2008-09 guide - Ohio Wesleyan University

2008-09 BISHOP OUTLOOK2With 10 letterwinners gone fromlast year’s 18-8 team, it might be temptingfor pundits to pencil the 2008-09 OhioWesleyan women’s basketball team intothe second division of the North CoastAthletic Conference standings.But with a returning letterwinner ateach of the five positions, as well as a talentedgroup of newcomers, it would notbe a surprise if head coach Nan Carney-DeBord and the Battling Bishops bouncedback right into the NCAC title chase.Sophomore Kayla Gordon, a secondteamAll-NCAC selection last season, andsenior Katie Hamilton are the returningpost players.Gordon averaged 10.6 points pergame and shared NCAC Newcomer ofthe Year honors in 2007-08. She ranked17th in the conference in scoring andfourth in field goal percentage (.502) andwas second on the team in reboundingwith an average of 3.9 per game. Gordonalso showed she can score from outside,ranking third on the team in 3-point fieldgoals.Hamilton averaged 5.2 points and2.5 rebounds in 14 minutes per game inthe Bishop post rotation last year.“Hamilton is playing like a senior,anticipating rebounds and providinggreat defense,” Carney-DeBord said. “Gordonhas incredible offensive moves andcan shoot from outside, but what makesher an outstanding player is that sheplays defense.”Sophomore Kaylie Titus, whoshowed flashes of brilliance in 3 gamesbefore suffering a season-ending kneeinjury, also returns. Titus also will seetime at a wing position this season.Freshman post Dany Finck, an allleagueselection in high school, will get achance to contribute immediately.Sophomore Tyler Cordell and juniorRachel Seibel return at the wing spots.The versatile Cordell showed promiseboth as a scorer and as a playmakerlast year, averaging 5.3 points and 2.5assists per game. She ranked 10th in theNCAC in assists.Seibel, an all-state selection in highschool who did not play basketball as afreshman, earned a spot in the rotationand increased playing team as theseason progressed.“The experience they gained lastyear is showing right now,” Carney-DeBord said. “They worked very hardover the summer and are extremely fitand strong.”Freshman Lea Mackenbach, whowon all-district and all-league laurels inhigh school, should make an immediateimpact. Freshman Lisa Wall, a first-teamall-conference selection in high school,will be heard from, and classmatesChristina Fesz, an all-conference pick inhigh school, and Maria Khoury, an allcountynominee in high school, also lookto contribute.Running the show will be sophomoreguard Pam Quigney. Quigney averaged7.9 points per game and displayedexpert marksmanship, ranking fifthin the conference in 3-point field goalpercentage (.425). Her overall field goalpercentage of .480 would have rankedsixth in the league had she made enoughbaskets to qualify for the statistical title.“Quigney has improved so much,”Carney-DeBord said. “Her strength, speedand acceleration are incredible.”Junior guard Lauren Gentene, whocontributed 2.1 points per game in areserve role last season, and sophomoreChardae Spencer also return.Newcomers who could contributeare sophomore Hannah Coughlin, whodid not play last season; freshman ShannonDelaney; freshman guard LindaStover, who led the district in scoringand was a second-team all-district selectionin high school; and freshman guardElyse Wenger.Kayla Gordon2008 09 OWU Women’s BasketballOhio Wesleyan opens the seasonat the Anderson Tip-Off Tournament,featuring a field that also includes St.Mary’s (Ind.) and Robert Morris (Ill.). Anon-conference game against Franklinfollows before the Olivet ThanksgivingTournament, which also includesNotre Dame (Ohio) and CarnegieMellon. The NCAC schedule opens inearly December against Earlham, anda game with Otterbein concludes thepre-holiday portion of the schedule.The Bishops send off 2008 by hostingtheir Bishop Classic “Hoops forHope” tournament, with Heidelberg,Northwestern Ohio and Washington& Jefferson coming to Delaware. Therest of the conference schedule will becompetitive with defending championKenyon, defending tournament championDenison, and perennial powersWittenberg and Allegheny highlightingNCAC competition.

9PAMQUIGNEY#14Sophomoreguard5-6Mentor, OhioMentor High SchoolMath, education majors1 letter2007-08: Lettered as guard...played in 25games, starting 7.>> Ranked fifth in NCAC in 3-point fieldgoal percentage (.425).>> Scored in double figures 8 times.>> Celebrated first collegiate start by burying3-pointer during 11-0 run that gaveBishops the lead vs. Dubuque Nov. 17.>> Hit her first 5 shots, including 4 from3-point range, to help Bishops take 21-11lead in win vs. 20th-ranked Capital Nov.24...finished with team-high 23 points.>> Led Bishops with 14 points and 4 assistsand shared team lead with 4 reboundsat Case Reserve Dec. 1...the assist andrebound totals established season bests.>> Contributed 7 points at Wooster Jan. 5.>> Shared team lead with 3 assists vs.Denison Jan. 9.>> Matched season best with 4 reboundsat Earlham Jan. 19.>> Led Bishops with 22 points vs. OberlinJan. 30...was 7-for-12 from the field and4-for-4 from the line.>> Knocked down jumper with 1:06 leftto tie game at 54-54 at Kenyon Feb. 2...finished with 10 points.>> Contributed 8 points and 3 assists vs.Wooster Feb. 5.>> Led Bishops with 12 points at DenisonFeb. 8.>> Went 8-for-11 from field on way toteam-high 19 points at Wittenberg Feb.13...the win gave Bishops their firstregular-season sweep of Wittenberg since1999-2000 season.>> Erupted for season-high 28 points atOberlin Feb. 20...went 9-for-13 from thefield, including 6-for-10 from 3-pointrange, and 4-for-4 from the line.>> Sank 3-pointer during 15-3 run thatput Bishops ahead to stay vs. Hiram Feb.23...finished with 14 points.Also: Member of Ohio Wesleyan women’stennis team...opened 2008-09 season asBishops’ No. 1 singles player.High School: Lettered 4 times in basketballand tennis and twice in softball.>> Received all-league honors in all 3sports...was 4-time selection in basketball.>> Named league Player of the Year inbasketball.>> Helped basketball teams which wonleague and district championships...alsohelped tennis and softball teams winleague championships.>> Member of district championshipsoftball team.>> Surpassed 1000-point plateau in basketball.Single-Game Highs:Points 28 at Oberlin, 2/20/2008Rebounds 4 (3 times), most recentlyvs. Hiram, 2/27/2008Assists 4 at Case Reserve, 12/1/2007Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg2007-08 25 73- 152 .480 20- 26 .769 39 25 197 7.9Johnstown, OhioJohnstown High SchoolBusiness major1 letter2007-08: Won letter as reserve wingplayer...played in 19 games.>> Hit basket for first collegiate points vs.Dubuque Nov. 17.>> Collected 2 points and 2 rebounds atHiram Dec. 8.>> Buried 3-pointer at Earlham Jan. 19.>> Scored season-high 12 points vs. OberlinJan. 30...was 3-for-6 from 3-point rangeand 3-for-3 from charity stripe.>> Had 5 points and 2 rebounds vs.Wooster Feb. 5.>> Recorded season bests of 4 reboundsand 2 assists at Oberlin Feb. 20.>> Matched season high with 4 boards inNCAC tournament quarterfinal win vs.Hiram Feb. 27.2006-07: Did not play.Also: Member of Bishop softball team...named NCAC Pitcher of the Year in 2008.High School: Earned 3 letters in basketballand 4 in softball.>> Received all-state laurels in bothsports...was special mention pick in basketballand honorable mention in softball.>> Was first-team all-district and allconferencepick in both sports.>> Member of league and sectional championbasketball team.>> Helped softball team win pair ofconference championships and sectionaltitle.Single-Game Highs:Points 12 vs. Oberlin, 1/30/2008Rebounds 4 (twice), most recentlyvs. Hiram, 2/27/2008Assists 2 at Oberlin, 2/20/2008RACHELSEIBEL#33Juniorwing5-7Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg2007-08 19 8- 21 .381 10- 13 .769 22 5 32 1.7HANNAH COUGHLIN#25Sophomore guard5-8Dublin, OhioScioto High SchoolEducation major2007-08: Did not play.Also: Two-year letterwinner as startingdefender for Bishop field hockey team.High School: Earned 2 letters in basketballand 3 in field hockey.>> Named basketball team’s Most ImprovedPlayer.>> Was first-team All-Ohio and all-conferencepick in field hockey.>> Three-time selection as field hockeyteam’s Most Valuable Player.>> Helped basketball team to regionalrunner-up finish.SHANNON DELANEY#12Freshman guard5-7Delaware, OhioOlentangy High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered 3 times in basketballand 4 times in cross country.>> Received basketball team’s BraveAward.>> Named cross country team’s MostImproved Player.CHRISTINA FESZ#22Freshman wing5-7North Olmsted, OhioNorth Olmsted High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 3 letters in basketball.>> Received honorable mention all-conferencelaurels.>> Named team’s Defensive Player of theYear.>> Helped basketball team win conferencechampionship.RETURNING LETTERWOMEN & OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS7

OTHER SQUAD MEMBERSDANY FINCK#41Freshman post6-0Hilliard, OhioDarby High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered twice in basketballand twice in soccer.>> Received second-team all-league honorsin basketball.>> Named basketball team’s Most ValuablePlayer.>> Picked as soccer team’s Most ImprovedPlayer.>> Helped both teams win conferencechampionships.MARIA KHOURY#30Freshman wing5-9Bloomfield Hills, Mich.Lahser High SchoolPre-medicine majorHigh School: Won 3 letters in basketballand 2 in track.>> Nominated for all-county honors inbasketball.>> Won basketball team’s DefensiveAward.>> Served as basketball team captain for2 years.LEA MACKENBACH#4Freshman wing5-9St. Marys, OhioMemorial High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 3 letters in basketballand 2 in cross country and track.>> Received all-district and all-leaguehonors in basketball.>> Led basketball team in scoring.>> Helped basketball team win conferencechampionship.CHARDAE SPENCER#13Sophomore guard5-6Willowick, OhioEastlake North High SchoolMajor undeclared2007-08: Played in 6 games as reserveguard.>> Hit bucket for first collegiate points vs.Wooster Feb. 5.>> Grabbed season-high 2 rebounds inNCAC tournament quarterfinal vs. HiramFeb. 27.High School: Lettered twice in basketball,thrice in track and once in crosscountry.>> Was second-team all-conference selectionin basketball.>> Named basketball team’s Most ValuablePlayer.Single-Game Highs:Points 2 vs. Wooster, 2/5/2008Rebounds 2 vs. Hiram, 2/27/2008Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg2007-08 6 1- 9 .111 0- 1 .000 5 0 2 0.3LINDA STOVER#24Freshman guard5-3Ostrander, OhioDelaware Christian High SchoolPhysical education majorHigh School: Lettered thrice in basketballand once in volleyball and softball.>> Named conference Player of Year inbasketball.>> Led district in scoring in basketball.>> Tabbed basketball team’s Most ValuablePlayer.>> Received second-team all-districtand first-team all-conference honors insoftball.KAYLIE TITUS#5Sophomore wing/post5-8East Hampton, N.Y.East Hampton High SchoolPhysical education major2007-08: Saw action in 3 games beforesuffering season-ending knee injury.>> Made collegiate debut vs. ThomasMore Nov. 16.>> Grabbed season-high 4 rebounds andsank pair of free throws for first collegiatepoints vs. Frostburg State Nov. 23.Also: Member of Bishop softball team.High School: Lettered in basketball, softballand soccer.>> Was 3-time all-league selection inbasketball.>> Received all-county honors in softballand all-conference laurels in soccer.>> Helped softball team to state runnerupfinish.Single-Game Highs:Points 2 vs. Frostburg State, 11/23/2007Rebounds 4 vs. Frostburg State, 11/23/2007Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg2007-08 3 0- 3 .000 2- 3 .667 6 0 2 0.7LISA WALL#21Freshman wing5-8Delaware, OhioBuckeye Valley High SchoolMajor undeclaredAlso: Brother, Mark, is member of Bishopfootball team.High School: Lettered thrice in basketballand soccer and once in volleyballand track.>> Was first-team all-conference selectionin basketball.ELYSE WENGER#23Freshman guard5-5Loveland, OhioLoveland High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered in basketball.8

NO. PLAYER YR. POS. LTR. HT. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL15 Cordell, Tyler* So. W 1 5-11 Columbus St. Francis DeSales25 Coughlin, Hannah So. G 0 5-8 Dublin Scioto12 Delaney, Shannon Fr. G 0 5-7 Delaware Olentangy22 Fesz, Christina Fr. W 0 5-7 North Olmsted North Olmsted41 Finck, Dany Fr. P 0 6-0 Hilliard Darby10 Gentene, Lauren* Jr. G 1 5-6 Mason Mason34 Gordon, Kayla* So. P 1 5-11 St. Louis, MO Mehlville42 Hamilton, Katie* Sr. P 3 6-0 Hilliard Darby30 Khoury, Maria Fr. W 0 5-9 Bloomfield Hills, MI Lahser4 Mackenbach, Lea Fr. W 0 5-9 St. Marys Memorial14 Quigney, Pam* So. G 1 5-6 Mentor Mentor33 Seibel, Rachel* Jr. W 1 5-7 Johnstown Johnstown13 Spencer, Chardae So. G 0 5-6 Willowick Eastlake North24 Stover, Linda Fr. G 0 5-3 Ostrander Delaware Christian5 Titus, Kaylie So. W-P 0 5-8 East Hampton, NY East Hampton21 Wall, Lisa Fr. W 0 5-8 Delaware Buckeye Valley23 Wenger, Elyse Fr. G 0 5-5 Loveland Loveland2008-09 ROSTERS*Letterwomen (6)2008-09 NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos.4 Lea Mackenbach W5 Kaylie Titus W-P10 Lauren Gentene* G12 Shannon Delaney G13 Chardae Spencer G14 Pam Quigney* G15 Tyler Cordell* W21 Lisa Wall W22 Christina Fesz W23 Elyse Wenger G24 Linda Stover G25 Hannah Coughlin G30 Maria Khoury W33 Rachel Seibel* W34 Kayla Gordon* P41 Dany Finck P42 Katie Hamilton* P*Letterwomen (6)PRONUNCIATION GUIDETyler Cordell..................................cor-DELLHannah Coughlin ......................... COFF-linChristina Fesz ...................................... FEZMaria Khoury ................................ CORE-eeLea Mackenbach ..............MOCK-en-baughRachel Seibel ...................................SY-bulElyse Wenger ................................ WENG-er2008-09 OPPONENTS IN BRIEFOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2007-08 † RS/RLº SID/Contact PhoneAllegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Kate Costanzo 11-15 5/11 Lauren Webster 814-332-5952Anderson Anderson, Ind. Ravens Heartland Marcie Taylor 18- 8 3/7 Justin Bates 765-641-4479Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh, Pa. Tartans University Athletic Gerri Seidl 7-18 3/7 Mark Fisher 412-268-3087Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Sara Lee 18-11 5/15 Craig Hicks 740-587-6546Earlham* Richmond, Ind. Quakers NCAC Liana Coutts 4-22 3/6 Don Tincher 765-983-1795Franklin Franklin, Ind. Grizzlies Heartland Kim Eiler 11-14 3/10 Kevin Elixman 317-738-8184Heidelberg Tiffin, Ohio Student Princes Ohio Athletic Marcie Alberts 11-15 3/7 Morgan Hawley 419-448-2140Hiram* Hiram, Ohio Terriers NCAC Andrea Preston 5-20 3/8 Jeff Hoedt 330-569-5495Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Ladies NCAC Suzanne Helfant 20- 7 1/8 Marty Fuller 740-427-5471Northwestern Ohio Lima, Ohio Lady Racers American Mideast Richard Bowersock 7-21 3/7 Aaron Utrup 419-998-8869Notre Dame South Euclid, Ohio Falcons American Mideast Dick Deasy 23- 7 3/7 Skip Snow 216-373-5319Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeowomen NCAC Kerry Jenkins 5-21 4/12 Mike Mancini 440-775-8503Olivet Olivet, Mich. Comets Michigan Intercoll. Heather Bateman 9-16 2/10 Geoff Henson 269-749-7602Otterbein Westerville, Ohio Cardinals Ohio Athletic Connie Richardson 14-12 3/7 Ed Syguda 614-823-1288Robert Morris Springfield, Ill. Eagles independent David Heeb 13-19 4/5 Chris Ryan 216-726-1677St. Mary’s St. Mary’s, Ind. Belles Michigan Intercoll. Jenn Henley 13-13 3/7 Sarah Miesle 574-284-5290Wash. & Jeff. Washington, Pa. Presidents Presidents’ Jina DeRubbo 23- 7 4/10 Scott McGuinness 724-250-3308Wilmington Wilmington, Ohio Quakers Ohio Athletic Jerry Scheve 21- 8 3/7 Jeff Hibbs 937-382-6661Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Sarah Jurewicz 15-11 3/10 Ryan Maurer 937-327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Lisa Campanell Komara 6-19 4/7 Hugh Howard 330-263-2374*NCAC opponent†2007-08=2007-08 recordºRS/RL=returning starters/returning letterwomen9

