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OVERVIEWInstitutional control: PrivateSchool type: Four-yearAcademic calendar: SemestersReligious affiliation: InterdenominationalSchool size: Small (fewer than 2,000 students)Average class size: 21Student–faculty ratio: 13:1Number of registered organizations: 70

COSTS AND AID (ESTIMATED)Undergraduate in-state tuition(academic year): $27,200Undergraduate out-of-state tuition(academic year): $27,200Room and board (academic year): $7,532Average additional fees: $238Scholarships: YesGrants: YesLoans: YesWork-study programs: YesCo-ops/internships: Yes

ADMISSIONAverage GPA: 3.5Average ACT score: 26Average SAT score: 1200Essay required: YesInterview required: RecommendedApplication deadline: April 1Application fee: $25 after December 1

CONTACT236 W. Reade AvenueUpland, IN 46989www.taylor.eduAdmissions: (800) [email protected]

Overview Taylor University was founded in 1846 and is one of the oldest evangelical Christian colleges in America. With more than 40 denominations represented on campus, Taylor is interdenominational. Taylor provides a liberal arts education and equips students to minister the redemptive love of Jesus Christ to a world in need. In 2010, Taylor was ranked the number one Midwest University in the category of Best Regional Colleges by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth year in a row.

Student Body Taylor enrolls approximately 1,900 undergraduate students. Thirty- three percent of students are from Indiana and 67 percent are from 42 other states and 29 countries. Eighty-eight percent of students live on campus.

Academics Taylor supports four academic schools with 23 departments offering more than 100 majors and 40 minors. The student-faculty ratio at Taylor is 13:1. Internships are required in most areas of study.

Residential Life Taylor has nine residence halls on campus with full-time hall directors who have faculty status. Taylor’s residence life program takes pride in recognizing that learning happens outside of the classroom.

Student Life Eighty-nine percent of students participate in intramural sports. Taylor students offered 54,284 hours of voluntary ministry / community service. Approximately 1,000 students are involved in formal discipleship groups.

Study Abroad The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) has recognized Taylor for having the highest percentage of students and highest actual number of students participating in off-campus study programs. Taylor hosts a unique Irish Studies Program where freshmen can spend their first semester of college in Ireland. The school hosts three-week international ministry trips, known as Lighthouse, in January.

Athletics Athletic Affiliation: NAIA Conference: MCC (MSFA for football only) Mascot: Trojans / Lady Trojans Taylor’s athletic department is comprised of fifteen intercollegiate teams with over 275 student-athletes. Twelve of Taylor’s athletic teams were recognized as scholar teams by the NAIA for the 2010-2011 school year. Each team must have a 3.0 GPA average for all athletes. www.taylor.edu/athletics

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University InformationLocation................................................................Upland, IndianaFounded................................................................................1846Enrollment............................................................................1,920Colors......................................................................Purple & GoldNickname.......................................................................TrojansFacility..........................................................................Odle ArenaConference.....................................................Mid-Central CollegePresident.....................................................Dr. Eugene HabeckerDirector of Athletics........................................Dr. Angie FincannonAthletic Department Phone....................................(765) 998-5311

Taylor Women’s Basketball Staff

Head Coach...............................................................Tena KrauseYears at Taylor...........................................................................23Record at Taylor................................................................421-295Women’s Basketball Office Phone........................(765) 998-5185Women’s Basketball Office [email protected] Coach....................................................Denise JohnsonYears at Taylor...........................................................................17Assistant Coach.........................................................Megan BiehlYear at Taylor...............................................................................2Assistant Coach....................................................Bethany BallardYear at Taylor...............................................................................1Athletic Trainer.........................................................Tanya CordialAthletic Training Phone.........................................(765) 998-4856

Taylor Women’s Basketball Information

2010-11 Record....................................................................15-162010-11 Conference Record...................................................6-10Starters Returning/Lost.............................................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................................9/4Newcomers..................................................................................5

Taylor Women’s Basketball History

First Year of Women’s Basketball......................................1946-47All-Time Record................................................................654-512NAIA National Tournaments/Last..................................6/2009-10

Sports Information

Sports Information Director...........................................Eric Smith Office Phone...........................................(765) 998-4569 Cell Phone..............................................(765) 661-0547 E-mail...............................................ersmith@taylor.eduSports Information Fax..........................................(765) 998-4590Website..................................................http://athletics.taylor.eduTwitter..............................................www.twitter.com/taylor_tubb CREDITS: The 2011-12 Taylor University Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Taylor University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. It was written, designed, and edited by Eric Smith with assis-tance from Cameron Andry and Daniel Morrill. Photography by Jim Garringer, Tim Riethmiller, and Don Rogers. Cover designs by Gary Gogis of Gogis Design.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts...................................................................1 Taylor President, Dr. Eugene Habecker.........................2 University Information...................................................3 Head Coach Tena Krause.............................................6 Basketball Staff............................................................10 Season Preview..........................................................11 Radio/Television Roster..............................................14 Roster/Team Photo.....................................................15 Player Profiles.............................................................16 2010-11 Review..........................................................24 2010-11 Results and Statistics.....................................26 The Mid-Central College Conference...........................28 Athletic Facilities.........................................................30 Hall of Fame................................................................32 Student-Athlete Academic Support.............................33 Team History..............................................................34 NAIA All-Americans.....................................................38 All-Time Roster...........................................................39 All-Time Records vs. Opponents ................................40 All-Time Results..........................................................41 Taylor Basketball Camps.......................................... ...44 Advertisements..........................................................45

Media inforMation

All requests for women’s basketball interviews and credentials should be directed to Eric Smith in the Taylor Sports Information office.To arrange interviews or request credentials, call 765-998-4569 or e-mail [email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance.

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the Independent College (1977), The Other Side of Leadership (1987), Leading with a Follower’s Heart (1990), and Re-Discovering the Soul of Leadership (1996).

Dr. Habecker is the recipient of numerous honors including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in Religion, Who’s Who in American Education, Directory of American Scholars, and Two Thousand Notable Americans. In 1998, he was named Distin-guished Alumnus for Professional Achievement by Taylor Univer-sity; the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) named him Layperson of the Year in 1999.

He and his wife, Marylou, are the parents of three grown children: David, Matthew, and MaryBeth. They also have six grandchildren.

President Habecker, Taylor’s 30th president, with his wife and Taylor First Lady, Marylou Habecker.

He holds degrees from Taylor University, Ball State University, and the University of Michigan; a law degree from Temple Uni-versity; and a certificate from Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management. He also is the recipient of honor-ary degrees from eight colleges and universities and has been a member of the Pennsylvania Bar since 1974. He has also traveled to more than 90 countries in Asia, Africa, North and South Ameri-ca, Europe, and the Middle East.

The author of numerous articles and four books, Dr. Habecker’s ti-tles include: Affirmative Action in

President: dr. eugene B. HaBecker

Dr. Eugene B. Habecker serves as president of Taylor Univer-sity. A 1968 Taylor alumnus, Dr. Habecker came to Taylor in 2005 from the American Bi-ble Society in New York, NY, an organization which he had served as president since 1991.

Prior to his work at the American Bible Society, Dr. Habecker was president of Huntington College (Huntington, IN; 1981-1991). He also served Huntington as execu-tive vice president (1979-1981) as well as George Fox University (Newberg, OR) and Eastern Uni-versity (St. Davids, PA) in vari-ous administrative assignments.

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Athletic AdministrAtion

Now in her 20th year at Taylor, former Trojan head women’s volleyball coach Dr. Angie Fincannon enters her fourth year as Taylor’s director of intercollegiate athletics. “As director of intercollegiate athletics, I’m con-fident that Dr. Fincannon’s leadership will advance and strengthen Taylor’s athletic program,” said Dr. Stephen Bedi, Taylor’s provost. “She is recognized and respected by her peers as a colleague and winning coach who took the women’s volleyball program to a national level of promi-nence.” Administrative duties for Fincannon include over-seeing the entire operation of the Trojans’ 15-sport athletic department. She is responsible for the budgeting, person-nel evaluations, facilities management, representing the department at various organizational meetings, and the overall leadership of the department.

Dr. Angie FincannonDirector of Athletics4th Year (20th year at Taylor)

765.998.5317 [email protected]

Fincannon also serves as the assistant to the pro-vost for Taylor’s Bahamian Global Engagement Program. She oversees the coordination of a program that will recruit Bahamian students, offer Taylor students the opportunity to study at the College of the Bahamas, participate in sports ministry, as well as develop partnerships with churches, Christian ministries and over 100 alumni. The 2010-11 Mid-Central College Conference Athletic Director of the Year, Fincannon has been actively involved on the NAIA national scene as a member of the National Administrative Council (NAC), the Competitive Ex-perience Committee, and the NAIA Hall of Fame Commit-tee. A holder of three degrees from Ball State University, including a master’s (‘90) and doctorate (‘04) in educational administration, Fincannon led Taylor’s Physical Education and Human Performance department for five years. Fincannon began her time at Taylor in 1992 when she was hired as Taylor’s volleyball coach and as an assistant professor of PHP. That was the beginning of a successful 13-year coaching career for the 2006 Taylor University Ath-letic Hall of Fame inductee. During that span, Fincannon amassed a career record of 496-131. Her teams won seven MCC championships and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament four times. The Dream Team of 1997 finished the season with a school record 48-3 mark and advanced to the Elite 8 of the national tournament. She was named MCC Coach of the Year five times, coached 10 All-Americans, and led teams on three international mission trips.

Amy Stucky is serving Taylor Athletics for her 17th year. A 1992 Taylor graduate with a major in biology and a specialization in athletic training, she received her Mas-ter’s Degree from Ball State University in Higher Education Administration in 1998. Stucky worked for Fox Valley Orthopedics in Elgin, Ill., as an athletic trainer for two years before returning to Taylor, where she served for 13 years as an athletic trainer. With her primary role being the day-to-day opera-tions of the athletic department, Stucky has played a ma-jor role in progressively improving Taylor Athletics. As the liaison between athletics and information technology, Stucky is the department’s technology spe-cialist. She begins her fourth year of service on the univer-sity assessment council. Stucky also serves as an assistant professor in the physical education and human performance department. She is an active member of Hazlewood Christian Church in Muncie, Ind., where she also resides.

Amy StuckyAssociate Athletic Director/Director of Operations17th Year


Kyle GouldAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Baseball Coach8th Year


Eric SmithSports Information Director3rd Year



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Scott Stan Head Coach, Women’s Soccer

Student-Athlete AcademicSupport [email protected]

Tena Krause Head Coach

Women’s [email protected]

Quinn White Head Coach

Women’s Cross [email protected]

Cameron AndryHead Coach

Men’s Golf & Women’s Golf [email protected]

Athletic depArtment directory

Kyle GouldAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Baseball Coach8th Year


Ted Bowers Men’s Track

Women’s Track Men’s Cross Country

[email protected]

Brad BowserHead Coach

Softball [email protected]

Bob Darby Head Coach

Women’s Tennis [email protected]

Dan King Faculty Athletic Representative

[email protected]

Ron Korfmacher Head Coach

Football [email protected]

Paul Patterson Head Coach

Men’s Basketball [email protected]

Gary Ross Head Coach Men’s Soccer

[email protected]

Brittany Smith Head Coach

[email protected]

Don Taylor Head Coach Men’s Tennis

[email protected]

atHletic training Athletic programs at Taylor University are given the highest care available when it comes to sports medicine and athletic training. Each team is serviced by a qualified team of physicians, athletic trainers, nurses, and student athletic trainers. Athletic medical services at Taylor are located in Odle Arena. The facility is used for acute injury care, taping, hydrotherapy, and administration and injury rehabilitation of athletes. The 1,800-square-foot facility includes modalities for muscle stimulation, ultrasound, micro-current and iontophoresis. K.C. Hackman enters his seventh

season as the head athletic trainer after five years as an assistant athletic trainer with the Trojan athletic teams. Hackman graduated from Ball State University in 2000 with a degree in Athletic Training and completed his Master’s in Sports Administration in 2002 at BSU. He and his wife, Melissa, live in the Upland area with their two children.

K.C. Hackman, ATC Head Athletic Trainer

Tanya Cordial Athletic Trainer

Jeff Marsee Athletic Trainer

Patience Ramsey Athletic Trainer

Adam Sparks Athletic Trainer

Main OfficeAthletics Office Phone...........................................................................765.998.5311Athletics Fax............................................................................................765.998.4920Athletics Web Site............................................................http://athletics.taylor.edu

Administrative StaffDr. Angie Fincannon, Director of Athletics.........................................765.998.5317 Amy Stucky, Associate Director of Athletics.......................................765.998.5314Dan King, Faculty Athletic Representative.........................................765.998.4783

Sports InformationEric Smith, Sports Information Director...........................................765.998.4569Sports Information Fax........................................................................765.998.4590

Head Coaching Staffbaseball......................................... Kyle Gould......................................765.998.4635basketball (m)............................ Paul Patterson.................................765.998.5184basketball (w)........................... Tena Krause.....................................765.998.5185cross country (m)................... Ted Bowers......................................765.998.4958cross country (w)................... Quinn White..................................765.998.5285football........................................ Ron Korfmacher.............................765.998.5309golf (m/w).................................... Cameron Andry..............................765.998.4792soccer (m)..................................... Gary Ross........................................765.998.4331soccer (w)..................................... Scott Stan........................................765.998.4596softball......................................... Brad Bowser....................................765.998.4739tennis (m)...................................... Don Taylor.......................................765.998.5300tennis (w)...................................... Bob Darby........................................765.998.5372track (m/w)................................. Ted Bowers......................................765.998.4958volleyball.................................... Brittany Smith................................765.998.4380

Athletic Training Room Phone: 765.998.4856

Eric SmithSports Information Director3rd Year


ATHLETICS


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Head Coach Tena KrauseReached 400 Career WinsDuring 2009-10 Season

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Head CoachGreenville College, ‘80

23rd Year at TU421-295 Career Record

TenaKrause

Head coach Tena Krause has logged more victories than any women’s basketball coach in Taylor’s history with a 421-295 record. She has coached 9 NAIA All-Americans, 3 conference players of the year, 7 NAIA All-District players, 27 All-Conference players, and 2 NCCAA All-Americans. She has led her squad to six NAIA national tournaments and two conference championships. But for Krause, the game has been about more than the accolades. “It has been my goal since I came to Upland that our teams use the talents and abilities God gave us to glorify Him through our efforts both on and off the court,” Krause said. Coaching for Krause is more of a platform to teach a variety of life lessons. “I love this sport because it has chal-lenged me in more areas of my life than anything else in which I have competed. My hope and desire is that our play-ers will learn more about themselves as part of our team as well as develop a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.” When Krause took over the Lady Trojan basketball

THE KRAUSE FILEHometown: Shipman, Illinois High School: Southwestern H.S., Piasa, Illinois

Education: Greenville (IL) College, 1980(Bachelor’s in physical education)Eastern Illinois University, 1988 (MS in curriculum development in physical education)Ball State University, 1996(MA in health science/physiology)

HOnORSGreenville College Athletic 2010Hall of Fame as member of 1979 women’s tennis teamWBCA District 5 2000-01Coach of the YearMCC Coach of the Year 1998-99Greenville College Athletic 1998Hall of Fame as member of 1980 women’s basketball teamMCC Coach of the Year 1995-96Greenville College Athletic 1996Hall of Fame as individual athleteHoosier Conference for Women 1990-91Coach of the Year

COACHInG EXPERIEnCETaylor University, Head Coach 1989-Present Altamont H.S., Head Coach 1980 - 1983 squad for the 1989-90 season, she inherited a program with just six winning seasons in its 20-year history. In just her second season on the Taylor bench, Krause’s team posted the most wins in the program’s history with a 23-11 record. The season ended with a Hoosier Conference for Women championship and Krause capturing the HCW Coach of the Year award. The Lady Trojans went on to break that win record two more times including a 24-9 record in 1995-96 and a 28-8 mark in 1996-97. The 1995-96 group won the program’s first Mid-Central College Conference championship, and Krause was named MCC Coach of the Year. The 1996-97 team currently holds the record for the best winning percentage of any team in the program’s history (28-8, .778) and the first NAIA Division II national ranking for the program. They reached as high as 11th in the polls. Krause and the Lady Trojans made their first trip to the NAIA National Tournament in 1996-97 and repeated the following year when they won the MCC championship and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen.


Head Coach Tena KrauseReached 400 Career WinsDuring 2009-10 Season

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The 2000-01 edition of the Lady Trojans climbed to eighth in the NAIA national polls and finished second in the MCC. A win over the top-rated St. Francis Cougars on the road highlighted the 24-8 season. Five seasons ago Taylor posted a 23-10 record and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament for the third time during Krause’s tenure. Just a year later, Krause surpassed the 300-win plateau. The 2006-07 Lady Trojans may have been the most decorated unit in the program’s history. The team notched a 23-12 record concluding with a NAIA National Tournament Elite Eight appearance and a #22 ranking in the final NAIA national poll. Paced by four seniors and five juniors, the Lady Trojans made quick work of Huntington University in the first round of the conference tournament which set up a third meeting with undefeated and top-ranked cross-county rival Indiana Wesleyan. TU led the Wildcats at halftime and held them to their lowest offensive output of the season with just 46 points. However, Taylor scored just 41 points, and the loss forced the Lady Trojans into a waiting game before they received notification of their at-large selection to the national tournament. Prior to arriving at Taylor, Krause spent one year as an assistant softball coach at Eastern Illinois University and three seasons at Altamont (IL) High School as the head coach for basketball, volleyball, and softball. Her 1980-81 basketball team at Altamont advanced to the Illinois State Tournament Elite Eight, and her volleyball squad made it to the “Sweet Sixteen” in 1981. A native of Shipman, Illinois, Krause earned her B. S. degree in physical education from Greenville College in 1980. At Greenville, Krause starred in basketball, softball, and tennis. She was named to the All-State team in basketball,

the NAIA Player of the Week in basketball, and was also the team MVP in tennis. Krause was honored by her alma mater in the spring of 1996, as she was inducted into the Greenville College Athletic Hall of Fame for her accomplish-ments at Greenville and at Taylor. In 1998, Krause was awarded another accolade as she was inducted into Greenville’s Hall of Fame as a member of the 1980 Greenville women’s basketball team. During the spring of 2010, Krause was enshrined into the Greenville Hall of Fame yet again as a member of the 1979 women’s

tennis team as the only undefeated team in the school’s history. Krause earned a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development in physical education at Eastern Illinois University in 1988. In the summer of 1996, Krause earned her M.A. in Health Science/Physiology from Ball State University. Krause served as head coach of the Taylor women’s tennis team from 1989-1993. During that time, the Lady Trojans won or tied for the NAIA District title four times, and her 1992 team finished 21st in the nation. A member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), the American Association of University Women (AAUW), the American Health Association (AHA), and the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD), Krause resides in Muncie, Ind. In addition to her coaching duties, Krause is an associ-ate professor in the Department of Physical Education and Human Performance at Taylor.

TAYLOR IN THE NAIANATIONAL TOURNAMENT

UNDER KRAUSE

2009-102008-092006-07“ ELITE 8”

2004-051997-98

“ SWEET 16”

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When Tena Krause arrived in Upland in 1989, she inherited a team that had produced only one winning season in the previous six years and had never won 20 games in a season. Twenty seasons later Krause reached her milestone 400th victory as head coach of the Lady Trojans and has compiled a career total of 421 wins heading into the 2011-12 season. In 1996-97, her squad was an at-large selection to the NAIA Division II National Tournament, the first team in Taylor women’s basketball history to do so. The following season the Lady Trojans won the Mid-Central College Conference Tournament Championship and advanced to the Sweet 16 at the National Tournament. Krause’s accomplishments at Taylor: • Most wins: 421 • An average of over 19 wins per season with 12 seasons of at least 20 wins • A 28-8 record in 1996-97--the most wins and the best winning percentage in program history (.778) • Six trips to the NAIA Division II National Tournament • NAIA National Tournament Elite Eight in 2007 • NAIA National Tournament Sweet Sixteen in 1997 • MCC Regular Season Champions in 1996 • MCC Tournament Champions in 1998 • MCC Coach of the Year in 1998 • MCC Coach of the Year in 1996 • HCW Coach of the Year in 1991 • 2001 WBCA District 5 Coach of the Year

What former players say about Coach Tena Krause

“Playing for Coach Krause was such a blessing! Being an alum, I truly realize what an amazing woman of God that she is. The skills Coach Krause taught me about basketball brought great achievements and some memorable wins, but the life lessons she taught and the Christian values she modeled continue to affect my life on a daily basis. I am thankful every day for the opportunity I had to play for her as she coached for Christ.”Jenny (Dawes) TynerTaylor University (2003-2007)

‘‘I came to Taylor for the bas-ketball program, to build on my abil-ity. But somewhere in the process of achieving that, I found myself develop-ing so much more under the leader-ship of Coach Tena Krause. She taught me the skills and fun-damentals of basketball, but the great-est thing was the personal character traits she cultivated along the way. Traits I would carry with me throughout the remainder of my life: commitment, respect, honesty, and relationships. I have learned more than basketball; I have learned skills I need to move for-ward in life as a better person. I would not trade that experience for anything and thank God for having allowed the door to open to Taylor University and Coach Krause’s basketball program.’’Lydia HarrisTaylor University (2001-2005)

“During my four years at Taylor, Coach Krause not only helped me to develop as a player and a person, but in my spiritual walk as well. Her knowl-edge, dedication, and care for the team are what have made us success-ful on the floor and in life. I am thankful for the opportunity to have been a part of the TU Women’s Basketball fam-ily.”Katie MaddenTaylor University (2004-2008)

KRAUSE ENTERS 23rd SEASON AS HEAD COACH


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Denise JohnsonAssistant Coach

Eastern Illinois, ‘8417th Year at TU

Denise Johnson is head assistant for the Lady Trojans. Coach Johnson is also an assistant professor and teaches in the departments of Physical Education Human Performance and Psychology. She enters her 17th season of working with the Lady Trojans where her responsibilities include recruit-ing, scouting, and many behind-the-scenes duties. As head recruiter, Johnson has built relationships with coaches, prospective recruits, parents, and teachers across the Midwest. These relationships have been the core of her success, having produced athletes that have led TU to the NAIA National Tournament four of the past seven seasons. A 1984 graduate of Eastern Illinois University, Johnson received her MS in Educational Psychology and Counseling from Eastern Illinois University in 1989. In 2007 Coach Johnson received her Master’s Degree in physical education at Ball State University.

