1993 MEMPHIS STATELADY TIGER VOLLEYBALL

Athletic DirectoryTHE ADMINISTRATION

NAME. TITLE (ALMA MATER, TEAR)Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, President (Brigham Young, 1963) 678-2234Charles Cavagnaro, Athletic Director (Memphis State, 1966) 678-2335Dr. Nicholas White, Chairman Athletic Committee (Ohio Wesleyan, 1950) 678-2324

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFSally Andrews, Assistant Compliance Coordinator (Christian Brothers, 1982) 678-4121Johns Bowers, Marketing Director (Memphis State, 1983) 678-2331Al Brown, Director of MClub (Memphis State, 1955) 678-4878Sam Cox, Ticket Manager (Memphis State, 1988) 678-4142Lee Fowler, Asst. AD-Tiger Clubs (Vanderbilt, 1974) 678-2334Bobby Kilpatrick, Spring Sports Coordinator (Mississippi, 1958) 678-2452Melissa Moore, Asst. Tiger Clubs Director (Memphis State, 1985) 678-2334Lynn Parkes, Assoc. AD-Women's Sports (Alabama, 1975) 678-2315Dr. James Smith, Asst. AD-Administration (Fisk, 1973) 678-2335Fred Stewart, Business Manager (Memphis State, 1978) 678-2461Dr. Tim Sumner, Academics (Taylor, 1969) 678-2714Bob Winn, Asst. AD-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC STAFFColleen Beck, Staff Secretary (Mississippi, 1953) 678-2315Lori Brock, Golf Coach (Lamar, 1984) 678-4121Brenda Cash, Track/Cross Country (Arizona State, 1981) 678-4119Michael Ladner, Asst. Basketball Coach (Southeastern Louisiana, 1986) 678-2313Joye Lee-McNelis, Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1986) 678-2315Penny Lucas-White, Volleyball Coach 678-3570Gayle McDonald, Athletic Trainer (Freed-Hardeman, 1983) 678-2340Chalotte Peterson, Tennis Coach (Memphis State, 1972) 678-2328Betty Russell, Administrative Secretary 678-4118Angela Scott, Asst. Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1990) 678-2123Mae Sheriff, Asst. Volleyball Coach (Florida International, 1993) 678-2315

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFFOFFICE HOME

Bob Winn, Asst. AD-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337 365-8144Sherilyn Fiveash, Assoc. SID (Eastern Kentucky, 1984) 678-2397 276-1333Mark Owens, Asst. SID (Virginia Tech, 1989) 678-2349 368-6853Mark Copley, Athletic Video Coordinator (Memphis State, 1988) 678-2337 323-0990Julie Rhodes, Secretary 678-2337Sports Information Fax 678-4134Student Assistants: Brady Buffalo, Joey Dempsey, Kathrine Nero, John Schoembs and Rob Stallins

CREDITSThe 1993 Memphis State women's volleyball mediaguide was written and designed by Sherilyn Fiveash,Associate Sports Information Director.Editorial assistance provided by Colleen Beck.Photos provided by Memphis State Photo ServicesGill Michael, Director and Dale Watson. Cover art byTom Wofford of Photo Services and Fred Fiveash ofSash Graphics. Special thanks to the ladies in thecamera room and the print shop men. Thank youalso goes to Mr. Formal and the Orpheum Theatre.

NAME CHANGEThe Tennessee Board of Regents unanimously approved changing

Memphis State University's name to The University of Memphis.The name change had received endoresements from numerous

Individuals, from the faculty, alumni and students of University andseveral new media.

The change is subject to approval by the Tennessee GeneralAssembly when it meets In January of 1994. Governor Ned McWherter,who chairs the Board of Regents, joined with the rest of the board In votingfor the change.

The change of the name to one that more effectively describes theUniversity's role as a leading urban research and resource university hadbeen widely discussed by MSU President V. Lane Rawlins' Task Force onCommunity Relations/Image made the recommendation In June 1992.

The legislature should vote to put the name change into effect July1.1994. Memphis State College became Memphis State on Jury 1,1957.

Quick FactsLocation: Memphis, TennesseeFounded: 1912Enrollment: 21,500President: Dr. V. Lane RawllnsAthletic Director: Charles CavagnaroAssociate Athletic Director-Women's: Lynn ParkesWomen's Athletic Trainer: Gayle McDonaldHead Coach: Penny Lucas-WhiteRecord: 30-41 (2 season)Career Record: 30-41 (2season)Home Court: Elma Roane Field House (3,000)Nickname: Lady TigersColors: Blue and GrayConference: Great Midwest1992 Record: 10-261992 Great Midwest Record: 2-8/6thFreshman (3): Allwyn Fitzpatiick, Heather Fletcher and Nlkki TaylorSophomores (4): Jacqueline Mack, Janice Neyens, Deidre Rowell and Monique SwabyJuniors (3): Cherilyn Bright, Renee Ross and Jamie RunkleSeniors (2): Amy Greer and Sami RandolphSetters (3): Amy Greer, Janice Neyens and Nikki TaylorMiddle Hitters (4): Cherilyn Bright, Allwyn Fitzpatrick, Heather Fletcher and Deidre RowellMiddle Blockers (3): Jacqueline Mack and Monique SwabyOutside Hitter (6): Amy Greer, Heather Fletcher, Sami Randolph, Renee Ross, Deidre Rowell and

Jamie RunkleSports Information Director for Volleyball: Sherilyn FiveashSports Information Phone: (901) 678-2337Sports Information Fax: (901) 678-4134Press Row Phone: (901) 678-2552

Table Of ContentsAll-Time Great Midwest Record 53-54 Letter Winners 48All-Time Team Averages 52 Match-By-Match Results, 1992 25-26All-Time Tournament Averages 47 Media Information IBCAthletic Academics 61 Memphis State 58Athletic Directors 60 Notes. 1992 20Athletic Directory IBC Opponents, 1993 32-39Athletic Facilities 62-63 Overall Statistics, 1992 22Averages 22 Preview, 1993 4-5Bios 9-18 President 59Career Leaders 51 Quick Facts 1Charting, 1992 23 Results, 1992 32City of Memphis 64 Review, 1992 21Comparisons, 1992 27 Rosters 6Conference Statistics, 1992 22 Schedule BCGreat Midwest Conference 55 Single Season Leaders 50Great Midwest Honorees 30 Squad Breakdown 7Great Midwest Schedules 56*57 Support Staff 3Great Midwest Statistics 28 Versus All Opponents 39Great Midwest Tournament Information 29 Year-By-Year Results 31Head Coach 2Highs and Lows. 1992 24Honorees 49

Head Coach

PENNYLUCAS-WHITEThird Season

30-41 (2 years)

Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-White contin-ues building her women's volleyball program at Mem-phis State. The 1993 season marks the start of Lucas-White's third year at the helm of the MSU volleyballprogram.

She took over the reins of Lady Tigervolleyball whenformer head coach Mike Lingenfelter resigned on July5, 1991.

It did not take long for Lucas-White to orient herinherited Lady Tiger team to her coaching. In 1991, theLady Tigers compiled 20 wins (20-15) for the fifthconsecutive season. Competing in the Great MidwestConference, the Lady Tigers under Lucas-White's di-rection, finished the season 3-2 and placed third at the1991 year-end tournament.

The 1992 year was a rebuilding year for the LadyTigers, whose rosterfeaturedfourfreshmen, two sopho-mores and two juniors.

In experience showed as the team finished the 1992season with a 10-26 mark. However, at the GreatMidwest Championships, the sixth seeded Lady Tigersupset third seeded Marquette before losing to cham-pion Alabama at Birmingham. Lucas-White's careerrecord now stands at 30-41.

The Memphis State job is Lucas-White's first headcoaching position. However, she was the assistantvolleyball coach at Auburn University from 1987-89.During her three-year stint at Auburn, her teamscompiled a 63-47 record including back-to-back 20-win seasons (25-12, 1988 and 21-14 in 1989).

Lucas-White played collegiate volleyball at Louisi-ana State from 1980-83. During her career with theTigers she earned first-team All -Southeastern Confer-ence honors in 1980 as well as being named LSU'smost valuable player. In 1983 LSU compiled a 31-16overall record and finished second in the SoutheasternConference.

A professional contract was offered to Lucas-Whitein 1984 and she accepted to play in the GermanProfessional League. From 1984-85 she played for theFeuerbach team which competed in Stuttgart, WestGermany.

In 1985 she earned a spot on the United State;National Team which finished second in Norcea ancparticipated in the Pan Am Games.

Lucas-White once again played in the professionaranks, this time in the United States. In 1987 sheparticipated on the Dallas Belles squad which finishecthird in the league. In 1988 she played with theChicago Breeze.

She headed back to Europe in 1988 to play in theItalian Professional League. Lucas-White earned aspot on the Matera squad from 1988-89. During thaseason she earned the Major League Volleyball blocking and spiking efficiency awards. She then played forthe Agrigento team from 1989-91. That squad finishedsecond in the league. Lucas-White was twice named tovarious all-tournament teams.

During the summer of 1992 Lucas-White served asthe volleyball commissioner of the Tennessee Sportsfest

This past summer, her USVBA team finished first inthe silver division of the USVBA Championships inMemphis, Term.

A native of Baton Rouge, La., Lucas-White marriecMark White on July 23,1991. Mark is a 1st Lieutenanin the Air National Guard and is the personnel manager at the Defense Depot in Memphis.

Head coach Penny Lucas-White begins are thirdseason with the Lady Tigers.

Support Staff

MAE SHERIFFAssistant Coach

Fla. International,1993

Head coach Penny Lucas-White was happy towelcome Mae Sheriff to her Lady Tiger coaching staff.Lucas-White and Sheriff were teammates at LouisianaState from 1981-83. During the 1983 season, LSUcompiled a 31-16 overall record and finished secondIn the Southeastern Conference.

Sheriff played on the United States Women'sVolleyball Team In 1984. While playing for that team,Sheriff traveled to China, Korea and Singapore.

In 1985 she she played professionally In Italy.Sheriffs coaching experience Included three years

as the head coach at Miami Dade Junior College NorthCampus, and three seasons at Miami Central SeniorHigh School.

Recently, Sheriff received her bachelor of artsdegree in social work from Florida International Uni-versity.

GAYLE MCDONALDTrainer

Freed-Hardeman,1983

McDonald begins her third year as the head trainerfor women's athletics at Memphis State. She and herstaff of five are responsible for the seven women'sintercollegiate athletic programs (basketball, crosscountry, golf, tennis, indoor and outdoor track andfield and volleyball).

Working with the women's athletic squads atMemphis State is nothing new to McDonald whoreceived both her master's of physical education in1983 and her master's of fitness and wellness in 1985from MSU. While working toward her degrees sheworked for former head trainer Linda Arnold as agraduate assistant trainer.

After graduating from Memphis State, McDonaldwas named assistant trainer at Murray (Ky.) State

University. While working for the Racers, she wasresponsible forthe care, prevention and rehabilitationof the women's athletic programs as well as the men'sfootball, baseball, track and tennis squads.

A native of Caruthersville, Mo., McDonald re-ceived her bachelors degree In health and physicaleducation from Freed-Hardeman College In 1983.

An outstanding student, McDonald was a Na-tional Dean's List honoree all four years at Freed-Hardeman. She was also a member of Alpha ChiNational Honor Society. In 1983 McDonald was aWho's Who Among American Colleges and Universi-ties.

While In graduate school, McDonald was namedas an Outstanding Young Woman of America In 1983,1985 and 1987. As well, in 1983 she was Freed-Hardeman's Outstanding Health, Physical Educationand Recreation student.

McDonald earned her athletic trainers certifica-tion in 1985 and has been a member of the NationalAthletic Trainers Association since that time.

LAURIE ANGNERManager

Memphis, Tenn.Germantown H.S.

Angner begins her first season as the manager forthe Lady Tiger volleyball team.

A native of Memphis, Angner played high schoolvolleyball at Germantown High School from 1978-79.During the 1979 season, Angner helped leadGermantown to the State Tournament where theyfinished runner-up.

Angner attended Austin Peay State Universityfrom 1980-82 and was a member of the Lady Governorvolleyball team.

She is the duagher of Jane and Joe Angner.

1993 Season Preview

Head Coach Penny Lucas-White looksforward to the 1993 season.

Gone are the days of youthful Inexperience. Aseasoned Memphis State Lady Tiger volleyball teamwill take the court in 1993.

"Last year was a very difficult season for all of us,"explained third-year head coach Penny Lucas-White."Everyone came back in the spring with a new attitudeand we had an excellent spring season. I believe wecan accomplish anything we want if we put our mindsto it."

The 1992 Lady Tiger squad featured two juniors,three sophomores and four freshmen. All receivedample playing time and have learned coach Lucas-White's system.

Amy Greer and Sami Randolph, both seniors, willassume the leadership role for the 1993 squad.

When Lucas-White talks about her two seniorsshe believes that they will carry the team. She also saidthat, "There comes a point in ones career, where thewill to win is mind over matter. I think these twoplayers really want to win."

Greer, a 5-11, outside hitter, did not have theluxury to play that position last season. The India-napolis, Ind., native, was called upon to set for theLady Tigers last season. She led the squad with 737assists and 43 service aces. Greer also ranked third inblock assists with 52.

"Amy did not play during the spring season be-cause of shoulder surgery. This summer she workedin a warehouse and did a lot of lifting and said hershoulder was feeling great," Lucas-White said.

Despite her 5-8 frame, Randolph plays both frontand back row very effectively. She ranked second onthe squad with 321 digs and fourth in kills with 197.

"Sami loves the game and is always willing to playwhere we need her. She can pass or hit the ball and iseven a good server," explained Lucas-White.

The Junior class of the 1993 Lady Tigers is very

experienced.Renee Ross, a 5-9 outside hitter, was second-team

All-Great Midwest Conference selection in 1992. Dur-ing the conference championships last year, Ross seta new single game career kill mark with 25. For herefforts during that tournament, she earned All-Tour-nament honors. Ross led the squad with 335 kills and382 digs. She also ranked third on the squad with 30service aces.

"Renee is a very powerful player who sometimeslacks finess. She is also the type of player you cancount on when you need a good pass," White said.

Cherilyn Bright, saw a lot of playing time lastseason. The 5-11 middle hitter played in all 36 matcheslast season and ranked third on the team with 244kills. During the Great Midwest Championships, shehad a career-high 22 kills versus Marquette.

"Cherilyn is a very consistent hitter. She playedextremely well during the conference championshipsand had a good spring season," said Lucas-White.

A player that really made strides in 1992 was junioroutside hitter Jamie Runkle. The 5-7, Peru, Ind.,native earned all-toumament honors atTulane's KathyTrosclair Memorial Tournament. Most of her playingtime has been in the back row but Lucas-White expectsto play Runkle in the front row more in 1993.

"Jamie really turned the corner during the springseason. Despite her size, she can really jump. She is abig asset in the back row for us, but this spring shebecame invaluable up front," explained Lucas-White.

The 1992 freshman class grew up quickly as theywere called upon on numerous occasions.

Monique Swaby, a 6-0 middle blocker earned GreatMidwest All-Freshman team honors. She was theteam's second leading hitter with 290 kills and led the

Senior Amy Greer will reassume heroutside hitter position.

1993 Season Preview

Renee Ross earned second-team All-GreatMidwest Conference.

squad with a .202 kill percentage. Swaby also was theLady Tiger's top block assist player with 65.

"I really wish I could play Monique outside be-cause she can really hit the ball. However, because sheis such a tough blocker Monique is invaluable for usin the middle," stated Lucas-White.

Jacqueline Mack saw action in all 36 matches in1992. The 5-11 middle blocker led the team with 13block solos, and added 55 block assists which rankedsecond on the squad.

Lucas-White said that, "Monique really turned thecorner during the conference championships. Shehas worked on her strength and it really showedduring the spring season."

Janice Neyens, a 5-8 setter gained a lot of experi-ence during the spring season. During the fall sched-ule, Neyens played a back-up position to Greer. Shedid however, rank second on the team with 533assists.

"Janice really came around in the spring season.She carried the weight of being the team setter and hasbecome very stable and consistent in her role as theteam's quarterback," Lucas-White explained.

One player that became notable better over timewas sophomore Deidre Rowell. The 5-10 outside/middle hitter played outstanding during the confer-ence tournament.

"Deidre continued to improve in the spring andpasses extremely well. She gives us everything thatshe has got," said Lucas-White.

The Lady Tigers needed help in the middle and atthe setter position in 1993 and that is exactly whatthey got with the addition of their three freshmen.

Heather Fletcher is a 6-0 middle/outside hitterfrom Richardson, Tex. She helped lead her 1992 L.V.Berkner High School squad to a 27-6 record and thechampionship of the Bi-District Area. That same squadwas a semi-finalist at the State 5A Region II Tourna-ment.

Also playing in the middle will be Allwyn Fitzpatrick,5-11. The Santa Barbara, Calif., native, was an All-County andfirst-team All-League selection while play-ing at San Marcos High School. She also earnedsecond team All-GIF honors as she averaged eight killsper game.

NikkiTaylor, a 5-8 setter from Rockford, Ohio, willplay an important role at her position this fall. Taylorled her senior Parkway High School squad to theSectional, District and Regional Championships. Shewas a first-team All-Conference and District Eight Ail-Star Division I, II, and III selection. She also earnedsecond team All-Ohio Division III honors.

"All of our newcomers come from excellent volley-ball backgrounds. They have all played Junior Olym-pic volleyball this summer which will help preparethem for the upcoming season here at MSU," saidLucas-White.

Memphis State will play numerous home matchesincluding three tournaments (Tiger Invitational, Sept.3-4, Graphic Systems Classic, Sept. 10-11 and theNike Invitational, Oct. 1-2).

The Lady Tigers will also face such top rankedteams as Florida, South Florida, George Washingtonand Arkansas State. The schedule also includes homeand away matches with each conference team as wellas Ole Miss.

Sophomore Monique Swaby was named to theGreat Midwest All-Freshman team.

1993 Lady Tiger Rosters

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Front Row L-R: Manager Laurie Angner, Nikki Taylor, Jamie Runkle, Saml Randolph,Janice Neyens, Renee Ross and Deldre Rowell.Back Row L-R: Head coach Penny Lucas-White, Allwyn Fitzpatrick, Monique Swaby,Amy Greer, Jacqueline Mack, Cherllyn Bright and Assistant coach Mae Sheriff.

NAMEAmy GREERNikki TAYLORSami RANDOLPHRenee ROSSJanice NEYENSMonique SWABYDeldre ROWELLJamie RUNKLEJacqueline MACKCherilyn BRIGHTHeather FLETCHERAllwyn PITZPATRICK

NUMERICAL

POSITION HTOutside Hitter/Setter 5-11Setter 5-8Outside Hitter 5-7Outside Hitter 5-9Setter 5-8Middle Blocker 6-0Middle/Outside Hitter 5-10Outside Hitter 5-7Middle Blocker 5-11Middle Hitter 5-11Middle/Outside Hitter 6-0Middle Blocker 5-11

CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLSr. Indianapolis, IN/CathedralFr. Rockford, OH/ParkwaySr. Las Vegas, NV/ChaparralJr. Marion, lA/Llnn Man-So. Chandler, AZ/Corona del SolSo. Miami, FL/North MiamiSo. Florence, AL/CoffeeJr. Peru, IN/HighSo. Birmingham, AL/Ramsay AlternativeJr. Wheaton. IL/HighFr. Richardson, TX/BerknerFr. Santa Barbara, CA/San Marcos

ALPHABETICAL

No. Name11 Cherilyn BRIGHT14 Allwyn FITZPATRICK13 Heather FLETCHER2 Amy GREER10 Jacqueline MACK6 Janice NEYENS4 Sami RANDOLPH5 Renee ROSS13 Deldre ROWELL9 Jamie RUNKLE7 Monique SWABY3 Nikki TAYLOR

Position Ht ClMiddle Hitter 5-11 Jr.Middle Blocker 5-11 Fr.Middle/Outside Hitter 6-0 Fr.Outside Hitter/Setter 5-11 Sr.Middle Blocker 5-11 So.Setter 5-8 So.Outside Hitter 5-7 Sr.Outside Hitter 5-9 Jr.Middle/Outside Hitter 5-10 So.Outside Hitter 5-7 Jr.Middle Blocker 6-0 So.Setter 5-8 Fr.

Hometown/High SchoolWheaton. IL/HighSanta Barbara, CA/San MarcosRichardson. TX/BerknerIndianapolis. IN/CathedralBirmingham, AL/Ramsay AlternativeChandler. AZ/Corona del SolLas Vegas, NV/ChaparralMarlon, lA/Linn Man-Florence, AL/CoffeePeru. IN/HighMiami. FL/North MiamiRockford, OH/Parkway

1993 Squad BreakdownBY HEIGHT

5-7: Sarnl RandolphJamie Runkle

5-8: Janice NeyensNlkkl Taylor

5-9: Stacy MartinRenee Ross

5-1O: Deidre Rowell

5-11: Cherilyn BrightAllwyn FitzpatrickAmy GreerJacqueline Mack

6-0: Heather FletcherMonlque Swaby

Outside Hitter:

BY POSITION

Heather FletcherAmy GreerSaml RandolphRenee RossDeidre RowellJamie Runkle

Middle Hitter/Blocker: Allwyn FitzpatrickHeather FletcherJacqueline MackStacy MartinDeidre RowellMonique Swaby

Setter

Freshmen:

Janice NeyensNlkki Taylor

BY CLASS

Allwyn FitzpatrickHeather FletcherNikki Taylor

Sophomores: Jacqueline MackJanice NeyensDeidre RowellMonique Swaby

Juniors:

Seniors:

Cherityn BrightStacy MartinRenee RossJamie Runkle

Amy GreerSaml Randolph

BY STATE

Alabama: Jacqueline Mack, BirminghamDeidre Rowell, Florence

Arizona: Janice Neyens, Chandler

California: Allwyn Fitzpatrick, Santa Barbara

Florida: Monique Swaby, Miami

Illinois: Cherilyn Bright, Wheaton

Indiana: Amy Greer, IndianapolisJamie Runkle, Peru

Iowa: Renee Ross, Marion

Missouri: Stacy Martin, Pevety

Nevada: Sami Randolph, Las Vegas

Ohio: Nlkkl Taylor, Rockford

Texas: Heather Fletcher, Richardson

BY MAJOR

Jacqueline Mack

Monique Swaby

Cherilyn Bright

Accounting:

Business:

Child Psychology:

Education:

Engineering:

Undecided:

Sami RandolphRenee RossJamie Runkle

Janice Neyens

Heather FletcherAllwyn FitpatrickNlkki Taylor

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Neyens: Nl-uns

Swaby: Sway-Bee

Cherilyn: Cheryl-Lynn

Deidre Rowell: Dee-Drah Rowl (like growl)

Allwyn: All-Win

The 1993 Lady Tigers

#nCHERILYN BRIGHT

5-11, JuniorMiddle HitterWheaton, fll.Wheaton H.S.

1992 as a Sophomore - Bright had participated In36 matches last season for the Lady Tigers and sawnumerous starts ... Ranks third on the team In killswith 244 ... Had a career-high 22 digs during GreatMidwest Championship Tournament versus Marque-tte ... Accumulated 21 aces and 218 digs ... Had acareer-best 17 kills versus Louisiana Tech ... Hit aseason-best .500 against both Northeast Louisianaand St. Louls-2 ... Had four aces in the Tulane matchwhich Is a new career-high .... Hit. 169 percent.

1991 as a Freshman - Bright saw action in 26matches as a freshman for the Lady Tigers... In the 47games that she played, Bright accumulated 58 kills(1.23 per game) ... Had a career-high seven killsagainst both Marquette and Alabama at Birminghamduring the regular season... Hit a career-high. 750 (3-0-4) against St. Louis during the Great MidwestVolleyball Championships... Tallied 48 digs includinga career-high eight against both DePaul and Marquette.

High School ~ An outstanding hitter, Bright ledher Wheaton team in kills as a junior and a senior ...Set a school record for most kills In a single seasonwith 223 as a senior... Had a.370 kill percentage and94 percent service accuracy in 1990 ... As a juniorBright earned all-tournament and earned honorablemention all-conference ... That same year she ledWheaton to a second place finish In the Depage ValleyConference as well as a 22-7 record ... During hersenior season, Wheaton placed third in the conference...In 1990 she earned all-conference and all-tourna-ment ... Was named by the Daily Herald as not only aPlayer of the Week, but to their second-team all-stateteam... Also earned first team all-state honors by the

Daily Journal... Was named to the state All-Star team... Bright was also a three-year varsity track letterwinner... During her track career she was a three-timeall-conference and all-state selection ... In 1988 herWheaton 800 medley relay team finished first in thestate and then third in 1989.

Personal — Major ~ Child Psychology; Born ~September 14, 1973; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. ArthurBright.

The 1993 Lady Tigers

#2AMY GREEK

Outside Hitter/Setter5-11, Senior

Indianapolis, Ind.Cathedral H.S.

1992 as a Junior - A versatile player, Greer saw actionas both a setter and outside hitter... Led the team with 737assists and 43 aces... Had 190 kills last season... Made 271digs and helped in 52 block assists ... Tied her career killmark (23) versus North Texas ... Had a season-high fouraces against Arkansas-Little Rock, Southwestern Louisi-ana and Marquette-3 ... Earned all-tournament honors atthe Alabama Crimson Tide Classic ... Handed out a career-best 59 assists against Marquette-3 during the Great Mid-west Championships ... Had a season-best 17 digs duringthe SW Louisiana match... Has moved into 1 Oth spot on theLady Tiger all-time kill chart with 826... Ranks ninth on theall-time total attempt list with 2,421... Also ranks fifth onthe all-time digs chart with 931... Her 845 assists rank fifthin Lady Tiger history.