2007-08 BISHOP STATISTICS2007-08 STATISTICSTotal3-pointPlayer G-GS FG- FGA Pct FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Avg PF- D Ast TO Blk Stl Pts AvgSteffi Graf 26-26 94- 244 .385 45- 134 .336 59- 75 .787 86 3.3 32- 1 49 38 4 53 292 11.2Kayla Gordon 25-19 102- 203 .502 19- 70 .271 42- 62 .677 98 3.9 45- 2 19 29 14 29 265 10.6Laurel Lawson 22-11 72- 159 .453 12- 38 .316 31- 43 .721 77 3.5 57- 1 17 45 21 15 187 8.5Pam Quigney 25-7 73- 152 .480 31- 73 .425 20- 26 .769 39 1.6 17- 0 25 24 0 26 197 7.9Tyler Cordell 24-0 55- 130 .423 5- 27 .185 13- 23 .565 55 2.3 41- 0 61 49 5 27 128 5.3Stacey Aaron 10-0 14- 45 .311 11- 38 .289 14- 15 .933 6 0.6 15- 0 6 8 1 1 53 5.3Katie Hamilton 26-0 46- 109 .422 1- 7 .143 42- 63 .667 63 2.4 50- 0 12 42 8 15 135 5.2Kelli Lester 26-15 43- 100 .430 13- 26 .500 36- 47 .766 122 4.7 44- 0 23 34 4 15 135 5.2Lindsey Macklin 26-26 28- 67 .418 6- 22 .273 34- 44 .773 101 3.9 39- 0 58 51 5 25 96 3.7Kathleen Cooper 26-26 25- 92 .272 13- 64 .203 8- 17 .471 61 2.3 39- 2 73 53 2 34 71 2.7Malley Adamsky 25-0 15- 55 .273 4- 12 .333 26- 41 .634 45 1.8 28 1 6 12 2 5 60 2.4Chelsie Spiegel 19-0 13- 41 .317 1- 7 .143 16- 20 .800 39 2.1 12- 0 4 16 2 11 43 2.3Lauren Gentene 21-0 15- 48 .313 6- 23 .261 8- 8 1.000 15 0.7 11- 0 4 26 0 2 44 2.1Rachel Seibel 19-0 8- 21 .381 6- 16 .375 10- 13 .769 22 1.2 2- 0 5 8 1 4 32 1.7S. Quesenberry 14-0 5- 21 .238 1- 3 .333 8- 13 .615 8 0.6 6- 0 3 7 0 7 19 1.4Kaylie Titus 3-0 0- 3 .000 0- 0 .000 2- 3 .667 6 2.0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.7Chardae Spencer 6-0 1- 9 .111 0- 4 .000 0- 1 .000 5 0.8 2- 0 0 5 0 1 2 0.3Team 108 18BISHOPS 26 609- 1499 .406 174- 564 .309 369- 514 .718 956 36.8 440- 7 365 465 69 270 1761 67.7OPPONENTS 26 537- 1407 .382 108- 343 .315 290- 455 .637 970 37.3 450- 7 304 576 77 238 1472 56.6bold face denotes returning player2007-08 RESULTSDate Site-Result *NCAC game (12-4) OWU High Scorers OWU High Rebounders OWU Assist Leaders11/16 N- Thomas More 75, BISHOPS 45 Lawson 14, Gordon 7 Lawson 5, Gordon 3 Adamsky 2; 3 with 111/17 N- BISHOPS 72, Dubuque 53 Graf 15, Aaron 11 Macklin 7; Graf, Lawson 6 Cooper, Macklin 3; 2 with 211/23 H- BISHOPS 82, Frostburg State 48 Gordon, Lawson 12; Graf, Macklin 10 Cooper 5; Macklin, Titus 4 Cordell 6; Cooper, Graf 211/24 H- BISHOPS 71, Capital 61 Quigney 23, Lawson 13 Macklin 8, Lawson 4 Cooper, Macklin, Lawson 312/1 A- Case Reserve 74, BISHOPS 61 Quigney 14, Lawson 11 Gordon, Lawson, Quigney 4 Quigney 4, Cordell 312/5 H- BISHOPS 63, Earlham 61* Lester 13, Gordon 12 Macklin 9, Lester 7 Graf 6; 3 with 312/8 A- BISHOPS 62, Hiram 44* Lawson 10, Hamilton 9 Gordon 8, Lester 6 Cordell, Graf, Lawson 2.12/12 A- Ohio Northern 72, BISHOPS 55 Graf 16, Macklin 14 Macklin 5; 3 with 4 Cooper 6; Cordell, Graf 212/28 N- BISHOPS 74, Adrian 67 Gordon 18, Graf 11 Hamilton, Lawson 6; 3 with 4 Cooper 5, Graf 412/29 N- BISHOPS 59, Ripon 38 Lawson 15, Gordon 10 Gordon 6, Lester 3 Cordell, Graf 5; Macklin 31/4 H- Kenyon 55, BISHOPS 48* Gordon 14, Graf 13 Graf 7; 4 with 4 Cooper, Graf, Lawson 21/5 A- BISHOPS 61, Wooster 48* Gordon 15, Cordell 10 Cordell 10, Lester 9 Cordell 4; Lester, Macklin 21/9 H- Denison 68, BISHOPS 63* Gordon 19, Hamilton 17 Hamilton 10, Gordon 7 Graf, Quigney 3; 4 with 21/12 A- BISHOPS 77, Allegheny 52* Graf 24, Gordon 11 Gordon, Graf 5; Cooper, Macklin 4 Cooper 6, Graf 41/19 A- BISHOPS 66, Earlham 47* Graf 16; Gordon, Hamilton 10 Lester 7, Graf 6 Cooper 5, Macklin 31/26 H- BISHOPS 87, Wittenberg 73* Lawson 16, Graf 15 Lester 7, Lawson 6 Cooper 6, Cordell 41/30 H- BISHOPS 86, Oberlin 35* Quigney 22, Seibel 12 Adamsky 11, Gordon 5 5 with 22/2 A- Kenyon 57, BISHOPS 54* Gordon 16, Graf 14 Gordon 10, Lester 9 Cooper, Macklin 4; Graf 22/5 H- BISHOPS 91, Wooster 57* Graf 16, Gordon 15 Lester 7, Lawson 5 Macklin 5, Cordell 42/8 A- Denison 61, BISHOPS 41* Quigney 12, Gordon 8 Lester 7; Gordon, Graf 5 Cooper 2; 3 with 12/13 A- BISHOPS 63, Wittenberg 62* Quigney 19, Lester 16 Lester 7, Gordon 6 Macklin 5; Cooper, Quigney 22/16 H- BISHOPS 69, Allegheny 57* Graf 20, Cordell 12 Gordon, Lester 5; 2 with 4 6 with 22/20 A- BISHOPS 78, Oberlin 49* Quigney 28, Graf 18 Gordon 6, Spiegel 5 Cordell 4, Graf 32/23 H- BISHOPS 94, Hiram 48* Gordon 15; Cordell, Quigney 14 Lester 8, Lawson 5 Cordell 5, Cooper 42/27 H- BISHOPS 94, Hiram 49+ Lawson 13; Graf, Hamilton 11 Spiegel 8, Macklin 7 Macklin 4; Cordell, Quigney 32/29 N- Wittenberg 61, BISHOPS 45+ Lawson 7; Cordell, Graf 6 Hamilton 5; Cooper, Macklin 4 Cordell 4, Cooper 39Home: 9-2 Away: 6-4 Neutral: 3-2 +NCAC tournament gameNCAA Division III: 18-8 NAIA: 0-010

92007-08 NCAC STANDINGSNCACOverallTeam W L Pct W L PctKenyon 16 0 1.000 20 7 .741Ohio Wesleyan 12 4 .750 18 8 .692Wittenberg 12 4 .750 15 11 .577Denison* 11 5 .688 18 11 .621Allegheny 8 8 .500 11 15 .423Oberlin 4 12 .250 5 21 .192Wooster 3 13 .188 6 19 .240Hiram 3 13 .188 5 20 .200Earlham 3 13 .188 4 22 .154*NCAC Tournament ChampionPREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS*Year Champion(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record)1984-85 Allegheny, Wooster (11-1) Kenyon (7-5)1985-86 Allegheny (12-0) Ohio Wesleyan (8-4)1986-87 Allegheny (12-0) Kenyon (10-2)1987-88 Allegheny (11-1) Ohio Wesleyan (10-2)1988-89 Allegheny (11-1) Ohio Wesleyan (10-2)Year North Division South Division Bishop Finish1989-90 Wooster (9-2) Wittenberg (12-0) 2nd, South1990-91 Allegheny (9-2) Wittenberg (11-1) 2nd, SouthYear Champion(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record)1991-92 OWU, Wittenberg (15-1) Wooster (12-4)1992-93 Ohio Wesleyan (15-1) Wittenberg (14-2)1993-94 Wittenberg (16-0) Denison (12-4)1994-95 Wittenberg (16-0) Ohio Wesleyan (13-3)1995-96 Wittenberg (15-1) Kenyon, OWU, CWRU (11-5)1996-97 Kenyon (16-0) Wittenberg (13-3)1997-98 Wittenberg (15-1) Denison, Kenyon (11-5)1998-99 OWU, Wittenberg (14-2) Denison (10-6)1999-2000 Ohio Wesleyan (14-2) Kenyon (12-4)2000-01 Allegheny, OWU (13-3) Earlham, Wittenberg (11-5)2001-02 Wittenberg (14-2) Ohio Wesleyan (13-3)2002-03 Wittenberg (16-0) Ohio Wesleyan (12-4)2003-04 Wittenberg (16-0) Allegheny (13-3)2004-05 Kenyon (14-2) Denison, Wittenberg (12-4)2005-06 Wittenberg (14-2) Allegheny (13-3)2006-07 Denison (15-1) Allegheny, Wittenberg (11-5)2007-08 Kenyon (16-0) OWU, Wittenberg (12-4)PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS*Year Champion Runner-up (Score)1984-85 Allegheny Wooster (74-65)1985-86 Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan (69-46)1986-87 Allegheny Kenyon (61-42)1987-88 Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan (84-71)1988-89 Allegheny Wooster (67-56)1989-90 Wooster Wittenberg (72-56)1990-91 Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan (71-56)1991-92 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg (73-65, OT)1992-93 Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan (67-60)1993-94 Denison Wittenberg (80-65)1994-95 Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan (80-79, OT)1995-96 Wittenberg Wooster (69-66)1996-97 Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan (65-61)1997-98 Wittenberg Denison (66-53)1998-99 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg (74-72)1999-2000 Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan (57-51)2000-01 Ohio Wesleyan Earlham (87-76, OT)2001-02 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg (81-75, OT)2002-03 Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan (72-58)2003-04 Wittenberg Allegheny (66-53)2004-05 Denison Kenyon (49-39)2005-06 Denison Kenyon (68-54)2006-07 Denison Allegheny (63-47)2007-08 Denison Wittenberg (66-55)*The NCAC championship was determined by regular-season record duringthe 1984-89 seasons and again beginning with the 1991-92 season. Theleague tournament champion was recognized as the NCAC champion duringthe 1989-90 and 1990-91 seasons.2007-08 NCAC TEAM STATISTICSTEAM OFFENSETEAM DEFENSETeam G Pts Pts/G Team G Pts Pts/GWITT 26 1812 69.7 KEN 27 1513 56.0DEN 29 1972 68.0 OWU 26 1472 56.6OWU 26 1761 67.7 DEN 29 1765 60.9KEN 27 1728 64.0 WITT 26 1633 62.8ALL 26 1597 61.4 ALL 26 1642 63.2EARL 26 1488 57.2 WOO 25 1699 68.0WOO 25 1421 56.8 HIR 25 1724 69.0HIR 25 1384 55.4 EARL 26 1841 70.8OBE 26 1407 54.1 OBE 26 1877 72.2FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE OPPONENT FG PERCENTAGETeam FG FGA Pct Team FG FGA PctWITT 700 1622 .432 KEN 545 1440 .378DEN 729 1701 .429 DEN 666 1753 .380ALL 596 1421 .419 OWU 537 1407 .382OWU 609 1499 .406 WITT 583 1457 .400KEN 636 1566 .406 HIR 598 1486 .402WOO 508 1357 .374 WOO 617 1527 .404HIR 511 1429 .358 ALL 624 1482 .421OBE 488 1423 .343 OBE 697 1651 .422EARL 529 1615 .328 EARL 693 1635 .4243-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROW PERCENTAGETeam FG FGA Pct Team FT FTA PctKEN 204 540 .378 DEN 309 423 .730ALL 105 304 .345 OWU 369 514 .718WOO 150 437 .343 ALL 300 443 .677DEN 205 598 .343 KEN 252 378 .667OBE 121 380 .318 WOO 255 386 .661OWU 174 564 .309 OBE 310 479 .647HIR 102 345 .296 HIR 260 403 .645WITT 92 352 .261 WITT 320 497 .644EARL 117 470 .249 EARL 313 512 .611SCORING MARGINREBOUNDING MARGINTeam Avg Opp Margin Team Avg Opp MarginOWU 67.7 56.6 +11.1 WITT 42.9 33.5 +9.4KEN 64.0 56.0 +8.0 DEN 38.2 37.2 +1.0DEN 68.0 60.9 +7.1 KEN 37.1 36.5 +0.6WITT 69.7 62.8 +6.9 OWU 36.7 37.3 -0.6ALL 61.4 63.2 -1.8 HIR 37.6 40.1 -2.5WOO 56.8 68.0 -11.2 ALL 33.7 36.6 -2.9EARL 57.2 70.8 -13.6 OBE 37.5 41.2 -3.8HIR 55.4 69.0 -13.6 WOO 35.9 40.9 -5.0OBE 54.1 72.2 -18.1 EARL 38.2 46.7 -8.52007-08 NCAC REVIEW11

