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Memphis, TN

Denton, TXArlington, TX

Jonesboro, ARSyracuse, NY

Memphis, TNMonroe, LA

Memphis, TNMemphis, TNCincinnati, OHSt. Louis, MOMemphis, TNNew Orleans, LA

Memphis, TNMemphis, TNChicago, ILMilwaukee, WlBirmingham, ALWilliamsburg, VA

Memphis, TNChicago, IL

All times centralHome matches in all CAPS/BOLDHome matches played at the MSU Field House

Memphis State UniversityMemphis State is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action University

It is committed to the education of a non-racially identifiable student body.

Location: Memphis, Tennessee

Founded: 1912

Enrollment: 21,500

President: Dr. V. Lane Rawlins

Athletic Director: Charles Cavagnaro

Associate Athletic Director-Women's: Lynn ParkesWomen's Athletic Trainer: Gayle McDonald

Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White

Record: 20-15 (1 season)

Career Record: 20-15 (1 season)

Assistant Coach/Alma Mater: Edward Spooner/San Diego State

Home Court: MSU Field House (3,000)

Nickname: Lady Tigers

Colors: Blue and Gray

Conference: Great Midwest

1991 Record: 20-15

1991 Great Midwest Record: 3-2/3rd

1991 Great Midwest Tournament Finish: 1-1(lostto DAB in semi-finals)

Letter Winners Lost: 5 (Lisa Bray, Alisande Cavanagh, Kim Lemon, Lori and Lisa Rembe)

Letter Winners Returning: 6 (Cherilyn Bright, Amy Greer, Analise Navia, Sami Randolph, Renee Ross

and Jamie Runkle)

Starters Lost: 4 (Alisande Cavanagh, Kim Lemon, Lisa and Lori Rembe)Starters Returning: 2 (Amy Greeer and Renee Ross)

Newcomers: 4 (Jacqueline Mack, Janice Neyens, Deidre Rowell, Monique Swaby)

Sports Information Director for Volleyball: Sherilyn Fiveash

Sports Information Phone: (901)678-2337

Sports Information Fax: (901)678-4134

Press Row Phone: (901)678-2005

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academics 64Administration 63All-Time Letter Winners 52All-Time Tournament Results 57Assistant Coaches 7Athletic Directory IBCCharting the 91 Lady Tigers 25Comparison, 1991 26Facilities 65-66Great Midwest Conference 27GMC Composite Schedule 43-44GMC Honorees, 1991 30GMC All-Time Records 58-59GMC Statistics, 1991 21GMC 1991 Tournament Results 29Head Coach 6Highs-Lows, 1991 24Honorees 56Individual Records (Season) 53Individual Records (Career) 54

Match-By-Match Results, 1991 22-23Media Information 68Memphis 67Notes of 1991 Season 19Opponents, 1992 32-42Outlook, 1992 2-3Per Game Averages, 1991 21Player Bios 9-16President 62Quick Facts 1Results, 1991 20Roster 4Schedule IFCSeason In Review, 1991 18Single Season Records (Team) 55Squad Breakdown, 5Statistics, 1991 21Support Staff 8University 61Year-By-Year Results 46-51

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Head Coach Penny Lucas-Whitebegins her second season at MSU

Dynamic. That is what Memphis State head coach Penny

Lucas-White believes her 1992 Lady Tiger volleyball team will

be this season. "I like a game to be dynamic and I think that

we have the caliber of athletes to be just that, dynamic."The Lady Tigers will be young again this season, as the

team lost five players, including four starters (Kim Lemon,

Alisande Cavanagh, Lori and Lisa Rembe) from the 1991

squad that finished 20-15. Lucas-White feels that the team's

youthfulness could be an asset as there would be no traditionor any expectations for the team to live up to. As well, in her

opinion, the team will have nothing to lose and everything togain.

According to Lucas-White, lone senior Analise Navia willbe the team's "mouthpiece." The 5-10 outside hitter was a

walk-on last season and saw action in 34 of the team's 35

matches. She ranked as the team's second leading hitter

(.227) and blocker (72 total blocks).

"Analise is very vocal on the court. She is a real fighter

and doesn't like to lose. We want her to be a leader because

those qualities can become a chain reaction on the court."

Sami Randolph and Amy Greer have been at MemphisState for two seasons. Randolph, a 5-7 backcourt and outside

hitter, worked hard during the spring season. Lucas-White

changed her swing, which has helped the southpaw become

more effective at the net.Greer, a 5-11 outside hitter, has been a starter since

arriving in Tiger Town. She led the team with a 2.70 kills per

game average and 311 digs. According to Lucas-White, Greer

is the team's best all-around player, as she can set, hit, dig andblock. As well, Greer trained as the team's setter during the

spring season, and she may see a lot of playing time at that

slot.

Three players returnfortheirsophomoreseason:Cherilyn

Bright, a 5-11 middle hitter; Renee Ross, a 5-9 outside hitterand Jamie Runkle, a 5-7 outside hitter. All three Lady Tigers

saw plenty of action as freshmen and Lucas-White expectsthese players to continue to make a major contribution to the

squad."Cherilyn sees the block very well and she can do a good

job for us in the front row. I am looking for her to be more ofa blocker this season and to gain more self confidence," said

Lucas-White.Ross started 25 of the 32 matches that she played last

season. She averaged 2.0 kills per game and and had 229digs to her credit, which ranked third on the Lady Tiger

statistical charts.

"Jamie was hampered with injuries last season but I hope

we have got those physical problems worked out. She is oneof those players that you can count on to do anything you ask

her to do. If you need to tell her that you need to dig up a ball,

she will do just that. If you need her to play in the back to pass

the ball, you can count on her to do that," explained Lucas-

White.Randolph, Runkle and Ross are the team's three dynamic

passers. Lucas-White believes that if a team has consistent

Junior Amy Greer, the team's top killplayer in 1991

Junior Sami Randolph a southpawcan play up front or in the back

passers that it can compete with anyone."I think we will be able to compete because we can pass

and we will be able to set our offense when we are receivingthe ball," stated Lucas-White. "We will be a lot quicker andmore athletic this season. I plan go into every game with littlegoals and if we accomplish more than that, I feel that it will helpbuild our confidence."

Four newcomers will help build the Lady Tiger programthat has had five consecutive 20-win seasons.

Setter Janice Neyens will play an important role for theLady Tigers this season. The 5-8 Chandler, Ariz., native willreplace two-year starter Cavanagh. Neyens, according toLucas-White, is a very mature player who is very knowledge-able about the game. She led her Corona del Sol High Schoolsquad to two state runner-up titles and one state champion-ship. As well, she was a first-team Central Region for 5Aconference and a second-team East Valley selection hersenior season.

Jacqueline Mack is a 5-11 middle blocker, who hails fromBirmingham, Ala. She is not only an excellent athlete but anoutstanding student. While at Ramsay Alternative High School,she was a national honor society member and earned numer-ous scholastic achievement awards. She was the 1991-92City Tournament MVP. Last year she was named the Playerof the Year in Birmingham. She led her 1990-91 squad to thatstate championship and was named the MVP of that tourna-

ment. Mack earned all-city and all-state tournament teamhonors as a junior.

Deidre Rowell will play at both the outside and middlehitter positions which will allow for versatility in the Lady Tigeroffense. She was the area 15, Class 5A most valuable playerand was named to the all-tournament team. Rowell washonored as her team's most valuable defensive player in1990. That same season she was her team's best attackerand leading scorer.

Monique Swaby hails from Miami, Fla. where she at-tended North Miami High School. The two-time, first team All-Dade County selection averaged 27 kills per match. As asenior she was named the Dade County Player of the Year asshe averaged 11 assists, four aces and five blocks permatch.Swaby also earned first team all-state honors and wastwice named her team's MVP.

The Lady Tigers will be on the road much this season. Theteam will play only seven home matches besides the GraphicSystems Classic set for Sept. 11-12. The team will face suchtough competitors as: Minnesota, Arkansas State, BowlingGreen, Texas-Arlington and William & Mary. The 1992 sched-ule includes a home and away series with each of the fiveGreat Midwest Conference squads (Cincinnati, DePaul,Marquette, St. Louis and Alabama at Birmingham).

Sophomore Renee Ross saw plenty ofaction as a freshman

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On top of Limo (L-R): Cherilyn Bright, Amy Greer, Janice Neyens and Jacqueline Mack.Front Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Ed Spooner, Manager Lisa Whitmore, Monique Swaby,Analise Navia, Deidre Rowell, Sami Randolph, Jamie Runkle, Renee Ross, GraduateAsst. Lori Rembe and Head Coach Penny Lucas-White.

NO NAME2 Amy GREER4 Sami RANDOLPH5 Renee ROSS6 Janice NEYENS7 Monique SWABY9 Jamie RUNKLE10 Jacqueline MACK11 Cherilyn BRIGHT12 Analise NAVIA13 Deidre ROWELL

NUMERICAL

POSITION HT CLOutside Hitter/Setter 5-11 Jr.Outside Hitter 5-7 Jr.Outside Hitter 5-9 So.Setter 5-8 Fr.Middle Blocker 6-0 Fr.Outside Hitter 5-7 So.Middle Blocker 5-11 Fr.Middle Hitter 5-11 So.Outside Hitter 5-10 Sr.Middle/Outside Hitter 5-10 Fr.

Head Coach: Penny LUCAS-WHITEAsst. Coach: Edward SPOONER

ALPHABETICAL

No. Name11 Cherilyn BRIGHT2 Amy GREER10 Jacqueline MACK12 Analise NAVIA6 Janice NEYENS4 Sami RANDOLPH5 Renee ROSS13 Deidre ROWELL9 Jamie RUNKLE7 Monique SWABY

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

HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLIndianapolis, IN/CathedralLas Vegas, NV/ChaparralMarion, lA/Linn MarrChandler, AZ/Corona del SolMiami, FL/North MiamiPeru, IN/HighBirmingham, AL/Ramsay AlternativeWheaton, IL/HighCathedral City, CA/Palm SpringsFlorence, AL/Coffee

Hometown/High SchoolWheaton, IL/HighIndianapolis, IN/CathedralBirmingham, AL/Ramsay AlternativeCathedral City, CA/Palm SpringsChandler, AZ/Corona del SolLas Vegas, NV/ChaparralMarion, lA/Linn MarrFlorence, AL/CoffeePeru, IN/HighMiami, FL/North Miami

Head Coach: Penny LUCAS-WHITEAsst. Coach: Edward SPOONER

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BY HEIGHT

5-7: Sami RandolphJamie Runkle

5-8: Janice Neyens

5-9: Renee Ross

5-10: Analise NaviaDeidre Rowell

5-11: Cherilyn BrightAmy GreerJacqueline Mack

6-0: Monique Swaby

Outside Hitter:

BY POSITION

Amy GreerAnalise NaviaSami RandolphRenee RossDeidre RowellJamie Runkle

Middle Hitter/Blocker: Jacqueline MackDeidre RowellMonique Swaby

Setter: Amy GreerJanice Neyens

BY CLASS

Freshmen: Jacqueline MackJanice NeyensDeidre RowellMonique Swaby

Sophomores: Cherilyn BrightRenee RossJamie Runkle

Juniors:

Senior:

Amy GreerSami Randolph

Analise Navia

BY STATE

Alabama: Jacqueline Mack, BirminghamDeidre Rowell, Florence

Arizona: Janice Neyens, Chandler

California: Analise Navia, Cathedral City

Florida: Monique Swaby, Miami

Illinois: Cherilyn Bright, Wheaton

Indiana: Amy Greer, IndianapolisJamie Runkle, Peru

Iowa: Renee Ross, Marion

Nevada: Sami Randolph, Las Vegas

BY MAJOR

Jacqueline Mack

Monique Swaby

Cherilyn Bright

Analise Navia

Accounting:

Business:

Child Psychology:

Communications:

Education:

Engineering:

Pre-Medicine:

Psychology/CriminalJustice:

Sami RandolphRenee RossJamie Runkle

Janice Neyens

Deidre Rowell

Amy Greer

Neyens:

Swaby:

Cherilyn:

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Nl-uns

Sway-Bee

Analise Navia:

Cheryl-Lynn

Anna-Lease Na-Vee-A

Deidre Rowell: Dee-Drah Rowl (like growl)

PENNYLUCAS-WHITE

Second Season20-15(1 year)

Penny Lucas-White arrived in Memphis just three days

before her Lady Tigers returned to Memphis State to begin

practice for the 1991 season. She replaced former head

coach Mike Lingenfelter who resigned on July 5,1991.

It did not take long for Lucas-White to orient her inherited

Lady Tiger team to her coaching. For the fifth consecutive

season MSU compiled 20 wins completing the 1991 season

with an overall record of 20-15. Competing in the competitive

Great Midwest Conference, the Lady Tigers under Lucas-

White's direction finished the season 3-2 and placed third at

the year-end tournament.

The Memphis State job is Lucas-White's first head coach-

ing position. However, she was the assistant volleyball coach

at Auburn University from 1987-89. During her three-year

stint at Auburn, her teams compiled a 63-47 record including

back-to-back 20-win seasons (25-12, 1988 and 21-14 in

1989).

Lucas-White played collegiate volleyball at Louisiana State

from 1980-83. During her career with theTigers she earned

first-team All -Southeastern Conference honors in 1980 as

well as being named LSU's most valuable player. In 1983

LSU compiled a 31-16 overall record and finished second in

the Southeastern Conference.

A professional contract was offered to Lucas-White in 1984

and she accepted to play in the German Professional League.

From 1984-85 she played for the Feuerbach team which

competed in Stuttgart, West Germany.

In 1985 she earned a spot on the United States National

Team which finished second in Norcea and participated in the

Pan Am Games.

Lucas-White once again played in the professional ranks,

this time in the United States. In 1987 she participated on the

Dallas Belles squad which finished third in the league. In 1988

she played with the Chicago Breeze.

She headed back to Europe in 1988 to play in the Italian

Professional League. Lucas-White earned a spot on the

Matera squad from 1988-89. During that season she earned

the Major League Volleyball blocking and spiking efficiency

awards. She then played for the Agrigento team from 1989-

91. That squad finished second in the league. Lucas-White

was twice named to various all-tournament teams.

This past summer, Lucas-White served as the volleyball

commissioner of the Tennessee Sportsfest.

A native of Baton Rouge, La., Lucas-White married Mark

White on July 23, 1991. Mark is a 1st lieutenant in the Air

National Guard and is the personnel manager at the Defense

Depot in Memphis.

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EDWARD SPOONERAsst. Coach

San Diego State,1961

Head coach Penny Lucas-White, announced the hiring ofEdward Spooner as her assistant coach. Spoonerreplaces former assistant Angie Buchanan.

Spooner, was a former assistant coach at Wichita State.During his three-year term at WSU, Spoonerhel ped the Shockers to an overall record of 63-41. Lastseason the Shockers compiled a record of 25-13

While Spooner was in Wichita, he coached the 18-and-under Mid America Juniors from 1989-92. That teamwon the Division III Championship and the 1992 Heart ofAmerica Regional Championship.

Spooner was the head women's volleyball coach atSolano Community College in Suisun City, Calif., beforeaccepting the position at Wichita State. While at SCC, Spooner

was chosen the Bay Valley All-Star Volleyball Coach and wasthe conference representative to the district all-star and post-season play committees.

Spooner has had many coaching positions including thehead women's position at Katherine Branson HighSchool; Solano County USVBA head women's coach (1987-88); San Diego Masters Men's head coach(1970-78); Grossmont College men's club team head coach(1 978); Helix High men's club team head coach (1976); andSan Diego State men's club team head coach.

As an athlete, Spooner is an AA rated beach volleyballplayer. He played volleyball for the San Diego Stateclub volleyball team. Spooner was a member of the San DiegoVolleyball Association team that was rated as one of the topfive teams in the nation. As well, he received All-Americanhonors in 1972 and 1975 while playing for the San DiegoMasters team. While attending San Diego Community Col-lege, Spooner lettered in football, basketball and track.

He is a member of the American Volleyball CoachesAssociation, United States Volleyball Association and theNational Association for Girls and Women in Sports.

Spooner received an associates degree in social sciencefrom San Diego City College. He earned a bachelors degreein social science from San Diego State University where healso received his masters degree in education. Spoonerearned a masters in history from Sonoma State University anda masters in physical education from Wichita State University.

LORI REMBEGraduate Asst.

Memphis State, 1992

After an outstanding career with the Lady Tiger volleyballteam, Lori Rembe will work as a graduate assistant coach forhead coach Penny Lucas-White.

During her three-year career at Memphis State, Rembewas one of the team's leading kill and blocking players. Shecompleted her tenure with 846 kills and 2,182 attempts whichboth rank 10th on the Lady Tiger all-time charts. She alsoranks sixth on the all-time block assist list with 263 and fifth onthe all-time block solo chart with 113.

Rembe earned second-team all-Great Midwest honorsher senior season. During that season she led the Lady Tigerswith a .247 kill percentage, 47 block solos and 75 blockassists. Her 47 block solos rank third on the single season

chart. As well, her 90 block assists rank as the ninth most ina single season. She finished the 1991 season ranked secondon the team with 276 kills and a 2.60 kill per game average.

As a junior, Rembe had a .263 hitting percentage whichranked sixth best in a single season by a Lady Tiger.

During her sophomore season her 50 block solos rankedsixth on the MSU single season chart. She also ranked ninthon single season block assist list with 98 that year.

An outstanding athlete, Rembe also participated on theMemphis State track and field team for three seasons. Duringthe 1992 Great Midwest Championships she won the discusevent with a throw of 138'5". She placed second behind hertwin sister Lisa in the javelin with a throw of 128'1" at that samemeet. Rembe holds the school indoor shot put record with athrow of 38' 11 3/4".

Rembe began her collegiate volleyball career at BowlingGreen State.

A native of Sioux City, Iowa, Rembe attended East HighSchool where she was a three-sport letter winner (basketball,volleyball and track and field).

Rembe received her bachelors degree in fitness manage-ment from Memphis State in the spring of 1992.

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GAYLE MCDONALDTrainer

Freed-Hardeman,1983

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McDonald begins herthird year as the head trainerforwomen's athletics at Memphis State. She and her staff of fiveare responsible for the seven women's intercollegiate athleticprograms (basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, indoor andoutdoor track and field and volleyball).

Working with the women's athletic squads at Mem-phis State is nothing new to McDonald who received both hermasters of physical education in 1983 and her masters offitness and wellness in 1985 from MSU. While working towardher degrees she worked for former head trainer Linda Arnoldas a graduate assistant trainer.

Aftergraduatingfrom Memphis State, McDonald wasnamed assistant trainer at Murray (Ky.) State University.While working for the Racers, she was responsible for thecare, prevention and rehabilitation of the women's athletic

programs as well as the men's football, baseball, track andtennis squads.

A native of Caruthersville, Mo., McDonald receivedher bachelors degree in health and physical education fromFreed-Hardeman College in 1983.

An outstanding student, McDonald was a NationalDean's List honoree all four years at Freed-Hardeman. Shewas also a member of Alpha Chi National Honor Society. In1983 McDonald was a Who's Who Among American Collegesand Universities.

While in graduate school, McDonald was named asan Outstanding Young Woman of America in 1983,1985 and1987. As well, in 1983 she was Freed-Hardeman's Outstand-ing Health, Physical Education and Recreation student.

McDonald earned her athletic trainers certification in1985 and has been a member of the National Athletic TrainersAssociation since that time.

LISA WHITMOREManager

Memphis, Tenn.

Whitmore begins herfirst season as managerforthe headcoach Penny Lucas-White and the Lady Tigers ...Is a nativeof Memphis ... Is studying nursing at MSU ... Was inductedinto the Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in August of 1992... Isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Whitmore.

#11CHERILYN BRIGHT

5-11, SophmoreMiddle HitterWheaton, III.

Wheaton H.S.

1991 as a Freshman - Bright saw action in 26matches as a freshman forthe Lady Tigers... In the 47 gamesthat she played, Bright accumulated 58 kills (1.23 per game)... Had a career-high seven kills against both Marquette andAlabama at Birmingham during the regular season ... Hit acareer-high .750 (3-0-4) against St. Louis during the GreatMidwest Volleyball Championships ... Tallied 48 digs includ-ing a career-high eight against both DePaul and Marquette.

High School - An outstanding hitter, Bright led herWheaton team in kills as a junior and a senior... Set a schoolrecord for most kills in a single season with 223 as a senior...Had a.370 kill percentage and 94 percent service accuracy in1990 ... As a junior Bright earned all-tournament and earnedhonorable mention all-conference ... That same year she ledWheaton to a second place finish in the Depage ValleyConference as well as a 22-7 record ... During her seniorseason, Wheaton placed th ird in the conference... I n 1990 sheearned all-conference and all-tournament... Was named bythe Daily Herald as not only a Player of the Week, but to theirsecond-team all-state team... Also earned first team all-statehonors by the Daily Journal... Was named to the state All-Starteam... Bright was alsoathree-yearvarsitytrackletterwinner... During hertrackcareer she was a three-time all-conferenceand all-state selection ... In 1988 her Wheaton 800 medleyrelay team finished first in the state and then third in 1989.

Personal - Major - Child Psychology; Born -- Sep-tember 14,1973; Parents -- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bright.

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Outside Hitter/Setter5-11, SophomoreIndianapolis, Ind.

Cathedral H.S.

1991 as a Sophomore -- Led the 1991 Lady Tigerswith 316 kills and a 2.7 kills per game average... Also led theLady Tigers with 311 digs ...Had a .174 kill percentage ...Ranked second on the team in assists with 57 ... Could seemore playing time at the setter position this season ... Alsoranked second on the squad with 14 block solos ... Hit acareer-high 23 kills during the Butler match ... During theNortheast Louisiana match, Greer hit a season-high .500percent... Against Connecticut she tied her career dig markwith 23 ... Had double digit dig totals on 12 occasions ...Assisted on a season-high five blocks during the Butler win...Earned Graphic Systems and 15th Saluki Volleyball Invita-tional all-tournament honors.

1990 as a Freshman ~ As a freshman, Greer startedin all but one Lady Tiger match ... Was the team's third leadinghitter averaging 2.31 kills per game ... Hit .133 percent... Anoutside hitter, Greer was the team's starting setter versusAlcorn State (10-22) ... Had 50 assists ... Earned GraphicSystems Classic all-tournament honors ... Her 956 kill at-tempts ranks seventh on the total attempts in a season list...Had a season-high 22 kills against nationally ranked ArkansasState (9-25)... Served five aces against Florida State (10-13)... In the Louisville (10-26) match she had a career-high twoblock solos ... Against Missouri (9-29) she assisted on acareer-high eight blocks... Ranked second on the team in digswith 349 ... Had a career-high 23 digs in the UT-Arlingtonmatch (9-1).

High School - An all-around athlete, Greer was athree sport letter-winner at Cathedral High in Indianapolis ...As a senior she was captain of the volleyball, basketball andsoftball teams ... Earned all-city honors in volleyball and

Softball as a junior ... As a senior she earned all-city involleyball, basketball and softball... Also earned all-state asa senior... Had a service accuracy of 86.5 percent... Holdsschool records in blocking and kills at Cathedral... Helpedlead herteam to the 1988 and 1989 Sectional Championships... In 1989 Greer and her teammates won their way to theRegional title... Played in the Mizzuno All-Star game... Greerplayed in the six-state Mikasa Cup ... Played for Circle CityVolleyball Club and was the team captain as a senior... Wasa two-time National Honor Society member... Was named byUSA TODAY as the all-state Female Athlete...She was votedby Indianapolis sports writers as the city Athlete of the Year...The Marion Coaches of Girls Sports Association named herOutstanding Female Athlete ... Named to the Indiana volley-ball and softball All-Star teams... Was the first female athleteat Cathedral to win the Joe Dezelan award which recognizesscholarship, leadership and athletics.

Personal - Major -- Psychology/Criminal Justice;Born - June 6,1972: Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greer.

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#12ANALISE NAVIA

5-10, SeniorOutside Hitter

Cathedral City, Calif.Palm Springs H.S.

a first-team all-League selection in 1986 and 1987 ... Wasnamed to the first team all-GIF in 1987 ... Earned the Citrusand Ivy League MVP award in 1986 and 1987... Also earnedhigh school athletic letters in soccer (1) and track (2)... Playedclub volleyball for the Citrus Red Waves... In 1987 that teamplaced second at the Davis Festival.

Personal ~ Major - Communications; Born - February15,1970; Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Navia.