1991 as a Sophomore - Led the 1991 Lady Tigers with316 kills and a 2.7 kills per game average ... Also led theLady Tigers with 311 digs ...Had a .174 kill percentage ...Ranked second on the team in assists with 57 ... Alsoranked second on the squad with 14 block solos ... Hit acareer-high 23 kills during the Butler match... During theNortheast Louisiana match, Greer hit a season-high .500percent... Against Connecticut she tied her career dig markwith 23 ... Had double digit dig totals on 12 occasions ...Assisted on a season-high five blocks during the Butler win... Earned Graphic Systems and 15th Saluki VolleyballInvitational all-tournament honors.

1990 as a Freshman — As a freshman, Greer started inall but one Lady Tiger match ... Was the team's third leadinghitter averaging 2.31 kills per game ... Hit .133 percent...An outside hitter, Greer was the team's starting setterversus Alcorn State (10-22) ... Had 50 assists ... EarnedGraphic Systems Classic all-tournament honors... Her 956kill attempts ranks seventh on the total attempts in a seasonlist... Had a season-high 22 kills against nationally rankedArkansas State (9-25) ... Served five aces against FloridaState (10-13) ... In the Louisville (10-26) match she had a

career-high two block solos ... Against Missouri (9-29) sheassisted on a career-high eight blocks ... Ranked second onthe team in digs with 349... Had a career-high 23 digs in theUT-Arlington match (9-1).

High School -- An all-around athlete, Greer was a threesport letter-winner at Cathedral High in Indianapolis ... Asa senior she was captain of the volleyball, basketball andsoftball teams ... Earned all-city honors in volleyball andsoftball as a Junior ... As a senior she earned all-city involleyball, basketball and softball... Also earned all-state asa senior... Had a service accuracy of 86.5 percent... Holdsschool records in blocking and kills at Cathedral... Helpedlead her team to the 1988 and 1989 Sectional Champion-ships ... In 1989 Greer and her teammates won their way tothe Regional title... Played in the Mizzuno All-Star game ...Greer played in the six-state Mikasa Cup... Played for CircleCity Volleyball Club and was the team captain as a senior...Was a two-time National Honor Society member ... Wasnamed by USA TODAY as the all-state Female Athlete... Shewas voted by Indianapolis sports writers as the city Athleteof the Year... The Marion Coaches of Girls Sports Associa-tion named her Outstanding Female Athlete... Named to theIndiana volleyball and softball All-Star teams... Was the firstfemale athlete at Cathedral to win the Joe Dezelan awardwhich recognizes scholarship, leadership and athletics.

Personal ~Born ~ June 6,Greer.

Major — Psychology/Criminal Justice;1972: Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

The 1993 Lady Tigers#1O JACQUELINE

MACK5-11, SophomoreMiddle Blocker

Birmingham, Ala.Ramsay Alternative

1992 as a Freshman - Mack saw action in all 36Lady Tigers matches this season ... Accumulated 55block assists which ranked second on the team'sstatistical charts... Had a season-best 11 kills duringthe Great Midwest Championships versus Marquette-3 .... Hit .750 percent against Alabama, Cincinnati-1and Alabama at Birmlngham-2 ... Served two acesduring both the North Texas and DePaul-1 matches...Had a season-best 17 digs versus Syracuse... Assistedon five block assists against Syracuse, UAB-1 andDePaul-2 ... In that Syracuse match, Mack had aseason-best three block assists... Earned Great Mid-west Player-of-the-Week honors.

High School —A native of Birmingham, Ala., Mackwas a four-year letter winner on her Ramsay Alterna-tive High School volleyball team ... Led her freshmanvolleyball squad to the 1989 Alabama 5A State Volley-ball Championship title ... During her senior season,her Ramsay squad again won the Alabama 5A StateChampionships ... She was the co-captain of the1991-92 Lady Ram volleyball team... Was named theMetro Player of the Year her senior season ... Thatsame season she was named to the Mizuno All-Starsquad ... Earned 5A State Tournament all-tourna-ment honors... As a junior Mack was named the MVPof the State Tournament... During her senior seasonMack also earned the MVP award at the City Tourna-ment ... She earned that same honor at the Area 10Tournament both her Junior and senior seasons ...The Birmingham News awarded Mack the ScholarAthlete award her senior year... Mack Is an excellentstudent... She was a member of the National HonorSociety... Was a member of the Mu Alpha Theta MathSociety ... Earned a Scholastic Achievement Award.

Personal ~ Major ~ Accounting; Born -- Decem-ber 27, 1973; Parent ~ Ms. Juanita Mack

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The 1993 Lady Tigers

#6JANICE NEYENS5-8, Sophomore

SetterChandler, Ariz.

Corona del Sol H. S.

1992 as a Freshman - Neyens ranked second onthe squad with 533 assists ... Handed out a season-best 40 assists during the North Texas win ... Had aseason-high five kills versus NorthTexas and Missis-sippi State ... Served a season-best seven aces duringthe UT-Chattanoogamatch... In that same match shehad a season-best 24 digs ... Against Bowling GreenState, the 5-8 setter had six block solos... During theNorthTexas match she assisted on four blocks.

High School ~ Neyens was a three-sport letterwinner at Corona del Sol High School in Chandler,Ariz.... Earned four letters on the volleyball team andwas a member of the basketball and tennis squads ...Led her Corona del Sol squad to the state champion-ship her senior season ... The 1989-90 and 1990-91Corona del Sol teams finished as the state runner-up... Was named to the first-team 5A Center RegionConference team her senior season... That same yearshe also earned second-team all-East volleyball teamhonors... Was her school's scholar athlete as a sopho-more, Junior and senior... Earned honorable mentionfor the Central Region Conference her sophomore andjunior years ... Was named to the Mizzuno All-Starteam ... Was one of the top 10 players at the 1992Fiesta Classic Tournament with her Arizona JuniorClub team ... An excellent student, Neyens had a 4.6grade point average and graduated 17th in her classof 650 students ... Was a member of the NationalHonor Society ... Earned numerous math student ofthe month honors ... Played the varsity symphonicband for four years... Was named the most improvedplayer on the 1991-92 tennis team at Corona del Sol.

Personal ~ Major — Engineering; Bom — October14, 1973; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Neyens.

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#4SAMI RANDOLPH

5-7, SeniorOutside HitterLas Vegas, Nev.Chaparral H.S.

1992 as a Junior - Saw action in all 36 Lady Tigermatches this season ... Had a career-high 16 kills againstboth UT-Chattanooga and Sam Houston ... Handed out acareer-high six assists during the Southwestern Louisianamatch ... Ranked as the team's second leading dig playerwith 321 ... Had a career-high three block solos againstSamford ... Assisted on a career-best five blocks during theDePaul-2 match ... Had three aces In the Minnesota matchwhich ties her career-best... Earned all-tournament honorsat the Tulane Kathy Trosclalr Memorial Tournament ...During the Great Midwest Championship Tournament, shehad a career-high 39 digs versus Alabama at Birmingham.

1991 as a Sophomore ~ Gained valuable playingexperience as a sophomore... Started 19 of the 28 matchesthat she participated in last season ... Hit an impressive.220 percent... Averaged 1.62 kills per outing... Hammeredhome a career-high 14 kills during the Illinois-Chicagomatch ... Her career-best hitting percentage was a .750performance against Army ... Quick feet allowed her toaccumulate 196 digs... During the Illinois State match shehad a career-high 18 digs ... Set a career block assist (2)against three opponents ... Also had a block solo in threematches last season ... Her new career service ace mark isnow three which she tallied against Rhode Island.

1990 as a Freshman — As a freshman, Randolph beganthe season in a starting position ... Was sidelined for amonth due to a severe asthma attack... Started nine of 19matches she participated ... Served two aces in both theWestern Kentucky (9-15) and Ball State (9-22) matches ...Made a career^high 10 digs versus Tennessee State (10-9).

High School - A three-year letter winner In volleyball atChaparral High In Las Vegas, Nev .... Was her team'scaptain as a junior and a co-captain as a senior... Earnedall-Division honors as a junior and a senior... Was an all-

Conference and Zone Tournament team member as a senior... Helped lead Chaparral to the State Tournament as ajunior and senior... Played on the Nevada Junior VolleyballClub for the past fiveyears... Played forthe 1989-90 NevadaJunior team that took first place at the 18-and-underJunior Olympics and the National Sports Festival...Theyalso won the Sports Performance Volleyball Classic and theNevada Classic ... At the Lone Star Classic Randolph andher junior team placed second ... In 1988-89 that sameteam won the National Sports Festival but took second atthe Junior Olympic 18-and-under tournament... Her teamtook first place honors at the Lone Star Classic in 1989-90... Her 1987-88 Nevada Junior team finished top at the 16-and-under Junior Olympics and took second at the DavisFestival... An excellent student, Randolph earned honorsall four years at Chaparral ... Received DistinguishedScholar's Diploma.

Personal — Major — Elementary Education; Born ~June 12,1972; Parents — Mr. Sam Armstrong and Mrs.Maxine Randolph.

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#5RENEE ROSS5-9, Junior

Outside HitterMarion, Iowa

Linn Marr H.S.

1992 as a Sophomore - Ross rewrote her recordbooks as a sophomore... Set a new career kill mark 25during the Great Midwest Championships versusMarquette ... Earned second-team All-Great MidwestConference honors ... Had an outstanding perfor-mance during the conference championships andearned all-tournament honors .... Opened the seasonby setting a new career-best kill percentage mark,.565 versus Minnesota... Dug up a career-best 32 digsduring the Syracuse match ... Had four block solosagainst North Texas which was a new career-high ...Led the team with 335 kills and 382 digs ... Rankedsecond on the squad with 36 aces ... Her 382 digsranks fifth on the Lady Tiger all-time singles seasonchart.

1991 as a Freshman — An outstanding athlete,Ross played in 32 matches her inaugural season withthe Lady Tigers ... She started In 25 matches as afreshman ... Ranked third on the team with 213 killsand a 2.0 kills per game average ... A very flexibleplayer, she ranked as the team's third best defensiveplayer with 229 digs ... Had a career-high 17 killsduring the Ole Miss match... Her season-best hittingpercentage was .429 against both Ole Miss and Ameri-can University ... Had a season-best 18 digs againstIllinois State ... Tallied 10 double digit dig perfor-mances last season ... A jump server, she had aseason-high three aces against Southern Illinois ...Against top ranked Southern California she had aseason-high three block assists.

High School — Ross played varsity volleyball at LinnMar for three years... Was the captain of her junior andsenior teams.. Led the 1990 Linn Mar team to its firstever district championship ... Her junior and seniorsquads compiled an overall record of 44-14-17... As ajunior Ross earned first-team all-State, all-Metro andall-Conference honors ... That same year she alsoearned the conference MVP award ... During hersenior season she was one of top hitters in the state(.388 kill percentage and 4.6 kills per game)... Her 92percent passing effiency ranked among the stateleaders... Also had a 94 percent serving accuracy rateand averaged 2.8 digs per game ... As a senior, Rossearned all-Metro and all-Conference honors ... Wasthe captain of the all-Metro team ... Was named theMost Valuable Player In the state of Iowa ... For thesecond consecutive year Ross earned MississippiValley Conference Athlete of the Year... Selected to theIowa Coaches Volleyball Association all-Star team ...The past four years the Linn Mar volleyball team haswon the Iowa Girls Athletic High School Union, Excel-lence In Academic Achievement Award ... Earned 16varsity letters ... In 1991 she earned first-team all-Metro honors in basketball, tennis, softball and vol-leyball.

Personal — Major — Education; Born — January20, 1973; Parents — Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ross

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#8DEIDRE ROWELL5-10, Sophomore

Middle/Outside HitterFlorence, Ala.

Coffee H.S.

1992 as a Freshman — Came on strong late in theseason and played well In the Great Midwest Champi-onships ... Had a season-best two kills In back-to-backmatches against Tulane and Samford ... Hit 1.000during the Louisiana Tech match... Had an ace duringboth the Pittsburgh and Samford matches... Tallied ablock solo during the Tulane, Arkansas State-3 andSam Houston contests ... Served an ace versus bothSamford and Pittsburgh... Dug up 12 digs against theLady Blazers of UAB-2.

High School — An excellent athlete, Rowell par-ticipated in four sports while attending Coffee HighSchool In Florence, Ala. ... Led her Coffee volleyballteam to two state playoffs ... The 1988, '89 and'90squad won the Area Championship ... In 1989 and1990, Coffee won the Substate Championship... Rowellwas the captain of the 1990 and 1991 volleyball team... Was also the captain of the basketball team herjunior and senior seasons... In 1988 Rowell was votedthe Most Improved Junior Varsity player... During the1989 volleyball season she was her team's Best At-tacker and Most Valuable Player... That same seasonshe earned the 5A Area 15 Most Valuable Player award... In 1990 she again won that honor as well as beingher team's Best Attacker... Her junior season she alsoearned her team's Most Valuable Player award ... As asenior she was named for the third time as her squad'sBest Attacker and MVP ... Also earned the team'sHustle Award ...Was selected to the 1989 all-Regionteam... Also earned Area 15 Class 5A all-Tournamenthonors during her junior and senior seasons... Was acenter on the Coffee basketball team ... She was thatteam's leading rebounder (9.8) her junior season... As

a sophomore she earned her team's Most ValuableDefensive Player ... She earned four letters on theCoffee softball team... She led that squad In RBI's herjunior season... Also participated in track (long jump,440 relay and 100 yard dash) ... An outstandingstudent, Rowell earned the 1992 U.S. Army ReserveNational Scholar Athlete Award ... She was a memberof the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll Na-tional Honor Society . .. Rowell participated in MuAlphaTheta, the French Club, and the Key Club whileat Coffee ... She was the historian for the StudentCouncil.

Personal — Major - Pre-Medicine; Bom—Septem-ber 30, 1974; Parents - Mr. and Mrs. William Rowell,Sr.

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The 1993 Lady Tigers

#9JAMIE RUNKLE

5-7, JuniorOutside Hitter

Peru, Ind.Peru H.S.

I1992 as a Sophomore • Runkle saw action in 31

matches despite various injuries ... Hit a career-best12 kills during the Tulane match ... Earned all-tournament honors at Tulane's Kathy Trosclair Me-morial Tournament ... Hit 1.000 for the third time inher career ... Against both St. Louis-1 and DePaul-2,Runkle hit 1.000 percent ... Had a career-best fouraces against UT-Chattanooga... Dug up a career-high20 digs in the Syracuse match ... Had her first-everblock solos during the Samford win ... Also had acareer-best three block assists versus Sam Houston...Tallied a total of 23 service aces.

1990 as a Freshman — Saw limited action due tovarious injuries... A very versatile player who can playback row and up front... In 28 matches she accumu-lated 63 digs ... Had a season-high four kills againstRice ... Against top ranked Arkansas State she had aseason-high seven digs ... Assisted on two blocksagainst Rice for another season-high... Had a. 166 killpercentage.

High School - While playing at Peru High School,Runkle led her team to the conference championshipthree of her four years... The 1989 squad won its wayto the final 16 in the state.. .That same squad won theconference, sectional and regional championships ...The 1990 team finished in the final eight in the state... An all-around player, Runkle holds school recordsin: service receptions (892), kill attempts (1,274), digs(952), kills (620) and kill percentage (.389) ... As asenior she led her team with a.448 kill percentage ...In 1990 she had 283 service receptions, 328 digs and78 blocks ... Earned all-Conference honors in 1988,1989 and 1990 ... In 1989 she was named to the

honorable mention all-State squad ... Was first teamall-State selection in 1990 ... An all-around athlete,Runkle also plays Softball and basketball... Earned 12varisty letters at Peru High.

Personal — Major — Education; Born — September 19,1972; Parent ~ Mrs. Susie Peters

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The 1993 Lady Tigers#7

MONIQUE SWABY6-0, SophomoreMiddle Blocker

Miami, Fla.North Miami H.S.

1992 as a Freshman - Saw action in all 36 LadyTiger matches as a freshman... Ranked as the team'stop hitter with a .202 percentage ... Had 290 killswhich was the second most on the squad's statisticalcharts ... Led the team with 21 block solos and 65block assists ... Also accumulated 246 digs which isthe fourth most by a Lady Tiger last season ... Hit aseason-best 18 kills during the Syracuse match... Inthat same match she had a season-high 43 digs ...Blocked, by herself, four kill attempts by Sam Hous-ton players ... Assisted on five blocks during both theSt. Louis-2 and DePaul-2 matches .

High School ~ Bom in Kingston, Jamaica, Swabyattended high school in Miami, Fla.... Participated involleyball, soccer, track and badminton at NorthMiami Senior High School... Was the captain of herjunior and senior volleyball squad ... Led her 1991squad to the District Championship ... Her team wasthe number one team in the county in 1992 ... Wasnamed her team's Most Valuable Player in 1991 and1992... Swaby earned all-Dade honors as a junior andsenior ... Earned all-State laurels as a junior andsenior ... Played singles and mixed doubles on thebadminton team ... Led that team to the DistrictChampionship... Earned all-Dade badminton honors... Played goalie for the soccer team for one season andwas the captain of that squad ... Participated on the440 and 880 relay teams for the North Miami tracksquad ...Was the president of the Letterman Club atNorth Miami.

Personal — Major — Business; Born — February16, 1974; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swaby.

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The 1993 Lady Tiger Newcomers

#13HEATHER FLETCHER

6*0, FreshmanMiddle/Outside Hitter

Richardson, TexasL.V. Berkner H.S.

High School — A three-year volleyball letter win-ner at L.V. Berkner High School In Richardson, Texas... Led her sophomore team to the State 5A Region IIsemi-finals ... That 1990-91 squad was the Districtand Bi-District Area champions ... Completed theseason with a 32-4 record that season ... As a junior,her team finished 27-10 and were the District cham-pions ... During her senior year, Richardson Highfinished with a 27-6 overall record... That squad wonthe Bi-District Area Championship and were semi-finalist at the State 5A Region II Tournament... As asophomore she earned honorable mention All-Cityand All-District honors ... During her junior season,she was named first team All-City and second teamAll-District ... Earned first team All-City and All-District as a senior ... Was named the District Co-Offensive Player of the Year.... Had 143 kills as aj uniorand 218 as a senior... Hit. 284 percent as a junior and.302 as a senior... Accumulated 155 block assists asa junior and 146 as a senior ... Had an amazing 106block solos herjunior season and 67 as a senior... Wascoached by Paula Yager ... Played USVBA juniorvolleyball for the Mid-Cities Volleyball Club for threeseasons ... Won Third Coast Championship in 1991with the Mid-Cities 16 Elite team ... Earned secondteam and all-tournament honors during the 1992Tour of Texas with her club team.

Personal — Major — Undecided; Born ~ March 3,1975; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fletcher.

#14ALLWYN FITZPATRICK

5-11, FreshmanMiddle Blocker

Santa Barbara, Calif.San Marcos H.S.

High School — Fitzpatrickwas the captain of herSan Marcos junior and senior volleyball teams ...Earned second team All-League in 1991... As a seniorshe earned All-County (Santa Barbara) team honors...Was named first team All-League and second team All-GIF as a senior ... Earned her team's MVP award in

1992... Was named the Santa Barbara and Burger KingAthlete of the Week during the 1992 season... Averageceight kills per game as a senior... Her 327 kills last yeaiwas a San Marcos High single season record ... Hadschool record 54 block solos as a senior... Was coachecby Jon Lee ... Earned San Marcos Student-Athleteaward in 1992... Was a member of the swim team for oneyear.

Personal — Major — Undecided; Born — September2, 1975; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitzpatrick.

#1

NEKKI TAYLOR5-8, Freshman

SetterRockford, OhioParkway H.S.

High School—An all-around athlete, Taylor earnedthree letters in both basketball and volleyball and onein track at Parkway High School ... Her sophomoresquad won the Sectional Championship and were theDistrict runner-ups... During that season she earnedfirst team All-Conference and District Eight All-Starhonors and was an honorable mention All-Ohio selec-tion in Division IV ... During her junior year, she ledher team to the Section and M.A. C. Tri-Championship... That year she earned first team All-Ohio Division III,All-Conference and District Eight All-Star Division I,II, III ... As a senior, her Parkway squad won theSectional, District and Regional Championships ...That same team was the co-champion of the M A.C.Conference... She earned second team All-Ohio Divi-sion III, first team All-Conference and District EightAll-Star Division I, II, III .... As well, she earned All-Conference Player of the Year and All-District Player ofthe Year honors... For three straight years she led herteam in setting percentage and twice in attack per-centage ... As a senior she had a .436 kill percentage... She handed out 185 assists, had 23 service aces and48 block solos her senior year... Was coached by ToddHenkle ... As a basketball player, she earned honor-able mention All-Conference honors.

Personal ~ Major — Undecided; Born — August14, 1974; Parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor.

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1992 Lady Tiger Review

1992 Lady Tiger Review

Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-Whiteregroups her team during a timeout.

Hope "Springs" eternal, at least for the 1992-93Memphis State Lady Tigers. Despite a disappointing1992 season, the Memphis State Lady Tigers had a veryoptimistic 1993 USVBA spring season, which headcoach Penny Lucas-White hopes will continue in thefall of'93.

MSU opened the 1992 season with a third placefinish at the University of Alabama Crimson TideClassic. At that tournament, junior Amy Greer andsophomore Renee Ross earned all-tournament teamhonors. The Lady Tigers lone win was at the expense ofthe host team, Alabama, 14-16, 15-11, 7-15, 15-13,17-15.

On Sept. 11-12, 1992, the Lady Tigers returnedhome for their only home tournament of the season,the Graphic Systems Classic. MSU won its first roundmatch over Southeast Missouri State, 15-13,9-15,15-7, 15-2. However, in the championship match, theLady Tigers faced fiesty Arkansas-Little Rock and fellhard, 7-15, 9-15, 14-16.

The '92 season was long, not only in the number ofmatches, but in the number of miles the Lady Tigerstraveled. Head coach Penny Lucas-White could manageto schedule only seven home matches and the GraphicSystems Classic.

After that first home tournament, the Lady Tigerstraveled to Texas where they won two of three matches.The North Texas match was a 3-1 victory, while theybeat Southwestern Louisiana 3-0. The team's lone losswas to a tough University of Texas-Arlington squad, infive games.

Three times during the 1992 season MemphisState played Arkansas State, and three times the LadyTigers lost to the top rated Lady Indians.

From Texas, Memphis State headed north toSyracuse, NY to participate in the University of SyracuseInvitational. The Lady Tigers could just not warm-up,as they finished fourth, losing to both Bowling GreenState and Syracuse, 0-3.

The Great Midwest regular season began on Oct. 2,

at home against the University of Cincinnati. For thefirst time, all six GMW schools would play a home andaway schedule. The Lady Tigers got off to a good startwith a 17-15,16-14, 15-8 win over the Lady Bearcats.

From the cold north of New York, Memphis Statetraveled to the warmth of Louisiana to participate inthe Northeast Louisiana Classic In Monroe, La. A lonewin over the host squad found the Lady Tigers takingthird place honors for the second time In '92.

After that tournament, MSU faced five straightconference opponents, Including defending GreatMidwest champion Alabama at Birmingham. The LadyTigers could manage only one win in those five matches,a 15-7, 15-8, 15-9 win over Marquette.

It was off to yet another tournament, the KathyTrosclair Invitational, hosted by Tulane University.Once .again MSU finished third winning two of fourmatches (UT-Chattanooga, 3-1 and Samford, 3-1).Junior Sami Randolph and sophomore Jamie Runkleearned all-tournament honors.

The win over Samford, Oct. 25, was the LadyTigers'last victory of the regular season. Memphis Stateclosed out the regular season with 11 straight losses.

While at the William & Mary Tournament, the LadyTigers won two games in four matches.

Memphis State completed the regular Great MidwestConference season with a disappointing loss toMarquette, 9-15,4-15,8-15. Itwas the first time aMSUsquad had lost to Marquette.

At the Great Midwest Championships In Chicago,111., Memphis State, 2-8 in conference action, would beseeded sixth. Lucas-White's troop faced Marquette infirst round action. The team's regular season loss lefta bad taste in its mouth and the Lady Tigers wantedrevenge.

In a hard fought battle, the LadyTigers came out awinner, 20-18, 7-15, 15-9, 15-11. Ross led the squadwith a career-high 25 kills in the victory.

Defending champion UAB was the LadyTigers nextopponent. The Lady Blazers, a very senior orientedsquad, were flustered by Memphis State, but came outvictorious, 15-6, 12-15, 15-8, 15-6.

It had been a long season for the Lady Tigers,finishing with a 10-26 record. For MSU, it was the firstlosing season since 1985 (15-19) and the most lossesa Lady Tiger team had ever Incurred.

Despite a bitter fall season, that youthful (noseniors) Lady Tiger team regrouped in the spring, andwon numerous tournaments. The fall of '93 would bethe year Memphis State would, "Storm Back To TheTop."

1992 Lady Tiger NotebookGREER-ROSS EARN ALL-TOURNAMENT - JuniorAmy Greer and sophomore Renee Ross earned all-tournament honors at the University of Alabama'sCrimson Tide Classic. During that tournament Ross,a 5-9 outside hitter averaged 3.2 kills per match andhadateam-high 48 digs. Greer led the Lady Tigers with62 assists and had three block solos. The 5-11 setter-outside hitter also had four block assists. Joining theLady Tiger duo were Minnesota's Sue Jackson, BarbWoolfort and Krista Nevelle, Alabama's Marta Bickertand Central Florida's Amy Gendrean. Nevelle was thetournament MVP.

MACK EARNS PLATER OF THE WEEK - FreshmanJacqueline Mack earned Great Midwest ConferencePlayer of the Week honors for the week ending Oct. 5.During that week, Mack hit .308 percent (11-4-22),had two block solos and seven block assists. Mack, a5-11 freshman middle blocker from Birmingham, Ala.,was the only Lady Tiger to earn Player of the Weekhonors during the 1992 season.