Megan Biehl enters her second season as second assistant coach for the women’s basketball program. A 2010 graduate of Taylor with a degree in International Studies, Biehl has been associated with the Lady Trojan program for a number of years, work-ing basketball camp, keeping the official scorebook at games or handling the scoreboard clock. While at Eastbrook High School, she participated in basketball and cross country all four years. Biehl will assist with preseason conditioning, tape exchange, regular season practices and a multitude of administrative duties to keep the Lady Trojan program running smoothly as she assists head coach Tena Krause.

Megan BiehlAssistant Coach

Taylor, ‘102nd Year at TU

Tanya CordialAthletic Trainer

Taylor, ‘964th Year at TU

Katie JacksonStudent Manager

Taylor, ‘15Major: Exercise Science


Bethany Ballard, a 2010 graduate of Taylor with a degree in exercise science, earned Second Team All-MCC honors during both her junior and senior seasons. She was also instrumental in helping lead the team to three appearances at the NAIA Division II National Championships during her four seasons. The Warren Central High School product ended her career at Taylor with 1,153 points and 572 rebounds. After graduation, Ballard worked in Fort Wayne at Turnstone, a center for people with physical disabilities as a Fitness Specialist.

Bethany BallardAssistant Coach

Taylor, ‘101st Year at TU

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skills and shooting ability to apply pressure on the offensive end of the court. Krause’s pivot players can likewise run the court and figure to add to the club’s ability to transition from defense to offense in an attacking style. Krause notes, “With our depth at guard, we feel we can rotate sev-eral players at different positions without losing our effectiveness or changing our style of play.”

Another key from Krause centers on the team’s ability to understand that they are capable of several styles of play and be flexible enough to handle the changes needed to incorporate them into a ball game. “This team is capable of several different types of sets and if we learn to use them at the correct time it will really allow us to game plan more specifically for opponents,” Krause said.

If there has been a constant for Krause coached teams over the years, it is their deadly effectiveness at the free throw line. For the past six seasons the Trojans have been ranked in the Top Ten in the NAIA for free throwing shooting percentage. This includes a number one ranking in both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons. Taylor has boasted the NAIA’s leading free throw shooter the past two seasons as Tess Rudolph claimed honors in 2010-11 with a .917 percentage from the line, while recent grad Allison Reece was the top shot in 2009-10 with a .899 percentage.

Krause hopes to take further advantage of this skill, pushing her team to drive the ball to the basket in hopes of creating free throw opportunities. “Last year we scored 120 more points from the line than our opponents. We hope to improve upon that number with our style of play.”

One area the Trojans will be searching for consistency in is the post position. Junior Erika Redweik, along with sophomores Rebecca Daniels and Shayna Wood may have the inside track on playing time, but newcomers Sara Waid and Kayla Schenkel have the tools to play uptempo as well and may work their way into the lineup.

SENIOR

Morgan McLeish (5-6, Guard, Ryle High School) has plenty of tools to run Taylor’s offense, possessing great ball handling skills evidenced by her team-leading 93 assists, better than a 1:1 assist to turn-over ratio and being Krause’s best guard defender. She also pulled down an impres-sive 91 rebounds a year ago. A co-captain this season, McLeish will be relied upon to extend her offensive and defensive knowl-edge and experience to the new guards dotting the roster. McLeish started 29 of 29

The 2011-12 basketball season will see a team in transition when viewing the Taylor University women’s team. After finishing 15-16, 6-10 in 2010-11, history tells us that the Trojans will bounce back under head coach Tena Krause’s tutelage. For Krause it was only her fifth losing season in 22 years at the helm of the TU program, and her first since the 2002-03 season.

A senior and three juniors will be the keys to success this season. Senior Morgan McLeish returns for her fourth campaign with the Trojans. Juniors Erin Guarneri, Erika Redweik and Tess Rudolph will join McLeish to provide leadership on and off the court for the young squad as it seeks to clarify its identity and return to its winning ways. Six sophomores and four freshmen complete the squad, possibly the youngest in Krause’s career and lend credence to the thought that the upperclassmen must come through. McLeish and Rudolph will lead the team as captains this season, but this group of four must establish strong leadership to guide the young club.

Krause graduated over 24 points from her squad with the departure of Allison Reece and Becca Morris as well as losing two players to career ending injuries last year in Nellie Eskew and Paige Spencer, forcing Krause to go deeper into her bench as she prepares them for the upcoming season.

Despite the losses, TU returns five of their top seven scorers from last year including Rudolph who led the Trojans with 14.2 points per game. Guarneri led the team in rebounding as she pulled down 5.9 rebounds per game. When it comes to running the offense, McLeish led the team in assists with 93 while Rudolph dished out 72.

Another change for Taylor will be the transitioning to a more up-tempo style of offense. Nine of the fourteen members of the team are guards, and Krause plans to take advantage of their quickness, ball

games her sophomore year and 26 of 31 her junior season.

JUNIORS

Erin Guarneri (5-10, guard/forward, Marion High School) has the talent to play inside or out and uses her versatility to thwart opponent’s defensive plans. She has the size to post up on the block as well as the skill to play from the perimeter giv-ing defenses plenty of headaches. Having started 15 of 16 games her freshman sea-son and 20 of 30 last year, Guarneri brings loads of experience to the court. She was TU’s leading rebounder in 2010-11, grab-bing 5.9 boards per game to go with her 6.7 points per game and .783 free throw percentage.

Erika Redweik (5-9, forward, Winamac High School) led the team in shooting per-centage last year having shot .561 for the season. Though limited in minutes due to an injury, Redweik was third on the roster in offensive rebounds, and is the second leading returning scorer and rebounder. A slasher offensively, she should benefit from a more up-tempo style.

Tess Rudolph (5-7, guard, Reitz Memorial High School) returns as Taylor’s leading scorer with a 14.2 ppg average. Rudolph earned All-MCC Honorable Mention hon-ors in 2010-11 as well as being the number one free throw shooter in NAIA Division II basketball. A two-year captain, her best skill set is on the perimeter where she led TU with a .376 shooting percentage from the 3-point line. Rudolph’s penetration skills are also up to par as she dished out 72 assists, second on the club. She started 14 of 29 games her freshman season, and all 31 last year.

SOPHOMORES

Kelsey Bryant (5-6, Guard, Greenfield Central High School) averaged 17 min-utes of playing time during her inaugural season, playing in every game and start-ing four. Her rise to the collegiate level is

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marked by her being named to the MCC All-Freshmen Team. She should put her experience to good use as her knowledge of the offense grows along with her role in running a more up-tempo style for Coach Krause. The ball-hawking Bryant came up with a team leading 53 steals last season on the defensive end as well as 100 total rebounds. She is a tenacious defender and loves the challenge of taking on any offensive threat.

Rebecca Daniels (6-2, Forward, Solid Rock Christian High School) has the frame to be TU’s presence in the paint this year with the graduation of Reece, but she must use her freshmen experience to its fullest to give the Trojans some power on the inside when needed. Her .414 shoot-ing percentage is a good indication of her offensive ability and though the tallest member of the roster, Daniels has the abil-ity to run the court.

Linden Daiss (5-10, Forward, Sheridan High School) saw action in 16 games dur-ing the 2010-11 season. She has taken some big strides during the off season and looks to improve her offensive skill set with a good mid-range jumper. Daiss should work into the rotation at either the wing or on the block.

Ashley Fouch (5-4, Guard, Muncie Central High School) showcases her skills of speed and quickness while on the court. Playing in 29 games last year provided Fouch with the experience necessary to improve her floor knowledge and decision making skills at the point guard position. At her best driving and dishing, beating defenders off of the dribble puts Fouch in position to take it to the basket or hit her open teammate for the shot.

Shayna Wood (6-0, Forward, Marion High School) brings great defensive and shot blocking skills to the paint for the Trojans. Wood notched seven blocks while averag-ing just six minutes in her 22 games last year. She is expected to combine with Daniels for a young but potentially potent inside game. Her offensive game is an area where she continues to work as she brings her game up to the highly competi-tive Mid-Central College Conference level.

Kelci Freds (5-7, Guard, Warsaw) comes to Taylor following her freshman year at NCAA Division I South Carolina Upstate. Adept at either the 1 or 2 guard spot, Freds will fit immediately into Krause’s rotation due to her experience, shooting range and quickness. Her outside firepower should alleviate some of the pressure on Rudolph. Freds averaged over 15 points and three assists along with a .410 shooting per-centage from 3-point land during her high

school career.

FRESHMAN

Erinn Behn (6-0, guard, Illiana Christian High School) brings an element seldom seen in small college basketball: The 6-foot perimeter player. Behn won the Illinois State Finals 3-point competition and averaged 13.2 points per game. Her size provides a great platform for her pull-up jumper when attacking the basket and she will consistently present a matchup prob-lem for opposing defenses.

Rayana Carneiro (5-7, guard, Calvary Christian High School) adds plenty of depth to the TU lineup with her aggres-sive attacking style. Carneiro’s speed and quickness should prove very complimenta-ry to the Trojans. She averaged 25 points, six assists and four steals in high school, and was honored as a Broward County (Fla.) Top 5 player. Look for Carneiro to attack the middle of any defense and dish to the open teammate if the path to the bucket is closed.

Kayla Schenkel (5-10, forward, Huntington North High School) may possess the best speed of any of the paint players, and this will play to her advantage as the Trojans push the tempo of the game. Strong on the boards, Schenkel averaged 6.7 points and 4.7 boards last year at Huntington North. If the Trojans are successful with a speedy set, Schenkel may add an important piece as a paint player with exceptional speed.

Sarah Waid (5-10, forward, South Hamilton High School) averaged 12.7 points and 9.0 rebounds per game for South Hamilton last year. The four-year starter was a first team all-conference player both her junior and senior years and played in the Iowa Senior All-Star game. Waid’s ability on the block to sit and seal her defender should allow her to adjust quickly to the collegiate game. A strong rebounder with a good court IQ, she could work her way into the rotation.

THE SCHEDULE

Some things never change, and the chal-lenge of playing in the Mid-Central College Conference is one of them. With four Top 25 ranked teams and one receiving votes the MCC is again as good a conference as there is in the NAIA Division II ranks.

The schedule will match the Trojans against four teams that made appearances in the NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball National Championship last season.

Taylor, picked sixth in the MCC preseason coaches’ poll, kicks off its season on Friday, Nov. 4 as the Trojans host Trinity Christian

(Ill.) in the second game of the Taylor Tip-Off Tournament at 7 p.m. in Odle Arena. The winner will advance to face the winner of Aquinas (Mich.) and Marygrove (Mich.) in the championship game at 2 p.m. on Saturday while the losers will play in the consolation game at noon.

After three more non-conference games, including home matchups with Midway College (Ky.) and Purdue University-Calumet, the Trojans will open conference play on Tuesday, Nov. 22 against Goshen at 7 p.m. in Odle Arena. The game will mark the final home game for the Trojans before they embark on a seven game road trip that will keep them away from Odle Arena for more than a month.

In its second conference game of the season Taylor will face new MCC member Mount Vernon Nazarene with a trip to face the Cougars on Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. before

making the trip on Saturday, Dec. 3 to face Bethel.

The Trojans will head to their second tour-nament of the season on Dec. 16-17 when Taylor takes part in the Trinity Christian College Tournament in Palos Heights, Ill. The Trojans will open the tournament with Clarke (Iowa) at 7 p.m. on the 16th and fol-low up on day two with a matchup against Malone at 2 p.m.

Taylor will wrap up 2011 with the annu-al Taylor Holiday Classic on December 30-31 as the Trojans face off with St. Mary-of-the-Woods at 8 p.m. on the 30th and host Bryan (Tenn.) on the last day of the year at 2 p.m.

Senior Day and the last home game of the regular season will feature the Trojans against rival Indiana Wesleyan on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. before Taylor wraps up the regular season with a trip to Grace on Feb. 18.

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Ashley FouchGuard

10 5-4 • So.

Muncie, Ind. (Muncie Central)

Erin Guarneri Guard/Forward

12 5-10 • Jr.

Marion, Ind. (Marion)

Morgan McLeish Guard

14 5-7 • Sr.

Union, Ky. (Ryle)

Kelsey Bryant Guard

15 5-8 • So.

Greenfield, Ind. (Greenfield Central)

Erika Redweik Forward

22 5-9 • Jr.

Winamac, Ind. (Winamac)

Tess Rudolph Guard

24 5-7 • Jr.

Evansville, Ind. (Reitz Memorial)

Tess Rudolph Guard

30 6-2 • So.

Warren, Ind. (Solid Rock Christian)

Sara Waid Forward

32 5-10 • Fr.

Jewell, Iowa (South Hamilton)

Shayna Wood Forward

33 6-0 • So.

Marion, Ind. (Marion)

Linden Daiss Forward

40 5-10 • So.

Sheridan, Ind. (Sheridan)

Rayana Carneiro Guard

20 5-7 • Fr.

Boca Raton, Fla. (Calvary Christian Academy)

Rebecca Daniels Forward/Center

Erinn Behn Guard

24 5-7 • Fr.

Evansville, Ind. (Evansville Memorial)

44 6-0 • Fr. Crete, Ill.

(Illiana Christian)

Kelci Freds Guard

11 5-7 • So.

Warsaw, Ind. (Warsaw)


Kayla Schenkel Forward

24 5-7 • Fr.

Evansville, Ind. (Evansville Memorial)

50 5-10 • Fr.

Huntington, Ind. (Huntington North)

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# Name Class Position Height Hometown (High School)44 Erinn Behn Fr. G 6-0 Crete, Ill. (Illiana Christian)

15 Kelsey Bryant So. G 5-8 Greenfield, Ind. (Greenfield Central)

20 Rayana Carneiro Fr. G 5-7 Boca Raton, Fla. (Calvary Christian Academy)

40 Linden Daiss So. F 5-10 Sheridan, Ind. (Sheridan)30 Rebecca Daniels So. F/C 6-2 Warren, Ind. (Solid Rock Christian)10 Ashley Fouch So. G 5-4 Muncie, Ind. (Muncie Central)11 Kelci Freds So. G 5-7 Warsaw, Ind. (Warsaw)12 Erin Guarneri Jr. G/F 5-10 Marion, Ind. (Marion)14 Morgan McLeish Sr. G 5-7 Union, Ky. (Ryle)22 Erika Redweik Jr. F 5-9 Winamac, Ind. (Winamac)24 Tess Rudolph Jr. G 5-7 Evansville, Ind. (Reitz Memorial)50 Kayla Schenkel Fr. F 5-10 Huntington, Ind. (Huntington North)32 Sara Waid Fr. F 5-10 Jewell, Iowa (South Hamilton)33 Shayna Wood So. F 6-0 Marion, Ind. (Marion)

ROSTERS

Front Row - (from left): Kelci Freds, Tess Rudolph, Erika Redweik, Morgan McLeish, Erin Guarneri, Linden Daiss, Kelsey Bryant, Ashley FouchBack Row - (from left): Head Coach Tena Krause, Assistant Coach Megan Biehl, Assistant Coach Bethany Ballard, Rayana Carneiro, Sara Waid, Erinn Behn, Rebecca

Daniels, Shayna Wood, Kayla Schenkel, Athletic Trainer Tanya Cordial, Student Manager Katie Jackson, Assistant Coach Denise Johnson

NUMERICAL# Name Class Position Height Hometown (High School)10 Ashley Fouch So. G 5-4 Muncie, Ind. (Muncie Central)11 Kelci Freds So. G 5-7 Warsaw, Ind. (Warsaw)12 Erin Guarneri Jr. G/F 5-10 Marion, Ind. (Marion)14 Morgan McLeish Sr. G 5-7 Union, Ky. (Ryle)15 Kelsey Bryant So. G 5-8 Greenfield, Ind. (Greenfield Central)20 Rayana Carneiro Fr. G 5-7 Boca Raton, Fla. (Calvary Christian Academy)22 Erika Redweik Jr. F 5-9 Winamac, Ind. (Winamac)24 Tess Rudolph Jr. G 5-7 Evansville, Ind. (Reitz Memorial)30 Rebecca Daniels So. F/C 6-2 Warren, Ind. (Solid Rock Christian)32 Sara Waid Fr. F 5-10 Jewell, Iowa (South Hamilton)33 Shayna Wood So. F 6-0 Marion, Ind. (Marion)40 Linden Daiss So. F 5-10 Sheridan, Ind. (Sheridan)44 Erinn Behn Fr. G 6-0 Crete, Ill. (Illiana Christian)50 Kayla Schenkel Fr. F 5-10 Huntington, Ind. (Huntington North)

Head Coach: Tena Krause (23rd season) Assistant Coaches: Denise Johnson, Megan Biehl, Bethany Ballard Athletic Trainer: Tanya Cordial Student Manager: Katie Jackson

ALPHABETICAL

RosteR BReakdown

By State• Indiana (10)• Florida (1)• Illinois (1)• Iowa (1) • Kentucky (1)

By Class• Senior (1)• Junior (3)• Sophomore (6)• Freshmen (4)

By Major• Accounting (1)• Chemistry (1) • Elementary Education (1)• Exercise Science (5) • Management (1)• Marketing (2)• Media Communication (2)• Physical Education (1)• Psychology (1)

Pronunciation GuideName PronunciationBehn Bay-nCarneiro Car-NAIR-ohGuarneri Gun-AIR-eeMcLeish MICK-LeashRedweik Red-wickDaiss DICESchenkel SHANK-uhl


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MCLEISH’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OFF DEF REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS 2008-09 29 10 35 0 4 22 38 7 30 37 17 7 0 27 22 422009-10 29 61 165 14 41 65 82 23 88 111 102 31 3 92 47 2012010-11 31 33 109 5 24 25 45 31 60 91 93 20 1 78 48 96

TOTALS 89 104 309 19 69 112 165 61 178 239 212 58 4 197 117 339

Guard5-7 • SeniorUnion, Kentucky

JUNIOR SEASON (2010-11)Started 26 games and played in all 31 con-tests • Led the team with 93 assists • Paced the team in assists in 12 different games • Career high eight rebounds against Wheaton Col-lege on Nov. 19 • Went 2-for-2 from 3-point line in win over Holy Cross (Ind.) on Nov. 27 • Twice had seven assists in a game, the most by any Trojan during the season • Led the team in assists to turnover ratio • Scored season high 10 points in overtime win over Huntington on Dec. 4.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2009-10)Started all 29 games, averaging 6.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and just over 1 steal per game • Shot 79.3 percent from the free throw stripe and 34.1 percent from 3-point range • Scored in double figures six times including a career high 13 against Grace on Jan. 7 • Dished out a career high nine assists against No. 8 Indiana Wesleyan on Feb. 20.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2008-09): Saw action in 29 games • Finished the season with 42

Ryle H.S.

About MorganFull Name: Morgan McLeishParents: David McLeish, Robin LutesHigh School Coach: Patty OliverioMajor: Psychology

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points, 37 rebounds, and 17 assists • Season high nine points came against St. Mary-of-the-Woods on Dec. 30 • Knocked down two three-pointers and a season high four assists against Goshen on Valentine’s Day •

PREP/PERSONAL: Four-year varsity start-er • Averaged 15 points and 5 assists per game in senior season • Team captain for both basketball and volleyball • All-Con-ference selection following senior season • Ryle High School’s all-time assists leader • Named Ryle’s 2008 Sportsmanship Award winner • Favorite sports figure is Diana Taurasi • Plans to attend University of Ken-tucky or Northern Kentucky University for her master’s degree • Favorite Bible verse is Matthew 17:20.