2007-08 NCAC REVIEW2007-08 NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERSSCORING G FG 3FG FT Pts AvgKym Wenz, WOO 13 78 23 49 228 17.5Katie Gregorevich, WITT 26 169 14 61 413 15.9Anne Dugan, KEN 27 133 49 50 365 13.5Kaitlin Krister, WOO 25 130 0 60 320 12.8Carolyn Simpson, DEN 29 139 13 80 371 12.8Shontavia Davis, EARL 15 62 16 44 184 12.3Tasha Merrill, EARL 24 98 37 54 287 12.0Whitney McBurrows, EARL 26 113 18 66 310 11.9Emilie Simone, ALL 26 138 2 29 307 11.8Meredith Wilson, WOO 25 96 58 38 288 11.5Stephanie Boardman, WITT 26 125 0 47 297 11.4Steffi Graf, OWU 26 94 45 59 292 11.2Roneisha Kinney, OBE 26 120 0 50 290 11.2Stephanie Wolf, ALL 26 101 0 84 286 11.0Stephanie Zunic, HIR 24 98 34 31 261 10.9REBOUNDING G Rebounds AvgRoneisha Kinney, OBE 26 235 9.0Carolyn Simpson, DEN 29 245 8.4Tracy Hill, EARL 26 204 7.8Alyssa Clark, OBE 26 193 7.4Kaitlin Krister, WOO 25 178 7.1ASSISTS G Assists AvgEllen O’Brien, DEN 29 152 5.2Alisha Moreno, KEN 27 132 4.9Stephanie Wolf, ALL 26 121 4.7Jayana Sims, EARL 26 98 3.8Alyssa Clark, OBE 26 84 3.2FIELD GOAL PERCENT G FG FGA PctStephanie Boardman, WITT 26 125 196 .638Kaitlin Krister, WOO 25 130 242 .537Carolyn Simpson, DEN 29 139 269 .517Kayla Gordon, OWU 25 102 203 .502Katie Gregorevich, WITT 26 169 339 .4993-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENT G FG FGA PctKym Wenz, WOO 13 23 44 .523Brittany Bell, ALL 26 54 116 .466Anne Dugan, KEN 27 49 108 .454Leslie Marshall, DEN 16 24 56 .429Pam Quigney, OWU 25 31 73 .425FREE THROW PERCENT G FT FTA PctAli Rohlfs, WITT 26 52 66 .788Steffi Graf, OWU 26 59 75 .787Kym Wenz, WOO 13 49 63 .778Alyssa Clark, OBE 26 75 101 .743Whitney McBurrows, EARL 26 66 90 .733BLOCKED SHOTS G Blocks AvgCarolyn Simpson, DEN 29 56 1.9Kaitlin Krister, WOO 25 43 1.7Hannah Kerkian-Winton, WOO 24 32 1.3Anne Dugan, KEN 27 28 1.0Roneisha Kinney, OBE 26 25 1.0PREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERSSCORINGYear Player G FG 3FG FT Pts Pts/G1984-85 Robin Jones, DEN 16 126 — 73 325 20.31985-86 Lisa Diment, WOO 22 192 — 29 413 18.81986-87 Lisa Diment, WOO 23 198 — 55 451 19.61987-88 Jill Myers, OWU 26 191 0 104 486 18.71988-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 22 186 27 63 462 21.01989-90 Ann Gilbert, OBE 25 319 7 133 778 31.11990-91 Ann Gilbert, OBE 24 309 17 114 749 31.21991-92 Shannon Ferguson, EARL 24 181 33 153 548 22.81992-93 Shannon Ferguson, EARL 23 173 14 151 511 22.21993-94 Christi Clay, DEN 27 229 39 79 576 21.31994-95 Kim Graf, KEN 23 151 81 66 449 19.51995-96 Kim Huber, ALL 26 220 0 153 593 22.81996-97 Kim Graf, KEN 28 168 110 76 522 18.61997-98 Katie Montague, WOO 25 201 8 128 538 21.51998-99 Erin Rogalski, CWRU 25 154 0 117 425 17.01999-2000 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN 28 154 71 97 476 17.02000-01 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU 33 189 34 183 595 18.02001-02 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 24 179 1 107 466 19.42002-03 Kelly Heil, OWU 28 222 50 110 604 21.62003-04 Kelly Heil, OWU 27 191 44 128 554 20.52004-05 Cristina Briboneria, OBE 26 145 82 93 465 17.92005-06 Jessie Oram, OBE 22 172 0 71 415 18.92006-07 Cassie Bedard, HIR 25 169 0 103 441 17.62007-08 Kym Wenz, WOO 13 78 23 49 228 17.5REBOUNDINGYear Player G Rebounds Avg1984-85 Robin Jones, DEN 16 179 11.21985-86 Jill Myers, OWU 25 295 11.81986-87 Robin Jones, DEN 22 296 13.51987-88 Jill Myers, OWU 26 333 12.81988-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 22 253 11.51989-90 Krista Jacobs, OWU 25 306 12.21990-91 Jennifer Young, ALL 27 315 11.71991-92 Jennifer Young, ALL 26 329 12.71992-93 LaSonya Crawl, WOO 24 274 11.41993-94 Emily Donovan, KEN 24 236 9.81994-95 Lara Singer, EARL 23 213 9.31995-96 Lara Singer, EARL 25 252 10.11996-97 Monica Bush, OBE 25 272 10.91997-98 Karen Schell, KEN 26 282 10.81998-99 Erin Rogalski, CWRU 25 269 10.81999-2000 Katy Sturtz, OWU 25 274 11.02000-01 Katy Sturtz, OWU 33 360 10.92001-02 Nara DeJesus, WOO 25 289 11.62002-03 Lindsey Chappell, EARL 24 250 10.42003-04 Haley Warden, WITT 31 303 9.82004-05 Kelly Heil, OWU 27 222 8.22005-06 Kathy Hittle, WITT 27 224 8.32006-07 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 30 246 8.22007-08 Roneisha Kinney, OBE 26 235 9.09STEALS G Steals AvgStephanie Wolf, ALL 26 69 2.7Anne Dugan, KEN 27 70 2.6Jayana Sims, EARL 26 57 2.2Steffi Graf, OWU 26 53 2.0Ellen O’Brien, DEN 29 56 1.912

2008 09 OWU Women s BasketballASSISTSYear Player G Assists Avg1984-85 Jill Swanson, ALL 26 167 6.41985-86 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 28 177 6.31986-87 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 28 172 6.11987-88 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 25 161 6.41988-89 Shelley Brown, ALL 27 146 5.41989-90 Jeanne Scott, CWRU 24 145 6.01990-91 Christy Evans, WOO 25 151 6.01991-92 Amy Evans, OWU 25 136 5.41992-93 Shannon Kelly, EARL 23 111 4.81993-94 Shannon Kelly, EARL 23 133 5.81994-95 Bridget Colleran, DEN 24 139 5.81995-96 Bridget Colleran, DEN 25 129 5.21996-97 Rachel Rau, CWRU 26 124 4.81997-98 Molly Baumann, DEN 26 142 5.51998-99 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN 25 101 4.01999-2000 Jocelyn Horn, WOO 25 134 5.42000-01 Annie Hoffer, HIR 24 110 4.62001-02 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 24 125 5.22002-03 Kim Patton, EARL 24 99 4.12003-04 Emily Larouere, DEN 25 124 4.92004-05 Cristina Briboneria, OBE 26 84 3.22005-06 Alisha Moreno, KEN 28 96 3.42006-07 Alyssa Clark, OBE 26 111 4.32007-08 Ellen O’Brien, DEN 29 152 5.2FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEYear Player FG FGA Pct1984-85 Robin Jones, DEN 126 268 .4701985-86 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 112 220 .5091986-87 Robin Jones, DEN 177 358 .4941987-88 Jill Myers, OWU 191 369 .5181988-89 Cindy Kyler, ALL 140 264 .5301989-90 Cindy Kyler, ALL 134 270 .4961990-91 Jennifer Young, ALL 171 326 .5251991-92 Karen Porath, OWU 137 215 .6371992-93 Beth Green, WITT 144 266 .5411993-94 Teri Hamlin, OWU 123 224 .5421994-95 Kim Huber, ALL 205 407 .5041995-96 Karen Schell, KEN 117 216 .5421996-97 Karen Schell, KEN 109 189 .5771997-98 Mary Kay Schwaninger, DEN 174 312 .5581998-99 Karen Schell, KEN 148 258 .5741999-2000 Katy Sturtz, OWU 163 278 .5862000-01 Katy Sturtz, OWU 235 402 .5852001-02 Lindsey Chappell, EARL 90 163 .5522002-03 Lindsey Chappell, EARL 159 250 .6362003-04 Lindsey Chappell, EARL 132 220 .6002004-05 Carly Loehrke, WOO 147 262 .5612005-06 Katy Zeanah, KEN 144 252 .5712006-07 Carly Loehrke, WOO 159 265 .6002007-08 Stephanie Boardman, WITT 125 196 .638THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEYear Player FG FGA Pct1987-88 Ann Osborne, OWU 15 41 .3661988-89 Shelley Brown, ALL 14 35 .4001989-90 Kelly Lindsley, OBE 42 127 .3311990-91 Heather Allred, DEN 19 50 .3801991-92 Jeannie Alcorn, ALL 22 52 .4231992-93 Jenni Swartz, WITT 32 83 .3861993-94 Cindy Bailey, OWU 7 13 .4121994-95 Erin McQuillan, ALL 27 68 .3971995-96 Mechelle Pothast, WITT 87 192 .4531996-97 Amber Sherman, WITT 42 90 .4671997-98 Sandy Isaranucheep, KEN 34 84 .4051998-99 Kendra Tolford, DEN 38 90 .4221999-2000 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU 25 58 .4312000-01 Molly Baumann, DEN 63 145 .4342001-02 Kelly Heil, OWU 49 137 .3582002-03 Lindsey Schaaff, WOO 52 132 .3942003-04 Valery Medwid, ALL 35 85 .4122004-05 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 59 128 .4612005-06 Megan Sheasby, KEN 29 67 .4332006-07 Monica Zell, OBE 56 130 .4312007-08 Kym Wenz, WOO 23 44 .523FREE THROW PERCENTAGEYear Player FT FTA Pct1984-85 Jill Tibbe, KEN 63 80 .7881985-86 Lisa Smith, ALL 43 51 .8431986-87 Lisa Diment, WOO 55 69 .7971987-88 Cindy Kyler, ALL 57 73 .7811988-89 Leslie Douglas, KEN 50 64 .7811989-90 Krista Jacobs, OWU 111 131 .8471990-91 Krista Jacobs, OWU 101 118 .8561991-92 Christy Evans, WOO 88 110 .800Kathy Killeen, CWRU 76 95 .8001992-93 Teresa Page, EARL 49 57 .8601993-94 Kim Graf, KEN 66 76 .8681994-95 Michelle Westerdale, WITT 85 104 .8171995-96 Katie Montague, WOO 68 87 .7821996-97 Sue Roberts, WOO 50 60 .8331997-98 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN 62 75 .8271998-99 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU 89 108 .8241999-2000 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU 97 123 .7892000-01 Kristen Love, DEN 62 74 .8382001-02 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 107 134 .7992002-03 Lindsey Chappell, EARL 134 170 .7882003-04 Haley Warden, WITT 120 156 .7692004-05 Carly Loehrke, WOO 68 82 .8292005-06 Eva George, KEN 56 66 .8482006-07 Steffi Graf, OWU 65 80 .8132007-08 Ali Rohlfs, WITT 52 66 .788NCAC HISTORY13

NCAC HISTORYBLOCKED SHOTSYear Player G Blocks Avg1984-85 not available1985-86 Elaine Cotronakis, CWRU 18 42 2.31986-87 Elaine Cotronakis, CWRU 15 27 1.81987-88 Elaine Cotronakis, CWRU 23 67 2.91988-89 Sherri Lett, OBE 23 50 2.21989-90 Amy Aukamp, WOO 26 47 1.81990-91 Amy Aukamp, WOO 25 57 2.31991-92 Megan Schulte, OBE 22 44 2.01992-93 Molly DeVoogt, ALL 26 50 1.91993-94 Dee Wells, OBE 19 47 2.51994-95 Dee Wells, OBE 23 48 2.11995-96 Stacey Anderson, ALL 25 46 1.81996-97 Heather Dales, WOO 22 66 3.01997-98 Heather Dales, WOO 23 52 2.31998-99 Karen Schell, KEN 25 49 1.91999-2000 Kristen Rice, WOO 25 42 1.72000-01 Katy Sturtz, OWU 33 48 1.52001-02 Tiffany Barbee, OWU 29 53 1.82002-03 Kristen Rice, WOO 26 49 1.92003-04 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 27 80 2.92004-05 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 29 106 3.72005-06 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 17 46 2.72006-07 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 26 65 2.52007-08 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 29 56 1.9Lauren GenteneSTEALSYear Player G Steals Avg1984-85 not available1985-86 Lisa Robinson, OBE 14 69 4.91986-87 Mary Jo Domurat, CWRU 25 110 4.41987-88 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 25 74 3.01988-89 Sherri Lett, OBE 23 80 3.51989-90 Ann Gilbert, OBE 25 109 4.41990-91 Christi Clay, DEN 21 86 4.11991-92 Christi Clay, DEN 26 107 4.11992-93 Christi Clay, DEN 25 72 2.91993-94 Amanda Schmidt, ALL 26 117 4.51994-95 Carrie Losneck, OBE 23 98 4.31995-96 Robyn Risley, CWRU 25 99 4.01996-97 Emily Donovan, KEN 28 85 3.01997-98 Laurie Douglass, KEN 19 68 3.61998-99 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 26 110 4.21999-2000 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 25 88 3.52000-01 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 25 85 3.42001-02 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 24 129 5.42002-03 Amber Coleman, OBE 25 70 2.82003-04 Cristina Briboneria, OBE 26 91 3.52004-05 Natalie Barone, WOO 15 39 2.62005-06 Alyssa Clark, OBE 24 58 2.42006-07 Winnie Adrien, WOO 24 56 2.32007-08 Stephanie Wolf, ALL 26 69 2.7008 09 O U o e sBas etba14

008 09 O U o e s as etbaPREVIOUS NCAC PLAYERS OF THE YEARYear Player1984-85 Jill Swanson, Allegheny1985-86 Joan Smith, Allegheny1986-87 Robin Jones, Denison1987-88 Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny1988-89 Heather Spencer, Kenyon1989-90 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1990-91 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1991-92 Karen Porath, Ohio Wesleyan1992-93 Kate Ryan, Ohio Wesleyan1993-94 Christi Clay, Denison1994-95 Kim Huber, Allegheny1995-96 Kim Huber, Allegheny1996-97 Kim Graf, Kenyon1997-98 Katie Montague, Wooster1998-99 Karen Schell, Kenyon1999-2000 Stephany Dunmyer, Kenyon2000-01 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2001-02 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2002-03 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2003-04 Haley Warden, Wittenberg2004-05 Emma Woodward, Denison2005-06 Kathy Hittle, Wittenberg2006-07 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2007-08 Anne Dugan, KenyonPREVIOUS NCAC NEWCOMERS OF THE YEARYear Player1995-96 Katie Montague, Wooster1996-97 Megan Coughlin, Ohio Wesleyan1997-98 Mary Kay Schwaninger, Denison1998-99 Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin1999-2000 Nara DeJesus, Wooster2000-01 Lindsey Chappell, Earlham2001-02 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2002-03 Courtney Steding, Allegheny2003-04 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2004-05 Anne Dugan, Kenyon2005-06 Carolyn Simpson, Denison2006-07 Shontavia Davis, EarlhamKym Wenz, Wooster2007-08 Kayla Gordon, Ohio WesleyanHaley Dahlgard, DenisonPREVIOUS NCAC COACHES OF THE YEARYear Coach1984-85 Kay Gould, AlleghenyNan Nichols, Wooster1985-86 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan1986-87 Gretchen Weitbrecht, Kenyon1987-88 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan1988-89 Chris Hart, WoosterRonda Seagraves, Allegheny1989-90 Pam Evans, Wittenberg1990-91 Pam Evans, WittenbergSara Lee, Denison1991-92 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan1992-93 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio WesleyanJill Butcher, Earlham1993-94 Ann Osborne, Kenyon1994-95 Pam Evans, Wittenberg1995-96 Kristin Hughes, Case Reserve1996-97 Suzanne Helfant, Kenyon1997-98 Sara Lee, Denison1998-99 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan1999-2000 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan2000-01 Jeannine Ruh, Earlham2001-02 Pam Smith, Wittenberg2002-03 Pam Smith, Wittenberg2003-04 Pam Smith, Wittenberg2004-05 Suzanne Helfant, Kenyon2005-06 Pam Smith, Wittenberg2006-07 Sara Lee, Denison2007-08 Suzanne Helfant, KenyonKaren PorathKate RyanKaty SturtzKelly HeilMegan CoughlinNCAC HISTORY15