RANDOLPH-RUNKLE EARN ALL-TOURNAMENT -Junior Sami Randolph and sophomore Jamie Runkleearned all-tournament honors at Tulane's KathyTrosclair Memorial Tournament. During thetournament, Runkle, a 5-7 outside hitter, had 12assists, nine aces, 20 digs, six block assists and oneblock solo. Runkle had career-highs during the Tulane(12kills), UT-Chattanooga (four aces) and SamHouston(three block assists) matches. It was the first time inRunkle's career at Memphis State that she had earnedall-tournament honors. Randolph, a 5-7 outside hitterhad a career-high 16 kills against UT-Chattanoogaand Sam Houston. Her three block solos during theSamford match were also a career-high. For theweekend, Randolph had five service aces, 38 digs, sixblock solos and hit .350 percent (57-14-126). Joiningthe two Memphis State players on the all-tournamentteam were: Julie Frozen and Rachel McFarland of SamHouston, Heather Gibson from UT-Chattanooga, ShellyRichey and Alicia Robertson fromTulane and Samford'sMelissa Karwoski.

AT THE GREAT MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIPS ~Memphis State entered the Great MidwestChampionships as the number six seed. In first roundaction, the Lady Tigers faced third seeded Marquette.During the regular season, MSU split its series withthe Warriors, winning 15-7, 15-8, 15-9 at home andIoslng9-15,4-15,8-15inMilwaukee.TheLadyTigersentered the tournament on an 11 game losing streak.Despite the odds, Renee Ross and her determinedteammates downed Marquette, 20-18,7-15,15-9,15-11. Ross had a career-high 25 kills in that Lady Tigervictory. In semi-final action, MSU faced a veteran

Alabama at Birmingham squad. The Lady Tigers lostboth matches to the Lady Blazers during the regularseason. Despite a valiant effort by Memphis State,UAB proved too strong and won 15-6,12-15,15-8,15-6.

ROSS EARNS GMW HONORS ~ Sophomore ReneeRoss was named to the second-team All-Great MidwestConference squad. During the 1992 season, Ross ledthe Lady Tigers with 944 kills (2.9 per game) and 382digs. She ranked third in the conference In digs with a3.3 per game average. Joining Ross on the second-team was Wendy Fahlstrom of DePaul, Wendy Huberand Kim Arnold of UAB, Elaine Eischens of Marquetteand Kim Ouwenga of Saint Louis. Ross, who had acareer-high 25 kills against Marquette during theGMW championships, also earned all-tournamenthonors. Other all-tournament members were HeatherAugustine of Cincinnati, Hilary Beck and Wendy Huberof UAB, Fahlstrom and Michelle Vonderheide of DePaul.

SWABY EARNS GMW HONORS - Memphis Statefreshman Monique Swaby was named to the GreatMidwest All-Freshman team. Swaby, a 6-0 middleblocker, led the Lady Tigers with a .202 kill percentage,and 65 block assists. She also ranked second on theteam statistical chart with 290 kills. Joining Swaby onthe All-Newcomer team were Lyndi Fuller and JulieVon Feldt of Saint Louis, Jill Waddell of UAB andJeanne Pautlitz of Marquette.

CONSECUTIVE DEFEATS ~ During the 1992 seasonMemphis State lost 11 consecutive matches beforebeating Marquette in the first round of the GreatMidwest Conference Championships. Those 11 losseswere the most consecutive losses In Lady Tiger volleyballhistory.

ON THE RECORD - Memphis State completed the1992 season with a 10-26 record. Those 26 losses werethe most since the 1982 season when the Lady Tigersfinished 15-26. As well, the team's record was the firstlosing season in seven years. In 1985, MSU-finishedwith a 15-19 record.

NEW GMW RECORDS ~ During the 1992 GreatMidwest Conference Volleyball Championship,Memphis State set a new tournament record for mostaces In a match. Against Marquette, the Lady Tigersserved 12 aces which surpassed the previous record of10 set by DePaul (vs. Cincinnati) in 1991.

REGULAR SEASON RECORD - Memphis State had158 digs against Syracuse (9/26) which is a GreatMidwest single match record. The previous mark was134 by DePaul (10/26/91) versus Arkansas State.

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A 1992 Schedule And Results /*RECORD tW-L): 10-26 (3-6 home; 3-11 away; 4-9 neutral; 2-8 Great Midwest)

DATE W/L OPPONENT GP SCORESept. 4 L Minnesota* 3 10-115,13-15,14-16Sept. 5 W Alabama* 5 14-16,15-11,7-15,15-13,17-15Sept. 5 L Central Florida* 3 14-16,7-15,6-15Sept. 11 W SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* 4 15-13,9-15,15-7.15-2Sept. 12 L ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK+ 3 7-15, 9-15, 14-16Sept. 17 W North Texas 4 14-16, 15-10, 16-14, 15-13Sept. 18 L Texas-Arlington 5 15-6,10-15,15-10,8-15,11-15Sept. 19 W Southwestern Louisiana 3 16-14, 15-6, 15-13Sept. 22 L Arkansas State 3 9-15,9-15,3-15Sept. 26 L Bowling Green% 3 7-15,10-15,3-15Sept. 26 L Syracuse% 4 15-10,14-16,13-15,11-15Oct. 2 W CINCINNATI* 3 17-15, 16-14, 15-8Oct. 3 L Stephen F. Austin& 3 11-15,6-15,8-15Oct. 3 W Northeast Louisiana& 3 15-10,15-12,15-13Oct. 4 L Louisiana Tech& 3 10-15,8-15,10-15Oct. 9 W MARQUETTE* 3 15-7, 15-8, 15-9Oct. 10 L DEPAUL* 4 12-15, 17-15, 5-15, 11-15Oct. 16 L Cincinnati 4 15-11,2-15,14-16,15-17Oct. 17 L St. Louis* 4 12-15,15-4,10-15,11-15Oct. 22 L ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM* 4 18-16,8-15,13-15,12-15Oct. 24 W UT-Chattanooga= 4 14-16, 15-1, 15-5, 15-9Oct. 24 L Tulane= 4 7-15,4-15,15-11,13-15Oct. 25 W Samford= 4 15-11,15-4,12-15,15-3Oct. 25 L SamHouston= 3 8-15,13-15,13-15Oct. 30 L ST. LOUIS* 3 8-15, 14-16, 4-15Nov. 2 L ARKANSAS STATE 3 5-15. 9-15. 8-15Nov. 6 L DePaul* 4 6-15, 15-3, 8-15, 9-15Nov. 7 L Marquette* 3 9-15, 4-15, 8-15Nov. 10 L Alabama at Birmingham* 3 7-15,3-15,10-15Nov. 13 L William & Mary$ 3 3-15,7-15,2-15Nov. 13 L SetonHall$ 4 15-10,5-15,15-12,11-15,12-15Nov. 14 L Pittsburgh^ 4 6-15, 4-15, 15-10, 10-15Nov. 14 L Arkansas State$ 3 11-15,2-15,4-15Nov. 18 L MISSISSIPPI STATE 5 15-4, 15-13, 7-15. 13-15. 10-15Nov. 20 W MarquetteA 4 20-18,7-15,15-9,15-11Nov. 21 L Alabama at Birmingham* 4 6-15,12-15,15-8,6-15

#Crimson Classic, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL%Syracuse Invitational, Syracuse, NY&NLU Classic, Northeast Louisiana, Monroe, LA+Graphic Systems Classic, Memphis State, Memphis, TN+Kathy Trosclair Invitational, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA$William & Mary Tournament, Willlamsburg, VAAGreat Midwest Conference Championships, DePaul University, Chicago, IL*Great Midwest Conference MatchHome matches in all CAPS/BOLD

RECORD0-11-11-22-22-33-33-44-44-54-64-75-75-86-86-97-97-107-117-127-138-138-149-149-159-169-179-189-199-209-219-229-239-249-2510-2510-26

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"\2 Overall Statistics AFLAYER

GREEK, Amy

RANDOLPH, Sami

ROSS, Renee

NEYENS, Janice

SWABY, Monique

RUNKLE, Jamie

MACK, Jacqueline

BRIGHT, Cherilyn

NAVIA, Anallse

ROWELL. Deidre

Team Reception Errors

MEMEPHIS STATE

MP GP

32 117

36 121

32 115

35 110

36 129

31 113

36 124

36 121

20 71

25 47

36 130

K

190

197

335

35

290

72

102

244

120

9

1594

KPG

1.6

1.6

2.9

0.3

2.3

0.6

0.8

2.0

1.7

0.2

12.3

E

98

124

185

20

133

37

67

117

76

8

865

TA PCX AST SHE SA587 .157 737 32 43596 .123 26 4 30

944 .159 8 3 36113 .133 533 30 21778 .202 5 12 16224 .156 18 1 23

266 .132 838

752 .169 3 5 21389 .113 9 4 2532 .031 112

4681 .156 1348 95 225

BS BA

9 52

11 26

9 20

9 9

2 65

1 10

13 55

1 18

8 46

3 0

85 301

BPG

0.5

0.3

0.3

0.2

0.7

0.1

0.6

0.2

0.8

0.1

3.0

DG

271

321

382

176

246

141

125

218

189

36

2105

Opponent Reception Errors

OPPONENT36 130175013.57294435 .230 1510 101 22391 3713.62000

RE

11

25

30

6

23

40

3

20

26

9

223

8

225

BE

36

2

16

4

14

0

17

11

8

1

30

109

95

SB

64

34

34

23

30

35

24

23

25

5

297

333

1992 Conference StatisticsPLATER

GREER, Amy

RANDOLPH, Saml

ROSS, Renee

NEYENS, Janice

SWABY, Monique

RUNELE. Jamie

MACK, Jacqueline

BRIGHT, Cherilyn

NAVIA, Anallse

ROWELL. Deidre

Team Reception Errors

MEMPHIS STATE

Team Reception Errors

OPPONENT

MP GP

10 35

10 35

10 35

10 29

10 34

8 29

10 35

10 34

6 22

4 10

1O 35

1O 35

K

51

48

106

5

80

3

28

64

41

2

428

492

KPG

1.3

1.4

3.0

0.2

2.4

0.1

0.8

1.9

1.9

0.2

12.2

14.1

E

31

36

63

3

39

1

19

34

22

2

250

207

TA POT AST BHE SA

183 .109 252 12 12152 .079 10 1 7330 .130 1 0 1016 .125 90 3 2233 .176 235

8 .250 004

74 .122 212219 .137 034124 .153 409

3 .000 000

1342 .133 361 23 55

1193 .239 430 27 61

BS BA

1 21

2 11

1 6

1 2

3 21

0 0

3 23

0 4

2 22

0 0

13 110

15 118

BPG

0.6

0.4

0.2

0.1

0.7

0.0

0.7

0.1

1.1

0.0

3.5

3.8

DG

89

89

119

42

60

29

34

62

58

17

599

655

RE

5

5

11

7

7

7

2

8

12

1

61

55

BE

15

1

5

0

4

0

5

1

2

0

4

33

1

41

SE

24

10

6

5

6

7

4

6

10

1

79

97

1992 AveragesOverall (130 Games):Kills:Errors:Total Attack:Assists:Service Aces:Block Solos:Block Assists:Digs:

12.36.636.010.41.70.62.316.2

Great Midwest (35Kills:Errors:Total Attack:Assists:Service Aces:Block Solos:Block Assists:Digs:

Games):12.27.138.310.31.60.33.117.1

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Charting The 1992 Lady TigersTHE LADY TIGERS WERE:

When they won game one 7-7When they lost game one 3-19When they won game two 6-7When they lost game two 1-20When they won game three 9-7When they lost game three 1-19When they won game four 6-1When they lost game four 0-13When they had more kills than their opponents 9-2When they had fewer kills than their opponents 1-24When they made fewer errors than their opponents 4-13When they made more errors than their opponents 6-13When they had more kill attempts than their opponents 5-10When they had fewer kill attempts than their opponents 4-16When they hit under .100 percent 2-7When they hit between .100-.200 percent 5-12When they hit between .200-.300 percent 3-7When they hit between .300-.400 percent 1-1When they hit over .400 percent 0-0When their opponents hit under .100 percent 3-0When their opponents hit between .100-.200 percent 4-6When their opponents hit between .200-.300 percent 3-11When their opponents hit between .300-.400 percent 0-7When their opponents hit over .400 percent 0-2When they had more assists than their opponents 7-3When they had fewer assists than their opponents 1-20When they made more service aces than their opponents 9-12When they made fewer service aces than their opponents 2-13When they had more service errors than their opponents 2-10When they had fewer service errors than their opponents 8-13When they had more reception errors than their opponents 2-10When they had fewer reception errors than their opponents 6-13When they had more digs than their opponents 6-15When they had fewer digs than their opponents 4-11When they had more block solos than their opponents 4-10When they had fewer block solos than their opponents 4-12When they had more block assists than their opponents 4-12When they had fewer block assists than their opponents 5-12When they had more blocking errors than their opponents 6-9When they had fewer blocking errors than their opponents 2-14When they had more ballhandling errors than their opponents 3-10When they had fewer ballhandling errors than their opponents 3-12

RECORD BREAK DOWN:In SeptemberIn OctoberIn NovemberHomeAwayNeutralGreat Midwest

4-75-91-103-53-114-102-8

On MondayOn TuesdayOn WednesdayOn ThursdayOn FridayOn SaturdayOn Sunday

0-10-20-21-14-54-121-2

WIN-LOSS DIFFERENTIAL:Games: 0-3 3-0 2-3 3-2 3-1 1-3Wins 0 4 0 1 5 0Losses 14 0 4 0 0 8

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1992 Highs And LowsMEMPHIS STATEINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Services Aces:Service Errors:

OPPONENTINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:

23 by Amy Greer vs. North Texas13 by Renee Ross vs. Alabama58 by Renee Ross vs. Syracuse.750 by Jacqueline Mack vs. Alabama48 by Janice Neyens vs. Syracuse7 by J. Neyens vs. UT-Chattanooga5 by Renee Ross vs. DePaul5 by Amy Greer vs. Ala.-Birmingham-1

Reception Errors: 5 by 4 Lady TigersDigs:Block Solos:

Block Assists:Block Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM HIGHSKills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

28 by Renee Ross vs. York4 by Renee Ross vs. North Texas4 by Monique Swaby vs. Sam Houston8 by Monique Swaby vs. York3 by 3 Lady Tigers7 by Amy Greer

71 vs. Marquette39 vs. Seton Hall and Marquette-3202 Syracuse.286 vs. North Texas64 vs. Marquette-318 vs. UT-Chattanooga20 vs. Marquette-317 vs. Tulane158 vs. Syracuse8 vs. Tulane21 vs. North Texas13 vs. St Louis10 vs. Alabama

25 vs. Arkansas State12 vs. DePaul-285 vs. William and Mary.000 vs. Marquette-221 vs. Arkansas State0 vs. Bowling Green0 vs. Arkansas StateOvs. Cincinnati-1, Cincirmati-236 vs. Sam Houston0 vs. 7 opponents0 vs. Alabama at Birmingham-20 vs. Samford and Sam Houston1 vs. 7 opponents

Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:

29 by Andrea Carson (Syracuse)12 Marta Bickert (Alabama)65 by Andrea Carson (Syracuse).857 by Andrasko (Bowling Green)62 by Colleen Farrell (Texas-Arlingtor7 by Wendy Fahlstrom (DePaul)5 by 4 opponents

Reception Errors: 5 by Jeannie Nadolskl (Alabama)5 by Heather Augustine (Cincinnati-223 by Christine Goodfellow (York)4 by Kirah Cowley (Tulane)9 by Yvette Wingate (Texas-Arlington)6 by Sara Jordan (St Louis-1)5 by Tina Grasselli (Syracuse)5 by Deena Foster (UT-Chattanooga)

Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM HIGHS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Block Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Blocking Errors:BH Errors:

75 by Texas-Arlington43 by Alabama217 by York.406 by William and Mary67 by Texas-Arlington17 by Tulane16 by North Texas and DePaul-218 by UT-Chattanooga103 by York9 by Stephen F. Austin and Tulane28 by Seton Hall20 by St Louis-112 by Syracuse

26 by Marquette3 by Stephen F. Austin69 vs. William and Mary.095 by SW Louisiana25 by Marquette0 by Cincinnati-1 and Marquette-12 by Arkansas State0 by Syracuse18 vs. William and Mary0 by 5 opponents0 by 3 opponents0 by 3 opponents0 by 3 opponents

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Alabama*MEMPHIS STATE

Central Florida*MEMPHIS STATE

SE MISSOURBfrMEMPHIS STATE

ARE-LITTLE ROCK%MEMPHIS STATE

North TexasMEMPHIS STATE

Texas-ArlingtonMEMPHIS STATE

SW LouisianaMEMPHIS STATE

Arkansas StateMEMPHIS STATE

York University?MEMPHIS STATE

Syracuse$MEMPHIS STATE

Bowling Green$MEMPHIS STATE

CINCINNATI-MEMPHIS STATE

Stephen F. AustlnA

MEMPHIS STATE

Northeast LouislanaA

MEMPHIS STATE

Louisiana TechA

MEMPHIS STATE

MARQUETTE-MEMPHIS STATE

DEPAUL-MBMPHIS STATE

Cincinnati'MEMPHIS STATE

St Louis-MEMPHIS STATE

ALA.-BIRMINGHAM-MEMPHIS STATE

UT-Chattanooga&MEMPHIS STATE

Tulane&MEMPHIS STATE

K5447

6851

3327

4754

4233

5667

7565

2852

4225

6757

7268

4434

3648

3822

3540

5457

2647

6458

5948

5239

6957

5051

5845

EPG17.015.6

17.012.7

11.09.0

11.713.5

14.011.0

14.016.7

15.013.0

9.317.3

14.08.3

13.411.4

18.017.0

14.611.3

12.016.0

12.67.3

11.613.3

18.019.0

8.615.3

16.014.5

14.712.0

13.09.7

17.214.2

12.512.5

14.511.2

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4337

1625

2924

1119

3220

3729

1029

1724

2324

1417

1011

2028

1115

1916

323

1627

2421

2426

2220

3433

1421

2714

TA142126

201178

8893

136140

102119

173164

166146

85118

107115

217193

186202

10599

104135

7568

125121

136156

100128

172153

134165

140107

192191

146137

136128

PCT.218.150

.124

.078

.193

.021

.132

.214

.303

.117

.139

.286

.229

.247

.094

.195

.234

.009

.203

.171

.312

.252

.324

.232

.153

.148

.360

.103

.128

.198

.375

.217

.100

.148

.232

.241

.261

.133

.143

.178

.182

.125

.247

.219

.228

.242

AST4538

5546

3123

3949

3631

4857

6753

2242

3021

6354

6562

4433

3441

2722

2738

4248

2543

6153

4535

4327

5851

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5041

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511

44

410

77

78

108

89

31

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73

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53

34

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132

39

37

117

418

174

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139

35

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44

165

129

75

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119

95

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104

84

74

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76

912

156

612

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105

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104

78

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810

98

13

82

21

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60

55

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213

93

73

711

184

417

DIGS6243

8696

4246

6169

5658

6357

4552

2842

6672

10399

94158

4453

5856

2929

5833

7779

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91

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96

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82

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144

168

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88

1614

126

315

22

166

416

1610

149

2218

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35

11

42

21

48

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SamHouston& 49 16.3 13MEMPHIS STATE 36 12.0 18

ST. LOUIS- 43 13.4 18MEMPHIS STATE 34 11.3 26

ARKANSAS STATE 40 13.3 12MEMPHIS STATE 32 10.6 21

DePaul- 59 14.2 29MEMPHIS STATE 38 9.7 12

Marquette- 35 11.6 8MEMPHIS STATE 34 11.3 34

Alabama at Birmingham- 49 16.3MEMPHIS STATE 26 8.6 24

William and Mary! 35 11.6 7MEMPHIS STATE 27 9.0 22

SetonHallt 45 9.0 11MEMPHIS STATE 57 11.4 39

Pittsburgh! 44 11.0 20MEMPHIS STATE 36 9.0 29

Arkansas State! 49 16.3 12MEMPHIS STATE 32 10.6 19

MISSISSIPPI STATE 51 10.2 26MEMPHIS STATE 58 11.6 38

Marquette® 57 14.2 27MEMPHIS STATE 71 17.7 39

Alabama at Birmingham® 59 14.7MEMPHIS STATE 41 10.2 25

+Crimson Tide Classic, Tuscaloosa, Ala.%Graphic Systems Classic, Memphis, Tenn.

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10095

145120

87120

1295

6985

94138

95121

93104

135159

161197

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.327

.175

.216

.070

.280

.115

.207

.217

.310

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103.021

.406

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.361

.130

.232

.058

.398

.125

.192

.125

.183

.162

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3329

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63

124

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83

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75

72

58

612

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26

1992 Comparisons

TOTAL KILLS/AVG.

KILLS PER GAME

TOTAL ERRORS/AVG.

ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL ATTACK/AVG.

ATTACKS PER GAME

HITTING PERCENTAGE

TOTAL ASSISTS/AVG.

ASSISTS PER GAME

TOTAL SERVICE ACES/AVG.

SERVICE ACES PER GAME

TOTAL SERVICE ERRORS/AVG.

SERVICE ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL RECEPTION ERRORS/AVG.

RECEPTION ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL DIGS/AVG.

DIGS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCK SOLOS/AVG.

BLOCK SOLOS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCK ASSISTS/AVG.

BLOCK ASSISTS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCKING ERRORS/AVG.

BLOCKING ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL BALLHANDLING ERRORS/AVG.

BALLHANDLING ERRORS PER GAME

MEMPHIS STATE

1584/45.2

12.8

773/22.0

6.2

4272/122.0

34.7

.190

1405/40.1

11.4

217/6.2

1.7

301/8.6

2.4

154/4.4

1.2

1768/50.5

14.3

120/3.4

0.9

348/9.9

2.8

128/3.6

1.0

80/2.2

0.6

OPPONENT

1544/44.1

12.5

711/20.3

5.7

4284/122.4

34.8

.194

1362/38.9

11.0

164/4.6

1.3

289/8.2

2.3

258/7.3

2.1

1701/48.6

13.8

87/2.4

0.7

316/9.0

2.5

92/2.6

0.7

77/2.2

0.6

27

A 1992 Great Midwest Statistics /"

Team OverallUAB 23-13DePaul 19-15Marquette 14-14Cincinnati 9-22Saint Louis 10-22Memphis State 10-26

HittingPlayer (Team)Hilary Beck, (UAB)Michelle Vonderheide,Diane Snopko, (DP)Heather Augustine, (C!Kim Arnold, (UAB)Suzie Johnson, (UAB)Elaine Eischens, (M)Dani Peterson, (C)Ellen Fox, (M)Tricia McCarthy, (M)Jennifer Skarp, (DP)Lyndi FuUer, (SL)Wendy Huber, (UAB)Tricia McCarthy, (M)

Kills AveragePlayer (Team)

(DP)

GWendy Fahlstrom, (DP) 1 1 6Susan Wronski, (DP)Wendy Huber, (UAB)Hilary Beck, (UAB)Diane Snopko, (DP)

Digs AveragePlayer (Team)Ellen Fox, (M)M. Vonderheide, (DP)Renee Ross, (MSU)Lyndi FuUer, (SL)Susan Wronski, (DP)

Blocks AveragePlayer (Team)Tricia McCarthy, (M)Angle Showalter, (C)Hilary Beck, (UAB)Dawn Largent, (C)Julie Von Feldt, (SL)

117118121115

G99119115106117

G921101219199

TEAM STATISTICS

Conference G K Pet SA Digs Ast Blk9-1 135 1966 .216 312 2024 1789 2879-1 120 1790 .215 257 2021 1554 2014-6 100 1101 .193 168 1568 951 2184-6 110 1237 .173 141 1660 1040 2592-8 108 1305 .165 170 1692 1039 1652-8 130 1594 .156 225 2105 1348 236

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

K417409383386358

D351424382347370

RS2536331019

G1211191151061128298107999211410611888

Avg.3.63.53.23.193.11

Avg.3.63.53.33.23.1

BA83861017259

K386138358326192199230305305129241270383120

TB1081221348278

E TA Pet112 822 .33324 347 .329117 812 .297119 794 .26182 432 .25576 504 .24486 595 .242111 827 .23597 902 .23148 356 .228104 605 .226120 666 .225188 877 .22245 341 .220

Aces AveragePlayer (Team) GWendy Fahlstrom, (DP) 1 1 6Hilary Beck, (UAB) 121Ellen Fox, (M) 99Wendy Huber, (UAB) 1 1 8Michelle Vonderheide, (DP) 1 19

Assists AveragePlayer (Team) GTammy Robertson, (UAB) 121M. Vonderheide, (DP) 1 19Christy Czuppon, (SL) 102Jennifer Carter, (C) 86Jeanne Pautlitz, (M) 97

Avg.1.171.111.100.900.79

SA Avg.64 0.55166 0.54547 0.4747 0.4046 0.39

Ast Avg.1440 11.91393 11.7896 8.8737 8.6819 8.4

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1993 GMW Tournament Bracket

DePaul (1)

Cincinnati (4)

St. Louis (5)

Cincinnati (4)15-6, 16-14, 15-4

Memphis St. (6)

Marquette (3)

Memphis St. (6)20-18, 7-15, 15-9,15-11

UAB(2)

DePaul (1)15-3, 15-12, 15-3

UAB(2)

UAB(2)15-13, 7-15, 15-3,15-5

15-6, 15-12, 8-15,15-6

Renee ROM earned second-teamAll Great Midwest and All-

Tournament honor* at the 1992Great Midwest Championships in

Chicago, HI,

Monique Swaby earned a spot onthe 1992 Great Midwest

Conference All-Freshman Team.