1991 as a Junior - Navia started 30 of the Lady Tiger's34 matches ...Ranked second on the team with a .227 killpercentage ...Averaged 1.71 kills per game ...She also rankedsecond on the team in service aces (39), block solos (20) andblock assists (72).... Her 204 digs was the fourth most by aLady Tiger last season ... During the Rice match, she naileda season-high 11 kills ... Her season-high hitting percentagewas a .600 performance against Virginia Commonwealth ...Had eight double digit dig matches including a season-high 15against Ole Miss... During that same match, Navia served fiveaces ... Against Butler she had a season-high seven blockassists.

Junior College - Attended California Baptist Collegebefore transferring to Memphis State ... Navia's 1989 CBCvolleyball squad won its conference title and placed second inthe district... At the 1989 National Junior College VolleyballChampionship, Navia and her teammates finished in fifthplace ... Played for head coach Gene Kreiger.

High School -An outstanding prep player, Navia helpedlead her Palm Springs High team to numerous titles... PSHSwon the Citrus and Ivy League championships three consecu-tive years (1985-87)... Those same three seasons, Navia ledher squads to the quarter-finals of the California Interscholas-tic Federation Championships... Earned second team all-league honors in 1985... In 1986 she was a second team all-GIF... While playing for head coach Andy Hollinger she was

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#4SAMI RANDOLPH

5-7, JuniorOutside Hitter

LasVegas, Nev.Chaparral H.S.

1991 as a Sophomore - Gained valuable playing expe-rience as a sophomore ... Started 19 of the 28 matches thatshe participated in last season ... Hit an impressive .220percent... Averaged 1.62 kills per outing... Hammered homea career-high 14 kills during the Illinois-Chicago match... Hercareer-best hitting percentage was a .750 performance againstArmy ... Quick feet allowed her to accumulate 196 digs ...During the Illinois State match she had a career-high 18 digs... Set a career block assist (2) against three opponents ...Also had a block solo in three matches last season... Her newcareer service ace mark is now three which she tallied againstRhode Island.

1990 as a Freshman - As a freshman, Randolph beganthe season in a starting position ... Was sidelined fora monthdue to a severe asthma attack... Started nine of 19 matchesshe participated ... Served two aces in both the WesternKentucky (9-15) and Ball State (9-22) matches ... Made acareer-high 10 digs versus Tennessee State (10-9).

High School - A three-year letter winner in volleyball atChaparral High in LasVegas, Nev.... Was her team's captainas a junior and a co-captain as a senior... Earned all-Divisionhonors as a junior and a senior... Was an all-Conference andZone Tournament team member as a senior... Helped leadChaparral to the State Tournament as a junior and senior...Played on the Nevada Junior Volleyball Club for the past fiveyears... Played forthe 1989-90 Nevada Juniorteam that tookfirst place at the 18-and-under Junior Olympics and theNational Sports Festival...They also won the Sports Perfor-mance Volleyball Classic and the Nevada Classic ... At the

Lone Star Classic Randolph and her junior team placedsecond... In 1988-89 that same team won the National SportsFestival but took second at the Junior Olympic 18-and-undertournament... Her team took first place honors at the LoneStar Classic in 1989-90 ... Her 1987-88 Nevada Juniorteamfinished top at the 16-and-under Junior Olympics and tooksecond at the Davis Festival... An excellent student, Randolphearned honors all four years at Chaparral... Received Distin-guished Scholar's Diploma.

Personal - Major - Elementary Education; Born ~ June12,1972; Parents - Mr. Sam Armstrong and Mrs. MaxineRandolph.

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#5RENEE ROSS

5-9, SophomoreOutside HitterMarion, Iowa

Linn Marr H.S.

1991 as a Freshman - An outstanding athlete, Rossplayed in 32 matches her inaugural season with the LadyTigers... She started in 25 matches as a freshman... Rankedthird on the team with 213 kills and a 2.0 kills per gameaverage ... A very flexible player, she ranked as the team'sthird best defensive player with 229 digs... Had a career-high17 kills during the Ole Miss match ... Her season-best hittingpercentage was .429 against both Ole Miss and AmericanUniversity... Had a season-best 18 digs against Illinois State... Tallied 10 double digit dig performances last season ... Ajump server, she had a season-high three aces againstSouthern Illinois ... Against top ranked Southern Californiashe had a season-high three block assists.

High School - Ross played varsity volleyball at Linn Marfor three years ... Was the captain of her junior and seniorteams.. Led the 1990 Linn Mar team to its first ever districtchampionship ... Her junior and senior squads compiled anoverall record of 44-14-17 ... As a junior Ross earned first-team all-State, all-Metro and all-Conference honors ... Thatsame year she also earned the conference MVP award ...During her senior season she was one of top hitters in the state(.388 kill percentage and 4.6 kills per game)... Her 92 percentpassing effiency ranked among the state leaders... Also hada 94 percent serving accuracy rate and averaged 2.8 digs pergame ... As a senior, Ross earned all-Metro and all-Confer-ence honors... Was the captain of the all-Metro team... Wasnamed the Most Valuable Player in the state of Iowa... For thesecond consecutive year Ross earned Mississippi ValleyConference Athlete of the Year ... Selected to the IowaCoaches Volleyball Association all-Starteam... The past fouryears the Linn Mar volleyball team has won the Iowa GirlsAthletic High School Union, Excellence in Academic Achieve-

ment Award... Earned 16 varsity letters... in 1991 she earnedfirst-team all-Metro honors in basketball, tennis, softball andvolleyball.

Personal--Major-Education; Born--January 20,1973;Parents — Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ross

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JAMIE RUNKLE5-7, SophomoreOutside Hitter

Peru, Ind.Peru H.S.

1990 as a Freshman--Saw limited action due to variousinjuries... A very versatile player who can play back row andup front... In 28 matches she accumulated 63 digs ... Had aseason-high four kills against Rice ... Against top rankedArkansas State she had a season-high seven digs... Assistedon two blocks against Rice for another season-high ... Had a.166 kill percentage.

High School -- While playing at Peru High School,Runkle led her team to the conference championship three ofher four years... The 1989 squad won its way to the final 16in the state ...That same squad won the conference, sectionaland regional championships... The 1990 team finished in thefinal eight in the state ... An all-around player, Runkle holdsschool records in: service receptions (892), kill attempts(1,274), digs (952), kills (620) and kill percentage (.389)... Asa senior she led herteam with a.448 kill percentage... In 1990she had 283 service receptions, 328 digs and 78 blocks ...Earned all-Conference honors in 1988, 1989 and 1990 ... In1989 she was named to the honorable mention all-Statesquad ... Was first team all-State selection in 1990 ... An all-around athlete, Runkle also plays Softball and basketball...Earned 12 varisty letters at Peru High.

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

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#10JACQUELINE MACK

5-11, FreshmanMiddle Blocker

Birmingham, Ala.Ramsay Alternative

High School — A native of Birmingham, Ala., Mack wasa four-year letter winner on her Ramsay Alternative HighSchool volleyball team ... Led her freshman volleyball squadto the 1989 Alabama 5A State Volleyball Championship title... During her senior season, her Ramsay squad again won theAlabama 5A State Championships... She was the co-captainof the 1991-92 Lady Ram volleyball team ... Was named theMetro Player of the Year her senior season ... That sameseason she was named to the Mizuno All-Star squad ...Earned 5A State Tournament all-tournament honors... As ajunior Mack was named the MVP of the State Tournament...During her senior season Mack also earned the MVP awardat the City Tournament... She earned that same honor at theArea 10 Tournament both her junior and senior seasons ...The Birmingham News awarded Mack the Scholar Athlete

award her senior year... Mack is an excellent student... Shewas a member of the National Honor Society ... Was amember of the Mu Alpha Theta Math Society ... Earned aScholastic Achievement Award.

Personal -- Major -- Accounting; Born -- December 27,1973; Parent -- Ms. Juanita Mack

#6JANICE NEYENS

5-8, FreshmanSetter

Chandler, Ariz.Corona del Sol H. S.

High School - Neyens was a three-sport letter winner atCorona del Sol High School in Chandler, Ariz.... Earned fourletters on the volleyball team and was a member of thebasketball and tennis squads... Led her Corona del Sol squadto the state championship her senior season ... The 1989-90and 1990-91 Corona del Sol teams finished as the staterunner-up ... Was named to the first-team 5A Center RegionConference team her senior season ... That same year shealso earned second-team all-East volleyball team honors ...Was her school's scholar athlete as a sophomore, junior andsenior... Earned honorable mention for the Central RegionConference her sophomore and junior years... Was named to

the Mizzuno All-Star team... Was one of the top 10 players atthe 1992 Fiesta Classic Tournament with her Arizona JuniorClub team ... An excellent student, Neyens had a 4.6 gradepoint average and graduated 17th in her class of 650 students... Was a member of the National Honor Society ... Earnednumerous math student of the month honors ... Played thevarsity symphonic band for four years... Was named the mostimproved player on the 1991-92 tennis team at Corona delSol.

Personal ~ Major -- Engineering; Born -- October 14,1973; Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Neyens.

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#13DEIDRE ROWELL

5-10, FreshmanMiddle/Outside Hitter

Florence, Ala.Coffee H.S.

High School -- An excellent athlete, Rowell participatedin four sports while attending Coffee High School in Florence,Ala. ... Led her Coffee volleyball team to two state playoffs...The 1988, '89 and'90 squad won the Area Championship... In1989 and 1990, Coffee won the Substate Championship ...Rowell was the captain of the 1990 and 1991 volleyball team... Was also the captain of the basketball team her junior andsenior seasons ... In 1988 Rowell was voted the Most Im-proved Junior Varsity player ... During the 1989 volleyballseason she was her team's Best Attacker and Most ValuablePlayer... That same season she earned the 5A Area 15 MostValuable Player award... In 1990 she again won that honor aswell as being herteam's Best Attacker... Her juniorseason shealso earned her team's Most Valuable Player award ... As asenior she was named for the third time as her squad's Best

Attacker and MVP ... Also earned the team's Hustle Award...Was selected to the 1989 all-Region team ... Also earnedArea 15 Class 5A all-Tournament honors during her junior andsenior seasons... Was a center on the Coffee basketball team... She was that team's leading rebounder (9.8) her juniorseason ... As a sophomore she earned her team's MostValuable Defensive Player... She earned four letters on theCoffee Softball team... She led that squad in RBI's her juniorseason... Also participated in track (long jump, 440 relay and100 yard dash)... An outstanding student, Rowell earned the1992 U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award...She was a member of the National Honor Society, Quill andScroll National Honor Society . .. Rowell participated in MuAlpha Theta, the French Club, and the Key Club while atCoffee ... She was the historian for the Student Council.

Personal - Major - Pre-Medicine; Born - September 30,1974; Parents - Mr. and Mrs. William Rowell, Sr.

#7MONIQUE SWABY

6-0, FreshmanMiddle Blocker

Miami, Fla.North Miami H.S.

High School ~ Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Swaby at-tended high school in Miami, Fla.... Participated in volleyball,soccer, track and badminton at North Miami Senior HighSchool... Was the captain of her junior and senior volleyballsquad ... Led her 1991 squad to the District Championship ...Her team was the number one team in the county in 1992 ...Was named herteam's Most Valuable Player in 1991 and 1992... Swaby earned all-Dade honors as a junior and senior...Earned all-State laurels as a junior and senior ... Playedsingles and mixed doubles on the badminton team... Led thatteam to the District Championship... Earned all-Dade badmin-ton honors... Played goalie forthe soccer team for one seasonand was the captain of that squad... Participated on the 440

and 880 relay teams forthe North Miami track squad ...Wasthe president of the Letterman Club at North Miami.

Personal - Major - Business; Born - February 16,1974;Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swaby.

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Senior Alisande Cavnagh, Lori and LisaRembe and Kim Lemon capped off banner

careers at MSU

Forfirst-year Lady Tiger head coach Penny Lucas-White,the 1991 volleyball season was taking her first bungee jump.

"I arrived just a few days before the players reported. Thewhole season was a learning experience for both the playersand myself. However, I feel that we had a very successfulseason," said Lucas-White.

She inherited a team that was coming off one of the mostsuccessful in Lady Tiger history. The 1990 MSU squadfinished with a 30-9 record and was a semi-finalist at theWomen's Invitational Volleyball Championships.

However, Lucas-White would be without the services ofKatherine Lehman, Sarah Tjelmeland, Rhonda Kottke andMarie Zwolinski. Lehman, Tjelmeland and Kottke all earnednumerous honors during their four-year careers at MSU andall helped rewrite the Lady Tiger record books.

Returning from that squad was senior setter AlisandeCavanagh, outside hitters Lisa Rembe, middle hitter LoriRembe and Kim Lemon an outside and middle hitter. As well,Lucas-White had the services of Amy Greer, a 5-11 sopho-more who had seen plenty of action her freshman season.

Added to the Lady Tiger lineup were freshman CherilynBright, a 5-11 middle hitter from Wheaton, III.; Renee Ross a5-9 outside hitter from Marion, Iowa; Jamie Runkle, a 5-7outside hitter from Peru, Ind.; and Lisa Bray, a 5-7 setter fromMemphis, Tenn.

The team opened the season at the Georgia Lady Bull-dogs Invitational and was able to win its first match against

American University. However, its next two opponents, Geor-gia and Illinois State were too tough for MSU.

The Lady Tigers came up empty handed at the VolleyballMonthly Invitational hosted by the University of Wisconsin.

At the Saluki Invitational, MSU lost its opening match tohosting Southern Illinois. With a 1-6 record, the Lady Tigersregrouped their forces and got back on the winning trackbeating Ohio University and Illinois-Chicago to take secondplace honors at that tournament.

The team played only eight home matches during the1991 season. It opened its home schedule hosting the GraphicSystems Classic. After winning their opening match againstNortheast Louisiana, the Lady Indians of Arkanas Statepounded the Lady Tigers in three straight games to claim thechampionship title.

Back on the road at the Wright State Invitational, MSUwas finally able to get a .500 record (7-7). Despite winning itsfirst two matches, hosting Wright State proved too much forMSU and again the Lady Tigers took second place at atournament.

The team see-sawed above and below .500 for most ofthe season.

Competing for the first time in the Great Midwest Confer-ence the Lady Tigers would have stiff competition with Cincin-nati, St. Louis, DePaul, Alabama at Birmingham and Marquette.

MSU managed to win its first two GMC matches overCincinnatiand St. Louis. An experienced DePaulteam handedMSU its first conference loss, but the Lady Tigers got back onthe winning track against Marquette. The team lost its finalregular season conference match to Alabama at Birmingham.

After that loss to UAB, MSU was 13-14 on the year. Winsover Rice and Mississippi got the Lady Tigers back over the.500 mark, and the rest of the season was smooth sailing forthe Lady Tigers.

Memphis State completed the regular season at theConnecticut Challenge where they brought home the cham-pionship trophy. During that two-day event, MSU beat Army,Connecticut and Virgina Commonwealth.

With a 18-14 mark and Lucas-White feeling comfortablewith a starting lineup which consisted of the Rembe twins,Cavanagh, Lemon, Analise Navia and Amy Greer, the LadyTigers were ready to host the Great Midwest Championships.

As the number three seed, MSU faced St. Louis inopening round action. It took only three games to advance tothe semi-finals.

Against UAB in the semi-finals, Lucas-White's frontlinecould not stop the powerful Lady Blazers and fell in threestraight games.

It was time for the squad to regroup for the final time. Inthe third place match, MSU easily mauled the Lady Bearcatsof Cincinnati.

Forthe fifth consecutive year the Lady Tigers finished witha 20-win season going 20-15. Alisande Cavanagh earned firstteam all-conference while Lori Rembe was second team all-GMC. Cavanagh also earned GMC all-tournament laurels.

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PENNY LUCAS-WHITE NAMED HEAD COACH -- Mem-phis State named Penny Lucas-White its sixth women'svolleyball coach. Lucas-White arrived in Memphisjust threedays before her Lady Tigers returned to MSU. The job atMemphis State is Lucas-White's first head coaching position,however, she was the assistant volleyball coach at AuburnUniversity from 1987-89. Lucas-White played collegiate vol-leyball at Louisiana State from 1980-83. During her careerwith the Tigers she earned first-team all-Southeastern Con-ference honors. Lucas-White also played professional volley-ball in the German Professional League from 1984-85. Shealso played in the Italian Professional League from 1988-89.In 1985 she earned a spot on the United States NationalTeam. Lucas-White played professionally forthe Dallas Belles(1987) and Chicago Breeze (1988).

NAVIANAMEDGMCPLAYEROFTHEWEEK-AnaliseNavia of Cathedral, Calif., was named the Great MidwestPlayer of the Week for the week ending October 21. Duringthat week she led the Lady Tigers to two wins over LouisianaTech and conference foe St. Louis. During those two matches,Navia hit .600 and recorded two service aces, eight digs andsix blocks. Navia is in her first season with the Lady Tigersafter transferring from California Baptist College. She is thesister of Roberto Navia who plays on the MSU football team.

GREER - CAVANAGH EARN SALUKI INVITATIONALALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS ~ Sophomore Amy Greerand senior Alisande Cavanagh both earned all-tournamenthonors at the 15th Saluki Volleyball Invitational. MemphisState finished second at that tournament. During that tourna-ment Greer, a 5-11 outside hitter, had 35 digs including 22against Illinois-Chicago. Greer also hit .200 during the threematch tournament and had five block assists. Cavanagh, theteam's starting setter, she had 90 assists including 51 againstIllinois-Chicago. Cavanagh also had six service aces, 30 digsand eight block assists.

GRAPHIC SYSTEMS CLASSIC ~ For the fourth con-secutive year, Memphis State hosted the Graphic SystemsClassic. The Lady Tigers opened with a 15-5,15-4,8-15,15-7 win over Northeast Louisiana. In the championship matchagainst Arkansas State, the Lady Tigers did not fair as welllosing 15-9, 15-3, 15-7. Despite the loss, Lady Tigers AmyGreer and Lori Rembe earned all-tournament honors.

CAVANAGH - REMBE EARN SWMS ALL-TOURNA-MENT LAURELS ~ Senior setter Alisande Cavanagh andmiddle hitter Lori Rembe both earned all-tournament honorsduring the SMSU Autumn Classic in Springfield, Mo. The LadyTigers finished second in that tournament beating Butler andStephen F. Austin. MSU lost in the championship match tohost Southwest Missouri State. Cavanagh led the team with139 assists and six service aces. She also accumulated 33digs. Rembe led the squad with six block solos and 13 blockassists. Against Stephen F. Austin she hit a team-high .429which included 14 kills.

REMBE EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK -- Lori Rembewas the second Lady Tiger during the 1991 season to benamed the Great Midwest Conference Player of the Week.During the week of Nov. 17, Rembe led the Lady Tigerschampionship of the Connecticut Challenge. During thatthree-team tournament, Rembe hit .632 percent againstArmy. That mark was a Great Midwest best for the 1991season. Rembe also had 12 block solos and nine block assistsduring the two-day event.

CAVANAGH EARNS FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE- Senior Alisande Cavanagh earned first-team all-conferencelaurels during the Great Midwest Championship Tournament.Cavanagh is MSU's third all-time leading assist player with1,511. During 1991 season, Cavanagh led the Lady Tigerswith 1,245 assists and 49 service aces.

REMBE NAMED SECOND-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE~ Senior Lori Rembe was named to the Great Midwestsecond-team all-conference squad. Rembe ranks as MSU's10th all-time leading block assist player with 188. She alsoranks as the fifth all-time block solo player with 86. Du ring the1991 season she was the team's leading hitter with a .247percentage. Rembe also led the team with 47 block solos and75 block assists.

CAVANAGH EARNS CMC ALL-TOURNAMENT HON-ORS - Alisande Cavanagh completed her career at MemphisState being named to the Great Midwest ChampionshipTournament all-tournament squad. Cavanagh led the LadyTigers to a third place finish at the inaugural GMC tou rnament.

ANOTHER 20-WIN SEASON -- Forthe fifth consecutiveyear, the Memphis State Lady Tiger volleyball team won 20 ormore matches. The 1991 squad finished with a 20-15 record.During the 20 year history of MSU volleyball, 11 teams havewon 20 or more matches. The 1979 and 1990 team won over30 matches (35-20 in 1979 and 30-9 in 1990). The 1980 MSUteam went 41-17.

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RECORD (W-L): 20-15 (6-3 home; 4-8 away; 10-4 neutral; 3-2 Great Midwest)

DATEAug. 30Aug. 31Aug. 31Sept. 6Sept. 7Sept. 7Sept. 13Sept. 14Sept. 14Sept. 20Sept. 21Sept. 24Sept. 27Sept. 28Sept. 28Oct. 1Oct. 4Oct. 5Oct. 5Oct. 11Oct. 12Oct. 17Oct. 19Oct. 25Oct. 26Oct. 29Nov. 1Nov. 2Nov. 8Nov. 15Nov. 16Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 24Nov. 24

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OPPONENT GP^American University 3^Georgia 3Illinois State 4

% Wisconsin 3% Rhode Island 4%Southern California 3& Southern Illinois 4& Illinois-Chicago 5& Ohio University 3+ NORTHEAST LOUISIANA 3+ARKANSAS STATE 3Arkansas-Little Rock 4=George Washington 3=Bradley 3=Wright State 3Mississippi 4$Butler 4SStephen F. Austin 4$Southeast Missouri State 4Louisville 3Cincinnati 4LOUISIANA TECH 3*St. Louis 3*DEPAUL 4*MARQUETTE 3Arkansas State 3*Alabama at Birmingham 3Rice 5MISSISSIPPI 4! Army 4! Connecticut 4! Virginia Commonwealth 3AST. LOUIS 3ACINCINNATI 3^ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM 3

SCORE15-7, 15-4,15-89-15,11-15,5-1515-12,9-15,12-15,10-155-15,3-15,1-1512-15, 13-15,15-11,8-158-15,9-15,8-155-15,9-15, 16-14,2-159-15,15-7,12-15,15-5,15-1015-3,15-5,15-1215-5,15-4,8-15,15-79-15, 3-15, 7-1515-2,13-15,15-5, 15-815-7,15-6, 15-815-12, 15-11, 15-67-15,9-15, 10-1511-15,11-15,15-12,1-1510-15,15-13,15-8,15-517-16,9-15,15-11,15-84-15,8-15, 15-10,9-154-15,10-15,7-1515-10,12-15,15-12,15-1115-7,15-1,16-1415-10, 15-2, 16-148-15,8-15,15-12,12-1515-13,15-4,15-105-15,10-15,9-1512-15,7-15,5-157-15,13-15,15-8,15-11 15-1115-8,15-4,11-15,15-814-16, 15-3,15-11,15-1210-15, 15-7,15-3, 15-215-2, 15-8, 15-715-4,15-4,15-415-0,15-12,15-79-15,13-15,4-15

^Georgia Invitational, University of Georgia, Athens, GA%Volleyball Monthly Invitational, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wl&Saluki Invitational, Southern Illinois, Carbondale, IL+Graphic Systems Classic, Memphis State, Memphis, TN=Wright State Invitational, Wright State, Dayton, OH$SWMS Autumn Classic, Southeast Missouri State, Springfield, ILIConnecticut Challenge, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CTAGreat Midwest Conference Championships, Memphis State, Memphis, TN*Great Midwest Conference MatchHome matches in all CAPS/BOLD

TEAM RECORD1-01-11-21-31-41-51-62-63-64-64-75-76-77-77-87-98-99-99-109-1110-1111-1112-1112-1213-1213-1313-1414-1415-1416-1417-1418-1419-1420-1420-15

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PLAYER MP

GREER, Amy 35

REMBE, Lori 33

ROSS, Renee 32

NAVIA, Analise 34

REMBE, Lisa 33

RANDOLPH, Sami 28

LEMON, Kim 24

BRIGHT, Cherilyn 25

CAVANAGH, Alisande 35

BRAY, Lisa 5

RUNKLE, Jamie 28

MEMPHIS STATE

Opponent

PLAYER MP

ROSS, Renee 5

REMBE, Lori 5

BRIGHT, Cherilyn 5

NAVIA, Analise 5

RANDCLPH, Sami 3

GREER, Amy 5

LEMON, Kim 5

CAVANAGH, Alisande 5

REMBE, Lisa 4

RUNKLE, Jamie 4

BRAY, Lisa 1

MEMPHIS STATE

Opponerrts

Overall (123 Games):Kills:Errors:Total Attack:Assists:Service Aces:Block Solos:Block Assissts:Digs:

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34 117

29 106

25 106

30 110

21 94

19 90

15 65

3 47

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2 15

5 17

1 9

5 16

3 14

5 17

1 8

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316

276

213

189

158

146

104

58

112

6

6

1584

1544

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34

30

29

31

16

28

21

22

6

1

0

218

212

H

KPG

2.70

2.60

2.00

1.71

1.68

1.62

1.60

1.23

0.91

0.85

0.08

12.88

12.55

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2.26

2.00

1.93

1.82

1.77

1.75

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1.29

0.75

0.12

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115

137

80

85

58

47

35

47

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14

20

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16

12

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113

84

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878

650

692

479

391

400

274

177

287

20

24

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4284

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96

67

83

91

36

100

58

52

25

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609

589

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.227 19 10 39

.186 25 7 12

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.194 1362 77 164

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47 75

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6 38

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10 28

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120 348

87 316

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2 3

3 10

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17 47

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0.43

1.15

0.29

0.03

0.46

0.16

0.58

0.10

0.52

0.42

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2.39

1.99

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0.40

0.53

0.06

1.00

0.11

0.31

0.92

0.41

0.75

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2.38

1.85

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311

180

229

204

139

196

111

48

277

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35

23

26

21

38

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233

233

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25

13

27

16

21

19

12

7

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13

154

258

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5

3

2

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1

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29

32

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15

37

11

13

8

7

13

3

21

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128

92

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1

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6

0

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6

3

2

0

0

26

12

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38

52

37

46

32

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52

2

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301

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7

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48

Great Midwest (17 Games):Kills: 12.8Errors: 6.6Total Attack: 35.8Assists:Service Aces:Block Solos:Block Assissts:Digs:

11.2

1.8

1.02.713.7

22

OPPONENTAmerican University+MEMPIS STATE

Illinois State +MEMPHIS STATE

Georgia +MEMPHIS STATE

Wisconsin =MEMPHIS STATE

Southern California^MEMPHIS STATE

Rhode Island =MEMPHIS STATE

Southern Illinois A

MEMPHIS STATE

Illinois-Chicago A

MEMPHIS STATE

Ohio University A

MEMPHIS STATE

NE LOUISIANA0/.MEMPHIS STATE

ARKANSAS STATE%MEMPHIS STATE

Arkansas at Little RockMEMPHIS STATE

George Washington*MEMPHIS STATE

Bradley*MEMPHIS STATE

Wright State*MEMPHIS STATE

MississippiMEMPHIS STATE

Butler$MEMPHIS STATE

Stephen F. Austin$MEMPHIS STATE

SW Missouri State$MEMPHIS STATE

LouisvilleMEMPHIS STATE

Cincinnati*MEMPHIS STATE

LOUISIANA TECHMEMPHIS STATE

St. Louis*Memphis State

K2530

5938

4536

4023

4933

6354

6138

5660

2844

3646

5338

3563

2342

3545

4838

7267

7369

5260

6455

4527

4459

2248

2831

KPG8.310.0

14.79.5

15.012.0

13.37.6

16.311.0

15.713.5

15.29.5

11.212.0

9.314.6

9.011.5

17.612.6

8.715.7

7.611.4

11.615.0

16.012.6

18.016.7

18.217.2

13.015.0

16.013.7

15.09.0

11.014.7

7.316.0

9.310.3

E125

3328

1114

1128

1823

4434

2221

3019

1818

1819

1527

2120

2417

2417

924

1943

3828

3233

3435

918

3027

1712

119

TA7270

150134

9095

85105

115123

192158

130128

176154

112102

10099

147139

105143

9496

121113

10997

169181

196175

135154

177177

8289

167192

96112

9075

PCT.180.357

.173

.075

.378

.232

.341-.048

.269

.081

.098

.127

.300

.133

.148

.266

.089

.255

.180

.272

.258

.079

.133

.300

-.011.260

.091

.248

.358

.144

.314

.133

.179

.234

.148

.175

.169

.113

.439

.101

.083

.166

.052

.321

.188

.293

AST2124

5434

4132

3620

4630

5948

5132

5053

2441

3136

3734

2856

2237

3341

4536

6555

6661

4350

5850

4320

3849

1932

2327

SA19

38

64

42

53

65

99

76

15

212

103

110

23

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35

56

69

73

56

56

35

44

SE811

78

1415

34

66

98

68

98

89

107

125

012

89

84

117

511

1913

98

410

108

76

29

72

RE61

83

24

24

35

56

99

67

51

162

310

101

32

21

56

53

65

96

37

65

95

63

44

DIGS1611

6853

5233

4930

5145

5479

6358

8582

4250

2840

8371

6074

3834

5931

3838

9472

6465

4549

6465

4635

9247

4059

1931

BS04

510

34

20

31

45

10

14

02

05

04

11

13

44

31

35

42

13

24

70

63

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45

BA04

62

22

186

1610

46

1812

48

48

210

144

144

810

68

188

1816

624

1022

2810

82

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98

28

BE22

36

35

01

31

13

23

02

01

03

02

41

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26

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06

02

52

54

11

40

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418

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00

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12

32

33

68

45

10

32

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65

35

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37

23

OPPONENTDEPAUL*MEMPHIS STATE

MARQUETE*MEMPHIS STATE

Ala.-Birmingham*MEMPHIS STATE

RiceMEMPHIS STATE

OLE MISSMEMPHIS STATE

Army%Memphis State

Va. Commonwealth%MEMPHIS STATE

ConnecticutMEMPHIS STATE

ST. LOUIS!MEMPHIS STATE

CINCINNATI!MEMPHIS STATE

ALA.-BIRMINGHAM!MEMPHIS STATE

K6057

2944

5128

6772

4861

5052

1932

3459

2541

2243

4139

KPG15.014.2

4.314.6

17.04.0

13.314.4

12.015.2

12.513.0

6.310.6

8.514.7

8.313.6

7.314.3

13.613.0

E1631

1421

1325

3030

2126

2517

911

1615

2614

1319

2327

TA150157

9296

9091

170169

143156

154136

7070

130132

8982

85100

110118

PCT.293.165

.163

.239

.422

.033

.277

.249

.188

.224

.162

.257

.143

.300

.138

.333

-.011.329

.105

.240

.163

.110

AST5453

2942

4321

6067

4253

4139

1827

3049

2331

1633

3735

SA86

711

65

1210

212

62

110

27

17

08

43

SE1410

108

106

711

710

126

65

813

611

69

11115

RE68

87

56

1112

122

26

101

72

71

71

35

DIG5680

3254

3319

5865

5466

6575

2337

5463

2637

2958

4048

BS05

02

02

03

43

410

410

74

04

22

62

BA1010

68

810

1824

622

212

08

1210

612

29

610

BE15

20

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44

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55

1513

11

11

21

BHE62

53

02

42

74

45

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43

11

30

11

+at Georgia Invitational, Athens, GA= at Volleyball Monthly Invitational, Madision, Wl"atSaluki Invitational, Carbondale, IL%Graphic Systems Lady Tiger Classic, Memphis, TN#at Wright State Invitational, Dayton, OH$atSWMS Autumn Classic, Springf icid, MO'Great Midwest Conference Match%at Connecticut Challenge, Storrs, CTIGreat Midwest Conference Championships, Memphis, TNHome matches in all CAPS/BOLD

1992 lone senior Analise Navia

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MEMPHIS STATEINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:Kills: 21 - Lori Rembe vs. Rice (11 -2)Errors: 10 - Renee Ross vs. Ole Miss (10-1)

10 - Amy Greer vs. Rice (11 -2)48 - Renee Ross vs. Ole Miss (10-1).632 - Lori Rembe vs. Army (11 -1 5)60 - A. Cavanagh vs. Rice (11 -2)5 - A. Cavanagh vs. Ole Miss-2 (11-8)5 - Analise Navia vs. Ole Miss (11 -8)5 - A. Cavanagh vs. Ole Miss (10-1)5 - Analise Navia vs. Rice (11 -2)

Reception Errors: 4 - Amy Greer vs. USC (9-7)

OPPONENTINDIVIDUAL HIGHS:

Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:Service Aces:

Service Errors:

Digs:Block Solos:

Block Assists:Block Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM HIGHSKills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:Service Aces:

Servcie Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:

Block Assists:

Block Errors:BH Errors:

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:

Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:Block Errors:BH Errors:

23 - Amy Greer vs. Connecticut (11 -1 6)3 - A. Cavanagh vs. Georgia (8-31)3 - Kim Lemon vs. Rhode Island (9-7)3 - Lori Rembe vs. 3 opponents7 - Lori Rembe vs. Ole Miss-2 (11 -8)7 - Lori Rembe vs. Va. Common. (11-16)3 - by 4 Lady Tigers

72 vs. Rice (11-2)43 vs. Ole Miss (10-1)192 vs. Cincinnati (10-12).350 vs. American (8-30)61 vs. Butler (10-4)12 vs. Northeast Louisiana (9-20)12 vs. Rice (11-2)12 vs. Ole Miss-2 (11-8)15 vs. Georgia (8-31)11 vs. Rice (11-2)82 vs. Illinois-Chicago (9-14)10 vs. Illinois State (8-31)10 vs. Virginia Commonwealth (11-16)24 vs. Butler (10-4)24 vs. Rice (11-2)19 vs. Army (11-1 5)7 vs. St. Louis (10-1 9)

23 vs. Wisconsin (9-7)5 vs. American (8-30)70 vs. American (8-30)-.048 vs. Wisconsin (9-7)20 vs. Wisconsin (9-7)20 vs. Louisville (10-11)2 vs. Wisconsin (9-7)4 vs. Wisconsin (9-7)1 vs. 5 opponents1 1 vs. American (8-30)0 vs. 4 opponents2 vs. 3 opponents0 vs. 3 opponents0 vs. Ohio University (9-14)

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

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

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

TEAM LOWS:Kills:Errors:

Total Attempts:Kill Percentage*:Assists:Service Aces:Service Errors:Reception Errors:

Digs:Block Solos:Block Assists:

Block Errors:BH Errors:

23 - Jessica Taylor, Butler (10-4)14 - M. Reid, Stephen F. Austin (10-5)64 -Margaret Stewart, Army (11-15).667 - Tammy Purse, Louisville (10-11)65 - Amy Kerbow, Ole Miss (10-1)6 - Paige Pees (Cincinnati), (10-12)8 - Jenny Arentz, Butler (10-4)4 - Pam Judge, NE Louisiana (9-20)4 - Amy Birkhold, Rice (11 -2)26 - Stephanie Lindley, Ole Miss (10-1)4 - Tammy Purse, Louisville (10-11)7 - Kate Ditolla, Ole Miss (10-1)4 - Margaret Stewart, Army (11-15)4 - Martha Firnhaber, So. Illinois (9-13)

73 by Butler (10-4)44 by Rhode Island (9-7)196 by Butler (10-4).407 by Arkansas State (10-29)66 by Butler (10-4)12 by Rice (11-2)19 by Butler (10-4)16 by Northeast Louisiana (9-20)94 by Ole Miss (10-1)7 by Louisville (10-1)28 by Southwest Missouri State (10-5)15 by Connecticut (11-16)6 by 3 opponents

19 by Virginia Commonwealth (11 -16)9 by Louisville (10-11)9 by Virginia Commonwealth (9-16)70 by Virginia Commonwealth (9-16)-.011 by George Washington (9-27)21 by American University (8-30)0 by Ohio University (9-14)0 by Arkansas-Little Rock (9-24)2 by Georgia (8-31)2 by Army (11-15)16 by American University (8-30)0 by 7 opponents0 by American University (8-30)0 by Virginia Commonwealth (11 -16)0 by 7 opponents1 by 5 opponents

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THE LADY TIGERS WERE:When they won game one 15-1When they lost game one 5-14When they won game two 15-1When they lost game two 5-14When they won game three 17-5When they lost game three 3-10When they won game four 11-1When they lost game four 0-5When they had more kills than their opponents 19-1When they had less kills than their opponents 1-14When they made less errors than their opponents 11-4When they made more errors than their opponents 8-11When they had more kill attempts than their opponents 9-10When they had less kill attempts than their opponents 9-4When they hit under .100 percent 0-6When they hit between .100-.200 percent 5-8When they hit between .200-.300 percent 9-1When they hit between .300-.400 percent 5-0When they hit over .400 percent 0-0When their opponents hit hit under .100 percent 7-2When their opponents hit between .100-.200 percent 11-4When their opponents hit between .200-.300 percent 1-3When their opponents hit between .300-.400 percent 3-3When their opponents hit over .400 percent 0-3When they had more assists than their opponents 16-4When they had less assists than their opponents 2-11When they made more service aces than their opponents 15-3When they made less service aces than their opponents 3-10When they had more service errors than their opponents 9-6When they had less service errors than their opponents 9-9When they had more reception errors than their opponents 4-12When they had less reception errors than their opponents 13-3When they had more digs than their opponents 14-2When they had less digs than their opponets 5-10When they had more block solos than their opponents 14-6When they had less block solos than their opponents 3-6When they had more block assists than their opponents 16-2When they had less block assists than their opponents 4-10When they had more blocking errors than their opponents 9-6When they had less blocking errors than their opponents 5-7When they had more ballhandling errors than their opponents 10-3When they had less ballhandling errors than their opponents 5-6

STARTING LINEUP RECORDS:Cavanagh, Greer, Navia, Randolph, Lo. Rembe, Ross 7-4Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Randolph, Lo. Rembe, Ross 0-2Cavanagh, Greer, Randolph, Lo. Rembe, Li. Rembe, Ross 0-5Cavanagh, Lemon, Navia, Lo. Rembe, Li. Rembe, Ross 0-1Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Navia, Lo. Rembe, Li. Rembe 8-1Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Navia, Lo. Rembe, Ross 1-0Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Li. Rembe, Ross 1-0Bright, Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Navia, Li. Rembe 0-2Cavanagh, Greer, Lemon, Navia, Li. Rembe, Ross 1-0Cavanagh, Greer, Navia, Randolph, Li. Rembe, Ross 1-0Cavanagh, Greer, Navia, Randolph, Lo. Rembe, Ross 1-0

RECORD BREAK DOWN: WIN-LOSS DIFFERENTIAL:In August 1-2 On Monday 0-0 Games: 0-3 3-0 2-3 3-2 3-1 1-3In September 6-6 On Tuesday 1-2 Wins 0 10 0 2 8 0I n October 6 - 5 O n Wednesday 0 - 0 Losses 9 0 0 0 0 6In November 7-2 On Thursday 0-0Home 6-3 On Friday 9-6Away 4-8 On Saturday 10-7Neutral 10-4 On Sunday 0-0Great Midwest 3-2

TOTAL KILLS/AVG.

KILLS PER GAME

TOTAL ERRORS/AVG.

ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL ATTACK/AVG.

ATTACKS PER GAME

HITTING PERCENTAGE

TOTAL ASSISTS/AVG.

ASSISTS PER GAME

TOTAL SERVICE ACES/AVG.

SERVICE ACES PER GAME

TOTAL SERVICE ERRORS/AVG.

SERVICE ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL RECEPTION ERRORS/AVG.

RECEPTION ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL DIGS/AVG.

DIGS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCK SOLOS/AVG.

BLOCK SOLOS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCK ASSISTS/AVG.

BLOCK ASSISTS PER GAME

TOTAL BLOCKING ERRORS/AVG.

BLOCKING ERRORS PER GAME

TOTAL BALLHANDLING ERRORS/AVG.

BALLHANDLING ERRORS PER GAME

MEMPHIS STATE

1584/45.2

12.8

773/22.0

6.2

4272/122.0

34.7

.190

1405/40.1

.11.4

217/6.2

1.7

301/8.6

2.4

154/4.4

1.2

1768/50.5

14.3

120/3.4

0.9

348/9.9

2.8

128/3.6

1.0

80/2.2

0.6

OPPONENT

1544/44.1

12.5

711/20.3

5.7

4284/122.4

34.8

.194

1362/38.9

11.0

164/4.6

1.3

289/8.2

2.3

258/7.3

2.1

1701/48.6

13.8

87/2.4

0.7

316/9.0

2.5

92/2.6

0.7

77/2.2

0.6

I

(jit*} 27

Things like this are supposed to take time. But it didn'ttake much time for the Great Midwest Conference to makean impact on the national scene. The nation's newestNCAA, Division I conference, the Great Midwest celebratedits first season by sending a pair of teams to the semifinalsof an NCAA Championship.

The Saint Louis soccer team was the first GreatMidwest squad to make the run at a national title. Afterearning the inaugural conference soccer championship inNovember, the Billikens advanced all the way to thenational semifinal game before losing to eventual championVirginia in overtime.

Cincinnati's men's basketball squad provided thesecond shot at a national title. The Bearcats claimed thefirst men's basketball conference title en route to a run tothe NCAA Final Four before falling to Michigan.

It should not be a surprise the Great Midwest met withsuccess. From its formation in November, 1990, the sixmember league (Alabama at Birmingham, Cincinnati,DePaul, Marquette, Memphis State and St. Louis) hasbeen tabbed with the "can't miss" label.

"We've always known this was going to be a very goodconference," commissioner Mike Slive said. "What we hadno way of knowing was how quickly it would happen.Throughout our planning, we expected that we would be ahigh quality athletics conference. Having two teams reachthe national semifinals brought that recognition quickly".

The Great Midwest could quickly be recognized i neven more sports. Overall, the conference sponsorschampionships in 14 sports. In addition to soccer andmen's basketball, the championship sports are volleyball,basketball, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor trackand field and cross country for women along with baseball,golf, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and fieldand cross country for men.

In fact, the Great Midwest already earned its firstautomatic qualification in volleyball. Its 1991 champion,UAB, advanced to the National Invitational VolleyballChampionships (NIVC) in Dayton, Ohio as an automaticqualifier. For 1992, it has been recommended that thewinner of the conference title get an automatic berth in theNCAA Championship field.

There also was plenty of academic success. Fiveconference athletes earned GTE Academic Ail-Americanhonors and several others were honored on the districtlevel. Academic success should continue. The GreatMidwest is committed to academic success for its studentathletes and maintains stringent guidelines regarding initialand continuing eligibility.

Great Midwest institutions are more than athletic rivals.The league is developing an academic consortium for allstudents enrolled in one institution to attend one or more ofthe other five while earning credit at the original institution.Consortium plans also include a visiting lecture seriescoinciding with athletic contests.

Slive, formerly a Chicago based attorney who special-ized in sports law, sees more success on the horizon.

By any standard, it would be hard not to call the 1991volleyball season a success for the Great Midwest Confer-ence. Before the nation's newest NCAA, Division I athleticsconference even played its first volleyball match, theleague was rewarded with it first automatic qualification topostseason play, a bid to the National Invitational VolleyballChampionships.

That bid is indicative of the quality of volleyball playedin the Great Midwest Conference. In 1990, three leaguemembers were champions of their previous conference andtwo advanced to the NIVC. That depth of quality made fora thrilling first season of Great Midwest play.

DePaul took the regular season crown with perfect 5-0record in league play. The Blue Demons earned the topspot in the inaugural Great Midwest Conference VolleyballChampionships November 22-23 in Memphis, Tenn. UABfinished second at 4-1 while Memphis State was third at 3-2.

The inaugural championships provided two days ofoutstanding play, capped by UAB's five match victory overDePaul to earn the conference title and the trip to the NIVCin Dayton, Ohio. Coach Brenda Williams' Blazers opened a2-0 lead winning 17-16 and 16-14 before the Blue Demonsrallied. DePaul knotted the score at 2-2 with 15-9 and 15-10 wins to set up the decisive fifth game. The final wasclose, with UAB claiming the match and the championship15-13.

The inaugural season was marked with severalawards. DePaul's Susanne Fogarty earned honorablemention All-America and third team all-region honors fromthe American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVGA).Fogarty just missed becoming the first player in NCAA,Division I history to record 2,000 kills and 2,000 digs in hercareer. Fogarty finished with 2,134 kills and 1,950 digs.

UAB's Danielle Reaves, who led the Great Midwest inhitting at .334, was second team all- region from the AVCA.Teammate Mellissa Cobb picked up all-tournament honorsat the NIVC as the Blazers finished 33-10.

DePaul coach Anna Marie Marassa was namedregional coach of the year by the AVCA as well afterleading her Blue Demons to a 32-7 record. The 32 winsand the .821 winning percentage are both school records.

The Great Midwest also picked up some academicawards. Angie Showalter of Cincinnati and Suzie Johnsonof UAB were first team GTE Academic All-District whileReaves of UAB was secondteam.

28QMS* f

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS

TeamDePaulUABMemphis St.CincinnatiMarquetteSaint Louis

Overall32-733-1020-157-279-2412-19

Conference5-04-13-22-3140-5

G138155123128115112

K229223081584156213181395

Pet.233.286.190.177.179.175

SA322434217194203226

Digs268621231768206019421185

Ast191420501405139411271115

Blk242363294529251246

HittingPlayer (Team)Danielle Reaves (UA.B)Mellissa Cobb (UAB)Paige Pees (C)Hilary Beck (UAB)Susanne Fogarty (DP)Wendy Huber (UAB)Jen Myers (SL)Dawn Gura (DP)Jennifer Skarp (DP)Cindy Hey M

Kills AveragePlayer (Team)Susanne Fogarty (DP)Mellissa Cobb (UAB)Dani Peterson (C)Dawn Gum (DP)Dani Peterson (C)

Digs AveragePlayer (Team)Susanne Fogarty (DP)Susan Wronski (DP)Paige Pees (C)Ellen Fox (M)M.Vonderheide (DP)

Blocks AveragePlayer (Team)Hilary Beck (UAB)Lori Rembe (MS)Toni Herron (UAB)Angie Showalter (C)Dawn Largent (C)

G15515012612113515510513411394

K456565147346757412332461178173

E88172381162311431411717561

TA1101127536077418079457571171437478

Pet.334.308.303.297.291.285.252.248.236.234

G135150128134128

K757565470461423

Avg.5.613.773.673.443.31

G D Avg.135 528 3.91124 433 3.49126 409 3.25105 337 3.20134 417 3.11

G RS BA121 28 116110 47 75130 32 114128 28 102107 19 77

TB14412214613096

Aces AveragePlayer (Team)Mellissa Cobb (UAB)Wendy Fahistrom (DP)Suzie Johnson (UAB)Susanne Fognity (DP)Danielle Reaves (UAB)

Assists AveragePlayer (Team)M. Vonderheide (DP)T. Robertson (UA.B)A. Cavanagh (MS)Shelly Metzler (SL)Paige Pees (C)

Avg.1.171.151.121.010.89

G150130127135155

G134155123107126

SA11165606468

Ast16461763124510051153

Avg.0.740.500.470.470.44

Avg.12.2811.3710.129.399.20

QMC Q,U>^4 29

DePaul (1)

Cincinnati (4)

Cincinnati

Memphis St. (3)

St. Louis (6)

Memphis St.

DePaul

UAB (2)

UAB

UAB

First Place

Cincinnati

Memphis St.

Memphis St.

