2 (92-93)

1076 (89-92) 730 (04-07) 718 (89-92) 660 (98-01) 640 (02-05) 569 (96-99) 552 (89-92) 533 (05-09) 531 (96-99) 488 (96-99)

284 (87-90) 279 (02-05) 275 (96-99) 256 (96-99) 247 (98-01) 243 (97-00) 217 (05-07) 202 (95-97) 185 (96-99) 178 (93-95)

38.4 (97-00) 36.3 (02- 04 ) 36.3 (96-99) 34.5 (94-97) 34.1 (99-02) 33.8 (08-11) 33.6 (89-92) 32.9 (98-01) 32.6 (93) 31.9 (05-07)

Single Season Rebounding

Single Season Steals

Single Seas. 3PT%(min. 40 att.)

Single Seas. FT% (min. 50 att.)

1. C. Frere 2. C. Frere 3. C. Frere 4. C. Pittman 5. S. Brown 6. J. Pfau 7. S. Brown 8. C. McQueen 9. B. Runner 10. B. Runner

1. J. Twehues 2. C. Pittman 3. J. Pfau 4. J. Myher 5. Tia Simms 5. S. Riley 7. W. Nance 8. J. Myher 8. M. Wright 8. Tia Simms

1. C. Ellison 2. Haley Fannon 3. K. Starr 4. M. Mitchell 5. M. Mitchell 6. N. Leeth 7. M. Wright 8. M. Mitchell 8. C. Frere 10. C. Pittman

1. Haley Ducey 2. Haley Ducey 3. Ashley Falknor 4. Ashley Falknor 5. Unique Lane 5. K. Starr 6. K. Starr 8. S.Branham 9. M. Mitchell 10. D. Koeller

324 (90) 290 (92) 283 (91) 265 (05) 255 (90) 249 (00) 231 (92) 230 (05) 229 (06) 224 (07)

Single Game Rebounding 1. C. Frere 22 vs Rio Grande (91) 2. C. Frere 20 vs Wilmington (91) 3. C. Frere 19 vs MVNC (89); 19 vs Malone (91) 5. C. Frere 18 vs Mt. St. Joseph (91) 6. C. Frere 17 vs Otterbein (89) 6. S. Brown 17 vs Malone (91) 6. Andrea Vogel 17 vs. Marygrove (10) 9. C. McQueen 16 vs. Shawnee State (05) 9. N. Baptiste 16 vs. Tiffin (04) 9. S. Brown 16 vs Bluffton (89); 16 vs Otterbein (89) 9. C. Frere 16 vs Wilmington (92) 9. W. Nance 16 vs Rio Grande (95)

101 (90) 91 (02) 89 (99) 85 (99) 84 (08) 84 (07) 83 (96) 81 (96) 81 (02) 81 (09)

Single Game Steals 1. C. Pittman 1. M. Boram 3. N. Thompson 3. D. Martin 3. K. Starr 3. Tia Simms 7. D. Martin 7. K. Fields 7. C. Robinson 7. T. Gentis 7. N. Baptiste 7. C. Pittman 7. Unique Lane

11 vs. Taylor-Ft. Wayne (04) 11 vs Knoxville (03) 9 vs Albion (97) 9 vs Wilberforce (90) 9 vs Shawnee St. (96) 9 vs. Central State (09) 8 vs Mt. St. Joseph (89) 8 vs Cedarville (91) 8 vs Cedarville (91) 8 vs Marian (95) 8 vs. St. Francis (03) 8 vs. Mt. Vernon (03) 8 vs. SVSU (11)

45.3 (95) 44.2 (08) 43.4 (97) 39.9 (99) 39.3 (00) 38.7 (93) 38.5 (01) 38.0 (98) 38.0 (90) 37.3 (04)

92.6 (09) (50-of-54) 86.4 (10) 85.6 (11) 83.8 (10) 82.8 (10) 82.8 (96) 82.5 (99) 81.8 (08) 81.6 (00) 80.3 (95)

Career FG% (min. 200 Att.)