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1992 Great Midwest HonoreesFirst-Team All-Great Midwest

Heather Augustine, CincinnatiHilary Beck, UABEllen Fox, MarquetteTammy Robertson, UABMichelle Vonderheide, DePaulSue Wronskl, DePaul

Second-Team All Great Midwest

Wendy Fahlstrom, DePaulWendy Huber, UABKim Arnold, UABElaine Eischens, MarquetteKim Ouwenga, Saint LouisRenee Ross, Memphis State

All-Newcomer Team

Lyndl Fuller, Saint LouisJeanne Pautlitz, MarquetteMonique Swaby, Memphis StateJulie Von Feldt, Saint LouisJillWaddell, UAB

Newcomer of the Tear

Diane Snopko, DePaul

Most Valuable Player

Hilary Beck, UAB

Coach of the Tear

Tat Shiely, Marquette

Great Midwest Championship All-Tournament

Heather Augustine, CincinnatiHilary Beck, UABWendy Fahlstrom, DePaulWendy Huber, UABRenee Ross, Memphis StateMichelle Vonderheide, DePaul

Great Midwest Player of the Week

Sept. 8 Ellen Fox, MarquetteSept. 14 Lyndl Fuller, Saint LouisSept. 21 Hilary Beck, UABSept. 28 Wendy Fahlstrom, DePaul

Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 23

Jacqueline Mack, Memphis StateTammy Robertson, UABHilary Beck, UABDanl Peterson, CincinnatiKim Arnold, UABMichelle Vonderheide, DePaulWendy Huber, UABHilary Beck, UAB

Great Midwest All-Academic Team(3.0 GPA)

UABKim ArnoldAllison Bree BarnardSharilee DotySuzanne JohnsonTammy Roberts

CincinnatiHeather AugustineJennifer CarterKristin KridlerHeather MasonAndrea MyersDanl PetersonAngle ShowalterJill Voelkerding

DePaulLaurie BorgerdlngSheila CarrollKerry KrystosekJennifer SkarpDiane SnopkoMichell Vonderheide

MarquetteMichelle BierschbachAlmee BrillElaine EischensEllen FoxTricia McCarthyKelli O'ConnellBetsy Olle

Memphis StateAmy GreerJacqueline MackJanice NeyensSaml RandolphDledre RowellJamie Runkle

St. LouisKaren BlackGlna BrickleyChristy CzupponLyndl FullerKim OuwengaJulie Vonfeldt

Academic Medal of Honors (3.75 or higher GPA)

UABSuzanne Johnson

CincinnatiKristen KridlerAngle Showalter

DePaulDiane Snopko

Memphis StateJanice Neyens

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AuburnAustin Peay

Ball StateBaylorBerry CollegeBradleyBowling GreenBngham YoungButler

Cal-Santa ClaraCarson-NewmanCarthage College

Central FloridaCentral Missouri

Charleston CollegeChristian Brothers

Coker College

Colorado State

ConnecticutCovenant College

Danville J.C

DePaulDuke

East CarolinaEast Tennessee State

Eastern Illinois

Eastern Michigan

FIskFlagler CollegeFlorence StateFloridaFlorida InternationalFlorida SouthernFlorida StateFlorida Tech

Freed-HardemanFresno State

GeorgetownGeorge MasonGeorge WashingtonGeorda... , ,. ..,,,Graceland College

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Jackson State J.C

Jefferson C.C

KnnsasKansas StateKearney StateKellogg C.C

Kentucky State

Lake C.CT-ambuth

T/>uisianfl StateLouisiana Tech .

Madison CollegeMarquetteMars HillMemphis State "A"Memphis State "B"Memphis VolleyballMiamiMiami-Dade C.CMiddle Tenn. StateMillion ,.,.... ....................Minnesota ;MississippiMississippi CollegeMississippi StateMississippi Univ. /WomenMissouri

MontanaMontevalloMorehead StateMurray State

Nebraska-Omaha ... ..New MexicoNew OrleansNichols StateNorth Alabama. ,North CarolinaNorth Carolina StateNorth Dakota StateNorth GeorgiaNorth TexasNortheast LouisianaNorthern Illinois

N.E. IllinoisNorthwesternNorthwestern State (La.)

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Rhode IslandRhodes "Southwestern"RiceRollins College

Saint Louis

SetonHall

South CarolinaSouth FloridaSoutheast Missouri StateSouthern California .Southern IllinoisSouthern Mississippi

Southwest BaptistSouthwest Missouri State

Stephen F. Austin

Tennessee StateTennessee TechTexns-Arlington .Texas-AustinTexas A&MTexas-El PasoTexas SouthernTexa s TffhTroy StateTulaneTulsa

UCLA

UtahUtah StateU.T. ChattanoogaUT Martin

Villanova

Virginia Tech

Washington StateWeber StateWest GeorgiaWestern CarolinaWestern IllinoisWestern KentuckyWestern MichiganWichita StateWilliam & MaryWinthrop CollegeWisconsinWright State

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1993 OpponentsTIGER INVITATIONALSeptember 3-4, 1993Memphis, Tennessee

Tennessee-Chattanooga

Tennessee-Martin

Clemson

Memphis State

UT-CHATTANOOGASeptember 3 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Chattanooga, TennesseeFounded: 1886Enrollment: 7,565President Dr. Joe JohnsonHead Coach: Dlna ParrisAlma Mater/Yean UT-Chattanooga/1987Record at School: 27-33/3Career Record/Years: 27-33/3Office Phone: , (615) 755-4069Best Time To Call:. MorningsAsst Coach: Diane TenchAlma Mater/Yean UT-Chattanooga/1991Athletic Director: Ed FarrellTrainer: Robin CraneSID for Volleyball: Robert GifflnOffice Phone: , (615)755-4618Home Phone: , (615)875-8997Fax Phone: (615) 755-4610Home Court/Capacity: Maclellan Gym/4,177Colors: Navy Blue and Old GoldNickname: .H...V?^y.....rS3 Lady MocsConference: .\.X..../?7?r™. Southern1992 Overall Record: .3J4 16-151992 Conference Record: 5-5/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 1/3Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 6Record vs MSU: ... 1-5

TENNESSEE-MARTINSeptember 4 (1:00 p.m.)

Sept. 21 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Martin, TennesseeFounded: 1900Enrollment: 5,594President- „.,. Dr. Margaret N. PerryHead Coach: Milfy McDonaldAlma Mater/Year: Mississippi University for Women/1981Record at School/Years: .%. 180-97/9Career Record/Years: 180-97/9Office Phone: , (901) 587-7680Best Time To Call: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.Athletic Director: r...".|€^k. Bettye GilesTrainer .f.'.. Ijt'. Linda BarkerSID for Volleyball: 4 LeeWilmotOffice Phone: (901) 587-7630Home Phone: \.......^^E^.jy (901)587-9811Fax Phone: (901) 587-7624Home Court/Capacity: Lady Pacer Fleldhouse/3,000Colors: ...,......,,,.. Royal Blue, Orange and WhiteNickname:...,...!!!it^^.,.^.......^I^^.^^^!!!XK^.^ Lady PacersConference: Ohio Valley1992 Overall Record: ..!?%. ...„....*.;„.. 10-201992 Conference Record: 7.1 4-13Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/7Starters Lost/Returning: 2/5Newcomers: 3Record vs MSU: ... ... 4-20

CLEMSONSeptember 4 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Clemson, South CarolinaFounded: 1889Enrollment: 17,667President Dr. MaxLennonHead Coach: i-si-* Jolene Jordan HooverAlma Mater/Yean. Illinois State/1986Record at School/Years: First seasonCareer Record/Years: 91-28/3Office Phone: (803) 656-2114Best Time To Call: 10a.m. - 12p.m.Asst Coach: Melissa AldrichAlma Mater/Yean William & Mary, 1991Asst Coach: Jackie HadelAlma Mater/Yean University of Tamp, 1991Athletic Director Bobby RobinsonTrainer Fred HooverSID for Volleyball: Annie VerhoevenOffice Phone: (803) 656-2114Home Phone: (803) 654-4136 and 639-5344Fax Phone: (803)656-0299Home Court/Capacity: Jervey Gym/3,500Colors: Orange and PurpleNickname: Lady TigersConference: Atlantic Coast1992 Overall Record: £?.>. 24-91992 Conference Record:... £:Y. 2-5Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4Record vs MSU: 0-2

32

1993 OpponentsGRAPHIC SYSTEM CLASSIC

September 10-11,1993Memphis, Tennessee

South Alabama

Illinois-Chicago

Evansville

Memphis State

SOUTH ALABAMASeptember 10 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Mobile, AlabamaFounded: 1963Enrollment: 12,506President Dr. Frederick P. WhlddonHead Coach: Rltch Ponqulnette-DulaneyAlma Mater/Years: Missouri, 1985Record at School: 111-110/10Career Record/Years: 111-110/10Office Phone:Best TimeAsstAlma MaAthleticTrainerSIDOffiiHomeFax Phone:Press Row:Home Couri/papaciry:Colors:

«»^05) 460-7124... 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

RobRatliffe>: Pittsburgh/1990, Joe Gottfried

...Sfi., Paul Newman.,..™Fred Huff(205) 460-7035(205) 633-5615(205) 460-7297

,NAlum/3,000

Blue and WhiteNickname: I?.':lfA .'. .4?S ..JaguarsConference: Sun Belt1992 Overall Record: 12-201992 Conference Record: 2-7Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/6Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2Newcomers: 8Record vs. MSU: 1-3

ILLINOIS-CHICAGOSeptember 11 (1:00 p.m.)

Location: Chicago, IllinoisFounded: 1896Enrollment: ,...,„„...„.,.,. 24,000Chancellor .&.-..'.. ..UXgPr. James J. StukelHead Coach: Jjf. *, .; Don AugustAlma Mater/Yeaiff \. Illinois-Chicago/1975Record at School* 1||, 1 258-203/12Career RecordfYears: „, 258-203/12Office Phone:Best Time To Call:Athletic DirectoiTrainerSIDforVolleybap:....Office Phone:Home Phone:Fax Phone:...Home Court/CaColors:Nickname:....Conference:..

acity:

(312) 996-2056Mornings

TomRusso. Carol Humble

EdricCox(312) 996-5881(312) 588-2193(312) 996-5882

I Education Building/500idigo and Flame

Flames. Mid-Continent

1992 Overall Rec%d: !|..'*ftt .* 17-151992 Conference Record: 9-8Letter Winners Lost/Returning: ..,,* 5/4Starters 3/5Newcomers: T........ 3Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 3-1

EVANSVILLESeptember 11 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Evansville, IndianaFounded: 1854Enrollment: ....i..; ,.. 2,300President ...... ..... 5.,.,.. ^ . Dr. James VinsonHead Coach: fi...... ."./I Maureen MarekAlma Mater/Y^»^L.A..»^fc^..,.,i,^.... Louisiana State/1987Record at ScE^ogregA ,.,J. 7-23/1Career Recard/Vnriri;^........ S. ...,..VV... 42-68/3Office Phone: /... 'f:^.......,..„...:.,. 7.3kf 812-479-2755Best Time Tj»4^u:... J,.,,.,..... .......,,,,j AfternoonsAthletic Director .,.,,„., James ByersTrainer 1 Terry CollinsSID for Volleyball: ,.,...,„ Susie MehringerOffice Phone: 1 812-479-2350Home Phone: „,.„.„ ..1&:i2-482-6495Fax Phone: 812-479-2199Home <^iirt/<^pacity:;.»Sl.csw...... Carson Center/400Colors: •>..;;££,•*' jSirple and WhiteNickname: jfjtf.4..../.|£.....y. .ff.. Lady AcesConference: 1 {•••/••/• Midwestern Collegiate1992 Overall Record: ./. 7-231992 Conference Record: fefc™**^*^ 1"6Letter Winners Lost/Returning .fk^,.,.*,.,... 1/6Starters Lost/Returning: ips* 5/1Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: 0-1

1993 OpponentsMISSISSIPPI

September 15 in Oxford (7:00 p.m.)November 16 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

Location: •. Oxford, MississippiFounded: 1848Enrollment .™... 10,747Chancellor Dr. R. Qerald TurnerHead Coach: ^^....^f\^.. .\JohnBlalrAlma Mater/Year I -^^•'- Tenrfcssee/1976Record at School: ,....„ ./. 109-115/7Career Record/yea^TZr^rL^... .Jf... 109-115/7Office Phone: \^. |£«v *»-•%••• .a.r«'- (601) 232-7240Best Time To Call: .....^at....*...^.! MorningsAsst Coach: ..JL.A.-?. Michelle Whitby-YorkAlma Mater/Year Ole Miss/1991Athletic Dlrecton j/^V-V- Warner AlfordTrainer: ^CIJLm.... Donna WesleySID for Volleyball: Joel SchuchmannOffice Phone: ./.. (601) 232-7522Home Phone: .\jL^"%"t-r"V *601J 232-3077

Fax Phone: ""M-/A/3- -W^-p^V^tAS01^ 232-7006Press Row:...;.. .i^y. U...i..U£... (601) 236-1931Home Court/Capacity: C. M. Tad Smith CoHseum/8,135Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy BlueNickname: , . Lady RebelsConference: ,». Southeastern1992 Overall Record: 11-231992 Conference Record: 3-11Letter Winners Lost/Returning: . »,; 5/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4Record vs. MSU: ... Ole Miss leads 27-22

TEXAS-PAN AMERICANSeptember 17 (1:30 p.m.)

Location: Edinburg, TexasFounded: 1927Enrollment: **vf~f* 13,600President .».€,:. ..........Dr. Miguel A. NevarezHead Coach: ..;......:;V.... ......„...= „....... Oscar SegoviaAlma Mater/Yean „ East Texas State, 1985Record at School: 1-27/1Career Re^M/Years: rrrrrx S. .3*081-131/6Office Phone: (210) 381-7007Best Time To Call: 1 .|.™./C:3,.....9 a.m. - 12p.m.Athletic Director I £Y. .\\J.t\s».Gary GaUupTrainen Jim LancasterSID for Volleyball: '..... ....; TEAOffice Phone: .........;...w; X.. (210) 381-2205Home Phone: !!>-v *"• M I TBAFax Phone: ... 4^4- **•*•• (210)381-2398Press Row: ^...^^..^pm.....^....... (210) 381-2236Home Court/Capacity. WTPA Field House (5,000)Colors: ,.....,«>..! Green and WhiteNickname: ^rniaf~*"&Sn\y BroncsConference: »..,. ,...„„ Sun Belt1992 Overall Record: 1-271992 Conference Record: 0-9Letter Winners Lost/Returning: ,. 5-1Starters Lost/Returning: 6-0Newcomers: „... 5Record vs MSU: First Meeting

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN TOURNAMENTSeptember 17-18

Nacogodoches, Texas

New Orleans

Samford

Stephen F. Austin

Texas-Pan American

Memphis State

STEPHEN F. AUSTINSeptember 17 (7:30)

Location: Nacagdoches, TexasFounded: 1923Enrollment 12,700President Dr. Dan AngelHead Coach: Debbie HumphreysAlma Mater/Yean ...«s, Texas Tech/1986Record at School/Years: 55-64/4Career Record/Years: 55-64/4Office Phone: (409) 568-1511Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst Coach: Glenn KlriyamAlma Mater/Yean Brlgham Young/1987Athletic Director. Sadie AllisonTrainer: Loree CarpenterSID for Volleyball: Joni JamesOffice Phone: (409) 568-2010Home Phone: (409) 560-3937Fax Phone: (409) 568-1732Home Court/Capacity: Shelton Gym/1,000Colors: Purple and WhiteNickname: LadyjacksConference: Southland1992 Overall Record: 15-181992 Conference Record: 5-4Letter Winners Lost/Returning: —....— ...3. 8/2Starters Lost/Returning: 5/1Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: .. 1-1

34

1993 OpponentsSAMFORD

September 18 (10:00 a.m.)

Location: Birmingham, AlabamaFounded: •••^\. 1841Enrollmsf!fl!f!!..... »,.......t **&..., 4,268President Dr. Thomas E. CortsHead Coach: Malinda AshcraftAlma Mater/Yean .iTroy State/1986Record at School: .,,,. 28-44/2Career Record/Years: ..../. A, 28-44/2Office Phone: ..^./.....f^^.. .JL. ..J.(205] 870--2966Best Time To Call: MorningsAthletic Director Steve AUgoodTrainer. Wjh.\£*JS&r^.....~^.. Chris GillespieSIDforWoUeyball: ^L^a*^- «i. RileyAdairOffice Pfone: ^Zffp^fZZZZTZZ-.-t (205) 870-2799Home Phone: |.l (205) 970-0480Fax Phone: | ......._.... (205) 870-2654Home Court/Capacity: Seibert Hall/4,000Colors: Red and BlueNickname: BulldogsConference: Trans America1992 Overall Record: 17-211992 Conference Record: 4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/7Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 6Record vs MSU: First Meeting

NEW ORLEANSSeptember 18 (4:00 p.m.)

Location: New Orleans, LouisianaFounded: 1958Enrollment: 15,396Chancellor: Dr. Gregory M. St. L. O'BrienHead Coach: JimBertoliAlma Mater/Year. Ball State/1982Record at School/Years: 37-36/2Career Record/Years: 37-36/2Office Phone: (504) 286-7255Best Time To Call: „ MorningsAsst Coach: Betsy BeckerAlma Mater/Year. Catholic/1992Athletic Director. Ron MaestriTrainer Debbie KnightSID for Volleyball: ..... . ..|.\./.1«I.|X. ....EdCasslereOffice Phone: (504) 286-6284/286-7027Home Phone: (504) 484-7194Fax Phone: (504) 286-7240Press Row: (504) 286-1234Home Court/Capacity: Lakefront Arena/10,000Colors: Royal Blue and SilverNickname: PrivateersConference: Sun Belt1992 Overall Record: 20-201992 Conference Record: 6-3 (4th)Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/6Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 5Record vs. MSU: .. 1-2

FLORIDA TOURNAMENTSeptember 24-25, 1993

Gainesville, Florida

Florida

George Washington

South Florida

Memphis State

FLORIDASeptember 24 (6:30 p.m.)

Location: Gainesville, FloridaFounded: 1853Enrollment: 34,000President , Dr. John Lombard!Head Coach: Mary WiseAlma Mater/Years: Purdue/1981Record at School: 69-7/2Career Record/Years: ...150-70/6Office Phone: (904) 375-4683Best Time To Call: ?8 a.m. - 12 a.m.Athletic Director ., Jeremy FoleyTralnw. Karen DonaldsonSID for Volleyball: Sharon CraneOffice Phone: (904) 375-4683 ext 6120HomeWhone: ...,.i«..... % {904) 336-4701Fax Phone: (904) 375-4809Home Court/Capacity: Stephen C. O' Connell Center (12,000)Colors: Orange and BlueNickname; GatorsConference: Southeastern1992 Overall Record: 34-21992 Conference Record: .„,.;. 14-0/lstLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/9Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: ..*. 3Record vs MSU: ... ...4-1

35

1993 Opponents

GEORGE WASHINGTONSeptember 25 (10:00 a.m.)

Location: Washington, DCFounded: 1821Enrollment: 17,000President Stephen Joel TrachtenbergHead Coach: Susie BilskyAlma Mater/Yean Wayne State College/1980Record at School: 56-54/3Career Record/Years: 162-112-2/6Office Phone: (202) 994-6152Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst Coach:. „*»**»««& -^Mf! in******- Kelll MyersAlma Mater/Yean Maryland/1992Athletic Director. Steve BilskyTrainer: Jackie JenkinsSID for Volleyball:..... Brad BowerOffice Phone: , (202) 994-6654Home Phone: (703) 685-1854Fax Phone: afiX>«.G.E...WA.S.iUN.a.r.O.N...UMJ.UB 1202) 994-2713Press Row: .*«HWfiJ»N.P.C (202) 994-1776Home Court/Capacity: Smith Center/5,000Colors: Buff and BlueNickname: ColonialsConference: Atlantic 101992 Overall Record: 28-101992 Conference Record: 9-1Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/8Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: ... .. 1-1

SAINT LOUISSeptember 28 in St. Louis (7:00 p.m.)

October 15 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

Location: St Louis, MissouriFounded: 1818Enrollment 11,800President Fr. Lawrence Blondl, SJ.Head Coach: , Sue KellyAlma Mater/Year: Bethany/1983Record at School: ,. 22-41/2Career Record/Years; 125-112/7Office Phone: (314) 658-3171Best Time To Call: 10a.m. -2p.m.Asst Coach: TonyDomeckAlma Mater/Yean ,...,...„..,.,!.,J,,4....li|., .,»..,..... Idaho/1986Athletic Director Debbie YowTrainer Jerri WilsonSID for-Volleyball: Russell BrightmanOffice Phone: (314) 658-2524Home Phone: (314) 531-2775Fax Phone: (314)658-2249Home Court/Capacity: Bauman-Eberhardt Gym/2,000Colors: Blue and WhiteNickname: BtUlkensConference: Great Midwest1992 Overall Record: 10-221992 Conference Record: 2-8/5thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/9Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 2Record vs. MSU: ... ..2-2

SOUTH FLORIDASeptember 25 (4:30 p.m.)

Location: Tampa, FloridaFounded: 1956Enrollment: 34,000President Dr. Francis T. BorkowsklHead Coach: ,,»,. Perri HanklnsAlma Mater/Yean „, Ball State/ 1979Record at School: .ji!K. Jl, 33-29/2Career Record/Years: ..<£%'. il. 33-29/2Office Phone: ». (813) 974-2125Best Time To Call:.,..?.. ..„„„ R. MorningAsst Coach: Chris BeermanAlma Mater/Yean .j Ball State/1991Athletic Director ,1 Paul GriffinTrainer ,. Mary EEen WllllfordSID for Volleyball: .», JackHillgOffice Phone: . Ifc, (813) 974-4092Home Phone: SSl*,..., ......(813) 989-3759Fax Phone: 'M.ji (913) 974-5328Home Court/Capacity: USF Gym/1,500Colors: Green and GoldNickname: ,••..*. BullsConference: ....«; Metro1992 Overall Record: 15-121992 Conference Record: !;* '^T^ffS. 4-2Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/6Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 4Record vs. MSU: ... MSU lead 3-0

NIKE INVITATIONALOctober 1-2, 1993

Memphis, Tennessee

Oral Roberts

Western Kentucky

Southern University

Troy State

Memphis State

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1993 OpponentsORAL ROBERTS

October 1 (3:30 p.m.)

Location: Tulsa, OklahomaFounded: 1963Enrollment: 4,313President Richard RobertsHead Coach: Revis WardAlma Mater/Yean Oral Roberts/1988Record at School/Years: ^ 5-55/2Career Record/Years: 5-55/2Office Phone: .,...,.,,„„.„„....,,. (918) 495-7783Best Time To Call:^.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 a,m, 11 a.m. and after 4 p.m.

SID for Volleyball:,.,., , , . . . . . . , . , !!7 Scott ValleryOffice Phone: .....„.., ,....„» ,,,...! (918) 495-7102Home Phone: .......„,.,.„.. (918) 488-3828Fax Phone: (918) 495-7123Home Court/Capacity: Cooper Aerobics Center/300Colors: Blue, Gold and WhiteNickname: Golden EaglesConference: Independent1992 Overall Record: 3-26Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/5Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 5Record vs. MSU: 3-2

WESTERN KENTUCKYOctober 1 (7:30 p.m.)

Location: Bowling Green, KentuckyFounded: 1906Enrollment: 15,750President Dr. Thomas MeredithHead Coach: Mark HardawayAlma Mater/Yean .,,.,.,;..;,..,.,„..... Missouri southern/1988Record at School/Ye^^^^*^ ,.,.......,. First YearCareer Record/Years: 29-38/2Office Phone: ,„.,.,..., (502) 745-4298Best Time To Call: .„,.,,„„ ......... MorningsAsst Coach:.;;...,. , .....:........, Travis HudsonAthletic Director: ,„,,.„,.......,....,.,.,.....„....,.„.,.... Dr. LouMarciani

Bill Edwards,...,..|J :,. Chris Cook

(502)745-4298T^ 4,.., (502) 796-3759

Fax Phone: .~.~ C , (502) 745-3444Home Court/Capac«y: E.A. Diddle Arena/11,300Colors: ...,...,. , Red and WhiteNickname: ,..,.,. ... ............. Lady ToppersConference: .J......... ,..,... Sun Belt1991 Overall Record ;™,.,...............„.,..«.!.£ 13-201991 Conference Record: ....r.TTr."".*.r.r. 7-2Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 1Record vs. MSU: 0-5

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYOctober 2 (12:00 p.m.)

Location: Baton Rouge, LouisianaFounded: 1880Enrollment: 9,916President Dr. Delores SpikesHead Coach: Nathaniel DenuAlma Mater/Year .„..,.. Southern University/1976Record at School; ..,;.....;„......,.,...:.......C. ;.,. 287-180/16Career Record/Years: , 287-180/16Office Pho|feiS1,.««»sSi, ...,.,......... (5ll4l 771-5673Best Time ToCall:Asst-Coach:Almadpter/year .Athletic Director:Trainer .*..*..!...... Carl Williams, Jr.SID for Volleyball: , ,. *...;.. Rodney LockettOffice Phone: ...:........ *.,.,.,,...,..... fQ4) 771-2601Home Phone: .....,...C. ...........(504) 924-5131Fax Phone: ........j..:......„„„.... ,.S (504) 771-4400Home Court/%paciiy,- ,,,.., ..F. G. CTark/llplvity Center/7,500Colors: [ | Blue and GoldNickname: ...it ?.'; ...V.ST. Lady JaguarsConference: ...ltr Southwestern Athletic1992 Overall Record: 21-151992 Conference Record: 4-3/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/10Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 2Record vs MSU: First Meeting

TROY STATEOctober 2 (6:00 p.m.)