NCAC RECORDSNCAC RECORDSINDIVIDUAL — GAMEPoints: 61, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin) vs. Allegheny, 2/6/1991Field Goal Attempts: 55, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin) vs. Allegheny,2/6/1991Field Goals: 28, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin) vs. Allegheny, 2/6/1991Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (12-12), Amber Bishop(Wittenberg) vs. Hiram, 2/7/20033-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 24, Kim Graf (Kenyon) vs. Asbury,2/11/19953-Pt. Field Goals: 10, Kim Graf (Kenyon) vs. OWU, 1/20/1996;Kim Graf (Kenyon) vs. Bluffton, 2/12/19973-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6), Amber Sherman(Wittenberg) vs. Allegheny, 1/4/1997Free Throw Attempts: 22, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham) vs.Wittenberg, 2/12/1992, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham) vs.Wooster, 2/5/1994Free Throws: 18, Alyssa Clark (Oberlin) vs. Earlham,1/21/2006Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15), Katie Montague(Wooster) vs. Allegheny, 2/11/1998Rebounds: 25, Kim Huber (Allegheny) vs. Thiel, 1/10/1996;Michelle Popovec (Allegheny) vs. Wooster, 2/9/2000Assists: 17, Traci Duez (Case Reserve) vs. Lake Erie, 2/1/1985Blocked Shots: 10, Dee Wells (Oberlin) vs. OWU, 1/12/1994Steals: 13, Nzinga Broussard (Oberlin) vs. Wooster, 1/29/2002INDIVIDUAL — SEASONPoints: 778, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin), 1989-90Scoring Average: 31.2 (749 in 24g), Ann Gilbert (Oberlin),1990-91Field Goal Attempts: 710, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin), 1989-90Field Goals: 319, Ann Gilbert (Oberlin), 1989-90Field Goal Percentage: 63.8 (125-196), Stephanie Boardman,(Wittenberg), 2007-083-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 279, Kim Graf (Kenyon), 1995-963-Pt. Field Goals: 110, Kim Graf (Kenyon), 1996-973-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 52.3 (23-44), Kym Wenz(Wooster), 2007-08Free Throw Attempts: 236, Karen Schell (Kenyon), 1997-98Free Throws: 183, Jessica Viertlboeck (Ohio Wesleyan),2000-01Free Throw Percentage: 86.8 (66-76), Kim Graf (Kenyon),1993-94Rebounds: 360, Katy Sturtz (Ohio Wesleyan), 2000-01Assists: 177, Suzanne Helfant (Allegheny), 1985-86Blocked Shots: 106, Kristen Sheffield (Denison), 2004-05Steals: 129, Nzinga Broussard (Oberlin), 2001-02INDIVIDUAL — CAREERPoints: 2112, Kelly Heil (Ohio Wesleyan), 2001-05Scoring Average: 31.2 (1527 in 49g), Ann Gilbert (Oberlin),1989-91Field Goal Attempts: 1738, Kim Huber (Allegheny), 1992-96Field Goals: 822, Kim Huber (Allegheny), 1992-96Field Goal Percentage: 57.1 (741-1298), Katy Sturtz (OWU),1998-20023-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 987, Kim Graf (Kenyon), 1993-973-Pt. Field Goals: 365, Kim Graf (Kenyon), 1993-973-Pt. Field Goal Pct: 40.1 (190-474), Mechelle Pothast(Wittenberg), 1993-97Free Throw Attempts: 704, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham),1990-94Free Throws: 522, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham), 1990-94Free Throw Percentage: 81.6 (142-174), Michelle Westerdale(Wittenberg), 1991-95Rebounds: 1217, Jill Myers (Ohio Wesleyan), 1984-88Assists: 601, Suzanne Helfant (Allegheny), 1984-88Blocked Shots: 336, Kristen Sheffield (Denison), 2003-07Steals: 404, Nzinga Broussard (Oberlin), 1998-2002TEAM — GAMEPoints: 112, Allegheny vs. Denison, 1/11/1986;Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Points, Both Teams: 194,Allegheny (108) vs. Oberlin (86), 2/6/1991;Ohio Wesleyan (101) vs. Point Park (93), 11/29/1997Margin of Victory: 95, Allegheny (112) vs. Denison (17),1/11/1986Field Goal Attempts: 105, Allegheny vs. Oberlin, 2/6/1985Field Goals: 51, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67), OWU vs. Denison,1/17/19903-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 59, OWU vs. Chatham, 11/27/20053-Pt. Field Goals: 17, OWU vs. Kenyon, 1/11/20063-Pt. Field Goal Pct: 100.0 (5-5), OWU vs. Lake Erie, 1/31/1994Free Throw Attempts: 55, Earlham vs. Wooster, 2/5/1994Free Throws: 37, Earlham vs. Wooster, 2/5/1994Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (16-16), Kenyon vs. OWU,2/7/1987Rebounds: 79, Oberlin vs. Wilberforce, 2/6/1999Assists: 36, Earlham vs. Cincinnati Bible, 12/6/1993;Wooster vs. Trinity, 12/19/2002Blocked Shots: 14, Oberlin vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1/12/1994Steals: 31, Wittenberg vs. Kenyon, 2/25/1992TEAM — SEASONPoints: 2395, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Scoring Average: 82.9 (2320 in 28g), Allegheny, 1985-86Scoring Defense: 47.5 (1283 in 27g), Kenyon, 2004-05Scoring Margin: 30.7 (82.9-52.2), Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Attempts: 2122, Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goals: 975, Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Percentage: 47.7 (773-1621), Ohio Wesleyan, 1991-923-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 867, Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-063-Pt. Field Goals: 264, Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-063-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 39.5 (144-365), Wittenberg, 1995-96Free Throw Attempts: 766, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throws: 523, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Percentage: 73.0 (309-423), Denison, 2007-08Rebounds: 1565, Wooster, 1984-85Rebound Margin: 15.5 (52.6-37.1), Allegheny, 1985-86Assists: 539, Allegheny, 1986-87Blocked Shots: 162, Wooster, 1996-97Steals: 424, Wittenberg, 2002-03Wins: 26, Allegheny, 1985-86; Wittenberg, 1989-90;Kenyon, 1996-97; Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Winning Percentage: .929 (26-2), Allegheny, 1985-86;Kenyon, 1996-97Winning Streak: 24, Wittenberg, 1994-95Winning Streak (NCAC games): 53, Wittenberg, 1993-96916

9About the NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter member of theNorth Coast Athletic Conference, which began competitionin the 1984-85 academic year. Other chartermembers are Allegheny College, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Denison University, Kenyon College, OberlinCollege and the College of Wooster. Earlham College andWittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, and HiramCollege and Wabash College joined the NCAC in 1998.The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic and athleticexcellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasison athletics. They also believe the principle of balanceis important in athletic programs at the Division III level,with no “major” or “minor” sports in comparison with anyother, but all equally worthwhile. Equity for both men’sand women’s sports is a founding and standard principle.The NCAC’s 22 championship sports includes 11 for menand 11 for women, the latter figure leading all Division IIIconferences in the country. When at least 5 Conferenceinstitutions sponsor a varsity sport, the NCAC conductschampionship play and honors the champion.During the NCAC’s 24 years of competition, the leagueThe NCAC in BriefExecutive Director >> Dennis CollinsOffi ce Phone >> (440) 871-8100Home Phone >> (440) 892-1904Assistant Director >>Assistant Director >>Keri Alexander LuchowskiSue PenickaFax Machine >> (440) 871-4221Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116E-mail >>Home Page >>ncac@northcoast.orghttp://www.northcoast.orgFounded >> February, 1983Conference Colors >>Championship Sports >>Red, White and Blue22 (11 men, 11 women)has established itself as one of the most competitive in thenation. A total of 45 teams in all 22 sports, and all 10 NCACschools, were represented in national competition last year,with 2 teams winning NCAA Division III championships toraise the conference’s 24-year total to 57. In addition, 184student-athletes from around the league earned All-Americaand/or Academic All-America ® honors.ABOUT THE NCACCYNTHIA HOLLIDAYSenior Women’s AdministratorOhio Wesleyan University has been in the forefront of establishing excellenceand equity in the athletic arena for both men and women. Ohio Wesleyan was oneof the founding institutions of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).In the early 1980s, Mary Parker, a coach and administrator at Ohio Wesleyan, playedan integral role in founding the Centennial Conference, the first conference in thenation formed specifically for women’s athletics. In 1983, Ohio Wesleyan became acharter member of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC). The NCAC’s foundingphilosophy includes both sport and gender equity as well as a firm commitment toacademics. The NCAC conducts championships in 22 sports, 11 for men and 11 forwomen. Ohio Wesleyan’s Athletic Hall of Fame was one of the first to induct both menand women. Ohio Wesleyan University will continue the commitment to excellence,academically, athletically and with sport and gender equity a priority.17

2007-08 OWU REVIEW2007-08 IN REVIEWThomas More 75, OWU 45Nov. 16 at WilmingtonKathleen Cooper hit a 3-pointer to bring Ohio Wesleyanwithin 8-7, but the Saints answered with a 24-4 run and wenton to defeat the Bishops in the first round of the Damon’sWilmington Inn Tip-Off Tournament, hosted by WilmingtonCollege.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 14, Gordon 7.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lawson 5, Gordon 3.ASSIST LEADERS: Adamsky 2; 3 with 1.OWU 72, Dubuque 53Nov. 17 at WilmingtonPam Quigney, Steffi Graf and Stacey Aaron hit 3-pointersduring an 11-0 run that gave Ohio Wesleyan the lead, andthe Bishops went on to defeat the Spartans in the third-placegame of the Damon’s Wilmington Inn Tip-Off Tournament.Graf represented the Bishops on the all-tournament team.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 15, Aaron 11.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Macklin 7; Graf, Lawson 6.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper, Macklin 3; 2 with 2.OWU 82, Frostburg State 48Nov. 23 at Branch Rickey ArenaAaron scored 5 points during an 11-2 first-half run, LindseyMacklin converted a pivotal 4-point play, and Graf hit a3-pointer during an 11-0 run to close the first half as OhioWesleyan defeated the Bobcats in the first round of the BishopClassic “Hoops for Hope” tournament.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon, Lawson 12; Graf, Macklin 10.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Cooper 5; Macklin, Titus 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell 6; Cooper, Graf 2.OWU 71, Capital 61Nov. 24 at Branch Rickey ArenaQuigney hit her first 5 shots, with 4 of them coming from3-point range, as Ohio Wesleyan raced to a 21-11 lead, and theBishops held the 20th-ranked Crusaders scoreless for over 3minutes down the stretch to take a win in the championshipgame of the Bishop Classic “Hoops for Hope” tournament.Quigney finished with a season-high 23 points, with 16 ofthose coming in the first half. The win was Ohio Wesleyan’sfirst over Capital since the 1981-82 season, snapping a string of13 straight losses to the Crusaders.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 23, Lawson 13.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Macklin 8, Lawson 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper, Macklin, Lawson 3.Case Reserve 74, OWU 61Dec. 1 at ClevelandTyler Cordell hit a lay-in to give the Bishops a 21-20 lead,but the Spartans responded with a 14-0 run to take the leadfor good, then held off an Ohio Wesleyan second-half rallyto record a non-conference win. With the Bishops trailing,45-35, the Ohio Wesleyan defense clamped down, holdingthe Spartans to one basket during the next 6-plus minutes.Meanwhile, Graf and Cordell sank lay-ins, Laurel Lawsonadded a bucket, Quigney hit a free throw and Kayla Gordondrilled a 3-pointer to bring Ohio Wesleyan within 48-45, butthat was as close as the Bishops would come.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 14, Lawson 11.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon, Lawson, Quigney 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Quigney 4, Cordell 3.OWU 63, Earlham 61Dec. 5 at Branch Rickey ArenaAaron buried a 3-pointer with 2.9 seconds remaining inregulation time to lift Ohio Wesleyan over Earlham in theNCAC opener for both teams. The Quakers had taken a 61-60lead on a lay-in with :29 to play. Ohio Wesleyan worked for agood shot and Lindsey Macklin found Aaron alone in the rightcorner for the game-winning basket.SCORING LEADERS: Lester 13, Gordon 12.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Macklin 9, Lester 7.ASSIST LEADERS: Graf 6; 3 with 3.OWU 62, Hiram 44Dec. 8 at HiramGordon scored 3 points during an 11-0 first-half run thathelped Ohio Wesleyan break open an NCAC win. The Terriershad closed to within 7-5 with 13:36 left in the first half, butHiram would not score again for more than 8 minutes.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 10, Hamilton 9.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon 8, Lester 6.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell, Graf, Lawson 2.Ohio Northern 72, OWU 55Dec. 12 at AdaMacklin hit a lay-in to give Ohio Wesleyan a 29-28 lead late inthe first half, but the Polar Bears scored the next 6 points totake the lead for good and went on to defeat the Bishops innon-conference action.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 16, Macklin 14.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Macklin 5; 3 with 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 6; Cordell, Graf 2.OWU 74, Adrian 67Dec. 28 at South Padre Island, TexasCordell scored 6 points during an 18-5 second-half runthat gave Ohio Wesleyan a 20-point lead, and the Bishopswithstood a late Adrian rally to defeat the Bulldogs in the firstround of the South Padre Island Shootout.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon 18, Graf 11.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Hamilton, Lawson 6; 3 with 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 5, Graf 4.OWU 59, Ripon 38Dec. 29 at South Padre Island, TexasAaron scored 6 points and Kelli Lester added 5 more duringa 15-3 run that put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay, and theBishops pulled away during the second half in defeating theRed Hawks in the championship game of the South PadreIsland Shootout. Graf was named the tournament’s MostValuable Player. She was joined on the all-tournament teamby Lawson. Graf also was named NCAC Player of the Week forher efforts in the tournament.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 15, Gordon 10.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon 6, Lester 3.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell, Graf 5; Macklin 3.Kenyon 55, OWU 48Jan. 4 at Branch Rickey ArenaGraf had 4 points during an 8-0 run that shaved a 49-40 deficitto 49-48 with 3:28 left in regulation time, but the Ladies scoredthe final 6 points of the game to escape with an NCAC win.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon 14, Graf 13.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Graf 7; 4 with 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper, Graf, Lawson 2.008 09 O U o e s as etba18