Career FGM

1. B. Runner 2. K. Walton 3. J. Cowens 4. N. Thompson 5. Unique Lane 6. Andrea Vogel 7. Enisia Curry 8. J. Pfau 9. N. Baptiste 10. C. Frere

1. C. Frere 2. C. Pittman 3. K. Starr 4. S. Riley 5. S. Brown 6. N. Thompson 6. M. Mahaffey 8. B. Runner 9. J. Twehues 10. M. Mitchell

53.3 (04-07) 53.1 (97-98) 51.1 (97-98) 50.2 (96-99) 49.8 (09-11) 49.6 (09-current) 49.4% (05-09) 47.9 (98-01) 47.2 (03-04) 47.0 (89-92)

745 (89-92) 670 (02-05) 539 (96-99) 536 (05-07) 526 (89-92) 511 (96-99) 511 (98-01) 494 (04-07) 463 (87-90) 436 (97-00)

Career Blocks

Single Season Blocks

Single Game Blocks

Blue Knight Triple-Doubles

1. Cindy Frere 2. Enisia Curry 3. Nicole Baptiste 4. Sarita Brown 4. Andrea Vogel

1. Ann Fridenmaker 85 (88) 2. Cindy Frere 67 (90) 3. Cindy Frere 62 (89) 4. Nicole Baptiste 59 (04) 5. Andrea Vogel 48 (11) 6. Sarita Brown 46 (90) 7. Cindy Frere 45 (92) 8. Andrea Vogel 44 (10) 9. Enisia Curry 42 (06) 10. Magen Boram 40 (03)

1. Andrea Vogel 2. Nicole Baptiste 3. Kelsey Nance 3. Magen Boram 3. Nicole Baptiste 3. Nicole Baptiste 3. Enisia Curry 3. Andrea Vogel 3. Haley Ducey 3. Andrea Vogel

1. Magen Boram

209 (88-92) 102 (05-09) 93 (02-04) 92 (88-92) 92 (09-current)

7 vs. Central State 1/12/10 6 vs. Huntington 11/8/03 5 vs. ODC 1/15/02 5 vs. Knoxville 11/15/02 5 vs. Shawnee St. 1/24/04 5 vs. Cedarville 1/20/04 5 vs. Walsh 1/29/06 5 vs. Lincoln Mem. 12/2/09 5 vs. Rio Grande 1/7/10 5 vs. Findlay 1/22/11

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Single Game Scoring

115 (92) 109 (99) 103 (90) 99 (99) 99 (93) 97 (07) 91 (05) 88 (07) 87 (90) 87 (01)

vs. Knoxville 11/15/02 (14 pts, 10 rebs, 11 stls) 2. Chemika Pittman vs. Taylor-Ft. Wayne 11/6/04 (31 pts, 11 rebs, 11 stls)

Pictured Left: 2008 Hall of Famer Cindy Frere (1988-92)

Games 33 (02) 31 (05) 31 (99) 31 (98) 31 (96) 31 (94) 31 (93) 31 (90) 30 (5 x’s)

Wins 25 (99) 23 (90) 22 (98) 22 (96) 20 (97) 17 (02) 17 (04) 17 (08) 17 (10) 16 (09)

TEAM RECORD BOOK

Total Points 2541 (99) 2379 (98) 2338 (93) 2245 (96) 2229 (05) 2208 (02) 2152 (00) 2054 (04) 2038 (07) 1972 (94)

Total Rebounds 1326 (89) 1243 (05) 1184 (99) 1146 (95) 1124 (96) 1123 (09) 1098 (98) 1097 (02) 1092 (10) 1091 (97) Total Assists 523 (96) 520 (99) 506 (98) 496 (07) 454 (90) 433 (02) 432 (10) 427 (04) 422 (09) 418 (00)

W-L% .806 (99) .767 (90) .759 (98) .710 (96) .630 (10) .607 (08) .593 (09) .586 (04) .515 (02) .500 (87)

Points/Game 82.0 (99) 77.4 (96) 76.7 (98) 74.0 (97) 72.2 (93) 71.9 (05) 71.7 (00) 70.8 (04) 69.1 (87) 66.9 (02) RB/Game 47.4 (89) 41.6 (09) 40.4 (10) 40.1 (05) 38.8 (96) 38.2 (99) 37.7 (03) 37.6 (92) 37.5 (06) 36.6 (04) A/Game 18.0 (96,97) 16.8 (99) 16.5 (07) 16.3 (98) 16.0 (10) 15.6 (09) 15.1 (90) 14.9 (03) 14.7 (04) 14.6 (06)