Location: Troy, AlabamaFounded: 1887Enrollment 5,000Chancellor ...*„.,., ....Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr.Head Coach: ,,,.. „..,..........„, Melanie DavisAlma Mater/Y(Record atCareerOffice PBestAthleiTralSIDOffice,Home!Fax Pl§>ne:Press Row:Home Court/CapaclColors:NlcknaConferendL,1992 Overaligecord1992 Confere:Letter Winners

Alabama/1983.First Year

A,... First YearI 670-3480[Mornings

Dr. Kenneth Blankenshlp.X. .....Chuck Ash

. Tom Ensey. (205) 670-3480. (205) 566-2038

i , (205) 6fO-3278. (205) 670-3229

Sartain Hall/3,000, Black and Gray

. Lady Trojans'East Coast

..*. . JT. 13-14.... First

3/71/5

8Starters Lost/RetuNewcomers: ....Record vs. MSU: 0-2

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1993 OpponentsMARQUETTE

October 8 in Milwaukee (7:00 p.m.)November 6 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

DiVlio, S.J.Tat Shlely

:ge/1972339/18

/18Office PhUle: ..„..-. ^41288-7707Best Time To Call: 10a.m. - 1 p.m.Asst Coach: M ~ Karen BlnashAlma Mater/Year .'<,,.„ Marquette/1984Athletic Director .........,...^Sj.,,..,.ggg.-.,.,.., Bill CordsTrainer Margie Peter

Location: „»„,,....,„, Milwaukee, WisconsinFounded: „*;,...., .,:„.,:...,,.....s&......,,. 1881Enrollment: li...g, „:...,;......„. 11,032PresidentHeadAlma

SID for Volleyball: SOffice Phone:Home PbFaxHomeColors:Nickname:'Conference:.1992 Overall1992 Conference

Kathleen Hohl(414) 288-7447

14) 645-1419£88-6519

J6jjlfeym/500Royal Emie and Gold

.'. WarriorsGreat Midwest

14-144-6/5th

Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/6Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 3-1

DEPAULOctober 9 in Chicago (7:00 p.m.)

November in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Chicago, IllinoisFounded: 1898Enrollment: 16,414President |, „ ,.Rcv. JohnT. Richardson C.M.Head Coach: .i....,...,„,,...... , Anna Marie MarassaAlma Mater/Yean ..........I!! ..........il DePaul/1987Record at School: ,...,..,,..* .. *.,. 115-78/5

115-78/4Office Phone: 3a,..r... , if.... (312) 362-8414Best Time To Call: ~~."".s,,. MorningsAsst Coach: ^n^f.... Mark JohnsonAlma Mater/Yean DePaul/1984Athletic Director: .jfZ.. .".. BlllBradshawTrainen jC ., Sue WalshSID for Volleyball: f. .1...,.,.....! Scott ReedOffice Phone: il..^...=,. (312) 362-8415Home Phone: ,»;,.. ....;.... ..., (312) 281-6307Fax Phone: ..,!....;:..;.,,i.v.................5 (312)362-8076Press Row: ..,/'.'..:.'•..'.. .^Jj™^. (312) 404-9335Home Court^Dapaclty: Jy^...»r..r.r..S|VAluinnl Hall (5,300)Colors: /.|.«,,™«...,,.:.,.,..J|Spyal Blue & ScarletNickname: f't""""" J"J ^ue DemonsConference: L.,:'..':..*.';J.I Great Midwest1992 Overall Record: ^^%xs£KiSsuai^/" 19-151992 Conference Record: J^TTI}.... 9-l/2ndLetter Winners Lost/Returning: .T^fcffeL 3/8Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: ,, DePaul leads 3-0

CINCINNATIOctober 16 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

October 30 in Cincinnati (7:00 p.m.)Location: Cincinnati, OhioFounded: 1819Enrollment: A. m 36,000President .f. .. Dr. Joseph A. StegerHead Coach: | j|6.,...,„..:.% "..Mike LlngenfelterAhua Mater/Yean I,....,,;; ;,„,,; ,A.. Cincinnati/1982Record at Schc«l/Years:^:..,,:,:..v.,,,;/.,^,.,,:,!•. 42-23/2Career Record/Years: ..||».. .....^^^....^K. 98-47/4Office Phone: IE :,.;!, (513) 556-7762Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst Coach: • Lynette FellAlma Mater/Year .„. Purdue/1992Athletic Director Rick TaylorTrainer: PatGromanSID for Volleyball: JohnHamelOffice Phone: 4fe (513) 556-5191Home Phone: • (513) 662-4292Fax Phone: ,;„,.,.. (513) 556-0619Press Row: .^. (513) 556-3800Home Court/Capacity: ,,,.,,....».. Shoemaker Center/13,176Colors: '^Z^^i^Sa^mSa=i ^^ an^ BlackNickname: ^.^,,,^,:^.-,.,^,^.,:,,Si. BearcatsConference: „;.,.,..,.i.s,,,,..;.,.,,^^ Great Midwest1992 Overall Record: .....v;, ,~i; :..!:.; i 10-221992 Conference Recordfti;;^ . ;vX....v...;;;; 4-6/4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 15Record vs MSU: UC leads 15-12

SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANAOctober 17 (12:00 p.m.)

Location: ...................................................... Lafayette, LouisianaFounded: ............................................................................. 1898Enrollment: ...................................................................... 16,500President ...................................................... Dr. Ray AuthementHead Coach: ........................................................ Cheryl LambertAlma Mater/Years: ......................................... New Orleans/1984Record at School: ............................................................ 19-16/1Career Record/Years: ...................................................... 19-16/1

1318) 231-6327•a.m. - 12 p.m.

Nelson StokleyMEeLacur

||iinlr Chauste

^

.(318)231-6649Home Court/Capacity: ........................... Earl K. Long Gym/2,000Colors: .................................................. Vermilion Red and WhiteNickname: ............................................................... Lady CajunsConference: ................................................................... Sun Belt1992 Overall Record: .......................................................... 19-161992 Conference Record: ................................................. 3-4/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: ............................................. 9/2Starters Lost/Returning: ....................................................... 6/0Newcomers: .............................................................................. 9Record vs MSU: ..... ................ ... ........................ .... MSU leads 3-1

38

1993 OpponentsALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM

October 12 in Birmingham (7:00 p.m.)November 9 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Birmingham, AlabamaFounded: 1969Enrollment: 16,658President TBAHead Coach: Judy SackfleldAlma Mater/Yean Clemson/1985Record at School: ..23-13/1Career Record/Years: 98-145/7Office Phone: (205) 934-6014Best Time To Call: AfternoonsAsst Coach:...... ., StacyTormanAlma Mater/Year: Texas A&M/1987Athletic Director: .".''. Gene BartowTrainer: TBASID for Volleyball: ReldAdalrOffice Phone: (205) 934-0722Home Phone: (205) 942-2464Fax Phone: (205) 934-7505Press Row: (205) 934-0722Home Court/Capacity: UAB Arena/8,500Colors: ....i ff .T. Green, Gold and WhiteNickname: BlazersConference: if.!. Great Midwest1992 Overall Record: 23-131992 Conference Record: 11-1Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/6Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 5Record vsMSU: 5-11

ARKANSAS STATEOctober 27 in Jonesboro (7:00 p.m.)November 16 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Joneboro, ArkansasFounded: 1909Enrollment: 10,300President ..„, Dr. John Mangier!Head Coach: Chris PooleAlma Mater/Years: Arkansas Tech/1983Record at School/Years: 213-54/6Career Record/Years: ....... . . ...ll f/ ...... 266-74/8Office Phone: ............; (501) 972-3876Best Time To Call: .... .W|5,,....., ?S(!. MorningsAsst Coach: ". Michele HallAlma Mater/Yean Arkansas StateAthletic Director Brad HovlousTrainer .RonCarrollSID for Volleyball:„,„,. Sunnle EwlngOffice Phone: .£...„„„.,.........,..K...., (501) 972-2541Home Phone: A«C..~™ (501) 931-1144Fax Phone: «J .... (501) 972-3367Press Row: /f. ...i.,2.. (501) 972-2541Home Court/Capacity:!:. Convocation Center (10,563)Colors: y*w; i—••"• ^•.^jff./.-^. Scarlet and BlackNickname: , ,»?. Lady IndiansConference: Sun Belt1992 Overall Record: ..SSIJs* !. 41-61992 Conference Record: 9-0/lstLetter Wirtners Lost/Returning: 5/4Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2Newcomers: 5Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 14-22

DAYTONOctober 23 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)October 31 in Dayton (2:00 p.m.)

Location: Dayton, OhioFounded: 1850Enrollment: 6,300President Brother Raymond L. Fitz. S.M.Head Coach: Jullie BlermannAlma Mater/Years: Mt. St Joseph/1980Record at School: 132-123/7Career Record/Years: 132-123/7Office Phone: (513) 229-4428Best Time To Call: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.Asst poach:. Bernte GoldfineAlma Mater/Yean UC-Santa Barbara/1975Athletic Director: Ted KlssellTrainer: Kitty NewshamSID for Volleyball: Penny SmithOffice Phone: (513) 229-4460Home Phone: (513) 433-3160Fax Phone: (513) 229-4461Home Court/Capacity:... Thomas Frerlcks Athl. and Convo. Center

(3,000)Colors: Red and BlueNickname: Lady FryersConference: Great Midwest1992 Overall Record: 26-91992 Conference Record: First season In Great MidwestLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/11Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 2Record vs MSU:... 0-1

GREAT MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIPSNovember 19-20

Birmingham, Alabama

GREATMIDWEST

C O N F E R E N C EAlabama at Birmingham

Cincinnati

Dayton

DePaul

Marquette

Memphis State

Saint Louis

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ALL-TIME RESULTS1971Record: 17-5Head Coach: Jane Hooker@Fisk WAustin Peay W©Rhodes (Southwestern) W©Middle Tennessee State W©Tennessee Tech L©Tennessee Tech LRhodes (Southwestern) WRhodes (Southwestern) WRhodes (Southwestern) WfPeabody W#Middle Tennessee State W^Tennessee L$Milligan W$Mars Hill W$West Georgia LSMiddle Tennessee State L%UT-Martin W%Jackson State J.C. W%Memphis State "B" W%Memphis State "A" W^Mississippi College W%Rhodes (Southwestern) W©TCWSF TournamentSMiddle Tennessee State TournamentSEast Tennessee State Tournament%Memphis State Invitational Playday

1972Record: 18-9Head Coach: Jane Hooker®PeabodySMurray State

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©Mississippi Univ. for Women L#Northwestern State (La.) W((Houston L#Texas Southern L$Misslsslppl Univ. for Women LSEast Tennessee State LHDanville (JC) W%Northeastem Illinois W%Southem nilnois WHSouthwest Baptist W%Southern Illinois LAEast Tennessee State LAPeabody WAAustin Peay WACarson Newman WTennessee WAFisk WTennessee WTennessee LWestern Carolina WMadison College WWlnthrop " W&Tennessee W&Eastem Kentucky L(other scores unavailable)9 MidSouth Invitational# Houston Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%Southem Illinois Tournament&TCWSF TournamentAAIAW Region II Tournament

1973Record: 18-7Head Coach: Janice Dunn©Murray State W9Lambuth W©AustinPeay W9Florence State W©Tennessee L#Jackson State WtfLambuth W#Austin Peay W#Unton W

15-2, 15-415-11. 16-1415-13, 15-111-15, 16-14, 15-712-15, 10-157-15, 15-2. 13-1515-13, 15-1,5-1515-10, 15-1313-15, 15-7, 15-516-14, 15-1315-8, O-15, 15-415-11,9-15,3-1515-7, 15-1015-4. 15-912-15, 15-9, 8-1513-15, 7-1515-515-115-615-1215-315-4

15-3, 15-115-9. 16-1415-3, 15-1113-15. 16-14, 0-1511-15, 15-7, 15-815-9, 12-15, 12-1515-8, 12-15, 12-1510-15, 5-1511-15, 12-1511-2, 11-515-1, 15-215-1, 15-2

15-2, 6-15, 13-1515-3,15-415-9, 15-315-8, 12-15, 15-1215-0, 15-315-0, 15-315-5, 15-10

15-4, 7-15, 15-115-3,15-1115-13. 8-15. ?16-14.15-715-8, 10-15. 14-16

5-15, 15-1015-4,15-315-10. 15-215-3, 15-72-15. 16-14. 5-1515-1, 15-015-4, 15-915-O, 15-215-4, 15-6

^Rhodes "Southwestern" W#UT-MarHn W$Middle Tennessee State W$Winthrop L$East Tennessee State L%UT-Martin W%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee L%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee LEastern Kentucky WCoker College WDuke WAEastern Mennonlte WAWinthrop L"Eastern Kentucky L9- Mid-South Invitational#UT-Martin Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%TCWS State ChampionshipAAIAW Southern Region II

1974Record: 13-7Head Coach: Janice Dunn9Southem Illinois W®Northem Illinois W©Illinois State L#Peabody W#Winthrop L#Aubum L$Miaml Dade North CC WJacksonville W$Flagler College L$Georgia W$Florida International L$BloridaTech W%UT-Martin WHTennessee Tech W%Middle Tennessee State W%East Tennessee State W-Murray State W-Francis Marion College W-Madison College L-Eastern Kentucky L©Illinois State Tournament#East Tennessee State TournamentJacksonville Tournament%TCWSF State Championships-AIAW Southern Region II Championships

197SRecord: 16-16Head Coach: Janice DunnPurdue LWestern Michigan LIllinois State LCarthage College WAlabama LBerry College LHinds JC WMississippi State WMississippi Univ. for Women LMiddle Tennessee State WUT-Martln L©Rhodes (Southwestern) W©Middle Tennessee State W©Tennessee Tech W©Austin Peay W©Lambuth W9UT-Martin W#Lambuth L^Tennessee L#Aubum L#Mlddle Tennessee State W#UT-Martin WTennessee LSouthern Illinois W

15-5. 15-1015-4, 15-716-14, 15-713-15. 10-1515-17, 9-155-15, 15-10,15-1115-7, 15-73-15, 15-1015-6, 15-83-15, 10-1515-13, 15-1315-7, 15-915-8, 15-415-10, 15-315-11, 5-15, 6-158-15, 8-15

15-9, 15-1015-12. 7-15. 15-910-15, 15-8, 8-1515-3. 18-164-15, 15-5,8-158-15, 13-1515-4, 10-15,15-715-13. 15-515-12. 9-15. 13-1515-0. 13-15, 15-69-15, 14-1612-15, 15-10, 15-515-8, 15-615-11. 15-915-9, 15-915-11. 10-15. 11-1515-7, 14-16, 15-715-11, 15-1011-15, 10-1515-8, 10-15, 9-15

10-15, 4-1515-2, 10-15, 3-154-15. 6-159-15, 15-10, 15-1312-15, 11-1515-13, 5-15,9-1515-1, 15-21-15. 15-2, 15-44-15, 7-1515-9, 15-1110-15, 10-15, 13-1515-3. 15-1013-15, 15-9, 15-512-15, 15-10,15-715-8, 15-215-10, 11-15,15-515-12, 16-14,15-1115-13. 8-157-15, 8-152-15, 8-159-15, 15-9. 15-615-11, 15-313-15, 11-1515-9, 14-16, 15-8

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ALL-TIME RESULTSSouthern Illinois LUT-Martin WMemphis Volleyball W^Tennessee L$Carson-Newman L%College of Charleston W%Eastem Kentucky L%North Carolina L®OT-Martin Tournament#Mid-South Invitational$TCWSF Championships%AIAW Southern Region II Championships

12-15, 15-4, 13-1515-12, 11-15,15-915-7, 15-109-15, 8-1510-15, 7-1512-15, 15-8,15-77-15, 9-153-15, 15-4, 11-15

1976Record: 12-23-1Head Coach: Janice DunnUT-Martin LOT-Chattanooga LTennessee Tech LaColumbus College W©Tulane L^Mississippi Univ. for Women L^Mississippi State L©Alabama L#Murray State W^Southern Illinois L#Ball State LflNorthem Illinois L$Murray State L$Lambuth W%North Alabama W%TennesseeTech L^Louisiana State LRhodes (Southwestern) WACentral Missouri L"Western Illinois L"Illinois-Chicago Circle L"Wichita State L"Graceland College T"Southwest Missouri State L"Kearney State LUT-Martin L&Mlddle Tennessee State W&Rhodes (Southwestern) W&Lambuth W&Murray State W&Austin Peay WAUT-Martin L•Middle Tennessee State W•East Tennessee State LTennessee WTennessee Tech L^Mississippi Univ. for Women Invitational^Southern Illinois Quadrangular Match$Lambuth Triangular Match%Lady Tiger Invitational"Southwest Missouri State Tournament&Austin Peay InvitationalTCWSF State Championships

1977Record: 23-11Head Coach: Janice Dunn^Mississippi Univ. for Women L«FloridaTech L®Troy State W#UT-Martin W((Tennessee Tech W$Mississippl State WSTulane LSMississippi Univ. for Women W$FloridaTech L%Rhodes (Southwestern) W%UT-Chattanooga W%Chrisnan Brothers (CBC) W^Kentucky State W%UT-Martin W%Tennessee Tech LMississippi LSoutheast Missouri State W

6-15, 5-1511-15, 15-11, 15-178-15, 15-1715-10, 11-15, 15-412-15. 7-154-15, 7-158-15, 9-151-15, 2-1515-10, 15-66-15, 2-153-15, 3-1511-15, 4-150-15, 9-1515-0, 15-133-15, 15-13,15-1113-15, 9-157-15, 8-1515-0, 11-15,15-126-15, 12-155-15, 6-153-15, 3-1512-15, 7-1515-13, 11-155-15. 8-151O-15, 4-1513-15, 1O-15, 15-7, 12-1515-4. 15-715-4. 15-415-4, 15-612-15, 15-515-4, 15-86-15, 4-1515-10, 15-715-11, 7-15, 4-158-15, 15-12, 15-1115-13, 13-15, 6-15

7-15. 7-155-15. 14-1615-9. 15-76-15, 15-11, 13-15. 15-7.15-416-14, 15-13. 11-15,15-915-8. 15-611-15, 15-4,13-1515-10, 15-88-15. 16-14, 13-1515-1. 15-415-8. 15-515-12, 15-1216-14. 14-16,15-1315-8. 14-16,15-1315-10, 14-16, 6-1516-14, 15-12, 3-15. 8-15,13-1515-8, 13-15, 15-6,15-1

"Arkansas State W"Austin Peay W"SW Louisiana L"Northern Kentucky L&Lambuth W&Fteed-Hardeman WMiddle Tennessee State WSoutheast Missouri State W•UT-Martin W•Mississippi LMississippi LLambuth W+Middle Tennessee State W+Tennessee L+TennesseeTech W+East Tennessee State W©Alabama Invitational#Marttn Triangular Match$Mississippl Univ./Women Invitational%UT-Martin Invitational"Lady Tiger Invitational&Lambuth Triangular Match•Memphis State Triangular Match+TCWSF State Championships

1978Record: 26-19Head Coach: Diane Hale

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©Mississippi Univ. for WomenaUT-Martin©Alabama©Arkansas State©Arkansas State©Alabama#New Orleans^Mississippi Univ. for Women#Florida State((Arkansas State# Columbus College$Middle Tennessee State$UT-Chattanooga%Middle Tennessee State%AustinPeay%Southwest Baptist%Arkansas State"Texas A&M"Texas Tech"Oklahoma"Texas&New Orleans&Nlchols State&Central Arkansas&Tennessee&UT-Martin&Mississlppl•Middle Tennessee State•Southeast Missouri State+UT-Chattanooga+East Tennessee State+Covenant College(Florida State(Northern KentuckyIMorehead State(Tennessee?UT-Martln?Austin Peay-Southeast Missouri State•Jefferson CC-Tennessee Tech-East Tennessee State-Middle Tennesse State-Tennessee©Mississippi Tournament^Mississippi Untv./Women Tournament$Middle Tennessee State Trl-Meet%UT-Martin Tournament"Houston Tournament&Lady Tiger Invitational

8-15, 15-3, 15 -1015-1,15-66-15, 6-1515-8, 11-15, 12-1515-4, 15-4,15-1315-5, 15-0,15-1115-12, 15-1015-8, 15-015-7, 15-61-15, 9-1515-11,3-15,5-15,9-1516-14, 15-4,15-915-12. 15-51-15, 8-1516-18, 15-3,15-715-12, 2-15, 154

10-15, 5-1515-10, 9-15, 15-815-9, 15-613-15, 6-1514-16, 15-8. 5-158-15, 15-12,15-108-15, 7-1515-7,3-15, 17-1514-16, 6-1511-15, 3-1515-12, 5-15.15-1715-10, 15-115-8, 15-910-15, 15-8,15-715-1O, 15-315-4, 15-315-10, 15-611-15, 15-176-15. 8-1511-15. 5-1511-15, 11-151-15. 9-152-15, 4-1515-8, 15-715-10, 15-515-13, 15-132-15. 15-7,15-513-15, 15-12, 5-1516-14, 15-1215-4, 15-815-10, 15-315-12. 8-15. 15-715-2. 15-712-15, 12-1510-15. 13-1510-15, 7-1515-13, 15-915-10, 15-1315-3, 15-1215-7,15-115-12, 7-15,15-515-4. 15-515-11, 15-117-15, 9-157-15, 7-15

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ALL-TIME RESULTS•Memphis State Tri-Meet+UT-Chattanooga Quadrangular MeetILady Volunteer Tournament?UT-Martin Tri-Meet-Southeast Missouri State Tri-Meet-TCWSF State Tournament

1979Record: 35-20Head Coach: Diane HaleHenderson State WArkansas State WMississippi L©Mississippi L©Mississippi State W©UT-Martin W©Tulane L©Arkansas State W©UT-Martin Werulane W©Mississippi L©Arkansas State W^Mississippi W#New Orleans WtfSouthwestem Louisiana W^Alabama L#Florlda State L^Mississippi State W$UT-Martin W$Mississippi L^Arkansas State L$Louisville W^Mississippi Unlv./Women W$Mississippi W$Jefferaon CC WHMississlppl Univ./Women W%Lander College WHCentral Florida LHMiaml L%Florida Southern W%Tennessee L^Mississippi W"Missouri (JV) W"Northern Iowa W"Missouri-Kansas City W"Kansas State L"Missouri W"Kansas State L"UT-Marun W&Cincinnati L&Eastern Michigan L&Southem Illinois L&Mississlppt Univ. for Women W&UT-Martin WSNorth Alabama W&TroyState W•UT-Chattanooga WTennessee Tech W•Middle Tennessee State W•East Tennessee State WTennessee L+North Carolina State L••Tennessee L+Morehead St L©Mississippi Invitational^Mississippi Univ. for Women Invitational$Memphis State InvitationalHFlorida State Invitational"Missouri Invitational&Southern Illinois InvitationalTCWSF State Tournament+ AIAW Region II Tournament

1980Record: 41-17Head Coach: Diane HaleMississippiNorth AlabamaAlabama-Birtmingham

15-5, 15-3, 15-615-13, 4-15, 17-15,15-1215-3, 7-15, 15-12, 6-15.15-915-3, 15-1112-15, 15-7,16-1415-11, 15-25-15, 15-7. 6-1515-3, 15-1215-5, 15-82-15, 15-7,15-129-15, 13-1515-4, 11-15.15-414-1, 15-1316-14. 15-515-13, 15-814-16, 15-12,13-157-15, 15-13, 12-15, 8-1516-14, 15-715-6, 15-715-17, 12-154-15, 14-1615-11. 5-1215-13, 11-15, 19-1715-10, 16-14, 12-15,15-815-7, 16-14, 12-15,15-10, 15-715-8, 15-515-12, 13-15, 0-1515-12, 12-15,11-1515-8, 15-1315-7, 15-1312-15, 7-15, 15-4,15-9,16-1415-13, 15-115-9, 15-1015-7, 15-89-15. 15-715-12. 15-1115-8. 15-1315-8, 15-4,16-141-15, 15-6. 7-1511-15, 15-4,10-1515-9. 2-15.12-156-15, 15-8,15-415-7. 5-15, 15-9,12-15,15-1115-5, 15-815-11, 15-715-8, 17-1515-6, 15-1015-8, 14-16, 15-1115-6. 15-813-15, 15-11,4-15,9-1510-15, 11-1511-15, 15-176-15, 12-15. 12-15

W 10-15, 15-11, 15-8,15-5W 15-13, 15-5W 15-11. 15-7

©Central Florida W©Texas Tech L©Florida State W©Alabama LUT-Martin WMississippi State W#Louisville W#St. Louis WftTulane W^Florida State L#VirginiaTech WffFlorida State LTennessee Tech WTennessee L$CIemson W$Duke W$North Carolina State W$Kentucky L$South Carolina L$North Carolina L%LakeCC W%Mlaml L%Florida Southern W%North Carolina L"Mississippi Univ. for Women W"Middle Tennessee State W"Jefferson CC W"Mississippi LMississippi State WArkansas State W&BaU State W&Western Michigan L&Illinois-Chicago Circle W&Southem Illinois W&KeBogg CC L&Ball State W&KeHogg CC LMississippi WAustin Peay WUT-Martin WArkansas State W•East Tennessee State WTennessee WTennessee Tech W•Middle Tennessee State W•UT-Chattanooga WTennessee LTennessee W+East Carolina W•fNorth Carolina W•fNorth Carolina State W+Eastem Kentucky W•••Kentucky L•••Eastern Kentucky L©Alabama InvitationalSMetro Conference Tournament$South Carolina Invitational%Flonda State Invitational"Memphis State Invitational&Southem Illinois InvitationalTCWSF State Tournament+AIAW Region II Tournament

1981Record: 27-14Head Coach: Diane Hale©Louisville W©Southwest Missouri State L©Oral Roberts LMississippi W^Alabama W^Northwestern LftCentral Florida W#South Carolina W((Kentucky LAlabama-Birmingham W$Mississippi WWestern Illinois L^Missouri L$Westem Illinois L

