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Memorandum to Press Welcome to the University of Northern Iowa and Panther
Women's Basketball. Your host in the UNI-Dome is Josh Lehman, sports informa
tion student assistant. Any questions or concerns during your visit to Panther Country can be directed toward Josh by calling 319- 273-3642 (office). Sports Information Director Nancy Justis can be reached in her office at 319-273-6354.
Pregame statistics, press notes and game programs will be made available at the press table prior to the start of each contest. Postgame statistics will be distributed approximately 15 minutes upon the completion of each contest. Visiting SIDs will have access to a telephone for long-distance calls.
A radio courtesy line can be coordinated by calling Justis. Only working media will be allowed access to the press row
area. Photographers can obtain courtside press passes by requesting them through the Sports Information Office one week prior to the event.
All mail correspondence should be addressed to Sports Information Office, University of Northern Iowa, Upper NW UNI- Dome, Cedar Falls, lA 50614-0314. The Sports Information FAX number is 319-273-3602.
Nancy Justis became the SID in 1979 after serving three years as the full-time assistant at u·NI. A native of Cedar Rapids, lA, she received her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Iowa in 1973.
After graduation, she worked for the Fort Collins (CO) Coloradoan before coming to UNI as an assistant editor in the Public Relations Office.
She was a member of the Olympic Press Operations staff in Los Angeles in 1984 and the Pan American staff in Indiana in 1987.
Justis is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Women in Communications, Inc., Northeast Iowa Marketing and Advertising Club and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
CoSIDA has honored her with publication awards for football programs and brochures and wrestling brochures.
Married to Robert Justis, who announces Panther football and men's basketball games, the couple has one daughter, Nicole.
Credits The 1990-91 University of Northern Iowa Women's Basket
ball Media Guide was written and designed by Gene Desonia, sports information graduate assistant, and Josh Lehman, sports information student assistant.
Editorial and layout supervision was provided by Nancy Justis, sports information director, and Beth LaVelle of the UNI Office of Public Relations. Photography by Bill Witt of the Office of Public Relations.
On the Cover: Front Row: (L to R) Traci Amos, Katie McFadden, Stephanie Davis, Loretha Mosley, Jill Jameson, Karen Amrhein, Angie Mohr
Back Row: (L to R) Kathy Kolstedt, Linda Steiner, Lisa Gronoski, Ann LaFrentz, Chris Robbins
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14 • SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 16 • WICHITA STATE 21 • Southern Illinois 23 • Eastern Illinois 28 • BRADLEY
Mar. 2 WESTERN ILLINOIS
UNIFacts Location: Cedar Falls, lA 50614-0314 Founded: 1876 Enrollment: 12,600 Nickname: Panthers Colors: Purple and Old Gold
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Arena: UNI-Dome (1 0,000-20,000) West Gymnasium (3,500) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference President: Dr. Constantine Curris Athletic Director: Robert Bowlsby Head Coach: Terri Lasswell (Washburn '78) Assistant Coaches: Karen Harden (West Chester '76), Stephanie Smith (Iowa State '88), Annette Gonzales (Missouri Western State '89) Sports Information Director: Nancy Justis Assistant SID: Kevin Kane Faculty Representative: Jack Wilkinson Head Athletic Trainer: Terry Noonan Women's Basketball Trainer: Marchel Austin Ticket Manager: Phil Hatlem
This is Northern Iowa Located in Cedar Falls, UNI was founded in 1876 as
the Iowa State Normal School. From a single building on a 40-acre campus, the University has grown to include more than 40 major buildings and 12,600 students.
UNI emphasizes outstanding undergraduate education with complementary graduate programs at the master's, specialists and doctoral levels. Building on its historic strength in teacher education, Northern Iowa has developed other fine programs in its School of Business, College of Humanities and Fine Arts, College of Natural Sciences and College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.
The City of Cedar Falls is a pleasant and historic college town adjacent to Waterloo. Together, they are part of a metropolitan area with a population of more than 100,000. It is a center for manufacturing, finance, commerce and cultural activities in northeast Iowa.
The UNI-Dome
Northern Iowa's fans demand the best from the Panthers on the court and the school provides some of the best facilities in the Midwest.
The UNI-Dome is one of the nation's finest basketball facilities, no matter at what level the game is played. The building actually combines the features of three different buildings - a football stadium, fieldhouse and large auditorium. It contains facilities to hold a variety of events, such as concerts, exhibitions, trade shows, pageants, rallies and convocations, as well as football, basketball and softball games and wrestling and track meets.
The UNI-Dome has hosted such events as the NCAA gymnastic and wrestling championships, the Iowa High School football playoffs, concerts by Dolly Parton, the Eagles, REO Speedwagon, Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones; antique car shows, tractor pulls and many other non-athletic events.
The UNI-Dome's air-supported Fiberglass fabric roof allows for ample natural light during daylight hours. Its artificial turf for football games can be rolled up in a minimum of 36 hours. Underneath, on a synthetic floor
area, are basketball and tennis courts and an eight lane, 220-yard oval running track.
Approximately 16,400 spectators can be seated for football and 1 0,000-20,000 for courtside activities. For stage events, such as commencements, concerts and speaker's series, total capacity, using movable bleachers and chairs, can reach 25,000.
A spacious press box atop the east stands has facilities for 20 radio stations, television capacities and seating for up to 125 people. A photography darkroom, photo bay, concession area and scouting booths are other features. Two huge scoreboards flash messages and information to spectators throughout events. The west press box provides a meeting room for the UNI Athletic Club and space for special events.
1990 Season Preview The University of Northern Iowa
women's basketball team, under the direction of second-year coach Terri Lasswell, will look to build on last year's 5-22 mark with a seasoned squad and six newcomers.
"Last year was a learning season for us," said Lasswell. "We played hard in every game and we were competitive. Depth was a problem, but our younger players gained a great deal of experience, which they can build on this season."
Lasswell, who previously served as an assistant coach at Kansas State, said the players weren't the only ones who gained from last year's season.
"I learned a lot about the conference," Lasswell said. "Road wins are extremely tough in the Gateway and you must be able to win at home. The top teams are the teams able to win at home and pick up some of those tough road wiris."
Although Lasswell's inception into the Gateway saw her squad post a 2-16 league mark, she said the team gained valuable fundamental knowledge.
"We will use the same fundamentals we stressed last year, but we will have increased flexibility this season with more diverse players. We will try several different offenses and defenses, according to the type of team we are facing."
Among the top returning players this year are five of the top seven scorers and five of the top six rebounders from a year ago.
"Jill jameson's going to be a key for us this year," said Lasswell. "She gained a lot of experience, as did Katie McFadden, who is capable of being an impact player. Karen Amrhein showed that she is a very capable floor leader."
In addition, forward Loretha Mosley, last year's top scorer and rebounder, will be one of the two seasoned seniors leading the Panther attack. Mosley became the all-time assist leader at UNI during the 1989-90 campaign.
"Experience will be a strength for us this year as the players have grown confident in our system. We also have a new work ethic, of which
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the players are very proud," noted Lasswell. II A weakness will be the fact that transfer Ann LaFrentz will have to learn our system. We also need to greatly improve on our rebounding. We had teams shoot 50 percent against us and win because of our incapability to rebound the basketball."
The Panthers will have a wealth of talent incoming this year due to an exceptional recruiting season and the addition of LaFrentz, who redshirted last year.
"In assessing the incoming players, Chris Robbins will give us flexibility at the post position, while LaFrentz is a half-court threat. Lisa Gronoski's
height, speed and passing ability will give us flexibility at the off-guard position. She also has a great threepoint shot. Traci Amos and Angie Mohr are both tenacious, defensively, at guard," Lasswell added.
In evaluating the team by position, Lasswell believes versatility will be a key for the 1990-91 Panthers.
"McFadden is best in a half-court offense, while Stephanie Davis will play more of a running game. Both will see action at post. Kathy Kolstedt will play both post and forward, but will take her shot away from the basket," Lasswell continued. "Mosley is a threat with her penetrate-andpass game, and she has worked very hard to improve her outside shot.
"At guard, Amrhein's size hurts us somewhat, but her calmness, and heads-up play, will allow her to see a lot of action. jameson may also play some guard, along with Amos. I think Amos will see a lot of playing time early due to her ability to see the court very well."
When asked about the league title hunt, Lasswell looks to the traditional powers to be in contention, but doesn't count anyone completely out of the race.
"I believe the Gateway will start the year the way it finished last season - with a very tight race," said Lasswell. "Southern Illinois won the conference with what it termed an 'inexperienced team' and will again be among the leaders. Southwest Missouri has great athleticism and Illinois State has great tradition. I also consider Bradley a team on the move."
In sum, Lasswell said she hopes to see more consistency from game-togame and a higher degree of confidence in her players.
"We were in a lot of games last year until the final 1 0 minues of play. We want to be able to finish off our efforts," she said. 'We'll take things one game at a time and concentrate on our home games. We will be playing a lot more home games in the first semester this year and we need to take advantage of it. It could give us the edge we need to make a run in the Gateway."