Third Place

Marquette

St. Louis

St. Louis

Fifth Place

Great Midwest Championship Tournament Results

First Round:Cincinnati def. Marquette, 12-15,15-13,17-15,15-10Memphis St. def. St. Louis, 15-4,15-4,15-4Semi-Finals:DePaul def. Cincinnati, 15-7,15-12,15-2UAB def. Memphis St., 15-9,15-13,15-4

Fifth Place:St. Louis def. Marquette, 15-12,15-13,15-8Third Place:Memphis St. def. Cincinnati, 15-0,15-2,15-7Championship:UAB def. DePaul, 17-16,16-14, 9-15,10-15,15-13

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First Team All-Great Midwest

Alisande Cavanagh, Memphis StateMellissa Cobb, UABSusanne Fogarty, DePaulDawn Gura, DePaulDanielle Reaves, UABMichelle Vonderheide, DePaul

Second Team All Great Midwest

Lori Rembe, Memphis StateHilary Beck, UABWendy Huber, UABJennifer Martin, MarquetteJen Myers, St. LouisPaige Pees, CincinnatiDani Peterson, Cincinnati

Newcomer of the Year

Ton Herron, UAB

Most Valuable Player

Susanne Fogarty, DePaul

Coach of the Year

Anna Marie Marassa, DePaul

Great Midwest Championship All-Tournament

Alisande Cavanagh, Memphis St.Hilary Beck, UABMellissa Cobb, UABTammy Robertson, UABSusanne Fogarty, DePaulWendy Fahlstrom, DePaul

First Team GTE Academic All-America

Suzie Johnson, UABAngie Showalter, Cincinnati

Second Team GTE Academic All-America

Danielle Reaves, UAB

All-National Invitational Volleyball Championships

Mellissa Cobb, UAB

American Volleyball Coaches Association

Honorable Mention All-AmericaSusanne Fogarty, DePaul

Regional Coach of the YearAnna Marie Marassa, DePaul

Second Team All-RegionDanielle Reaves, UAB

Third Team, All-RegionSusanne Fogarty, DePaul

Great Midwest Player of the Week

Sept. 9 Mellissa Cobb, UABSept. 16 Michelle Vonderheide, DePaulSept. 23 Susanne Fogarty, DePaulSept. 30 Wendy Huber, UABOct. 7 Tammy Robertson, UABOct. 14 Dawn Gura, DePaulOct. 21 Analise Navia, Memphis St.Oct. 28 Susanne Fogarty, DePaulNov. 4 Paige Pees, CincinnatiNov. 11 Ellen Fox, MarquetteNov. 18 Lori Rembe, Memphis StateNov. 25 Hilary Beck, UAB

Great Midwest All-Academic Team

UABWendy HuberSuzie JohnsonStephanie OverfeltDanielle ReavesTammy Robertson

CincinnatiHeather AugustineKristin KridlerHeather MasonCathy McDonaldDani PetersonAngie Showalter

DePaulLaurie BorgerdingShelia CarrollChris KachinskyJeanne MalkusJennifer Skarp

MarquetteAimee BrillElaine EischensJennifer MartinTricia McCarthyKelli O'ConnellElizabeth Olle

Memphis StateLisa BrayAlisande CavanaghKim LemonSami RandolphJamie Runkle

St. LouisKaren BlackNora FagenShelly MetzlerJen MyersKim Ouwenga

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TEAM W-L TEAM W-L TEAM W-LAlabama 1-6 Hinds J.C 1-0 Ohio University 1-0Alabama-Birmingham 11-3 Hofstra 1-0 Oklahoma 0-4Alcorn State 3-0 Houston 0-3 Oral Roberts 2-3American University 1-0 Oregon State 0-1Arizonia State 0-1 Illinois 1-0Arkansas-Little Rock 2-0 Illinois-Chicago 3-1 Peabody 4-0Arkansas State 26-12 Ilinois State 0-4 Penn State 0-1Army 1-0 Indiana-Purdue (Ft. Wayne) 1-0 Pittsburgh 0-1Auburn 0-3 Indiana State 1-0 Purdue 0-1Austin Peay 17-0

Jackson State J.C 2-0 Rhode Island 0-1Ball State 3-1 Jacksonville 1-0 Rhodes "Southwestern" 10-0Baylor 1-0 Jefferson C.C 4-0 Rice 1-0Berry College 0-1 Rollins College 1-0Bradley 1-0 Kansas 0-1Brigham Young 0-1 Kansas State 0-2 Saint Louis 5-2Butler 2-0 Kearney State 0-1 Sam Houston 0-1

Kellogg C.C 0-2 South Alabama 3-1Cal-Santa Clara 0-1 Kentucky 0-7 South Carolina 4-7Carson-Newman 3-1 Kentucky State 1-0 South Florida 3-0Carthage College 1-0 Southeast Missouri State 7-1Central Arkansas 2-0 Lake C.C 1-0 Southern California 0-1Central Florida 2-1 Lambuth 7-1 Southern Illinois 5-13Central Missouri 0-1 Langler College 1-0 Southern Mississippi 12-1Chapman College 1-0 Louisiana State 1-2 Southern University 1-0Charleston College 1-0 Louisiana Tech 1-0 Southwest Baptist 2-0Christian Brothers 1-0 Louisville 9-11 Southwest Missouri State 0-8Cincinnati 11-14 Loyola 0-2 Southwestern Louisiana 3-1Clemson 2-0 Loyola-Marymount 0-2 Stephen F. Austin 1-1Coker College 1-0Colorado 0-2 Madison College 1-1 Tennessee 9-23Colorado State 0-1 Marquette 1-0 Tennessee State 1-0Columbus College 2-0 Mars Hill 1-0 Tennessee Tech 9-9Connecticut 1-0 Memphis State "A" 1-0 Texas-Arlington 1-2Covenant College 1-0 Memphis State "B" 1-0 Texas-Austin 0-2

Memphis Volleyball 1-0 Texas A&M 0-3Danville J.C 1-0 Miami 0-3 Texas-El Paso 1-0Dayton 1-0 Miami-Dade C.C 1-0 Texas Southern 0-1DePaul 0-1 Middle Tenn. State 21-1 Texas Tech 0-2Duke 2-0 Milligan 1-0 Troy State 2-0

Mississippi 24-26 Tulane 8-6East Carolina 1-0 Mississippi College 1-0 Tulsa 5-1East Tennessee State 6-5 Mississippi State 18-2Eastern Kentucky 3-5 Mississippi Univ./Women 7-6 UCLA 0-1Eastern Illinois 1-2 Missouri 4-3 Union 1-0Eastern Mennonite 1-0 Missouri-Kansas City 1-0 Utah 0-1Eastern Michigan 0-2 Montana 0-1 Utah State 1-1Evansville 1-0 Montevallo 1-0 U.T. Chattanooga 5-1

Morehead State 4-3 U.T. Martin 20-4Fisk 2-0 Murray State 8-1Flagler College 0-1 Valpariaso 1-0Florence State 1-0 Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 Villanova 1-0Florida 1-4 New Mexico 0-2 Virginia Commonwealth 2-0Florida International 0-1 New Orleans 3-1 Virginia Tech 13-1Florida Southern 2-0 Nichols State 2-1Florida State 2-15 North Alabama 3-0 Washington State 0-1Florida Tech 1-2 North Carolina 1-3 Weber State 0-1Francis Marion 1-0 North Carolina State 2-2 West Georgia 0-1Freed-Hardeman 1-0 North Dakota State 1-0 Western Carolina 1-0Fresno State 0-1 North Georgia 0-1 Western Illinois 2-3

North Texas 1-0 Western Kentucky 5-0Georgetown 1-0 Northeast Louisiana 3-1 Western Michigan 0-4George Mason 1-0 Northern Illinois 1-1 Wichita State 1-1George Washington 1-1 Northern Iowa 2-1 William & Mary 2-0Georgia 2-3 Northern Kentucky 0-2 Winthrop College 1-3Graceland College 0-0-1 N.E. Illinois 1-0 Wisconsin 0-1

Northwestern 0-1 Wright State 0-1Henderson State 1-0 Northwestern State (La.) 1-0

Xavier 2-0

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ALABAMA LADY TIDE INVITATIONALSeptember 4-5,1992

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Alabama

Central Florida

Minnesota

Memphis State

I MINNESOTASeptember 4 (5:00 p.m.)

•• Location: Minneapolis, Minn.• Founded: 1851•Enrollment: 41,000• President: Nils Hasselmot Head Coach: Stephanie Schleuder• Alma Mater/Year: Minnesota-Duluth/1972• Record at School/Years: 193-136/10• Career Record/Years: 491-248/19• Office Phone: (612) 624-3335, Best Time To Call: mmXiiZmmmmiiiiii&. • Mornings• Asst. Coach: ,..,;....«!. .„. Vivian Langley• Alma Mater/Year: „,. Alabama/1979• Asst. Coach: ,.,, Steve Willingham• Alma Mater/Year: f £.;...., Minnesota/1987• Athletic Director , Chris Voelz• Trainer: Jeni Evans• SID for Volleyball: Dianne Boyer• Office Phone: , (612) 624-3335• Home Phone: (612) 645-4421. Fax Phone: (612) 624-8018• Press Row: (612)626-1394• Home Court/Capacity: Williams Arena/16,440• Colors: Maroon and Gold• Nickname: Golden Gophers, Conference: Big Ten• 1991 Overall Record: 14-16• 1991 Conference Record: 11-8/5th• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/7• Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4, Newcomers: 3• Record vs MSU: First Meeting

ALABAMASeptember 5 (1:00 p.m.)

Location: Tuscaloosa, AlabamaFounded: April 12, 1831Enrollment: 20,000President: Dr. Roger SayersHead Coach: Dorothy Franco-ReedAlma Mater/Year: ;..... ;... Alabama/1980Record at School/Years: 42-64/3Career Record/Years: 60-74/5Office Phone: (205)348-6161Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Tom ReedAlma Mater/Year: Wyoming/1984Athletic Director: Cecil "Hootie" IngramTrainer: /». Cindy McCarthySID for Volleyball: L, Bill ThorntonOffice Phone: , (205) 348-6084Home Phone: TBAFax Phone: ..„, (205) 348-8841Press Row: .'. NAHome Court/Capacity: Foster Auditorium (3,000)Colors: Crimson and WhiteNickname: :,.... Crimson TideConference: ..'.T^Trrr—rrisKw^^^Li. ™-^^--- Southeastern1991 Overall Record: ...*.;!'. 14-181991 Conference Record: 5-9/6thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 1/13Starters Lost/Returning: 0/6Newcomers: 3Record vs MSU:... ... Alabama leads 6-1

; CENTRAL FLORIDASeptember 5 (5:00 p.m.)

•0 Location: Orlando, Florida.Founded: 1963• Enrollment: 22,000• President: Dr. John C. Hitt• Head Coach: Laura Smith• Alma Mater/Year: Central Florida, 1988• Record at School/Years: 24-13/1• Career Record/Years: 24-13/1• Office Phone: (407) 823-2025• Best Time To Call: Mornings• Asst. Coach: Sandy Gust• Alma Mater/Year: Jf....*****^...... Central Florida• Athletic Director: f. Gene McDowell• Trainer: k Kevin Marcuri• SID for Volleyball: ls.x..:. „ Bob Cefalo• Office Phone:...:.,..,. , (407) 823-2464• Home Phone: I~~~l..'.. I........7. (407) 380-3001• Fax phone: X (407) 823-5266• Press Row: TBA• Home Court/Capacity: UCF Gymnasium/2,456, Colors: Black and Gold• Nickname: Lady Knights• Conference: Trans America Athletic• 1991 Overall Record: 24-13• 1991 Conference Record: 2-2/3rd.Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 11/4• Starters Lost/Returning: 5/1• Newcomers: 8• Record vs MSU: First Meeting

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GRAPHIC SYSTEM CLASSICSeptember 11-12,1992Memphis, Tennessee

Arkansas-Little Rock

Austin Peay

Ole Miss

Southeast Missouri State

Southern Mississippi

Memphis State

. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE• September 11 (8:00 p.m.)•• Location: Cape Girardeau, Mo.•Founded: 1873• Enrollment: 9,000• President: Dr. KaraStroup• Head Coach: Cindy Gannon• Alma Mater/Years: Southeast Missouri/1984• Record at School: 82-50/3• Career Record/Years: 82-50/3• Office Phone: r (314) 651-2997• Best Time To Call: ./• Mornings• Asst. Coach: *. Dave Schwepker• Alma Mater/Year: Southeast Missouri/1987, Athletic Director: .....Jlr. Richard McDuffie• Trainer: 3]S>. Trish Kelly• SID for Volleyball: .....:.:.::.:..r:l. Rick Kindhart•Office Phone: (314)651-2294• Home Phone: (314) 339-0574• Fax Phone: (314) 651-2810• Press Row: TBA• Home Court/Capacity: Houck Field House (1,500)• Colors: Red, Black and White'Nickname: Otahkians• Conference: Ohio Valley• 1991 Overall Record: 20-17• 1991 Conference Record: 12-2/1st• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/70 Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4• Newcomers: 5• Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 6-0

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCKSeptember 12 (12:00 p.m.)

Location: Little Rock, Ark.Founded: 1927Enrollment: 11,400Chancellor: Dr. James YoungHead Coach: Van ComptonAlma Mater/Year: ;,»!":*, Arkansas StateRecord at School: 73-49/4Career Record[Years: ...,..;...,.........„.. 73-49/4Office Phone: (501)569-3371Best Time To Call: 10a.m. - 12p.m.Athletic Director: Mike HamrickTrainer: .; Art HopkinsSID for Volleyball: Will HancockOffice Phone: ..:!.. (501)569-3449Home Phone: TBAFax Phone: ,,*l7. (501) 569-3030Press Row: NAHome Court/Capacity: UALR Field House/2,000Colors: Maroon, Gold and WhiteNickname: TrojansConference:... Sun Belt1991 Overall Record: 19-151991 Conference Record: .,.„...... 3-1/4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5Starters Lost/Returning: 3/4Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU:.....,............... MSU leads 2-0

AUSTIN PEAY• Location: Clarksville, Tenn..Founded: 1927• Enrollment: 8,200• President: Dr. Oscar C. Page• Head Coach: Cheryl HoltJ Alma Mater/Year: Ohio State/1969• Record at School/Years: 138-202/10• Career Record/Years: 259-268/15•Office Phone: , (615)648-7203• Best Time To Call: 9 a.m. -12 p.m.. Athletic Director: Tim Wieser• Trainer: TBA• SID for Volleyball: ; Brad Kirtley•Office Phone: (615)648-7561• Home Phone: (615) 647-0992• Fax Phone: (615) 648-7562• Press Row: (615) 648-7191• Home Court/Capacity: Dunn Center, Dave Aaron Arena/9,000• Colors: Red and Whitef Nickname: Lady Govs• Conference: Ohio Valley• 1991 Overall Record:.. 22-11• 1991 Conference Record: 9-5/T3rd• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/5. Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3• Newcomers: 4• Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 17-0

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MISSISSIPPI I SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI•

Location: Oxford, Miss. * Location: Hattiesburg, Miss.Founded: 1848 , Founded: 1910Enrollment: 11,033 .Enrollment: 13,994Chancellor: Dr. R. Gerald Turner • President: Dr. Aubrey K. LucasHead Coach: John Blair • Head Coach: Steve DeBoerAlma Mater/Year: •/*•«*£• Tennessee/1976 * Alma Mater/Year: iggrr?g>»s» Calvin College/1987

j. Record at School: .....,......l...k. 98-92/6 , Record at School: i 18-18/1Career Record/Years: .| ...^K^... \6 . Career Record/Years: 18-18/1Office Phone: .............j, ,,..... j. (601)232-7540 • Office Phone: : ^f^f^..^ (601)266-5636

1 Best Time To Call: C ^<^ ir-\ • • -^- Mornings • Best Time To Call: a*"*"^^ "•""• MorningsAsst. Coach: *'~^,K '.?.*".. Michelle Whitby-York * Athletic Director: jjf.. Bill McLellanAlma Mater/Year: '. Ole Miss/1990 "Trainer: .., Jit. TEAAthletic Director: Warner Alford * SID for Volleyball: £..| |..L.M. Shirley HillTrainer: Steve Shipman • Office Phone: L...J !..'..;&.... „....:«, ;% (601) 266-4503SID for Volleyball: *." Joel Schuchmann • Home Phone: If... j '.".l|s ,:. ..v....,.,{601) 264-2659Office Phone: (601)232-7522 * Fax Phone: O'(601) 266-4507Home Phone: (601)232-3077 * Press Row: ,..........,„. ....,....,....: NAFax Phone: (901) 232-7006 • Home Court/Capacity: Reed Green Coliseum/8,095Press Row: ...:.;. (601)236-1931 • Colors: l|2K Black and GoldHome Court/Capacity: C. M. Tad Smith Coliseum/8,135 • Nickname: ::..., Golden EaglesColors: Cardinal Red and Navy Blue * Conference: MetroNickname: Lady Rebels * 1991 Overall Record: .,.,, 18-18Conference: Southeastern • 1991 Conference Record: 2-4/6th1991 Overall Record: 13-118 • Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/91991 Conference Record: 4-10 • Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5 * Newcomers: 2Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2 * Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 12-1Newcomers: 5 •Record vs. MSU: Ole Miss lead 26-24 •

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NORTH TEXAS ; TEXAS-ARLINGTONSeptember 17 (7:30 p.m.) • September 18 (7:30 p.m.)

•Location: Denton, Tex. .Founded: 1895Founded: 1870 • Enrollment: 25,000Enrollment: 27,180 • President: Dr. Ryan C. AmacherPresident: Al Hurley * Head Coach: Cathy GeorgeHead Coach: Donna Martin * Alma Mater/Years: Illinois State/1985Alma Mater/Year: Purdue/1979 . Record at School: 62-41/3Record at School/Years: 4-21/1 • Career Record/Years: 149-52/5Career Record/Years: 61-75/4 • Office Phone: (817) 273-2261Office Phone: (817)565-3666 * Best Time 10a.m.-1 p.m.Best Time To Call: Mornings , Asst. Coach: Toni McCormachAsst. Coach: , Lucy Courtney . Alma Mater/Year: South Carolina/1987Alma Mater/Year: Houston/1975 • Asst. Coach: Eddie PettitAthletic Director: ••-.-• Steve Sloan • Alma Mater/Year:Trainer: Robyn Elliott * Athletic Director: Pete CarlonSID for Volleyball: Brian Holland * Trainer: Pete CarlonOffice Phone: (817)565-2664 , SID for Volleyball: Steve WellerHome Phone: ..(817)566-4861 • Office Phone: (817)273-2239

f. Fax Phone: ....,.,...: (817)565-3671 • Home Phone: (817)460-7341j Press Row: NA * Fax phone: (817) 794-5037

Home Court/Capacity: Snake Pit/4,500 . Press Row: (817) 273-3795j Colors: Green and White . Home Court/Capacity: Texas Hall (4,200)

Nickname: Lady Eagles • Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteConference: Southland • Nickname: Lady Mavericks1991 Overall Record: 4-21 * Conference: Southland1991 Conference Record: 0-9 ,1991 Overall Record: 13-18Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/5 . 1991 Conference Record: 8-1Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3 • Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 6/4Newcomers: 3 • Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2Record vs. MSU: 0-1 * Newcomers: 2

* Record vs MSU: UTA leads 2-1

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SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANASeptember 19 (12:00 p.m.)

Location: Lafayette, La.Founded: 1898Enrollment: 16,500President: Dr. Ray AuthementHead Coach: Cheryl LambertAlma Mater/Years: New Orleans/1984Record at School: 19-16/1Career Record/Years: 19-16/1Office Phone: (318)231-6327Best Time To Call: 10 a.m. -12 p.m.Athletic Director: , , Nelson StokleyTrainer: Aime LacurSID for Volleyball: Jennifer ChausteOffice Phone: (318)231-6330Home Phone: TEAFax phone: .""""""" ..!!!??.*!!!'*!.!!! ±..'".?.!T.:;.l (318) 231-6649Press Row: NAHome Court/Capacity: Earl K. Long Gym/2,000Colors: Vermilion Red and WhiteNickname: Lady CajunsConference: Sun Belt1991 Overall Record: 19-161991 Conference Record: 3-4/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 9/2Starters Lost/Returning: 6/0Newcomers: 9RecordvsMSU: ... MSU leads 3-1

ARKANSAS STATESeptember 22 in Jonesboro (7:00 p.m.)

November 2 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)November 14 in Williamsburg (6:30 p.m.)

• Location: Joneboro, Ark.• Founded: 1909•Enrollment: 10.000• President: Dr. John Mangieri, Head Coach: .1.,. Chris Poole• Alma Mater/Years: Arkansas Tech/1983• Record at School/Years: 172-48/5• Career Record/Years: 225-6/7• Office Phone: (501) 972-3876, Best Time To Call: Mornings• Asst. Coach: Melissa Aldrich• Alma Mater/Year: „,,.„ WJIIiam & Mary/1991• Athletic Director: *.:..:,*..,.i Charles Thornton• Trainer: Ron Carroll, SID for Volleyball: Sunnie Ewing• Office Phone: (501) 972-2541• Home Phone: TBA• Fax Phone: (501) 972-3367• Press Row: (501) 972-2541, Home Court/Capacity: Convocation Center (10,563)• Colors: Scarlet and Black• Nickname: Lady Indians• Conference: Sun Belt• 1991 Overall Record: '".'. 41-9» 1991 Conference Record: 5-0/1st• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/6• Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4•Newcomers: 4• Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 11-22

SYRACUSE TOURNAMENTSeptember 25-26,1992

Syracuse, New York

SYRACUSE

UNIVERSITY

Bowling Green

Syracuse

York University

Memphis State

: YORK UNIVERSITY• September 25 (4:00 p.m.)

• Location: North York, Ontario• Founded: 1959•Enrollment: 22,500• President: Harry Arthurs0 Head Coach: »,««, Merv Mosher• Alma Mater/Years: ..!..!........... British Columbia/1976• Record at School: 235-80/13• Career Record/Years: ...a 235/80/13•Office Phone: (416)6-5183 ext. 66922t Best Time To Call: Mornings• Athletic Director: ,.,, Michael Dinning• Trainer: Frances Flint• SID for Volleyball: Rob Martellacci• Office Phone: (416) 736-5183• Home Phone: ,. (416) 821-0320, Fax Phone: all (416) 736-5702• Press Row: »... ::.....:. (416) 736-5183• Home Court/Capacity: Tail McKenzie/2,500• Colors: ..T. Red and White0 Nickname: ,••.•.•,••.—. •,•—,•—•; Yeowomen• Conference: OWIAA• 1991 Overall Record: ,;t..; 39-8• 1991 Conference Record: ^,^.,.i..j=..:^...dli 10-0/1st• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 2/2• Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4• Newcomers: 4• Record vs MSU: First Meeting

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BOWLING GREENSeptember 26 (12:00 p.m.)

Location: Bowling Green, Oh.Founded: 1910Enrollment: 18,000President: Dr. Paul J. OlscampHead Coach: Denise Ban De WalleAlma Mater/Year: Ball State/1976Record at School: 178-101/9Career Record/Years: 178-101/9Office Phone: .„ (419)372-7067Best Time To Call: , MorningsAsst. Coach: Mark HardawayAlma Mater/Year:... Missouri Southern/1988Athletic Director: .......... Jack GregoryTrainer: dKlSii, Annette DavidsonSID for Volleyball: l£. Mark KunstmannOffice Phone: (419) 372-7076Home Phone: (419)334-2123Fax Phone: (419)372-6015Press Row: .,.. (419)372-7131Home Court/Capacity: Anderson Arena/5,000Colors: Brunt Orange and Seal BrownNickname: ..,,, FalconsConference: Mid-American1991 Overall Record: 29-51991 Conference Record: 15-1/1stLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 5Record vs. MSU: First Meeting

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: SYRACUSE• September 26 (7:30 p.m.)

• Location: Syracuse, NY•Founded: 1870•Enrollment: 10,500. Chancellor: Kenneth Shaw• Head Coach: Dan Schulte• Alma Mater/Year: College of Wooster/1983• Record at School: 153-90/6• Career Record/Years: 153-90/6. Office Phone: (315) 443-4149• Best Time To Call: .^,,g^ :,.*.... 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.• Asst. Coach: S.X. ;...;... Debbie Mateska• Alma Mater/Year: ...|i|. Providence College/1991"Athletic Director: .....>,.%,. John Jake Crouthamel. Trainer: , Don Lowe• SID for Volleyball: Sue Cornelius• Office Phone: :.$ .H.}.... (315) 443-2608•Home Phone: , JJL. (315)426-1105• Fax Phone: |.|. .Ill-- (315) 443-2076. Press Row: 1.2 NA• Home Court/Capacity: Women's Building/3,000• Colors: Orange• Nickname: Orange Women• Conference: Big East.1991 Overall Record: 21-11• 1991 Conference Record: 5-2• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/8• Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3• Newcomers: 2. Record vs. MSU: First Meeting

CINCINNATIOctober 2 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

October 16 in Cincinnati (6:30 p.m.)Location: Cincinnati, Oh.Founded: 1819Enrollment: 36,000President: Dr. Joseph A. StegerHead Coach: Darrell MorkenAlma Mater/Year: Ball State/1984Record at School/Years: 78-65/4Career Record/Years: 78-65/4Office Phone: (513)556-7762Best Time To Call: ,..u.i.i, 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.Asst. Coach: Lynette FellAlma Mater/Year: ...Purdue/1992Athletic Director: Rick TaylorTrainer: , , ,... Pat GromanSID for Volleyball: ".'". ,.... Cathy TapognaOffice Phone: .!?£™^™.hL'* (513) 556-5191Home Phone: (513)541-9150Fax Phone: (513)556-0619Press Row: (513)556-3800Home Court/Capacity: Shoemaker Center/13,176Colors: Red and BlackNickname: BearcatsConference: Great Midwest1991 Overall Record: 7-271991 Conference Record: 3-5/4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 1/8Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 4Record vs MSU: UC leads 14-11

NORTHEASTLOUISANATOURNAMENTOctober 3-4

Monroe, Louisiana

Louisiana Tech

Northeast Louisiana

Stephen F. Austin

Memphis State

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STEPHEN F. AUSTINOctober 3 (2:00 p.m.)