15-15, 15-813-15, 6-1515-12,15-78-15, 2-1515-5, 15-13, 10-15. 15-57-15, 15-4, 15-10, 15-916-14, 6-15,15-812-15, 15-10, 15-815-9, 15-118-15, 9-1515-3, 15-1015-10. 10-15.10-1515-5. 15-1,15-59-15, 15-12, 16-14,11-15. 11-1515-10, 15-17,15-815-10, 15-1216-14, 10-15, 16-1413-15, 14-168-15, 15-10, 14-169-15, 7-1515-7, 15-211-15,8-1515-3. 15-910-15, 11-1515-3, 15-615-2. 15-1315-9. 15-128-15, 16-14, 15-1315-8, 15-8,15-615-5, 16-14 15-1315-6, 4-15, 15-1315-11, 8-15. 6-1515-10, 15-515-9, 15-118-15, 9-1515-10, 15-1115-9. 6-15, 14-16, 4-1515-12, 15-6, 15-6, 3-15,15-1215-8. 15-215-2, 15-815-9, 15-8,15-1115-10, 15-104-15, 15-8,15-1215-11, 15-215-9, 10-15, 15-915-1, 6-15,15-213-15, 15-10, 11-1515-5, 15-1110-15, 17-15, 15-37-15, 16-14, 15-815-9, 14-16,15-137-15, 15-9,15-415-8, 6-15, 15-5,14-164-15, 16-14, 13-15,8-15

15-10. 3-15, 15-5, 15-812-15. 4-15.11-1512-15. 5-15, 15-6,12-1515-12, 15-9,15-616-14, 15-811-15, 10-1515-11 15-1015-5, 13-15. 15-79-15. 3-1515-9. 15-7,15-615-11. 15-1013-15, 10-15,15-138-15. 9-1512-15, 17-15, 15-17,13-15

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ALL-TIME RESULTS^Mississippi WAlabama-Birmingham WSouthern Illinois LMississippi State W%Central Arkansas W%Jefierson C.C. W%St. Louis W"Middle Tennessee State W"Rollins College WAEast Tennessee State WAFlorida State LTennessee L^Mississippi State W&Mlssissippi Univ. for Women W&Tulane W&Mississippi W^Mississippi State W&Mlsslssippl WMississippi State WMississippi WTulane L•Virginia Tech W•Cincinnati L•St Louis W•Louisville WTulane W•••Cincinnati L©Southwest Missouri Quadrangular Meet#Kentucky Invitational$Missouri Invitational%Lady Tiger InvitationalTennessee Invitational&Ole Miss Invitational•Metro Conference Tournament+Metro Championship Tournament

1982Record: 15-26Head Coach: Diane HaleKentuckyaSouthem Illinois®Eastem Illinois^Missouri®LouisvilleMississippiSouthern Mississippi#Southem Illinois^Tennessee$South AlabamaSTcxas A&M$Nichols State$Louisiana State$Sam Houston StateArkansas State%Eastem Michigan%Westem MichiganHllllnois State% CincinnatiKentucky"Mississippi State"MississippiANew Orleans"Arkansas State"Arkansas State"MississippiMississippi&Tennessee Tech&Florida State&Morehead State&Eastern Kentucky&Morehead StateArkansas State•Virginia Tech•Florida State•Louisville•CincinnatiTulane•Southern Mississippi

15-5, 15-3.15-115-4, 15-9,15-1315-11, 7-15, 8-15, 10-1515-5, 15-10, 15-515-2, 15-7, 15-315-11, 15-4,15-1015-8, 15-13, 8-15, 15-615-3, 15-10, 15-215-8, 15-2, 15-715-10, 14-16, 10-15,15-9,15-1013-15, 13-15. 4-154-15, 12-15. 0-1515-2, 15-615-3. 15-715-9, 15-610-15, 15-3, 16-1415-3, 15-17, 15-815-3.17-1515-10, 15-8, 15-614-16. 16-14. 9-16, 15-13, 15-1211-15, 16-14, 13-13515-3, 7-15.15-1015-11,9-15, 11-1515-6. 15-1213-15, 15-12 15-1318-16, 7-15, 15-127-15, 12-15

L 15-8, 15-12. 9-15,12-15, 9-15L 10-15, 7-15, 16-14, 7-15L 15-13, 13-15, 15-17. 15-12, 3-15L 4-15, 13-15, 12-15L 6-15, 12-15, 7-15W 12-15, 15-6, 13-15, 15-9,W 15-7, 15-5. 15-4L 6-15, 13-15, 10-15L 4-15. 8-15, 3-15L 11-15, 12-15L 9-15, 11-15L 9-15, 1-15W 12-15, 15-13,15-10L 7-15.4-15W 15-6. 15-12, 11-15, 15-10L 6-15, 7-15L 15-12, 4-15, 5-15L O-15. 1-15L 2-15, 15-13, 13-15L 15-5, 9-15, 11-15, 5-15W 15-4, 15-0L 15-9. 3-15, 5-15W 15-10, 15-12W 15-5. 15-8W 15-7, 15-2L 13-15. 11-15L 12-15. 15-11, 15-1. 5-15, 8-15L 11-15. 6-15L 7-15, 10-15W 15-13, 15-13W 15-6, 13-15,15-11L 15-11.5-12W 13-15, 15-7, 15-2.15-9W 15-3, 13-15,15-8L 7-15, 1-15L 7-15. 10-15W 15-6, 15-13W 15-8, 15-13W 15-7. 15-1

•Cincinnati L•Florida State L^Southern Illinois Invitational^Memphis State Invitational$Louisiana State Classic%Louisville Invitational"Ole Miss InvitationalSMorehead State Invitational-t-Metro Conference Tournament

1983Record: 15-18Head Coach: Diane Hale®UCLA L@Loyola Marymount L©Utah L®UC-Santa Clara LMississippi WArkansas State W^Cincinnati L#VirginlaTech W#Louisville LTennessee Tech L$Southem Mississippi W$Southwestem Louisiana W$Mlsslsslppl State WMississippi L%Florida State L%South Carolina L%Tulane LHSouthem Mississippi W"Cincinnati L"Tennessee L"George Washington L"Morehead State LArkansas State L&Misslssippi State W&Misstssippl W&A1abama-Birmingham W&Misslssippl LSoutheast Missouri State WSoutheast Missouri State W•Arkansas State WTulsa W•Illinois W•fLouisville L@Cal-State Fullerton TournamentffVirginlaTech Invitational$Memphis State Tournament%Southem Mississippi InvitationalTennessee Tournament&Ole Miss Tournament•Memphis State Invitational+Metro Championship Tournament

1984Record: 21-16Head Coach: Diane HaleSouthern Illinois LIndiana Purdue WIndiana State WFlorida WEastern Illinois WMississippi LOSouthwest Missouri State LeOral Roberts WOOral Roberts WOSouthwest Missouri State L^Mississippi L^Arkansas State W#Middle Tennessee State WMississippi State WTulane WSouthern Mississippi WArkansas State W$Texas-Arlington LSOklahoma L4TexasA&M LMurray State WAlabama-Birmingham W

17-19. 0-15. 4-15,15-615-5, 15-5, 15-7

4-15, 4-1510-15, 3-159-15, 6-15, 15-1715-13. 9-15. 5-152-15, 9-15, 15-11,15-10.16-1415-13, 15-4, 12-15,15-134-15, 16-14, 12-15, 5-1515-8, 15-9,15-1315-11, 15-7, 5-15,12-15,14-160-15, 15-12, 16-14,14-16, 7-1515-5. 15-5, 15-315-6, 12-15, 13-15,15-13.15-1315-9, 12-15, 15-6,15-711-15, 14-16, 4-151-15. 8-15, 15-8. 11-1512-15. 15-4. 13-15,15-11,14-1613-15, 7-15,13-1515-11, 15-3,15-314-16, 9-15, 13-155-15. 13-15. 8-1515-7. 14-16, 11-15, 9-1515-13, 16-14, 5-15,11-15, 5-1515-6, 12-15, 11-15, 16-14, 12-1516-14, 12-15. 15-0. 15-710-15. 11-15, 17-15, 15-11,1515-9, 10-15, 15-12,13-15,15-714-16, 13-15,14-1615-9. 15-2, 15-1215-9. 7-15. 15-13.15-1215-13. 15-12,15-1015-6, 15-6,15-510-15, 12-15, 16-14,15-8,15-1315-12, 4-15, 13-15,14-16

5-15. 12-15, 15-9, 2-1515-4, 15-4, 15-1215-11, 15-5,15-1015-8, 13-15, 15-7,15-815-9, 13-15, 15-7,15-815-12. 8-15, 15-2,13-15,15-915-2, 15-4,15-713-15. 15-9,15-4,15-812-15, 17-15, 15-8.15-1110-15, 6-15.10-1515-5, 12-15, 8-15.15-12. 5-1515-12, 15-1,16-1415-5. 13-15, 15-1,15-215-9, 15-4,15-117-15, 15-3, 15-9,11-15,15-1015-6. 15-7,15-815-8. 15-12,15-125-15. 4-15. 7-159-15, 13-15, 4-1514-16. 1-15,15-4 0-1515-6, 15-3,15-1115-10, 15-6, 15-7

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Florida StateGeorgiaLouisvilleCincinnatiMississippiArkansas StateSoutheast Missouri StateSouth CarolinaVirginia TechTulsaMorehead StateSouthern IllinoisIllinois-Chicago•Cincinnati•LouisvilleaSouthwest Missouri State Tournament^Mississippi State Tournament$Texas Tournament•Metro Championship Tournament

1985Record: 15-19Head Coach: Diane HaleAlabama-BirminghamClemsonEastern IllinoisLouisiana StateSouthwestern LouisianaLoyolaNorth Dakota StateMississippiTexas-ArlingtonWestern MichiganTennesseeFlorida StateMontevalloXavlerSouthern IllinoisStephen F. AustinLouisvilleCincinnatiNortheast LouisianaTulaneSouthern MississippiArkansas StateMississippiGeorgiaSouth CarolinaVirginia TechSouthern IllinoisArkansas State®Tulsa©Tennessee Tech©Western Kentucky©Mississippi StateAustin Peay•Southern Mississippi©Memphis State Invitational•Metro Tournament

1986Record: 17-17Head Coach: Diane Hale©Southwest Missouri State©Georgetown©Mississippi(KButler^Western Kentucky.tTennessee#Louisville^TennesseeAustin PeayMississippi StateArkansas-Little RockOral RobertsNortheast LouisianaArkansas StateSouthern MississippiWilliam & Mary

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2-15, 14-16. 7-1512-15. 12-15, 16-14, 6-158-15, 9-15,10-1515-12, 13-15, 15-13. 21-23. 12-1515-13, 9-15. 13-15,16-14, 13-1515-9, 15-13, 15-915-9, 15-9, 15-711-15, 11-15, 15-9, 11-1511-15, 15-10 13-15, 15-9, 15-1115-11, 15-8, 14-16, 10-15, 15-1215-3, 7-15, 15-6,15-39-15, 10-15, 7-1515-12, 15-11, 1O-15, 15-1011-15, 15-9, 15-13, 15-128-15. 10-15. 15-6, 13-15

15-11, 15-10, 15-915-11, 15-3. 15-124-15. 15-7, 15-13, 3-15, 14-1615-11, 13-15, 7-1515-13, 16-14, 5-15, 15-14-15 13-15, 11-1511-15, 15-4, 9-15, 15-6, 15-1113-15. 15-8, 15-7,15-126-15, 4-15, 2-150-15,5-15,5-159-15, 5-15, 14-165-15, 13-15,15-12,2-1515-5, 5-15, 15-3, 12-15, 15-1315-11, 11-15, 15-6. 15-135-15. 8-15, 2-1512-15, 12-15 12-154-15, 15-11, 11-15, 2-1515-1, 15-10,16-1415-4. 10-15. 15-8, 15-1115-13, 15-5, 9-15, 17-1511-15. 13-15, 15-5. 15-4. 15-1315-11, 7-15, 5-15, 15-13, 17-1514-15. 12-15. 9-155-15, 4-15, 16-1810-15. 13-15. 15-8.10-1516-11, 13-15, 15-4,15-83-15, 7-15, 13-158-15, 15-6, 11-15, 15-12,9-1515-12, 8-15. 14-16. 7-1511-15, 15-4. 15-17,2-1515-12. 15-3.13-15 15-915-12. 15-6, 8-15, 15-1215-11, 15-6, 15-813-15, 7-15. 15-8,1O-15

14-16, 8-15,11-1515-13, 15-11, 11-15,1O-15,15-24-15, 13-15, 8-1515-13, 15-7, 13-15,13-15,15-78-15, 15-11, 15-6, 15-916-18, 5-15, 14-1615-5. 15-12,16-146-15. 15-13,15-715-8, 15-4, 15-914-16, 15-9, ?. ?11-15, 15-11, 15-10,15-1212-15, 13-15 16-14,14-1611-15,7-15, 11-158-15, 13-15, 15-8,15-6.15-1015-4, 15-13, 15-910-15. 15-11, 15-10, 16-14

Florida State L$Florida L$North Carolina State LArkansas State WMississippi WLouisville LCincinnati LLoyola LOral Roberts LSouth Carolina LVirginia Tech L%Texas-El Paso W%Xavier W%Tulsa WArkansas State WMississippi L•Cincinnati W•South Carolina L©Lady Tiger Classic^Western Kentucky Tournament$Florlda Tournament%Memphis State Invitational•Metro Championship Tournament

1987Record: 21-16Head Coach: Jim CallenderTennessee LTexas L•Southwest Missouri L•Kansas LOleMiss W#Western Kentucky W^Virginia Commonwealth W#Austin Peay W#Cincinnati WAlabama-Birmingham W$Brtgham Young L$Montana L$Utah L$Weber State L$Washington L$Utah State L$Chapman WLouisville WCincinnati LSouthern Mississippi WMississippi State WArkansas State WSouth Carolina WDuke LNorthern Iowa LVirginia Tech W••Alabama-Birmingham W•••Houston WFlorida State LArkansas State W"Mississippi State WTulsa W^Arkansas State W^Alabama-Birmingham W•fOleMlss LoWlrginlaTech W^Cincinnati L•Southwest Missouri Invitational^Western Kentucky Coca Cola Classic$BYU Invitational•••University of Houston What A Burger ClassicAMemphls State Invitational-Ole Miss Invitational&Metro Conference Tournament

10-15. 8-15, 15-13, 15-10, 4-1510-15,13-15,8-1515-13, 4-15, 6-15, 7-1515-10, 15-8, 15-015-10, 15-13, 6-15.19-173-15, 4-15, 15-11, 15-11, 7-155-15. 15-7. 4-15. 12-1515-9, 15-13, 15-11,12-15, 11-1515-11, 9-15, 15-7, 9-15.10-158-15, 5-15, 8-1515-17, 15-12, 15-3, 7-15, 14-1515-6, 15-10, 15-1111-15, 15-10, 8-15, 15-5,15-1115-1, 15-8, 15-1115-8, 15-2, 9-15, 15-615-12. 15-6, 4-15. 11-15,14-1612-15, 14-16, 15-13,15-8, 15-1214-16, 4-15, 15-13, 15-11, 12-15

12-15,9-15, 15-11.10-157-15, 11-15,8-155-15, 15-12, 15-13, 14-16, 8-153-15. 7-15,13-1515-10, 15-5,15-615-12, 15-2. 15-315-8. 15-6.15-815-7. 15-8.15-516-14, 11-15, 16-14,15-511-15, 10-15 15-10, 15-84-15, 1-15. 2-1513-15, 7-15, 9-156-15, 17-15. 4-15, 15-13,12-151O-15, 3-15, 5-157-15, 14-16, 5-1513-15, 4-15, 15-4, 11-1515-11, 10-15, 15-10 15-916-14, 2-15, 15-11, 15-1014-16, 15-11. 9-15, 10-1516-14, 15-4, 9-15,15-915-10, 15-4, 15-415-9, 15-5, 11-15, 15-315-6, 15-6, 11-15, 15-1215-12. 8-15, 10-15, 5-159-15, 5-15,8-1515-10, 15-7.15-1315-9, 15-11, 13-15,15-718-16, 15-11, 8-15, 16-147-15, 2-15. 9-1511-15, 15-8. 15-1,15-915-5, 15-5, 15-915-5. 16-14. 15-315-10, 15-4,15-616-14, 15-3, 13-15,13-15,15-710-15, 13-15, 17-15,14-1615-8, 15-5,15-510-15, 13-15, 15-9, 11-15

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ALL-TIME RESULTS1988Record: 24-18Head Coach: Jim CallenderSouthern Illinois L•Western Illinois W•Missouri LWichita State W#South Alabama W#Clemson W^Valparaiso W#New Mexico LffSouth Alabama WAustin Peay WColorado State L+New Mexico LtVirglniaTech W^Colorado LtOle Miss W&Maryland W&Penn State L&Villanova WMississippi WSouthern Mississippi WArkansas State LLouisville WCincinnati LKentucky LFlorida State L$Florida LSMiami L$South Florida WArkansas State LAlcom State WMississippi WVirginia Tech WGeorgia L-St. Louis L=Tulsa W-Western Kentucky W-Northeast Louisiana WWestern Illinois WALouisvflle WACinclnnati L•Missouri Tournament#MSU/Graphlc Systems Classic+Colorado Invitational&Penn State Classic$South Florida Tournament-MSU Invitational"Metro Conference Tournament

1989Record: 26-15Head Coach: Hike Lingenfelter^Arkansas State W^Southwest Missouri State L#Florida L#South Alabama W•Nebraska-Omaha L•Pittsburgh LSt. Louis L%Murray State W%Ala.-Birmingham W%Tennessee Tech W%Utah State WMississippi LSColorado L^Tennessee W$South Florida WAustin Peay W-Hofstra W-Oklahoma L-George Mason WSouthwest Missouri L+VlrgtnlaTech W+SouthCaroltna WMississippi WIBaylor W[Houston L

15-6, 7-15 4-15, 12-158-15, 15-13, 15-10,15-1211-15, 15-10, 10-15, 11-1514-16, 6-15, 15-6, 16-14, 15-917-15, 5-15, 15-8, 13-15, 15-1113-15, 15-11, 15-5,15-1215-9, 15-6, 15-97-15, 2-15, 5-1515-11, 15-3, 15-1215-6, 15-8, 15-16-15, 15-17,9-1514-16, 8-15,11-154-15, 15-4, 15-14, 15-512-15, 10-15, 2-1515-5, 15-6, 15-815-4, 15-11, 15-915-17. 4-15, 5-1515-7, 15-8. 15-318-16, 15-9, 15-1315-7, 14-16, 15-0,15-414-16, 12-15, 15-11, 14-1615-12, 15-4, 8-15,15-96-15, 7-15, 6-153-15, 5-15, 12-1515-13, 1-15, 15-9, 5-15,13-154-15, 14-16, 5-1511-15, 9-15, 13-1515-6, 13-15, 15-13,15-715-12, 13-15. 5-15, 2-1515-2, 15-0, 15-317-15. 15-8, 10-15, 17-1515-5, 15-8, 15-52-15, 15-12, 8-15,15-10,13-1510-15, 15-8, 1O-15,15-2, 6-1515-3, 18-16,15-015-3. 15-12, 15-515-6, 15-12,15-1315-7, 15-10, 5-15,15-1315-11, 15-1.15-136-15, 3-15, 15-9, 15-13

17-15, 9-15, 15-11. 15-1014-16. 16-11, 14-16,13-157-15. 15-3, 4-15,13-1515-9, 15-3. 15-913-15, 15-12, 14-16,1 1-513-15. 3-15. 15-11, 6-1512-15.3-15, 11-1515-10, 15-5,15-1213-15, 15-12, 15-7, 16-1415-5, 12-15, 15-13, 15-1313-15, 15-13, 15-9,12-15.15-1215-13, 15-11, 8-15, 8-15, 9-159-15, 7-15,13-1516-14, 15-12,15-1012-15, 15-6, 15-6, 5-15.15-715-4, 12-15, 15-3, 15-1315-10, 15-2.15-116-15, 9-15, 15-13,15-13,0-1515-9, 15-11, 15-22-15. 8-15, 15-5,1 1-1510-15. 15-6, 15-8,15-815-8, 4-15, 15-13.15-915-12, 12-15. 13-15,15-7, 15-1312-15, 15-6, 15-6.15-125-15, 11-15, 6-15

Alcom State W+Tulane W+Southem Mississippi WNicholls State W^Florida State LKentucky LArkansas State L•fLouisville L•fCinclnnati WAustin Peay W&Mlssourl W&Southem Illinois W&Mississippl W&NorthTexas WTVirginlaTech WTCtncinnatl L#Lady Tiger Cup•IDlni Classic%MSU-Graphlcs Systems Classic^Tennessee Exercise Essentials Classic-Southwest Missouri State Classic•fMetro Conference Match(Houston Invitational&Memphis State InvitationalTMetro Conference Tournament

1990Record: 30-9Head Coach: Mike llngenfelter•Oregon State L•Oklahoma LTexas Arlington WFlorida LSouth Florida WMississippi State L•Middle Tennessee W^Western Kentucky WAustin Peay WH-Evansville W+Ball State W•fMorehead State WArkansas State WMissouri W-Northern Iowa WMississippi WTulane WSouthern Mississippi WTennessee State WFlorida State WTennessee WAuburn LAlabama-Birmingham WAlcom State WLouisville WCincinnati WMurray State WSouth Carolina WVirginia Tech WArkansas State WMississippi L&Southem Mississippi W&CinctnnaU W&Louisvffle L%Loyola-Marymount LHWllUam & Mary W%Arizona State W%Dayton W%Houston L&Metro Conference Tournament^Memphis State Graphic Systems Classic•ASCIC Tiger Lady Maverick Invitational+EvansvUle Invitational-at Springfield, Illinois%Womens Invitational Volleyball Championship

15-7, 15-6,15-015-13, 15-10,15-615-13, 15-8, 15-515-4, 2-15, 15-6, 15-616-14, 15-8, 11-15. 9-15.11-1515-6. 14-16, 5-15, 9-156-15, 15-10, 10-15,12-155-15, 15-17, 15-7, 2-153-15, 16-14, 15-12. 15-1315-12. 15-5. 15-815-0. 15-3.15-615-9, 11-15, 4-15,15-10, 15-815-4. 15-7, 13-15,15-1015-10, 15-4,16-1415-6. 15-6, 7-15, 15-67-15, 15-13, 16-14, 4-15, 9-15

2-15, 8-15, 9-157-15. 11-15. 7-1515-3, 16-14, 13-15,10-15,15-89-15. 15-12, 3-15,15-12,10-1515-13, 15-4, 15-615-7, 2-15, 13-15, 4-1515-3, 15-4,16-1415-4, 15-8.15-1215-3, 16-14, 15-715-10, 15-4, 15-015-12, 15-13,15-615-11, 15-4.15-815-8, 6-15, 15-9, 17-19,15-815-11. 15-9, 10-15, 15-1011-15, 5-15, 16-14, 15-5,15-1215-6, 15-13,15-815-11, 8-15, 15-12. 17-1515-10, 15-10, 12-15,16-1415-5, 15-6. 4-15.15-514-16, 11-15, 15-8,15-8,15-1115-13, 15-10,16-1415-7, 12-15, 10-15,15-1715-10, 15-7, 11-15,15-615-0, 15-4.15-415-13, 15-10, 15-815-10, 15-6,15-815-7. 15-4, 6-15,15-315-10. 15-13,15-1315-8, 15-7,15-79-15, 7-15, 15-3,15-12,16-1414-16. 15-17,11-1515-6, 14-16, 15-7.15-415-10, 15-4,15-515-13, 9-15. 3-15, 7-1510-15, 2-15,16-1815-4. 15-1. 11-15,15-1015-8, 3-15. 14-16, 16-14,15-715-8, 15-10,15-315-12. 14-16. 3-15. 4-15

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ALL-TIME RESULTS1891Record: 20-15Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White#American University W# Georgia L^Illinois State L%Wisconsln L%Rhode Island L%Southem California L&Southem Illinois L&Hlinois-Chlcago W&Ohio University W+Northeast Louisiana W^Arkansas State LArkansas Little-Rock W-George Washington W=Bradley W"Wright State LMississippi L$Butler W$Stephen F. Austin W$Southeast Missouri State LLouisville LCincinnati WLouisiana Tech WSt. Louis WDePaul LMarquette WArkansas State LAlabama-Birmingham LRice WMississippi WlArmy WIConnecUcut WIVirglnia Commonwealth WASt. Louis WAAlabama-Birmingham LAClncinnatt W# Georgia Invitational%Volleyball Monthly Invitational&Saluki Invitational+Graphic Systems Classic=Wright State InvitationalSSWMS Autumn ClassicIConnecUcut ChallengeAGreat Midwest Conference Championship Tournament

19B2Record: 1O-26Head Coach: Penny Luca*-White

15-7, 15-4,15-89-15, 11-15, 5-1515-12, 9-15, 12-15, 10-155-15, 3-15, 1-1512-15, 13-15, 15-11, 8-158-15.9-15,8-155-15, 9-15, 16-14, 2-159-15, 15-7, 12-15, 5-15, 15-1015-3, 15-5,15-1215-5, 15-4. 8-15, 15-79-15, 3-15, 7-1515-2, 13-15, 15-5. 15-815-7, 15-6, 15-815-12, 15-11,15-67-15, 9-15, 10-1511-15. 11-15, 15-12, 1-1510-15. 15-13, 15-8, 15-517-16, 9-15, 15-11, 15-84-15, 8-15, 15-10, 9-154-15, 10-15, 7-1515-10, 12-15. 15-12, 15-1115-7, 15-1, 16-1415-10, 15-2, 16-148-15, 8-15. 15-12, 12-1515-13. 15-4, 15-105-15, 10-15. 9-1512-15, 7-15, 5-157-15, 13-15, 15-8, 15-11. 15-1115-8, 15-4, 11-15, 15-814-16, 15-3, 15-11, 15-1210-15, 15-7, 15-3,15-215-2, 15-8, 15-715-4, 15-4, 15-49-15. 13-15, 4-1515-0, 15-12, 15-7