FGM

FG%

3PTM

3PT%

918 907 882 860 832 821 801 790 782 780

48.0% (98) 46.8% (96) 43.6% (99) 43.4% (05) 43.4% (90) 43.0% (03) 42.9% (00) 42.7% (10) 42.4 % (04) 41.7% (11)

228 224 217 196 195 183 165 165 148 151

36.5% 34.3% 33.5% 33.3% 32.8% 32.0% 32.0% 31.7% 31.6% 31.5%

(98) (99) (96) (05) (02) (93) (07) (04) (90) (00)

Total Steals 492 (02) 477 (96) 468 (97) 398 (99) 393 (98) 354 (00) 344 (93) 334 (94) 322 (05) 320 (03)

Stls/Game 16.45 (96) 16.14 (97) 14.90 (02) 12.84 (99) 12.70 (98) 11.80 (00) 11.42 (03) 11.09 (93) 10.92 (88) 10.44 (09)

Fewest Pts Allow.

Fwst Pts/Game

1517 (88) 1606 (91) 1633 (08) 1638 (10) 1689 (90) 1727 (09) 1769 (89) 1844 (92) 1849 (03) 1898 (97) 1901 (11)

56.3 (90) 60.5 (08) 60.6 (88) 60.7 (10) 63.2 (85, 89) 64.0 (09) 64.5 (02) 65.4 (97) 65.9 (92) 66.0 (03) 66.9 (91)

Fewest TO Fewest TO/Gm 449 461 464 471 493 508 515 536 546 552

(04) (88) (07) (91) (09) (99) (99) (10) (11) (89, 00)

15.5 15.5 16.4 17.1 17.8 18.3 18.4 18.4 18.5 18.8

(07) (04) (08) (02) (01) (09) (00) (88) (93) (91, 94, 05)

(02) (99) (93) (94) (00) (04) (05) (98) (03) (07)

(99) (00) (04) (96) (98) (10) (01) (11) (93) (05) The 08-09 Women’s Basketball Team Scoring Margin

Blocked Shots

+14.0 (99) +9.9 (96) +8.9 (90) +8.7 (98) +8.6 (97) +5.7 (10) +3.8 (04) +3.1 (08) +2.4 (03) +2.0 (09)

133 (10) 121 (11) 116 (90) 109 (05) 105 (03) 100 (08) 100 (06) 98 (04) 87 (09) 85 (88)

Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96

11-17 17-10 16-11 17-11 15-15 6-22 15-16 17-12 11-17 17-16 11-18 14-16 25-6 22-7 20-10 22-9

1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75

7-22 3-28 9-22 10-18 10-14 23-7 10-18 11-14 11-11 5-16 9-13 3-15 1-13 3-14 5-7 3-12

Overall Program Record:

379-457

(Missing results from 1977-1982)

(.453 Win. %)

BLUE KNIGHT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 OPPONENTS WALSH UNIVERSITY CAVALIERS LOCATION: NORTH CANTON, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CANDIDACY CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: LAUREL WARTLUFT 2010-11 RECORD: 30-5 DATES: NOV. 15 & FEB. 2 ALUMNI ARENA & GRIMES LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 24-17

NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY TIMBERWOLVES LOCATION: MIDLAND, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: JEFF CURTIS 2010-11 RECORD: 15-12 DATES: NOV. 18 BENNETT CENTER LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WILDCATS LOCATION: MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC TROY MATTSON HEAD COACH: 2010-11 RECORD: 12-14 DATES: NOV. 19 LOCATIONS: BENNETT CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY OILERS LOCATION: FINDLAY, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC KATE CUMMINGS HEAD COACH: 2010-11 RECORD: 17-10 DATES: NOV. 23 LOCATIONS: CROY GYMNASIUM RECORD VS. UU: 22-4

GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY LAKERS LOCATION: ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC JANEL BURGRESS HEAD COACH: 2010-11 RECORD: 20-8 DATES: NOV. 28 LOCATIONS: FIELDHOUSE ARENA RECORD VS. UU: 2-0

NOTRE DAME COLLEGE FALCONS LOCATION: SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II PROVISIONAL CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: KATIE HINE 2010-11 RECORD: 22-9 DATES: DEC. 3 & JAN. 7 KELLER CENTER & GRIMES LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 2-5

WHEELING JESUIT UNIVERSITY LADY CARDINALS LOCATION: WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: DEBBIE BUFF 2010-11 RECORD: 9-18 DATES: DEC. 10 PERFORMANCE GYM LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