The Panther Coaching Staff Terri A. Lasswell is in her second year at the helm of the
University of Northern Iowa women's basketball team. Signed to a four-year contract April 6, 1989, the Emmett,
KS, native served two seasons as an assistant women's basketball coach at Kansas State prior to taking the UNI reigns.
During her stay at KSU, she was responsible for nation-wide recruiting, daily practice sessions, scheduling, travel arrangements and academic counseling. She also served as an administrative assistant at KSU one year prior.
A recognized speaker on coaching and physical education topics, she earned a bachelor's degree in physical education at Washburn University in 1978 and a master's degree in administration and kinesiology at Kansas University in 1983.
The multi-sport athlete lettered two seasons in basketball and one season in volleyball at Washburn upon transferring from KSU. She had played one year with the Wildcat basketball squad.
While at Washburn, she earned all-conference honors in both basketball and volleyball and was selected basketball team captain her senior year.
In two seasons at WU, she collected 516 points and 399 rebounds, averaging 12.2 and 9.5 per game, respectively, with the Lady Blues. Upon graduating, she was the school's eighth all-time leading rebounder.
Lasswell served at Washburn as assistant women's basketball coach, assistant women's volleyball coach and sports facilities coordinator.
Her coaching career began at Washburn Rural High School in Topeka, KS, at the helm of the girls' basketball and volleyball teams.
In five seasons, she turned a 3-18 basketball team into a 23-2 state tournament contender. She compiled a 61-48 ledger in five seasons, gaining four straight state tournament berths. Her volleyball squads made three state tourney appearances.
Following the Lady Blues' 1984 season, she was named Centennial League Coach-of-the-Year, Kansas Basketball Coaches Coach-of-the-Year and was a mentor in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game. She twice was honored as a coach by the Topeka Capital journal.
While in high school, she competed in basketball and volleyball at St. Mary's High School.
As an administrator, she has extensive tournament management experience, coordinating volleyball and basketball tourneys at the state level in Kansas.
On a national level, she co-chairs the National Basketball Academy for the Affiliated National Coaches Counsel, serves on the National Committee of Coaches Advisory Round Table and was a featured speaker on strength and conditioning for the National Coaches Institute for NAGWS in San Francisco in 1988.
Her article, "Is There A Scholarship in Your Athlete's Future?" appeared in the Affiliated National Coaches Counsel Newsletter, Fall1987 edition.
She was named an Outstanding Young Woman in America (1986) and was initiated in Phi Kappa Phi as a student at KU.
Lasswell holds memberships in the National Association of Girls' and Women's Sports; Women's Basketball Coaching Association; National Strength and Conditioning Association; Kansas Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; and the Zonta International Women's Service Organization.
A graduate of St. Mary's (KS) High School, she was born December 17, 1955.
Annette M. Gonzales is serving her second.year as a graduate assistant coach for Panther women's basketball. A native of . Garden City,
KS, and 1984 graduate of Garden City High School, she received a dual bachelor's degree in Education and Leisure Management at Missouri Western State College (1989). She also has a Teaching Certificate for grades K-12 in physical education and health.
Gonzales was a student teacher at East Buchanan Middle School in Easton, MO, and received training in student teaching at Parkway Elementary School and Robidoux Middle School in St. Joseph, MO.
Her coaching experience includes serving as YMCA basketball and softball coordinator and coach in St. Joseph, fifth grade basketball coach at Parkway Elementary School and freshmen girls' volleyball coach at Benton High School in St. Joseph.
A basketball and softball scholarship student at MWSC, she was named the Lady Griffon Most Improved Softball Player in 1988. A Dean's List student, she also was a Mexican-American Scholarship recipient (1984-88).
A member of the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, she was chosen as a student delegate at the organization's 1989 National Convention.
She is an affiliated member of the
National Association for Girls and Women in Sport and the National Association of Sports and Physical Education. On a state level, she was a student representative for the Missouri Alliance of HPER&D.
Karen E. Harden joins the Panther staff as an assistant this season, bringing with her a wealth of Division I coaching experience. She was
appointed to her present post September 4, 1990,
· If her name seems familiar to Panther fans, it is because Harden served as head coach of Gateway foe Wichita State from 1983-89. In her six years with the Shockers, Harden compiled an overall record of 63-99. She began several new progams at WSU, intitiating the first booster organization for women's basketball, a girls' summer basketball camp, and an annual alumni game for women's basketball.
Prior to her tenure at Wichita, she served as head coach at Bucknell University from 1981-83, where she coached the first Bucknell women's team to participate at the Division I level.
Harden also has served as an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania from 1979-81, and as graduate assistant at East Carolina University from 1977-78.
Throughout her coaching career, Harden has graduated 1 00 percent of her student-athletes.
Harden received her bachelor's degree in Science, Health, and Physical Education
Behind the Seenes Micki Austin joins the Panther athletic training staff this year after spending the past five years as head athletic trainer at the Sports Injury Center at Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo, lA. Austin graduated with a bach
elor's degree in Recreation/Athletic Training from the University of North Dakota in 1982, and received her master's degree in Physical Education/Athletic Training from UNI in 1983.0ther past jobs for Austin have included working as assistant athletic trainer and physical education instructor at the United States Mmtary Academy in West Point, NY, from 1983-84, and head athletic trainer at Wartburg College in Waverly, lA, from 1984-87.
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Robert Kincaid, a nat ive of Waterloo, lA, joined the UNI athletic family in 1983 as academic advisor on a parttime basis. A graduate of East (Waterloo) High School, he received his physical education degree
from Adams State College in 1966. He spent four years at Northern Colorado as an assistant basketball coach and assistant dean of students while working on his master's in student personnel and administration . He also works as an accountant and auditor and has served as a counselor for Juvenile Court.
from West Chester (PA) University in 1976, and her master's degree in Education from East Carolina in 1979.
She played three years of varsity basketball at West Chester, and was a starter on the 1976-77 AAU team that finished
' fifth nationally. She was also a participant in the 1979 National Sports Festival in team handball.
A 1972 graduate of Huntingdon (PA) Area High School, she was born February 2, 1954.
Stephanie l. Smith is another new face to the Panther coaching staff this year. Smith, a 1988 graduate of Iowa State University with a
bachelor's degree in physical education, taught at Wichita (KS) North High School in 1989, and was an assistant coach for the boys soccer and track programs.
She played professional basketball in Paris, France, one year for the Racing Club of Paris before returning to America. She played two years of collegiate basketball at St. Ambrose, before transferring and finishing out her eligibility at Iowa State.
Her responsibilities at UNI include the academic supervision of the team, coordinating travel and accomodations, and handling strength and conditioning .
A native of Davenport, lA, she graduated from Davenport Assumption High School. She was born May 6, q 964.
Dick Timmerman, UNI 's equipment manager since 1982, spent the previous 22 years as equipment manager and athletic trainer at Upper Iowa University. He is responsible for overseeing equipment for all 19 inter-
collegiate sports, with primary responsibilities for football and basketball. While at Upper Iowa, he also worked wi th the Fayette (lA) ambulance service for 1 0 years. He is a certified EMTA (Emergency Med ical Technician Assistant) and is a member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association, a national group.
1990-91 Panther Basketball Rosters
Alphabetical Roster
No. Name 10 Traci Amos 12 Karen Amrhein 22 Stephanie Davis 52 Lisa Gronoski 25 Jill jameson 30 Kathy Kolstedt 50 Ann LaFrentz 44 Katie McFadden 14 Angie Mohr 20 Loretha Mosley 54 Chris Robbins 24 Linda Steiner
Numerical Roster
No. Name 1 0 Traci Amos 12 Karen Amrhein 14 Angie Mohr 20 Loretha Mosley 22 Stephanie Davis 24 Linda Steiner 25 Jill Jameson 30 Kathy Kolstedt 44 Katie McFadden 50 Ann LaFrentz 52 Lisa Gronoski 54 ChrisRob~ns
Squad Breakdown
State Iowa (6) Wisconsin (4) Indiana (1) Illinois (1)
Dow Ya Say 'Em
Karen Amrhein Lisa Gronoski Kathy Kolstedt Ann LaFrentz Terri Lasswell Angie Mohr Loretha Mosley
(AMrine) (Gro NAH ski) (KOL stet) (La FRENZ) (LASS well) (MORE) (MOZE lee)
Class Freshmen (4) Sophomores (3) Juniors (3) Seniors (2)
Yr. Exp. Fr. HS Jr. 2L So 1L Fr. HS Jr. 2L Sr. 3L Jr. RS So. 1L Fr. HS Sr. 3L Fr. HS So. 1L
Yr. Exp. Fr. HS Jr. 2L Fr. HS Sr. 3L So. 1L So. 1L Jr. 2L Sr. 3L So. 1L Jr. RS Fr. HS Fr. HS
Hometown/High School Milwaukee, WI/Washington Milwaukee, WI/PiusXI Dubuque, INDubuque Senior Waterloo, INColumbus North Vemon,IN/Jennings Co. Racine, WI/Horlick Monona, INM-F-L Community HS Marshalltown, !A/Marshalltown Dubuque, INSenior Fort Dodge, INFort Dodge Mauston, WI/Mauston Area Niles, IL/West
Hometown/High School Milwaukee, WI/Washington Milwaukee, WI/Pius XI Dubuque, INSenior Fort Dodge, INFort Dodge Dubuque, INSenior Niles, IL/West North Vernon, IN/Jennings County Racine, WI/Horlick Marshalltown, INMarshalltown Monona, INM-F-L Community Waterloo, !A/Columbus Mauston, WI/Mauston Area
Position Guards (5) Forwards (3) Posts (4)
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Player Profiles Seniors loretha Mosley, 5-9, Senior, Guard, Fort Dodge, lA
Last Season: The only returning tri-captain from last year's squad, she led the team in scoring (13.0) and rebounding (5.1) average, collected a team-high 126 assists and 12 blocked shots, and was third in steals with 33. Her 126 assists and 5.0 assist average set UNI individual season records. She shot 66.1 percent from the g ift stripe and 46.7 percent from the field as a starting guard-forward.