$William & Mary L$Seton Hall L$Pittsburgh L^Arkansas State LMississippi State LAMarquette W^Alabama at Birmingham L# Crimson Classic%Syracuse Invitational+Graphlc Systems Classic&NLU Classic=Kathy Trosclair Invitational$William & Mary Tournament"•Great Midwest Conference Championships

3-1, 7-15, 2-1515-10, 5-15, 15-12, 11-15,12-156-15, 4-15, 15-10,10-1511-15, 2-15, 4-1515-4, 15-13, 7-15. 13-15,10-1520-18, 7-15, 15-9, 15-116-15, 12-15, 15-8, 6-15

Jane Hooker1971-72

Diane Hale1978-86

MikeLingenfelter

1989-90

PennyLucas-White1991-Present

#Mlnnesota L((Alabama W#Central Florida L•fSoutheast Missouri State W+Arkansas-Little Rock LNorth Texas WTexas-Arlington LSouthwestern Louisiana WArkansas State L%Bowling Green L%Syracuse LCincinnati W&Stephen F. Austin L&Northeast Louisiana W&LousianaTech LMarquette WDePaul LCincinnati LSt. Louis LAlabama at Birmingham L-UT-Chattanooga W-Tulane L-Samford W»Sam Houston LSt. Louis LArkansas State LDePaul LMarquette LAlabama at Birmingham L

10-15, 13-15, 14-1614-16, 15-11, 7-15, 15-13, 17-1514-16, 7-15. 6-1515-13, 9-15, 15-7, 15-27-15, 9-15,14-1614-16, 15-10. 16-14,15-1315-6, 10-15, 15-10,8-15, 11-1516-14, 15-6, 15-139-15, 9-15, 3-157-15, 10-15, 3-1515-10, 14-16, 13-15, 11-1517-15, 16-14,15-811-15, 6-15,8-1515-10. 15-12, 15-1310-15, 8-15, 10-1515-7, 15-8,15-912-15, 17-15, 5-15,11-1515-11, 2-15, 14-16,15-1712-15, 15-4, 10-15, 11-1518-16. 8-15, 13-15,12-1514-16. 15-1. 15-5,15-97-15,4-15. 15-11. 13-1515-11. 15-4. 12-15.15-38-15, 13-15, 13-158-15, 14-16, 4-155-15. 9-15. 8-156-15. 15-3, 8-15. 9-159-15, 4-15, 8-157-15, 3-15, 10-15

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ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS1978Mississippi University for Women Tournament, 4thMiddle Tennessee State Trl-Meet 1stUT-Martin Tournament 1stHouston Tournament, 5thLady Tiger Invitational, 2ndMemphis State Trl-Meet 1stLady Volunteer Tournament, 4thUT-Martin Tri Meet 1stSoutheast Missouri State Tri-Meet 1stTCWSF State Tournament, 3rd

1979Mississippi Invitational, 3rdMississippi University for Women Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Invitational, 2ndFlorida State Invitational, 4thMissouri Invitational, 3rdSouthern Illinois Invitational, 4thTCWSF State Tournament 1stAIAW Region H Tournament 3rd

1980Alabama Invitational, 3rdMetro Conference Tournament, 2ndSouth Carolina Invitational, 3rdFlorida State Invitational, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 2ndSouthern Illinois Invitational, 2ndTCWSF State Tournament 1stAIAW Region II Tournament 3rd

1981Kentucky Invitational, 3rdMissouri Invitational, 3rdLady Tiger Invitational, 1stTennessee Invitational, 3rdOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament, 2nd

1982Southern Illinois Invitational, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 1stLouisiana State Classic, 5thLouisville Invitational, 7thOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMorehead State Invitational, 4thMetro Conference Tournament, 4th

1983Cal-State Fullerton Tournament 4thVirginia Tech Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Tournament 1stSouthern Mississippi Invitational, 4thTennessee Tournament 5thOle Miss Tournament 2ndMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament 3rd

1984Southwest Missouri State, 3rdMississippi State Tournament 1stTexas Tournament, 4thMetro Conference Tournament 4th

1985Memphis State Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament, 5th

1986Lady Tiger Classic, 3rdWestern Kentucky Tournament 2ndFlorida Tournament, 4thMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament 3rd

1987Southwest Missouri State Invitational, 4thWestern Kentucky Coca Cola Classic, 1stBrigham Young Invitational, 15thHouston Whataburger Classic, 1stMemphis State Invitational, 1stOle Miss Invitational, 2ndMetro Conference Tournament 3rd

1988Missouri Tournament 2ndMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 3rdColorado Coors Classic, Tie 3rdPerm State Classic, 3rdSouth Florida Tournament 3rdMemphis State-Baden Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament 5th

1989Lady Tiger Cup, 3rdlUlni Classic, 4thMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 1stTennessee-Exercise Essentials Classic, 1stSouthwest Missouri State Classic, 4thHouston Invitational, 2ndMemphis State Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament 3rd

1990Asics Tiger-Lady Maverick Invitational, 3rdMemphis State Graphic Systems Classic, 1stEvansvllle Invitational, 1stMetro Conference Tournament 2nd

1991Georgia Lady Bulldog Classic, 3rdVolleyball Monthly Invitational, 4thSalukl Invitational. 2ndGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndWright State Invitational, 2ndSWMS Autumn Classic, 2ndConnecticut Challenge, 1stGreat Midwest Tournament, 3rd

1992Crimson Classic, 3rdSyracuse Invitational, 4thGraphic Systems Classic, 2ndNLU Classic, 3rdKathy Trosclair Invitational, 3rdWilliam & Mary Tournament 5thGreat Midwest Tournament 3rd

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ALL-TIME LETTER WINNERSB Betsy Bland (1973-76)

Lisa Bray (1991)Cherilyn Bright (1991-)Holly Buford (1980-83)

C Alisande Cavanagh (1990-91)Teri Clark (1980-83)Linda Conner (1980-81)Debbie Cunningham (1985)

D Clare Dlrksen (1986-89)

E Kim Ehrhorn (1984-88)Lisa Eisenrich (1985-86)Cindy Eschbach (1974-77)

F Kim Eraser (1980-83)Karen Fussell (1981)

G Cindy Gable (1974-77)Angle Glaub (1983-86)AmyGreer(1990-)

H Debbi Hammond (1979-80)Becky Harden (1977-80)Celeste Homan (1978-80)Carol Hooker (1980)Gwen Horner (1989-90)

J Sherry Jev (1975-88)Beth Johnson (1980-84)Lori Page Jones (1981-84)

K Rhonda Kottke (1986-90)

L Katherine Lehman (1987-90)Kim Lemon (1988-91)

M Jacqueline Mack (1992- )Nancy McAlexander (1976-79)Jenny McCoy (1988-89)Katie McFarland (1990)Margi McNeely (1979-80)Sandy Monce (1977-80)Wynne Moore (1982-83)Shavonda Morgan (1988)Shawna Mullin (1985-86)

N Janice Neyens (1992- )

O SlnemOktay(1984)

P Sarah Pearl (1976-79)Chelle Penner (1984-88)

T

V

W

RhondaKottke,

all-time blockassist leader.

Sami Randolph (1990-)LisaRembe (1989-91)Lori Rembe( 1989-91)Phyllis Richey (1984-88)Drenda Sue Roberts (1981-84)Sharon Rose (1974-77)ReneeRoss(1991-)Sharon Rose (1974-77)Deidre Rowell (1992-)Peggy Rule (1983-86)Jamie Runkle (1991-)

Katie Sandage (1974-77)Debbie Sanford (1976-79)Mia Stephens (1983-85)Cindy Stoot (1979-82)Monique Swaby (1992-)Lowette Swinton (1977-82)

Sarah Tjelmeland (1987-90)

Mary Vercande (1981-82)

Beth Walthal( 1982)Amy Watson (1980-83)Sharon Watson (1976-79)Barbara Whitaker (1977-80)Laura Wilson (1980-82)Nancy Wolter (1985-88)

Marie Zwolinski (1987-90)

Holly Buford,all-time killpercentage

leader.

;

ClareDirksen,all-time dig,

ace and assistleader.

• I

KatherineLehman,

all-time blocksolo leader

Peggy Rule,all-time kill

and killattempts leader.

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LADY TIGER HONOREES

Clare Dirksen a threetime all-Metro

selection (1987-89).

Rhonda Kottke athree-time all-Metrohonoree (1988-90).

Katherine Lehman anall-South Region

selection.

METRO CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT1982Holly Buford1984Drenda Roberts1986Angle Glaub1987Kim Ehrhorn1988Clare Dirksen1990Sarah TjelmelandKatherine Lehman

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE HONOREES1986Peggy Rule1987Clare DirksenNancy Wolter1988Clare DirksenRhonda Kottke1989Clare DirksenRhonda KottkeKatherine Lehman

METRO COACH OF THE YEAR1987Jim Callender1990Mike Lingenfelter

ALL-SOUTH REGION1990Katherine Lehman (2nd team)

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-TOURNAMENT1991Alisande Cavanagh1992Renee Ross

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-CONFERENCE1991Alisande Cavanagh (1st team)Lori Rembe (2nd team)1992Renee Ross

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-FRESHMEN1992Monique Swaby

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"V SINGLE SEASON LEADERS /"KILLSNAMEHolly BufordKatherine LehmanHolly BufordPeggy RuleLori JonesHoUy BufordSarah TjelmelandAngle GlaubRhonda KottkePeggy RuleKatherine LehmanRhonda KottkeLori RembeRenee RossKim Ehrhorn

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAMEPeggy RuleSarah TjelmelandKatherine LehmanAngle GlaubHolly BufordLori JonesAmy GreerRenee RossHolly BufordHolly BufordRhonda KottkeNancy WolterMarie ZwolinskiJenny McCoyAngle Glaub

ATTACK PERCENTAGENAMEHolly BufordHolly BufordKatherine LehmanBeth JohnsonHolly BufordLori JonesSinem OktayLori RembePeggy RuleDrenda Roberts

ASSISTSNAMEClare DirksenClare DirksenAllsande CavanaghClare DirksenAllsande CavanaghClare DirksenMia StephensAmy GreerDrenda RobertsMia StephensMia StephensDrenda RobertsPeggy Rule

NO537509484427411410401391376370356351345335333

NO1.1041,1011,0931,0271,0131,007956944942939936928919885884

per.429.357.313.309.298.274.268.263.260.255

NO167815691511120912451197790737701614547423405

TEAR198119901983198619841982199019851989198519891988198919921987

TEAR198719901990198519831984199019921982198119891987198919891986

TEAR1981198319901981198219841984199019861984

TEAR1989198819901987199119861985199219841983198419831985

ACESNAMELaura WilsonClare DirksenClare DirksenLori JonesAllsande CavanaghMary VercandeHolly BufordLori JonesPeggy RuleClare DirksenLori Jones

DIGSNAMEClare DirksenPeggy RuleKaraCroninMarie ZwolinskiRenee RossSarah TjelmelandClare DirksenKaraCroninAngle GlaubRhonda KottkeAmy GreerDrenda RobertsChelle PennerDrenda RobertsPeggy Rule

BLOCK SOLOSNAMEKatherine LehmanHolly BufordLori RembeHolly BufordHolly BufordLori Rembe

BLOCK ASSISTSNAMERhonda KottkeKatherine LehmanAngle GlaubRhonda KottkeNancy WolterDrenda RobertsRhonda KottkeHolly BufordLori RembeKatherine LehmanHolly BufordJenny McCoyLori RembeChelle PennerKatherine Lehman

NO9794807969696765595754

NO420393391385382372370356354354349343340327325

NO574847444340

NO1601401141131131071019998969490908989

TEAR19811987198919811990198119811984198519861983

TEAR198919861987198919921990198619881984198919901983198719841985

TEAR199019821991198319811989

TEAR198919901983199019871983198819831989198919811989199019871987

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=\R LEADERS X=

KILLSNAMEPeggy RuleKatherine LehmanHolly BufordRhonda KottkeSarah TJelmelandAngle GlaubNancy WolterLori JonesDrenda RobertsAmy Greer

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAMEPeggy RuleAngie GlaubSarah TjelmelandKatherine LehmanRhonda KottkeHolly BufordNancy WolterDrenda RobertsAmy GreerChelle Penner

KILL PERCENTAGENAMEHolly BufordKatherine LehmanMary VercandePeggy RuleRhonda KottkeBeth JohnsonLinda ConnerLori Jones

ACESNAMEClare DlrksenLori JonesPeggy RuleDrenda RobertsLaura WilsonHolly BufordAngle GlaubAmy GreerMary VercandeMia Stephens

KILLS1,3441,2681,1501,1341,1021,0861,009963909816

ATT.3,4703,4472,9862,9642,9152,8942,7092,6162,4212,215

PCT.361.256.236.234.231.230.213.211

ACES309240193152143138138131106104

TEAR1983-861987-901980-831986-901987-901983-861985-881981-841981-841990-

YEAR1983-861983-861987-901987-901986-901980-831985-881981-841990-1984-87

TEAR1980-831987-901981-821983-861986-901980-841980-811981-84

TEAR1986-891981-841983-861981-841980-821980-831983-861990-1981-821983-85

BLOCK ASSISTSNAMERhonda KottkeKatherine LehmanNancy WolterAngle GlaubClare DlrksenDrenda RobertsSarah TJelmelandKim EhrhornHolly BufordLori Rembe

BLOCK SOLOSNAMEKatherine LehmanDrenda RobertsHolly BufordRhonda KottkeLori RembeMary Vercande

ASSISTS (Records fromNAMEClare DlrksenMia StephensAlisande CavanaghDrenda RobertsAmy GreerPeggy Rule

DIGSNAMEClare DirksenPeggy RuleAngie GlaubRhonda KottkeAmy GreerChelle PennerSarah TJelmelandNancy WolterMarie ZwolinsklKara Cronin

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BA446356301285269237206204196188

BS1511401351298682

1982)AST5,6531,9511,5111,124931568

DIGS1,3651,323979979931928849843824747

S

TEAR1986-901987-901985-881983-861986-891981-841987-901984-871980-831989-91

TEAR1987-901981-841980-831986-901989-911981-82

TEAR1986-891983-851990-911981-841990-1983-86

TEAR1986-891983-861983-861986-901990-1984-881987-901985-881987-901986-89

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~\E TEAM AVERAGES A••• • •" • —

KILLSNO2,1482,0001,9741,7761,7231,6391,6181,5941,5851,5841,4541,147

YEAR198919901988198419861981198319921987199119851982

SERVICENO527319308298294285259252248225217165

ACESYEAR198119901983198619841987198819821985199219911989

BLOCKINGNO1361311281251231091049591886641

ERRORSYEAR198919841991198219811992198719901983198719861985

ERRORSNO985983980865838794773740731713648570

YEAR198819871989199219901986199119851984198319811982

SERVICENO473462326324301297273254244242213146

ERRORSYEAR199019891985198819911992198719861984198319811982

DIGSNO2,3012,2972,1762,1052,0061,8101.7681,7461,6941,633513240

YEAR198919901986199219871983199119841985198819821981

TOTALNO5,7595,2345,1765,0774,8154,6814,5094,2724,2524,0873,6293,588

ATTEMPTSYEAR198919881990198719861992198419911983198519811982

RECEPTIONNO379381310309301290225225224223202154

ERRORSYEAR198119831988198419821989198519871990199219861991

HITTINGPCT.273.231.224.213.203.193.189.190.175.161.156.141

PERCENTYEAR198119841990198319891986198819911985198219921987

TOTALNO604570538519414382364.5354.5347235.5294241

BLOCKSYEAR19861989198419851990198819811987198319921991198282

The 1990 Lady Tigers went undefeatedat home in the MSU Field House

with a 10-O record.

ALL-TIME GMW RECORDS

Individual Single Season

Most Kills757 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) In 1991Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total attempts/match).334 (456 kills, 88 errors, 101 total attempts) by Danielle Reaves (UAB) In 1991Most Assists1,763 by Tammy Robertson (UAB) In 1991Most Service Aces111 by Mellissa Cobb (UAB) In 1991Most Digs528 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) In 1991Most Solo Blocks47 by Lori Rembe (MSU) In 1991Most Block Assists116 by Hilary Beck (UAB) In 1991

Team Single Season

Most Wins33 by UAB (33 wins, 10 losses) In 1991Best Winning Percentage.821 (32 wins, 7 losses) by DePaul In 1991Most Kills2,308 by UAB In 1991Best Hitting Percentage.286 (2308 kills, 755 errors, 5425 total attempts) by UAB In 1991Most Assists2,050 by UAB In 1991Most Service Aces434 by UAB In 1991Most Digs2,686 by DePaul In 1991Most Total Blocks363 by UAB In 1991

Individual Single Match

Most Kills40 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total attempts).650 (14 kills, 1 error, 20 attempts) by Kim Arnold (UAB) vs. Virginia Tech (11-14-92)Most Assists77 by Tammy Robertson (UAB) vs. Virginia Tech (11-14-92)Most Service Aces8 on two occasionsMost Digs34 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Most Total Blocks11 on two occasions

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ALL-TIME GMW RECORDS

Team Single Match

Most Kills95 by DePaul vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage.538 by UAB vs. Samford (10-25-91)Most Assists89 by UAB vs. Virginia Tech (11-14-92)Most Service Aces22 by UAB vs. Marquette (10-18-91)Most Digs158 by Memphis State vs. Syracuse (9-26-92)Most Total Blocks21 by UAB vs. DePaul (11-23-91)

Championship Tournament Individual Single Match

Most Kills36 by Heather Augustine (UC) vs. Marquette (11-22-91)Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total).575 (23 kills, 4 errors, 33 total attempts) by Jen Myers (SL) vs. Marquette (11-23-91)Most Assists74 by Michelle Vonderheide (DP) vs. UAB (11-23-91)Most Service Aces4 on four occasionsMost Digs26 by Ellen Fox (M) vs. Cincinnati (11-22-91)Most Total Blocks11 (2 solo, 9 assists) by KeUi O'Connell (M) vs. Cincinnati (11-22-91)

Championship Tournament Team Single Match

Most Kills91 by DePaul vs. UAB (11-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage.329 (41 kills, 14 errors, 82 total attempts) by Memphis State vs. Saint Louis (11-22-91)Most Assists85 by DePaul vs. UAB (11-23-91)Most Service Aces12 by Memphis State vs. Marquette (11-20-92)Most Digs121 by DePaul vs. UAB (11-23-91)Most Total Blocks21 (4 solo, 34 assists) by UAB vs. DePaul (11-23-91)

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THE GREAT MIDWESTThings like this are supposed to take time. But it

didn't take much time for the Great Midwest Confer-ence to make an impact on the national scene. In itsfirst two seasons, the Great Midwest has met orexceeded all expectations for the nation's newestNCAA, Division I conference.

Entering its third season, the conference looks tobuild on a strong foundation as it welcomes a seventhmember, the University of Dayton, into league compe-tition. The Great Midwest will also continue a traditionof postseason play with the addition of automatic bidsto the conference champion in men's soccer, women'svolleyball and women's basketball.

Great Midwest teams have met with postseasonsuccess even without automatic qualifications. Dur-ing the first year of competition, the Saint Louis men'ssoccer team and the Cincinnati men's basketball teammade appearances in the national semifinals. Theywere among the eight teams and two individualsrepresenting the Great Midwest in postseason tourna-ments in 1991-92. Last season, eight teams and fourindividuals competed in postseason action, includinga return trip to the Elite Eight for the Cincinnati men'sbasketball team. Seven teams also made appearancesin the national rankings of their respective sports.

"Our first two years have been tremendous," Com-missioner Mike Slive said. "I am pleased the NCAA hasrecognized the level of competition in the Great Mid-west by granting us the automatic qualifications. Theconference is committed to offering competitive oppor-tunities in all our championship sports. Our auto-matic qualifications further enhance this commit-ment."

The conference sponsors championships in 16sports - volleyball, basketball, tennis, golf, indoortrack and field, outdoor track and field, cross countryfor women along with soccer, basketball, baseball,golf, tennis, rifle, indoor track and field, outdoor trackand field and cross country for the men.

"This is more than a men's basketball conference,"Slive said. "I'm very proud of the fact that we have beenrepresented in postseason play in soccer, women'sbasketball, volleyball and men's tennis, as well asmen's basketball."

There has also been plenty of academic success.Nine conference athletes have earned GTE AcademicAil-American honors and several others have beenhonored on the district level. The Great Midwest iscommitted to academic success for its student ath-letes and maintains stringent guidelines regardinginitial and continuing eligibility.

Great Midwest institutions are more than athleticrivals. The league is developing an academic consor-tium Involving students, faculty, fellowships and re-search. The consortium includes a visiting lecture

series coinciding with athletic contests.The Great Midwest was formed in November, 1990,

with six charter members: Alabama at Birmingham,Cincinnati, DePaul, Marquette, Memphis State andSaint Louis.

Slive, formerly a Chicago-based attorney specializ-ing in sports law, became commissioner in February,1991.

The conference includes Tim Stephens, AssistantCommissioner for Media Relations; Brenda Weare,Assistant Commissioner for Compliance and Champi-onships; Sandra Biller, Assistant to the Commissionerfor Administration; Erika Amstadt, Director of Com-munications; Bruce Mahon, Director of Finance andInformation Systems; Linda Jepsen and Betty Driskell,Secretaries. Dave Phillips is the supervisor of men'sbasketball officials and Ray Piagentini is the supervisorof women's basketball officials.

1991 GMW Tournament Results

First Round:Cincinnati def. Marquette, 12-15,15-13,17-15,15-10Memphis State def. Saint Louis, 15-4, 15-4, 15-4

Semi-Finals:DePaul def. Cincinnati, 15-7, 15-12, 15-2UAB def. Memphis State, 15-9, 15-13, 15-4

Fifth Place:Saint Louis def. Marquette, 15-12, 15-13, 15-8

Third Place:Memphis State def. Cincinnati, 15-0, 15-2, 15-7

Championship:UAB def. DePaul, 17-16, 16-14, 9-15, 10-15, 15-13

1992 GMW Tournament Results

First Round:Cincinnati def. Saint Louis, 15-6, 16-14, 15-4Memphis State def. Marquette, 15-6, 15-12, 8-15,15-6

Semi-Finals:DePaul def. Cincinnati, 15-3, 15-12. 15-3UAB def. Memphis State, 15-6, 15-12, 8-15, 15-6

Championship:UAB def. DePaul, 15-13, 7-15, 15-3, 15-5

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GMW COMPOSITE SCHEDULESEPTEMBER

Wednesday, 1Cincinnati at Eastern MichiganDayton at Indiana

Friday, 3UAB at Arkansas State TournamentCincinnati at Toledo TournamentDePaul at Florida TournamentMarquette at Nevada TournamentMemphis State hosts Tiger InvitationalSaint Louis at Bradley Tournament

Saturday, 4UAB at Arkansas State TournamentCincinnati at Toledo TournamentDePaul at Florida TournamentMarquette at Nevada TournamentMemphis State hosts Tiger InvitationalSaint Louis at Bradley Tournament

Tuesday, 7Toledo at Dayton

Wednesday, 8DePaul at Eastern IllinoisMarquette at Chicago State

Friday. 10UAB at George Washington TournamentCincinnati at Ohio TournamentDayton at Virginia Tech InvitationalDePaul hosts Revlon InvitationalMarquette at Southern Illinois InvitationalMemphis State hosts Graphic Systems ClassicSaint Louis hosts Billiken Invitational

Saturday. 11UAB at George Washington TournamentCincinnati at Ohio TournamentDayton at Virginia Tech InvitationalDePaul hosts Revlon InvitationalMarquette at Southern Illinois InvitationalMemphis State hosts Graphic Systems ClassicSaint Louis hosts Billiken Invitational

Tuesday, 14Morehead at DaytonSaint Louis at Southeast Missouri State

Wednesday, 15UAB at AlabamaMemphis State at Mississippi

Thursday, 16Temple at DePaul

Friday, 17Cincinnati at West Virginia TournamentDePaul at Illinois ClassicMarquette at Evansville TournamentMemphis State at Stephen F. Austin Tournament

Saturday. 18Cincinnati at West Virginia TournamentDePaul at Illinois ClassicMarquette at Evansville TournamentMemphis State at Stephen F. Austin Tournament

Sunday, 19James Madison at UABSouth Alabama at UAB

Tuesday, 21Alabama at UABCincinnati at Eastern KentuckyDayton at XavierMarquette at Wisconsin-MilwaukeeTennessee-Martin at Memphis State

Wednesday, 22Missouri at Saint Louis

Friday, 24UAB at Georgia TournamentCincinnati at Northeastern Illinois TournamentDePaul hosts Fall ClassicMemphis State at Florida TournamentSaint Louis at Texas San Antonio Tournament

Saturday, 25UAB at Georgia TournamentCincinnati at Northeastern Illinois TournamentDePaul hosts Fall ClassicMemphis State at Florida TournamentSaint Louis at Texas San Antonio Tournament

Tuesday, 28UAB at AuburnMorehead State at CincinnatiMiami (Ohio) at DaytonDePaul at Notre DameMemphis State at Saint Louis

Thursday, 30Marquette at Dayton

OCTOBER

Friday, 1Marquette at CincinnatiDePaul at Saint LouisMemphis State hosts Nike Invitational

Saturday, 2DePaul at CincinnatiMemphis State host Nike Invitational

Sunday, 3DePaul at DaytonMarquette at Saint Louis

Tuesday, 5Cincinnati at Butler

Wednesday, 6Ohio at DaytonWisconsin-Green Bay at Marquette

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GMW COMPOSITE SCHEDULEFriday, 8UAB at DePaulSaint Louis at CincinnatiBuffalo at DaytonMemphis State at Marquette

Saturday, 9UAB at MarquetteBuffalo at CincinnatiSaint Louis at DaytonMemphis State at DePaul

Sunday, 10UAB at Loyola-Chicago

Tuesday, 12UAB at LoyolaCincinnati at Dayton

Friday, 15Cincinnati at UABMarquette at DePaulSaint Louis at Memphis State

Saturday, 16Saint Louis at UAbCincinnati at Memphis StateDayton at Marquette

Sunday, 17Dayton at DePaulSouthwest Louisiana at Memphis State

Tuesday, 19Miami (Ohio) at CincinnatiBradley at DePaulSoutheast Missouri State at Saint Louis

Wednesday, 20Butler at Dayton

Thursday, 21Memphis State at UAB

Friday. 22Dayton at UABCincinnati at MarquetteSaint Louis at DePaul

Saturday, 23Cincinnati at DePaulDayton at Memphis StateSaint Louis at Marquette

Tuesday, 26Cincinnati at Wright StateLouisville at DaytonNorhtem Illinois at DePaulEvansvllle at Saint Louis

Wednesday, 27Wisconsin-Milwaukee at MarquetteMemphis State at Arkansas State

Thursday, 28UAB at Dayton

Friday, 29UAB at CincinnatiDePaul at Hofstra Tournament

Saturday, 30UAB at Saint LouisMemphis State at CincinnatiDePaul at Hofstra Tournament

Sunday, 31Memphis State at DaytonValparaiso at MarquetteChicago State at Saint Louis

NOVEMBER

Tuesday, 2Dayton at UABIllinois Chicago at Marquette

Friday, 5Marquette at UABDayton at LoyolaDePaul at Memphis State

Saturday, 6Depaul at UABCincinnati at Saint LouisMarquette at Memphis State

Sunday, 7Dayton at Saint Louis

Tuesday, 9UAB at Memphis StateMarquette at Wisconsin-Green Bay

Thursday, 11Mississippi State at Memphis State

Friday. 12UAB at Southern MississippiXavier at CincinnatiEastern Kentucky at DaytonDePaul at MarquetteSaint Louis at Tulsa Tournament

Saturday, 13Saint Louis at Tulsa Tournament

Monday, 15Auburn at UAB

Tuesday, 16Dayton at Wright StateArkansas State at Memphis State

Friday-Saturday, 19-20Great Midwest Championships hosted by UAB

Friday, 26UAB at New Mexico Tournament

Saturday, 27UAB at New Mexico Tournament

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Memphis State University

The roots of Memphis State date back to September 15,1912, with the establishment and opening of the WestTennessee State Normal School, which provided for thetraining of primary and secondary education teachers.