Morgan McLeish’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 13 Grace 1/7/10

Assists 9 Indiana Wesleyan 2/20/10

Steals 4 Midway 11/15/11

Rebounds 8 Wheaton 11/19/10

Free Throws 9 Grace 1/7/10

Blocks 1 Saint Francis 1/26/11

MORGANMcLEISH

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Forward5-9 • JuniorWinamac, Indiana

ERIKAREDWEIK

Winamac H.S.

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Guard5-7 • JuniorEvansville, Indiana

TESSRUDOLPH

Reitz Memorial H.S.

About TessFull Name: Tess Marie RudolphParents: Ross and Kim RudolphHigh School Coach: Bruce DockeryMajor: Chemistry

24SOPHOMORE SEASON (2010-11)Top free throw shooter (91.7%) in NAIA D-II • MCC Honorable Mention All-Conference • Led team in scoring with 14.2 points per game • Best 3-point shooter on the team • Ranked second in both assists (2.3) and steals (1.3) • Started all 31 games.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10)Named MCC All-Freshman Team • Played in all 29 games, started 14 • Second on the team with 10.9 points • Led the team with 61 three-pointers • Broke Taylor season record for 3-point percentage (42.4%) • Ranked seventh in the nation in 3-point % • Shot 85.3% from free throw line • Scored career-high 26 points twice • Career-high six 3-pointers twice.

PREP/PERSONAL: Averaged 10 points per game during her senior season at Evansville Memorial High School • Named the MVP of the 2009 Hoosier Basketball Coaches Associ-ation All-Star Game • Shot an impressive 53% (40-for-75) from three-point range as a senior • Ranked seventh in the state of Indiana from the free throw line as a junior • Part of the IHSAA 3A State Runner-Up team as a fresh-man • Academic All-City as a sophomore, junior, and senior • Honored as an Academic All-State selection as a senior • Senior class valedictorian • Plans to attend graduate school following graduation • Her sister Paige was a four-year player for Taylor from 2005-09 • Favorite Bible verse is Psalms 115:1.

About ErikaFull Name: Erika Lynn RedweikParents: Lisa & Brian Guzman, Karl RedweikHigh School Coach: Jim SwaneyMajor: Exercise Science

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2010-11)Saw action in all 31 games and started eight games • Led the team in field goal percent-age (.561) • Scored 7.7 points per contest • Scored career-high 18 points in win over Huntington on Dec. 4 • Ranked third for the Trojans with 4.3 rebounds per game.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10)Played in 25 games • Averaged 3.5 points and 2 rebounds per game • Shot 53.0 percent from the field • Scored career-high 12 points against St. Mary-of-the-Woods on Nov. 21 • Pulled down career high 13 rebounds against 11th-ranked Cedarville on Nov. 20.

PREP/PERSONAL: A three-time Midwest Conference all-league selection • MWC Player of the Year as a junior • Scored over 20 points a game as a senior • Top rebounder for Winamac two different seasons • Third all-time lead-ing scorer in Winamac school history • Holds school records for most rebounds in a single season and most career rebounds • Played un-der Winamac head coach Jim Swaney, a Taylor University graduate • Team captain • Fourth Team All-State selection by Hoosier Basketball Magazine • After graduation, plans to pursue a master’s in physical therapy • Enjoys being outdoors and anything to do with sports • Member of the National Honor Society • Fa-vorite Bible verse is Proverbs 3:5-6.

CAPTAIN

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Guard/Forward5-10 • JuniorMarion, Indiana

ERIN

Marion H.S.

8About ErinFull Name: Erin Raeann GuarneriParents: Carl and Rita GuarneriHigh School Coach: Jerry FreshwaterMajor: Media Communication

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2010-11)Bounced back from knee surgery as a fresh-man to start 20 of the 30 games in which she played • Led team with 5.9 rebounds per game • Career-high 19 points in win over Trinity International on Dec. 30 • Career-high 17 rebounds against Wheaton on Dec. 31.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10)Started 15 games before missing the last 13 games due to injury • Averaged 8.4 points • Led team with 6.3 rebounds per contest • Scored career-high 14 points twice • Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds twice • Av-eraged nearly two asssist and 1.5 steals per game.

PREP/PERSONAL: Played at nearby Marion High School, scoring more than 1,000 points in her prep career • Averaged 17 points and 9 rebounds per game as a senior • Three-year team captain for the Giants • Team MVP as a junior and senior • Mental Attitude award for two straight years • All-Conference as a junior and senior • Academic All-Conference final three seasons • Also a standout on the soccer field for Marion • Member of the Na-tional Honor Society • Student Council Presi-dent • Letter winner in five different sports • Likes to read, listen to music, and hang out with friends in her free time • Favorite Bible verse is Psalm 139.

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Erin Guarneri

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Guard5-4 • SophomoreMuncie, Indiana

ASHLEYFOUCH

Muncie Central H.S.

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Guard5-8 • SophomoreGreenfield, Indiana

KELSEYBRYANT

Greenfield Central H.S.

About KelseyFull Name: Kelsey Michelle BryantParents: Todd and Teriea BryantHigh School Coach: Doug LakerMajor: Exercise Science

15FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11)Named to MCC All-Freshmen Team • Saw action in all 31 games and made four starts during her rookie campaign • Led the Tro-jans with 53 steals • Averaged 7.7 points per game • Ranked fifth on the team with 100 to-tal rebounds • 55 assists ranked third on the team • Six offensive rebounds against Hun-tington on Jan. 29 were most by a Trojan all season • Scored season-best 20 points and 10 rebounds against Huntington on Jan. 29 for first career double-double • Twice had six steals in a game, the most by a Taylor player throughout the season.

PREP/PERSONAL: A four-year letter winner

in both basketball and volleyball • Averaged 16.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 2.8 steals per game during senior season • Three-year All-Conference performer • Par-ticipated in Indiana Top 60 workout follow-ing senior season • Member of East-West All-Star team • Two-year captain • Member of 1,000 point club, fourth all-time scorer in Greenfield Central history, second all-time in assists • Started all four years • MVP of vol-leyball team following junior season • Also a two-year letterwinner in tennis • Set record for mosts career asissts in volleyball • Future plans include attending graduate school and becoming an athletic trainer• Favorite Bible verse is Philipians 4:13.

About AshleyFull Name: Ashley Morgan FouchParents: Mike and Sheila FouchHigh School Coach: Kaye HarrellMajor: Media Communications

FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11)Played in 29 games • Recorded 33 assists and 20 steals during 307 minutes of court action • Averaged 2.1 points per game • Shot 69% from the free throw line • Season high eight points against Indiana Wesleyan on Jan. 22 • Season-high five assists and two steals against Purdue-Calumet on Nov. 6.

PREP/PERSONAL: A Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 100 selection her senior year • A four-year starter for Muncie Central High School • Became a member of the Muncie Central 1,000 point club on senior night of her senior season • Fourth-team All-State her senior season • A four-year captain for

head coach Kaye Harrell at MCHS • Averaged 13.3 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game during senior season • First team All-Conference in the North Central Conference her senior season • Also an All-Conference selection in 2007, 2008, and 2009 • Mental Attitude Award winner in 2008 • Letter win-ner in softball and volleyball for the Bearcats • A softball team captain in 2009 • Helped vol-leyball team to state championship in 2009 • Favorite Bible verse is Colossians 3:23.

Erin Guarneri

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Forward/Center6-2 • SophomoreWarren, Indiana

REBECCA

8 Forward6-0 • SophomoreMarion, Indiana

SHAYNA

Marion H.S.

About ShaynaFull Name: Shayna Nicole WoodParents: Scott and Tawny WoodHigh School Coach: Jerry FreshwaterMajor: Management and Marketing

FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11)Played in 22 games • Scored 23 points and pulled down 25 rebounds • Blocked seven shots and registered six steals • Shot 40 per-cent from the field • Scored a season-high six points against Wilberforce • Pulled down a season-high four rebounds in three different games.

PREP/PERSONAL: An academic All-State performer her senior season • Started all four years for the Giants and coach Jerry Fresh-water • Averaged 8 points, 7 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.1 blocks and 1.1 steals per game during senior campaign • Captain of the bas-

8ketball team during junior and senior years • Winner of the Mental Attitude Award in 2009 and 2010 • All-Grant County Selection • Par-ticipated in East-West All-Star game follow-ing senior season • Helped team to a 49-13 record over final three years • Won 11 varsity letters, four in basketball and track and field and three in volleyball during high school ca-reer • Member of the National Honor Society • Student Senate President • Brother Scott Wood plays basketball for North Carolina State University • Plans to attend law school or graduate school, become a sports agent, and eventually coach • Favorite Bible verse is Isaiah 40:31.

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About BeccaFull Name: Rebecca Marie DanielsParents: Terry and Melinda DanielsHigh School Coach: Mark ShultzMajor: Exercise Science

FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11)Appeared in 30 of Taylor’s 31 games • Aver-aged 2.6 points and 2.5 rebounds • Shot over 41 percent from the floor and 69 percent from the foul line • Scored a season-high 10 points against Grace • Pulled down a season-high ten rebounds in first game of the sea-son against Robert Morris • Blocked a sea-son-high three shots twice in games against Midway and Wheaton.

PREP/PERSONAL: Helped lead team to Na-tional Christian Homeschool Basketball 4A ti-tle in 2008 • Named to the National Christian Homeschool All-American team three times • Part of Indiana Homeschool State cham-

pionship team in 2007 and 2008 and run-ner up state championship finishes in 2009 and 2010 • Named the MVP of the Lakeland Christian Academy Cougar Classic in 2008 and 2009 • Honored with the Christian Char-acter award at the NCHBC tournament in 2010 • Also a talented volleyball player • Led volleyball team to Indiana State Homeschool Championship in 2007 and 2009 • Also part of volleyball team that won the Midwest Vol-leyball Championship in 2009 • A First-Team Homeschool All-American in 2008 and 2009 in volleyball • Plans to work in an athletic complex following graduation • Favorite Bible verse is 2 Timothy 2:13.

DANIELS

WOOD

Solid Rock Christian H.S.

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Forward5-10 • SophomoreSheridan, Indiana

LINDENDAISS

Sheridan H.S.

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Guard5-7 • SophomoreWarsaw, Ind.

KELCIFREDS

Warsaw H.S.

About KelciFull Name: Kelci Lynn FredsParents: Scott and Sheila FredsHigh School Coach: Michelle HarterMajor: Marketing

11FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11): Played at NCAA D-I University of South Caro-lina Upstate.

PREP/PERSONAL: Four year varsity starter • Named Times Union Player of the Year after senior season • Set school record with 180 3-pointers made in a career and 60 3-pointers made during a season • School record eight 3-pointers in a game • Scored a school record 20 points in a quarter • Named to All-Confer-ece team all four years • Two-time Gazette Player of the Year • Named to Indiana Top 100 by Hoosier Basketball Magazine • Honorable Mention All-State • IBCA All-Academic Team

• Graduated ranked 12th of 457 students in class • High Honor Roll all four years • Enjoys hanging out with friends and family, watch-ing movies, and playing cards • One brother, Derek, played baseball at Indiana Wesleyan University • Future plans include becoming a marketer for Wide World Sports Complex in Disney • Favorite Bible verse is Philipians 4:13.

WHY TAYLOR: “Taylor is different than any other school that I know. The girls on the team are great, and the coaches truly care. Taylor’s academics are also great and I love the community I found here on campus.”

About LindenFull Name: Linden DaissParents: Mike and Sarah DaissHigh School Coach: Jeff GuentherMajor: Exercise Science

FRESHMAN SEASON (2010-11)Played in 16 games • Scored nine points for the season • Shot 63 percent from the free throw line • Registered three steals and pulled down seven rebounds.

PREP/PERSONAL: A team captain and All-Conference Selection during her senior sea-son • Averaged 18.8 points per game along with 8.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game during senior year • Member of the 2010 All-North Team • Byron E. Stout Female Athlete of the Year her senior year • Participated in the Indiana North-South All-Star game following her senior season • Member of the Indiana

Basketball Coaches Association Academic All-State honorable mention list • Graduated in top ten percent of class • Named to the Honor Roll all four years of high school • Lettered three years in basketball and one year in track • Plans to attend graduate school and pursue her doctorate in Physical Therapy and plans to help athletes recover from injures • Favorite Bible verse is Exodus 15:2.

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Guard5-7 • FreshmanBoca Raton, Florida

RAYANA

8 Forward5-10 • FreshmanJewell, Iowa

SARA

South Hamilton H.S.

About SaraFull Name: Sara Elizabeth WaidParents: Dan and Karen WaidHigh School Coach: Kathi FisherMajor: Exercise Science

PREP/PERSONAL: A four year varsity starter at South Hamilton High School • Averaged 12.7 points and nine rebounds during her senior campaign • Won first team All-Con-ference honors each of her last two seasons • Played in Iowa Coaches Association All-Star game • Set school records for offensive re-bounds in a game and career • Honorable mention on Mid-Iowa team • Two year letter winner and state championship participant in golf • Captain of basketball and volleyball team during senior year • Member of National Honors Society • All-Academic District Team • Honor Roll • Tied for first in class * Future

8plans include attending graduate school and majoring in occupational therapy • Favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:13.

WHY TAYLOR: “I chose to play at Taylor be-cause I wanted a school where I could grow spiritually and academically while playing the sport I love. When I met the coaches and players they were very encouraging, wel-coming, and most importantly playing for the common goal of glorifying God. I knew God had led me here.”

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About RayanaFull Name: Rayana Acioli Carneiro Parents: Velucia CarneiroHigh School Coach: Sean DoughertyMajor: Accounting

PREP/PERSONAL: Conference Player of the Year her senior season • Averaged 25 points, six assists, and four steals during her senior campaign • Served as a team captain her senior season • Named to All-County team by the Miami Herald • All-Area First Team • Named a Top 5 player in Broward County by the Sun Sentinel • Enjoys going to the beach with friends and watching One Tree Hill • Plans after graduation include waiting to see what doors God opens • Favorite Bible verse is Galatians 2:20.

WHY TAYLOR: “During my visit to Taylor, God made it clear that this was where He wanted me to be, even though it was across the country from Florida.”

CARNEIRO

WAID

Calvary Christian Academy

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Forward5-10 • FreshmanHuntington, Ind.

KAYLASCHENKEL

Huntington North H.S.

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Guard6-0 • FreshmanCrete, Illinois

ERINNBEHN

Illiana Christian H.S.

About ErinnFull Name: Erinn Elizabeth Behn Parents: Marty and Yvonne BehnHigh School Coach: Dave BosmanMajor: Physical Education

44PREP/PERSONAL: A three-time All-Confer-ence selection in basketball • Averaged 13.8 points, four assists, and three steals per game her senior season • First girls basketball play-er in Illiana Christian High School history to score over 1,000 career points • Won Illinois State 3-point shooting competition during senior season • A two-time All-Conference se-lection in cross country • Cross country team MVP * Qualified for cross country state cham-pionship all four years • Two-time All-Confer-ence selection in soccer • Won conference player of the year in soccer her junior season • Member of National Honor Society • Student Council Vice President • High Honor Roll •

Enjoys sleeping, Facebook, watching sports, and hanging out with friends • Plans to teach physical education in an elementary school • Favorite Bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11.

WHY TAYLOR: “I love that the main goal of the team is to glorify God. The fact that every person on the team is using the gifts that God gave them to glorify Him really drew me to the program. The coaches and the team were so welcoming when I visited and I could tell that I was going to get along with all of them very well.”

About KaylaFull Name: Kayla Ann SchenkelParents: Mark and Cindy SchenkelHigh School Coach: Kelly Jones, Heidi LawsonMajor: Elementary Education

PREP/PERSONAL: First Team All-Conference senior year • Led team in scoring, rebound-ing, and field goal percentage during senior season • Named team MVP following senior season • Two-time All-Conference selection in track as a junior and senior • Qualified for the IHSAA Regional Meet in the 4 x 400 meter re-lay and the 400 meter dash • A member of the National Honors Society • Graduated Top 50 in her class • Earned All-Academic Athletic Let-ter • Enjoys running, hanging out with friends, and reading • Future plans include becoming a teacher and travelling • Favorite Bible verse is James 1:2-3.

WHY TAYLOR: “I loved the atmosphere and how the team is centered around Christ.”

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2010-11 review

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2010-11 SEASON REVIEW

The 2010-11 team finished with a 15-16 overall record and a 6-10 mark in conference games, featuring two wins over teams rated in the NAIA D-II Coaches’ Top 25 Poll.

Taylor started off its season with a thrilling 82-79 win over Robert Mor-ris (Ill.) in the Purdue-Calumet Tip-Off Classic. Senior Allison Reece scored a career-high 31 points in the win. The Trojans fell in the next game of the season-starting tournament to Purdue-Calumet, but bounced back four days later with a dominant 91-49 win over Wilberforce.

The Trojans improved to 4-1 to start the season with two more wins in the Indiana Tech SportOne Shootout. Taylor dropped Holy Cross College 75-63 on Nov. 12, then picked up their second 40-plus point win with a 88-46 victory over Marygrove a day later.

On Nov. 23 the Trojans played their first of four games against ranked op-ponents in just over two weeks. Taylor fell to MCC-rival No. 3 Indiana Wesley-an but knocked off No. 4 Saint Francis 79-65 a week later in the team’s sec-ond conference game. Playing on the road, the Trojans held the high-pow-ered Cougar offense scoreless for four minutes down the stretch to secure the victory. Reece had 20 points and 10 rebounds in the win.

Taylor didn’t waste any time in beating another ranked opponent when they

sunk No. 23 Huntington 69-63 three days later. Sophomore Tess Rudolph shot 2-4 from behind the three-point-line and finished with 12 points. The Trojans sat at 8-4 after a loss to No. 13 Cedarville, which finished off a gru-eling midseason stretch for the team.

The team spent the following weekend in Daytona Beach, Fla., for the Day-tona Beach shootout, and nearly got another win over a ranked opponent in a 70-69 loss to NAIA D-I No. 10 Bethel (Tenn.). Rudolph scored 29 points on 10-15 shooting for the Trojans, who lost on two made free-throws after leading 69-68 with nine seconds to play.

Taylor sat at 11-6 overall and 2-1 in conference when the calendar year turned to 2011, but the Trojans went just 4-10 during the last month and a half of the season, playing only confer-ence games.

The Trojans got wins over Grace, Bethel, Spring Arbor and Goshen but lost in rematches with No. 8 Indiana Wesleyan and No. 4 Saint Francis. Taylor’s season ended when they played Saint Francis for the third time in the MCC Tournament Quarterfinals. The Trojans trailed by just four with 25 second remaining, but fell by a score of 71-64.

After the season Rudolph and Reece were both named MCC Honorable Mention All-Conference. Freshman

Kelsey Bryant averaged 5.3 PPG and was named to the MCC-All-Freshman Team.

Reece and fellow senior Becca Morris both surpassed 1,000 points for their collegiate careers during the sea-son. Reece was second on the team in both scoring and rebounding with averages of 13.7 PPG and 5.7 RPG. Morris average 10.9 PPG and shot 36% from behind the 3-point line.

Sophomore Erika Redweik put in 7.7 PPG and added 4.2 RPG. Fellow sophomore Erin Guarneri led the team in rebounding with 5.9 RPG and also averaged 6.7 PPG. As a team the Trojans averaged 69.0 PPG, the most since the 2006-2007 season. The 14.0 APG and 8.8 SPG were also the most in four years. Reece’s 1.7 BPG helped Taylor achieve a higher BPG average (3.5) than any other Trojan team in over seven years.

Rudolph averaged 14.2 PPG in her second season and joined Reece as the second Trojan in two years to lead the nation in free-throw percentage after shooting 91.7% from the charity-stripe. Reece broke Taylor’s career free-throw percentage mark with a four-year percentage of 84.9%. Taylor as a team ranked third in the country with a 77.0% free-throw percentage.