SALEM INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY TIGERS LOCATION: SALEM, WEST VIRGINIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: LESTER HARBIN 2010-11 RECORD: 0-26 DATES: DEC. 13 & FEB. 16 TED GYMNASIUM & GRIMES LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 0-6

GANNON UNIVERSITY GOLDEN KNIGHTS LOCATION: ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: PSAC HEAD COACH: CLEVE WRIGHT 2010-11 RECORD: 13-13 DATES: DEC. 17 LOCATIONS: GRIMES CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

WASHINGTON ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY LADY SHOCK LOCATION: TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: ANNITRA COLE 2010-11 RECORD: 0-27 DATES: JAN. 8 LOCATIONS: GRIMES CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY BULLDOGS LOCATION: BIG RAPIDS, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: TRACEY DOROW 2010-11 RECORD: 13-13 DATES: JAN. 11 LOCATIONS: JIM WINK ARENA RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY LADY LIONS LOCATION: ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CANDIDACY CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT (MIAA IN 2012) TONY FRANCIS HEAD COACH: 2010-11 RECORD: 21-10 DATES: JAN. 14 & FEB. 4 LOCATIONS: HYLAND ARENA & GRIMES RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

MALONE UNIVERSITY LADY PIONEERS LOCATION: CANTON, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: JASON MISHLER 2010-11 RECORD: 8-22 DATES: JAN. 17 & FEB. 7 LOCATIONS: OSBORNE HALL & GRIMES RECORD VS. UU: 18-18

CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY LADY MARAUDERS LOCATION: WILBERFORCE, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: SHEBA HARRIS 2010-11 RECORD: 10-14 DATES: JAN. 19 & FEB. 9 LOCATIONS: GRIMES & BEACOM/LEWIS GYM RECORD VS. UU: 21-6

URSULINE COLLEGE ARROWS LOCATION: PEPPER PIKE, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: DONNA DAY 2010-11 RECORD: 15-20 DATES: JAN. 21 & FEB. 11 LOCATIONS: O’BRIEN CENTER & GRIMES RECORD VS. UU: 0-2

CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY YELLOW JACKETS LOCATION: CEDARVILLE, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: KIRK MARTIN 2010-11 RECORD: 24-10 DATES: JAN. 28 & FEB. 8 LOCATIONS: CALLAN ATHLETIC CENTER & GRIMES RECORD VS. UU: 34-24

OHIO DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY PANTHERS LOCATION: COLUMBUS, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: NATHAN BELLMAN 2010-11 RECORD: 7-19 DATES: FEB. 21 LOCATIONS: ALUMNI HALL RECORD VS. UU: 25-25

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UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT JOHNSTOWN LADY CATS LOCATION: JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: SASHA PALMER 2010-11 RECORD: 16-12 DATES: NOV. 11 GRIMES CENTER LOCATIONS: RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

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On behalf of the entire Urbana University family, I would like to welcome you to our website and the home of Blue Knight athletics. Urbana University is proud to sponsor 15 athletic programs in one of the most beautiful geographic locations in the nation. Although athletics is an integral part of our campus environment, it is the pride that we take in the development of the total person that we find most rewarding. With so many college choices available to students today, I am often asked, "Why is Urbana University the right place for me?" Most often, my answer is that the core attribute of NCAA Division II athletics, known as "Life in Balance", is carried out and practiced in all that we do. At Urbana University it is universally accepted that all students and employees are equipped with a unique skill set of strengths and weaknesses. We constantly seek to accentuate those strengths and nurture those weaknesses in an effort to form a collective unified body of positive results. Our campus-wide slogan of "One Student at a Time" confirms our commitment to knowing each individual on a personal basis. It's what makes success a reality and not merely just a dream at Urbana University. Spearheaded by our move to the NCAA, we have created a culture of life in balance. This is not merely an athletics-only initiative but one that permeates our entire campus. The core attributes of life in balance are learning, service, passion, sportsmanship, and resourcefulness. Together, these attributes form a collective bond for all that call Urbana University home. As our campus continues to grow, it is done with the constant mindset to provide more opportunities for student development and increased success. All the while it has provided the very foundation for school spirit, pride, and a will to achieve the very best for our student-athletes. To be a Blue Knight student-athlete is to be a part of something truly unique and special. I am confident that you, as a student-athlete, alumni, colleague, or friend of Urbana University, will find your time here to be one of the most rewarding, meaningful portions of your life. If you haven't already, you will soon discover that working together works wonders here at Urbana University. Success for ourselves is found in each other. We invite you to become a valued part of a grand tradition and a unique story of success for yourself and all those that surround you.