On July 1, 1957, Memphis State achieved its status asa university and has since expanded its degree programs toserve a student population of over 20,000. Memphis State'scampus covers 1,100 acres on four different sites with morethan 100 buildings. The main campus is situated in a quietresidential section of Memphis. The campus is unique as itis not all brick and concrete that one may expect from auniversity in a city population of more than 900,000, butpossesses many open fields trees and athletic facilitieswhich create a park-like atmosphere.

South campus, which use to be a veterans hospital wasdonated to the University. The Murphy Complex and marriedhousing facilities located on south campus opened in 1970.

The primary purpose of Memphis State University is toadvance learning. The University is dedicated first to thetraditional ideals of learning by focusing its attention andefforts upon the creation, transmission and application ofknowledge. Secondly, it is committed to goals that areutilitarian In preparing students to serve In a variety ofprofessions and occupations, and in providing services tosociety for Improving the quality of life and environment.

Memphis State is fully accredited by the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schools. Various colleges,schools, departments and programs are accredited by theiraccrediting agencies.

Memphis State University is comprised of six under-graduate colleges. The School ol Law and the GraduateSchool. The undergraduate colleges are the College of Artsand Sciences, The Fogelman College of Business and Eco-nomlcs. The Collegeof Communication and Fine Arts, The

College of Education. The Herff College of Engineering andThe University College. There are several special programs:Air Force, Army and Navy ROTC, Audiology and SpeechPathology, City and Regional Planning, International Studies,Nursing and Urban Studies.

Overall, Memphis State University offers degrees in 19bachelors (74 majors), 11 masters (62 majors), four doctoral(16 majors), one specialist (3 majors) and one professionalacademics program.

However, there is more to university life than just aca-demics. At Memphis State there are a variety of clubs,organizations, honor societies, special Interest and servicegroups and other activities for students to become involved.

For students interested in Joining a social organization,there are 15 fraternities and 12 sororities. For those inter-ested in the arts, there are various productions both theatricaland musical performed on one of the three stages at theTheatre Building. Memphis State also hasits own art gallery.

A good sweat can be worked up at the Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation Complex or the MSU Field House.These two athletic complexes have such recreational facili-ties as tennis, racquetball and handball courts, Indoor andoutdoor Olympic-size pools, basketball courts, an all-weathertrack, free-weight and Nautilus weightrooms. The recreationdepartment sponsors a variety of intramural sports thatstudents may participate In throughout the academic year.

Memphis State also has organizations that are estab-lished for minorities such as the Black Student Associationand the International Student Associations.

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The Administration

DR. V. LANE RAWLINS10th President

Brigham Young, 1963

Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, the former vice chancellor foracademic affairs for the University of Alabama system,was hired on March 29,1991, as the 10th President ofMemphis State University.

Dr. Rawlins, 54, served as the vice chancellor ofacademic affairs for the University of Alabama for fiveyears.

Having just completed his first year as president ofMemphis State University, Dr. Rawlins, who metregularly with various task forces and committeesinvolving campus and community leaders, hasdetermined some major areas of emphasis for theUniversity, which will guide its planning for the nextphase of the University's development as an urbanresource institution. These areas of emphasis are:

•Innovative undergraduate education•Selective excellence in research and graduateeducation•International programs•Cultural arts and humanities*The urban environment•Computing and telecommunications•Health care and preventive health•Economic development•K-12 education in urban America

A major accomplishment marking Dr. Rawlins'first year as MSU president came this past spring whenthe Tennessee legislature approved nearly $26 millionto build a badly-needed new library at MSU, a projectthatfew thought attainable ayear ago when the projectwas nowhere near the top of the state's list of fundingpriorities.

Dr. Rawlins' first year has also been marked by hisInvolvement with the Memphis community. He isserving on the Board of Directors for the Memphis AreaChamber of Commerce, Leadership Memphis andWKNO. In addition, he was a member of MayorHerentdn's transition team, travelled to Washington,DC with the Memphis Area Chamber of Commerce(June 2-4) to visit with elected officials there, and haskept a full calendar of speaking engagements to localcivic organizations.

Prior to his appointment at Alabama, Rawlins wasthe Vice Provost for Washington State University from

1982 through 1986. Prior to being selected as ViceProvost, he held the position of Chairman of theDepartment of Economics at Washington State from1977 through 1982. Rawlins also served as aprofessorin the Economics Department at Washington Statefrom 1968 through 1986.

A native of Newdale, Idaho, Rawlins received hisundergraduate degree in Economics from BrighamYoung in 1963. He received his Ph.D. In Economicsfrom the University of California-Berkeley in 1969.

Rawlins has also served as a Supervisory Man-power Analyst for the U.S. Department of Labor, aresearch associate at Princeton University (1979-83),The Brookings Institution (1976-79) and Cal-Berkeley(1969-71).

He is a member of Omicron Delta Epsllon, BlueKey, American Economics Association, IndustrialRelations Research Association, Alabama Academy ofSciences, National Forum of System Academic Officersand the National Association of State Universities andLand Grant Colleges Council of Academic Affairs.

A well-published writer, Rawlins has contributedmajor reports and chapters for 10 books and haswritten numerous published articles for The Journal ofHuman Resources, The Review of Economics andStatistics and The American Economic Review.

Rawlins and his wife, Mary Jo, have three childrenand five grandchildren.

STATE BOARD OF REGENTS

Memphis State University is proud to be a member institutionof the State University and Community College System ofTennessee, which is governed by the State Board of Regents. Thesystem includes six universities and 10 community colleges andwas formed by the Genral Assembly in 1972. Chancellor of thestate system is Otis Floyd, who was appointed in 1990.

Other members of the state board include: The HonorableNed McWherter (Nashville), Dr. F. Oliver Hardy, M.D. (Memphis),Jane G. Kisber (Jackson), Clifford H. "Bo" Henry (Maiyville),Hubert L. McCullough (Murfreesboro), The Honorable CharlesSmith (Nashville), Ross N. Faire's (Knoxville), Dr. Sam H. Ingram(Murfreesboro), Dr. ArlissL. Roaden (Nashville), Dr. J. D.Johnson(Oak Ridge), J. Howard Warf (Hohenwald), Robert Jack Fishman(Morristown), Carl Moore (Nashville), Nathan Burton (Cookeville),Mr. William Farris (Memphis), Mr. F. Evans Harvill (Clarksville),Mr. Thomas Jackson (Nashville).

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The Administration

CHARLES CAVAGNAROAthletic Director

Memphis State, 1966

For Charles Cavagnaro, the athletic director's jobat Memphis State University is a natural extension ofhis life's work. The 51-year-old Memphian becameMSU's director of athletics on November 1, 1982.

Held in high regard among college athletic direc-tors, Cavagnaro is the first Memphis State represen-tative ever on the NCAA Council, a 44-member policymaking board. He is the chairman of the NCAANominating Committee, the NCAA CommunicationsCommittee, the NCAA Post Season Football Committeeand a member of the NCAA Competitive SafeguardCommittee, which is responsible for the NCAA DrugTesting policies. In addition, he was recently selectedto a special NCAA Committee to Review NCAA En-forcement and Infraction process. Cavagnaro is alsoa member of the CFA Athlete Review Committee.

Cavagnaro initiated the MSU Drug AwarenessProgram, one of the first programs of its kind in thecountry. He set up a fifth-year scholarship programfor non-revenue sports and worked for the creation ofthe Athletic Academic Center which has raisedgraduation rates for Memphis State athletes.

Since Cavagnaro's arrival at MSU, Tiger Clubgiving has increased from approximately $250,000per year in 1982 to a current level of $3.1 million forthe past two years. For the last three years, MSU wasable to pay all athletic scholarships from Tiger Clubdonations for the first time in school history. Over$600,000 was placed into endowment for men's springsports and women's athletics. Additionally, the athleticdepartment has shown a profit in each of the lasl fouryears that Cavagnaro has served as athletic director,placing Memphis State among just 35 percent of theschools in the nation that turn a profit each year.

Cavagnaro came to MSU from a position as assis-tant managing editor of The Commercial Appeal,Scripps-Howard's flagship newspaper and one of thelargest and most respected papers in the South. Priorto that, he was night metropolitan editor and executivesports editor.

His wife, Pat, is a highly-successful real estateagent in Memphis and is a past member of the MillionDollar Sales Club. They have three children: Mrs.David (Tammy) Rogers, Scarlett, a cum laude graduateof Memphis State University and also the MSU masterteachers program and Chip, a 22 year-old law schoolstudent in the C. C. Humphreys Law School atMemphis State, who graduate cum laude from MSU.

LYNNPARKESAssociate Athletic Director

Women's AthleticsAlabama, 1973

Lynn Parkes is now in her tenth year asadministrator of the Women's Athletic Department atMemphis State University. As such, she oversees theseven women's intercollegiate sports of basketball,cross country, golf, tennis, indoor and outdoor trackand field and volleyball.

Prior to devoting her services full-time to herassociate athletic directors position, Parkes was thewomen's golf coach for 11 years.

A native of Lawrenceburg, Term., Parkes is a 1973graduate of the University of Alabama. While at Ala-bama Parkes played collegiate golf and competed forthe CrimsonTide at the AIAW national tournament herfinal three years of college.

Following her graduation she taught for two yearsat Loretto (Term.) High School as a physical educationinstructor. Parkes came to Memphis State in 1975 tocomplete her graduate degree in physical education,and at the same time, started the women's golf pro-gram at Memphis State.

A member of the Ladies Professional Golf Associa-tion and the Women's Golf Coaches Association, Parkesalso serves as an area consultant for the National GolfFoundation, which provides teaching clinics in thiscountry. Parkes is amember of the NCAA ChampionshipTournament selection committee. She also continuesas an active contributor to the development of juniorgolf.

Parkes, 41, serves on numerous local cMc organi-zational boards, and is a member of the National Boardof the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Ministry.

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Athletic Academics

The Athletic Academic Center

In 1987, Dr. Timothy Sumner who had been hiredIn 1986 to become the director of Athletic AcademicServices began planning for the construction of anathletic academic center.

Memphis State's new $90,000 Athletic AcademicServices Center was opened in January of 1990. The4,000-square-foot center serves about 260 athletes,trainers and managers on 16 Tiger athletic teams andis located in the MSU Field House.

The facility contains: three tutor rooms, each eight-person capacity; two computer labs, outfitted witheight Zenith PCs and six Maclntoshs; three types ofstudy area seating; 16 individually lighted studycarrels;three counselor offices; check-in area; kitchenareafor staff and evening workers; director's suite withconference area, reception secretary area andassistant's offices.

The Center for Athletic Academic Sevices is com-mitted to assisting student-athletes in earning a collegedegree. The Center provides an atmosphere of per-sonal attention and encouragement as well as tutorialassistance and academic support.

The Center's services include advice in all aspectsof the student's academic life - registration; studyskills; degree planning; information regardingUniversity programs and policies and procedures. TheCenter also offers advice and sponsors programs and

workshops to enhance the personal development of thestudent athlete. Information regarding NCAA rules andregulations are made available to the student athleteby the Center. Additionally, the Center monitors thestudent-athlete's progress toward his/her degreeobjective.

The Academic Counselors are: Susan Irwin who isincharge ot monitoring, evaluating and counseling thebaseball, men's golf and all Lady Tiger sports; RichardJones is responsible for the soccer, men's track andtennis teams as well as all managers and trainers. Heis alsoresponsible for the "Tiger Key Program" of social,personal and professional training of all studentathletes; and Gina Pickens who is responsible for thefootball and men's basketball student-athletes.

The development of this unique and dynamic ap-proach to assistance for student athletes has resultedin a steadily increasing academic performance, a dra-matic rise in graduation rates, and a significant de-crease in the time needed for the average studentathlete to graduate.

Over the past five years, the rapidly developing"Tiger" Athletic Academic Program has been recog-nized by many facets of the national media including:USAToday, The Chronicle of Higher Education, SportsIllustrated, and ABC World News Tonight with PeterJennings.

Student-athlete* work in one of two computer labs.

Dr. Tim Sumner Dot Moss Susan Irwin

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Richard Jones Gina Pickens

Athletic Facilities

Murphy Complex

Murphy Complex Weight Room

Murphy Complex Training Room

Nat Buring Baseball Stadium

The Tiger athletic family has many places to call homeat Memphis State University.

In 1970, the MemphisState Athletic Department officiallyopened the Kennedy Sportsplex, a 140-acre complex locatedjust south of the main campus. The complex serves asthehome of the Tiger football, baseball, soccer and track teamsand offers workout facilities for all MSU sports.

Since that time, however, the facility has taken on a newname and is now called the Billy J. Murphy Complex. Thecomplex was renamed in honor of former MSU head footballcoach and athletic director Billy J. Murphy.

The main building at Murphy Complex features a 50-yard, indoor practice field with an artificial surface. This fieldis used for workouts when the weather prohibits outdoorpractices and is also used by the baseball team for winterworkouts. Also housed in the main building is a modern,well-equipped training room, the football equipment room,the football lockerroom, sauna and steam rooms and filmand meeting rooms, as well as lockerrooms for the baseballand track teams. Located behind the main building are fouroutdoor football fields, used for fall and spring practices.

The new Billy J. Murphy WeightTraining Facility openedin January of 1993 and is now in use by all Memphis Statestudent-athletes. The 10,500 square foot facility is one of thelargest of its kind in the country and features the latest instrength traiining equipment The weight room is equippedwith 26 Nautilus stationary machines and 18 Nautilusleverage machines. There are also 13 Hammer machines.Bear equipment and 18 Kelly Weight machines. In the freeweight category, the new facility has 58 stations, Including12 bench stations, six incline stations, four curl stations andfour BNP (behind neck pulls) stations. There are three fullsets of dumb bells that range from 15 to 120 pounds.

All of Memphis State's home baseball games are playedat Nat Buring Stadium, a 2,000-seat facility adjacent toMurphy's main building. Recently lights and a new enclosedpress box were added. Nat Buring will be the site of the 1993Great Midwest Conference baseball tournament.

Located next to the baseball stadium is Murphy Track,an eight-lane, polyurethane tartan surface track used by theMemphis State track teams for home meets. During thesummer of 1991 Memphis State hosted the World Police andFire Games. The track meet featured over 700 athletes fromaround the world. During the summer of 1992, MSU servedas host of the Tennessee Sports Festival which featuredathletes from around the state. Murphy Track was the hostsite of the 1992 and 1993 Great Midwest Track and FieldChampionships.

Other features of Murphy Complex Include an Olympicindoor pool and golf driving range that is used by the Tigergolf teams. A 5,000 square-foot Novagrass artificial greenwas installed adjacent to the driving range in August of1992. The green, which features four sand bunkers and aself-contained irrigation system, allows both men's andwomen's golf teams to practice their short games.

The 62,380-seat Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium is thesite of all Memphis State home football games as well as theLiberty Bowl post-season game. The stadium was recentlyrenovated In 1987 with new sky-suites, located on the Eastside of the stadium, approximately 12,000 new seats a newstadium club, new lighting system, the new playing surface,

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Athletic Facilitiesa new handicap seating area and numerous concessionsstands and restroom facilities in the new section.

Memphis State's Tiger basketball team played their firstseason in 1991-92 at their new home. The Pyramid, whichseats 20,142. Highlighting its contents is one of the finestlocker room facilities in all of basketball, including the NBA.This 2,200 square-foot room is equipped with a lounge andteam meeting area, dressing room, training room and storagearea. In the dressing room each player has his own personalvanity and locker, while the lounge area is furnished withcouches, a 35-inch color television, a stereo sound systemand a color pull-down projection screen. It also has anentrance way that includes a stainless steel door and alighted MSU logo that hangs on a marble wall.

The Tigers made good use of their new home as theywent on to have the nation's largest attendance increase(5,207) and were ranked eighth overall in per game attendance(16,142) last season. The Pyramid, sits on the bank of theMississippi River and is visible to motorists as they cross theTennessee-Arkansas bridge into Memphis. It will be thesiteof this year's Great Midwest Conference Men's andWomen's basketball tournament.

Echles Field Is the home of the Memphis State soccerteam. The 900-seat facility is located adjacent to the HealthPhysical Education and Recreation Building and received a$20,000 facelift in the summer 1992. The renovationsinclude a new electronic Scoreboard, concrete slabs forbleachers, and the purchase of additional seats.

The Memphis State women's basketball and volleyballteams play all home events at the 3,000-seat MSU FieldHouse. Situated in the heart of MSU's main campus, theField House is equipped with lockerroom and trainingfacilities for the five Lady Tiger athletic teams. The FieldHouse received an $80,000 renovation in August of 1993.The gym itself was completely painted and entry ways wereimproved with lighting and a totally different design. Behindthe Field House is a track and adjacent to the Field House are10 laykold tennis courts.

However, the men's and women's tennis teams hosttheir opponents on the HPER courts. There are 21 laykoId-surfaced courts which allow the Tiger tennis teams to hostmulti-team tournaments. The courts were resurfaced in1991.

Also available at the HPER Building are two full gymna-siums which are used by women's basketball during the off-season and the women's volleyball team. Also available forthe women's athletic teams are a 16-machine Nautilusweight room with numerous Lifecycles and stationary bikes,as well as a Stepmaster, and a free weight room with aUniversal weight station.

The men's and women's golf teams practice at numerouscourses around Memphis.

The Pyramid

The MSU Field House

The golf team's 5,000 square-foot Novagrassartifical green is beside the driving range.

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The City Of Memphis

Memphis on the Mississippi is named for theEgyptain city of the same name on the Nile. The namemeans "Place of good abode."

Memphis was founded in 1819 on the fourthChickasaw Bluff overlooking the Mississippi. Theoriginal town was planned and laid out by threeprominent Tennesseans, James Winchester, JohnOverton and future President, Andrew Jackson. Theysaw their city becoming as great as its ancient name-sake on the Nile. The founders wanted their city to bemore than a profitable land venture, though. In plottingout the town, they made certain that it would containample room for parks and stipulated that the landalong the scenic river bluffs should be a "publicpromenade." Their legacy: a stunning panorama of themighty Mississippi.

Memphis is known as the "Nation's DistributionCenter," "The Cotton Capital of the World" and "TheHardwood Capital of the Nation."

Today's Memphis presents afull spectrum of sports,visual and performing arts, and special events for981,500 citizens.

Located in the heart of Mid-America, Memphis isaccessible from all parts of the country. MemphisInternational Airport is served by eight major aircarriers and is a hub for Northwest Airlines. It is alsothe home of Federal Express, the nation's largestpackage carrier. In addition, 12 excellent U.S. high-ways and Amtrak also serve the city.

The Mid-South Fairgrounds include the home ofMemphis State's football team, the 62,380-seat LibertyBowl Memorial Stadium, and also the site of one of thetop post-seasonfootball classics in America, the LibertyBowl. The Fairgrounds also houses the Mid-South

Coliseum, an 11,200-seat arena which is the home ofMemphis' newest professional sports team theMemphis RiverKings of the Central Hockey League.Tim McCarver Baseball Stadium is the home of theMemphis Chicks, a AA affiliate of the Kansas CityRoyals.

In the fall of 1992 Memphis State and the city ofMemphis opened the Pyramid, a 20,142-seat arenawhere the MSU Tiger basketball team plays. The 1993Great Midwest men's and women's basketballchampionships will at the Pyramid in March. ThePyramid sits on the bank of the Mississippi river andis visable to motorists as they cross the Tennessee -Arkansas bridge into Memphis.

Memphis has become a national mecca for golfers,with nine public and 12 private courses throughoutthe city. The annual Federal Express St. Jude Classicis held here in July bringing the top PGA professionalto Memphis.

Every February the Racquet Club of Memphishosts the U.S. Indoor which features many of the topplayers from around the world.

The Memphis International Motorsports Park, lo-cated on a 600-acre track in north Shelby County,offers a variety of racing, from drag racing to AtlanticFormula racing. The racing season runs from earlyspring to autumn and featues local and regionalfavorites among the drivers.

Memphis, where W.C. Handy gave birth to theBlues, is also the home of the late Elvis Presley and theMemphis Sound. The recording industry in this cityhas won acclaim from top-selling artists throughoutthe country.

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Media Information

SHERILYN SASHAssociate SID

Eastern Kentucky, 1984

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Requests for workingpress passes should be directed to Sherilyn Fiveash,preferably In writing, at least one week In advance of aspecific game. Seating is limited and will be restrictedto filing press, radio and television representativesneeds according to NCAA regulations. Credentials canbe picked up at the ticket window at the Field Housethe day of the match.

PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS - Thesecredentials will be issued only to accreditedphotographers or those Individuals on specialassignment. Working area for all photographers willinclude the floor area at both ends of the court andalongthe side of the playing floor opposite the benches.During the post-season play, photograpers will shootfrom the ends of the court, as specified by the NCAA.

PARKING - Parking is available In the MSU FieldHouse parking lot. Noparklngpasseswillbe distributed.The gates to the Field House parking lot will be raisedat 6:00 p.m., the evening of a game, and will be openat all times during weekend games.

TELEPHONES/FAX - Three long-distance,operator-assisted telephones are available, one onpress row and two In the media room, on a first-come,first-serve basis. Priority will be given to wire servicerepresentatives and to those filing for publication thenext morning (for night games). Arrangements to haveboxscores or any other written materials faxed can bemade through the SID.

STATISTICS/SERVICES - Memphis State willprovide complete game statistics, including post-game box score. Coaches' quotes will be provided uponrequest.

PRACTICE ATTENDANCE -All practices are closedto the public. However, some accommodations may bemade for the media if ample notice is given to the SID.

TICKET INFORMATION - Tickets for all homematches are available at the Athletic Ticket Officewhich Is open from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The ticket office

telephone number is (901) 678-2331.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS - All player Interviews arecoordinated with coach Joye Lee-McNeils throughSherilyn Fiveash of the sports information staff. Pleasecontact Sherilyn so that she may attempt to set a timefor the interview which does not Interfere with theplayer's academic or practice schedule.

PRIMARY MEDIA

Phil StuckenbergThe Commercial Appeal495 Union AvenueMemphis, TN 38103Fax: 901-529-2362

Lee FowlerWGKX-FM5900 PoplarMemphis, TN 38119Fax: 901-678-4134

Woody BalrdAssociated Press495 Union Ave.Memphis, TNFax: 901-529-2362

Dennis FreelandMemphis Flyer460 Tennessee StateMemphis, TN 38101Fax: 901-521-0129

Sports EditorMemphis State UniversityMemphis, TN 38152Fax: 901-529-2362

Dave WoloshinWREC-Radlo203 Beale StreetMemphis, TN 38103Fax:901-578-1132

Billy WoodsW. Memphis Evening Times111 East BondWest Memphis, AR 72301Fax: 501-735-2248

Mike FlemingWMC-TV1960 Union Ave.Memphis, TN 38104Fax: 901-278-7633

Mike HellerWREG-TV803 Channel 3 DriveFax: 901-577-0167

Eric PerkinsWHBQ-TV485 S. HighlandMemphis, TN 3811Fax: 901-320-1366

Bill LittleTri-State Defender124 Calhoun Ave. EastMemphis, TN 38103Fax: 901-523-1820

Kevin CarterTiger Sports Weekly4515 Poplar Ave., Suite 524Memphis, TN 38177Fax: 901-763-0604

Sports DirectorWHBQ-Radio483 S. HighlandMemphis, TN 38111Fax: 901-452-0034

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