Location: Nacagdoches, Tex.Founded: 1923Enrollment: 12,700President: Dr. Dan AngelHead Coach: Debbie HumphreysAlma Mater/Year: .....,„,..,.„,,.,,.,,,„» Texas Tech/1986Record at School/Years: 55-64/4Career Record/Years: 55-64/4Office Phone:.., .....j: (409)568-1511Best Time To Call: , 'A MorningsAsst. Coach: I I Glenn KiriyamAlma Mater/Year: ; Brigham Young/1987Athletic Director: Sadie AllisonTrainer: Jj... Loree CarpenterSID for Volleyball: Joni JamesOffice Phone: j| (409)568-2010Home Phone: (409)560-3937Fax Phone: ....... (409)568-1732Press Row: , TBAHome Court/Capacity: ..... Shelton Gym/1,000Colors: Purple and WhiteNickname: I ... LadyjacksConference: Southland1991 Overall Record: 1 .....J 15-181991 Conference Record: 5-4Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 8/2Starters Lost/Returning: 5/1Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: First Meeting

: NORTHEAST LOUISIANA• October 3 (8:00 p.m.)•• Location: '. Monroe, La.• Founded: 1931•Enrollment: 10,686• President: Lawson Searingen.Head Coach: Rosemary Holloway• Alma Mater/Year: Pral Roberts/1977• Record at School/Years: -"^iimmfi 146-138/8•Career Record/Years: 302-209-25/13•office Phone: (318) 342-5408. Best Time To Call: ...Jig... 9 a.m. -11 a.m.•Asst. Coach: Lisa King•Alma Mater/Year: , Northeast Lousiana•Asst. Coach: , Alie Swartz*Alma Mater/Year: „....„ Northeast Louisiana.Athletic Director: j| j ^ Benny Hollis• Trainer: .* j> L..,.,,. . Richard Basney• SID for Volleyball:!L...".'. IMfe Jeff Hood•Office Phone: '^JL (318) 342-5460"Home Phone: .11,,, .^JK...L;.~...(3j)8) 345-1014.Fax Phone: !»b (318)342-5464• Press Row: t-'-fM^"- NA

• Home Court/Capacity: Ewing Coliseum/8,000 & Brown Gym/500•Colors: Maroon and Gold'Nickname: StiS .S... Indians.Conference: sE Southland• 1991 Overall Record: " 9-23• 1991 Conference Record: 2-7• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 6/4• Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4.Newcomers: 2• Record vs. MSU: ,,..,,..,,............ MSU leads 2-1

LOUISIANA TECHOctober 4 (2:00 p.m.)

Location: Ruston, La.Founded: 1894Enrollment: 10,200President: Dr. Dan ReneauHead Coach: Scott MayhewAlma Mater/Year: University of Texas/1984Record at Scfiaol:, , .,..,., 44-30/2Career Record/Years: 44-30/2Office Phone :S. ;J|. (318)257-4111Best Time To Call: ,. 10a.m. - 12p.m.Asst. Coach: .,,i Lara LittleAthletic Director: ., Jerry StovallTrainer: J. ..SSSfe ,2. Donna ElderSID for Volleyball: ..,..,.,, Chris CookOffice Phone: (318)257-3144Home Phone: ...s Ji (318)251-3718Fax Phone: if. (318) 257-3757Press Row: (318)257-3144Home Court/Capacity: Thomas Assembly Center/8,000Colors: Columbia Blue and RedNickname: .,... Lady TechstersConference: Sun Belt1991 Overall Record: 31* 25-151991 Conference Record: 1-4/8thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 8/2Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2Newcomers: 3Record vs MSU: First Meeting

I MARQUETTE• October 9 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)* November 7 in Milwaukee (7:00 p.m.)

•Location: Milwaukee, Wise.'Founded:1881.Enrollment: 11,077• President: Rev. Albert J. DiVlio, S.J.• Head Coach: TatShiely•Alma Mater/Year: ., Quincy College/1972J Record at School: 296-325/5.Career Record/Years: 296-325/5• Office Phone: ..;. (414) 288-7707• Best Time To Call: 11 a.m. -3p.m.•Asst. Coach: Karen Binash• Alma Mater/Year! x .:£.. Marquette/1984.Athletic Director: Bill Cords• Trainer: Margie Peter• SID for Volleyball: t.......... Kathleen Hohl•Office Phone: (414) 288-7447*Home Phone: . (414) 481-9815. Fax Phone: .,«, K ^ ... (414) 288-6519• Press Row: TBA• Home Court/Capacity:, Marquette Gym/500•Colors: Royal Blue and Gold•Nickname: Warriors.Conference: ;;...... Great Midwest• 1991 Overall Record: 9-24• 1991 Conference Record: 1-4/5th•Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/7•starters Lost/Returning: 2/4.Newcomers: 4• Record vs. MSU: , MSU leads 1-0

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DEPAULOctober 10 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)November 6 in Chicago (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Chicago, III.Founded: 1898Enrollment: 16,414President: Rev. John T. Richardson C.M.Head Coach: Anna Marie MarassaAlma Mater/Year: DePaul/1987Record at School: 96-63/4Career Record/Years: 96-63/4Office Phone: (312)362-8414Best Time To Call: .....O*Sl*> 9. ^!f MorningsAsst. Coach: .;ShMk. -*KmJI Mark JohnsonAlma Mater/Year: ••^Xcr DePaul/1984Student Asst. Coach: Dawn GuraAthletic Director: ^£ C -%1 '"• Bill BradshawTrainer: /?.. fe.*5£J, Sue WalshSID for Volleyball: £ ..1 Scott ReedOffice Phone: I (312)362-8415Home Phone: (312)281-6307Fax Phone: ^:XS:. (312)362-8076Press Row: fyt^^?&. (312) 404-9335Home Court/Capacity: Alumni Hall (5,300)Colors: Royal Blue & ScarletNickname: ...^I^^^J./. Blue Demons

Great Midwest32-7

Conference: >yV1991 Overall Record: .31991 Conference Record: 5-0/2ndLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/8Starters Lost/Returning: 2/4Newcomers: 2Record vs. MSU: DePaul leads 1-0

I ST. LOUIS• October 17 in St. Louis (7:00 p.m.)• October 30 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)•• Location: St. Louis, Mo..Founded: 1818.Enrollment: 11,800• President: Fr. Lawrence Biondi, S.J.• Head Coach: Sue Kelly• Alma Mater/Year: Bethany/1983• Record at School: t ^.•.:-^yj. 12-19/1• Career Record/Years: ..,.£. ..|| 115-90/6• Office Phone: .^..y...^. (314) 658-3171• Best Time To Call: Mornings• Asst. Coach: } ^....^.J. Alisande Cavanagh• Alma Mater/Year: .V» .;......: Memphis State/1992• Athletic Director: Debbie Yow• Trainer: Tracy Pollard• SID for Volleyball: ,/ |_w.«.aAdQjZ Colleen O'Brien• Office Phone: (314) 658-2524• Home Phone: , .., (314) 962-6767• Fax Phone: ' 1.1. (314) 658-2249• Press Row: Jk ......,/!!. (314) 658-3188• Home Court/Capacity: Bauman-Eberhardt Gym/2,000• Colors: Blue and White.Nickname: Billikens• Conference: .,...:!...rk. ....A Great Midwest• 1991 Overall Record:....... ...I..™! 12-19• 1991 Conference Record: 0-5/5th• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/5. Starters Lost/Returning: 4/2« Newcomers: 9• Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 2-0

ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAMOctober 22 in Memphis (7:00 p.m.)

November 10 in Birmingham (7:30 p.m.)

Location: Birmingham, Ala.Founded: 1969Enrollment: 16,874President: Dr. Charles A. McCallumHead Coach: Judy SackfieldAlma Mater/Year: Clemson/1985Record at School: First SeasonCareer Record/Years: First SeasonOffice Phone: (205)934-6014Best Time To Call: 10a.m. - 12p.m.Asst. Coach: Stacy TormanAlma Mater/Year: Texas A&M/1987Athletic Director: Gene BartowTrainer: David SchillerSID for Volleyball: Reid AdairOffice Phone: (205)934-0722Home Phone: (205) 942-2464Fax Phone: (205)934-7505Press Row: (205) 934-0722Home Court/Capacity: UAB Arena/8,500Colors: Green, Gold and WhiteNickname: BlazersConference: Great Midwest1991 Overall Record: 33-101991 Conference Record: 4-1/1stLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 4/1Starters Lost/Returning: 4/6Newcomers: 3Record vs MSU:... ,,,,, MSU leads 11-1

TULANE TOURNAMENTOctober 24-25,1992

New Orleans, Louisiana

Samford

Sam Houston

Tulane

Memphis State

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TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGAOctober 24 (1:00 p.m.)

Location: Chattanooga, Tenn.Founded: 1886Enrollment: 7,565President: Dr. Joe JohnsonHead Coach: Dina ParrisAlma Mater/Year: UT-Chattanooga/1987Record at School: 27-33/3Career Record/Years: 27-33/2Office Phone: (615)755-4069Best Time MorningsAsst. Coach:,ig, .,.,. I ._ Diane TenchAlma Mater/Year: „.,„.,.,„,....„ ... ,,,,.....,Jlf-Chattanooga/1991

Ed FarrellRobin CraneRobert Giffin

1)755-4618875-8997755-4610

TEAGym/4,177

Athletic Director:Trainer:SID for Volleyball:Office PhoneljHome Phone:1.... .„,,„„,,,,Fax Phone:Press Row:Home Court/Ca|iacr|PPColors: .\..l..?X*,.»iS... Navy Blue and Old GoldNickname: .\ Lady MocsConference: .' Southern1991 Overall Record: 16-151991 Conference Record: 5-5/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 1/3Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 6Record vs MSU: First Meeting

TULANEOctober 24 (3:00 p.m.)

Location: New Orleans, La.Founded: 1834Enrollment: 11,049President: Dr. Eamon KellyHead Coach: Sonya HansonAlma Mater/Years: Bowling Green/1983Record at School: „„...,,,,_ : 1 ;,i 51-49/3Career Record/Years: •.....;.-.; ;, ill 11 51-49/3Office Phone: ...,...;.• .....„..,...;. (504)865-5637Best Time To Call: [jj MorningsAsst. Coach: f^^xr^...,..'.!'.,....'. Erin FogartyAlma Mater/Year: ...L^™.../;.::., v^Ss*. Tulane/1991Athletic Director: ^L^"^^^^__^f^rrrni-^^ t ^ Kevin WhiteTrainer: !^^\.^^^^.... Z^JsJL. Stephanie AciernoSID for Volleyball: :.™,, cCra,. .'] Mindy BownOffice Phone: .T*l (504)865-5506HomePhone: ....... (504)835-2033FaxPhone: ,„,. , (504)865-5512Press Row: —__,_ ............... TBAHome Court/Capacity: ..i-, ,.„...4..!e..«|...,«»J-ogelman Arena/3,600Colors: 1...;,, I Olive Green and Sky BlueNickname: .......: i | Lady WaveConference: -.:•.'..,..„ .,:.......::., :....;... Metro1991 Overall Record: .,........,,.,.,..,...„, ...,....,......,;,., 18-181991 Conference Record:,..,...,..........„.....,......,.„....,., 2-4/T5thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 8/1Starters Lost/Returning: 6/0Newcomers: 3Record vs MSU: MSU leads 5-7

SAMFORDOctober 25 (9:00 a.m.)

Location: Birmingham, Ala.Founded: 1841Enrollment: 4,268President: ^~ Dr. Thomas E. CortsHead Coach: it^L^^^, ^^m^nH^ Malinda Ashcraft

Record at SclCareer Record/YiOffice Phone:Best Time To CalfJ^

JLV 28-44/2...........: 28-44/29 ..\) 870-2966

MorningsAthletic Director: ~,..~s>T Steve AllgoodTrainer: Chris Gillespie

SID for Volleyball: •«St5»*!i«»wj«-"u/- Riley AdairOffice Phone: .\~s£^™ZT!?!SB|£ (205) 870-2799Home Phone: ....* .1 . JJ (205) 970-0480Fax Phone: | <205) 870-2654Press Row: TBAHome Hall/4,000Colors: Red and HueNickname: BulldogsConference: ."3;.•***?!.Trans America1991 Overall Record: 17-211991 Conference Record: 4thLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 5/7Starters Lost/Returning: 3/3Newcomers: 6Record vs MSU: First Meeting

SAM HOUSTONOctober 25 (3:00 p.m.)

Location: Huntsville, Ala.Founded: 1879Enrollment: 12,753President: «••••»! Dr. Martin J. AnismanHead Coach: .,„;...«,..>..,...;....,. Brenda GrayAlma Mater/Year: <......*.™..vs .0>... Sam Houston/1982Record at School: ,;:.v. A»f.:, r£l, 254-93/8Career Record/Years: Zx ^ 254-93/9Office Phone: ...^. ,; TL . (409)294-1736Best Time To Call: .....C/J ^Athletic Director:...Trainer:SID for Volleyball:.Office Phone:Home Phone: 413 jj

Mornings. Ronnie Choote.. Vance Pickard

David Siegel.(409)294-1764

J (409) 295-9671Fax Phone: .....-..t3aM..|..«Q....i_...(409) 294-3538Press Row: !l:.....M NAHome Court/Capacity:*. Joffiibn Coliseum/5,600Colors: ^OL .^.3. Orange and WhiteNickname: .jS s.3KSsS..v».«.'S^ Lady KatsConference: S. .p.r 4..*$.,..'. Southland1991 Overall Record: (J...fo..\ 22-141991 Conference Record: i!....!. 7-3/3rdLetter Winners Lost/Returning: 10/7Starters Lost/Returning: 1/4Newcomers: 8Record vs MSU: First Meeting

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WILLIAM & MARY TOURNAMENTNovember 13-14, 1992Williamsburg, Virginia

Pittsburgh

SetOn Hall

William & Mary

Memphis State

I WILLIAM & MARY• November 13 (12:00 p.m.):Locafon: ............................................................... Williamsburg Va

• Founded: ................................................................................................ 1693•Enrollment: ............................................................................................ 5,400• President: ......................................................................... Timothy J. Sullivan• Head Coach: ................................................................................. Debbie Hill• Alma Mater/Year: ..................................................................... Houston/1975• Record at School: ........................................................................ 326-169/14• Career Record/Years: ................................................................. 326-169/14

• Office Phone: ........................................................................ (804)221-3395• Best Time To Call: .......................................................................... Mornings

• Asst' Coach: .................................................................................... Limin Jin• Alma Mater/Year: . .................................................... .,,.», ..... Hong Zhou/1 986• Athletic Director: ........................ ............................... ..... ........ John Randolph• Trainer: ...................... . ........................... , ................................... „ ........... TBA, SID for Volleyball: ............................. ..,,. .......... ... ......................... Jean Elliott• Office Phone: ........................................................................ (804) 221-3368• Home Phone: ........................................................................ (804) 565-3696• Fax Phone: ......... „,,.. ............................................................ (804) 221-3412• Press Row: ........ !*jj; ........................................................... . ................. NA• Home Court/Capacity: ........................................................... Adair Gym/500• Colors: ...................................................................... Green, Gold and Silver• Nickname: .............................................................................................. Tribe'Conference: ...................................................... Colonial Athletic Association• 1991 Overall Record: .............................................................................. 24-7, 1991 Conference Record: .................................................................. 8-0/1st• Letter Winners Lost/Returning: ................................................................. 3/6• Starters Lost/Returning: ............................................................................ 2/4• Newcomers: ................................................................................................. 4• Record vs MSU: ....................................................................... First Meeting

SETON HALLNovember 13 (5:00 p.m.)

Location: ........................................................................... South Orange, NJ

Founded: • • • • • .......................................................................................... 1856Enrollment: ........................................................................................... 9,400President: ................................................... Rev- Thomas R. Peterson, O.P.Head Coach: ..................................................................... Stephanie HoenigAlma Mater/Year: ..................................................................... Rutgers/1985Record at School: .............................................................................. 85-82/5Career Record/Years: ..... ............ ...................... . « . ...................... 85-82^Office Phone: ........... . ..................... - *^*?^ -\ ....... (201)761-5574Best Time To Call: .......................................................................... MorningsAsst. Coach: ................................................................................ Scott MoseAlma Mater/Year: ...................................................................................... NAAthletic Director: ....................................................................... Larry KeatingTrainer: ........................................... . ............................................ ScottDavisSID for Volleyball: .................................................................. Marie WozniakOffice Phone:.,...., ......................................................... .... ..... (201)761-9494HomePhone: ........................................ . ......... . ..... .................. (609)231-1402

Faxphone: ...................... ......... •'-• ............ ,--••"%*!• ......... (201)761-9061Press Row: ...................... ....... ....... ../.'. ............. (201) 761-9493Home Court/Capacity: ......... .\. ..|..|...ft.... ': ............. Walsh Gym/3,200Colors: ................................... .*..../.... .\....J. .......... Royal Blue and WhiteNickname: .............................. f...f. ........... 3...I ................................... PiratesConference: ...................................................................................... Big East1991 Overall Record: ........................................................................... 18-111991 Conference Record: ........................................................................ 2-5Letter Winners Lost/Returning: ................................................................. 3/9Starters Lost/Returning: ........................................................................... 2/4Newcomers: ................................................................................................ 1Record vs MSU: ....................................................................... First Meeting

\H• November 14 (12:30 p.m.)

. Location- Pittsburgh Pa-Founded: ................................................................................................ 1787• Enrollment: .......................................................................................... 13,500• President: .................................................................. Dr. j. Dennis O'Connor. Head Coach. ..................................................... Sue Woodstra. A|ma Mater/Year . NA• Record at Schoo|: .............................................................................. 92.25/3

• Career Record/Years: ....................................................................... 92-25/3• office Phone: ........................................................................ (412)648-8337. Best Tme To Cail: ................... ... .................................................... Mornings. Asst coach: ............................................................................. Cindy Braziel• Alma Mater/Year: ..................................................... Indiana University/1 983• Athletic Director: .................................................................... L.OvalJaynes

Trainer LauraClark• S|D for Volleybai""r.™ZZ! ".'. Harry Ennis.office Phone: .. ...................................................................... (412)648-8240• Home Phone- ........... ..... TBAVax Phone: ........................................................................... (412)648-8248• Press Row: ............................................................................................... NA

. Home Court/Capa<%: ..................................... Fitzgerald Reid House/6,798

. colors' Blue and Gold• Nickname: ....................................................................................... Panthers• conference: ..................................................................................... Big East" 1991 overall Record' 28-9. 1991 conference Record: .................................................................. 7-0/1st, Letter Wjnners Lost/Returning: ................................................................. 6/6• starters Lost/Returning: ............................................................................ 4/2• Newcomers: ................................................................................................. 3^ Record vs. MSU: ............................................................. Pittsburg leads 1-0

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MISSISSIPPI STATENovember 18 (7:00 p.m.)

Location: Starkville, Miss.Founded: 1878Enrollment: 13,741President: Dr. Donald ZachariasHead Coach: Mike TuckerAlma Mater/Year: Livingston/1981Record at School: 96-115/6Career Record/years: 96-115/6Office Phone: (601)325-2722Best Time To Call: MorningsAsst. Coach: Susan SteadmanAlma Mater/Year: vrj..4.:i..i;..4i/..»i Mississippi State/1991Athletic Director: Larry TempletonTrainer: Straton KanatassosSID for Volleyball: ...........:. David MurrayOffice Phone: ....4...^.. (601) 325-2703Home Phone: (601) 323-8451Fax Phone: .:j:.,;;™, .(601)325-2563Press Row: .j:~~I^~."'..^^~~r:-.:::~^-... (601) 325-3776Home Court/Capacity: Humphrey Coliseum/10,000Colors: Maroon and WhiteNickname: Lady BulldogsConference: Southeastern1991 Overall Record: 15-201991 Conference Record: 3-11Letter Winners Lost/Returning: 3/8Starters Lost/Returning: 1/5Newcomers: 3Record vs. MSU: MSU leads 18-2

GREAT MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIPSNovember 20-21,1992

Chicago, Illinois

GREAT1MIDWEST CON FEREISIGE

Alabama at Birmingham

Cincinnati

DePaul

Marquette

St. Louis

Memphis State

1991 GREAT MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIPTOURNAMENT RESULTS

First Round:#4Cincinnati def. #5Marquette, 12-15,15-13,17-15,15-10#3Memphis State def. #6St. Louis, 15-4,15-4,15-4

Semi-Finals:#1 DePaul def. Cincinnati, 15-7,15-12,15-2#2 UAB def. Memphis State, 15-9,15-13,15-4

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

Third Place Match:Memphis State def. Cincinnati, 15-0,15-12,15-7

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

All-Tournament Team:Hilary Beck, UABMellissa Cobb, UABTammy Robertson, UABAlisande Cavanagh, MSUWendy Fahlstrom, DePaul

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SEPTEMBERTuesday, 1DAB at GeorgiaOhio State at Cincinnati

Wednesday, 2DePaul at Colorado State

Thursday, 3DePaul at Colorado Invitational

Friday, 4UAB vs. Minnesota*Cincinnati at Valparaiso InvitationalDePaul at Colorado InvitationalMarquette hosts Warrior InvitationalMemphis State at Alabama InvitationalSaint Louis at Kansas State Invitational

Saturday, 5Cincinnati at Valparaiso InvitationalDePaul at Colorado InvitationalMarquette hosts Warrior InvitationalMemphis State at Alabama InvitationalSaint Louis at Kansas State Invitational

Tuesday, 8UAB at Mississippi

Wednesday, 9Missouri at Saint Louis

Friday, 11UAB at Tennessee TournamentCincinnati at Eastern Michigan InvitationalDePaul hosts DePaul InvitationalMarquette at Akron InvitationalMemphis State hosts Graphic Systems ClassicSaint Louis hosts Billiken invitational

Saturday, 12UAB at Tennessee TournamentCincinnati at Eastern Michigan InvitationalDePaul hosts DePaul InvitationalMarquette at Akron InvitationalMemphis Stale hosts Graphic Systems ClassicSaint Louis hosts Billiken Invitational

Wednesday, 16UAB at AlabamaChicago State at Marquette

Thursday, 17Memphis State at North Texas

Friday, 18UAB hosts UAB TournamentCincinnati at Iowa InvitationalDePaul at Wisconsin InvitationalMemphis St. at Texas-ArlingtonSaint Louis at Iowa Tournament

Saturday, 19UAB hosts UAB TournamentCincinnati at Iowa InvitationalDePaul at Wisconsin InvitationalMarqutte vs. Bradley+Saint Louis at Iowa Tounument

Saturday, 20Marquette at Wichita State

Tuesday, 22Cincinnati at Xavier (Ohio)Memphis State at Arkansas StateSaint Louis at Southeast Missouri State

Friday, 25UAB at Louisiana State TournamentDePaul at Iowa StateTournamentMarquette at Evansville InvitationalMemphis State st Syracuse Invitational

Saturday, 26UAB at Louisiana State TournamentToledo at CincinnatiDePaul at Iowa State TournamentMarquette at Evansville InvitationalMemphis State at Syracuse Invitational

Tuesday, 29Dayton at CincinnatiIllinois Chicago at DePaulSaint Louis at Evansville

Wednesday, 30Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Marquette

OCTOBER

Friday, 2Cincinnati at Memphis StateDePaul at Loyola (III.)St. Louis at Marquette

Saturday, 3Cincinnati at UABSt. Louis at DePaulMemphis State at NE Louisiana Invitational

Sunday, 4Cincinnati at EvansvilleMemphis State at NE Louisiana InvitationalSaint Louis at Northern Illinois

Tuesday, 6Alabama at UABMarquette at Milwaukee-Green Bay

Friday, 9DePaul at UABMarquette at Memphis State

Saturday, 10Marquette at UABCincinnati at Saint LouisDePaul at Memphis State

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Tuesday, 13Auburn at UABWright State at Cincinnati

Wednesday, 14DePaul at Marquette

Thursday, 15Wichita State at Saint Louis

Friday, 16UAB at St. LouisMemphis State at CincinnatiDePaul hosts Revlon Invitational

Saturday, 17UAB at CincinnatiDePaul hosts Revelon InvitationalMemphis State at St. Louis

Tuesday, 20Northern Illinois at DePaulSoutheast Missouri at St. Louis

Thursday, 22UAB at Memphis State

Friday, 23UAB at Arkansas StateUAB at Memphis StateMarquette at CincinnatiDePaul at Saint Louis

Saturday, 24DePaul at CincinnatiMarquette at Saint LouisMemphis State at Tulane Invitational

Sunday, 25Memphis State Tulane invitational

Tuesday, 27Samford at UABCincinnati at Miami (Ohio)

Thursday, 29Eastern Illinois at DePaul

Friday, 30Cincinnati at MarquetteSaint Louis at Memphis State

Saturday, 31Saint Louis at UABCincinnati at DePaulEastern Illinois at Marquette

NOVEMBER

Sunday, 1Cincinnati at Loyola (III.)Saint Louis at Murray State

Tuesday, 3UAB at AuburnWednesday, 4Marquette at Wisconsin-MilwaukeeOhio at Cincinnati

Friday, 6UAB at MarquetteSaint Louis at CincinnatiMemphis State at DePaul

Saturday, 7UAB at DePaulMemphis State at Marquette

Tuesday, 10Memphis State st UABButler at Cincinnati

Wednesday, 11Marquette at DePaulSaint Louis at Missouri

Friday, 13UAB at Duke TournamentEastern Kentucky at CincinnatiDePaul at Ml VGA ChallengeMemphis State at William & Mary InvitationalSaint Louis at American

Saturday, 14UAB at Duke TournamentDePaul at MIVCA ChallengeWisconsin-Green Bay at MarquetteMemphis State at William & Mary InvitationalSaint Louis at George WashingtonSaint Louis vs. Baylor*

Wednesday, 18Mississippi State at Memphis State

Friday, 20Great Midwest Championship Tournament in Chicago,

Saturday, 21Great Midwest Championship Tournament in Chicago,

*in Tuscaloosa, Ala.+in Wichita, Kan.#in Washington, D.C.