College Career: Became the all-time assist leader in UNI history with 324 through three years. Also ranked among top 1 0 in scori ng (774), field goals made (305), field goals attempted (691 ), free throws made (164), and free throws attempted (275). Was the team's fourth leading scorer (247) and rebounder (1 02) as a sophomore in 25 games played ; Also led team in assists (117), steals (56) and blocked shots (nine). Started as a freshman, collecting 203 points, 78 rebounds, 81 assists and 63 steals in 25 games played. Chosen to participate in the U.S. Olympic Sports Festival in 1988. High School: An All-American Honorable Mention player at Fort Dodge (lA) High School. Was state's fourth leading scorer as a senior, while placing third in steals and second in assists. Twice named to all-state second team (1986 and 1987) and allconference first team. Played in 1987 All-Star Game and selected to Amateur Athletic Union (MU) All-Iowa Pride Team. Also competed four years in track and field. All-state honors in long jump (178.5) and 200-yard dash (25.2) - both school records. Academic: Majoring in Psychology. Personal: Parents are Edward and Lorine Mosley of Fort Dodge, lA. Enjoys writing poems, dancing and listening to music. Personal ambition is to "continue to have Christ in my life, enabling me to be the best I can be." Birth Date: April 21, 1969. Coach's Comments: "Loretha's senior year may be her best ever. She's approaching the season with a renewed confidence. Her outside shooting has greatly improved. We'll be looking to her for leadership, as well."
Last Season: Earned second letter while seeing action in 25 games, starting at forward in one contest. Averaged 3.2 points and 2.2 rebounds, while collecting eight assists, nine blocked shots and 17 steals. Shot 81.8 percent from the free throw line and 44.9 percent from the field. Co llege Career: Played in 17 games as a sophomore, scoring 16 points and collecting
28 rebounds, four assists, seven steals and six blocked shots. As a fres~man, had nine points, 10 boards, three assists and two steals 1n 1 0 games played. H~gh School: Earned three letters in basketball at Horlick (WI) H1gh School. Team advanced to state tournament in 1986 and 1987, winning conference championships those two seasons as well as in 1985. Nallled all-conference as a senior. Also lette~ed three years in softball and one year in diving. Named all-conference and all-county as center fielder in softball in 1986. Academic: Majoring in Art. Personal: Parents are Donald and Sharron Kolstedt of Racine WI. Enjoys drawing and playing all sports. ' Birth Date: May 8, 1969. Coach's Comments: "Kathy will be positioned away from the ~asket this season as we hope to incorporate her passing ability mto our game plan. She also will be relied on to pick up the rebounds we lost with the graduation of Nicki Rohde."
Juniors Karen Amrhein, 5-4, junior, Guard, Milwaukee, WI
Last Season: Played in 21 games, while starting at guard in one, enroute to earning her second letter. Averaged 1.1 points and 0.8 rebounds. Also collected 24 assists and six steals. Shot 44.5 percent from the free throw line and 34.6 percent from the field. College Career: Earned first letter as a freshman, collecting 34 points, 18 rebounds, 29 assists and eight steals in 21 games played .
Shot 72.7 percent from the free throw line. High School: Lettered three years in basketball at Pius XI High School in Milwaukee, WI. Team was conference and state champion all four seasons she played. Selected to participate in Easter Seals All-Star Game. Named all-area and all-conference her senior year and selected to all-state tournament squad. Also an all-conference softball player. Academic: Majoring in Social Work. Person.al: Daughter of Chuck and Kathy Amrhein of Lexington, TN. Enjoys going to movies and listening to music. Chief ambition is to "be happy and successful and one day own a day- care center." Birth Date: July 30, 1970. Coach's Comments: "Karen saw action in 21 games and has proven herself to be a leader on the court. She's an intelligent player and has a real love for the game of basketball."
Jill Jameson, 5-10, junior, Guard, North Vernon, IN
last Season: Earned second letter as a starting guard in 25 games, while seeing action in 27 contests . Averaged 12.0 points and 2.5 rebounds, while contributing 56 assists, a team-high 41 steals, and four blocked shots. Shot 73.6 percent from the free throw line and 46.1 percent from the field. College Career: Currently ranked second in career free throw percentage, making 58-of-
76 gift stripe attempts. Also ranked ninth in field goal percentage at 46.6, nailing 207-of-444 shots from the field in career. Collected 149 points and 51 rebounds in 25 games played as a freshman in earning her first letter. Also had 23 assists and 16 blocked shots. Shot 47.8 percent from the field and 82.6 percent from the free throw line. High School: lettered four seasons in basketball at Jennings (IN) County High School. Team recorded 19-3 slate her senior year and finished as sectional champion and regional runnerup. Selected to Eastern Indiana All-Star Team. Named to allconference and all -sectional squads four straight years. Was three-time all -area player and two-time team MVP. All-area Player-of-the-Year and all-state honorable mention her senior season. Also lettered in volleyball and was three-time all- conference player and all-state selection as a senior. Earned all-conference honors in tennis. Academic Majoring in Physical Education and Business Communications. Personal: Parents are John and Joyce Jameson of North Vernon, IN. Enjoys swimming, tennis, biking and eating. Main ambition to "become a collegiate head basketball coach." Birth Date: July 2, 1970. Coach's Comments: "Jill enters the season an experienced player due to her starting role as a sophomore. Her high level of fitness, coupled with her intensity, will make her a fierce competitor this season."
last Season: Redshirted . College Career: Played one season at Augustana (SO) College prior to transferring to UNI. High School: Lettered four seasons in basketball, two in golf and one in volleyball at M-F-L Community High School in Monona, lA. Participated in Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) AllStar Game in 1987 and Iowa International European Tour following graduation in June.
Selected to all-conference squad four straight years in basketball and one year in volleyball. Twice was named to all-Northeast Iowa and all-state honorable mention basketball squads, as well as the fourth team all-state basketball team as a senior. Academic Majoring in Science. Personal: Daughter of Ronald and Ellen LaFrentz of Monona, lA. Enjoys swimming and reading. Chief ambition to receive her college degree. Birth Date: June 10, 1969.
Coach's Comments: "Ann gives us new opportunities in our game plan . She runs the floor well and is astudent of the game."
Sophomores
Stephanie Davis, 5-10, Sophomore, Post. Dubuque, lA
last Season: Earned first letter appearing in 25 games, serving as starting post in 22 contests. Averaged 9.0 points and 4.6 rebounds, while collecting 12 assists, four blocks and 36 steals. Set UNI individual single-game record for best field goal percentage at 1.000, making nine-of-nine field goals versus Creighton in a 107-80 victory in the UNI-Dome. Shot 56.8 percent from the free throw line and
51.4 percent from the field . Was team's third leading rebounder (114) and fourth leading scorer (226). Also was a member of the UNI track and field squad as a high jumper. College Career: Currently ranked second in career field goal percentage after just one season of play with a .514 percentage, making 92-of-179 shots from the field last season. Earned one letter in track and field at Iowa prior to transferring to UNI last fall. Won Iowa Open track and field meet while competing for the Hawkeyes. High School: Lettered in basketball, volleyball and track and field at Dubuque Senior High School. Garnered all-state honors in track and field, twice placing second and once placing fourth and eighth, respectively, in hurdle competition. Selected allconference in basketball, volleyball and track and field, while being named to all-state team in track and field. Academic: Major is Undeclared . Personal: The daughter of John and Susan Davis. Enjoys swimming, camping and eating. Chief ambition is to receive a teaching degree and own a day care center. Birth Date: March 22, 1969. Coach's Comments: "Stephanie has matured a great deal as a basketball player. We will look for her to play a key role in our system this season."