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2010-11 Schedule and reSulTSOverall: 15-16 • MCC: 6-10 • Home: 8-5 • Away: 2-10 • Neutral: 5-1 • Overtime: 0-1

Date W/L Score Opponent TU Leading Scorer(s) TU Rebound Leader(s) TU Assist Leader(s)

11/5 W 82-79 vs Robert Morris Reece (31) Daniels, Reece (10) Bryant (4)11/6 L 73-85 at Purdue Calumet Rudolph (23) Morris, Reece (7) Fouch (5)11/10 W 91-49 vs WILBERFORCE Bryant (17) Reece (9) McLeish (5)11/12 W 75-63 vs Holy Cross Reece (20) Redweik (13) Rudolph (5)11/13 W 88-46 at Marygrove Rudolph (23) (13) Bryant (5)11/19 L 56-61 at Wheaton Morris (24) McLeish (8) McLeish (4)11/20 W 65-38 vs Illinois College Morris (14) Guarneri, Bryant (7) McLeish, Rudolph (4)11/23 L 43-72 vs INDIANA WESLEYAN * Redweik (11) Morris (6) McLeish (2)11/27 W 79-62 vs HOLY CROSS Rudolph (21) 3 players (6) McLeish (6)12/1 W 79-65 at Saint Francis * Reece (20) Reece (10) McLeish (5)12/4 W 69-63 vs HUNTINGTON * Redweik (18) Morris (8) Reece (4)12/9 L 58-79 vs CEDARVILLE Reece (13) Reece (9) McLeish, Fouch (4)12/11 W 65-50 at Midway Guarneri (15) Guarneri (7) McLeish (3)12/19 W 86-66 vs Bethel (Kan.) Morris (20) Guarneri (11) McLeish (5)12/20 L 69-70 vs Bethel (Tenn.) Rudolph (29) Reece (10) McLeish (7)12/30 W 86-75 vs TRINITY INTERNATIONAL Reece (22) Reece (10) Guarneri, McLeish 12/31 L 60-72 vs WHEATON Redweik (15) Guarneri (17) Bryant (4)1/4 L 45-60 at Spring Arbor * Redweik (10) (7) Bryant (4)1/6 L 60-80 vs MARIAN * Reece (20) Reece (10) Fouch (2)1/8 W 77-61 vs GRACE * Rudolph, Reece (23) Reece (8) Rudolph (4)1/15 L 62-64 at Goshen * Bryant (15) Bryant (7) Daniels (2)1/19 W 84-82 vs BETHEL * Reece (24) Redweik (10) McLeish (7)1/22 L 58-72 at Indiana Wesleyan * Rudolph (21) Daniels (5) Bryant (3)1/26 L 74-87 vs SAINT FRANCIS * Reece (19) Guarneri (8) Morris, Guarneri (3)1/29 L 70-79 at Huntington * Bryant (20) Bryant (10) Morris, Bryant (5)2/3 W 68-40 vs SPRING ARBOR * Rudolph (23) Guarneri (9) Guarneri, Rudolph 2/5 L 58-91 at Marian * Rudolph (21) Reece, Fouch (7) Morris, Rudolph (3)2/9 L 79-82(OT) vs Grace * Reece (25) Eskew (9) McLeish (5)2/16 W 64-49 vs GOSHEN * Reece (19) Redweik (7) Bryant, Redweik (3)2/19 L 52-70 at Bethel * Reece (11) Guarneri (7) Rudolph (4)2/22 L 64-71 at Saint Francis Morris (19) Redweik (9) Bryant (4)


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3-Pt FG Rebounds# Name GP GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF Total R/G A TO BLK ST PTS P/G

10 Ashley Fouch 29 0 307 20 57 .351 2 12 .167 20 29 .690 4 33 37 1.3 33 60 0 20 62 2.111 Becca Morris 31 30 854 103 266 .387 56 157 .357 75 96 .781 18 89 107 3.5 44 81 1 36 337 10.912 Erin Guarneri 30 20 724 73 176 .415 18 59 .305 36 46 .783 50 126 176 5.9 49 67 6 38 200 6.714 Morgan McLeish 31 26 684 33 109 .303 5 24 .208 25 45 .556 31 60 91 2.9 93 78 1 20 96 3.115 Kelsey Bryant 31 4 535 52 163 .319 10 54 .185 50 72 .694 28 72 100 3.2 55 90 6 53 164 5.322 Erika Redweik 31 8 470 105 187 .561 0 0 .000 29 38 .763 45 85 130 4.3 22 29 7 27 239 7.724 Tess Rudolph 31 31 991 138 355 .389 65 173 .376 99 108 .917 35 43 78 2.5 72 86 2 39 440 14.230 Becca Daniels 30 0 312 24 58 .414 0 1 .000 31 45 .689 15 61 76 2.5 16 20 9 9 79 2.632 Allison Reece 31 31 900 138 297 .465 3 9 .333 148 178 .831 64 114 178 5.7 38 49 53 17 427 13.833 Shayna Wood 22 0 136 10 25 .400 0 1 .000 3 10 .300 7 17 24 1.1 4 7 7 6 23 1.040 Linden Daiss 16 0 62 2 17 .118 0 2 .000 5 8 .625 3 4 7 0.4 1 5 0 3 9 0.644 Paige Spencer 11 0 67 4 11 .364 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 3 10 13 1.2 1 5 4 0 8 0.754 Nellie Eskew 20 5 184 19 59 .322 1 3 .333 16 21 .762 13 33 46 2.3 6 16 12 5 55 2.8

TAYLOR 31 721 1780 .405 160 496 .323 537 697 .770 378 838 1216 39.2 434 601 108 273 2139 69.0Opponents 31 738 1884 .392 190 633 .300 417 614 .679 395 748 1143 36.9 408 565 78 345 2083 67.2

3-Pt FG Rebounds# Name GP GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF Total R/G As TO BLK ST PTS P/G

11 Becca Morris 16 15 420 46 136 .338 32 82 .390 49 61 .803 12 30 42 2.6 23 42 0 7 173 10.812 Erin Guarneri 5 5 137 12 28 .429 5 15 .333 7 10 .700 4 18 22 4.4 10 13 0 7 36 7.214 Morgan McLeish 16 16 522 36 92 .391 6 19 .316 37 40 .925 9 58 67 4.1 57 44 1 18 115 7.215 Courtney Turner 15 0 148 15 35 .429 1 5 .200 5 14 .357 9 20 29 1.9 7 13 0 5 36 2.420 Hillary Guion 13 1 291 26 64 .406 3 12 .250 21 29 .724 21 38 59 4.0 15 28 1 13 76 5.822 Erika Redweik 12 0 106 18 35 .514 0 0 .000 8 11 .727 11 9 20 1.2 2 7 0 8 44 3.724 Tess Rudolph 16 12 467 57 159 .358 41 95 .432 29 35 .829 14 25 39 1.0 23 37 0 15 184 11.530 Bethany Ballard 13 9 292 30 68 .441 0 0 .000 45 63 .714 17 41 58 1.9 29 27 7 19 105 8.132 Allison Reece 16 16 530 73 134 .545 1 2 .500 63 72 .875 35 48 83 5.1 20 22 24 16 210 13.133 Libby Bird 12 0 83 7 12 .583 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 8 16 24 .5 1 9 3 6 16 1.344 Kaycee Sullivan 7 0 83 5 15 .333 2 2 1.00 0 0 .000 0 11 11 1.1 2 7 2 2 12 1.754 Nellie Eskew 16 6 222 36 88 .409 2 5 .400 16 23 .696 17 31 48 3.0 33 10 7 90 5.6 5.6

TAYLOR 16 361 866 .417 93 237 .392 282 363 .777 173 419 592 37.0 198 287 48 123 1097 68.6Opponents 16 384 964 .398 90 282 .319 213 289 .737 207 380 587 36.8 204 277 45 154 1071 66.9

2010-11 STaTiSTicSIndividual Statistics (All Games)

Individual Statistics (Conference Games Only)

2011-12 TAYLOR WOMEN’S BASKETBALL2011-12 TAYLOR WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Category Total Player GamePoints 31 Reece Robert Morris, 11/5Field Goals Made 10 Reece, Rudolph Trinity International, 12/30, Bethel,

Field Goal Attempts 19 Rudolph Spring Arbor, 2/3Field Goal % (min 5) 1.000 Guarneri, Redweik Wilberforce, 11/10, Spring Arbor, 1/4

3-Pt FG Made 5 Morris, Rudolph (twice) Grace, 2/9, Purdue Calumet, 11/6, Holy Cross,

3-Pt FG Attempts 10 Morris (twice), Rudolph

3-Pt FG % (min 2) 1.000 Guarneri, McLeish, Morris Grace, 1/8, Holy Cross, 11/27, Marygrove,

Free Throws Made 14 Reece (twice) Marian, 1/6, Robert Morris, 11/5Free Throw Attempts 17 Reece Robert Morris, 11/5Free Throw % (min 4) 1.000 Reece (three), Rudolph

Rebounds 17 Guarneri Wheaton, 12/31Offensive Rebounds 6 Bryant Huntington, 1/29Defensive Rebounds 13 Guarneri Wheaton, 12/31Assists 7 McLeish (twice) Bethel University., 12/20, Bethel College,

Steals 6 Bryant (twice) Spring Arbor, 1/4. Saint Francis, Blocks 6 Reece Saint Francis, 1/26

Individual Game HighsCategory Total GamePoints 91 Wilberforce, 11/10Field Goals Made 36 Wilberforce, 11/10Field Goal Attempts 73 Huntington, 1/29Field Goal % .559 Trinity International, 12/303-Pt FG Made 11 Holy Cross, 11/273-Pt FG Attempts 23 Purdue Calumet, 11/63-Pt FG % .636 Saint Francis, 12/1Free Throws Made 30 Holy Cross, 11/12, Marian, 1/6Free Throw Attempts 36 Holy Cross, 11/12, Marian, 2/5Free Throw % .963 Grace, 1/8Rebounds 57 Holy Cross, 11/12Offensive Rebounds 23 Huntington, 1/29Defensive Rebounds 42 Wheaton, 12/31Assists 21 Trinity International, 12/30Steals 17 Bethel, 12/19Blocks 8 Saint Francis, 1/26, Midway,

Team Game Highs

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The Mid-cenTral colleGe conference

MCC GAMES OVERALL

W L PCT. W L PCT. HOME ROAD NEUT.

Indiana Wesleyan 13 3 .813 29 6 .829 10-2 11-2 8-2

Saint Francis 12 4 .750 25 9 .735 10-3 11-4 4-2

Marian 12 4 .750 23 8 .742 9-3 10-3 4-2

Huntington 10 6 .625 19 11 .633 8-6 10-5 1-0

Bethel 8 8 .500 21 14 .600 8-5 8-8 5-1

Grace 7 9 .438 17 17 .500 10-6 5-7 2-4

Taylor 6 10 .375 15 16 .484 8-5 2-10 5-1

Spring Arbor 2 14 .125 8 23 .258 3-10 5-12 0-1

Goshen 2 14 .125 6 24 .200 2-12 2-11 2-1

2010-11 MCC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS


The Mid-Central College Conference, which enters its 53rd season in 2011-12, is one of the oldest con-ferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Founded in 1959, the conference cur-rently consists of 10 colleg-es and universities located in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. MCC member insti-tutions are Bethel College (Mishawaka, Ind.); Goshen College (Goshen, Ind.); Grace College (Winona Lake, Ind.); Huntington University (Huntington, Ind.); Indiana Wesleyan University (Marion, Ind.); Marian University (Indianapolis, Ind.); Mount Vernon Nazarene University (Mount Vernon, Ohio); University of Saint Francis (Fort Wayne, Ind.); Taylor University (Upland, Ind.); and its new-est member, Spring Arbor University (Spring Arbor, MI).

The purpose of the Mid-Central College Conference is to promote intercollegiate

athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The league sponsors championships in

the following men’s sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, ten-nis, and track and field. The MCC also sponsors cham-pionships in the following women’s sports: basketball,

cross country, soccer, soft-ball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball.

Last year, over 50 Mid-Central College Conference athletes were named NAIA All-Americans. Also, over 200 MCC student-athletes were named NAIA Scholar-Athletes. MCC teams are frequently found in the NAIA National Polls in all sports.

In addition to honoring out-standing achievement on the playing fields in all 14 sports, the conference also recognizes achievement in the classroom. Each year an Academic All-Mid-Central Conference Team is select-ed. Last year, over 250 ath-letes representing each of the nine member institutions were so honored.

On June 1, 2008, J.D. Collins, a former Indiana business CEO and veteran NCAA college basketball referee, was named the first commissioner of the MCC.

MCC MEMBERS >>

Taylor

Bethel

Goshen

Grace

Huntington

Indiana Wesleyan

MarianMount Vernon Nazarene

Saint Francis

Spring Arbor

CONFERENCE DIRECTORY >>

Mailing Address2277 S. Angling PikeHartford City, IN 47348

Phone (765) 748-1776

Fax (765) 348-4214

Website Addresswww.mid-centralconf.org

J.D. Collins, [email protected]

Joe Voldrich, [email protected]

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2010-11 MCC HONORS >>:: MCC FIRST TEAM >

Hayley Cashier GraceKelsey Green HuntingtonElaine Hessel Indiana WesleyanRachel Kenney MarianJulie Seiss Saint FrancisHeather Seyfred Bethel

:: MCC SECOND TEAM >

Sarah Miller HuntingtonKayla Mullins Saint FrancisKrystal Stoneking Indiana WesleyanMandy Yoder BethelErica Yost Goshen

:: MCC HONORABLE MENTION >

Tess Rudolph TaylorAllison Reece TaylorDanielle Boykin GraceEmily Smithson MarianKayla Thompson Indiana Wesleyan

:: TAYLOR’S MCC ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM

Kelsey Bryant


DID YOU KNOW ?

2010-11 MCC STATISTICAL LEADERS >>individual leaders >>

:: SCORING (Points/Game) >PLAYER TEAM G PTS P/GHeather Seyfred BC 35 602 17.20Kayla Mullins USF 34 578 17.00Sarah Miller HU 30 490 16.33Julie Seiss USF 34 528 15.53Rachel Kenney MU 31 452 14.58Elaine Hessel IWU 35 501 14.31Tess Rudolph TU 31 440 14.19Melissa Tejkl SAU 27 382 14.15Allison Reece TU 31 427 13.77Erica Yost GO 23 309 13.44

:: FIELD GOAL % >PLAYER TEAM FGM FGA PCTElaine Hessel IWU 182 302 0.603Rachel Kenney MU 174 329 0.529Hayley Cashier GR 172 353 0.487Julie Seiss USF 170 373 0.456Erica Yost GO 119 277 0.430

:: FREE THROW % >NAME TEAM FTM FTA PCTTess Rudolph TU 99 108 0.917Elaine Hessel IWU 127 150 0.847Heather Seyfred BC 90 108 0.833Allison Reece TU 148 178 0.831Julie Seiss USF 161 205 0.785Kayla Mullins USF 145 186 0.780Danielle Boykin GR 94 122 0.770Amanda Pedro USF 86 118 0.729Krystal Stoneking IWU 92 128 0.719

:: REBOUNDS >PLAYER TEAM G TOT AVGKelsey Green HU 24 255 10.63Hayley Cashier GR 34 277 8.15Rachel Kenney MU 31 243 7.84Cassie Greives GO 31 225 7.76Melissa Tejkl SAU 30 184 6.82Chanell Ridley USF 33 211 6.39Erin Guarneri TU 30 176 5.87Whitley Emerson MU 31 180 5.81Bekah Basinger BC 35 202 5.77Allison Reece TU 31 178 5.74

:: BLOCKS >PLAYER TEAM G B AVGAllison Reece TU 31 53 1.71Rachel Turk MU 31 52 1.68Rachel Kenney MU 31 40 1.29Baysia Cox BC 24 25 1.04Whitley Emerson MU 31 28 0.90Jessica Harrison GO 30 26 0.87Bekah Basinger BC 35 28 0.80Julie Seiss USF 34 25 0.74Kate Ball GR 34 24 0.71Sarah Clark BC 35 24 0.69

:: DOUBLE DOUBLES >PLAYER TEAM NO.Kelsey Green HU 11Rachel Kenney BC 11Hayley Cashier GR 7Cassie Greives GO 5Allison Reece TU 5Whitley Emerson MU 5Kelly Bruggerman SAU 5Melissa Tejkl SAU 4Mandy Yoder BC 4

team leaders >>:: SCORING OFFENSE >

TEAM G PTS AVGSaint Francis 34 2485 73.09Bethel 35 2460 70.29Marian 31 2172 70.07Taylor 31 2139 69.00Indiana Wesleyan 35 2332 66.63Grace 34 2258 66.41Huntington 30 1950 65.00Goshen 30 1765 58.83Spring Arbor 28 1734 55.94

:: FIELD GOAL % >TEAM G FGM FGA PCTIndiana Wesleyan 35 835 1776 0.470Marian 31 763 1804 0.423Saint Francis 34 853 2070 0.412Taylor 31 721 1780 0.405Huntington 30 674 1674 0.403Grace 34 811 2023 0.401Bethel 35 862 2164 0.398Goshen 30 657 1657 0.396Spring Arbor 31 590 1566 0.377

:: FREE THROW % >TEAM G FTM FTA PCTTaylor 31 537 697 0.770Saint Francis 34 554 720 0.769Indiana Wesleyan 35 473 644 0.734Marian 31 492 672 0.732Bethel 35 448 627 0.715Grace 34 454 649 0.700Goshen 30 329 475 0.693Huntington 30 450 657 0.685Spring Arbor 31 429 634 0.677

:: DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS >TEAM G REB AVGMarian 31 921 29.7Taylor 31 838 27.0Spring Arbor 31 835 26.9Huntington 30 782 26.1Grace 34 880 25.9Indiana Wesleyan 35 900 25.7Bethel 35 860 24.6Saint Francis 34 824 24.2Goshen 30 715 22.8

:: BLOCKS >TEAM G B AVGMarian 31 158 5.1Taylor 31 108 3.5Bethel 35 106 3.0Grace 34 93 2.7Saint Francis 34 80 2.4Spring Arbor 31 71 2.3Goshen 30 68 2.3Huntington 30 50 1.7Indiana Wesleyan 35 52 1.5

:: 3-POINT % >TEAM G 3PM 3PA PCTSaint Francis 34 224 637 0.353Indiana Wesleyan 35 189 555 0.341Grace 34 182 533 0.341Huntington 30 152 470 0.323Taylor 31 160 496 0.323Bethel 35 288 921 0.313Marian 31 154 496 0.310Spring Arbor 31 125 446 0.280

Goshen 30 122 468 0.261

Erika Redweik

TAYLOR BASKETBALL20TH MOST WINS IN NAIA HISTORY School W L Pct.Union (Tenn.) 1,106 194 .851Wayland Baptist (Texas) 953 390 .710Saint Ambrose (Iowa) 840 284 .744Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 814 391 .675Mount Mercy (Iowa) 797 413 .659Campbellsville (Ky.) 768 307 .757Indiana Wesleyan 751 408 .648Midland Lutheran (Neb.) 736 404 .646Tennessee Wesleyan 725 354 .672College of the Ozarks (Mo.) 707 310 .695Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 701 430 .620Biola (Calif.) 701 535 .567Sterling (Kan.) 700 298 .701Lee (Tenn.) 691 404 .631Xavier (La.) 689 432 .615Oklahoma Christian 685 394 .635Northwestern (Iowa) 683 427 .621Oklahoma City 678 275 .711Oklahoma Baptist 672 410 .621Taylor (Ind.) 654 512 .561Doane (Neb.) 649 419 .608William Jewell (Mo.) 642 453 .586Aquinas (Mich.) 634 352 .643Georgetown (Ky.) 632 433 .593William Penn (Iowa) 632 489 .564

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HOME COURT ADVANTAGE: TAYLOR IN ODLE ARENA

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Kesler Student Activities Center

Athletics Conference Room “The Well” Fitness Center

Women’s Basketball Locker Room

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“Honoring those blessed with strength and ability, who have excelled in athletics.”

Taylor UniversityAthletic Hall of Fame

Bob LaFollette (Wrestling) 1985Jim Law (Coach) 2000Anne Lee (Volleyball) 2011Brad Ludwig (Track/C-C) 1978Jim MacLeish (Football) 2010Dennis McBrier (Football) 1979Dale Miller (Basketball) 2007*Phil Miller (Baseball/Basketball/Track) 1973 Rick Minnich (Football) 2009Randy Mohler (Baseball) 1987Benjamin Mosher (Football) 1974Steve Mozingo (Basketball) 2005Steve Muterspaw (Wrestling) 1992John Nelson (Football) 1990James Murage Njoroge (C-C/Track) 1998Ken O’Brien (Baseball) 1976*Don Odle (Basketball) 1973Steve Officier (Track) 1984Taylor Oliver (Track/C-C) 1981Ruth Ozmun (Volleyball) 1986Dick Plants (Track/C-C) 1978Phil Price (Basketball) 2002Gordon Pritz (Football/Wrestling) 1982Conrad Rehling (Coach) 1979Steve Renaker (Basketball) 1981Dan Rocke (Tennis/Baseball) 2010Gabriel (Kip) Rop (Cross Country/Track) 2011Paul Rork (Tennis) 1986Wade Russell (Football/Track) 1992Terry Schaumleffel (Golf) 1985Lori Shepard (Track) 1989Brittany Smith (Volleyball) 2010Robert Smith (Baseball/Meritorious Service) 2008Kevin Sorensen (Football/Wrestling/Track) 1978Tom Spahr (Baseball) 2008Chuck Stuart (Track) 1983Ned Stucky (Meritorious Service) 2007Scott Timmons (Basketball) 1997Trevor Tipton (Football) 1984Yen Tran (Basketball) 2007Jay Tyree (Football/Wrestling) 1987Phyllis Vance (Softball) 2008Larry Walker (Baseball) 2005Paul Warner (Track/Football) 1975David Wayne (Basketball) 2004John Wheeler (Meritorious Service) 1983Drew Whitfield (Wrestling) 1984Norm Wilhelmi (Meritorious Service) 1999Jody Williamson (Track/C-C) 1994Larry Winterholter (Baseball/Basketball) 1975Willy Wood (Track) 1992Mike Woods (Football) 2011Mark Wright (Basketball/Baseball) 1991Ted Wright (Baseball/Basketball) 1996Darren Youngstrom (Track) 2006

NAME (SPORT) YEAR INDUCTEDSheldon Bassett (Coach) 1994Cecil Bergen (Wrestling) 1986Doug Bonura (Football) 2001David Bowers (Coach) 1981Larry Brown(Track/C-C) 1989Teil Buroker (Meritorious Service) 1993Jim Bushur (Basketball) 1994Donald Callan (Football/Basketball) 1974Philip Captain (Track/C-C) 1974Joe Cebulski (Track) 2006Mal Cofield (Football) 1990Garth Cone (Coach) 1999Norm Cook (Meritorious Service) 1995Mark Cornfield (Track) 1991*Hersh Cornwell (Coach) 1973Bob Coughenour (Meritorious Service) 1986Chris Coy (Coach) 2006Natalie Steele Crane (Volleyball/Basketball) 2003*Bob Davenport (Coach) 1973Bob Davis (Football) 1985Stuart Davis (Soccer) 2010Laurel (Kinzer) Dean (Volleyball) 2009Heather (Pickerell) Delp (Volleyball) 2005Tom Dillon (Basketball) 1975Sam Eddy (Football/Baseball) 1989Ted Engstrom (Meritorious Service) 1996 Stevimir Ercegovac (Track) 2009Don Faimon (Golf) 1982Angie Fincannon (Coach) 2006Naomi Fruchey (Cross-Country) 2005Ralph Foote (Track/C-C) 1976Gary Friesen (Basketball/Track) 1980Ralph Gee (Basketball) 1995George Glass (Coach) 1977Nelson Gould (Football) 2004Steve Gradeless (Track/C-C) 1984*Don Granitz (FB/BB/Baseball/Track) 1973Tom Granitz (Basketball) 2003Glenn Guerin (Wrestling) 1982Rachel Haley (Basketball) 2001Taylor Hays (Basketball) 2007Justin Heth (Football) 2008Clark Hewitt (Baseball) 2004Carl Honaker (Basketball) 1976Art Howard (Basketball) 1977Tom Jarman (Coach) 1991*Forrest Jackson (Basketball) 1973Robert Jackson (Meritorious Service) 1990Roger Jenkinson (Basketball) 1980Ron Johnson (Football) 1995 Alan Jones (Basketball) 2009Gary Jones (Football) 1977*David Kastelein (Football/Basketball) 1973Gene Keller (Wrestling) 2011Jack King (Basketball) 1974*Original inductees are denoted by an asterisk.