Monday, 2Arkansas State at Memphis state

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1971Record: 17-5Head Coach: Jane Hooker(SFisk W 15-2,15-4Austin Peay W 15-11,16-14@Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-13,15-1@Middle Tennessee State W 11-15,16-14,15-7(©Tennessee Tech L 12-15,10-15(©Tennessee Tech L 7-15,15-2,13-15Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-13,15-1,5-15Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-10,15-13Rhodes (Southwestern) W 13-15,15-7,15-5#Peabody W 16-14, 15-13#Middle Tennessee State W 15-8,0-15,15-4#Tennessee L 15-11,9-15,3-15$Milligan W 15-7, 15-10SMarsHill W 15-4,15-9$West Georgia L 12-15,15-9,8-15$Middle Tennessee State L 13-15,7-15%UT-Martin W 15-5%Jackson State J.C. W 15-1%Memphis State "B" W 15-6%Memphis State "A" W 15-12%Mississippi College W 15-3%Rhodes (Southwestern) W 15-4@TCWSF Tournament#Middle Tennessee State Tournament$East Tennessee State Tournament%Memphis State Invitational Playday

1972Record: 18-9Head Coach: Jane Hooker@ Peabody W 15-3,15-1@ Murray State W 15-9,16-14(©Mississippi W 15-3,15-11@ Mississippi Univ./Women L 13-15,16-14,0-15#Northwestern State (La.) W 11 -15,15-7,15-8#Houston L 15-9,12-15,12-15#Texas Southern L 15-8,12-15,12-15$Mississippi Univ./Women L 10-15,5-15$East Tennessee State L 11-15,12-15%Danville (JC) W 11-2,11-5%Northeasternltlinois W 15-1,15-2%Southernlllinois W 11-1,11-2%Southwest Baptist W%Southern Illinois L"East Tennessee State L 15-2,6-15,13-15APeabody W 15-3,15-4AAustinPeay W 15-9,15-3ACarson Newman W 15-8,12-15,15-12Tennessee W 15-0,15-3AFisk W 15-0,15-3Tennessee W 15-5,15-10Tennessee LWestern Carolina W 15-4,7-15,15-1Madison College W 15-3,15-11Winthrop W 15-13,8-15,15&Tennessee W 16-14,15-7&Eastern Kentucky L 15-8,10-15,14-16(other scores unavailable)@ MidSouth Invitational# Houston Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%Southern Illinois Tournament&TCWSF TournamentAAIAW Region II Tournament

1973Record: 18-7Head Coach: Janice Dunn@Murray State W 5-15,15-10(©Lambuth W 15-4,15-3@AustinPeay W 15-10,15-2@ Florence State W 15-3,15-7(©Tennessee L 2-15,16-14,5-15# Jackson State W 15-1,15-0# Lambuth W 15-4,15-9# Austin Peay W 15-0,15-2

$Union W#Rhodes -Southwestern" W#UT-Martin W$ Middle Tennessee State WSWinthrop L$ East Tennessee State L%UT-Martin W%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee L%Carson-Newman W%Tennessee LLasternKentucky WCoker College WDuke W"Eastern Mennonite WAWinthrop LAEastern Kentucky L@- Mid-South Invitational#UT-Martin Invitational$East Tennessee State Tournament%TCWS State ChampionshipAAIAW Southern Region II

1974Record: 13-7Head Coach: Janice Dunn(©Southern Illinois W(©Northern Illinois W(©Illinois State L#Peabody W#Winthrop L#Aubum L$Miami Dade North CC WJacksonville W$Flagler College L$Georgia W$Florida International L$Florida Tech W%UT-Martn W%Tennessee Tech W%MiddleTennesseeState W%East Tennessee State W-Murray State W-Francis Marion College W-Madison College L-Eastern Kentucky L(©Illinois State Tournament#East Tennessee State TournamentJacksonville Tournament%TCWSF State Championships-AIAW Southern Region II Championships

1975Record: 16-16Head Coach: Janice DunnPurdue LWestern Michigan LIllinois State LCarthage College WAlabama LBerry College LHinds JC WMississippi State WMississippi Univ./Women LMiddle Tennessee State WUT-Martin L(©Rhodes (Southwestern) W(©Middle Tennessee State W(©Tennessee Tech W(©Austin Peay W(©Lambuth W<©UT-Martin W#Lambuth L^Tennessee L#Auburn L^Middle Tennessee State W#UT-Martin WTennessee LSouthern Illinois W

15-4, 15-615-5,15-1015-4, 15-716-14, 15-713-15, 10-1515-17, 9-155-15,15-10,15-1115-7, 15-73-15, 15-1015-6, 15-83-3, 10-1515-13, 15-1315-7, 15-915-8, 15-415-10, 15-315-11, 5-15, 6-158-15, 8-15

15-9,15-1015-12, 7-15, 15-910-15, 15-8,8-1515-3, 18-164-15, 15-5,8-158-15,13-1515-4, 10-15,15-715-13, 15-515-12, 9-15,13-1515-0, 13-15, 15-69-15, 14-1612-15,15-10,15-515-8, 15-615-11, 15-915-9, 15-915-11, 10-15, 11-1515-7, 14-16,1 5-715-11, 15-1011-15,10-1515-8,10-15,9-15

10-15, 4-1515-2, 10-15,3-154-15,6-159-15, 15-10, 15-1312-15,11-1515-13, 5-15,9-1515-1, 15-21-15, 15-2, 15-44-15, 7-1515-9, 15-1110-15, 10-15, 13-1515-3,15-1013-15,15-9,15-512-15,15-10,15-715-8,15-215-10,11-15,15-515-12,16-14,15-1115-13,8-157-15, 8-152-15,8-159-15, 15-9, 15-615-11.15-313-15, 11-1515-9, 14-16, 15-8

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Southern IllinoisUT-MartinMemphis Volleyball$Tennessee$ Carson-Newman%College of Charleston%Eastem Kentucky%North Carolina@- UT-Martin Tournament# Mid-South Invitational

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$ TCWSF Championships%AIAW Southern Region II Championships

1976Record: 12-23-1Head Coach: Janice DunnUT-MartinUT-ChattanoogaTennessee Tech@ Columbus College@ Tulane@ Mississippi Univ.lWomen@ Mississippi State©Alabama#Murray State# Southern Illinois# Ball State# Northern Illinois$Murray State$ Lambuth% North Alahama%TennesseeTech% Louisiana StateRhodes(Southwestern)"Central Missouri"Western IllinoisA Illinois-Chicago Circle"Wichita State"Graceland College"Southwest Missouri State"Kearney StateUT-Martin&Middle Tennessee State&Rhodes (Southwestern)SLambuth&MurrayStateSAustin Peay&UT-Martin'Middle Tennessee State*East Tennessee State'Tennessee'Tennessee Tech<§> Mississippi Univ ./Women Invitational# Southern Illinois Quadrangular Match$Lambuth Triangular Match%Lady Tiger Invitational"Southwest Missouri State Tournament& Austin Peay Invitational'TCWSF State Championships

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6-15, 5-1511-15, 15-11, 15-178-15, 15-1715-10, 11-15,15-412-15, 7-154-15, 7-158-15, 9-151-15, 2-1515-10, 15-66-15,2-153-15, 3-1511-15, 4-150-15,9-1515-0, 15-133-15,15-13, 15-1113-15, 9-157-15,8-1515-0, 11-15, 15-126-15, 12-155-15, 6-153-15,3-1512-15, 7-1515-13,11-155-15,8-1510-15, 4-1513-15, 10-15, 15-7, 12-1515-4, 15-715-4, 15-415-4, 15-612-15, I5-515-4, 15-86-15, 4-1515-10,15-715-11, 7-15,4-158-15,15-12,15-1115-13, 13-15, 6-15

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1978Record: 26-19Head Coach: Diane Hale@ Mississippi@ Mississippi UnivTWomen@ UT-Martin©Alabama©Arkansas State©Arkansas State©Alabama#New Orleans^Mississippi UnivTWomen^Florida State^Arkansas State# Columbus College$Middle TennesseeState$UT-Chattanooga%Middle Tennessee State%Austin Peay%Southwest Baptist%ArkansasState"Texas ASM"Texas Tech"Oklahoma"Texas&New Orleans&Nichols State&Central ArkansasSTennessee&UT-Martin& Mississippi'Middle Tennessee State'Southeast Missouri State+UT-Chattanooga+East Tennessee State(-Covenant CollegeIFIoridaState{Northern KentuclyILAnrnhnorl Ototf.

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

10-15,5-1515-10,9-15, 15-815-9,15-613-15,6-1514-16, 15-8,5-158-15,15-12,15-108-15, 7-1515-7, 3-15, 17-1514-16, 6-1511-15,3-1515-12, 5-15,15-1715-10,15-115-8, 15-910-15,15-8,15-715-10,15-315-4, 15-315-10,15-611-15,15-176-15,8-1511-15, 5-1511-15, 11-151-15, 9-152-15, 4-1515-8,15-715-10,15-515-13, 15-132-15, 15-7,15-513-15, 15-12,5-1516-14, 15-1215-4,15-815-10, 15-315-12,8-15,15-715-2, 15-712-15,12-1510-15, 13-15in ic T -4C

1977Record: 23-11Head Coach: Janice Dunn@ Mississippi UnivTWomen©FloridaTech@Troy State#UT-Martin#Tennessee Tech$Mississippi State$Tulane$ Mississippi Univ.fWomen$Florida Tech%Rhodes (Southwestern)%UT-Chattanooga"/.Christian Brothers (CBC)%KentuclyState% UT-Martin%Tennessee TechMississippiSoutheast Missouri State' Arkansas State" Austin Peay~ SW Louisiana" Northern Kentucly

L 7-15, 7-15L 5-15, 14-16W 15-9,15-7W 6-15,15-11,13-15,15-7,15-4W 16-14,15-13,11-15,15-9W 15-8,15-6L 11-15, 15-4, 13-15W 15-10,15-8L 8-15, 16-14, 13-15W 15-1,15-4W 15-8,15-5W 15-12, 15-12W 16-14,14-16,15-13W 15-8,14-16,15-13L 15-10, 14-16, 6-15L 16-14,15-12,3-15,8-15,13-15W 15-8,13-15,15-6,15-1W 8-15,15-3,15-10W 15-1,15-6L 6-15, 6-15L 15-8, 11-15, 12-15

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W 15-13,15-9W 15-10,15-13W 15-3,15-12W 15-7,15-1W 15-127-15,15-5W 15-4,15-5L 15-11,15-11W 7-15,9-15L 7-15,7-15

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1979Record: 35-20Head Coach: Diane HaleHenderson StateArkansas StateMississippi©Mississippi©Mississippi State@UT-Martin@Tulane©Arkansas State@UT-Martin@Tulane©Mississippi©ArkansasState^Mississippi#New Orleans^Southwestern Louisiana^Alabama#Florida StateSMississippi State$UT-Martin$ Mississippi$Arkansas State$LouisvilleSMississippi UnivTWomenSMississippi$Jefferson CC%Mississippi UnivTWomen%Lander College%Central Florida%Miami%FloridaSouthern%Tennessee%Mississippi"Missouri (JV)"Northern IowaAMissouri-KC."Kansas State"Missouri"Kansas State"UT-MartinSCincinnatiSEastern Michigan&Southern IllinoisSMississippi UnivTWomen&UT-Martin&NorthAlabamaSTroyState*UT-Chattanooga'TennesseeTech'Middle Tennessee State'East Tennessee State•Tennessee+North Carolina State+Tennessee+Morehead St.©Mississippi Invitational#Mississippi UnivTWomen Invitational$Memphis State Invitational%Florida State Invitational"Missouri Invitational&Southern Illinois Invitational•TCWSF State Tournament+ AIAW Region II Tournament

1980Record: 41-17Head Coach: Diana HaleMississippiNorth AlabamaAla.-Birimingham©Central Rorida©Texas Tech©FloridaState©AlabamaUT-MartinMississippi State#Louisville#St. Louis#Tulane#Rorida State#VirginiaTech#Florida State

W 15-5, 15-3,15-6W 15-13,4-15,17-15,15-12L 15-3,7-15,15-12,6-15,15-9L 15-3,15-11W 12-15,15-7,16-14W 15-11,15-2L 5-15,15-7,6-15W 15-3,15-12W 15-5,15-8W 2-15,15-7,15-12L 9-15,13-15W 15-4,11-15,15-4W 14-1,15-13W 16-14,15-5W 15-13,15-8L 14-16,15-12,13-15L 7-15,15-13,12-15,8-15W 16-14,15-7W 15-6,15-7L 15-17,12-15L 4-15,14-16W 15-11,5-12W 15-13,11-15,19-17W 15-10,16-14,12-15,15-8W 15-7,16-14,12-15,W 15-10,15-7W 15-8,15-5L 15-12,13-15,0-15L 15-12,12-15,11-15W 15-8,15-13L 15-7,15-13W 12-15,7-15,15-4,15-9,16-14W 15-13,15-1W 15-9,15-10W 15-7,15-8L 9-15,15-7W 15-12,15-11L 15-8,15-13W 15-8,15-4,16-14L 1-15,15-6,7-15L 11-15,15-4,10-15L 15-9,2-15,12-15W 6-15,15-8,15-4W 15-7,5-15,15-9,12-15,15-11W 15-5,15-8W 15-11,15-7W 15-8,17-15W 15-6,15-10W 15-8,14-16,15-11W 15-6,15-8L 13-15,15-11,4-15,9-15L 10-15,11-15L 11-15,15-17L 6-15,12-15,12-15

W 10-15,15-11, 15-8,15-5W 15-13,15-5W 15-11,15-7W 15-15,15-8L 13-15,6-15W 15-12,15L 8-15,2-15W 15-5,15-13,10-1515-5W 7-15,15-4,15-10,15-9W 16-14,6-15,15-8W 12-15,15-10,15-8W 15-9,15-11L 8-15,9-15W 15-3,15-10L 15-10,10-15,10-15

Tennessee TechTennesseeSCIemson$Duke$North Carolina StateSKentucky$South CarolinaSNorth Carolina%Lake CC%Miami%Florida Southern%North Carolina"Mississippi UnivTWomen"Middle Tennessee State"Jefferson CC"MississippiMississippi StateArkansasState8,Bail State&Western Michigan&lllinois-Chicago Circle&Southern Illinois&Kellogg CC&Ball StateSKellogg CCMississippiAustin PeayUT-MartinArkansas State'East Tennessee State'Tennessee'TennesseeTech'Middle Tennessee State*UT-Chattanooga'Tennessee'Tennessee+East Carolina+North Carolina+North Carolina State+Eastern Kentucky+Kentucky+Eastern Kentucky©Alabama Invitational#Metro Conference Tournament$South Carolina Invitational%Flonda State Invitational"Memphis State Invitational&Southern Illinois Invitational'TCWSF State Tournament+AIAW Region II Tournament

1981Record: 27-14Head Coach: Diane Hale©Louisville©Southwest Missouri State©Oral RobertsMississippi^Alabama#Northwestern#Central Rorida#South Carolina^KentuckyAla.-Birmingham$Mississippl$Westem hlinois$ Missouri$Westernlllinois$ MississippiAlabama-BirminghamSouthern IllinoisMississippi State%Central Arkansas%JeffersonCC%St. Louis"Middle Tennessee State"Rollins College"East Tennessee State"Florida State"Tennessee^Mississippi State&Mississippi UnivyWomen&Tulane& Mississippi

W 15-5,15-1,15-5L 9-15,15-12,16-14,11-15,11-15W 15-10,15-17,15-8W 15-10,15-12W 16-14,10-15,16-14L 13-15,14-16L 8-15,15-10,14-16L 9-15,7-15W 15-7,15-2L 11-15,8-15W 15-3,15-9L 10-15,11-15W 15-3,15-6W 15-2,15-13W 15-9,15-12L 8-15,16-14,15-13W 15-8,15-8,15-6W 15-5,16-1415-13W 15-6,4-15,15-13L 15-11,8-15,6-15W 15-10,15-5W 15-9,15-11L 8-15, 9-15W 15-10,15-11L 15-9,6-15,14-16,4-15W 15-12,15-6,15-6,3-15,15-12W 15-8,15-2W 15-2,15-8W 15-9,15-815-11W 15-10,15-10W 4-15,15-8,15-12W 15-11,15-2W 15-9,10-1515-9W 15-1,6-15,15-2L 13-15,15-10,11-15W 15-5,15-11W 10-15,17-15,15-3W 7-15,16-14,15-8W 15-9,14-16,15-13W 7-15,15-9,15-4L 15-8,6-15,15-5,14-16L 4-15,16-14,13-15,8-15

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

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^Mississippi State W& Mississippi WMississippi State WMississippi W'Tulane L'Virginia Tech W'Cincinnati L'St. Louis W'Louisville WTulane W+Cincinnati L©Southwest Missouri Quadrangular Meet#Kentucky Invitational$Missouri Invitational%Lady Tiger Invitational"Tennessee InvitationalSOle Miss Invitational'Metro Conference Tournament+ Metro Championship Tournament

1982Record: 15-26Head Coach: Diane HaleKentucky L©Southern Illinois L©Eastern Illinois L©Missouri L©Louisville LMississippi WSouthern Mississippi W#Southern Illinois L#Tennessee L$South Alabama L$TexasA&M L$Nichols State LSLouisiana State W$Sam Houston State LArkansas State W%Eastern Michigan L%WesternMichlgan L'/.Illinois State L"/.Cincinnati LKentucky L"Mississippi State W"Mississippi L"New Orleans W"Arkansas State W"Arkansas State W"Mississippi LMississippi L&TennesseeTech L&Florida State L&Morehead State W&Eastern Kentucly W&Morehead State LArkansasState W•Virginia Tech W'Florida State L'Louisville L•Cincinnati W'Tulane W'Southern Mississippi W'Cincinnati L•Florida State L©Southern Illinois Invitational^Memphis State InvitationalSLouisiana State Classic%Louisville Invitational"Ole Miss Invitational&Morehead State Invitational+Metro Conference Tournament

1983Record: 15-18Head Coach: Diane Hale©UCLA L©Loyola Marymount L©Utah L@UC-Santa Clara LMississippi WArkansas State W#Cincinnati LWirginiaTech W#Louisville L

15-3, 15-17,15-815-3,17-1515-10,15-8,15-614-16, 16-14, 9-16, 15-13, 15-1211-15,16-14,13-13515-3,7-15,15-1015-11,9-15,11-1515-6,15-1213-15,15-1215-1318-16,7-15,15-127-15,12-15

15-8,15-12,9-15,12-15,9-1510-15,7-15,16-14,7-1515-13, 13-15, 15-17, 15-12, 3-154-15, 13-15,12-156-15, 12-15,7-1512-15,15-6,13-15,15-9,15-7,15-5,15-46-15,13-15,10-154-15,8-15,3-1511-15,12-159-15,11-159-15,1-1512-15,15-13,15-107-15,4-1515-6,15-12,11-15,15-106-15,7-1515-12,4-15,5-150-15, 1-152-15,15-13,13-1515-5,9-15,11-15,5-1515-4,15-015-9,3-15,5-1515-10,15-1215-5,15-815-7,15-213-15,11-1512-15,15-11,15-1,5-15,8-1511-15,6-157-15,10-1515-13,15-1315-6,13-15,15-1115-11,5-1213-15,15-7,15-2,15-915-3,13-15,15-87-15,1-157-15,10-1515-6,15-1315-8,15-1315-7,15-117-19,0-15,4-15,15-615-5,15-5,15-7

4-15,4-1510-15,3-159-15,6-15,15-1715-13,9-15,5-152-15,9-15,15-11, 15-10,16-1415-13,15-4,12-15,15-134-15,16-14,12-15,5-1515-8,15-9,15-1315-11,15-7,5-15,12-15, 14-16

Tennessee Tech L$Southern Mississippi W$Southwestem Louisiana W$Mississippl State WMississippi L%Florida State L%South Carolina L%Tulane L%Southern Mississippi W"Cincinnati L"Tennessee L"George Washington L"Morehead State LArkansasState L&Mississippi State W(Mississippi W&Alabama-Birmingham W&Mississippi LSoutheast Missouri State WSoutheast Missouri State W'Arkansas State W•Tulsa W•Illinois W+Louisville L@Cal-State Fullerton Tournament#Virginia Tech Invitational$Memphis State Tournament%Southern Mississippi Invitational"Tennessee Tournament&Ole Miss Tournament'Memphis State Invitational+Metro Championship Tournament

1984Record: 21-16Head Coach: Diane HaleSouthern Illinois LIndiana Purdue WIndiana State WFlorida WEastern Illinois WMississippi L©Southwest Missouri State L@Oral Roberts W@Oral Roberts W©Southwest Missouri State L^Mississippi L^Arkansas State W^Middle Tennessee State W^Mississippi State WTulane WSouthern Mississippi WArkansas State W$Texas-Ahington L$Oklahoma L$Texas A&M LMurray State WAla.-Birmingham WFlorida State LGeorgia LLouisville LCincinnati LMississippi LArkansas State WSoutheast Missouri State WSouth Carolina LVirginia Tech WTulsa WMorehead State WSouthern Illinois LIllinois-Chicago W•Cincinnati W•Louisville L©Southwest Missouri State Tournament^Mississippi State Tournament$Texas Tournament'Metro Championship Tournament

0-15,15-12,16-14,14-16, 7-1515-5,15-5,15-315-6,12-15,13-15,15-13,15-1315-9,12-15,15-6,15-711-15,14-16,4-151-15,8-15,15-8,11-1512-15,15-4,13-15,15-11,14-1613-15,7-15,13-1515-11,15-3,15-314-16,9-15,13-155-15,13-15,8-1515-7,14-16,11-15,9-1515-13.16-14,5-15,11-15,5-1515-6,12-15,11-15,16-14,12-1516-14,12-15,15-0,15-710-15,11-15,17-15,15-11,1515-9,10-15,15-12,13-15,15-714-16,13-15,14-1615-9,15-2,15-1215-9,7-15,15-13,15-1215-13,15-12,15-1015-6,15-6,15-510-15,12-15,16-14,15-8,15-1315-12,4-15,13-15.14-16