Katie McFadden, 6-1, Sophomore, Post, Marshalltown, lA
last Season: Earned first letter appearing in 26 games, six as the starting post. Averaged 4.4 points and 3.0 rebounds. Also collected eight assists, five blocks and 15 steals. Shot 52.2 percent from the field and 41 .5 percent from the free throw line. High School: A two-time letterwinner in basketball, she captained the squad her senior year. Earned first team all-conference honors
two years and played in 1989 All-Star Game in Cedar Rapids, lA. Also lettered three times in track and field and twice in volleyball. Academic: Major is Biology. Personal: Parents are Phil and Pat McFadden. Enjoys reading in her leisure. Birth Date: December 29, 1971. Coach's Comments: "Katie has matured a great deal. She has
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many tools that will enable her to be a good player in the conference."
Linda Steiner, 5-11, Sophomore, Forward, Niles, IL
Last Season: Earned her first letter appearing in 19 games, while starting in one contest. Averaged 3.8 points and 1.8 rebounds, while
, collecting 12 assists, three blocks and 11 steals. She shot 4 7.1 percent from the free throw line and 35.4 percent from the field, including 40 percent from three- point range. College Career: Took a redshirt year in 1988-89.
High School: A four-time letterwinner at West High School, she was named all-conference and team MVP three straight years. Led team to a 23-4 mark and regional playoff berth as a senior. Averaged 12 points and six rebounds. Earned four letters in softball. Was a three-time all-conference player and team MVP as a senior. Also earned one letter in volleyball. · Academic: Major is Pre-Physical Therapy in Biology. Personal: The daughter of jim and Norma Steiner. Enjoys fishing, reading, and playil')g golf. Chief ambition is to have success as described in the poem, ''This is Success," by R.W. Emerson. Birth Date: july 25, 1988. Coach's Comments: "Linda's ability to shoot the ball, coupled with her desire for perfection on the floor, make her an important player in our system."
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Washington High School in Milwaukee, she led her squad to the 1990 Wisconsin State Championship. A first-team all-conference selection her senior year, she was named to the second team as a sophomore and junior. Noted for her defense, she was named the team's Best Defensive Player four straight seasons and captained the squad as a senior.
Academic Major is Physical Education. Personal: The daughter of Frank and Bennie Amos. Enjoys bicycling, reading and running. Chief amibition is to become a collegiate basketball coach. Birth Date: April14, 1972 Coach's Comments: ''Traci's a spark plug. She loves the game of basketball and has a good understanding of the game. She will do whatever it takes to help her team win."
Lisa Gronoski, 5-10, Freshman, Guard, Waterloo, lA
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Columbus High
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School in Waterloo, she was a member of the 1990 Iowa State Championship five-on-five team. A first team all metro and first team allstate selection as a senior, she was recognized as the Most Valuable Player in the Metro area. Named to the all- tournament team at the State Championships her senior season, she also lettered four times in tennis and was crowned the doubles state champion. She
helped guide Columbus to four straight girls' State basketball championship appearances. Academic: Major is Finance. Personal: Parents are Gene and Colleen Gronoski. Enjoys listening to music and playing tennis. Birth Date: October 7, 1971 Coach's Comments: "Lisa's intensity has made her a winner. She is best characterized as a silent killer. She's both efficient and effective."
Angie Mohr, S-7, Freshman, Guard, Dubuque, lA
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Dubuque Senior High School, she was the second leading scorer in the Iowa State Tournament and helped her team to a fourth place finish. A two-time first team all-area and first team all- Missouri Va lley Conference selection, she was twice a member of the state all-tournament team. A second team all-state selection as a senior, she also lettered
twice in track and field and once in volleyball. Academic: Major is Undeclared. Personal: The daughter of Tom and joAnn Mohr. Enjoys boating and water skiing. Chief ambition is to earn her college degree and secure a good paying job. Birth Date: May 22, 1972 Coach's Comments: "Angie's a coach's player. She has the ability to keep things under control on the court. We will be looking to her to contribute early in the season."
Chris Robbins, 6-1, Freshman, Post. Mauston, WI
High School: A three-year letterwinner in basketball at Mauston Area High School, she guided her team to back-to- back South Central Conference championships. The team finished Class B state runner-up her junior season. A member of the South Team in the Wisconsin State Girls' Basketball All-Star Game, she was named to the State Journal allarea honorable mention squad as a senior.
She also garnered first team all-conference, AP fourth team allstate and Wisconsin Basketba ll Coaches Associatio n all-state honorable mention status as a senior. A second team all-conference player her junior campaign, she also lettered two years in cross country and one season in volleyball. Academic: Major is Undecided. Personal: Parents are Carl Robbins and Barbara Hoile. Chief amibition is to receive her degree and become successful at whatever she pursues. Birth Date: July 8, 1972 Coach's Comments: "Chris' aggressiveness makes her a viable candidate for seeing a lot of playing time early in the year. She will see action primarily at the post position."
1990 All-Gateway Conference Basketball Team First Team School Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Ppg./Rpg. LaWaynta Dawson SMSU c 5-11 Jr. Kansas City, MO 12.6/6.5 jenni Fitzgerald DU G 5-6 Sr. Long Grove, lA 14.8/2.7 Char Govan ILSU F 5-10 Sr. W. Bloomfield, M l 21.6/ 8.9 Robin Hasemann WIU F 6-0 Jr. Northlake, IL 17.7/4.2 jan jensen DU F 5-10 Jr. Kimballton, lA 21.1 /7.9 Cindy Kaufmann ILSU F-C 6-0 Jr Champaign, IL 14.5/4.8 Julie Lein INSU c 6-2 Jr. Cedar Falls, lA 17.9/9.0 Barb Perkes EIU G 5-9 Sr. Trenton, IL 17.4/4.5 Amy Rakers SIU F 6-2 Jr. Belleville, IL 22.0/ 11.4 Tracy Roller EIU F 6-0 So. Bloomington, IN 17.9/3.4 Val Wancket BU G-F 6-0 Jr. Atkinson, IL 12.4/8.1
Honorable Mention School Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Ppg./Rpg. Janet Hund wsu c 6-1 Jr. Paxico, KN 12.6/6.8 Loretha Mosley UNI G-F 5-9 Jr. Fort Dodge, lA 12.1/4.9 Karin Nicholls BU F 5-11 Sr. Decatur, IL 13.9/6.3 Kimberly Scoggin SMSU F 5-7 Jr. Kansas City, MO 10.3/4.9
Player of the Year - Amy Rakers, Southern Illinois Co-Freshmen of the Year - Tami Baalke, Illinois State
Secelia Winkfield, SW Missouri State
Coach of the Year - Lisa Boyer, Bradley
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Opponents
Bradley Lady Braves location: Peoria, ll Founded: 1897 Enrollment: 5,700 Colors: Red and White Arena: Robertson Memorial-
Field House (7,300) Conference: Gateway President: Dr. Martin G .. Abegg Athletic Director: Ron Fergu'son Head Coach: Usa Boyer (Ithaca
'79) Record at School: 52-58(4
Years) Career Record: Same Phone: (309) 677-2681 Best lime to Call: ~ings Assistant Coaches: Cindy Stein
(Illinois '84), laurie Rogers (Bradley '87)
SID Contact: Bo Ryan Office: (309) 677-2627 Home: (309) 347-3343
1/10 Top Returnees: Rhegea Tate, Sr., G/F, 1 0.5 ppg,
6.5 rpg, 2.0 apg Seantel Hill, Sr. G, 9.6 ppg, 3.3
rpg, 3.2 apg Debbie Scott, So., F, 7.7 ppg,
6.6 rpg, 0.8 apg Enid Scott, Sr., C, 6.8 ppg, 5.4
rpg, 0.4 apg Series With UNI: UNIIeads 3-1 last Meeting: UNI 77-58 (1989-
90)
Colorado State Rams location: Fort Collins, CO Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 19,600 Colors: Green and Gold Arena: Moby Arena (9,001) Conference: Western Athletic President: Dr. Albert Yates Athletic Director: Oval Jaynes Head Coach: Greg Williams
(Rice '70) Record at School: 0-0 (First
Year) Career Record: 93-51 (5 Years) Phone: (303) 491-6569 Best Time to Call: Mornings Assistant Coaches: Jennifer
Green (East Tennessee State '87), Holli Omori (Colorado State '89)
SID Contact: Jim Miller Office: (303) 491-5067 Home: (303) 466-0901
2/7 Top Returnees: jan jensen, Sr., F, 20.2 ppg, 7.9
rpg, 1.5 apg Yvette Maison, Sr., G, 1 0.1
ppg, 3.8 rpg, 5.3 apg Top Newcomers: janet Meeker, Fr., F, 5-1 0,
Greenfield, IN (Greenfield) Kim Frischman, Jr., G, 5-8,
DeSoto, MO (Moberly j.C.) Series With UN I: DU leads 21 -3 Last Meeting: DU 60-56 (OT)
(1989-90)
1 ( 1 r ~ ., EIU
Eastern Dlinois Lady Panthers Location: Charleston, IL Founded: 1895 Enrollment: 10,200 Colors: Blue and Gray Arena: Lantz Gym (6,500) Conference: Gateway President: Dr. Stanley G. Rives Athletic Director: Mike Ryan Head Coach: Barbara Hilke
(Western Oregon State College '74)
Record at School: 209-115 (11 Years)
Career Record: Same Phone: (217) 581-6008 Best Time to Call: 10 a.m.-12
ppg, 2.6 rpg, 2.2 apg Top Newcomers: Shelisa jones, So., G, 5-7,
Chicago, IL (Whitney Young) Lynn jordan, Fr., G, 5-7, Des
Plaines, IL (Maine West) Bridget Murphy, Fr., F, 5-9, St.