OWU 61, Wooster 48Jan. 5 at WoosterGordon scored 8 points during the first half as Ohio Wesleyanerased a 9-point deficit, and the Bishops pulled away duringthe second half to post an NCAC win over the Fighting Scots.Cordell finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds, recordingseason bests in both categories, and led Ohio Wesleyan with 4assists.008 09 O U o e s as etbaSCORING LEADERS: Gordon 15, Cordell 10.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Cordell 10, Lester 9.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell 4; Lester, Macklin 2.Denison 68, OWU 63Jan. 9 at Branch Rickey ArenaGordon scored 14 points and Katie Hamilton added 11 as OhioWesleyan pared a 15-point second-half deficit to 3 points withjust over 3 minutes to play, but Denison went 7-for-8 from theline during the final 2 minutes to hold on for an NCAC win.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon 19, Hamilton 17.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Hamilton 10, Gordon 7.ASSIST LEADERS: Graf, Quigney 3; 4 with 2.OWU 77, Allegheny 52Jan. 12 at Meadville, Pa.Graf scored 7 points during a 13-3 run that put Ohio Wesleyanahead to stay, and added 9 points during a 16-3 run thathelped the Bishops pull away for an NCAC win over the Gators.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 24, Gordon 11.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon, Graf 5; Cooper, Macklin 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 6, Graf 4.OWU 66, Earlham 47Jan. 19 at Richmond, Ind.Graf and Macklin scored 4 points apiece as Ohio Wesleyanopened the game with an 8-0 run and never looked back onthe way to an NCAC win over the Quakers.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 16; Gordon, Hamilton 10.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 7, Graf 6.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 5, Macklin 3.OWU 87, Wittenberg 73Jan. 26 at Branch Rickey ArenaLawson scored 8 points during a 17-3 first-half run that putOhio Wesleyan ahead to stay, and the Bishops withstood asecond-half Wittenberg rally to take an NCAC win. OhioWesleyan hit 18 of 28 field goal attempts during the first half,with the .643 field goal percentage breaking the school recordof .622 (23-37) set in the first half of a game against Denisonon Jan. 17, 1990. The Bishops shot 60 percent (15-for-25) duringthe second half and finished the game with a .623 field goalpercentage, connecting on 33 of 53 from the field. The 87points was the most ever scored by Ohio Wesleyan in a gameagainst Wittenberg. Only once had the Bishops surpassed 80points against the Tigers, that coming in an 81-75 overtimewin in the 2002 NCAC tournament championship game. OhioWesleyan’s highest single-game point total in a regulationgame against Wittenberg was 78 points, once during the 1996-97 season at Wittenberg and once during the 1999-2000 seasonat Branch Rickey Arena.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 16, Graf 15.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 7, Lawson 6.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 6, Cordell 4.OWU 86, Oberlin 35Jan. 30 at Branch Rickey ArenaGraf scored 6 points and Gordon had 5 as Ohio Wesleyanopened the game with a 20-2 run and cruised to an NCAC winover the Yeowomen.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 22, Seibel 12.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Adamsky 11, Gordon 5.ASSIST LEADERS: 5 with 2.Kenyon 57, OWU 54Feb. 2 at GambierQuigney hit a jumper from the lane to tie the game at 54-54with 1:06 left in regulation time, but Kenyon answered witha 3-pointer, and the Ladies withstood a trio of game-tying3-point attempts to hold on for an NCAC win. After Kenyontook the lead, Macklin misfired on a game-tying 3-point try,and Kenyon cleared the rebound. After a Bishop foul, theLadies missed the front end of a one-and-one, giving OhioWesleyan another shot at a game-tying 3-pointer, but Gordonand Graf were not able to connect.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon 16, Graf 14.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon 10, Lester 9.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper, Macklin 4; Graf 2.OWU 91, Wooster 57Feb. 5 at Branch Rickey ArenaGordon scored 6 points and Cordell added 5 as Ohio Wesleyanopened the game with a 20-2 run and went on to defeatWooster in NCAC action.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 16, Gordon 15.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 7, Lawson 5.ASSIST LEADERS: Macklin 5, Cordell 4.Denison 61, OWU 41Feb. 8 at GranvilleGordon scored to give the Bishops a 2-0 lead, but Denisonreeled off the next 13 points and went on to an NCAC win.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 12, Gordon 8.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 7; Gordon, Graf 5.ASSIST LEADERS: Cooper 2; 3 with 1.OWU 63, Wittenberg 62Feb. 13 at SpringfieldLester scored the tying basket with :49 left in regulation timeand sank a free throw with :20 remaining to put the Bishopsahead to stay, and the Ohio Wesleyan defense recorded a stopon the final possession to edge the Tigers in an NCAC verdict.Wittenberg had taken a 62-60 lead with exactly 1 minute toplay, and after a Bishop timeout with :51 to go, Lester hit alay-in right away to even the score at 62 with :49 remaining.Wittenberg missed on its next possession, and Lester grabbedthe rebound and was fouled with :20 to go. She hit the firstfree throw to put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay, but missedthe second charity shot. Wittenberg called time out with :09left, and the Tigers misfired with :04 left. Ohio Wesleyan gotthe ball out of bounds with 4/10 of a second remaining, andthe Bishops were able to run out the clock. The win gaveOhio Wesleyan a sweep of the regular-season series againstWittenberg for the first time since the 1999-2000 season.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 19, Lester 16.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 7, Gordon 6.ASSIST LEADERS: Macklin 5; Cooper, Quigney 2.2007-08 OWU REVIEW19

2007-08 OIWU REVIEWOWU 69, Allegheny 57Feb. 16 at Branch Rickey ArenaGraf erupted for 7 consecutive points in less than 30 secondsto give Ohio Wesleyan the lead, and the Bishops held off asecond-half Allegheny rally to take an NCAC win over theGators. Allegheny had taken a 43-41 lead with 11:31 left inregulation time when Graf was fouled on the Bishops’ nextpossession and hit a pair of free throws to tie the game at43-43 with 10:56 remaining. She then stole the ball and took itin for a lay-in and a 45-43 Bishop lead, and as the Gators gotthe ball over midcourt on their next possession, Graf knifedin front of a Gator pass, streaked downcourt, pulled up andburied a 3-pointer that gave Ohio Wesleyan a 48-43 lead with10:27 to play. Hamilton followed with a 3-point play, andLester later knocked down a 3-pointer, capping a 13-1 OhioWesleyan run that gave the Bishops a 54-44 edge. Lesterwas named NCAC Player of the Week for her efforts in theWittenberg and Allegheny games.SCORING LEADERS: Graf 20, Cordell 12.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon, Lester 5; 2 with 4.ASSIST LEADERS: 6 with 2.Steffi GrafOWU 78, Oberlin 49Feb. 20 at OberlinGraf scored 8 points during a 14-0 first-half run that put OhioWesleyan ahead to stay in an NCAC win over the Yeowomen.Quigney led the Bishops with a season-high 28 points.SCORING LEADERS: Quigney 28, Graf 18.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gordon 6, Spiegel 5.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell 4, Graf 3.OWU 94, Hiram 48Feb. 23 at Branch Rickey ArenaGordon, Graf and Quigney hit 3-pointers during an early 15-3run that put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay, and Gordon added8 points during a 20-0 second-half run that broke open anNCAC win over the Terriers. Ohio Wesleyan tied for secondplace in the final NCAC standings, and the Bishops receivedthe No. 2 seed in the conference tournament because of theirseason sweep of Wittenberg.SCORING LEADERS: Gordon 15; Cordell, Quigney 14.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Lester 8, Lawson 5.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell 5, Cooper 4.NCAC TOURNAMENT008 09 O U o e s as etbaOWU 94, Hiram 49Feb. 27 at Branch Rickey ArenaGraf, Malley Adamsky and Lauren Gentene hit 3-pointersduring an 18-3 first-half run that moved Ohio Wesleyan’s leadinto double digits, and Graf and Lester combined for 11 pointsduring a 20-0 second-half run that broke open an NCACtournament quarterfinal win over Hiram.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 13; Graf, Hamilton 11.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Spiegel 8, Macklin 7.ASSIST LEADERS: Macklin 4; Cordell, Quigney 3.Wittenberg 61, OWU 45Feb. 29 at GambierWittenberg opened the game with an 8-0 run and went onto defeat Ohio Wesleyan in an NCAC tournament semifinalcontest.SCORING LEADERS: Lawson 7; Cordell, Graf 6.REBOUNDING LEADERS: Hamilton 5; Cooper, Macklin 4.ASSIST LEADERS: Cordell 4, Cooper 3.20

LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDINDIVIDUAL — OHIO WESLEYAN40 points: Feb. 16, 1979, Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace(42)30 points: Dec. 17, 2004, Kelly Heil vs. Anderson (33)Two players with 30 points: Feb. 6, 2004, vs. DenisonErica Brizendine (31) and Kelly Heil (30)Three players with 20 points: Feb. 19, 2002, vs. OberlinKelly Heil (23), Tiffany Barbee (22) and Katy Sturtz (21)Two players with 20 points: Jan. 17, 2007, at HiramRachel Messaros (28) and Steffi Graf (26)Six players in double figures: Feb. 23, 2008, vs. HiramKayla Gordon (15), Tyler Cordell (14), Pam Quigney (14),Laurel Lawson (13), Steffi Graf (10) and Chelsie Spiegel (10)Five players in double figures: Feb. 27, 2008, vs. HiramLaurel Lawson (13), Steffi Graf (11), Katie Hamilton (11),Kayla Gordon (10) and Kelli Lester (10)Four players in double figures: Feb. 13, 2008, at WittenbergPam Quigney (19), Kelli Lester (16),Steffi Graf (12) and Kayla Gordon (11)No players in double figures: Feb. 29, 2008, vs. Wittenberg20 rebounds: Dec. 28, 2000, Katy Sturtz at Otterbein (21)15 rebounds: Feb. 25, 2005, Erica Brizendine at Kenyon (19)20 pts and 20 reb: Feb. 19, 2000, Katy Sturtz vs. Allegheny(20-22)Four players with 10 rebounds: Nov. 29, 1989, at Baldwin-Wallace; Krista Jacobs (12), Kelly Rochford (11), Leigh Sears(10), Liz Stuller (10)Five 3-point baskets: Feb. 20, 2008, Pam Quigney at Oberlin(6)10 assists: Dec. 4, 2002, Krystal Sensabaugh at Oberlin (10)5 blocked shots: Jan. 26, 2005, Erica Brizendine at Hiram (5)5 steals: Feb. 5, 2008, Tyler Cordell vs. Wooster (5)Triple Double: Dec. 29, 2001, Mindy Hammond at OhioNorthern (18p, 10r, 11a)9 O U o e s as etbaINDIVIDUAL — OPPONENT30 points: Feb. 19, 2003, Meghan Overom, Denison (32)Three players with 20 points: Dec. 1, 2004, at OberlinJessica Oram (24), Nicole Burford (21) and CristinaBriboneria (20)Two players with 20 points: Dec. 1, 2007, at Case ReserveAshley Horton (20) and Ashleigh Tondo (20)Five players in double figures: Jan. 15, 2005, at AlleghenyMeredith McDonough (15), Courtney Steding (14), ValeryMedwid (12), Caitlin Murtagh (12) and Meghan Vasilisin(11)Four players in double figures: Feb. 29, 2008, vs. WittenbergStephanie Boardman (19), Katie Gregorevich (12),Carrie Dyer (11) and Katherine Hueter (10)No players in double figures: Dec. 29, 2007, vs. Ripon15 rebounds: Nov. 17, 2006, Maggie Gibson, at Washington &Jefferson (16)Three players with 10 rebounds: Jan. 14, 1989, at OberlinAmy Succop (11), Melanie Nelson (11) and Sarah Olken(10)Five 3-point baskets: Dec. 12, 2007, Jenny Merkle, atOhio Northern (6)10 assists: Dec. 7, 2002, Shawndra McDonald, Wash. & Jeff.(10)5 blocked shots: Feb. 8, 2008, Carolyn Simpson, at Denison (6)5 steals: Feb. 29, 2008, Kristin Donawerth, Wittenberg (6)TEAM — OHIO WESLEYAN110 points: Feb. 19, 1992, H- Ohio Wesleyan 112, Earlham 59100 points: Feb. 18, 1995, A- Ohio Wesleyan 103, Oberlin 3470 rebounds: Jan. 23, 1988, at Oberlin (70)60 rebounds: Dec. 7, 1996, vs. Westminster (68)50 rebounds: Feb. 27, 2008, vs. Hiram (50)25 assists: Jan. 5, 2001, vs. Oberlin (27)10 blocked shots: Feb. 1, 2003, vs. Wittenberg (10)15 steals: Feb. 23, 2008, vs. Hiram (16)TEAM — OPPONENT100 points: Jan. 23, 1982, A- Malone 109, Ohio Wesleyan 5360 rebounds: Nov. 18, 2000, at Wilmington (60)50 rebounds: Feb. 11, 2006, Wittenberg (50)25 assists: Jan. 24, 2001, at Denison (28)10 blocked shots: Feb. 1, 2005, at Wittenberg (11)15 steals: Jan. 4, 2008, Kenyon (15)Kelly HeilLAST TIME IT HAPPENED21

BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEARBISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEARYear Coach W L Pct. PF PA1970-71 Helen Masson 4 4 .500 331 3321971-72 Helen Masson 3 5 .375 295 392Masson (2 years) 7 8 .4381972-73 Marge Moses 5 9 .357 507 5731973-74 Mary Parker 9 6 .600 659 5911974-75 Bev McMahon 5 8 .385 609 7141975-76 Bev McMahon 5 7 .417 636 654McMahon (2 years) 10 15 .4001976-77 Linda DeLong 6 5 .545 (incomplete)1977-78 Linda DeLong 16 3 .842 1233 9041978-79 Linda DeLong 17 3 .850 1345 1000DeLong (3 years) 39 11 .7801979-80 Laura Bump 8 10 .444 949 10471980-81 Laura Bump 9 9 .500 1141 11111981-82 Laura Bump 3 15 .167 1061 12911982-83 Laura Bump 11 13 .458 1430 1422Bump (4 years) 31 47 .3971983-84 Arden Kragalott 5 17 .227 1083 12821984-85 Arden Kragalott 9 16 .360 1449 1525Kragalott (2 years) 14 33 .2981985-86 Nan Carney-DeBord 14 12 .538 1515 14241986-87 Nan Carney-DeBord 13 12 .520 1537 15141987-88 Nan Carney-DeBord 16 10 .615 1848 16911988-89 Nan Carney-DeBord 12 10 .545 1561 13851989-90 Nan Carney-DeBord 17 8 .680 1864 16001990-91 Nan Carney-DeBord 20 8 .714 2152 18491991-92* + Nan Carney-DeBord 23 2 .920 1931 13021992-93* Nan Carney-DeBord 21 6 .778 1914 14541993-94 Nan Carney-DeBord 14 9 .609 1580 14261994-95 Nan Carney-DeBord 22 6 .786 2039 16701995-96 Nan Carney-DeBord 15 9 .625 1585 14651996-97 Nan Carney-DeBord 13 12 .520 1685 15731997-98 Nan Carney-DeBord 15 11 .577 1866 17801998-99* + Nan Carney-DeBord 21 7 .750 1982 18151999-2000* Nan Carney-DeBord 23 3 .885 1852 14452000-01* + Nan Carney-DeBord 26 7 .788 2395 21082001-02 + Liana Coutts 21 8 .724 2045 18872002-03 Nan Carney-DeBord 18 10 .643 1751 16612003-04 Nan Carney-DeBord 15 12 .556 1704 15912004-05 Nan Carney-DeBord 17 10 .630 1779 16322005-06 Nan Carney-DeBord 14 12 .538 1706 16152006-07 Nan Carney-DeBord 14 12 .538 1648 14852007-08 Nan Carney-DeBord 18 8 .692 1761 1472Carney-DeBord (22 years) 391 196 .666BISHOP TOTALS (38 years) 517 334 .619*Conference champion (season)+Conference champion (tournament)NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY1992 Atlantic RegionalH- Muskingum 81, OHIO WESLEYAN 681995 Atlantic RegionalH- Mount Union 70, OHIO WESLEYAN 631999 Great Lakes RegionalA- Calvin 60, OHIO WESLEYAN 502001 NATIONAL 3RD PLACEGreat Lakes/South Sectional ChampionsA- OHIO WESLEYAN 67, Lake Forest 55A- OHIO WESLEYAN 72, Hope 71N- OHIO WESLEYAN 71, Centre 64A- OHIO WESLEYAN 66, Baldwin-Wallace 64N- Messiah 70, OHIO WESLEYAN 57N- OHIO WESLEYAN 70, Emmanuel 642002 New York/Northeast SectionalA- OHIO WESLEYAN 71, Buffalo State 61A- OHIO WESLEYAN 73, Ithaca 67N- St. Lawrence 57, OHIO WESLEYAN 56NCAA TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDSOpponent First Game Last Game W LBaldwin-Wallace 2000-01 (66-64) 2000-01 (66-64) 1 0Buffalo State 2001-02 (71-61) 2001-02 (71-61) 1 0Calvin 1998-99 (50-60) 1998-99 (50-60) 0 1Centre 2000-01 (71-64) 2000-01 (71-64) 1 0Emmanuel 2000-01 (70-64) 2000-01 (70-64) 1 0Hope 2000-01 (72-71) 2000-01 (72-71) 1 0Ithaca 2001-02 (73-67) 2001-02 (73-67) 1 0Lake Forest 2000-01 (67-55) 2000-01 (67-55) 1 0Messiah 2000-01 (57-70) 2000-01 (57-70) 0 1Mount Union 1994-95 (63-70) 1994-95 (63-70) 0 1Muskingum 1991-92 (68-81) 1991-92 (68-81) 0 1St. Lawrence 2001-02 (56-57) 2001-02 (56-57) 0 1W L PctNCAA DIVISION III TOTALS (5 years) 7 5 .583922The Battling Bishops pose with the 2001 third-place trophy.