5-15,12-15,15-9,2-1515-4,15-4,15-1215-11,15-5,15-1015-8,13-15,15-7,15-815-9,13-15,15-7,15-815-12,8-15,15-2,13-15,15-915-2,15-4,15-713-15,15-9,15-4,15-812-15,17-15,15-8,15-1110-15,6-15,10-1515-5,12-15, 8-15,15-12, 5-1515-12,15-1,16-1415-5,13-15,15-1,15-215-9,15-4,15-117-15,15-3,15-9,11-15,15-1015-6,15-7,15-815-8,15-12,15-125-15,4-15,7-159-15,13-15,4-1514-16,1-15,15-40-1515-6,15-3,15-1115-10,15-6,15-72-15,14-16,7-1512-15,12-15,16-14,6-158-15,9-15,10-1515-12,13-15,15-13, 21-23,12-1515-13,9-15,13-15,16-14,13-1515-9,15-13,15-915-9,15-9,15-711-15,11-15,15-9,11-1511-15,15-1013-15,15-9,15-1115-11, 15-8, 14-16,10-15,15-1215-3,7-15,15-6,15-39-15,10-15,7-1515-12,15-11,10-15,15-1011-15,15-9,15-13,15-128-15,10-15,15-6,13-15

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1985Record: 15-19Head Coach: Diane HaleAla.-BirminghamClemsonEastern IllinoisLouisianaStateSouthwestern LouisianaLoyolaNorth Dakota StateMississippiTexas-ArlingtonWestern MichiganTennesseeFlorida StateMontevalloXavierSouthern IllinoisStephen F. AustinLouisvilleCincinnatiNortheast LouisianaTulaneSouthern MississippiArkansas StateMississippiGeorgiaSouth CarolinaVirginia TechSouthern IllinoisArkansas State@Tulsa@Tennessee Tech©Western Kentucly©Mississippi StateAustin Peay'Southern Mississippi©Memphis State Invitational'Metro Tournament

1986Record: 17-17Head Coach: Diane Hale©Southwest Missouri State©Georgetown©Mississippi#Butler^Western Kentucky#Tennessee#Louisville^TennesseeAustin PeayMississippi StateArk.-Little RockOral RobertsNortheast LouisianaArkansas StateSouthern MississippiWilliam & MaryFlorida State$Florida$North Carolina StateArkansasStateMississippiLouisvilleCincinnatiLoyolaOral RobertsSouth CarolinaVirginia Tech%Texas-EI Paso%Xavier%TulsaArkansasStateMississippi'Cincinnati'South Carolina©Lady Tiger Classic#Western KentuckyTournament$Florida Tournament%Memphis State Invitational'Metro Championship Tournament

W 15-11,15-10,15-9W 15-11,15-3,15-12L 4-15,15-7,15-13,3-15,14-16L 15-11,13-15,7-15W 15-13,16-14,5-15,15-1L 4-1513-15,11-15W 11-15,15-4,9-15,15-6,15-11W 13-15,15-8,15-7,15-12L 6-15,4-15,2-15L 0-15,5-15,5-15L 9-15,5-15,14-16L 5-15,13-15,15-12,2-15W 15-5,5-15,15-3,12-15,15-13W 15-11,11-15,15-6,15-13L 5-15,8-15,2-15L 12-15,12-1512-15L 4-15, -15-11, 11-15, 2-15W 15-1,15-10,16-14W 15-4,10-15,15-8,15-11L 15-13,15-5,9-15,17-15W 11-15,13-15,15-5,15-4,15-13W 15-11,7-15,5-15,15-13,17-15L 14-15,12-15,9-15L 5-15,4-15,16-18L 10-15,13-15,15-8,10-15W 16-11,13-15,15-4,15-8L 3-15,7-15,13-15L 8-15,15-6,11-15,15-12,9-15L 15-12,8-15,14-16,7-15L 11-15,15-4,15-17,2-15W 15-12,15-3,13-1515-9W 15-12,15-6,8-15,15-12W 15-11,15-6,15-8L 13-15,7-15,15-8,10-15

L 14-16,8-15,11-15W 15-13,15-11,11-15,10-15,15-2L 4-15,13-15,8-15W 15-13,15-7,13-15,13-15,15-7W 8-15,15-11,15-6,15-9L 16-18,5-15,14-16W 15-5,15-12,16-14L 6-15,15-13,15-7W 15-8,15-4,15-9W 14-16,15-9 IS-BIS-SW 11-15,15-11,15-10,15-12L 12-15,13-1516-14,14-16L 11-15,7-15,11-15W 8-15,13-15,15-8,15-6,15-10W 15-4,15-13,15-9W 10-15,15-11,15-10,16-14L 10-15,8-15,15-13,15-10,4-15L 10-15,13-15,8-15L 15-13,4-15,6-15,7-15W 15-10,15-8,15-0W 15-10,15-13,6-15,19-17L 3-15,4-15,15-11,15-11,7-15L 5-15,15-7,4-15,12-15L 15-9,15-13,15-11,12-15,11-15L 15-11,9-15,15-7,9-15,10-15L 8-15,5-15,8-15L 15-17,15-12,15-3,7-15,14-15W 15-6,15-10,15-11W 11-15,15-10,8-15,15-5,15-11W 15-1,15-8,15-11W 15-8,15-2,9-15,15-6L 15-12,15-6,4-15,11-15,14-16W 12-15,14-16,15-13,15-8,15-12L 14-16,4-15,15-13,15-11,12-15

19S7Record: 21-16Head Coach: JlmCallenderTennessee L'Texas L'Southwest Missouri L'Kansas LOle Miss W^Western Kentucky W#Virginia Commonwealth W^Austin Peay W#Cincinnati WAla.-Birmingham W$Brigham Young L$Montana L$Utah L$Weber State L$Washington L$Utah State L$Chapman WLouisville WCincinnati LSouthern Mississippi WMississippiState WArkansasState WSouth Carolina WDuke LNorthern Iowa LVirginia Tech W+Ala.-Birmingham W+Houston WFlorida State LArkansas State W"Mississippi State W*Tulsa W=Arkansas State W=Ala. Birmingham W+Ole Miss L&Virginia Tech WSCincinnati L'Southwest Missouri Invitational#Western Kentucky Coca Cola Classic$BYU Invitational+ University of Houston What A Burger Classic"Memphis State Invitational= Ole Miss InvitationalSMetro Conference Tournament

1988Record: 24-18Head Coach: Jim CallenderSouthern Illinois'Western Illinois'MissouriWichita StatetSouth Alabama#Clemson#Valparaiso#New Mexico#South AlabamaAustin PeayColorado State+New Mexico+VirginiaTech+Colorado+Ole Miss& Maryland&Penn State&VillanovaMississippiSouthern MississippiArkansas StateLouisvilleCincinnatiKentuckyFlorida State$Florida$ Ml ami$South FloridaArkansasStateAlcorn StateMississippiVirginia TechGeorgia=St. Louis

12-15,9-15,15-11, 10-157-15, 11-15,8-155-15,15-12, 15-13,14-16,8-153-15,7-15,13-1515-10,15-5,15-615-12,15-2,15-315-8,15-6, 15-815-7,15-8.15-516-14,11-15,16-14,15-511-15,10-1515-10,15-84-15,1-15,2-1513-15,7-15,9-156-15, 17-15, 4-15, 15-13, 12-1510-15,3-15,5-157-15,14-16,5-1513-15,4-15,15-4,11-1515-11,10-15,15-1015-916-14,2-15, 15-11,15-1014-16, 15-11,9-15, 10-1516-14,15-4,9-15,15-915-10, 15-4,15-415-9,15-5, 11-15,15-315-6, 15-6,11-15,15-1215-12,8-15,10-15,5-159-15,5-15,8-1515-10, 15-7,15-1315-9, 15-11, 13-15,15-718-16, 15-11,8-15,16-147-152-15,9-1511-15, 15-8,15-1, 15-915-5,15-5, 15-915-5,16-14,15-315-10,15-4, 15-616-14,15-3,13-15,13-15,15-710-15,13-15,17-15, 14-1615-8, 15-5,15-510-15,13-15,15-9,11-15

L 15-6,7-154-15,12-15W 8-15,15-13,15-10,15-12L 11-15,15-10,10-15,11-15W 14-16,6-15,15-6,16-14,15-9W 17-15,5-15,15-8,13-15,15-11W 13-15,15-11,15-5,15-12W 15-9,15-6,15-9L 7-15,2-15,5-15W 15-11,15-3,15-12W 15-6,15-8,15-1L 6-15,15-17,9-15L 14-16,8-15,11-15W 4-15,15-4,15-14,15-5L 12-15,10-15,2-15W 15-5,15-6,15-8W 15-4,15-11,15-9L 15-17,4-15,5-15W 15-7,15-8,15-3W 18-16,15-9,15-13W 15-7,14-16,15-0,15-4L 14-16,12-15,15-11,14-16W 15-12,15-4,8-15,15-9L 6-15,7-15,6-15L 3-15,5-15,12-15L 15-13,1-15,15-9,5-15,13-15L 4-15,14-16,5-15L 11-15,9-15,13-15W 15-6,13-15,15-13,15-7L 15-12,13-15,5-15,2-15W 15-2,15-0,15-3W 17-15,15-8,10-15,17-15W 15-5,15-8,15-5L 2-15,15-12,8-15,15-10,13-15L 10-15,15-8,10-15,15-2,6-15

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=Tulsa W=Western Kentucky W=Northeast Louisiana WWestern Illinois W"Louisville W"Cincinnati L'Missouri Tournament#MSU/Graphic Systems Classic+Colorado Invitational&Penn State Classic$South Florida Tournament=MSU Invitational"Metro Conference Tournament

1989Record: 26-15Head Coach: Mike Llngenfelter#Arkansas State WfSouthwest Missouri State L#Florida L#South Alabama W'Nebraska-Omaha L'Pittsburgh LSt. Louis L%Murray State W%Ala.-Birmingham W%Tennessee Tech W%Utah State WMississippi LSColorado L^Tennessee WSSouth Florida WAustin Peay W=Hofstra W=0klahoma L=George Mason WSouthwest Missouri L+Virginia Tech W+SouthCarolina WMississippi WiBaylor WiHouston LAlcorn State W+Tulane W+SouthernMississippi WNicholls State W•(•Florida State LKentucky LArkansas State L+Louisviile LtCincinnati WAustin Peay W^Missouri W&Southern Illinois W^Mississippi W&NorthTexas W?VirginiaTech W?Cincinnati L#Lady Tiger Cup'Illini Classic%MSU-Graphics Systems Classic#Tennessee Exercise Essentials Classic-Southwest Missouri State Classic+ Metro Conference MaychiHouston Invitational&Memphis State Invitational?Metro Conference Tournament

1990Record: 30-9Head Coach: Mike Llngenfelter'Oregon State L'Oklahoma L'Texas Arlington WFlorida LSouth Rorida WMississippi State L#MiddleTennessee W#Western Kentucky WAustin Peay WtEvansville W+Ball State W•fMorehead State WArKansasState W

15-3, 18-16,15-015-3, 15-12,15-515-6,15-12,15-1315-7,15-10,5-15,15-1315-11,15-1,15-136-15,3-15,15-9,15-13

17-15,9-15,15-11, 15-1014-16, 16-11,14-16, 13-157-15,15-3,4-15,13-1515-9,15-3,15-913-15,15-12,14-16,1 1-513-15,3-15,15-11,6-1512-15,3-15,11-1515-10,15-5,15-1213-15, 15-12, 15-7, 16-1415-5, 12-15,15-13,15-1313-15,15-13,15-9,12-15,15-1215-13, 15-11,8-15,8-15,9-159-15,7-15, 13-1516-14,15-12,15-1012-15,15-6,15-6,5-15,15-715-4, 12-15, 15-3,15-1315-10, 15-2, 15-116-15,9-15,15-13,15-13,0-1515-9,15-11,15-22-15,8-15,15-5,1 1-1510-15,15-6,15-8, 15-815-8,4-15, 15-13, 15-915-12,12-15,13-15,15-7,15-1312-15,15-6, 15-6,15-125-15,11-15,6-1515-7,15-6,15-015-13,15-10,15-615-13,15-8, 15-515-4,2-15,15-6, 15-616-14, 15-8,11-15,9-15,11-1515-6,14-16,5-15,9-156-15,15-10,10-15,12-155-15,15-17,15-7,2-153-15,16-14,15-12,15-1315-12,15-5,15-815-0,15-3,15-615-9, 11-15,4-15,15-10,15-815-4,15-7,13-15,15-1015-10, 15-4,16-1415-6,15-6,7-15, 15-67-15,15-13,16-14,4-15,9-15

2-15,8-15,9-157-15,11-15,7-1515-3,16-14,13-15, 10-15,15-89-15, 15-12, 3-15, 15-12, 10-1515-13,15-4,15-615-7,2-15,13-15, 4-1515-3,15-4,16-1415-4,15-8, 15-1215-3,16-14,15-715-10,15-4,15-015-12,15-13,15-615-11,15-4,15-815-8,6-15,15-9,17-19, 15-8

Missouri W=Northern Iowa WMississippi WTulane WSouthern Mississippi WTennessee State WFlorida State WTennessee WAuburn LAla.-Birmingham WAlcom State WLouisville WCincinnati WMurray State WSouth Carolina WVirginia Tech WArkansas State WMississippi L&Southern Mississippi W&Cincinnati W&Louisville L%Loyola-Marymount L%William & Mary W%Arizona State W%Dayton W%Houston L&Metro Conference Tournament#Memphis State Graphic Systems Classic*ASCIC Tiger Lady Maverick Invitational+Evansville Invitational=at Springfield, Illinois%Womens Invitational Volleyball Championship

1991Record: 20-15Head Coach: Penny Lucas-White#American University^Georgia#lllinois State%Wisconsin%Rhode Island%Southem California&Southem Illinois&lllinois-Chicago&Ohio University^Northeast Louisiana+Arkansas StateArkansas Little-Flock=George Washington=Bradley=Wright StateMississippiSButlerSStephen F. AustinSSoutheast Missouri StateLouisvilleCincinnatiLouisiana TechSt. LouisDePaulMarquetteArkansas StateAla.-BirminghamRiceMississippi!Army'ConnecticutIVirginia CommonwealthASt. LouisAAla.-Birmingham"Cincinnati#Georgia Invitational"/.Volleyball Monthly Invitational&Saluki Invitational^Graphic Systems Classic=Wright State Invitational$SWMS Autumn ClassicIConnecticut Challenge

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

W 15-7,15-4,15-8L 9-15,11-15,5-15L 15-12,9-15,12-15,10-15L 5-15,3-15,1-15L 12-15,13-15,15-11,8-15L 8-15,9-15,8-15L 5-15,9-15,16-14,2-15W 9-15,15-7,12-15,5-15,15-10W 15-3,15-5,15-12W 15-5,15-4,8-15,15-7L 9-15,3-15,7-15W 15-2,13-15,15-5,15-8W 15-7,15-6,15-8W 15-12,15-11,15-6L 7-15,9-15,10-15L 11-15,11-15,15-12,1-15W 10-15,15-13,15-8,15-5W 17-16,9-15,15-11,15-8L 4-15,8-15,15-10,9-15L 4-15,10-15,7-15W 15-10,12-15,15-12,15-11W 15-7,15-1,16-14W 15-10,15-2,16-14L 8-15,8-15,15-12,12-15W 15-13,15-4,15-10L 5-15,10-15,9-15L 12-15,7-15,5-15W 7-15,13-15,15-8,15-11,15-11W 15-8,15-4,11-15.15-8W 14-16,15-3,15-11,15-12W 10-15,15-7,15-3,15-2W 15-2,15-8,15-7W 15-4,15-4,15-4L 9-15,13-15,4-15W 15-0,15-12,15-7

"Great Midwest Conference Championship Tournament

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BBetsy Bland (1973-76)Lisa Bray (1991)Cherilyn Bright (1991-)Holly Buford (1980-83)

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

D Clare Dirksen (1986-89)

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

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

G Cindy Gable (1974-77)AngieGlaub (1983-86)Amy Greer (1990-)

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

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

K Rhonda Kottke (1986-90)

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

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

O Simon Oktay (1984)

P Sarah Pearl (1976-79)CheHePenner (1984-88)

T

V

W

Rhonda Kottke,all-time blockassist leader

Sami Randolph (1990-)Lisa Rembe (1989-91)Lori Rembe (1989-91)Phyllis Richey (1984-88)Drenda Sue Roberts (1981 -84)Sharon Rose (1974-77)Renee Ross (1991-)Sharon Rose (1974-77)Peggy Rule (1983-86)Jamie Runkle (1991 -)

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

Sarah Tjelmeland (1987-90)

Mary Vercande (1981-82)

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

Marie Zwolinski (1987-90)

Holly Buford,all-time killpercentage

leader

Clare Dirksen,all-time dig, ace

and assistleader

KatherineLehman,

all-time blocksolo leader

Peggy Rule, all-time kill and killattempts leader

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KILLSNAMEHolly BufordKatnerine LehmanHolly BufordPeggy RuleLori JonesHolly BufordSarah TjelmelandAngie GlaubRhonda KottkePeggy RuleKatnerine LehmanRhonda KottkeLori RembeKim EhrhomNancy Wolter

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAMEPeggy RuleSarah TjelmelandKatherine LehmanAngie GlaubHolly BufordLori JonesAmy GreerHolly BufordHolly BufordRhonda KottkeNancy WolterMarie ZwolinskiJenny McCoyAngie GlaubAmy Greer

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

ASSISTSNAMEClare DirksenClare DirksenAlisande CavanaghClare DirksenAlisande CavanaghClare DirksenMia StephensDrenda RobertsMia StephensMia StephensDrenda RobertsPeggy Rule

NO537509484427411410401391376370356351345333328

NO1,1041,1011,0931,0271,0131,007956942939936928919885884878

PCT.429.357.313.309.298.274.268.263.260.255

NO167815691511120912451197790701614547423405

YEAR198119901983198619841982199019851989198519891988198919871987

YEAR198719901990198519831984199019821981198919871989198919861991

YEAR1981198319901981198219841984199019861984

YEAR198919881990198719911986198519841983198419831985

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

DIGSNAMEClare DirksenPeggy RuleKara CroninMarie ZwolinskiSarah TjelmelandClare DirksenKara CroninAngie GlaubRhonda KottkeAmy GreerDrenda RobertsChelle PennerDrenda RobertsPeggy RuleAlisande Cavanagh

BLOCK SOLOSNAMEKatherine LehmanHolly BufordLori RembeHolly BufordHolly BufordLori Rembe

BLOCK ASSISTSNAMERhonda KottkeKatherine LehmanAngie GlaubRhonda KottkeNancy WolterDrenda RobertsRhonda KottkeHolly BufordLori RembeKatherine LehmanHolly BufordJenny McCoyLori RembeChefle PennerKatherine Lehman

NO9794807969696765595754

YEAR19811987198919811990198119811984198519861983

NO420393391385372370356354354349343340327325322

YEAR198919861987198919901986198819841989199019831987198419851990

NO574847444340

NO1601401141131131071019998969490908989

YEAR199019821991198319811989

YEAR198919901983199019871983198819831989198919811989199019871987

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KILLSNAMEPeggy RuleKatherine LehmanHolly BufordRhonda KottkeSarah TjetmelandAngle GlaubNancy WolterLori JonesDrenda RobertsKim Ehrhorn

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNAMEPeggy RuleAngie GlaubSarah TjelmelandKatherine LehmanRhonda KottkeHolly BufordNancy WolterDrenda RobertsChelle PennerKim Ehrhorn

KILL PERCENTAGENAMEHolly BufordKatherine LehmanMary VercandePeggy RuleRhonda KottkeBeth JohnsonLinda ConnerLori Jones

ACESNAMEClare DirksenLori JonesPeggy RuleDrenda RobertsLaura WilsonHolly BufordAngie GlaubMary VercandeMia Stephens

KILLS1,3441,2681,1501,1341,1021,0861,009963909733

ATT.3,4703,4472,9862,9642,9152,8942,7092,6162,2152,130

PCT.361.256.236.234.231.230.213.211

ACES309240193152143138138106104

YEAR1983-861987-901980-831986-901987-901983-861985-881981-841981-841984-87

YEAR1983-861983-861987-901987-901986-901980-831985-881981-841984-871984-87

YEAR1980-831987-901981-821983-861986-901980-841980-811981-84

YEAR1986-891981-841983-861981-841980-821980-831983-861981-821983-85

BLOCK ASSISTSNAMERhonda KottkeKatherine LehmanNancy WolterAngie GlaubClare DirksenDrenda RobertsSarah TjelmelandKim EhrhomHolly BufordLori Rembe

BLOCK SOLOSNAMEKatherine LehmanDrenda RobertsHolly BufordRhonda KottkeLori RembeMary Vercande

ASSISTS (Records fromNAMEClare DirksenMia StephensAlisande CavanaghDrenda RobertsPeggy Rule

DIGSNAMEClare DirksenPeggy RuleAngie GlaubRhonda KottkeChelle PennerSarah TjelmelandNancy WolterMarie ZwolinskiKara CroninDrenda Roberts

BA446356301285269237206204196188

BS1511401351298682

1982)AST5,6531,9511,5111,124568

DIGS1,3651,323979979928849843824747699

YEAR1986-901987-901985-881983-861986-891981-841987-901984-871980-831989-91

YEAR1987-901981-841980-831986-901989-911981-82

YEAR1986-891983-851990-911981-841983-86

YEAR1986-891983-861983-861986-901984-881987-901985-881987-901986-891981-84

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

YEAR19891990198819841986198119831987199119851982

ERRORSNO985983980838794773740731713648570

YEAR19881987198919901986199119851984198319811982

TOTAL ATTEMPTSNO YEAR5759 19895234 19885176 19905077 19874815 19864509 19844272 19914252 19834087 19853629 19813588 1982

HITTINGPCT.273.231.224.213.203.193.189.190.175.161.141

PERCENTYEAR19811984199019831989198619881991198519821987

SERVICE ACES BLOCKING ERRORSNO527319308298294285259252248217165

YEAR19811990198319861984198719881982198519911989

SERVICE ERRORSNO473462326324301273254244242213146

RECEPTIONNO379381310309301290225225224202154

YEAR19901989198519881991198719861984198319811982

ERRORSYEAR19811983198819841982198919851987199019861991

NO1361311281251231049591886641

DIGSNO2,3012,2972,1762,0061,8101,7681,7461,6941,633513240

YEAR19891984199119821981198719901983198719861985

YEAR19891990198619871983199119841985198819821981

TOTAL BLOCKSNO604570538519414382364.5354.5347294241

YEAR19861989198419851990198819811987198319911982

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

10-0 record

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Clare Dirksen a threetime all-Metro selection

(1987-89)

Rhonda Kottke a threetime all-Metro honoree

(1988-90)

Katharine Lehman a all-South Region selection

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

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

METRO COACH OF THE YEAR1987Jim Callender1990Mike Lingenfelter

ALL-SOUTH REGION1990Katherine Lehman (2nd team)

GREAT MIDWEST ALL-TOURNAMENT1991Alisande Cavanagh

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

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1978Mississippi University for Women Tournament, 4thMiddle Tennessee State Tri-Meet, 1stUT-Martin Tournament, 1stHouston Tournament, 5thLady Tiger Invitational, 2ndMemphis State Tri-Meet, 1stLady Volunteer Tournament, 4thUT-Martin Tri Meet, 1stSoutheast Missouri State Tri-Meet, 1stTCWSF State Tournament, 3rd

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Individual Single Season

Most Kills757 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) in 1991Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total attempts/match).334 (456 kills, 88 errors, 101 total attempts) by Danielle Reaves (UAB) in 1991Most Assists1763 by Tammy Robertson (UAB) in 1991Most Service Aces111 by Mellissa Cobb (UAB) in 1991Most Digs528 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) in 1991Most Solo Blocks47 by Lori Rembe (MSU) in 1991Most Block Assists116 by Hilary Beck (UAB) in 1991

Team Single Season

Most Wins33 by UAB (33 wins, 10 losses) in 1991Best Winning Percentage.821 (32 wins, 7 losses) by DePaul in 1991Most Kills2308 by UAB in 1991Best Hitting Percentage.286 (2308 kills, 755 errors, 5425 total attempts) by UAB in 1991Most Assists2050 by UAB in 1991Most Service Aces434 by UAB in 1991Most Digs2686 by DePaul in 1991Most Total Blocks

Individual Single Match

Most Kills40 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total attempts).632 (13 kills, 1 error, 19 total attempts) by Lori Rembe (MSU) vs. Army (11-15-91)Most Assists76 by Michelle Vonderheide (DP) vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Most Service Aces8 on two occasionsMost Digs34 by Susanne Fogarty (DP) vs. Loyola (10-23-91)

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Most Total Blocks11 on two occasions

Team Single Match

Most Kills95 by DePaul vs. Loyola (10-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage.538 by UAB vs. Samford (10-25-91)Most Assists85 by DePaul vs. Nothern Illinois (11-5-9 1)Most Service Aces22 by UAB vs. Marquette (10-18-91)Most Digs134 by DePaul vs. Arkansas State (10-26-91)Most Total Blocks21 by UAB vs. DePaul (11-23-9 1)

Championship Tournament Individual Single Match

Most Kills

36 by Heather Augustine (UC) vs. Marquette (11-22-9 1)Best Hitting Percentage (minimum 20 total).575 (23 kills, 4 errors, 33 total attempts) by Jen Myers (SL) vs. Marquette (11-23-91)Most Assists74 by Michelle Vonderheide (DP) vs. UAB (11-23-91)Most Service Aces4 on four occasionsMost Digs26 by Ellen Fox (M) vs. Cincinnati (11-22-9 1)Most Total Blocks11 (2 solo, 9 assists) by Kelli O'Connell (M) vs. Cincinnati (1 1-22-91)

Championship Tournament Team Single Match

Most Kills

91 by DePaul vs. UAB (11-23-91)Best Hitting Percentage.329 (41 kills, 14 errors, 82 total attempts) by Memphis State vs. Saint Louis (11-22-91)Most Assists85 by DePaul vs. UAB (11 -23-9 1)Most Service Aces10 by DePaul vs. Cincinnati (11-22-9 1)Most Digs

121 by DePaul vs. UAB (11-23-91)Most Total Blocks21 (4 solo, 34 assists) by UAB vs. DePaul (11-23-91)

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The roots of Memphis State date back to September 15,1912, with the establishment and opening of the West Ten-nessee State Normal School, which provided for the trainingof primary and secondary education teachers.