Louis, MO (Clayton) Series With UNI: UNI leads 4-2 Last Meeting: UNI 65-55
(1982-83)
Dlinois State Redbirds Location: Normal, IL Founded: 1857 Enrollment: 22,241 Colors: Red and White Arena: Redbird Arena (1 0, 125) Conference: Gateway President: Thomas P. Wallace Athletic Director: Ron Wellman Head Coach: jill Hutchison
(New Mexico '67) Record at School: 342-190 (19
Years) Overall Record: Same Phone: (309) 438-2567 Best Time to Call: Mornings Assistant Coaches: Lisa Robin-
son (Illinois '83), Chris McClure (TennesseeChattanooga '8~), Cindy Fisher (Arizona State '88)
SID Contact: Marc Tucci Office: (309) 438-3825 Home: (309) 662-5060
ppg, 4 .5 rpg, 3.2 apg Top Newcomers: Courtney Porter, Fr., G, 5-6,
Hume, IL (Hume-Shiloh) Tracey Bloodworth, Fr., F, 5-9,
St. joseph, Ml (St. joseph) Series With UNI: ISU leads 16-1 Last Meeting: ISU 81-58
(1989-90)
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Indiana State Sycamores location: Terre Haute, IN Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 12,005 Colors: Royal Blue and White Arena: ISU Arena (5,000) Conference: Gateway President: Dr. Richard Landini Athletic Director: Brian Faison Head Coach: Kay Riek (Drake
'84) Record at School: 8-19 (1 Year) Overall Record: Same Phone: (812) 23 7-41 70 Assistant Coach: Kris Huffman
ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.2 apg Ann Halsne, Sr., F, 11 .0 ppg,
5.8 rpg, 1.0 apg Top Newcomers: Meggan Yedsena, Fr., G, 5-8,
Mahonoy City, PA (Mahonoy City)
Series With UNI: NU leads 1-0 last Meeting : NU 80-48
(1989-90)
Southern Illinois Salnkis location: Carbondale, ll Founded: 1869 Enrollment: 24,000 (est.) Colors: Maroon and White Arena: SIU Arena (1 0,014) Conference: Gateway President: John C. Guyon Athletic Director: Jim Hart Head Coach: Cindy Scott
(Memphis State '75) Record at School: 251-124 (1 3
Years) Career Record: Same Phone: (618) 453-5484 Best Time to Call: Mid-morn
4/Tl st Starters lost/Returning: 0/5 letterwinners lost/Returning:
2/9 Top Returnees: laWaynta Dawson, Sr., C, 12.9
ppg, 6.5 rpg, 0.3 apg Kimberly Scoggin, Sr., F, 9.7
ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.6 apg Top Newcomers: Tina Robbins, Fr., G, 5-8, Duen
weg, MO Uoplin) Melody Howard, Fr., G, 5-
8,Marshfield, MO (Marshfield)
Series With UNI: SMSU leads 11-5
last Meeting: SMSU 73-48 (1989-90)
Western Illinois Westerwinds location: Macomb, ll Founded: 1899 Enrollment: 13,200 Colors: Purple and Old Gold Arena: Brophy Gym (1 ,500) Conference: Gateway President: Dr. Ralph Wagoner Athletic Director: Dr. Helen
Smiley Head Coach: Kelly Hill (South
ern California '80) Record at School: 28-81 (5
Years) Career Record: 62-128 (8
Years) Phone: (309) 298-1703 Best Time to Call: Mornings Assistant Coaches: Terri Sheri-
dan (Wisconsin-laCrosse '79), ]acki Sapp (Iowa Wesleyan '78)
ppg, 3.7 rpg, 1.6 apg lisa Wegner, Jr., C, 9.1 ppg,
6.0 rpg, 0.5 apg Top Newcomers: Sue Geiser, Fr., G, Hilbert, WI Kim Wood, Fr., C, Oak Forest,
ll Series With UNI: UWGB leads
2-1 last Meeting: UWGB 79-50
(1989-90)
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Panther History Versus All Opponents
last Result Opponent G w L First Game UNI Opp Arkansas State 1 0 1 1988-89 73 89 Augustana (IL) 2 1 1 1980-81 66 52 Augustana (SO) 3 2 1 1981-82 71 72 Bradley 14 2 12 1983-84 68 88 Buena Vista 1 1 0 1974-75 86 43 Central (lA) 4 2 2 1979-80 61 73 Central Michigan 1 1 0 1976-77 69 48 Central Missouri St. 6 ' 2 4 1975-76 66 86 Chicago State 4 3 1 1986-87 77 58
Wisconsin- Wyoming Clark 1 1 0 1975-76 66 38 Colorado State 1 0 1 1988-89 56 60
Location: Milwaukee, WI Eastern Illinois 17 3 14 1979-80 62 77 Enrollment: 1 0,000 Eastern Washington 1 0 1 1984-85 60 80 Founded: 1956 Colors: Brown and Yellow Emporia State 1 0 1 1979-80 73 93 Enrollment: 25,000 Arena: MultiPurpose Gym Florida Southern 1 1 0 1987-88 72 55
Graceland 3 3 0 1974-75 78 39 Colors: Black and Gold (1,250) Grand View 11 6 5 1974-75 77 73 Arena: Klotsche Center (4,000) Conference: Western Athletic Illinois at Chicago 6 4 2 1982-83 65 55 Conference: Independent President: Dr. Terry Roark
Illinois State 17 1 16 1976-77 58 81 Indiana State 14 2 12 1983-84 69 67
President: TBA Athletic Director: Paui .Roach Iowa 7 1 6 1974-75 64 71 Athletic Director: Bud Haidet Head Coach: Chad Levin Iowa State 20 5 15 1974-75 52 76 Head Coach: Mary Ann Kelling Iowa Wesleyan 3 2 1 1974-75 64 45
(South Dakota '78) Uncoln (IL) 1 0 1 1980-81 71 82 (Bowling Green '71) Record at School: 66-52 (4 Loras 7 7 0 1979-80 86 66
Loyola (IL) 2 0 2 1983-84 62 80 Record at School: 22 7-119 (12 Years) Luther 16 5 11 1974-75 74 42 Years) Career Record: 148-84 (8 Mankato State 2 1 1 1980-81 69 71 Career Record: 246-138 (14 Years) Marquette 4 2 2 1981-82 68 61
land, WI (Hartland Arrow- ppg, 4.9 rpg, 2.0 apg Southwest (MN) State 1 1 0 1980-81 65 46 Southwest Texas State 1 0 1 1989-90 38 56 head) Top Newcomers: St. Ambrose 9 3 6 1979-80 46 72
Series With UN I: UNIIeads 3-0 Val Harrison, Jr., G, 5-6, St. Cloud State 9 1 8 1977-78 53 84 Last Meeting: UNI 81-80 Omaha, NE (Barton County Stetson 1 0 1 1987-88 76 82
1989-90: A Record-Breaking Year The University of Northern Iowa women's basketball team
may have finished the season in the _cellar of the Gatewa~ Collegiate Athletic Conference (GCAC) w1th a 2-16 mark, but 1t proved it meant business, setting a barrage of Panther records.
UNI, which posted a 5-22 overall record, set a total of_15 individual and team records, while two more marks were t1ed during the 1989-90 campaign.
Included among the team records set were single-game marks of most points, 1 07; most assists, 28; and best field goal percentage, .678; all against nonconference foe Creighton. Two records, three-point field goals made, seven; and attempted, 15; were tied in play versus Wichita State.
Team season records for three-point field goals made, 83; and attempted, 192; three-point field goal percentage, .432; and most assists, 432; also fell.
Individual single-game records set during the year were for best field goal percentage, 1.000, by sophomore post Stephanie Davis, who hit nine-of-nine from the field against Creighton; three-point field goals made, seven; and attempted, 15, both versus Wichita State, and three-point field goal percentage, 1.000, three-of-three, versus Creighton; all by senior guard Molly Kelly. ·
Individual season marks broken included most assists, 126; and best assist average, 5.0, by junior guard-forward Loretha Mosley; and three-point field goals made, 73; and attempted, 159; by Kelly.
UNI opened the season with a set-back to Division II Central Missouri State, 88-66, in the UNI-Dome. Then, the Panthers got on track, posting a 59-55 nonconference win over Northern Arizona in the Jowers Jamboree in San Marcos, TX. UNI fell to Southwest Texas State, 56-38, in the tournament championship game.
After a road loss to rival Iowa State, UNI dropped two more contests at the Phoenix Classic, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, to UWGB and Oklahoma. In a non-league tilt, the Panthers ran into a tough Nebraska squad in Lincoln.