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Taylor University’s athletic department maintains high academic and graduation goals for approximately 300 student-athletes involved in its intercollegiate athletic program.

To help achieve these goals, Taylor created the Student-Athlete Academic Support Program in 1998. Student achievement and performance was immediate and still continues today. After the spring 2010 semester, the cumulative grade point average for all student-athletes was 3.25. There were also 81 student-athletes who earned a spot on the Dean’s List during the spring semester with a 3.60 minimum grade point average.

Twelve of Taylor’s fifteen intercollegiate athletic teams were recognized by the NAIA as scholar teams for the 2010-2011 academic year. To be selected as a scholar team, the team’s average GPA must be 3.0 or above.

Taylor student-athletes commit countless hours to practices, competitions, and training. The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program seeks to assist student-athletes in the effort to balance those hours with their aca-demic demands. All incoming freshmen and transfer student-athletes attend seminars during the fall semester that discuss topics such as time and stress management, study skills, learning styles, test taking, and campus resources. The program also mandates a monitored study table, tutor possibilities, and academic advising. Upon the request of their respective coaches, returning student-athletes also become involved in the program.

Scott Stan enters his second year as the director of the Student-Athlete Academic Support Program. He oversees all details of the program and works in conjunction with the Academic Enrichment Center to connect student-athletes with the tutoring program and the writing center. In addition, he is also the staff mentor of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council which is comprised of one student-athlete from each varsity team. Their goal is to be a voice for student-athletes and to unify Taylor athletic teams while maintaining the Taylor University vision of reflecting Christ through their words and actions. The council also seeks out service opportunities for Taylor ath-letic teams to become involved in the community.

ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICSGO HAND IN HAND AT TAYLOR

student-Athlete AcAdemic support

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Team hisTory

Former NAIA First TeamAll-Americans, Natalie Steele and Liz Plass

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YearlY leaderS

Jen Peak Yen Tran Rachel HaleyGretchen Newhouse

SCORINGYear Player, Class, Position G TP AVG1983-84 Susan Chernenko, Jr, G 26 439 16.91984-85 Susan Chernenko, Sr, G 21 284 13.51985-86 Rochelle Fakes, So, F 21 303 14.41986-87 Lisa Anderson, Jr, C 22 260 11.81987-88 Heidi White, Fr, F 26 377 14.51988-89 Rachel Haley, Fr, G 29 505 17.41989-90 Rachel Haley, So, G 29 529 18.21990-91 Rachel Haley, Jr, G 32 527 16.41991-92 Rhonda Andrew, Sr, C 32 630 19.71992-93 Gretchen Newhouse, Fr, F 27 545 20.21993-94 Gretchen Newhouse, So, F 31 578 18.61994-95 Natalie Steele, Fr, C 25 400 16.01995-96 Natalie Steele, So, C 25 484 19.41996-97 Natalie Steele, Jr, C 30 621 20.71997-98 Natalie Steele, Sr, C 20 328 16.41998-99 Jen Peak, Jr, C 31 402 13.0 1999-00 Erin Hutton, Jr, F 35 385 11.02000-01 Bridget Carlson, Jr, G 32 489 15.3 2001-02 Liz Plass, Fr, F 33 479 14.52002-03 Melanie Brumbaugh, Jr, F 33 465 14.1 2003-04 Liz Plass, Jr, F 34 680 20.02004-05 Liz Plass, Sr, F 32 636 19.92005-06 Katie Madden, So, F 31 456 14.72006-07 Katie Madden, Jr, F 35 544 15.52007-08 Paige Rudolph, Jr, G 31 514 16.62008-09 Paige Rudolph, Sr. G 33 492 14.92009-10 Allison Reece, Jr, F 29 366 12.6 2010-11 Tess Rudolph, So. G 31 440 14.2

REBOUNDINGYear Player, Class, Position G REB AVG1983-84 Chris Nelson, Sr, C 26 212 8.1 1984-85 Marianne Getz, Jr, F 20 162 8.1 1985-86 Marianne Getz, Sr, F 18 117 10.31986-87 Lisa Anderson, Jr, C 22 214 9.71987-88 Lisa Anderson, Sr, C 26 221 8.51988-89 Heidi White, So, F 29 235 8.11989-90 Heidi White, Jr, F 30 247 8.21990-91 Paula Smead, Jr, F 34 298 8.81991-92 Rhonda Andrew, Sr, C 32 274 8.61992-93 Gretchen Newhouse, Fr, F 27 323 12.01993-94 Gretchen Newhouse, So, F 31 337 10.91994-95 Natalie Steele, Fr, C 25 294 11.81995-96 Natalie Steele, So, C 25 355 14.41996-97 Natalie Steele, Jr, C 30 424 14.11997-98 Natalie Steele, Sr, C 20 193 9.61998-99 Jen Peak, Jr, C 31 221 7.11999-00 Erin Hutton, Jr, F 35 184 5.32000-01 Bridget Carlson, Jr, G 32 158 4.92001-02 Liz Plass, Fr, F 33 198 6.02002-03 Melanie Brumbaugh, Jr, F 33 198 6.02003-04 Liz Plass, Jr, F 34 258 7.62004-05 Melanie Brumbaugh, Sr, F 32 208 6.52005-06 Katie Madden, So, F 31 197 6.32006-07 Allison Easterhaus, Sr, F 35 204 5.82007-08 Bethany Ballard, So, F 31 199 6.42008-09 Bethany Ballard, Jr, F 33 215 6.52009-10 Allison Reece, Jr, F 29 160 5.52010-11 Erin Guarneri, So. F 30 176 5.9

ASSISTSYear Player, Class, Position G AST AVG1983-84 Karen Helm, Fr, G 26 135 5.21984-85 Karen Helm, So, G 22 114 5.21985-86 Karen Helm, Jr, G 22 113 5.11986-87 Karen Helm, Sr, G 22 114 5.21987-88 Susan Kellum, Sr, G 26 84 3.21988-89 Shannon Warfield, So, G 29 67 2.31989-90 Rachel Haley, So, G 29 87 3.01990-91 Rachel Haley, Jr, G 32 118 3.71991-92 Rachel Haley, Sr, G 32 140 4.41992-93 Gretchen Newhouse, Fr, F 27 66 2.41993-94 Jennifer Bottom, Jr, G 31 107 3.51994-95 Jennifer Bottom, Sr, G 31 128 4.11995-96 Yen Tran, So, G 33 150 4.51996-97 Yen Tran, Jr, G 36 161 4.71997-98 Yen Tran, Sr, G 35 133 3.81998-99 Tara Shellabarger, Sr, G 32 88 2.11999-00 Krista Dennison, Jr, G 35 120 3.42000-01 Krista Dennison, Sr, G 32 93 2.92001-02 Lydia Harris, Fr, G 34 113 3.32002-03 Lydia Harris, So, G 33 145 4.42003-04 Lydia Harris, Jr, G 34 126 3.72004-05 Lydia Harris, Sr, G 30 158 5.32005-06 Paige Rudolph, Fr, G 32 76 2.42006-07 Paige Rudolph, So, G 35 110 3.12007-08 Paige Rudolph, Jr, G 31 120 3.92008-09 Tasha Marshall, So, G 33 87 2.62009-10 Morgan McLeish, So, G 29 102 3.52010-11 Morgan McLeish, Jr. G 31 93 3.0

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEYear Player, Class, Position G M-A PCT1983-84 Karen Helm, Fr, G 26 104-216 .4811984-85 Marianne Getz, Jr, F 20 86-190 .4531985-86 Karen Helm, Jr, G 22 85-184 .4611986-87 Lisa Anderson, Jr, C 22 97-205 .4731987-88 Lisa Anderson, Sr, C 26 150-291 .5151988-89 Rachel Haley, Fr, G 29 83-174 .4771989-90 Rhonda Andrew, So, C 29 89-180 .4941990-91 Rhonda Andrew, Jr, C 34 233-446 .5221991-92 Paula Smead, Sr, F 22 116-211 .5491992-93 Gretchen Newhouse, Fr, F 27 228-519 .4401993-94 Stacy Garlinger, Sr, F/C 31 190-345 .5501994-95 Natalie Steele, Fr, C 25 169-290 .583 1995-96 Natalie Steele, So, C 25 201-355 .6001996-97 Natalie Steele, Jr, C 30 248-426 .5821997-98 Natalie Steele, Sr, C 20 135-238 .5671998-99 Jen Peak, Jr, C 31 172-303 .5681999-00 Carrie Chivington, Fr, C 32 45-100 .4502000-01 Jen Peak, Sr, C 25 101-185 .5462001-02 Melanie Brumbaugh, So, F 34 83-148 .5612002-03 Melanie Brumbaugh, Jr, F 33 178-356 .5002003-04 Melanie Brumbaugh, Sr, F 34 175-323 .5422004-05 Katie Madden, Fr, F 31 154-278 .5542005-06 Katie Madden, So, F 31 175-335 .5222006-07 Katie Madden, Jr, F 35 221-401 .5512007-08 Alison Heesch, So, F 31 155-291 .5332008-09 Nellie Eskew, Fr, C 32 75-141 .5322009-10 Allison Reece, Jr, F 29 124-236 .5252010-11 Erika Redweik, So F 31 105-187 .561


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GaMe/SeaSon recordSGAME RECORDS

POINTS 38...........................Liz Plass, vs. Indiana Wes. 2/14/04 37 ........................ Natalie Steele, vs. St. Francis 1/8/97 36 ................. Natalie Steele, vs. Indiana Wes. 1995-96 36 ........................ Cristi Weaver, vs. Goshen, 1992-93FIELD GOALS MADE 16 .................... Natalie Steele, vs. St. Francis 1/8/1997 16 ................... Susan Chernenko, vs. Judson, 1983-84FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 30 ..Gretchen Newhouse, vs. Olivet Nazarene 1992-93FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 ............(9-9)Rhonda Andrew, vs. Hanover, 1990-913-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 9 .............................Rachel Haley, vs. Grace, 1991-923-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 22 ...................... Rachel Haley, vs. Cedarville, 1988-893-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 ........................(6-6) Yen Tran, vs. Grace 2/12/1997 1.000 ................... (4-4)Yen Tran, vs. Huntington, 1994-95 1.000 ...(4-4) Becca Morris, vs. Indiana Wesleyan, 1/20/10REBOUNDS 25 .....................Natalie Steele, vs. Franklin 12/14/1996 23 .......................... Natalie Steele, vs. Marian, 1995-96ASSISTS 13 .............................Karen Helm, vs. Bluffton, 1986-87 13 ........................... Diane Kahle, vs. Franklin, 1983-84STEALS 10 ......... Yen Tran, vs. Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1997-98 10 ....................... Karen Helm, vs. St. Francis, 1984-85BLOCKS 8 ....................... Alicia Russell, vs, Ind. Tech, 2003-04FREE THROWS MADE 18.................................Liz Plass, vs. Ind. Wes. 2/14/04 16 .......................Natalie Steele, vs. Ind. Wes. 1995-96 16 ......................... Heidi White, vs. St. Mary’s, 1989-90FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 23 ......................... Heidi White, vs. St. Mary’s, 1989-90FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (14-14.............................Allison Reece, vs. Marian, 2010-11 1.000 (14-14) ............ Jenny Dawes, vs. Olivet Nazarene, 2006-07 1.000 (11-11).............................Allison Reece, vs. Grace, 2010-11 1.000 (11-11) ......................... Paige Rudolph, vs. Marian, 2007-08 1.000 (10-10) ................ Jennifer Bottom, vs. St. Francis, 1994-95 1.000 (10-10) ............................Joi Brown, vs. Anderson, 1991-92 1.000 (10-10) ....................... Rachel Haley, vs. Defiance, 1989-90 1.000 (10-10) ............................Heidi White, vs. Franklin, 1987-88 1.000 (10-10) ................................ Liz Plass, vs. Goshen, 2004-05 1.000 (10-10)...................Bethany Ballard, vs. Marygrove, 2008-09 1.000 (10-10) .............................Becca Morris, vs. Bethel, 2009-10

SEASON RECORDSPOINTS 680 ............................................... Liz Plass, 2003-04FIELD GOALS MADE 249 .............................Gretchen Newhouse, 1993-94FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 529 ............................................... Liz Plass, 2004-05FIELD GOAL % .600 ....................................... Natalie Steele, 1995-963 POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 103 ........................................ Rachel Haley, 1991-923-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 314 ........................................ Rachel Haley, 1991-923-POINT FIELD GOAL % .424 ....................................... Tess Rudolph, 2009-10REBOUNDS 424 ....................................... Natalie Steele, 1996-97ASSISTS 161 ...............................................Yen Tran, 1996-97STEALS 121 ...............................................Yen Tran, 1997-98BLOCKS 58 .............................................. Jen Peak, 1998-99GAMES PLAYED 36 ...................... Yen Tran, Sarah Krause, 1996-97 36 ................ Lisa Maass, Grace Morrison, 1996-97 FREE THROWS MADE 188 ...............................................Yen Tran, 1997-98FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 229 ...............................................Yen Tran, 1997-98FREE THROW % .917 ....................................... Tess Rudolph, 2010-11

CAREER RECORDSFIELD GOALS MADE 753 .................................Natalie Steele, 1995-98FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1,942 ..................................Rachel Haley, 1988-92FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .584 .................................Natalie Steele, 1995-983 POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 377 ..................................Rachel Haley, 1988-923-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1,098 ..................................Rachel Haley, 1988-923-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .387 ............................Nikki Kassebaum, 2006-09CAREER POINTS 2,183 ......................................... Liz Plass, 2001-05REBOUNDS 1,266 .................................Natalie Steele, 1995-98ASSISTS 543 .........................................Yen Tran, 1995-98STEALS 369 .........................................Yen Tran, 1995-98BLOCKS 164 .................................... Jen Peak, 1997-2001GAMES PLAYED 138 ................... Melanie Brumbaugh, 2000-2005FREE THROWS MADE 521 .........................................Yen Tran, 1995-98FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 683 .....................................Heidi White, 1987-91FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .849 ................................. Allison Reece, 2007-11


Paige Rudolph

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TaYlor woMen’S BaSKeTBall honorS

All-Time CoAChing ReCoRds

1,000 PoinT ClubReCoRd by yeAR honoRs

1. Liz Plass Pts. Avg. 2001-02 479 14.5 2002-03 388 16.9 2003-04 680 20.0 2004-05 636 19.9 Totals 2,183 17.82. Rachel Haley Pts. Avg. 1988-89 505 17.4 1989-90 529 18.2 1990-91 527 16.4 1991-92 581 18.2 Totals 2,142 17.23. Natalie Steele Pts. Avg. 1994-95 400 16.0 1995-96 484 19.4 1996-97 621 20.7 1997-98 328 16.4 Totals 1,833 18.3 4. Heidi White Pts. Avg. 1987-88 377 14.5 1988-89 407 14.0 1989-90 506 16.8 1990-91 482 14.1 Totals 1,772 14.8 5. Yen Tran Pts. Avg. 1994-95 265 9.1 1995-96 326 9.9 1996-97 602 16.7 1997-98 563 16.1 Totals 1,756 13.26. Paige Rudolph Pts. Avg. 2005-06 226 7.1 2006-07 326 9.3 2007-08 514 16.6 2008-09 492 14.9 Totals 1,558 11.9 7. Rhonda Andrew Pts. Avg. 1988-89 110 4.2 1989-90 228 7.8 1990-91 548 16.1 1991-92 630 19.7 Totals 1,516 12.58. Jennifer Bottom Pts. Avg. 1991-92 155 4.8 1992-93 360 12.0 1993-94 505 16.3 1994-95 487 15.7 Totals 1,507 12.29. Katie Madden Pts. Avg. 2004-05 373 12.0 2005-06 456 14.7 2006-07 544 15.5 2007-08 86 6.1 Totals 1,459 12.910. Melanie Brumbaugh Pts. Avg. 2000-01 39 7.8 2001-02 211 6.2 2002-03 465 14.1 2003-04 505 14.9 2004-05 503 15.7 Totals 1,220 11.711. Cristi Weaver Pts. Avg. 1992-93 482 16.1 1993-94 324 10.5 1994-95 109 9.9 1995-96 301 9.1 Totals 1,216 11.512. Sarah Krause Pts. Avg. 1994-95 96 3.7 1995-96 132 4.0 1996-97 458 12.7 1997-98 505 14.4 Totals 1,191 9.213. Bethany Ballard Pts. Avg. 2006-07 122 7.2 2007-08 357 11.5 2008-09 442 13.4 2009-10 232 10.5 Totals 1,153 11.214. Gretchen Newhouse Pts. Avg. 1992-93 545 20.2 1993-94 578 18.6 Totals 1,123 19.415. Jen Peak Pts. Avg. 1997-98 218 6.8 1998-99 416 13.0 1999-2000 226 7.1 2000-01 254 10.2 Totals 1,114 9.316. Allison Reece Pts. Avg. 2007-08 35 1.5 2008-09 261 7.9 2009-10 366 12.6 2010-11 427 13.8 Totals 1,089 9.317. Erin Hutton Pts. Avg. 1997-98 129 3.7 1998-99 307 9.6 1999-2000 385 11.0 2000-01 244 7.6 Totals 1,065 7.9

NAIA All-American (1st Team)Natalie Steele ....................................... 1996Natalie Steele ....................................... 1997Liz Plass................................................2005

NAIA All-American (3rd Team)Natalie Steele ....................................... 1995Katie Madden ....................................... 2007Paige Rudolph ...................................... 2008Paige Rudolph.......................................2009

NAIA All-American (Honorable Mention) Natalie Steele ....................................... 1998Yen Tran ............................................... 1998

KODAK ALL-AMERICANBridget Carlson ..................................... 2001Liz Plass ............................................... 2004Liz Plass................................................2005

CoSIDA Academic All-American (3rd Team)Sarah Krause.......................................1998

NAIA All-DistrictHeidi White ........................................... 1989Rachel Haley ...........................1989, ’91, ’92Rhonda Andrew .................................... 1992Gretchen Newhouse ...................... 1993, ’94

NCCAA All-AmericanRachel Haley ........................................ 1991Rhonda Andrew .................................... 1991

All-HCWRachel Haley ................................. 1991, ’92Rhonda Andrew ............................. 1991, ‘92Heidi White ........................................... 1991Joi Brown .............................................. 1992

MCC All-Conference 1st TeamGretchen Newhouse ............................. 1994Stacy Garlinger ..................................... 1994Jennifer Bottom ............................. 1994, ’95Natalie Steele ...................1995, ’96, ’97, ’98Lisa Dunkerton ..................................... 1996Yen Tran ..................................1996, ’97, ’98Sarah Krause ....................................... 1998Krista Dennison .................................... 2001Bridget Carlson ..................................... 2001Liz Plass................................................2004Liz Plass................................................2005Katie Madden ....................................... 2007Paige Rudolph ...................................... 2008Paige Rudolph.......................................2009