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NICOLE PLUGER ASSOCIATE A.D. OF COMPLIANCE SENIOR WOMEN’S ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 937.484.1257 NPLUGER @ URBANA. EDU

Nicole Pluger was named Urbana’s Associate Athletic Director of Compliance and Senior Women’s Administrator in the summer of 2007. After 6 seasons as the winningest coach in UU softball history, Pluger stepped down from coaching to become the University’s full-time Director of Compliance in the summer of 2010. CARRIE HENRY ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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Chris Anders was named Sports Information Director in June of 2008. He was promoted to Asst. A.D. of Media Relations in June of 2011. He oversees & organizes the publicity of the University’s 15 intercollegiate athletic programs. He’s also responsible for the production of all athletic publications, including media guides, game-day programs & press releases. In addtion, he manages sports.urbana.edu & the athletic department’s social media sites.

Dr. Jim Judge is in his fourth year as the Faculty Athletic Representative at Urbana University. Dr. Judge is an associate professor in the Education and Allied Professions College at Urbana. As the Faculty Athletic Representative, he oversees the academic progress made by the University’s student-athletes. JENNIFER FREY ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER MEN’S BASKETBALL

Jennifer Frey, MA, ATC, a native of Marysville, joined Carrie Henry joined the Blue Knight athletic training the UU athletic training staff as the assistant athletic staff in March of 2010. Carrie came to Urbana from trainer in August of 2006. She earned her Bachelor of NovaCare Rehabilitation in Cincinnati, Ohio. Prior to Science degree in Athletic Training from Wright State working for NovaCare, Carrie earned her Master's University in 2003. She holds a Master’s of Art in Degree in Education with a sports science emphasis from Education from Cumberland University in Tennessee, Defiance College in May of 2008. She received her which she earned in 2005. She was employed at Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from Cumberland University as an athletic trainer before California University of Pennsylvania in 2006. Originially, coming to Urbana. Carrie is from northeast Ohio. Jassen Dobyns, BS, ATC, joined the Blue Knight athletic training staff in 2004. He was promoted to Head Athletic Trainer in 2006. He earned JASSEN DOBYNS his Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Wilmington College. HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER He is also a Certified Personal Trainer. Jassen resides in Springfield PHONE: 937.484.1254 with his wife Kelly and two daughters Mackenzie (10) and Sydney (8).

UU Hall of Fame to Induct Former Basketball Stars Boysel & McBride in February Induction ceremony to take place after UUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home basketball doubleheader on Saturday, February 4th, 2012 URBANA, Ohio (July 12, 2011) - Today, a pair of Blue Knight athletic pioneers were announced as the 34th and 35th selections to be inducted into the Urbana University Athletic Hall of Fame. Seventies standouts Brian Boysel and Mary (Jenkins) McBride will be honored and enshrined together during an induction ceremony on Saturday, February 4th, 2012 after a Blue Knight men's and women's basketball doubleheader. Dave Ross, a 1976 graduate of Urbana and current University Trustee and Hall of Fame Chairman, administered the nomination and selection process. "Both Brian and Mary were nominated just this year, and we thought it was a good fit to induct them together," explained Ross. "We anticipate a large group of 1970's alumni attending the induction." Unlike past inductions, which have taken place after the Homecoming football game, this year's ceremony was shifted to the Blue Knights basketball season in order to spotlight Boysel and McBride's contributions on the court during a time of tremendous growth for the Urbana athletic programs.

"Brian was a great player who came up big in big games," remembers Ross. "We were impressed that he returned to UU to finish his degree in 2004, which also made him eligible for a Hall of Fame nomination." McBride, a 1978 graduate, enrolled at Urbana during the developmental stages of women's athletics at the college. As a freshman, she played for some of the first volleyball and women's basketball teams to don the Royal Blue and White. When the athletic department added softball in 1976, McBride joined that team as well, becoming one of the first females to earn three varsity letters during a single school year. In all, the Ansonia native earned ten varsity letters at Urbana before graduating with a degree in education. She later taught and coached at Triad and Tri-Valley High Schools in Ohio, as well as Brighton High School in Colorado. Before retiring from coaching in 1998, McBride compiled a 240-73 overall record as a varsity volleyball coach at Triad and Brighton. Ross adds, "Mary was one of the school's first successful multi-sport student-athletes during the early years of Urbana women's intercollegiate athletics. After graduation, she enjoyed a fine career in both teaching and coaching."