Eager to open its conference slate, UNI went 1-2 in the UNI-Dome, beating Western Illinois, 84-66, in between losses to Bradley and Drake.
However, six more defeats in league play saw the Panthers pummel in the conference standings with road defeats at Southern Illinois, Eastern Illinois, Illinois State and Indiana State sandwiched around home losses to Southwest Missouri State and Wichita State.
Upon returning from their second road trip in the GCAC, the Panthers broke their seven-game losing skid with a 77-58 win over nonconference foe Chicago State in the West Gymnasium. UNI then dropped a heart-breaker in overtime, 60-54, at Drake in league play, which seemed to take the wind out of the Panthers' sails.
Four more league losses, two at home, versus Eastern Illinois and Southern Illinois, and two on the road, at Wichita State and Southwest Missouri State, frustrated UNI. WSU's one-point victory, 68-67, was especially hard to swallow.
But the Panthers were able to let all of their frustrations out against nonconference opponent Creighton in a 1 07-80 win in the UNI-Dome, a win that would re-write the record books.
UNI recorded its final victory of the season at home against Indiana State, 69-67, before bowing to Illinois State at home on Senior Night. The last road trip saw UNI drop games to Western Illinois and Bradley.
Seniors Kelly, Nicki Rohde and Rhonda Wiebold were saluted for their achievements while wearing the Purple and Old Gold in a pre-game ceremony on Senior Night.
Kelly, a tri<aptain from Oshkosh, WI (Lourdes Academy HS), finished the campaign as the team's third-leading scorer, averaging 10.3 points and 2.5 rebounds. She also had 26 steals and was second in assists with 93. She maintained a top 15 national ranking during much of the season for her three-point field goal shooting capabilities.
Rohde, a small forward and tri<aptain who hailed from Des Moines, lA (Hoover HS), was the team's fifth-leading scorer, averaging 7.0 points, while collecting a team-high average of 5.1 caroms. She also had 74 assists.
Wiebold, a forward from Amana, lA, played in only two contests last season due to a knee injury suffered in her junior campaign. However, she fought hard during rehabilitation and was able to fulfill her quest to return to the lineup, scoring two free throws against Creighton in the waning weeks of the year.
Mosley, a tri<aptain, continued her dominance in the GCAC, finishing as the Panthers' top scorer, averaging 13.0 points. The Fort Dodge, lA (Fort Dodge HS), native finished second in rebounds, averaging 5.1 , while leading the team in assists (126) and shot blocking (12). She also placed second in steals (33).
Another cornerstone in the UN I lineup was sophomore guard Jill Jameson, a North Vernon, IN (Jennings Co. HS), product who started in 25-of-27 games. She was the squad's second-leading scorer, averaging 12.0 points, while she grabbed 2.5 rebounds per game. She also had 56 assists and a teamhigh 41 steals.
A surprise at the post position was Davis, a transfer track athlete from the University of Iowa, who worked her way into a starting role with UNI after beginning the season as a walk-on player. The Dubuque, lA (Senior HS), native averaged 9.0 points and 4.6 rebounds during the season.
Also contributing to UNI's successes were junior forward Kathy Kolstedt, of Racine, WI (Horlick HS); sophomore guard Karen Amrhein, of Milwaukee, WI (Pius XI HS); sophomore forward Deanna Samuelson, of Pocahontas, lA (Davenport West HS); and freshman post Katie McFadden, of Marshalltown, lA. Most likely, the experience they gained will be a key asset when this year's version of the Purple and Old Gold take to the court.
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1989-90 Panther Statistics GAME# OPPONENT SCORE ATIEND LOC HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER OPP HI SCORER OPP HI REBOUNDER
1 Central Missouri St. 66-86 L 160 H Mosley 18 Mosley 12 Chalupny 20 Chalupny 7 2 +Northern Arizona 59-55 w 279 N jameson 19 Rohde 9 Coyle 13 Kirby 20 3 +Southwest Texas St. 38-56 L 1247 A jameson 16 Mosley, McFadden 7 Borton 18 Hieber 11 4 Iowa State 52-76 L 527 A Mosley 17 Davis 6 Coyle 25 Coyle 10 5 SWisconsin-Green Bay 50-79 L 245 A Mosley 13 McFadden 5 Baerwald 18 Wegner 8 6 sOklahoma 76-78 L 205 N Mosley 33 Rohde 8 Rogers 26 Rogers 12 7 Nebraska 48-80 L 676 A Kelly 10 Kolstedt 6 Halsne 18 Muller 11 8 • Bradley 62-68 L 135 H jameson 18 Mosley 8 Wancket 22 Wancket 8 9 • Western Illinois 84-66 w 110 H Mosley 21 Rohde 8 Houtzel12 Humblet 13
10 • Drake 69-77 L 470 H jameson 19 Mosley, Davis 5 jensen 34 Simmons 7 11 • Southern Illinois 59-78 L 325 A jameson 18 Davis 8 Rakers 26 Rakers 10 12 • Eastern Illinois 67-79 L 218 A jameson 18 McFadden 9 Roller 22 Perkes 6 13 • Southwest Missouri St. 56-65 L 157 H jameson 13 McFadden 5 Dawson 16 Dawson 8 14 • Wichita State 68-83 L 1545 H Kelly 21 Mos, Dav, McFadd 6 Lane 20 Bacon, Hund 6 15 *Illinois State 68-82 L 786 A Davis 21 Davis 7 Govan 26 Govan 9 16 *Indiana State 68-81 L 250 A Mosley 19 Mosley 8 Lein 23 Lein 11 17 Chicago State 77-58 w 79 H jame, Dav, Mos 1 3 Rohde 12 Tate 22 McNicholas 8 18 *Drake 56-60 L 817 A Davis 19 Rohde 11 jensen 20 jensen 12 19 *Eastern Illinois 62-77 L 142 H Mosley 20 Mosley, Davis 6 Perkes 19 Frierdich, Mull 9 20 *Southern Illinois 61 -75 L 1137 H jameson 20 Davis 6 Rakers 21 Rak, Smith, Mite 6 21 *Wichita State 67-68 L 200 A McFadden 15 Street 10 Lane 22 Klaassen 7 22 *Southwest Missouri St. 48-73 L 1246 A Mosley 10 Kolstedt 6 Rapier 16 johnson 6 23 Creighton 107-80W 316 H Davis 21 Street 7 Halligan 24 Spencer 8 24 * Indiana State 69-67 w 223 H Dav, Kel, Stre 16 Street 8 Lein 20 Lein 11 25 *Illinois State 58-81 L 1246 H Davis 12 Rohde 6 Govan, Robinson 21 Robinson 10 26 *Western Illinois 77-88 L 178 .A. Mosley 25 Mosley 10 Houtzel19 Humblet, Hanig 9 27 *Bradley 68-88 L 309 A Jameson 23 Amrhein, Steiner 5 jenkins 19 jenkins 10
*Gateway +SW Texas St. Tourney SPhoenix Classic
1989-90 Final Individual Statistics 1--- TOTAL ---1 I ----- 3 PT -----I OFF DEF TOT
PLAYER GIGS FAIFGA FG% FGI FGA FG% FTI FTA FT% PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PFID AST TO BLK STL MIN
1988-89) Three-point Field Goals Made: 73 (Molly Kelly, 1989-90) Three-point Field Goals Attempted: 159 (Molly Kelly, 1989-90) Three-point Field Goal Percentage: 52.8 (Kris Huffman, 19-36,
1988-89)
Team Season Records Field Goals Made: Field Goals Attempted: Field Goal Percentage: Free Throws Made: Free Throws Attempted: Free Throw Percentage: Three-point Field Goals Made: Three-point Field Goals Attemptro: Three-point Field Goal Percentage: Points: Scoring Average: Rebounds:
UNI 1974-75 (8-9) Opp 54 Luther 57 66 Wisconsin-Stevens 61 67 <feSt. Louis 36 47 Grand View 65 62 Luther 67 Point 81 (<LSouthern Illinois- 59 50 Iowa Wesleyan 51 66 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 68 71 <fc Lincoln (I L) 82 Edwardsvil le 51 Wartburg 53 45 Drake 66 74 (<cNorthern Illinois 64 71 Augustana (50 ) 72 66 NIACC 64 68 South Dakota 53 73 <t Minnesota-Duluth 58 67 (<iMt. M ercy 52 58 Grace land 41 67 Drake 93 76 (lL Wisconsin-LaCrosse 86 54 (<cDePaul 59 66 Luther 83 52 Iowa State 87 50 (u St. Cloud State 78 81 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 80 51 Iowa State 72 80 <f< Loras 55 66 (<i lowa State 77 91 Westmar 53 UNI 1978-79 (2-20) Opp 86 Simpson 60 86 Buena Vista 43 61 Iowa 106 70 Morningside 60 UNI 1983-84 (2-25) Opp 70 Northwestern 74 58 Drake 77 54 St. Ambrose 49 47 <fcMissouri 110 67 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 73 69 North Iowa Area CC 87 65 (a St. Cloud State 67 61 (<cCentral Missouri 88 83 Iowa 39 57 Luther 72 55 Augustana (IL) 58 46 St. Ambrose 68 69 Luther 73 62 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 52 49 William Penn 71 64 Iowa 71 53 Wartburg 47 76 St . Cloud State 87 84 Northwestern 69 63 St. Cloud State 78 56 William Penn 74 64 Northern Michigan 75 62 (<<St. Ambrose 76 73 Iowa State 65 64 Dordt 49 68 Iowa State 88 91 (a Northwestern 78 58 (<< Loyola 94 79 Iowa State 70 70 Wartburg 44 44 (<clllinois-Chicago 74