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS008 09 O U o e s as etbaOpponent First Game Last Game W LAdrian 1990-91 (66-90) 2007-08 (74-57) 1 1Albion 1980-81 (74-57) 1994-95 (100-53) 2 3Alice Lloyd 1985-86 (57-85) 1985-86 (57-85) 0 1Allegheny 1984-85 (48-71) 2007-08 (69-57) 28 26Alma 1981-82 (63-85) 1981-82 (63-85) 0 1Anderson 1999-2000 (63-50) 2005-06 (63-61) 3 0Ashland 1970-71 (51-50) 1970-71 (51-50) 1 0Austin 1995-96 (65-53) 1995-96 (65-53) 1 0Baldwin-Wallace 1974-75 (43-33) 2000-01 (66-64) 11 3Bethany 1987-88 (94-79) 2002-03 (61-66) 6 2Bluffton 1978-79 (75-43) 2004-05 (73-46) 13 7Bowdoin 1998-99 (67-78) 1998-99 (67-78) 0 1Buffalo State 2001-02 (71-61) 2001-02 (71-61) 1 0Calvin 1995-96 (54-59) 1998-99 (50-60) 0 2Capital 1970-71 (34-24) 2007-08 (71-61) 5* 20Carlow 1999-2000 (82-56) 1999-2000 (82-56) 1 0Carnegie Mellon 1990-91 (86-74) 1990-91 (86-74) 1 0Case Reserve 1978-79 (79-26) 2007-08 (61-74) 36 8Cedarville 1979-80 (44-58) 1990-91 (76-56) 2 7Central State 1970-71 (47-31) 2002-03 (54-69) 5 3Centre 2000-01 (71-64) 2000-01 (71-64) 1 0Chatham 2005-06 (80-58) 2005-06 (80-58) 1 0Claremont-MS 1999-2000 (78-65) 1999-2000 (78-65) 1 0Dayton 1972-73 (19-41) 1977-78 (56-85) 1 2Defiance 1972-73 (41-32) 2003-04 (66-70) 4 4Denison 1971-72 2007-08 (41-61) 51* 19DePauw 1980-81 (76-48) 1985-86 (60-48) 2 1Dubuque 2007-08 (72-53) 2007-08 (72-53) 1 0Earlham 1983-84 (51-40) 2007-08 (66-47) 42 1Eastern Mennonite 1987-88 (66-63) 1987-88 (66-63) 1 0Edinboro 1971-72 (46-70) 1971-72 (46-70) 0 1Emmanuel 2000-01 (70-64) 2000-01 (70-64) 1 0Findlay 1977-78 (63-32) 1983-84 (48-65) 1 2Franklin 1997-98 (80-64) 2006-07 (48-55) 1 1Frostburg State 2007-08 (82-48) 2007-08 (82-48) 1 0Geneva 1986-87 (58-65) 1999-2000 (75-55) 1 1Gettysburg 2003-04 (65-53) 2003-04 (65-53) 1 0Goucher 1992-93 (75-35) 1992-93 (75-35) 1 0Grinnell 1984-85 (82-58) 1984-85 (82-58) 1 0Grove City 1992-93 (64-56) 2000-01 (60-53) 2 0Guilford 2003-04 (65-60) 2003-04 (65-60) 1 0Hanover 2000-01 (81-52) 2000-01 (81-52) 1 0Heidelberg 1978-79 (75-38) 2006-07 (47-62) 5 8Hilbert 2002-03 (69-27) 2002-03 (69-27) 1 0Hiram 1987-88 (61-79) 2007-08 (94-49) 18 2Hope 1981-82 (55-59) 2001-02 (47-77) 2 4Huntington 1998-99 (52-73) 1998-99 (52-73) 0 1Ithaca 2001-02 (73-67) 2001-02 (73-67) 1 0John Carroll 1982-83 (78-26) 2005-06 (51-61) 2 4Kalamazoo 2000-01 (60-61) 2000-01 (60-61) 0 1Kent State 1973-74 (51-44) 1973-74 (51-44) 1 0Kenyon 1973-74 (36-23) 2007-08 (54-57) 39 28Lake Erie 1993-94 (84-42) 1993-94 (84-42) 1 0Lake Forest 2000-01 (67-55) 2000-01 (67-55) 1 0Malone 1979-80 (32-89) 1981-82 (53-109) 0 4Marietta 1973-74 (44-34) 1995-96 (66-58) 7 1Marymount 2003-04 (39-49) 2003-04 (39-49) 0 1Messiah 2000-01 (57-70) 2000-01 (57-70) 0 1Michigan-Dearborn 1990-91 (66-52) 1990-91 (66-52) 1 0Middlebury 1997-98 (66-74) 1997-98 (66-74) 0 1Milwaukee Engineering 2002-03 (68-42) 2002-03 (68-42) 1 0Mount St. Joseph 1978-79 (51-71) 1989-90 (64-73) 0 8Mount Union 1979-80 (55-44) 2005-06 (65-55) 6 3Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1977-78 (44-52) 1989-90 (66-51) 3 1Muhlenberg 1998-99 (63-85) 1998-99 (63-85) 0 1Muskingum 1970-71 (44-43) 1992-93 (71-76) 11 12North Central 1999-2000 (79-51) 2006-07 (76-68) 2 0Northwestern Ohio 2008-09Notre Dame (Ohio) 2005-06 (67-76) 2005-06 (67-76) 0 1Oberlin 1981-82 (66-41) 2007-08 (78-49) 50 3Ohio Dominican 1970-71 (45-47) 2006-07 (73-59) 7 11Ohio Northern 1972-73 (35-39) 2007-08 (55-72) 8 12Ohio State-Newark 1971-72 (31-43) 1972-73 (44-53) 0 2Ohio University 1970-71 (42-56) 1973-74 (42-56) 0 4Ohio Univ.-Belmont 1989-90 (82-36) 1989-90 (82-36) 1 0Ohio Valley 1997-98 (73-76) 1997-98 (73-76) 0 1Olivet 2008-09Otterbein 1971-72 2000-01 (68-75) 6* 8Penn St.-Altoona 2004-05 (80-63) 2004-05 (80-63) 1 0Pitt-Bradford 2006-07 (69-59) 2006-07 (69-59) 1 0Point Park 1997-98 (101-93) 1997-98 (101-93) 1 0Pomona-Pitzer 1999-2000 (63-37) 1999-2000 (63-37) 1 0Rio Grande 1971-72 (43-28) 1978-79 (84-78) 4 1Ripon 2007-08 (59-38) 2007-08 (59-38) 1 0Robert Morris (Ill.) 2008-09St. Catherine 1997-98 (74-48) 1997-98 (74-48) 1 0St. John Fisher 1992-93 (57-59) 1992-93 (57-59) 0 1St. Lawrence 2001-02 (56-57) 2001-02 (56-57) 0 1St. Mary’s (Ind.) 2008-09St. Norbert 2005-06 (42-64) 2005-06 (42-64) 0 1Seton Hill 2002-03 (59-71) 2002-03 (59-71) 0 1Southwestern 1995-96 (74-68) 1995-96 (74-68) 1 0Thomas More 1991-92 (77-58) 2007-08 (75-85) 10 5Trenton State 1987-88 (63-81) 1987-88 (63-81) 0 1Urbana 1976-77 (W) 1993-94 (80-77) 2 + 0Walsh 1980-81 (55-56) 1980-81 (55-56) 0 1Wash. & Jeff. 2002-03 (46-66) 2006-07 (51-63) 0 4West Va. Wesleyan 1985-86 (48-59) 1985-86 (48-59) 0 1Westminster (Pa.) 1987-88 (72-71) 2005-06 (65-50) 4 1Wheaton (Ill.) 2001-02 (47-64) 2001-02 (47-64) 0 1Whitman 2005-06 (51-73) 2005-06 (51-73) 0 1Wilmington 1976-77 (W) 2004-05 (54-87) 7 + 6Wis.-LaCrosse 1994-95 (58-57) 1994-95 (58-57) 1 0Wittenberg 1970-71 (27-39) 2007-08 (45-61) 23* 42Wooster 1970-71 (41-42) 2007-08 (91-57) 45 25Wright State 1973-74 (45-39) 1975-76 (48-63) 2 1Xavier 1977-78 (53-46) 1979-80 (58-45) 3 0Youngstown State 1973-74 (44-32) 1973-74 (44-32) 1 0bold face indicates 2008-09 opponent+indicates one score missing*indicates one result missingSERIES RECORDS23

ALL-TIME RESULTSALL-TIME RESULTS1970-714-4Coach: Helen MassonDate Site ScoreOWU 47, Central State 31Wooster 42, OWU 41Ohio University 56, OWU 42Wittenberg 39, OWU 27OWU 51, Ashland 50OWU 44, Muskingum 43OWU 34, Capital 24Ohio Dominican 47, OWU 451971-726-9Coach: Helen MassonDate Site ScoreOSU-Newark 43, OWU 31OWU 52, Central State 41CapitalOtterbeinOWU 43, Rio Grande 28Wooster 51, OWU 26Ohio Dominican 51, OWU 23WittenbergOhio University 73, OWU 36OWU 38, Muskingum 35DenisonEdinboro1972-735-9Coach: Marge MosesDate Site ScoreH OSU-Newark 53, OWU 44Central StateA Capital 34, OWU 30H Otterbein 49, OWU 34Rio GrandeWoosterOhio DominicanWittenbergOhio UniversityMuskingumDenison1973-749-6Coach: Mary ParkerDate Site ScoreCentral State 50, OWU 46H Capital 47, OWU 31OWU 51, Rio Grande 36OWU 45, Wright State 39OWU 42, Ohio Dominican 18A OWU 46, Otterbein 39Ohio University 56, OWU 42Wooster 45, OWU 37OWU 44, Marietta 34OWU 36, Kenyon 23Wittenberg 48, OWU 42Denison 45, OWU 31OAISW tournamentOWU 51, Kent State 44OWU 44, Youngstown State 32OWU 71, Dayton 351974-755-8Coach: Bev McMahonDate Site ScoreWittenberg 64, OWU 30Central State 55, OWU 51Rio Grande 61, OWU 35OWU 49, Wright State 48Capital 62, OWU 37Ohio Dominican 53, OWU 36Ohio Northern 53, OWU 45Wooster 62, OWU 43OWU 52, Kenyon 27OWU 64, Marietta 52OWU 43, Baldwin-Wallace 33Denison 65, OWU 41OWU 83, Muskingum 791975-765-7Coach: Bev McMahonDate Site ScoreWittenberg 65, OWU 56OWU 58, Central State 56OWU 71, Otterbein 64Wright State 63, OWU 48Capital 53, OWU 39Ohio Dominican 49, OWU 43Ohio Northern 55, OWU 50Wooster 52, OWU 46OWU 67, Marietta 46OWU 70, Baldwin-Wallace 46Muskingum 55, OWU 32OWU 59, Denison 501976-776-5Coach: Linda DeLongDate Site ScoreOWU 51, Wittenberg 39Denison 38, OWU 32Capital 49, OWU 34OWU 50, Marietta 46OWU 56, Otterbein 44Ohio Northern 66, OWU 29Wooster 67, OWU 37OWU 49, Baldwin-Wallace 31Ohio Dominican def. OWUOWU def. UrbanaOWU def. Wilmington1977-7816-3Coach: Linda DeLongDate Site ScoreOWU 64, Capital 47OWU 55, Wittenberg 35OWU 73, Wilmington 45Mt. Vernon Nazarene 52, OWU 44OWU 63, Otterbein 43OWU 66, Kenyon 34OWU 69, Muskingum 51Ohio Northern 75, OWU 50OWU 97, Baldwin-Wallace 33OWU 63, Findlay 32OWU 59, Denison 34OWU 72, Central State 51OWU 53, Xavier 46OWU 89, Marietta 48OWU 72, Ohio Dominican 51OAISW tournamentN Dayton 85, OWU 56N OWU 67, Muskingum 52N OWU 63, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 35N OWU 58, Defiance 551978-7917-3Coach: Linda DeLongDate Site ScoreOWU 65, Otterbein 35OWU 75, Xavier 61Mount St. Joseph 71, OWU 51OWU 63, Wilmington 51OWU 48, Wittenberg 24OWU 75, Ohio Dominican 47OWU 61, Capital 53OWU 57, Muskingum 54OWU 76, Kenyon 24OWU 75, Bluffton 43OWU 62, Ohio Northern 55OWU 69, Denison 36OWU 96, Baldwin-Wallace 55OWU 79, Case Reserve 26OWU 75, Heidelberg 38OWU 68, Wooster 47OAISW tournamentN OWU 64, Ohio Northern 54N OWU 84, Rio Grande 78 (OT)N Mount St. Joseph 84, OWU 42N Defiance 64, OWU 601979-808-10Coach: Laura BumpDate Site ScoreOtterbein 68, OWU 50Mount St. Joseph 80, OWU 62OWU 58, Xavier 45Wittenberg 62, OWU 56OWU 67, Ohio Dominican 64Malone 89, OWU 32Capital 68, OWU 61Muskingum 60, OWU 51OWU 55, Heidelberg 50OWU 39, Wooster 34Cedarville 58, OWU 44Ohio Northern 58, OWU 45Defiance 66, OWU 37OWU 67, Denison 55OWU 58, Case Reserve 32OAISW tournamentN OWU 61, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 41H Malone 73, OWU 51N OWU 55, Mount Union 441980-819-9Coach: Laura BumpDate Site ScoreMount St. Joseph 71, OWU 59OWU 72, Bluffton 59OWU 76, DePauw 48OWU 69, Heidelberg 48OWU 74, Albion 57OWU 62, Muskingum 54OWU 90, Heidelberg 52OWU 74, Wittenberg 56Ohio Dominican 85, OWU 64Malone 81, OWU 38Capital 66, OWU 55Defiance 65, OWU 53Wooster 80, OWU 50OWU 60, Wilmington 50Ohio Northern 76, OWU 52OWU 79, Denison 36Cedarville 71, OWU 59OAISW tournamentWalsh 56, OWU 55008 09 O U o e s as etba1981-823-15Coach: Laura BumpDate Site ScoreH Mount St. Joseph 68, OWU 56H Bluffton 82, OWU 43N OWU 76, Kenyon 43A Hope 59, OWU 55N OWU 66, Oberlin 41N Denison 80, OWU 62A Muskingum 77, OWU 57H Alma 85, OWU 63A Wittenberg 70, OWU 62H Ohio Dominican 75, OWU 70A Malone 109, OWU 53H OWU 62, Capital 55H Wooster 70, OWU 47A Wilmington 70, OWU 62H Ohio Northern 78, OWU 49A Denison 78, OWU 56H Cedarville 63, OWU 55A Baldwin-Wallace 88, OWU 741982-8311-13, 2-4 CAC*Coach: Laura BumpDate Site ScoreA Mount St. Joseph 74, OWU 57N Albion 54, OWU 45A DePauw 51, OWU 45N OWU 67, Kenyon 32N OWU 53, Denison 51A OWU 63, Otterbein 58H Muskingum 60, OWU 47*H OWU 65, Wilmington 40H Heidelberg 79, OWU 66H OWU 55, Wittenberg 50*H Findlay 63, OWU 51A OWU 81, Ohio Dominican 75 (OT)H OWU 63, Mount Union 56A Capital 69, OWU 57H OWU 78, John Carroll 26A Wooster 59, OWU 35*A Ohio Northern 86, OWU 51*H Denison 69, OWU 66*A Cedarville 58, OWU 53H OWU 74, Oberlin 62*H OWU 79, Baldwin-Wallace 68CAC tournamentH OWU 73, Oberlin 57N Denison 57, OWU 54N Muskingum 68, OWU 521983-845-17, 2-5 CAC*Coach: Arden KragalottDate Site ScoreA Bluffton 66, OWU 45H Mount St. Joseph 62, OWU 53N OWU 51, Earlham 40N OWU 49, Denison 40N Albion 54, OWU 46H Otterbein 56, OWU 53A OWU 48, Case Reserve 44A Muskingum 77, OWU 45*H Ohio Dominican 69, OWU 64 (OT)24