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Boysel was a three-year starter at forward for the Blue Knights during the mid '70s. Under future UU Hall of Fame coach Bob Cawley, Boysel excelled on the court. As a senior, Boysel averaged better than 20 points per game to go along with nearly seven rebounds per contest. The 6'3" Greenon High School product led the team in shooting, knocking down nearly 55% of his attempts from the field. He ended his career fifth, and still remains 14th on Urbana's all-time scoring list with 1,419 points. After his playing career ended at Urbana, Boysel left for a full-time position at Grimes Manufacturing, where he has remained for 32 years. In 2002, Boysel returned to Urbana University, changed his major and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Business in 2004.

The induction of Brian Boysel and Mary (Jenkins) McBride will take place following a Blue Knights' men's and women's basketball doubleheader on Saturday, February 4th, 2012. The women's team will take on Lindenwood University at 1:00 p.m. followed by the men's game against Malone University at 3:00 p.m. The induction ceremony is scheduled to begin about 30 minutes after the men's game in the Urbana University Student Center. If you know someone who you believe would make an excellent candidate for future consideration for the Urbana University Hall of Fame, visit the school's athletic website at sports.urbana.edu for more information on the nomination process.

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ABOUT URBANA UNIVERSITY As an independent liberal arts institution, Urbana University’s strength lies in its quality faculty, students, and curriculum supported by strong student services. Urbana University prepares students for a lifetime of leadership and service to society through excellent classroom instruction, real world experiences, community partnerships, and technology. It is the mission of Urbana University to offer a liberal arts education in a small college environment emphasizing student learning through individual attention, excellence in instruction, career-oriented programs, and critical reflection on moral and ethical values.

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Campus facilities include a blend of modern and traditional architecture, creating a peaceful and safe setting for learning and interacting with faculty and students. Set on 128 acres, the campus consists of academic and administrative buildings including the modern Lewis and Jean Moore Center for Mathematics and Science, the multipurpose Warren G. Grimes Center, a recently renovated Commons area, a brand new Student Center, a women’s residence hall completed in the fall of 2000, a new men’s residence hall completed in the summer of 2004, and an honors residence hall completed in 2007. State-of-the-art residence halls offer both traditional rooms and suite-style accommodations. Students can participate in the many cultural, educational, recreational and social events held on campus. Movies and professional acts supplement social activities such as dances, ski trips, clubs, Homecoming activities, special entertainment and others. A variety of student organizations provide students numerous opportunities for campus involvement and leadership development. Vocal music and dramatic activities are offered for all interested students and members of the Urbana community. The Performing Arts Department at Urbana seeks to develop the artistic talents of the student body.

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Urbana University is connected to the duPont family famous for the well-known chemical company that sponsors Jeff Gordon’s NASCAR race team? It’s true! T. Coleman duPont graduated from Urbana University Prep School Division in 1879 and went on to become President of the Dupont Chemical Company! Birdie Kim, the 2005 U.S. Open Women’s Golf Champion owes part of her success to one of our alumni? Absolutely. Miles Nixon, an Urbana grad, was Birdie’s caddy! An Urbana University graduate has been in the boxing ring with the likes of Evander Holyfield, Oscar de La Hoya, and George Foreman? Believe it! Brian Garry has officiated over 1400 professional boxing matches including 50 world titles! David Letterman had an Urbana alumnae as a guest MULTIPLE TIMES on his show? You can bet on it! Gretchen Worden, best known for revitalizing the famed Mutter Museum, appeared with Dave many times. One of our former basketball stars plays professionally for the Harlem Wizards? Yes, it’s true. Eric Jones is a key member of the Wizards and their famous basketball entertainment show.