MCC Player of the YearNatalie Steele ..........................1995, ’96, ’97

MCC Rookie of the YearCarrie Fields .................................... 1998-99Carrie Chivington ......................... 1999-2000

Hall of Fame InducteesNatalie Steele Crane..............................2005Rachel Haley Ancelet.............................2001Yen Tran.................................................2007

YEAR RECORD COACH1946-47 2-0 L. Braisted1947-48 9-0 Gilbert Dodd1948-49 2-0 Strahl1949-50 1-0 Jean Van Horn1950-51 6-0 Jean Van Horn1951-52 4-1 Jean Van Horn1952-53 4-2 Lois Wingert1953-54 8-3 Lois Wingert1956-57 6-1 Jean Schabinger1957-58 8-0 Jean Schabinger1960-61 4-2 Janet Benning1961-62 4-3 Janet Benning1962-63 5-3 Janet Benning1963-64 4-3 Janet Benning1964-65 5-3 Janet Benning1969-70 2-6 Charlotte Knox1971-72 3-5 Charlotte Knox1972-73 5-5 Joanne Peppard1973-74 6-7 Mary Edna Glover1974-75 7-6 Mary Edna Glover1975-76 10-3 Dan Boyd, John Bonham, Geoff Swartz1976-77 10-8 Bea Gorton1977-78 7-8 Bea Gorton1978-79 4-11 Bea Gorton1979-80 12-13 Bea Gorton1980-81 14-13 Sue Herbster1981-82 8-12 Sue Herbster1982-83 7-15 Sue Herbster1983-84 18-9 Sue Herbster1984-85 8-14 Diana Jones1985-86 7-16 Diana Jones1986-87 4-18 Marcy Girton1987-88 11-16 Marcy Girton1988-89 18-11 Marcy Girton1989-90 16-14 Tena Krause1990-91 23-11 Tena Krause1991-92 11-21 Tena Krause1992-93 10-20 Tena Krause1993-94 14-17 Tena Krause1994-95 20-11 Tena Krause1995-96 24-9 Tena Krause1996-97 28-8 Tena Krause1997-98 20-15 Tena Krause1998-99 18-14 Tena Krause1999-2000 20-15 Tena Krause2000-01 24-8 Tena Krause2001-02 20-14 Tena Krause2002-03 16-17 Tena Krause2003-04 23-11 Tena Krause2004-05 23-10 Tena Krause2005-06 18-14 Tena Krause2006-07 23-12 Tena Krause2007-08 17-14 Tena Krause2008-09 21-12 Tena Krause2009-10 17-12 Tena Krause2010-11 15-16 Tena Krause1946-2011 654-512 (.561) 56 seasons

COACH SEASONS RECORD L. Braisted 1 2-0 (1.000)Gilbert Dodd 1 9-0 (1.000)Strahl 1 2-0 (1.000)Jean Van Horn 3 11-1 (.917)Lois Wingert 2 12-5 (.706)Jean Schabinger 2 14-1 (.933)Janet Benning 5 22-14 (.611)Boyd/Bonham/Schwartz 1 10-3 (.769)Mary Edna Glover 2 13-13 (.500)Joanne Peppard 1 5-5 (.500)Charlotte Knox 2 5-11 (.313)Bea Gorton 4 33-40 (.452)Sue Herbster 4 47-49 (.489)Diana Jones 2 15-30 (.333)Marcy Girton 3 33-45 (.423)Tena Krause 22 421-295 (.588)1946-2011 56 seasons 654-512 (.561)


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naia all-aMericanS

Natalie STEELE

First Team • 1995-96, 1996-97Third Team • 1994-95Honorable Mention • 1997-98

Liz PLASS

First Team • 2004-05

Yen TRANHonorable Mention 1997-98

Paige RUDOLPHThird Team 2007-08, 2008-09

KatieMADDENThird Team 2006-07


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Yen TRANHonorable Mention 1997-98

all-TiMe roSTerAMorgan Achterhoff (2009)Kristi Ackley (1999)Karen Alshouse (1980, ’81)Lisa Anderson (1985, ’86, ’87, ’88)Rhonda Andrew (1989, ’90, ’91, ’92)Abby Ansbury (1980)Lori Arnold (1988, ’89)BStephanie Balyo (1995)Adona Ball (1985)Bethany Ballard (2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10)Tracy Barker (1990)Jan Barlow (1972)Mary Barnhart (1997)Susan Baur (1972)Deb Behr (1978, ’79, ’80, ’81)Sandy Behr (1979)Bridget Benson (1992)Libby Bird (2010)Stacey Bishop (1986)Marilyn Bloom (1972)Kati Bolton (1999)Amanda Bond (2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)Amber Bond (2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)Kristi Bosman (1998)Jennifer Bottom (1992, ’93, ’94, ’95)Kristy Bradley (1987)Bonnie Brotherton (1971, ’72, ’73)Sally Brooks (1982)Sue Brooks (1977)Joi Brown (1990, ’92)Melissa Brown (1987, ’88)Dana Brubaker (1989)Melanie Brumbaugh (2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04)Kelsey Bryant (2011)Bethany Buchwalter (2006)Sue Buehler (1977)Carolyn Butler (1971)Jo Butoryak (1974)Tammy Buttermore (1981, ’82, ’83, ’84)CJo Calhoun (1972)Bridget Carlson (2000, ‘01, ‘02)Charity Carpenter (1996)Pamela Carter (1970, ’72)Michelle Cates (1975, ’76, ’77, ’78)Paige Chapman (2000)Susan Chernenko (1982, ’83, ’84, ’85)Laura Chitwood (1987, ’88)Carrie Chivington (2000, ‘01, ‘02, 03)Jan Clevenger (1975)Shannon Clipp (1993)Hannah Cobine (2005)Denise Combs (1983)Tavia Cooper (2005)Tanya Cordial (1993, ’94)Emily Cox (1986, ’87)Melodie Cripe (1981)Sarah Crouse (1975, ’76, ’77, ’78)Sara Cummings (2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04)DSue Daily (1979, ’82)Linden Daiss (2011)Becca Daniels (2011)Jenny Dawes (2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)Rebekah Deal (2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08)Deb Demaree (1991)Barbara Demland (1970) Krista Dennison (2000, ‘01)Jill DeVries (1992)Diedra DeWitt (1980, ’81, ’82, ’83)Marlyn Diener (1971, ’72, ’74)Jenny Diller (1988)Connie Doling (1978)Jan Dunham (1976, ’77, ’79)Jill Dunham (1976, ’77, ’79)Laurie Dunkerton (1996,’97)Lisa Dunkerton (1995, ’96) Cindy Durr (1973, ’74, ’75, ’76)EAllison Easterhaus (2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)Christin Easterhaus (2000, ‘01, 02, 03)Chris Edmonds (1971)Amy Edmonds (2000, ‘01)Rhiannon Edwardsen (2007, ‘08)Brenda Ellsworth (1971, ’72)Denise Endsley (1993)Nellie Eskew (2009, ‘10, ‘11)FRochelle Fakes (1985, ’86)

Stacie Meyers (2006)Beth Mignon (1985, ’86, ’87, ’88)Wendy Miller (1993)Becca Morris (2010, ‘11)Grace Morrison (1994, ’95, ’96,’97)NNancy Neinhuis (1976, ’77, ’78, ’79)Chris Nelson (1983, ’84)Linda Nelson (1972)Liz Nemer (1997)Sandra New (2003)Gretchen Newhouse (1993, ’94)Michelle Noyes (1999, 2000)ODeborah Olson (1972)Carla Oradat (1975)PShawna Palmateer (1991)Jen Peak (1998, ‘99, 2000, ‘01)Terri Peed (1976, ’77, ’78, ’79)Pam Pilcher (1981, ’82)Liz Plass (2002, ‘03, ‘04)Sue Platt (1981)RErika Redweik (2010, ‘11)Allison Reece (2008, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11)Kim Rockey (1979, ’80, ’81, ’82)Cyndy Roth (1983)Julie Rubel (1999, 2000, ‘01, ‘02)Paige Rudolph (2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09)Tess Rudolph (2010, ‘11)Judy Rupert (1970, ’71)Deb Rupp (1975)Alicia Russell (2003, ‘04)Cathy Ryan (1988, ’89)SAudrey Satterblom (1971, ’72, ’73, ’74)Sue Schlueter (1985, ’86)Kelly Schlegel (2004)Brianna Selsvold (2007)Katie Shaffer (1993, ’94, ’95, ’96)Kaylene Shearer (1988, ’90, ’92)Katie Shedd (2001, ‘02)Sarah Shedd (2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04)Tara Shellabarger (1996,’97,’98, ‘99)Lori Shepard (1984)Roberta Shetler (1997, ’98)Janet Shriver (1981)Joy Sidebotham (1971)Melissa Simms (1997, ’98, ‘99, 2000)Missy Slough (1990)Paula Smead (1989, ’90, ’91, ’92)Christa Snyder (1986, ’87, ’88, ’89)Paige Spencer (2011)Natalie Steele (1995, ’96,’97,’98)Rachel Stivers (1978)Paula Striffler (1974)Shelli Stuiber (1987)Kaycee Sullivan (2009, ‘10)Theresa Summit (1986)Karol Svanoe (1977)Joana Switzer (2008)TMelissa Thompson (1976)Lynne Titsworth (1972)Yen Tran (1995, ’96, ’97,’98)Courtney Turner (2008-RS, ‘09, ‘10)Jessa Turner (1999, 2000, 01, ‘02)VPhyllis Vance (1974, ’75, ’76)Donna Vander Molen (1972, ’73)Sue Van Dyke (1970, ’71)Karen Vitko (1980, ’81)WDarne Waggoner (1979)Autumn Walker (2004)Lisa Wampole (1975)Andrea Walters (1974, ’75, ’76)Shannon Warfield (1988, ’89, ’90, ’91)Cristi Weaver (1993, ’94, ’95, ’96)Cindy Webster (1984)Corie West (2008Heidi White (1988, ’89, ’90, ’91)Cathy Williams (1990)Ruth Williams (1975)Julie Willis (1986)Jill Winkler (1982)Lynn Witmer (1971) Nancy Wolford (1995, ’96)Darlene Wood (1972)Shayna Wood (2011)Beth Wyse (1974)

Amy Farren (1980, ’81)Jennifer Ferguson (2006, ‘07, ‘08)Liz Ferris (1994)Carrie Fields (1999, 2000)Debby Frierson (1977, ’78, ’80Julie Frierson (1979)GDiane Gabrielson (1976, ’77)Holly Gaff (1993)Susie Gardneer (1975)Stacy Garlinger (1991, ’93, ’94)Lisa Gendich (1987)Nancy Gerent (1979, ’82)Marianne Getz (1983, ’84, ’85, ’86)Shelley Gibbs (1997, ’98)Jennifer Gilbert (1993, ’94, ’95)Pati Giles (1971)Marcia Girton (1980)Tiffany Glingle (1999)Alissa Goeglein (2009)Monica Graue (2005, ‘06)Dawn Greer (1991, ’92, ’93)Erin Guarneri (2010, ‘11)Hillary Guion (2010)HErica Haessler (2000)Rachel Haley (1989, ’90, 91, ’92)Cyndy Harper (1980, ’81, ’82, ’83)Lydia Harris (2002, ‘03, ‘04)Mallory Hawkins (2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06)Suzie Hayden (2002, 03)Cleone Heebner (1977, ’78, ’79)Alison (Sweeney) Heesch (2007, ‘08)Tranette Heflin (1975, ’76)Debra Heinrich (1970)Kris Heinsman (1977, ’78, ’79, ’80)Karen Helm (1984, ’85, ’86, ’87)Sue Herbster (1977)Wendy Higerd (1985)Brenda Hillman (1979, ’80, ’81, ’82)Carole Hoel (1979, ’80)Jill Howard (1978)Julie Hutson (1978, ’79, ’80)Erin Hutton (1998, 99, 2000, ‘01)IHeidi Ison (1982)JFran Janowicz (1973)Ann Johns (1986)Anne Johnson (1990)Kimball Johnson (1976, ’77, ’78, ’80)KDiane Kahl (1984)Diane Kahle (1983)Carol Kauffmann (1970, ’71)Nikki Kassebaum (2007, ‘08, ‘09)Susan Kellum (1985, ’86, ’87, ’88)Kia Kenney (1993)Sarah King (1996)Lillie Kitley (1976)Lori Klotz (1999, 2001, ‘02)Susan Koerner (1970)Susan Konold (1987)Sarah Krause (1995, ’96, ’97, ’98)Carol Kubik (1970)Allison Kura (2000)B. Kurtz (1970)LJan LaBeur (1974)Joy Landis (1970)Megan Lightfoot (2000, ‘01)Eileen Lindley (1973)Heidi Lindsey (2002)Kristen Ludwig (2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08)Hanne Lund (1990)Lindsey Lund (1996,’97)MLisa Maas (1994, ’95, ’96,’97)Katie Madden (2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08)Rhonda Maldeney (1985)Marlene Martin (1971)Tasha Marshall (2009)Terry Mashaw (1970)Sarah Matthews (1995)Donna McCarty (1994, ’95)Jeni McCaughan (1982, ’83, ’84)Morgan McLeish (2009, ‘10, ‘11)Betsy McWhorter (1999)Linda Meyer (1983, ’85)Jean Meyers (1970)Megan Meyers (2004)


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all-TiMe recordS vS. oPPonenTSSCHOOL 1ST GAME....... LAST GAME ......W-LAdrian 1980 ................. 1993 ......................2-2Air Force 1980 ................. 1980 ......................1-0Albion 1997 ................. 1999 ......................2-1Alma 2000 ................. 2000 ......................0-1Anderson 1961 ................. 1997 ....................31-3Aquinas 2000 ................. 2008 ......................4-3Ashland 1977 ................. 1977 ......................0-1Ball State 1951 ................. 1975 ......................3-6Bethel (IN) 1981 ................. 2011 ..................23-17Bethel (KS) 2010 ................. 2010 ......................1-0Bethel (TN) 2010 ................. 2010 ......................0-1Biola 1978 ................. 1978 ......................0-1Black Hills State 1998 ................. 1998 ......................1-0Bluffton 1987 ................. 1990 .....................3-1Bowling Green 1982 ................. 1982 ......................0-1Brescia 2007 ................. 2009 ......................1-1Butler 1953 ................. 1983 ......................5-3Calvin 1961 ................. 1991 ......................0-5Capitol 1977 ................. 1977 ......................0-1Cardinal Stritch 2002 ................. 2005 ......................0-2Carlow 2007 ................. 2007 ......................1-0Cedarville 1978 ................. 2010 ..................10-22Chicago, Univ. of 1988 ................. 1988 ......................0-1Concordia (MI) 1978 ................. 2007 ......................7-0Concordia (NE) 1997 ................. 2009 ......................0-2Cornerstone 2001 ................. 2009 ......................5-1Cumberland (TN) 1997 ................. 1999 ......................1-1Dakota State (ND) 2007 ................. 2007 ......................1-0Davenport (MI) 2002 ................. 2008 ......................1-2Defiance 1985 ................. 1994 ......................1-7Denison 1993 ................. 1993 ......................1-0DePauw 1976 ................. 1997 ....................18-5Doane 1998 ................. 1998 ......................0-1Earlham 1963 ................. 1988 ......................8-0Elmhurst 1995 ................. 1995 ......................1-0Evangel 2001 ................. 2001 ......................0-2Evansville 1977 ................. 1981 ......................1-1Franklin 1970 ................. 2001 ..................12-27Georgetown (KY) 1997 ................. 2007 ......................0-5Goshen 1963 ................. 2011 .................44-22Grace 1974 ................. 2011 ..................49-12Graceland 1995 ................. 1995 ......................1-0Grand Rapids 1990 ................. 1990 ......................1-0Greenville 1991 ................. 1991 ......................1-0Hanover 1953 ................. 1995 ....................12-3Hartwick 2001 ................. 2001 ......................1-0Holy Cross (IN) 2010 ................. 2010 ......................2-0Hope 1972 ................. 1994 ......................2-2Hope International 2007 ................. 2007 ......................0-1Houghton 2002 ................. 2002 ......................1-0Huntington 1972 ................. 2011 ..................44-31Illinois College 2010 ................. 2010 ......................1-0Illinois Benedictine 1995 ................. 1995 ......................1-0Illinois Springfield 2002 ................. 2008 ......................6-0Indiana 1951 ................. 1975 ......................2-1Indianapolis (Ind. Central) 1970 ................. 1984 ....................16-5Iowa Wesleyan 2007 ................. 2007 ......................1-0IUPU-Ft. Wayne 1980 ................. 1994 ......................4-6IUPU-Indianapolis 1982 ................. 1995 ....................4-13IU-Northwest 2000 ................. 2000 ......................1-0IU-Southeast 1984 ................. 2009 ......................6-4IU-South Bend 1996 ................. 2000 ......................1-4Indiana State 1975 ................. 1979 ......................0-2Indiana Tech 1980 ................. 2009 ..................13-18Indiana Wesleyan (Marion) 1970 ................. 2011 ..................34-40Ivy Tech 1981 ................. 1981 ......................0-1Judson 1984 ................. 2007 ......................3-3Kalamazoo 1953 ................. 1993 ......................0-2

SCHOOL 1ST GAME....... LAST GAME ......W-LLambuth 2003..................2003......................1-0Lee 1989 ................. 2005 ......................0-2Lindsey Wilson 1996 ................. 1996 ......................0-1MacMurray 1992 ................. 1992 ......................1-0Madonna 1996 ................. 2008 ......................7-2Malone 1988 ................. 2002 ......................4-2Manchester 1964 ................. 2000 ..................18-12Marian 1978 ................. 2011 ..................31-18Marshall 1977 ................. 1977 ......................1-0Marygrove 2008 ................. 2010 ......................2-0Maryville 2005 ................. 2005 ......................0-1McKendree 2002 ................. 2005 ......................1-1Michigan Dearborn 2005 ................. 2005 ......................1-0Midway 1996 ................. 2010 ......................5-0Missouri Baptist 1995 ................. 2008 ......................3-1Mt. St. Joseph 1991 ................. 2009 ......................2-3Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1983 ................. 1999 ......................2-3Northwood Institute 1983 ................. 1983 ......................0-1Notre Dame (OH) 1981 ................. 1982 ......................0-2Nyack 2001 ................. 2001 ......................1-0Oakland 1997 ................. 1997 ......................0-1Oakland City 1989 ................. 1989 ......................0-1Ohio Dominican 1996 ................. 2008 ......................6-3Olivet 1995 ................. 2002 .....................6-0Olivet Nazarene 1992 ................. 2007 ......................3-4Purdue 1961 ................. 1977 ......................1-4Purdue-Calumet 1982 ................. 2010 ......................7-6Quincy 1977 ................. 1977 ......................1-0Robert Morris 2001 ................. 2010 ......................4-0Rosary 1995 ................. 1995 ......................0-1Saginaw Valley 1983 ................. 1983 ......................0-1St. Francis (IL) 1992 ................. 2008 ......................2-1St. Francis (IN) 1979 ................. 2011 ..................22-44St. Joseph’s (IN) 1979 ................. 1984 ......................1-5St. Mary’s 1981 ................. 1990 ......................5-3St. Mary of the Woods 2000 ................. 2008 ......................5-0St. Xavier 2000 ................. 2007 ......................2-2Shawnee St. 2004..................2007.......................2-1Siena Heights 1989 ................. 2004 ......................6-2Silver Lake 1984 ................. 1984 ......................1-0Spalding 1998 ................. 2007 ......................3-0Spring Arbor 1984 ................. 2011 ..................22-16Tennessee Wesleyan 1997 ................. 1997 ......................1-0Transylvania 1984 ................. 1997 ......................1-1Trinity Christian 1985 ................. 2009 ......................7-1Trinity International 2007 ................. 2010 ......................3-0Tri-State 1975 ................. 2003 ..................11-13Valparaiso 1973 ................. 1987 ......................3-9Union 2002 ................. 2003 ......................0-2Urbana 1995 ................. 2008 ......................4-1Vincennes 1979 ................. 1980 ......................0-3Walsh 2001 ................. 2009 ......................3-0Warner Southern 1998 ................. 2003 ......................1-1West Virginia Wesleyan 1989 ................. 1989 ......................0-1Westmont 2007 ................. 2007 ......................0-1Wilberforce 2009 ................. 2010 ......................1-1William Woods 1984 ................. 1999 ......................2-0Williams Baptist 1996 ................. 1996 ......................1-0Wisconsin-Lacrosse 1981 ................. 1981 ......................0-1Wisconsin-Lutheran 2001 ................. 2001 ......................1-0Wisconsin-Whitewater 1998 ................. 1998 ......................1-0Wheaton 1951 ................. 2010 ......................2-9Wright State 1980 ................. 1986 ......................0-2


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all-TiMe SeaSon reSulTS1969-70 (2-6)

Coach: Charlotte KnoxW EarlhamW MarionL GoshenL Indiana CentralL AndersonL WheatonL Ball State “B”L Franklin