008 09 O U o e s as etbaA Heidelberg 60, OWU 53A Wittenberg 60, OWU 46H Ohio Northern 89, OWU 40A Mount Union 71, OWU 45*H Capital 52, OWU 43A John Carroll 64, OWU 46H Wooster 50, OWU 46*A OWU 64, Kenyon 46*A OWU 58, Denison 41*H Findlay 65, OWU 48H Cedarville 58, OWU 43A Oberlin 59, OWU 50CAC tournamentA Wooster 59, OWU 471984-859-16, 6-6 NCAC*Coach: Arden KragalottDate Site ScoreH Bluffton 68, OWU 58N OWU 64, Hope 59A Wooster 56, OWU 49N Albion 59, OWU 43A Otterbein 69, OWU 62A Capital 60, OWU 44H Muskingum 74, OWU 46H Heidelberg 64, OWU 58A Ohio Dominican 79, OWU 47A OWU 82, Denison 47*H OWU 60, Oberlin 53*A Wooster 54, OWU 43*H OWU 82, Grinnell 58H OWU 79, Case Reserve 70*H OWU 51, Kenyon 41*A OWU 57, Oberlin 53*H OWU 84, Denison 49*H Wooster 52, OWU 50*A Cedarville 77, OWU 71A Allegheny 71, OWU 48*A Case Reserve 60, OWU 57*H Allegheny 64, OWU 51*A Kenyon 72, OWU 50*NCAC tournamentH OWU 65, Case Reserve 43H Allegheny 73, OWU 481985-8614-12, 8-4 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreH Alice Lloyd 85, OWU 57A OWU 67, Muskingum 63H Otterbein 57, OWU 56H Hope 69, OWU 66H OWU 60, DePauw 48H Wooster 61, OWU 59H OWU 58, Wittenberg 50A OWU 65, Bluffton 55A Heidelberg 73, OWU 66H OWU 55, Denison 25*A OWU 58, Oberlin 32*H Wooster 49, OWU 47*H W. Virginia Wesleyan 59, OWU 48A OWU 47, Case Reserve 35*H Allegheny 73, OWU 53*A OWU 56, Kenyon 52*H OWU 67, Oberlin 52*A OWU 79, Denison 28*A OWU 72, Wooster 52*H Ohio Dominican 62, OWU 44A OWU 68, Case Reserve 43*A Allegheny 78, OWU 43*H Kenyon 55, OWU 52*NCAC tournamentH OWU 63, Denison 39N OWU 63, Wooster 60A Allegheny 69, OWU 461986-8713-12, 7-5 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN Geneva 65, OWU 58N OWU 68, Baldwin-Wallace 54N OWU 57, Earlham 34N Hope 72, OWU 50N OWU 66, Wooster 59A Capital 63, OWU 59H OWU 58, Bluffton 56 (OT)A Wittenberg 59, OWU 49H OWU 75, Muskingum 68A Allegheny 63, OWU 52*H OWU 56, Wooster 53*A Kenyon 64, OWU 57*A Otterbein 70, OWU 62H OWU 64, Denison 49*H OWU 67, Oberlin 56*A OWU 62, Case Reserve 60*H Allegheny 82, OWU 65*A Wooster 58, OWU 55*H Kenyon 54, OWU 43*A OWU 68, Denison 59*A OWU 77, Oberlin 54*H OWU 65, Case Reserve 60*A Heidelberg 84, OWU 69NCAC tournamentH OWU 80, Denison 61A Kenyon 57, OWU 55 (OT)1987-8816-10, 10-2 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN OWU 66, Eastern Mennonite 63A Marietta 56, OWU 47H Cedarville 73, OWU 59A Hiram 79, OWU 61N OWU 72, Westminster 71H Capital 84, OWU 67H OWU 78, Bluffton 72N Trenton State 81, OWU 63N Heidelberg 81, OWU 61A Muskingum 72, OWU 64H Allegheny 66, OWU 56*A OWU 73, Wooster 53*H OWU 69, Kenyon 54*A OWU 78, Denison 52*A OWU 69, Oberlin 44*H OWU 71, Case Reserve 38*A Allegheny 80, OWU 73*H OWU 83, Wooster 70*A OWU 80, Kenyon 74*H OWU 91, Denison 54*H OWU 83, Oberlin 40*A OWU 66, Case Reserve 52*A OWU 94, Bethany 79NCAC tournamentH OWU 84, Case Reserve 61H OWU 69, Kenyon 58N Allegheny 84, OWU 711988-8912-10, 10-2 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreA Heidelberg 91, OWU 67N Capital 71, OWU 69H Muskingum 71, OWU 51H OWU 70, Bethany 63A Bluffton 76, OWU 72A Capital 75, OWU 66H OWU 78, Wooster 73*A OWU 78, Case Reserve 50*H OWU 89, Denison 36*A OWU 73, Oberlin 48*H OWU 72, Kenyon 38*A Allegheny 85, OWU 64*H Baldwin-Wallace 87, OWU 74H OWU 92, Case Reserve 41*A OWU 72, Denison 45*H OWU 57, Oberlin 49*A OWU 74, Kenyon 67*H OWU 73, Allegheny 58*A Mount Union 71, OWU 63A Wooster 63, OWU 44*NCAC tournamentH OWU 98, Case Reserve 54H Wooster 73, OWU 651989-9017-8, 9-3 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreA John Carroll 85, OWU 74N Wilmington 59, OWU 56A OWU 50, Baldwin-Wallace 39H OWU 82, Ohio-Belmont 36H OWU 84, Bluffton 64H Capital 84, OWU 69A OWU 77, Bethany 63A OWU 67, Cedarville 62H OWU 79, Wilmington 65A OWU 75, Earlham 57*H Wittenberg 67, OWU 61*H OWU 66, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 51A Allegheny 75, OWU 63* (OT)H OWU 97, Denison 66*A OWU 74, Oberlin 51*H OWU 95, Kenyon 59*A Mount St. Joseph 73, OWU 64H OWU 81, Earlham 75*H OWU 85, Case Reserve 67*A OWU 82, Denison 56*H OWU 99, Wooster 74*A Wittenberg 76, OWU 55*A OWU 74, Kenyon 59*NCAC tournamentH OWU 81, Kenyon 58A Wooster 79, OWU 741990-9120-8, 9-3 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN Wilmington 81, OWU 71N OWU 66, Michigan-Dearborn 52A Muskingum 92, OWU 79H OWU 84, Baldwin-Wallace 69H OWU 91, Bethany 70H Adrian 90, OWU 66A OWU 71, Bluffton 62N OWU 85, Westminster 61A Oberlin 77, OWU 71H OWU 76, Cedarville 56H OWU 85, Bethany 73H OWU 80, Mount Union 69H OWU 102, Earlham 46*A Wittenberg 77, OWU 64*H OWU 86, Carnegie Mellon 74H OWU 84, Allegheny 67*A OWU 66, Denison 54*H OWU 84, Oberlin 67*A OWU 75, Kenyon 40*A OWU 92, Earlham 57*A OWU 75, Case Reserve 53*H OWU 91, Denison 70*A Wooster 59, OWU 53*H Wittenberg 81, OWU 57*H OWU 89, Kenyon 36*NCAC tournamentH OWU 86, Denison 85 (OT)N OWU 67, Allegheny 60N Wittenberg 71, OWU 561991-9223-2, 15-1 NCAC*NCAC co-championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN OWU 68, Defiance 52A OWU 70, Heidelberg 58H OWU 73, Muskingum 63H OWU 89, Kenyon 24*A OWU 51, Allegheny 48*A OWU 68, Wittenberg 58*A OWU 77, Thomas More 58A OWU 67, Denison 48*H OWU 82, Case Reserve 50*H OWU 105, Oberlin 23*A OWU 76, Wooster 47*A OWU 90, Earlham 50*H OWU 80, Allegheny 72*H Wittenberg 66, OWU 61*H OWU 79, Denison 53*A OWU 96, Oberlin 32*H OWU 57, Bluffton 45A OWU 81, Kenyon 17*H OWU 68, Wooster 64*H OWU 112, Earlham 59*A OWU 79, Case Reserve 60*NCAC tournamentH OWU 92, Case Reserve 49A OWU 69, Wooster 60N OWU 73, Wittenberg 65 (OT)NCAA Division III tournamentH Muskingum 81, OWU 68ALL-TIME RESULTS25

ALL-TIME RESULTS1992-9321-6, 15-1 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreH OWU 64, Grove City 56N OWU 74, Wilmington 56A Muskingum 76, OWU 71A OWU 87, Kenyon 42*A OWU 71, Allegheny 59*H Wittenberg 64, OWU 54*H OWU 73, Thomas More 63A Capital 73, OWU 48H OWU 62, Denison 36*A OWU 75, Case Reserve 56*N OWU 75, Goucher 35A St. John Fisher 59, OWU 57A OWU 94, Oberlin 37*H OWU 66, Wooster 58*H OWU 86, Earlham 63*H OWU 72, Allegheny 44*A OWU 60, Wittenberg 57*A OWU 64, Denison 59*H OWU 90, Oberlin 29*A Bluffton 66, OWU 54H OWU 72, Kenyon 41*A OWU 68, Wooster 52*A OWU 89, Earlham 60*H OWU 87, Case Reserve 65*NCAC tournamentH OWU 85, Kenyon 26H OWU 56, Denison 55H Wittenberg 67, OWU 601993-9414-9, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreH OWU 80, Urbana 77H Capital 75, OWU 64H OWU 74, Kenyon 54*H OWU 77, Allegheny 72*A Wittenberg 93, OWU 51*A Baldwin-Wallace 85, OWU 66A Denison 67, OWU 65*H OWU 68, Case Reserve 55*A OWU 66, Thomas More 64H OWU 87, Oberlin 23*A OWU 65, Wooster 48*A OWU 81, Earlham 72*A Allegheny 56, OWU 51*H Wittenberg 60, OWU 51*H Denison 65, OWU 59*H OWU 84, Lake Erie 42A OWU 77, Oberlin 41*H OWU 74, Bluffton 58A Kenyon 68, OWU 59*H OWU 77, Wooster 55*H OWU 73, Earlham 64*A OWU 65, Case Reserve 58*NCAC tournamentH Earlham 74, OWU 661994-9522-6, 13-3 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN OWU 58, Wisconsin-LaCrosse 57N OWU 60, Marietta 58A Capital 77, OWU 62A OWU 71, Earlham 57*H OWU 71, Kenyon 59*A OWU 64, Denison 59*H OWU 81, Bluffton 49H OWU 74, Baldwin-Wallace 66N OWU 100, Albion 53A OWU 86, Ohio Northern 67H OWU 68, Thomas More 67H OWU 88, Oberlin 25*A Wooster 68, OWU 61*H OWU 71, Case Reserve 68*A OWU 81, Allegheny 61*H Wittenberg 61, OWU 58*A OWU 77, Kenyon 61*H OWU 76, Earlham 56*A OWU 61, Case Reserve 57*H OWU 70, Denison 51*H OWU 75, Wooster 53*H OWU 63, Allegheny 50*A Wittenberg 72, OWU 68*A OWU 103, Oberlin 34*NCAC tournamentH OWU 77, Kenyon 65N OWU 73, Allegheny 69A Wittenberg 80, OWU 79 (OT)NCAA Division III tournamentH Mount Union 70, OWU 631995-9615-9, 11-5 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site ScoreN OWU 65, Austin 53A OWU 74, Southwestern 68H Capital 64, OWU 45H OWU 54, Earlham 49*A Kenyon 61, OWU 54*H OWU 72, Denison 62*A Bluffton 85, OWU 69A OWU 82, Thomas More 76 (OT)H Calvin 59, OWU 54A OWU 82, Oberlin 47*H OWU 69, Wooster 62*A Case Reserve 58, OWU 55*H OWU 75, Allegheny 53*A Wittenberg 79, OWU 65*H Kenyon 78, OWU 69*A OWU 67, Earlham 55*H OWU 89, Case Reserve 57*H OWU 66, Marietta 58A OWU 74, Denison 67* (OT)A OWU 68, Wooster 59*A Allegheny 58, OWU 49*H OWU 69, Wittenberg 61*H OWU 67, Oberlin 42*NCAC tournamentH Allegheny 54, OWU 521996-9713-12, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/22 H John Carroll 69, OWU 6111/30 A Capital 85, OWU 5012/4 A Kenyon 76, OWU 60*12/6 N Otterbein 78, OWU 7612/7 N Westminster 75, OWU 6412/12 H Thomas More 77, OWU 5712/30 A Case Reserve 83, OWU 77*1/3 A OWU 87, Oberlin 60*1/4 H OWU 79, Denison 38*1/8 A OWU 75, Earlham 61*1/11 A OWU 69, Allegheny 57*1/15 H Wittenberg 61, OWU 49*1/18 H OWU 64, Case Reserve 63* (OT)1/22 H OWU 67, Oberlin 41*1/25 A OWU 63, Wooster 53*1/28 H OWU 74, Bluffton 582/1 H Kenyon 72, OWU 57*2/5 A OWU 80, Denison 50*2/8 H Allegheny 62, OWU 57*2/12 H OWU 79, Earlham 42*2/15 A Wittenberg 90, OWU 78*2/22 H OWU 59, Wooster 53*NCAC tournament2/25 H OWU 70, Allegheny 492/27 N OWU 72, Wittenberg 553/1 N Kenyon 65, OWU 611997-9815-11, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/22 N Middlebury 74, OWU 6611/23 N OWU 74, St. Catherine 4811/29 N OWU 101, Point Park 9311/30 N Ohio Valley 76, OWU 7312/3 H Kenyon 73, OWU 69*12/10 H OWU 86, Bethany 7712/29 N Wilmington 75, OWU 6512/30 N OWU 80, Franklin 641/2 A OWU 76, Denison 75*1/3 H OWU 73, Oberlin 56*1/7 H OWU 70, Earlham 58*1/10 H Allegheny 70, OWU 61*1/14 A Wittenberg 78, OWU 49*1/17 A OWU 81, Case Reserve 68*1/21 A OWU 86, Oberlin 77*1/24 H OWU 75, Wooster 63*1/27 A Bluffton 65, OWU 541/30 A OWU 85, Kenyon 59*2/4 H Denison 74, OWU 66*2/7 A OWU 85, Allegheny 65*2/11 A OWU 64, Earlham 61*2/14 H Wittenberg 66, OWU 63*2/18 H OWU 70, Case Reserve 51*2/21 A Wooster 76, OWU 66*NCAC tournament2/24 H OWU 67, Wooster 512/27 A Wittenberg 87, OWU 611998-9921-7, 14-2 NCAC*NCAC co-championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/20 A Muhlenberg 85, OWU 6311/21 N Bowdoin 78, OWU 6711/24 H OWU 73, Ohio Dominican 6412/2 H OWU 96, Earlham 67*12/5 H Kenyon 70, OWU 56*12/9 A OWU 70, Denison 55*12/29 A OWU 78, Ohio Northern 6212/30 N Huntington 73, OWU 521/2 A OWU 74, Allegheny 66*1/5 A Bethany 82, OWU 691/9 H OWU 91, Oberlin 87*1/11 A OWU 67, Wooster 62*1/14 H OWU 81, Case Reserve 65*1/16 H OWU 83, Allegheny 58*1/20 A OWU 65, Wittenberg 49*1/23 A OWU 67, Kenyon 42*1/26 H OWU 83, Thomas More 621/28 A OWU 72, John Carroll 551/30 A OWU 82, Case Reserve 73*2/5 H Denison 68, OWU 49*2/10 H OWU 73, Wooster 62*2/13 H OWU 58, Wittenberg 57*2/17 A OWU 59, Earlham 44*2/20 A OWU 80, Oberlin 57*NCAC tournament2/23 H OWU 75, Case Reserve 672/26 H OWU 75, Oberlin 73 (OT)2/27 H OWU 74, Wittenberg 72NCAA Division III tournament3/3 A Calvin 60, OWU 50008 09 O U o e s as etba1999-200023-3, 14-2 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/19 A OWU 79, North Central 5111/20 A OWU 63, Anderson 5011/26 A OWU 63, Pomona-Pitzer 3711/27 A OWU 78, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 6512/1 A OWU 89, Wooster 67*12/4 N OWU 82, Carlow 5512/5 N OWU 75, Geneva 5512/8 A Kenyon 66, OWU 55*1/3 A OWU 76, Thomas More 601/7 A OWU 77, Oberlin 54*1/8 H OWU 69, Wooster 58*1/12 H OWU 78, Wittenberg 67*1/15 A Hiram 59, OWU 57*1/19 A OWU 53, Earlham 42*1/22 A OWU 67, Allegheny 60*1/26 H OWU 68, Denison 56*1/29 H OWU 82, Hiram 42*2/1 H OWU 66, Kenyon 50*2/5 A OWU 76, Denison 47*2/9 H OWU 80, Earlham 51*2/12 A OWU 72, Wittenberg 62*2/15 H OWU 66, Oberlin 46*2/19 H OWU 62, Allegheny 55*NCAC tournament2/22 H OWU 92, Wooster 602/25 H OWU 76, Denison 72 (OT)2/26 H Kenyon 57, OWU 5126