Urbana University’s Honors Program can provide the knowledge and skills needed to gain acceptance to a graduate or professional school and/or leadership role at home or abroad. It can also Urbana University students really can reach for the prepare you to assume lifelong service to the community, whether stars! local, state, national, or international. Seriously. One of our former students, Tom Hennon, The Urbana University Bookstore carries text books, office has been a crew member on the space shuttle Atlantis, and flown three space missions!

and school supplies, Blue Knight apparel and merchandise, along with a wide variety of snacks and drinks. Visit Urbana The University of Kansas Women’s Resource Center University’s Online Bookstore to purchase a Blue Knight is named after an Urbana alumnae? hoodie, hat, or T-shirt at www.urbana.bncollege.com. The Warren G. Grimes Center Gymnasium is the Blue Knights’ home court. The gymnasium holds over 1,500 fans with additional seating available in the mezzanines above both bleachers. Blue Knight basketball games are always a popular event on campus. Students, family and friends routinely pack the gym to show their support for the Blue Knights. In addition to the fan support, the Royal Blues Pep Band and Blue Knight Cheerleaders are in attendance nearly every game.

Dr. Emily Taylor was the original founder of a women’s higher education development program from whic h OVER 100 women have gone to become college or university presidents or chancellors! An Urbana alumnae was President of the West Virginia Institute of Technology and led them to become one of the best rated comprehensive universities in the country? Dr. Karen LaRoe recently retired and is now on the Urbana University Board of Trustees.

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Urbana University administers aid from a number of federal and state programs, including Pell Grants, Ohio Instructional Grants, SEOG Grants, Perkins Loans, Student Stafford Allied Health Loans, and Parent Plus Loans. For more information on financial aid check our website at Radiographic Imaging http://www.urbana.edu/finaid.htm or call the Urbana University office of financial aid Respiratory Care at 937-484-1355 or 1-800-7 URBANA ext. 1355. Business Administration Accounting Applicants are encouraged to apply early in their senior year of high school, though General Management there is no stated deadline. While admissions are flexible based on high school achieveHuman Resource Management ments and grades, applicants are usually accepted based on having a cumulative high Marketing school grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.0 and an ACT score no less than an “18” Communication (or SAT score of 860). Business Marketing Communications Journalism/Public Relations Urbana University is a member of NCAA Division II. The Blue Knight athletic teams Theater compete against NCAA D-I, D-II, D-III and NAIA programs from across the country in 15 Computer Information Systems intercollegiate sports including: football, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s Computer Programming and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s E-business Management Information Systems cross country, and men’s and women’s swimming. Women’s lacrosse became the 15th System Analysis and Design intercollegiate team during the 2010-11 school year, and men’s and women’s bowling Systems and Network Administration club teams were added in 2009. A variety of activities are also offered for student enrichment including: theater, concerts, pep and marching bands, choir, movies, parties, Criminal Justice guest speakers, comedians, flag football, intramural basketball, skiing, student newspa- Education Early Childhood Development Education per, sand volleyball, indoor pool, student government and nearby outdoor adventure Early Childhood Education (K-3) activities (canoeing, rafting, hiking, camping, etc.). Middle Childhood Education (4-9) Adolescent/Young Adult Education (7-12) English Family Studies History Liberal Studies Mathematics Nursing-BSN Completion Program for RN’s only Philosophy and Religion Studies Political Science Pre-Law Psychology Science The 27,000-square-feet Student Center is one of Biology In 2003, a major renovation project was Urbana University’s newest on-campus facilities. Chemistry completed at Barclay Hall and adjacent Features include the Bundy Wellness Center, lounge, Pre-Dentistry Bailey Hall. The two buildings, which conference and meeting rooms, snack bar, and a Pre-Medicine house classrooms, are now connected by bookstore. Wireless computer service is available Pre-Veterinary an atrium and a secondary walkway. throughout the facility. Sociology Sports and Health Studies Athletic Training Exercise Science Recreation Sports Management Coaching Certificate Urbana University is dedicated to providing superb residence Graduate Programs of Study hall facilities to its students. McConnell Hall (above) was completed Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the summer of 2007, and Sycamore Residence Hall (left) was Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Classroom Teaching completed in 2004.

The Warren G. Grimes Center (left) has been a mainstay on Urbana University’s campus for decades. Located on the south end of campus, the Grimes Center houses the gymnasium, swimming pool, racquetball courts, a new state-of-the-art free weight room, along with all of the athletic staff offices and additional classrooms. A sand volleyball court is located behind the Grimes Center. The facility is a hub for almost all student-athlete activity on campus. Student-athletes can be found in Grimes lifting weights, shooting hoops, working out or talking with coaches at all hours of the day.

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