56 Mt. Mercy 84 UNI 1981-82 (22-9) Opp 48 (lL Wisconsin 76 UNI 1975-76 (16-3) Opp 58 William Penn 93 83 (a Wartburg 55 58 Southwest Missouri 81
84 Drake 39 86 Wartburg 90 67 St. Ambrose 51 State 53 William Penn 58 50 Iowa 95 54 (a Nebraska-Omaha 71 57 Wichita State 100 63 Wartburg 46 58 Grand View 104 72 (a Wyoming 79 51 (n Eastern Illinois 77 80 NIACC 74 64 Luther 75 71 Southwest Missouri 66 47 (ccSouthern Illinois 79 71 Grace land 40 59 South Dakota 81 State 65 Indiana State 68 78 Mt. Mercy 69 58 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 106 78 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 55 60 Illino is State 80 70 Iowa Wesleyan 46 62 Drake 90 80 Loras 66 41 (n Drake 85 81 Luther 53 69 Simpson 71 87 (<cMarycrest 59 55 (n Bradley 104 77 Iowa State 50 64 Iowa State 89 66 (<< Augustana (ILJ 52 63 Western Illinois 88 77 Wartburg 47 43 Drake 107 72 Grand View 76 37 Southern Illinois 83 70 Northwest Missouri 66 51 Iowa State 85 73 (a South Dakota State 43 57 Eastern Illinois 86 78 Central Missouri 68 66 (<<Augustana (5 0 ) 60 42 (a Illinois State 75 60 Luther 68 UNI 1979-80 (5-20) Opp 71 (a Central 64 49 (<i lndiana State 70 74 Grand View 70 72 (<<Dubuque 55 71 (<i. Grand View 63 68 Drake 88 66 Clarke 38 59 (<<Central 62 71 (a North Centra l 66 95 Western Illinois 88 74 Luther 64 69 (<c South Dakota State 64 51 @Northern Illinois 58 76 Bradley 77
101 Northwestern 48 55 (a South Dakota 63 74 Luther 42 59 (< c Wichita State 88 35 Grand View 79 57 Iowa State 80 72 (a Northern State 67 59 (cc Southwest Missouri 83 58 William Penn 75 66 Eastern Ill inois 85 51 (<cGrand View 52 State
49 Luther 57 68 Iowa 74 UNI 1976-77 (10-10) Opp 53 @ Drake 77 95 Marycrest 64 UNI 1984-85 (5-23) Opp 62 Wartburg 37 62 Northern Illino is 84 79 Northwestern 55 46 (<c St. Ambrose 72 70 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 73 51 William Penn 91 89 Northeast Missouri 72 52 (cc Wisconsin 61
70 Illinois State 55 80 Western Illinois 84 State 60 (cc Iowa State 97 73 Luther 57 73 (<t Emporia State 93 74 Central 53 53 St. Cloud State 84 78 Grace land 39 69 <t Pittsburg State 79 71 (<i Wisconsin-Milwaukee 61 60 Eastern Washington 80 54 Drake 76 59 (<c Northwest Missouri 79 68 (a Marquette 72 65 Illinois-Chicago 84 82 Mt. Mercy 66 State 81 Upper Iowa 62 62 Loyola 80 64 Iowa Wesleyan 45 71 (<<Eastern Illinois 100 65 St. Ambrose 71 67 Bradley 99 38 Wartburg 39 75 (<<Western Illino is 89 68 Northeast Missouri 60 69 Western Illinois 103 65 NIACC 49 60 St. Ambrose 65 State 77 Grand View 73 48 William Penn 65 59 (lL Nebraska-Omaha 73 58 (a William Penn 67 80 Drake 79 65 Iowa State 81 78 Marycrest 57 59 (<c Southeast Missouri 56 59 DePaul 77 74 Grand View 72 64 St. Cloud State 67 State 51 (<cSouthern Illinois 53 71 Luther 73 43 (<<William Penn 77 59 (<i. Eastern Illinoi s 79 58 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 60 57 (a Luther 50 UNI 1982-83 (17-11) Opp 65 Southwest Missouri 89 62 (Unknown) 66 85 Lo ras 57 78 (a Nebraska-Omaha 62 State 69 Central Michigan 48 87 South Dakota 89 57 (<iAugustana (50 ) 45 75 Wichita State 89 70 Simpson 64 69 (<tS t. Ambrose 85 78 <LSt. Francis 58 65 (<i lllinois State 99 58 Luther 74 55 <L Oklahoma City 62 71 @Indiana State 83 73 Iowa State 82 UNI 1980-81 (18-10) Opp 58 (<i. Wisconsin-LaCrosse 70 81 @Drake 114
84 Wartburg 51 62 St . Cloud State 58 82 Loras 52 UNI 1977-78 (4-17) Opp 74 Southwest Missouri 71 69 Mankato State 71 76 Eastern Illinois 80 44 Wartburg 47
State 75 (<i St. Ambrose 57 57 Southern Illinois 68 50 William Penn 78 63 (<i. Drake 91 74 William Penn 52 56 @Wichita State 55 57 Luther 67 90 Lor as 43 78 Western Illinois 47 68 @Southwest Missouri 98 55 St. Cloud State 57 80 M ankato State 67 77 Mt. Mercy 48 State 71 Iowa State 82 78 Eastern Illino is 70 73 (<i. Northeast Missouri 63 58 Indiana State 62 42 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 75 75 (<<Northeast Missouri 74 State 68 Illinois State 98 50 Illinois State 91
State 83 <<Winona State 51 68 North Dakota 50 60 @No rthern State 74
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UNI 1985-86 (9-18) Opp 65 (n)Nevada-Las Vegas 79 73 (n)Texas-EI Paso 65 73 M ontana State 69 48 Wisconsin 72 70 Iowa State 84 68 William Penn 76 89 Winona State 77 74 @,Western Illino is 72 63 wBradley 75 64 Ill ino is State 86 72 Indiana State 73 88 Lo ras 70 76 Drake 86 61 (p Wichita State 78 82 @:Southwest Missouri 81
State 87 Eastern Ill inois 78 47 Southern Illino is 84 50 (<ulndiana State 85 62 @;Il linois State 83 77 St. Ambrose 69 60 <LDrake 97 80 Southwest M issouri 74
State 57 Wichita State 88 40 <cSouthern Illino is 69 56 @:Eastern Illino is 80 75 Bradley 98 71 Western Illino is 72
UNI 1986-87 (6-20) OPP 84 Maryland-Baltimore Co . 68 41 @ Iowa State 76 72 Northern Illino is 86 54 Missouri 85 95 Illinois-Chicago 84 76 Chicago State 82 64 D~~ M 78 @ Eastern Illinois 87 68 @ Southern Illino is 98 65 Illinois State 81 84 Indiana State 78 81 @ Western Illinois 75 68 @ Bradley 86 72 Wichita State 95 82 Southwest M issouri St. 93 64 Southern Illinois 87 70 Eastern Illino is 81 75 Creighton 82 70 @ Indiana State 81 59 Illinois State 79 82 Bradley 90 56 Western Illinois 52 63 @ Southwest Missouri St.95 55 @ Wichita State 75 64 @ Marquette 78 61 Drake 90
UNI 1987-88 (9-17) OPP 76 @ Stetson 82 72 @ Florida Southern 55 86 Loras 66 72 @ Creighton 11 3 73 @ Illinois at
Chicago 55 68 @ Chicago State 48 66 Iowa State 88 54 @ Wichita State 103 66 @ Southwest
Missouri State 85 72 Illinois State 86 72 Indiana State 85 66 @ Eastern Illinois 78 39 @ Southern Il linois 71 87 Bradley 79 72 Western Illinois 75 53 @ Drake 77
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80 Indiana State 85 67 @ Illinois State 89 58 Southern Illino is 60 75 Eastern Illinois 90 75 Western Ill inois 72 72 @ Bradley 98 61 Wisconsin-Green
Bay 54 52 Drake 67 90 Southwest Missouri
State 80 80 Wichita State 58
UNI 1988-89 (7-18) OPP 42 St. louis 67 73 Arkansas State 69 54 @ Wisconsin-Green Bay 80 56 Colo rado State at UW.CB 60 6B Marquette 61 65 lllinoisatChicago 55 62 Southwest Missouri State 73 84 Wichita State 77 59 @ Easte rn Illino is 69 43 @ Southern)llinois 56 67 Indiana State 72' 6B Illino is State 93 95 Chicago State 37 72 @ Drake 108 57 @l Bradley 60 83 @ Western Illinois 101 59 Southern Illino is 79 91 Easte rn Illino is 81 65 @ Illino is State 83 67 @ Indiana State 75 ~ o~~ ro 77 Western Illinois 86 76 Bradley 62 83 @ Wichita State 78 64 @l Southwest Missouri State 69
UNI 1989-90 (5-22) Opp 66 Central M issouri State 86 59 Northern Arizona 55 38 @Southwest Texas St. 56 52 @Iowa State 76 50 @Wisconsin-Green Bay 79 76 Oklahoma 78 48 @Nebraska 80 62 Bradley 68 84 Western Illinois 66 69 Drake 77 59 @Southern Illinois 78 67 @Eastern Illinois 79 56 Southwest M issouri St. 65 68 Wichita State 83 68 @Illinois State 82 68 @Indiana State 81 77 Chicago State 58 56 @Drake 60(0 n 62 Eastern Illinois 77 61 Southern Illinois 75 67 @Wichita State 68 48 @Southwest M issouri St. 73
107 Creighton 80 69 Indiana State 67 58 Illinois State 81 77 OWestern Illinois 88 68 OBradley 88
Ubben, Gwen, 1981 -82-83 v Vanderbeek, Paula, 1 9 78 w Wahlstrom, Barb, 1975-76-77 Walker, Helen, 1975-76-77-78 Wentzien, Tracy, 1978 Wiebold, Rhonda, 1987-88-89-90 Wilson, Chris, 1983-84 Wilson, Jan, 1979 Winchip, Nancy, 1979-80-81 Wisnieski, Barb, 1982 y Young, Maura, 1980 z Zalesky, Pat, 1979-80
Executive Staff Dr. Constantine W. Currls assumed the Presidency of the University of Northern Iowa in August, 1983. He is only the seventh chief executive in the University's 11 3-year history.