1970-71 (N/A)Coach: Charlotte Knox

1971-72 (2-3)Coach: Charlotte KnoxW MarionW EarlhamL ManchesterL PurdueL Huntington? Ball State? Indiana Central? Hope

1972-73 (5-5)Coach: Dr. Joanne PeppardW Ball StateW Butler ............................. 41-30W HuntingtonW IU Nursing...................... 40-28W Marion ............................ 50-34L Hope .............................. 43-51L Valparaiso ...................... 56-57L Manchester .................... 57-59L GoshenL Manchester

1973-74 (6-7)Coaches: Sheldon Bassett, Mary Edna GloverL Grace ............................. 28-29L Franklin .......................... 25-45L Ball State ....................... 36-53W Valparaiso ...................... 35-31W Earlham ......................... 44-35L Marion ............................ 29-47W Butler ............................. 56-21W Manchester .................... 44-42L Goshen .......................... 30-57W Huntington ..................... 48-44L Ball State ....................... 24-58W Manchester .................... 47-39L Valparaiso ...................... 40-41

1974-75 (7-6)Coach: Mary Edna GloverL Grace ............................. 51-57W Tri-State ......................... 78-26L Valparaiso ...................... 56-69W Marian ............................ 73-20W Earlham ......................... 54-48L Ball State ....................... 16-56L Manchester .................... 48-61W Franklin .......................... 52-42L Indiana ......................... 24-100W Indiana Central .............. 62-44W Franklin .......................... 60-56L Indiana State ................. 26-87W Marion ............................ 71-70

1975-76 (10-3)Coaches: John Bonham, Geoff Schwartz, Dan BoydW Tri-State ......................... 59-19W Marion ............................ 49-48W Valparaiso ...................... 75-39W Anderson ....................... 63-26W Earlham ......................... 60-45W Butler ............................. 73-24L Grace ............................. 46-51W Indiana Central .............. 67-49W Franklin .......................... 49-48W Manchester .................... 60-54L Goshen .......................... 49-68W DePauw ......................... 55-19L Franklin .......................... 48-54

1976-77 (10-8)Coach: Bea GortonL Marion ............................ 69-74W Anderson ....................... 66-50W Marshall ......................... 77-76W Earlham ......................... 95-14L Purdue ........................... 57-67L Indiana “B” ..................... 38-46W Grace ............................. 79-55L Franklin .......................... 57-60W Manchester .................... 78-55L Goshen .......................... 52-55

W Butler ............................. 99-51W Indiana Central .............. 58-29W Evansville ...................... 69-43W Goshen .......................65-60@L Franklin .......................52-61@L Ashland ........................ 57-64#W Quincy ......................... 65-56#L Capitol ......................... 47-53#@ IWISO Tourament# Regional Tournament

1977-78 (7-8)Coach: Bea GortonW Concordia ..................... 71-53L Cedarville ....................... 57-71W Anderson ....................... 65-41L Marion ............................ 44-51L Indiana State “B” ........... 53-58L Franklin .......................... 69-79L Purdue “B” ..................... 59-60L Biola ............................... 47-67W Ball State “B” ................. 60-59W Indiana “B” ..................... 70-58W Manchester .................... 69-44L Goshen .......................... 58-65W Hanover ......................... 73-65W Marian ............................ 95-46L Franklin .......................... 65-75

1978-79 (4-11)Coach: Bea GortonW Concordia ..................... 57-44L Marion ............................ 49-57L Indiana State ................. 55-81L Marion ............................ 33-42L Cedarville ....................... 51-59L Ball State “B” ................. 59-62L Franklin .......................... 44-58L Vincennes ...................... 53-73L Indiana State “B” ........... 44-84L St. Francis ..................... 46-62L St. Joseph’s ................... 58-69W Goshen .......................... 59-56W Manchester .................... 56-40W Anderson ....................... 69-46L Marion ............................ 43-61

1979-80 (12-13)Coach: Bea GortonW Miami (OH) “B” .............. 87-47L Huntington ..................... 58-59L Cedarville ....................... 80-81W Marion ............................ 71-70W Vaparaiso ...................... 54-45L Wright State ................... 53-78W IPFW .............................. 62-37W Concordia ..................... 68-63L Wheaton ........................ 47-57L Franklin .......................... 61-76L Vincennes ...................... 64-67W Indiana State “B” ........... 74-65L St. Joseph’s ................... 52-57W Indiana Tech .................. 59-56W St. Francis ..................... 78-41W Marion ............................ 60-55L Ball State “B” ................. 53-70W DePauw ......................... 56-41L Indiana Tech .................. 57-59W Air Force ........................ 61-58L Goshen .......................... 54-66L Manchester .................... 55-60W Anderson ....................... 76-56L Hanover ......................... 68-79L Adrian ............................ 66-86

1980-81 (14-13)Coach: Sue HerbsterW Anderson ....................... 56-43W St. Francis ..................... 53-37L Ivy Tech ......................... 54-60L St. Joseph’s ................... 44-57L Evansville ...................... 57-68L Vincennes .................... 65-104L Valparaiso ...................... 71-76W IUPU-FW ....................... 64-50L Notre Dame ................... 71-77W Wheaton ........................ 66-46W St. Mary’s....................... 63-60W DePauw ......................... 69-44W Franklin .......................... 67-60W Bethel ............................ 49-39L Wheaton ........................ 55-68L Marion ............................ 67-69L Indiana State “B” ........... 56-68L Butler ............................. 59-90W Goshen .......................... 73-41W Manchester .................... 64-60W Tri-State ......................... 65-45W Huntington ..................... 53-43 W Hanover ......................... 60-56

L Marion ............................ 58-75W St. Mary’s....................... 63-50L Marion ............................ 61-62L Wisconsin-Lacross .... 49-100## Regional Tournament

1981-82 (8-12)Coach: Sue HerbsterW Huntington ..................... 68-60L Indiana Tech .................. 59-81L ???? ............................... 50-73L Bowling Green ............... 36-94W Adrian ............................ 77-75L St. Joseph’s ................... 60-64W IUPU-FW ....................... 80-58L Indiana Central .............. 68-71W Marian ............................ 84-55L Marion ............................ 54-67L IUPUI ............................. 57-77L Franklin .......................... 55-73W DePauw ......................... 55-42W Valparaiso ...................... 85-74L Butler ............................. 61-82L Notre Dame ................... 41-79W Goshen .......................... 60-50W Manchester .................... 58-50L Purdue-Calumet ............ 52-74L Franklin .......................... 59-70

1982-83 (7-15)Coach: Sue HerbsterW Huntington ..................... 62-48L Indiana Tech .................. 50-71L St. Joseph’s ................... 72-74W Grace ............................. 61-55L Northwood Institute ....... 48-83L Saginaw Valley .............. 43-89L Marian ............................ 50-52W Marion ............................ 58-52L Hanover ......................... 50-63L Butler ............................. 40-81W Mt. Vernon Nazarene .... 57-54L Franklin .......................... 51-55L IUPUI ............................. 56-75W DePauw ......................... 57-47L Wheaton ........................ 63-75L Huntington ..................... 79-80L Indiana Central .............. 37-83L IUPU-FW ....................... 45-60L Valparaiso ...................... 57-80W Anderson ....................... 59-55L Goshen ......................... 80-65W Manchester .................... 70-63

1983-84 (18-9)Coach: Sue (Herbster) CraigL Huntington ..................... 58-83L Indiana Tech .................. 51-66W Silver Lake ..................... 72-50W Judson ........................... 76-57W Grace ............................. 82-53W IU-Southeast .................. 63-53W Transylvania .................. 71-59W St. Joseph’s ................... 66-60W William Woods ............... 64-56W Marion ............................ 71-58W Purdue-Calumet ............ 69-38W Anderson ....................... 81-41W IUPUI ............................. 52-51W DePauw ......................... 58-48W Franklin .......................... 66-50W IUPU-FW ....................... 71-63L Valparaiso ...................... 65-67L Indiana Central .............. 44-68W Anderson ....................... 64-48L Goshen .......................... 51-68W Tri-State ......................... 71-44W Marian ............................ 82-73W Grace ............................. 78-63L Spring Arbor .................. 52-64L Marian ............................ 64-65L IU-Southeast .................. 69-78

1984-85 (8-14)Coach: Diana JonesL Huntington ..................... 63-65L Indiana Tech .................. 70-82L Purdue-Calumet ............ 57-71W Anderson ....................... 68-57L Grace ............................. 68-75W St. Francis ..................... 56-47L Spring Arbor .................. 53-61L Wheaton ........................ 58-65W Trinity ............................. 84-63L Marion ............................ 70-75L Defiance ........................ 48-80L IUPU-FW ....................... 52-95W DePauw ......................... 76-63L Franklin .......................... 51-62

L Valparaiso ...................... 58-68W Anderson ....................... 76-56W Goshen .......................... 57-46L St. Mary’s....................... 68-84L IUPUI ............................. 64-80W Grace ............................. 76-73L Spring Arbor .................. 65-77W Marion ............................ 64-46

1985-86 (7-16)Coach: Diana JonesL Huntington ..................... 44-45L Wright State ................... 44-65L Indiana Tech .................. 56-69L St. Francis ..................... 71-67W Goshen .......................... 64-60W Grace ............................. 61-47W Anderson ....................... 69-42W DePauw ......................... 59-53L Marion ............................ 61-65L IUPUI ............................. 58-67W Purdue-Calumet ............ 56-51L Manchester .................... 53-55W Marian ............................ 69-53L Wheaton ........................ 52-57L Calvin ............................. 53-59L Defiance ........................ 52-62L Grace ............................. 54-76L Valparaiso ...................... 67-71L Franklin .......................... 65-68W St. Mary’s....................... 60-46L Tri-State ......................... 61-75L Spring Arbor .................. 53-66L Huntington ..................... 49-60

1986-87 (4-18)Coach: Marcy GirtonL Huntington ..................... 57-63L Grace ............................. 61-69L St. Francis ..................... 52-62L Bluffton .......................... 74-79L Manchester .................... 53-78L Goshen .......................... 55-68L Spring Arbor .................. 52-64L DePauw ......................... 75-76W Marion ............................ 67-65L IUPUI ............................. 69-89L Purdue-Calumet ............ 54-75W Marian ............................ 69-60W Anderson ....................... 89-53L Defiance ........................ 54-87W Cedarville ....................... 62-59L Valparaiso ........................ 5-72L Franklin .......................... 57-64L Grace ............................. 45-56L St. Mary’s....................... 55-67L Tri-State ......................... 56-79L Indiana Tech .................. 59-85L Mt. Vernon Nazarene .... 56-67

1987-88 (11-16)Coach: Marcy GirtonL Calvin ............................. 47-83W Hope .............................. 56-62L IUPUI ............................. 59-78L St. Francis ..................... 54-64W Bluffton .......................... 71-65W Manchester .................... 61-52L Goshen .......................... 58-70W Spring Arbor .................. 63-59W Earlham ......................... 85-55W DePauw ......................... 66-56L Marion ............................ 68-70L Purdue-Calumet ............ 68-78L Hanover ......................... 70-72L Marian .......................... 82-101W Anderson ....................... 69-60L Trinity Christian.............. 52-66L Chicago ......................... 60-72L Franklin .......................... 68-96W Cedarville ....................... 81-72L Defiance ........................ 72-87L Huntington ..................... 56-67W Grace ............................. 71-63L Indiana Tech .................. 71-86W Malone ........................... 80-73W St. Mary’s....................... 69-55L Huntington ..................... 60-86L Mt. Vernon Nazarene .... 53-72

1988-89 (18-11)Coach: Marcy GirtonL Sienna Heights .............. 46-48W Malone ........................... 70-58L IUPUI ............................. 64-69W Cedarville ....................... 70-62W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 65-62W Trinity Christian.............. 66-53W Manchester .................... 72-39

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W Spring Arbor .................. 62-51L WV Wesleyan ................ 52-54W Spring Arbor .................. 72-52W Bluffton .......................... 71-62W Anderson ....................... 80-36W IU-Southeast .................. 61-43W Goshen .......................... 73-48W DePauw ......................... 70-64L St. Francis ..................... 53-57W Trinity Christian.............. 67-61L Lee ................................. 55-65L Franklin .......................... 48-65W Huntington ..................... 61-57L Tri-State ......................... 56-78W Indiana Tech .................. 59-48L Purdue-Calumet ............ 50-56W Grace ............................. 65-61L St. Mary’s....................... 52-66W Spring Arbor .................. 62-36W Grace ............................. 68-60L Cedarville ....................... 62-63L Oakland City .................. 46-57

1989-90 (16-14)Coach: Tena KrauseL IPFW .............................. 68-84L St. Francis ..................... 73-74L DePauw ......................... 80-83L Defiance ........................ 67-78L Indiana Tech .................. 61-65W Grand Rapids ................ 81-60W Manchester .................... 64-62W Spring Arbor .................. 59-64W Bluffton .......................... 60-56L Defiance ........................ 62-66L IPFW .............................. 69-93W Purdue-Calumet ............ 74-63W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 70-63W Cedarville ....................... 66-47W Hanover ......................... 69-57W St. Francis ..................... 90-80W Goshen .......................... 80-70W IUPUI ............................. 83-78L Tri-State ......................... 70-89L Franklin .......................... 68-69W St. Mary’s....................... 92-87W DePauw ......................... 82-63L Indiana Tech .................. 64-66L IU-Southeast .................. 66-72W Grace ............................. 84-67W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 66-53W Grace ............................. 73-72L Huntington ..................... 56-74L Tri-State ......................... 64-81

1990-91 (23-11)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW St. Francis ..................... 77-67L Huntington ..................... 77-80L Mt. St. Joseph’s ............. 75-75W Manchester .................... 71-63W Concordia (MI) .............. 67-65W St. Francis ..................... 72-56W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 81-68W Spring Arbor .................. 81-71W Spring Arbor .................. 83-70W Defiance ........................ 76-69W Purdue-Calumet ............ 89-76L Calvin ............................. 81-87W Greenville .................... 103-50W Anderson ....................... 83-62W IUPUI ............................. 98-97W Hanover ......................... 76-43W DePauw ......................... 85-68L Cedarville ....................... 70-78W IUPUI ............................. 75-74W Goshen .......................... 77-75W IU-Southeast ................ 106-81L Manchester .................... 59-63W Anderson ....................... 90-64L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 79-87W Hanover ......................... 75-56W DePauw ......................... 87-80L Indiana Tech .................. 57-84L Grace ............................. 56-73W Goshen .......................... 92-71L Tri-State ......................... 87-97W Manchester .................... 65-63W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 89-63L Huntington ..................... 65-78L IUPUI ............................. 77-91

1991-92 (11-21)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonL St. Francis ..................... 69-73L Huntington ..................... 52-81L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 73-85L Mt. St. Joseph’s ............. 53-95W MacMurray ..................... 93-37W St. Francis (IL) ............... 70-67L Tri-State ......................... 61-78L St. Francis ..................... 59-74L Spring Arbor .................. 72-77

L Grace ............................. 66-85L Olivet Nazarene ............. 78-82W Olivet Nazarene ............. 64-59L Anderson ....................... 58-71W Goshen .......................... 93-64L IUPUI ............................. 65-87L DePauw ......................... 70-78L Manchester .................... 78-89L IU-Southeast .................. 66-67W Hanover ......................... 75-74L Franklin .......................... 68-85W Anderson ....................... 83-73L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 81-82W DePauw ......................... 94-92W Goshen .......................... 85-63L Indiana Tech .................. 50-90L Manchester .................... 66-83L Tri-State ......................... 72-83L Franklin .......................... 62-74W Grace ............................. 88-61W Hanover ......................... 77-73W Spring Arbor .................. 82-78L Huntington ..................... 58-68

1992-93 (10-20)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonL Huntington ..................... 32-57L St. Francis ..................... 63-75L St. Francis ..................... 51-88L Kalamazoo ..................... 66-73W Denison ......................... 85-74L IUPU-FW ....................... 73-86L Indiana Wesleyan ........ 69-103L Spring Arbor .................. 71-91L Cedarville ....................... 68-90L Hope .............................. 88-96W Grace ............................. 85-60L Tri-State ......................... 39-74L Adrian .......................... 60-113W Anderson ....................... 77-72W Goshen .......................... 77-66L St. Francis ..................... 68-74L Manchester .................... 46-85L IUPUI ............................. 68-84W Hanover ......................... 79-65L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 81-83L Franklin .......................... 65-73W Anderson ....................... 76-60W DePauw ......................... 76-71W Goshen .......................... 97-48L Indiana Tech .................. 58-84L Manchester .................... 79-84L Franklin .......................... 81-84W Hanover ......................... 90-81W Olivet Nazarene ............. 71-70L Huntington ..................... 54-85

1993-94 (14-17)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonL St. Francis ..................... 60-63L Huntington ..................... 48-68W Cedarville ....................... 82-77L IPFW .............................. 73-82W Grace ........................... 106-93L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 86-94L Marian ............................ 84-85L Spring Arbor .................. 74-88L Defiance ........................ 76-91W Hope .............................. 85-84L Mt. St. Joseph ............... 71-81W Hanover ......................... 88-82L Marian ............................ 82-90W Goshen .......................... 84-49W Tri-State ......................... 94-67L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 82-93L IUPUI ............................. 86-93W DePauw ......................... 75-66W Purdue-Calumet ............ 71-67L Indiana Tech .................. 69-97W Bethel ............................ 83-64W Anderson ....................... 88-66W Grace ............................. 95-62L Franklin .......................... 72-84L St. Francis ..................... 57-76W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 88-90L Bethel ............................ 67-79L Huntington ..................... 70-81W Goshen .......................... 71-63W Goshen ....................... 82-66 #L Indiana Wesleyan ....... 59-76 ## MCC Tournament

1994-95 (20-11, 9-5 MCC)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Val ScottL Cedarville ....................... 65-70W Anderson ....................... 65-60W Graceland ...................... 76-74W DePauw ......................... 64-61L Franklin .......................... 56-63W Spring Arbor .................. 92-85W Elmhurst ........................ 62-40W Illinois Benedictine ......... 58-50

L Mt. St. Jospeh ............... 63-85W Urbana ........................... 83-50W Purdue-Calumet ............ 71-55L Rosary ........................... 70-79W Hanover ......................... 73-70W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 83-82W Huntington ..................... 69-59W Grace ............................. 91-59L IUPUI ............................. 74-80W Bethel ............................ 92-72L Marian ............................ 66-80W Goshen .......................... 81-70W St. Francis ..................... 73-66L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 82-87W Huntington ..................... 79-62W Grace ............................. 91-57L Bethel ............................ 58-68L Marian ............................ 60-74W Goshen .......................... 74-61L St. Francis ..................... 68-82W Huntington .................. 75-55 #W Marian ......................... 52-48 #L St. Francis .................. 83-87 ## MCC Tournament

1995-96 (24-9, 12-2 MCC)Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Val ScottW Ohio Dominican ............. 80-64W Midway .......................... 74-58W Missouri Baptist ............. 81-71L Cedarville ....................... 56-62L IU-South Bend ............... 72-77W Grace ............................. 85-77L DePauw ......................... 61-65L Tri-State ......................... 66-69L IU-South Bend ............... 85-86W Olivet ............................. 99-62L Lindsey Wilson .............. 69-70W Manchester .................... 93-69W Williams Baptist ............. 68-60W Trinity Christian.............. 80-64W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 76-69W Huntington ..................... 74-44W Grace ............................. 84-60L Bethel ............................ 56-58W Anderson ....................... 84-53W Marian ............................ 54-53W Goshen .......................... 74-60L St. Francis ..................... 65-67W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 76-75W Huntington ..................... 68-58W Grace ............................. 77-56W Bethel ............................ 58-50W Franklin .......................... 78-64W Marian ............................ 74-63W Goshen .......................... 97-55W St. Francis ..................... 76-74W Goshen ....................... 72-47 #W Huntington .................. 81-65 #L St. Francis .................. 71-75 ## MCC Tournament

1996-97 (28-8, 12-2 MCC)Head Coach: Tena KrauseAssistant Coach: Val ScottW Madonna ........................ 72-68W Malone ........................... 89-78L Tri-State ......................... 55-79W at Cedarville .................. 71-62L Transylvania .................. 68-83L Georgetown ................... 73-78W IU-South Bend ............... 77-69W Olivet ............................. 85-54W Ohio Dominican ............. 86-76W Tri-State ......................... 57-55W Indiana Tech .................. 74-50L at DePauw ..................... 75-78W at Franklin ...................... 76-59W Anderson ....................... 72-47W Mt. St. Joseph ............... 77-52W at Manchester .............. 108-83W at Cumberland ......... 80-74 OTW at Tennessee Wesleyan 70-59L at St. Francis ....... 101-111 OTW Indiana Wesleyan .......... 89-56W at Grace ......................... 78-59W Bethel ............................ 82-74W Marian ............................ 66-47W Huntington ..................... 85-75W at Goshen ...................... 68-56L St. Francis ..................... 56-69W at Indiana Wesleyan ...... 82-79W at Huntington ................. 71-59W Grace ........................... 100-61W at Bethel ........................ 82-65W at Marian........................ 81-63W Goshen ........................ 103-50W Huntington * ................... 77-58W Indiana Wesleyan * ....... 88-75L at St. Francis * ............... 74-89L Concordia (NE) # ........... 78-83* MCC Tournament# NAIA Div. II National Tourament