On July 1,1957, Memphis State achieved its status as auniversity and has since expanded its degree programs toserve a student population of over 20,000. MemphisState's campus covers 1,100 acres on four different sites withmore than 100 buildings. The main campus is situated in aquiet residential section of Memphis. The campus is unique asit is not all brick and concrete that one may expect from auniversity in a city population of more than 900,000, butpossesses many open fields trees and athletic facilities whichcreate a park-like atmosphere.

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

The primary purpose of Memphis State University is toadvance learning. The University is dedicated first to thetraditional ideals of learning by focusing its attention andefforts upon the creation, transmission and application ofknowledge. Secondly, it is committed to goals that are utili-tarian in preparing students to serve in a variety of professionand occupations, and in providing services to society forimproving the quality of life and environment.

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

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

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

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

However, there is more to university life than just academ-ics. At Memphis State there are a variety of clubs, organiza-tions, honor societies, special interest and service groups andother activities for students to become involved.

For students interested in joining a social organization,there are 15 fraternities and 12 sororities. For those interestedin the arts, there are various productions both theatrical andmusical performed on one of the three stages at the TheatreBuilding. Memphis State also hasits own art gallery.

A good sweat can be worked up at the Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation Complex orthe MSU Field House.These two athletic complexes have such recreational facilitiesastennis, racquetball and handball courts, indoor and outdoorOlympic-size pools, basketball courts, an all-weather track,free-weight and Nautilus weightrooms. The recreation depart-ment sponsors a variety of intramural sports that studentsmay participate in throughout the academic year.

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

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Dr. V. Lane Rawlins10th President

Brigham Young,1963

Dr. V. Lane Rawlins, the former vicechancellor for academic affairs for the University of Alabamasystem, was hired on March 29,1991 as the tenth Presidentof Memphis State University.

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

Having just completed his first year as president ofMemphis State University, Dr. Rawlins, who met regularlywith various task forces and committees involving campusand community leaders, has determined some major areas ofemphasis for the University, which will guide its planning forthe next phase of the University's development as an urbanresource institution. These areas of emphasis are:

innovative undergraduate education*Selective excellence in research and graduate educationinternational programs'Cultural arts and humanities*The urban environment'Computing and telecommunications'Health care and preventive health'Economic development*K-12 education in urban America

A major accomplishment marking Dr. Rawlins' first yearas MSU president came this past spring when the Tennesseelegislature approved nearly $26 million to build a badly-needed new library at MSU, a project that few thoughtattainable a year ago when the project was nowhere near thetop of the state's list of funding priorities.

Dr. Rawlins' first year has also been marked by hisinvolvement with the Memphis community. He is serving onthe Board of Directors for the Memphis Area Chamber ofCommerce, Leadership Memphis and WKNO. In addition, hewas a member of Mayor Herenton's transition team,travelled to Washington, DC with the Memphis Area Chamberof Commerce (June 2-4) to visit with elected officials there,and has kept a full calendar of speaking engagements to localcivic organizations.

Prior to his appointment at Alabama, Rawlins was theVice Provost for Washington State University from 1982through 1986. Prior to being selected as Vice Provost, he heldthe position of Chairman of the Department of Economics at

Washington State from 1977 through 1982.Rawlins also served as a professor in the Economics Depart-ment at Washington State from 1968 through 1986.

A native of Newdale, Idaho, Rawlins received his under-graduate degree in Economics from BrighamYoung in 1963.He received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University ofCalifornia-Berkeley in 1969.

Rawlins has also served as a Supervisory ManpowerAnalyst for the U.S. Department of Labor, a research associ-ate at Princeton University (1979-83), The Brookings Institu-tion (1976-79) and Cal Berkeley (1969-71).

He is a memberof Omicron Delta Epsilon, Blue Key,American Economics Association, Industrial Relations Re-search Association, Alabama Academy of Sciences, NationalForum of System Academic Officers and the National Asso-ciation of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges Councilof Academic Affairs.

A well published writer, Rawlins has contributed majorreports and chapters for ten books and has written numerouspublished articles for The Journal of Human Resources, TheReview of Economics and Statistics and The American Eco-nomic Review.

Rawlins and his wife, Mary Jo, have three children andfive grandchildren.

STATE BOARD OF REGENTS

Memphis State University is proud to be a member institution of the StateUniversity and Community College System of Tennessee, which is governedby the State Board of Regents. The system includes six universities and 10community colleges and was formed by the Genral Assembly in 1972.Chancellor of the state system is Otis Floyd, who was appointed in 1990.

Other membersof thestate board include: The Honorable Ned McWherter(Nashville), Dr. F. Oliver Hardy, M.D. (Memphis), Jane G. Kisber (Jackson),Clifford H. "Bo" Henry (Maryville), Hubert L. McCullough (Murfreesboro), TheHonorable Charles Smith (Nashville), Ross N. Faires (Knoxville), Dr. Sam H.Ingram (Murfreesboro), Dr. Arliss L. Roaden (Nashville), Dr. J. D. Johnson(OakRidge), J. Howard Warf(Hohenwald), Robert Jack Fishman(Morristown),Carl Moore (Nashville), Nathan Burton (Cookeville), Mr. William Farris(Memphis), Mr. F. Evans Harvill (Clarksville), Mr. Thomas Jackson (Nash-ville).

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CHARLESCAVAGNARO

Athletic DirectorMemphis State, 1966

For Charles Cavagnaro, the athletic director's job atMemphis State University is a natural extension of his life'swork. The 51-year-old Memphian became MSU's director ofathletics on November 1,1982.

Held in high regard among college athletic directors,Cavagnaro is the first Memphis State representative ever onthe NCAA Council, a 44-member policy making board. He isa memberof the NCAA Nominating Committee and a memberof the NCAA Competitive Safeguard Committee, which isresponsible for the NCAA Drug Testing policies. In addition,he was recently selected toa special NCAA Committee to Review NCAA Enforcementand Infraction process. Cavagnaro is also a member of theCFA Athlete Review Committee.

Cavagnaro initiated the MSU Drug Awareness Program,one of the first programs of its kind in the country. He set upa fifth-year scholarship program for non-revenue sports andworked for the creation of the Athletic Academic Center whichhas raised graduation rates for Memphis State athletes.

Since Cavagnaro's arrival at MSU, Tiger Club giving hasincreased from approximately $250,000 per year in 1982 to acurrent level of $2.5 million for the past two years. For the lastthree years, MSU was able to pay all athletic scholarshipsfrom Tiger Club donations for the first time in school history.Over $500,000 was placed into endowment for men's springsports and women's athletics. Add itional ly, the athletic depart-ment has shown a profit in each of the lasl four years thatCavagnaro has served as athletic director, placing MemphisState among just 35 percent of the schools in the nation thatturn a profit each year.

Cavagnaro came to MSU from a position as assistantmanaging editor of The Commercial Appeal, Scripps-Howard'sflagship newspaper and one of the largest and most re-spected papers in the South. Prior to that, he was nightmetropolitan editor and executive sports editor.

His wife, Pat, is a highly-successful real estate agent inMemphis and is a past member of the Million Dollar SalesClub. They have three children: Mrs. David (Tammy) Rogers,Scarlett, a graduate of Memphis State University and themaster teachers program and Chip, a 21 year-old senior atMemphis State.

LYNN PARKESAssociate AD-

WomenAlabama, 1973

Lynn Parkes is now in her ninth year as administrator ofthe Women's Athletic Department at Memphis State Univer-sity. As such, she oversees the seven women's intercollegiatesports of basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, indoor andoutdoor track and field and volleyball.

Prior to devoting her services full-time to her associateathletic directors position, Parkes was the women's golf coachfor 11 years.

A native of Lawrenceburg, Tenn., Parkes is a 1973graduate of the University of Alabama. While at AlabamaParkes played collegiate golf and competed for the CrimsonTide at the AIAW national tournament her final three years ofcollege.

Following her graduation she taught for two years atLoretto (Tenn.) High School as a physical education instruc-tor. Parkes came to Memphis State in 1975 to complete hergraduate degree in physical education, and at the same time,started the women's golf program at Memphis State.

A member of the Ladies Professional Golf Associationand the Women's Golf Coaches Association, Parkes alsoserves as an area consultant forthe National Golf Foundation,which provides teaching clinics in this country. Parkes is amember of the NCAA Championship Tournament selectioncommittee. She also continues as an active contributor to thedevelopment of junior golf.

Parkes, 41, serves on numerous local civic organizationalboards, and is a member of the National Board of theFellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Ministry.

The Athletic Acamdeic Center

In 1987, Dr. Timothy Sumner who had been hired in 1986to become the director of Athletic Academic Services beganplanning for the construction of an athletic academiccenter.

Memphis State's new $90,000 Athletic Academic Ser-vices Center was opened in January of 1990. The 4,000-square-foot center serves about 260 athletes, trainers andmanagers on 16 Tiger athletic teams and is located in the MS UField House.

Thefacilitycontains:three tutor rooms, each eight-personcapacity; two computer labs, outfitted with eight Zenith PCsand six Maclntoshs; three types of study area seating; 16individually lighted study carrels;threecounseloroffices;check-in area; kitchen area for staff and evening workers; director'ssuite with conference area, reception secretary area andassistant's offices.

The Center for Athletic Academic Sevices is committed toassisting student-athletes in earning a college degree. TheCenter provides an atmosphere of personal attention andencouragement as well as tutorial assistance and academicsupport.

The Center's services include advice in all aspects of thestudent's academic life - registration; study skills; degreeplanning; information regarding University programs and poli-cies and procedures. The Center also offers advice andsponsors programs and workshops to enhance the personaldevelopment of the student athlete. Informationregarding NCAA rules and regulations are made available to

the student athlete by the Center. Additionally, the Centermonitors the student-athlete's progress toward his/her de-gree objective.

The Academic Counselors are: Susan Irwin who is incharge ot monitoring, evaluating and counseling the baseball,men's golf and all Lady Tiger sports; Richard Jones is respon-sible for the soccer, men's track and tennis teams as well asall managers and trainers. He is alsoresponsible for the "Tiger Key Program" of social, personaland professional training of all student athletes; and GinaPickens who is responsible for the football and men'sbasketball student-athletes.

The development of this unique and dynamic approach toassistance for student athletes has resulted in a steadilyincreasing academic performance, a dramatic rise in gradua-tion rates, and a significant decrease in the time needed for theaverage student athlete to graduate.

Over the past five years, the rapidly developing "Tiger"Athletic Academic Program has been recognized by manyfacets of the national media including: USA Today, TheChronicle of Higher Education, Sports Illustrated, and ABCWorld News Tonight with Peter Jennings.

Students-athletes work in one of two computer labs

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Murphy Complex

Murphy Complex Weight Room

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Murphy complex Training Room

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Nat Buring Baseball Stadium

The Tiger athletic family has many places to call home atMemphis State University.

In 1970, the Memphis State Athletic Department officiallyopened the Kennedy Sportsplex, a 140-acre complex locatedjust south of the main campus. The complex serves asthehome of theTigerfootball, baseball andtrackteams and offersworkout facilities for all MSU sports. Since that time, however,the facility has taken on a new name and is now called the BillyJ. Murphy Complex. The complex was renamed in honor offormer MSU head football coach and athletic director Billy J.Murphy.

The main building at Murphy Complex features a 50-yard,indoor practice field with an artificial surface. This field is usedfor workouts when the weather prohibits outdoor practicesand is also used by the baseball team for winter workouts. Alsohoused in the main building is a modern, well-equippedtraining room, a fully equipped weight training facility, thefootball equipment room, the football locker room, sauna andsteam rooms and film and meeting rooms, as well as lockerrooms for the baseball and track teams. Located behind themain building are four outdoor football fields, used for fall andspring practices.

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

Located next to the baseball stadium is Murphy Track, aneight-lane, polyurethane tartan surface track used by theMemphis State track teams for home meets. During thesummer of 1991 Memphis State hosted the World Police andFire Games. The track meet featured over 700 athletes fromaround the world. During the summer of 1992, MSU served ashost of the Tennessee Sports Festival which featured athletesfrom around the state. Murphy Track will once again be thesite of the Great Midwest Conference track and field cham-pionships.

Other features of Murphy Complex include an Olympicindoor pool and golf driving range that is used by the Tiger golfteams. A 5,000 square-foot Novagrass artificial green wasinstalled adjacent to the driving range in August of 1992. Thegreen, which features four sand bunkers and a self-containedirrigation system, allows both men's and women's golf teamsto practice their short games.

The new weight room at Murphy Complex is a 9,000square-feet, state of the art weight training facility. The weightroom was completed in August of 1992 and houses a full-lineof nautilus and free weight equipment.

The Murphy Complex, recently remodeled, is one of thefinest facilities of its kind in the country and offers the MemphisState athlete an excellent locale to increase his/her athleticability.

The 62,380-seat Liberty Memorial Stadium is the site of allMemphis State home football games as well as the LibertyBowl post-season game. The stadium was recently renovated

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in 1987with new sky-suites, located on the East side of thestadium, approximately 12,000 new seats, a new stadiumclub, new lighting system, the new playing surface, a newhandicap seating area and numerous concession stands andrestrooms facilities in the new sections.

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

The Tigers made good use of their new home as they wenton to have the nations' largest attendance increase (5,207)and was ranked eighth overall in per game attendance (16,142)last season. The Pyramid, sits on the bank of the MississippiRiver and is visible to motorists as they cross the Tennessee-Arkans as bridge into Memphis. It will be the siteof this year'sGreat Midwest Conference Men's and Women's basketballtournament.

Echles field is the home of the Memphis State soccerteam. The 900-seat facility is located adjacent to the HealthPhysical Education and Recreation Building and received a$20,000 facelift over the summer. The renovations include anew electronic Scoreboard, concrete slabs for bleachers, andthe purchase of additional seats.

The Memphis State women's basketball and volleyballteams play all home events at the 3,000-seat MSU FieldHouse. Situated in the heart of MSU's main campus, the FieldHouse is equipped with locker room and training facilities forthe five Lady Tiger athletic teams. The Field House receivedan $80,000 renovation this past August. The gym itself wascompletely painted and entry ways were improved with light-ing and a totally different design. Behind the Field House is atrack and adjacent to the Field House are 10 laykold tenniscourts.

However, the men's and women's tennis teams host theiropponents on the HPER courts. There are 21 laykold-sur-faced courts which allow the Tiger tennis teams to host multi-team tournaments. The courts were resurfaced in 1991.

Also available at the HPER Building are two full gymnasi-ums which are used by women's basketball during the off-season and the women's volleyball team. Also available forthe women's athletic teams are a 16-machine Nautilus weightroom with numerous Lifecycles and stationary bikes, as wellas a Stepmaster, and a free weight room with a Universalweight station.

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

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The MSU Field House

HPER Nautilus Weight Room

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Memphis on the Mississippi is named forthe Egyptain cityof the same name on the Nile. The name means "Place ofgood abode."

Memphis was founded in 1819 on the fourth ChicasawBluff overlooking the Mississippi. The original town was

planned and laid out by three prominent Tennesseans, JamesWinchester, John Overton and future President, AndrewJackson. They saw their city becoming as great as its ancient

namesake on Nile. The founders wanted their city to be morethan a profitable land venture, though. In plotting out the town,they made certain that it would contain ample room for parksand stipulated that the land along the scenic river bluffs souldbe a "public promenade." Their legacy: a stunning panoramaof the mighty Mississippi.

Memphis is known as the "Nations Distribution Center,""The Cotton Capital of the World" and 'The Hardwood Capitalof the Nation."

Today's Memphis presents a full spectrum of sports,visual and performing arts, and special events for 981,500citizens.

Located in the heart of Mid-America, Memphis is acces-sible from all parts of the country. Memphis InternationalAirport is served by eight major air carriers and is a hub forNorthwest Airlines. It is also the home of Federal Express, thenations largest package carrier. In addition, 12 excellent U.S.highways and Amtrak also serve the city.

The Mid-South Fairgrounds includes the home of Mem-phis State's football team, the 62,380-seat Liberty BowlMemorial Stadium, and also the site of one of the top post-

season football classics in America, the Liberty Bowl. TheFairgrounds also houses the Mid-South Colisem, an 11,200-seat arena which is the home of Memphis' newest profes-sional sports team the Memphis Rivermen of the CentralHockey League. Tim McCarver Baseball Stadium is the home

of the Memphis Chicks, a AA affiliate of the Kansas CityRoyals.

Last fall, Memphis State and the city of Memphis openedthe Pyramid, a 20,142-seat arena where the MSU Tiger

basketball team plays. The Pyramid sits on the bank of theMississippi river and is visable to motorists as they cross theTennessee - Arkansas bridge into Memphis.

Memphis has become a national mecca for golfers, withnine public and 12 private courses throughout the city. The

annual Federal Express St. Jude Classic is held here in Julybringing the top PGA professional to Memphis.

Every February the Racquet Club of Memphis hosts the

U.S. Indoor which feature many of the top players from aroundthe world.

The Memphis International Motorsports Park, located ona 600-acre track in north Shelby County, offers a variety ofracing, from drag racing to Atlantic Formula racing. The racingseason ru ns from early spring to autumn and featues local andregional favorites among the drivers.

Memphis, where W.C. Handy gave birth to the Blues, isalso the home of the late Elvis Presley and the MemphisSound. The recording industry in this city has won acclaimfrom top-selling artistis throughout the country.

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SHERILYN SASHAssociate SID

Eastern Kentucky,1984

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Requests for working presspasses should be directed to Sherilyn Fiveash, preferably in

writing, at least one week in advance of a specific match.Seating is limited and will be restricted to filing press, radio and

television representatives needs according to NCAA regula-tions. Credentials not picked up at the Sports Information

Office (Room 205 of the Athletic Office Building at the cornerof Southern and Normal), can be picked up at the ticket

window at the Field House.

PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS - These credentials

will be issued only to accredited photographers or thoseindividuals on special assignment. Photographers may takepictures from the sidelines during the match provided theyremain a safe distance from the playing court and not in front

of the bench and coaching areas. Permission must be given

by game officials for flash photography. All network television

camera persons should abide by the same guidelines asphotographers. Videotape or highlight crews from visiting

schools should make arrangements at least one week inadvance of competition to Sherilyn Fiveash.

RADIO - Three seats are available for visiting radio

outlets on press row in the MSU Field House. Requests tobroadcast must be made in writing at the earliest possible date

to receive permission. A courtesy line is available to all visitingteam radio stations. However, if the station should need more

than one line, the station is responsible for making its own

arrangements with South Central Bell at 901-761-6504. SCB

will then contact the Women's Basketball SID for arrangmentsfor assignement of the telephone.

PARKING - Parking is available in the MSU Field Houseparking lot. No parking passes will be distributed. The gates

to the Field House parking lot will be raised at 6:00 p.m., theevening of a match and will be open at all times during

weekend matches.

TELEPHONES/FAX - Three long-distance, operator-

assisted telephones are available, one on press row and two

in the media room, on a first-come, first-serve basis. Priority

will be given to wire service representatives and to those filingfor publication the next morning (for right games). Arrange-ments to have boxscores or any other written materials faxedcan be made through the SID.

STATISTICS/SERVICES - Memphis State will providecomplete game statistics, including post-game box scores.

Coaches' quotes will be provided upon request.

PRACTICE ATTENDANCE - All practices are closed tothe public. However, some accommodations may be made for

the media if ample notice is given to the SID.

TICKET INFORMATION-Ticketsforallhomegames areavailable at the Athletic Ticket Office which is open from 8a.m.

- 4:30 p.m. The ticket office telephone number is (901) 678-

2331.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS - All player interviews are coor-dinated with coach Lucas-White through Sherilyn Fiveash of

the sports information staff. Please contact Sherilyn so thatshe may attempt to set a time for the interview which does not

interfere with the player's academic or practice schedule.

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

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFSally Andrews, Assistant Compliance Coordinator (Christian Brothers, 1982) 678-4121Johns Bowers, Marketing Director (Memphis State, 1983) 678-2331Al Brown, Director of MClub (Memphis State,1955) 678-4878Sam Cox, Ticket Manager (Memphis State, 1988) 678-4142Ruth Eliason, Women's Marketing Director (Memphis State, 1981) 678-4284Lee Fowler, Asst. AD-Tiger Clubs (Vanderbilt, 1974) 678-2334Bobby Kilpatrick, Spring Sports Coordinator (Mississippi, 1958) 678-2452Melissa Moore, Asst. Tiger Clubs Director (Memphis State, 1985) 678-2334Lynn Parkes, Assoc. AD-Women's Sports (Alabama, 1973) 678-2315Dr. James Smith, Asst. AD-Administration (Fisk, 1973) 678-2335Fred Stewart, Business Manager (Memphis State, 1978) 678-2461Dr. Tim Sumner, Academics (Taylor, 1969) 678-2714BobWinn, Asst. AD-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC STAFFColleen Beck, Staff Secretary (Mississippi, 1953) 678-2315Lori Brock, Golf Coach (Lamar, 1984) 678-4121Brenda Cash, Track/Cross Country (Arizona State, 1981) 678-4119Ruth Eliason, Marketing Director (Memphis State, 1981) 678-4284MikeLadner, Asst. Basketball Coach (Southeastern Louisiana, 1986) 678-2313Joye Lee-McNelis, Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1986) 678-2315Penny Lucas-White, Volleyball Coach 678-3570Gayle McDonald, Athletic Trainer (Freed-Hardeman, 1983) 678-2340Chalotte Peterson, Tennis Coach (Memphis State, 1972) 678-2328Betty Russell, Administrative Secretary 678-4118Angela Scott, Asst. Basketball Coach (Southern Mississippi, 1990) 678-2123Edward Spooner, Asst. Volleyball Coach (San Diego State, 1961) 678-2312

SPRING SPORTS STAFFChris Bartels, Soccer (Bowling Green State, 1973) 678-4141Tommy Buford, Tennis (Rhodes College, 1957) 678-2452Jim Cook, Golf (Memphis State, 1968) 678-4136Glenn Hayes, Track Coach (Rhodes College, 1962) 678-4138Jeff Hopkins, Baseball Coach (Memphis State, 1973) 678-4137Bernadine Kelly, Spring Sports Secretary 678-2452Steve Whistler, Assistant Track Coach (Murray State, 1989) 678-2452

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFFOFFICE HOME

Bob Winn, Asst. AD-Communications (Memphis State, 1974) 678-2337 365-8144Sherilyn Fiveash, Assoc. SID (Eastern Kentucky, 1984) 678-2397 360-9081Mark Owens, Asst. SID (Virginia Tech, 1989) 678-2349 368-6853Mark Copley, Athletic Video Coordinator (Memphis State, 1988) 678-2337 323-0990Julie Rhodes, Secretary 678-2337Sports Information Fax 678-4134Student Assistants: Kathrine Nero, Rob Stallin , Joey Dempsey, Ada Johnson and Chuck Gallina

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