Prior to assuming the UNI Presidency, Curris served 1 0 years as president of Murray State University in Kentucky. The University's new eight-million dollar student center is named the Curris Center.
Other professional experiences include serving as Dean of Students at Marshall University and Vice-President and Academic Dean of Students at Marshall University and Vice-President and Academic Dean of both Midway (KY) College and the West Virginia Institute of Technology.
Curris received a bachelor's degree magna cum laude in political science from Kentucky in 1962. He received a master's in political science and public administration from Illinois in 1965 and his Ed.D degree in higher education from Kentucky in 1967.
Curris serves as Trustee of Midway College, Director of American Hum'anics and as a member of the Center for the Study of the Presidency's National Advisory Council. He recently served as Chairman of the Iowa Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification and was a charter member of the National Small Business Development Center Advisory Board. He is a member of the Iowa Future Project; and is on the Board of Trustees of First in the Nation in Education/Iowa's Education Research Foundation and junior Achievement Black Hawk Land, Inc.
Robert A. Bowlsby was selected Director of Athletics in midFebruary, 1984, after serving as Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities and Interim AD when Stan Sheriff resigned the post in September, 1983.
A native of Waterloo, lA, he is a 1970 graduate of Waterloo West High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in health, physical education and recreation from Moorhead
State in 1975 and a master's degree in recreation from Iowa in 1978.
Bowlsby served as Assistant Director of Recreational Services at Iowa from 1978-81, working in facility management and with responsibilities for supervision of a wide variety of recreation and athletic facilities on campus. He joined the UNI staff in April of 1981. His experience at UNI has been broadbased, including involvement in all areas of the intercollegiate athletics program and promotion of the UNI-Dome. He has worked with a variety of athletic events, special programs and entertainment attractions.
Since the time of his appointment as Director of Athletics, Bowlsby has been actively involved in the promotion and marketing of the athletics program, the development of the Athletics Hall of Fame, and the formulation of the Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference football division.
He has served on the NCAA Committee on Financial Aid and Amateurism and the NCAA Wrestling Committee.
Bowlsby also is involved in a wide array of community activities. He serves as the current President of the Black Hawk County family YMCA and sits on the Board of Directors of Exceptional Persons and the Iowa Games. He also serves on the Quakerdale, Sartori Hospital and Iowa Sister State advisory committees.
Athletic Directory (Area Code 319)
lradge Ahrabi-Fard, Volleyball Coach ........................... 273-6480 Terry Allen, Football Coach .......................................... 273-6175 Marchell Austin, Asst. Trainer ....................................... 273-61 08
Bob Kincaid, Academic Advisor .................................... 273-6321 Walt Klinker, Asst. Football Coach ................................ 273-61 75 Dave Kohrs, Facilities Coordinator ................................ 273-2865
Meredith Bakley, Softball Coach ................................... 273-2520 Mike Kolling, Asst. Football Coach ............................... 273-61 75 Gary Barta, Ath. Development .......... ................. ...... .... 273-6323 Pat Beck, Dir. Marketing and Promotions ..................... 273-2267 jan Bittner, Asst. Volleyball Coach ................................ 273-6480
Robert Bowlsby, Athletic Director ................................. 273-24 70 Bill Lawson, Asst. Men's Track Coach ........................... 273-6481 Kevin Boyle, Asst. Men's BB Coach ............................... 273-6175 Don Briggs, Wrestling Coach ....................................... 273-6473
Kevin Lehman, Asst. Men's BB Coach ........................... 273-6175 Pete Mazula, Men's Tennis Coach ................................ 273-2069
julie Bright, Business Manager ..................................... 273-2475 Eldon Miller, Men's BB Coach ...................................... 273-6175 Gene Bruhn, Asst. Softball Coach ................................. 273-2520 Jim Miller, Asst. Wrestling Coach .................................. 273-6341 Chris Bucknam, Men's Track Coach ............................. 273-6481 Jeff Noble, Diving Coach ............................................. 273-2406 Kevin Buisman, Accounts Manager .............................. 273-6133 Terry Noonan, Head Trainer ......................................... 273-6369 Joan Craig, A.D. Secretary ............................................ 273-2470 jim Egli, Asst. A.D.-Facilities ......................................... 273-6050
joyce Picht, Accounts Specialist .................................... 273-6133 Bill Salmon, Asst. Football Coach ................................. 273-6175
Mark Farley, Asst. Football Coach ................................. 273-6175 Julie Schoeman, Sports Info. Secretary ......................... 273-31 00 Jill Fjelstul, Women's Golf Coach .................................. 273-6157 Ken Green Men's Golf Coach ...................................... . 273-6055
David Schrage, Baseball Coach .................................... 273-6323 Lea Ann Shaddox, Women's Track Coach .................... 273-6157
joel Greenlee, Asst. Wrestling Coach ............................ 273-6341 Sam Skarich, Asst. Men's BB Coach .............................. 273-6175 Jim Hall, Men's/Women's Swimming Coach ....... .......... 273-2503 Stephanie Smith, Asst. Women's BB Coach .................. 273-2858 Karen Harden, Asst. Women's BB Coach ...................... 273-6338 Terri Soldan, Asst. Women's Track Coach ..................... 273-6157 Phil Hatlem, Ticket Manager ........................................ 273-6131 Dick Timmerman, Equipment Manager ....................... 273-2459 John Jermier, Assoc. A.D ............................................... 273-3097 Ardell Wiegandt, Asst. Football Coach ................... ....... 273-6175 Nancy Justis, Sports Information Dir ............................. 273-6354 jack Wilkinson, NCAA Faculty Rep ........................... , .... 273-2515 Kevin Kane, Asst. Sports Info. Dir ................................. 273-3642 Sandra Williamson, Assoc. AD ..................................... 273-6033
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Media Outlets Newspapers Waterloo Courier: Kevin Evans, Sports Editor, P.O. Box 540,
Waterloo, lA 50704, 319-291-1466. Des Moines Register: Sports Editor., P.O. Box 957, Des
Moines, lA 50304, 1-800-532-1455 (in Iowa), 1-800-247-5346 (out-of-state).
The Gazette: Mark Dukes, Sports Editor, 500 3rd Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, lA 52401, 319-398-8257.
Northern Iowan: Sports Editor, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, lA 50614, 319-273-2157.
Associated Press: Chuck Schaffner, P.O. Box 1741, Des Moines, lA 50306, 1-800-362-2580.
United Press International: 317 6th Ave., Suite 610, Des Moines, lA 50309, 1-800-362-2337.
Quad City Tlmes: Sports Editor, Davenport, lA 52801, 319-383-2220.
Dan McCool: Des Moines Register, 915 1 /2 Clay St., Cedar Falls, lA 50613.
Radio WMT Radio: Ron Gonder, Sports Director, P.O. Box 2147,
Cedar Rapids, lA 52406, 319-395-0533. KXEL Radio: Sports Dir~tor, Highway 218 East, P.O. Box
1540, Waterloo, lA 50704, 319-234-6397. KCFI Radio: Kelly Neff, Sports Director, 721 Shirley St.,
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