1997-98 (20-15, 9-5 MCC)Head Coach: Tena Krause Asst. Coach: Val ScottL at Siena Heights ............ 54-61L vs. Spring Arbor ............. 63-68L vs. IU-South Bend ......... 57-73L Cedarville ....................... 57-62L at Oakland ..................... 44-79L at Madonna ................... 57-69W Olivet ............................. 86-49L Urbana ........................... 78-82W at Indiana Tech .............. 59-43L Olivet Nazarene ............. 64-72W DePauw ......................... 86-67W at Tri-State ..................... 66-59W Albion ............................. 80-70L at Franklin ...................... 76-81W vs. Wisconsin-Whitewater 67-63W at Warner Southern ....... 75-38L St. Francis ..................... 72-74L at Indiana Wesleyan ...... 59-69W at Huntington ................. 66-60W Grace ............................ 75-52L at Bethel ........................ 61-75W at Marian........................ 85-73W Goshen .......................... 73-67L at St. Francis ................. 72-87W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 63-52W Huntington ..................... 67-53W at Grace ......................... 72-57W Bethel ............................ 79-67W Marian ............................ 75-47L at Goshen ...................... 67-71W Marian * ......................... 74-62W at Huntington * ............... 60-65W at St. Francis * ............... 78-71W vs. Black Hill State # ..... 67-53L vs. Doane # .................. 56-71* MCC Tournament# NAIA National Tournament

1998-1999 (18-14, 9-4 MCC)Head Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Val ScottW Bluefield ......................... 89-75L at Mt. Vernon Nazarene 63-67W Siena Heights ................ 65-48L at Cedarville .................. 76-84W Spalding ......................... 74-69L at Rio Grande ................ 64-86W Olivet ............................. 69-54L Spring Arbor .................. 92-98W Indiana Tech .................. 92-88L Pikeville ......................... 55-61W Webber .......................... 92-42L at Olivet Nazarene ....... 83-103L Tri-State ......................... 51-66W Franklin .......................... 79-74W Albion ............................. 86-55L Madonna ........................ 79-74L Goshen .......................... 66-83L at St. Francis ................. 58-79L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 69-77W Huntington ..................... 96-80W at Grace ......................... 74-64L Bethel ............................ 73-91W Marian ............................ 80-65W at Goshen ...................... 80-65L St. Francis ..................... 73-87W at Indiana Wesleyan ...... 84-79W at Huntington ................. 69-42W Grace ............................. 78-61W Bethel ............................ 72-70W at Marian........................ 58-56W Grace ............................. 74-64L Huntington ..................... 84-72

1999-2000 (20-15, 10-4 MCC)Head Coach: Tena KrauseAsst. Val ScottW at William Woods ........... 80-70L at Lindenwood ............... 51-61W Siena Heights ................ 87-71L Lipscomb ....................... 63-82L Cumberland (OT)........... 72-74L Cedarville ....................... 71-75W Mt. Vernon Nazarene .... 75-66L Wheaton ........................ 45-60W Ohio Dominican ............. 76-74W Olivet ............................. 75-59L Spring Arbor .................. 83-86L IU-Southeast .................. 62-63W Spalding ......................... 71-69L Tri-State ......................... 63-72L Spring Arbor .................. 68-88W Indiana Tech .................. 77-74L Albion ............................. 69-76W Concordia ...................... 60-55L Goshen .......................... 74-81L St. Francis ..................... 64-84W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 49-75L Huntington ..................... 52-56W Grace ............................. 63-55W Bethel ............................ 74-60W Marian ............................ 65-53W Goshen .......................... 66-62


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L St. Francis ..................... 51-73W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 69-52W Huntington ..................... 55-37W Grace ............................. 80-47W Bethel ............................ 67-66W Marian ............................ 59-50W Marian* .......................... 57-39W Huntington* .................... 67-57L St. Francis*.............................47-63

2000-01 (24-8, 11-3 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW St. Mary-of-the-Woods .. 92-58W IU-Northwest ................ 103-12L Malone ........................... 68-64L IU-South Bend ......... 73-64 OTW Cedarville ....................... 73-59L Alma .............................. 69-64W Aquinas .......................... 70-60W Siena Heights ................ 77-66W Olivet Nazarene ............. 68-49W Manchester .................... 72-54W Tri-State ......................... 57-55L Franklin .......................... 59-52W Indiana Tech .................. 71-60W Hartwick ......................... 62-39W St. Xavier ....................... 84-62W Spring Arbor .................. 87-62W Marian ............................ 58-53W Goshen .......................... 79-65W St. Francis ..................... 66-64W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 71-42W Huntington ..................... 74-58W Grace ............................. 63-34W Bethel ............................ 69-56W Marian ............................ 60-52L Goshen .......................... 72-62L St. Francis ..................... 63-56W Indiana Wesleyan .......... 66-51W Huntington ..................... 70-47W Grace ............................. 71-57L Bethel ............................ 49-44W Grace ............................. 69-43L St. Francis ..................... 86-53

2001-02 (20-14, 8-6/MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Lori WynnL Ohio Dominican ............. 63-67W Robert Morris ................. 69-56L Evangel .......................... 53-57L Missouri Baptist ............. 68-73L Cedarville ................. 72-80 OTW Nyack ............................. 74-51L Malone ........................... 63-64W Siena Heights ................ 98-63W Madonna ........................ 79-74W Aquinas .......................... 71-58W Wisconsin-Lutheran ....... 71-56L Judson ........................... 71-74W Tri-State ......................... 79-50W Indiana Tech .................. 75-60W Cornerstone ................... 76-59W Ohio Dominican ............. 77-59W Walsh ............................. 75-56L Evangel .......................... 69-70L Marian ............................ 64-68W Goshen .......................... 65-58W St. Francis ..................... 61-60L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 58-71W Huntington ..................... 59-56W Grace ............................. 98-57W Bethel ............................ 83-56L Marian ............................ 56-68L Goshen .......................... 63-74L St. Francis ..................... 70-88L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 73-76W Huntington ..................... 84-59W Grace ............................. 74-68W Bethel ............................ 74-63W Bethel ............................ 82-72L St. Francis ..................... 68-86

2002-03 (16-17, 7-7/MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Lori WynnW U.I.-Springfield .............. 73-47 L at McKendree ............... 70-52 w Davenport ...................... 87-62 L Ohio Dominican .......... 71-62 L at Cedarville .................. 75-64 W Malone .......................... 71-70 L Georgetown ................... 71-64 W at Illinois-Springfield ...... 54-51 W Siena Heights ................ 73-56 L Union ............................. 58-50 W Tri-State ......................... 64-52 L at Indiana Tech .............. 69-64 W at Aquinas ..................... 72-50 L at Cornerstone ............... 65-62 W Olivet ............................. 76-64 W Houghton ....................... 78-44 L Cardinal Stritch .....81-76 2 OT L at Warner Southern ....... 59-52

L Bethel* ........................... 72-60 L at Marian* ...................... 72-49 W Goshen* ......................... 71-56 W at St. Francis* ................ 65-44 W IWU* ........................ 91-81 OT L Huntington* .................... 70-56 W at Grace* ....................... 73-68 L at Bethel* ....................... 86-69 L Marian* .......................... 62-56 W at Goshen* .................... 68-60 W St. Francis* .................... 72-61 L at IWU* .......................... 76-60 L at Huntington* ................ 77-72 W Grace* ........................... 78-66 L St. Francis ..................... 78-76

2003-04 (23-11, 8-6/MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW at Concordia ............... 109-68 W at Indiana Tech ............ 92-82 W Cedarville ............... 101-92 OT L at Union ...................... 74-43 W at Lambuth .................... 84-72 W at Tri-State .................... 73-67 W Cornerstone ................... 77-64 W Robert Morris ................. 77-66 W Urbana ........................... 87-84 W Aquinas .......................... 77-55W at Trinity Christian ......... 85-81 L at St. Xavier ................. 112-66 L Indiana Tech .................. 78-74 W at Midway ...................... 76-56W at Madonna ................... 90-75 L at Ohio Dominican ....... 100-60 W Judson ........................... 80-62 W St. Xavier ....................... 94-64L at Bethel ........................ 79-77 W Marian ............................ 76-69 L at Goshen ...................... 75-73W St. Francis ..................... 74-55 W at IWU............................ 91-86 L at Huntington ................. 68-58 W Grace ............................. 71-48 W Bethel ............................ 69-67 L at Marian........................ 69-62 L Goshen .......................... 73-68 W at St. Francis ................. 87-82 W IWU ................................ 85-76 L Huntington ..................... 64-55 W at Grace ......................... 89-55 W Bethel ............................ 67-55L at Goshen ...................... 71-69

2004-05 (23-10, 11-5 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW U.I.-Springfield .............. 70-63 W Missouri Baptist ............. 70-52 L at Georgetown ............... 62-92 W Shawnee St. ................. 76-65 L at Cedarville .................. 68-82 W Shawnee St. ................. 72-67 L at Judson ....................... 84-87 W Midway .......................... 84-63 W Siena Heights ................ 92-78 W Marian ............................ 80-71 W Huntington ..................... 79-71W at Bethel ........................ 83-74 W at Indiana Tech .............. 84-62 W Madonna 88-77 OT W at Urbana ....................... 84-65 W IU Southeast .................. 76-57 W Cornerstone ................... 66-56 W Grace ............................. 82-49 L at IWU............................ 60-75 W at Goshen ...................... 81-61W Spring Arbor ............ 88-84 OT L at St. Francis ................. 74-85 W at Marian........................ 63-59L at Huntington ................. 61-68 W Bethel ...................... 99-93 OT L IWU ................................ 62-64 W at Grace ......................... 79-54W Goshen .......................... 80-58L at Spring Arbor .............. 74-77 W St. Francis ..................... 79-63 W Spring Arbor* ................. 76-70L St. Francis* .................... 66-71 L Cardinal Stritch# ............ 41-69 * MCC Tournament# NAIA National Tournament

2005-06 (18-14, 9-7 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW UM-Dearborn ............... 116-59W at Indiana Tech ............. ForfeitL at Aquinas ..................... 57-83L Cedarville ....................... 77-97W UI-Springfield ................. 78-54W McKendree .................... 78-65L Indiana Tech .................. 79-83W Robert Morris ................. 85-71W St. Francis (IL) ............... 84-68

L at Marian........................ 85-88W at Huntington ................. 56-52W Bethel ............................ 66-64 W at Madonna ................... 70-66L at Maryville .................... 54-67L at Lee ............................ 53-71 W Ohio Dominican ........... 102-65 L Georgetown ................... 68-75 L IWU ................................ 46-71W at Grace ......................... 65-54W Goshen .......................... 70-49W at Spring Arbor .............. 70-63L St. Francis ..................... 65-80W Marian ............................ 61-59L Huntington ............... 72-74 OT L at Bethel ........................ 80-91 L at IWU............................ 56-78 W Grace ............................. 73-62W at Goshen ...................... 64-59W at Spring Arbor .............. 80-71 L St. Francis ..................... 67-92 W at Bethel * ...................... 74-69L St. Francis* .................... 53-75 * MCC Tournament

2006-07 (23-12, 10-6 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW St. Mary-of-the-Woods .. 89-64W Spalding ......................... 83-66W at Indiana Tech ............ 67-59L at Cedarville .................. 77-82W Purdue-Calumet ............ 97-48 L Bethel ............................ 76-91W Concordia (MI) ............... 81-40L Davenport (MI)............... 68-73 W at Grace ......................... 57-54W Marian ............................ 83-68W at Huntington ................. 70-37L at Olivet Nazarene ..... 106-118L at St. Xavier ................... 59-71W Madonna ........................ 76-45W at Trinity International .... 66-30W Trinity Christian.............. 82-62W Illinois-Springfield .......... 80-54L at St. Francis ................. 64-71W Judson ........................... 76-65W Goshen .......................... 81-62W at Spring Arbor .............. 80-69L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 57-73L at Bethel ........................ 68-72W Grace ............................. 73-63W at Marian........................ 74-56W Huntington ..................... 67-52L St. Francis ..................... 71-78W at Goshen ...................... 81-62W Spring Arbor .................. 71-46L at Indiana Wesleyan ...... 51-56W Huntington* .................... 83-68L at Indiana Welseyan* .... 41-46W Dakota State# ................ 67-56W Iowa Wesleyan# ............ 67-61L Cedarville# ..................... 55-64* MCC Tournament# NAIA National Tournament

2007-08 (17-14, 10-6 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonL at Judson ....................... 55-61W Indiana Tech .................. 67-34W St. Mary-of-the-Woods .. 94-51L Brescia ........................... 63-79W Carlow ........................... 86-66W Cedarville ....................... 65-64W Trinity International ........ 75-55L at Georgetown ............... 54-72L Shawnee State .............. 60-70L at Bethel ........................ 50-71W Grace ............................. 64-51L at Westmont .................. 51-62L Hope International ......... 60-74W Cornerstone ................... 68-61L Aquinas .......................... 70-86L at Marian........................ 55-56W Huntington ..................... 75-57W St. Francis .................... ForfeitW at Goshen ...................... 72-66L Spring Arbor .................. 64-65W at Indiana Wesleyan ...... 81-78L Bethel ...................76-78 (OT)W at Grace ......................... 74-67W Marian ............................ 77-66W at Huntington ................. 82-79L at St. Francis ................. 52-69W Goshen .......................... 85-72W at Spring Arbor .............. 74-48L Indiana Wesleyan ..60-65 (OT)W St. Francis* .................... 70-51L Indiana Wesleyan* ........ 56-65* MCC Tournament

2008-09 (21-12, 10-6 MCC)Head Coach: Tena KrauseAssistant Coaches: Denise Johnson

W Marygrove...............................80-44W Madonna.................................59-58W at Illinois Sprinfield..................73-61W at Missouri Baptist ................70-59L St. Francis (IL) .......................62-76L at Cedarville ...........................56-65L Davenport ..............................86-67L Aquinas ..................................64-82L St. Francis ..............................89-95W Walsh .....................................75-67W Huntington .............................61-45W at IU Southeast .....................58-48 L at Spring Arbor ......................68-73 W Urbana....................................64-49 W St. Mary-of-the-Woods .........81-54W Ohio Dominican ....................76-66W Marian ....................................73-52W Grace .....................................67-60W at Goshen ..............................71-62W Bethel .....................................84-66L at Indiana Wesleyan ............65-71W St. Francis .............................54-45L at Huntington .........................79-84W Spring Arbor ..........................68-52W at Marian ................................70-58W at Grace .................................72-54W Goshen ..................................72-47L at Bethel .................................68-78L Indiana Wesleyan .................59-64W St. Francis* ............................84-66W at Bethel* ...............................54-64L at Huntington* .......................60-65L Concordia (Neb.)# ................51-68*MCC Tournament# NAIA National Tournament

2009-10 (17-12, 9-7 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonL Wilberforce .................... 74-87W Midway .......................... 69-56W Cornerstone ................... 58-51L Cedarville ....................... 61-73W St. Mary-of-the-Woods .. 91-52W Saint Francis.......... 84-73 2OTW Walsh ....................... 82-81 OTW Huntington ..................... 58-55W Spring Arbor .................. 65-37W Trinity Christian.............. 67-51W Brescia ........................... 81-69W Mount St. Joseph .......... 84-65W IU Southeast .................. 62-59L Indiana Tech .................. 62-64L Marian ............................ 66-85L Grace ............................. 66-71W Goshen .......................... 84-70L Bethel ............................ 59-69W Indiana Wesleyan .... 74-69 OTL Saint Francis.................. 78-91L Huntington ..................... 60-79W Spring Arbor .................. 65-43W Marian ............................ 56-52L Grace ............................. 58-62W Goshen .......................... 67-58W Bethel ............................ 81-70L Indiana Wesleyan .... 76-87 OTL Marian* .......................... 50-64L Cedarville# ..................... 50-75* MCC Tournament# NAIA National Tournament

2010-11 (15-16, 6-10 MCC)Head Coach:Tena KrauseAsst. Coach: Denise JohnsonW Robert Morris ................. 82-79L Purdue-Calumet ............ 73-85W Wilberforce .................... 91-49W Holy Cross (Ind.) ........... 75-63W Marygrove ...................... 88-46L Wheaton ........................ 56-61W Illinois College ............... 65-38L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 43-72W Holy Cross (Ind.) ........... 79-62W Saint Francis.................. 79-65W Huntington ..................... 69-63L Cedarville ....................... 58-79W Midway .......................... 65-50W Bethel (Kan.) ................. 86-66L Bethel (Tenn.) ................ 69-70W Trinity International ........ 86-75L Wheaton ........................ 60-72L Spring Arbor .................. 45-60L Marian ............................ 60-80W Grace ............................. 77-61L Goshen .......................... 62-64W Bethel ............................ 84-82L Indiana Wesleyan .......... 58-72L Saint Francis.................. 74-87L Huntington ..................... 70-79W Spring Arbor .................. 68-40L Marian ............................ 58-91L Grace .....................79-82 (OT)W Goshen .......................... 64-49L Bethel ............................ 52-70L * Saint Francis ............... 64-71* MCC Tournament

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The Camp Program: * Individual shooting instruction by expert shooting coaches * Daily check of fundamentals * Motivating speakers, including Tanya Crevier - the world’s best ball handler *Taylor University basketball players and trained counselors live in the residence hall with the players to supervise and instruct * Two league games daily against same-age players * A certificate of merit and evaluation will be received by each camper * Activities include movies, miniature golf, and swimming * A certified trainer is available, and the university doctor is on call * Camp begins on Sunday evening and ends on Friday afternoon * Rooms, meals, insurance, and a camp t-shirt are included

Boy’s Camp Director: Paul Patterson Paul Patterson has been the head men’s basketball coach at Taylor University for 32 years. In that span, he has recorded a career record of 693-352 and has taken his teams to the NAIA National Tourna-ment 14 times in the past 28 years. Patterson has been honored with 12 Coach of the Year awards, including the 1991 NAIA National Coach of the Year. In 1996, he re-ceived the organization’s highest honor as he was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame.

CAMP DATES 37th Annual Taylor Girl’s Camp June 17-22 / June 24-June 29

56th Annual Taylor Boy’s Camp July 8-13 / July 15-20 / July 22-27 / July 29 - August 3

If you are interested in participating in one of the basketball camps, you can find further information and an application via one of four avenues:

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Girl’s Camp Director: Tena Krause Tena Krause has been the head women’s basketball coach at Taylor University since 1989. She is the all-time wins leader in Taylor women’s basketball history with a record of 421-295 entering the 2011-12 season. During her tenure at Taylor, her teams have made six trips to the NAIA Division II National Tournament (including an Elite Eight finish in 2006-07) and have 12 seasons with 20 or more wins. Krause has won three Coach of the Year awards and was inducted into the Greenville College (Ill.) Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996.

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2011-12 TAYLOR UNIVERSITYWomen’s Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Location TimeNov. 4 TRINITY CHRISTIAN UPLAND, IND. 7:00Nov. 5 AQUINAS UPLAND, IND. 2:00Nov. 8 Wilberforce Wilberforce, Ohio 7:00 Nov. 15 MIDWAY UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Nov. 18 PURDUE-CALUMET UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Nov. 22 GOSHEN * UPLAND, IND. 7:00Nov. 26 Holy Cross (Ind.) Notre Dame, Ind. 1:00Nov. 30 Mt. Vernon Nazarene * Mt. Vernon, Ohio 7:00Dec. 3 Bethel * Mishawaka, Ind. 1:00Dec. 7 Asbury Wilmore, Ky. 6:00Dec. 16 Clarke UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Dec. 17 Malone UPLAND, IND. 2:00 Dec. 21 Northwestern Ohio Midway, Ky. 6:00 Dec. 30 ST. MARY-OF-THE-WOODS UPLAND, IND. 8:00 Dec. 31 BRYAN (TENN.) UPLAND, IND. 2:00 Jan. 3 SAINT FRANCIS * UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Jan. 5 Marian * Indianapolis, Ind. 7:00 Jan. 7 GRACE * UPLAND, IND. 1:00 Jan. 11 Indiana Wesleyan * Marion, Ind. 7:00 Jan. 14 HUNTINGTON * UPLAND, IND. 1:00Jan. 18 Spring Arbor * Spring Arbor, Mich. 7:00 Jan. 21 Goshen * Goshen, Ind. 1:00Jan. 25 MT. VERNON NAZARENE * UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Jan. 28 BETHEL * UPLAND, IND. 1:00 Feb. 1 Saint Francis * Fort Wayne, Ind. 7:00Feb. 4 MARIAN * UPLAND, IND. 1:00Feb. 8 SPRING ARBOR * UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Feb. 11 Huntington * Huntington, Ind. 1:00Feb. 15 INDIANA WESLEYAN * UPLAND, IND. 7:00Feb. 18 Grace * Winona Lake, Ind. 1:00Feb. 21-27 MCC TOURNAMENT TBA TBA

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