2000-0126-7, 13-3 NCAC*NCAC co-championCoach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/17 A OWU 79, Bluffton 6311/18 A Wilmington 58, OWU 5411/25 H OWU 96, Case Reserve 88 (OT)11/29 H OWU 76, Wooster 61*12/6 H OWU 78, Kenyon 56*12/8 N Kalamazoo 61, OWU 6012/9 N OWU 81, Hanover 5212/27 N OWU 60, Grove City 5312/28 A Otterbein 75, OWU 6812/30 H OWU 88, Thomas More 731/5 H OWU 88, Oberlin 51*1/6 A OWU 88, Wooster 48*1/10 A OWU 61, Wittenberg 57*1/13 H OWU 85, Hiram 55*1/17 H OWU 60, Earlham 57*1/20 H Allegheny 91, OWU 83* (OT)1/24 A Denison 76, OWU 71*1/27 A OWU 68, Hiram 56*1/30 A OWU 71, Kenyon 61*2/3 H OWU 72, Denison 67* (OT)2/7 A OWU 67, Earlham 56*2/10 H Wittenberg 78, OWU 59*2/13 A OWU 74, Oberlin 57*2/17 A OWU 70, Allegheny 65*NCAC tournament2/20 H OWU 73, Wooster 632/23 H OWU 75, Wittenberg 662/24 H OWU 87, Earlham 76NCAA Division III tournament2/28 A OWU 67, Lake Forest 553/3 A OWU 72, Hope 71NCAA Division III sectional3/9 N OWU 71, Centre 643/10 A OWU 66, Baldwin-Wallace 64NCAA Division III semifinal3/16 N Messiah 70, OWU 573/17 N OWU 70, Emmanuel 64008 09 O U o e s as etba2001-0221-8, 13-3 NCAC*Coach: Liana CouttsDate Site Score11/16 A Hope 77, OWU 4711/17 N Wheaton 64, OWU 4711/20 A Case Reserve 90, OWU 7311/24 H OWU 75, Ohio Northern 6611/28 A Thomas More 68, OWU 6612/1 A OWU 63, Oberlin 46*12/5 H OWU 88, Denison 82*12/8 A OWU 92, Hiram 58*12/28 N OWU 65, Defi ance 6012/29 A OWU 73, Ohio Northern 701/4 H Kenyon 78, OWU 73*1/5 A OWU 73, Wooster 56*1/9 H OWU 74, Wittenberg 72*1/12 A OWU 59, Allegheny 53*1/16 H OWU 75, Oberlin 68*1/19 H OWU 83, Earlham 72*1/23 H OWU 80, Wooster 62*1/26 A Wittenberg 66, OWU 60*1/29 H OWU 86, Hiram 48*2/1 A Kenyon 58, OWU 56*2/9 A OWU 75, Earlham 70*2/13 A OWU 79, Denison 76* (2 OT)2/16 H OWU 66, Allegheny 53*NCAC tournament2/19 H OWU 73, Oberlin 662/21 N OWU 63, Earlham 482/23 A OWU 81, Wittenberg 75 (OT)NCAA Division III tournament2/27 A OWU 71, Buffalo State 613/2 A OWU 73, Ithaca 67NCAA Division III sectional3/8 N St. Lawrence 57, OWU 562002-0318-10, 12-4 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/23 N Seton Hill 71, OWU 5911/24 N OWU 68, Milwaukee Engineering 4211/26 H Case Reserve 80, OWU 6911/30 A OWU 70, Ohio Northern 6812/4 A OWU 58, Oberlin 41*12/6 A Bethany 66, OWU 6112/7 N Wash. & Jeff. 66, OWU 4612/31 H OWU 66, Thomas More 511/3 A Kenyon 69, OWU 65*1/4 H OWU 65, Wooster 61*1/6 N OWU 69, Hilbert 271/8 A Wittenberg 71, OWU 62*1/11 H OWU 61, Oberlin 57*1/15 A OWU 70, Denison 65*1/18 H OWU 70, Allegheny 60*1/22 H OWU 73, Hiram 43*1/25 A OWU 60, Earlham 49*1/29 A OWU 74, Wooster 72*2/1 H Wittenberg 71, OWU 52*2/4 A OWU 63, Hiram 43*2/7 H OWU 56, Kenyon 43*2/11 H Central State 69, OWU 542/15 H OWU 55, Earlham 51*2/19 H Denison 79, OWU 61*2/22 A OWU 60, Allegheny 55*NCAC tournament2/25 H OWU 51, Kenyon 452/28 N OWU 75, Denison 743/1 A Wittenberg 72, OWU 582003-0415-12, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/21 N OWU 65, Guilford 6011/22 A Marymount 49, OWU 3911/23 N OWU 65, Gettysburg 5311/29 A OWU 77, Case Reserve 7312/1 H OWU 65, Mount Union 5112/3 H OWU 69, Oberlin 66*12/6 A OWU 79, Hiram 43*12/12 H Defiance 70, OWU 6612/30 H Ohio Northern 58, OWU 541/2 A OWU 55, Kenyon 51* (OT)1/3 H OWU 67, Wooster 62*1/7 A Washington & Jefferson 79, OWU 701/14 A OWU 60, Denison 57* (OT)1/17 H Allegheny 61, OWU 57*1/21 H OWU 67, Earlham 44*1/24 A Oberlin 63, OWU 60*1/28 H OWU 67, Hiram 40*1/31 A Allegheny 62, OWU 58*2/3 H Wittenberg 66, OWU 59*2/6 H Denison 74, OWU 71 (OT)2/7 A OWU 69, Wooster 61*2/11 A Thomas More 67, OWU 552/14 A OWU 66, Earlham 49*2/18 H OWU 57, Kenyon 41*2/21 A Wittenberg 66, OWU 60*NCAC tournament2/24 H OWU 71, Kenyon 552/27 A Wittenberg 70, OWU 562004-0517-10, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/19 N OWU 80, Penn State-Altoona 6311/20 A Wilmington 87, OWU 5411/23 H Case Reserve 73, OWU 6811/26 H OWU 73, Bluffton 4611/29 H Washington & Jefferson 75, OWU 6812/1 A OWU 77, Oberlin 67*12/4 H OWU 70, Hiram 46*12/17 H OWU 75, Anderson 5712/20 A OWU 76, Mount Union 7412/30 A OWU 65, Westminster 561/4 H OWU 68, Thomas More 561/7 H Kenyon 62, OWU 39*1/8 A OWU 68, Wooster 62*1/12 H OWU 61, Denison 53*1/15 A Allegheny 83, OWU 67*1/19 A OWU 72, Earlham 52*1/22 H OWU 91, Oberlin 63*1/26 A OWU 78, Hiram 48*1/29 H Allegheny 69, OWU 58*2/1 A Wittenberg 78, OWU 63*2/4 A OWU 61, Denison 40*2/5 H OWU 76, Wooster 64*2/12 H OWU 71, Earlham 39*2/16 A Kenyon 48, OWU 46*2/19 H Wittenberg 67, OWU 55*NCAC tournament2/22 A OWU 57, Allegheny 512/25 A Kenyon 53, OWU 422005-0614-12, 10-6 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/19 N Whitman 73, OWU 5111/20 N St. Norbert 64, OWU 4211/22 A Case Reserve 64, OWU 4811/26 N Notre Dame 76, OWU 6711/27 N OWU 80, Chatham 5812/3 A OWU 82, Hiram 69*12/6 A OWU 63, Anderson 61 (OT)12/10 H Allegheny 62, OWU 47*12/29 H OWU 65, Mount Union 5512/30 H John Carroll 61, OWU 511/2 H OWU 65, Westminster 501/6 A OWU 65, Oberlin 58*1/7 A Denison 64, OWU 61*1/11 H OWU 88, Kenyon 75*1/14 H OWU 79, Earlham 59*1/18 H OWU 72, Hiram 43*1/21 A Wittenberg 57, OWU 54*1/25 H OWU 80, Oberlin 52*1/28 A Allegheny 65, OWU 63*1/31 A OWU 90, Earlham 78*2/3 H OWU 60, Wooster 45*2/8 A Kenyon 53, OWU 50* (OT)2/11 H Wittenberg 77, OWU 58*2/15 A OWU 84, Wooster 55*2/18 H OWU 83, Denison 75*NCAC tournament2/21 A Kenyon 66, OWU 582006-0714-12, 9-7 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/17 A Wash. & Jeff. 63, OWU 5111/18 N OWU 69, Pitt-Bradford 5911/21 H Franklin 55, OWU 4811/27 H Heidelberg 62, OWU 4711/29 H Thomas More 69, OWU 6012/2 H OWU 71, Hiram 44*12/9 A Allegheny 67, OWU 61*12/13 H OWU 60, Ohio Northern 5112/29 H OWU 76, North Central 6812/30 H OWU 73, Ohio Dominican 591/2 H OWU 64, Case Reserve 631/5 H OWU 86, Oberlin 55*1/6 H Denison 67, OWU 61*1/10 A Kenyon 62, OWU 57*1/13 A OWU 69, Earlham 48*1/17 A OWU 96, Hiram 54*1/20 H OWU 61, Wittenberg 51*1/24 A OWU 75, Oberlin 45*1/27 H OWU 66, Allegheny 39*1/30 H OWU 74, Earlham 40*2/2 A Wooster 62, OWU 57*2/7 H Kenyon 56, OWU 49*2/10 A Wittenberg 70, OWU 54*2/15 H OWU 63, Wooster 56*2/17 A Denison 66, OWU 56*NCAC tournament2/20 A Kenyon 54, OWU 442007-0818-8, 12-4 NCAC*Coach: Nan Carney-DeBordDate Site Score11/16 N Thomas More 75, OWU 4511/17 N OWU 72, Dubuque 5311/23 H OWU 82, Frostburg State 4811/24 H OWU 71, Capital 6112/1 A Case Reserve 74, OWU 6112/5 H OWU 63, Earlham 61*12/8 A OWU 62, Hiram 44*12/12 A Ohio Northern 72, OWU 5512/28 N OWU 74, Adrian 6712/29 N OWU 59, Ripon 381/4 H Kenyon 55, OWU 48*1/5 A OWU 61, Wooster 48*1/9 H Denison 68, OWU 63*1/12 A OWU 77, Allegheny 52*1/19 A OWU 66, Earlham 47*1/26 H OWU 87, Wittenberg 73*1/30 H OWU 86, Oberlin 35*2/2 A Kenyon 57, OWU 54*2/5 H OWU 91, Wooster 57*2/8 A Denison 61, OWU 41*2/13 A OWU 63, Wittenberg 62*2/16 H OWU 69, Allegheny 57*2/20 A OWU 78, Oberlin 49*2/23 H OWU 94, Hiram 48*NCAC tournament2/27 H OWU 94, Hiram 492/29 N Wittenberg 61, OWU 45ALL-TIME RESULTS27

BISHOP TOP TENSBISHOP TOP TENSSingle-Game Points42 Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace So. G 2/16/197938 Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace Fr. G 2/12/197838 Kelly Heil at Kenyon So. W 1/3/200335 Arden Kragalott vs. Heidelberg Sr. G 1/14/198135 Jessica Viertlboeck vs. CWRU Sr. W 11/25/200034 Teri Hamlin vs. Urbana Jr. P 11/20/199333 Krista Jacobs vs. Baldwin-Wallace Jr. W 11/27/199033 Megan Coughlin vs. Point Park So. W 11/29/199733 Kelly Heil at Case Reserve Fr. W 11/20/200133 Kelly Heil vs. Penn State-Altoona Sr. W 11/19/200433 Kelly Heil vs. Anderson Sr. W 12/17/2004Single-Game Rebounds23 Lynn Cook at Kenyon Jr. C 2/4/198423 Jerilyn Bushong vs. Denison Jr. F 2/19/198622 Mary Potter vs. Bluffton Jr. C 12/2/198022 Lynn Cook vs. Denison Jr. C 12/2/198322 Karen Porath at St. John Fisher Sr. P 1/10/199322 Katy Sturtz vs. Allegheny So. P 2/19/200021 Lynn Cook vs. Oberlin So. C 2/22/198321 Katy Sturtz vs. Kalamazoo Jr. P 12/8/200021 Katy Sturtz at Otterbein Jr. P 12/28/2000Freshman Record:17 Jill Myers vs. Cedarville Fr. C 2/9/1985Left to right:Arden Kragalott,Jerilyn Bushong,Lynn Cook,and Ann Osborne.Triple DoublesAnn Osborne vs. Denison, 2/4/1985 (14 p, 16 r, 11 a)Mindy Hammond at Ohio Northern, 12/29/2001 (18 p, 10 r, 11 a)Single-Season Points604 Kelly Heil So. W 28g 21.6/g 2002-03595 Jessica Viertlboeck Sr. W 33g 18.0/g 2000-01567 Katy Sturtz Jr. P 33g 17.2/g 2000-01554 Kelly Heil Jr. W 27g 20.5/g 2003-04509 Krista Jacobs Jr. W 28g 18.2/g 1990-91495 Kelly Heil Fr. W 29g 17.1/g 2001-02492 Krista Jacobs So. W 25g 19.7/g 1989-90486 Jill Myers Sr. C 26g 18.7/g 1987-88462 Krista Jacobs Fr. W 22g 21.0/g 1988-89459 Kelly Heil Sr. W 27g 17.0/g 2004-05Single-Season Rebounds360 Katy Sturtz Jr. P 33g 10.9/g 2000-01333 Jill Myers Sr. C 26g 12.8/g 1987-88315 Jill Myers Jr. C 25g 12.6/g 1986-87306 Krista Jacobs So. W 25g 12.2/g 1989-90298 Krista Jacobs Jr. W 28g 10.6/g 1990-91295 Jill Myers So. C 25g 11.8/g 1985-86289 Karen Porath Sr. P 26g 11.1/g 1992-93278 Karen Porath So. P 28g 9.9/g 1990-91277 Lynn Cook So. C 24g 11.5/g 1982-83274 Jill Myers Fr. C 25g 11.0/g 1984-85274 Katy Sturtz So. P 25g 11.0/g 1999-2000Single-Game Assists14 Ann Osborne vs. Denison So. G 2/19/198612 Ann Osborne vs. Wooster So. G 2/22/198612 Jill Wilson at Earlham So. G 1/19/199411 Ann Osborne vs. Denison Fr. G 2/4/198511 Ann Osborne vs. Denison Jr. G 2/24/198711 Amy Evans vs. Denison Sr. W 2/1/199211 Amy Evans vs. Case Reserve Sr. W 2/15/199211 Amy Evans at Wooster Sr. W 2/28/199211 Tami Santa at Allegheny Jr. G 2/7/199811 Mindy Hammond at Ohio Northern Jr. P 12/29/2001Single-Season Assists136 Amy Evans Sr. W 25g 5.4/g 1991-92135 Ann Osborne So. G 26g 5.2/g 1985-86108 Amy Evans So. G 25g 4.3/g 1989-90108 Amy Evans Jr. G 28g 3.9/g 1990-91108 Megan Coughlin Jr. G 28g 3.9/g 1998-99108 Krystal Sensabaugh Sr. G 26g 4.2/g 2003-04104 Tami Santa Jr. G 26g 4.0/g 1997-98100 Krystal Sensabaugh Jr. G 26g 3.8/g 2002-0397 Angie Mouch So. G 26g 3.7/g 1990-9197 Jessica Viertlboeck Sr. W 33g 2.9/g 2000-01Freshman Record:89 Ann Osborne Fr. G 25g 3.6/g 1984-859Left to right:Mindy Hammond,Katy Sturtz,Jessica Viertlboeck,and Megan Coughlin.28

9Career Points2112 Kelly Heil W 495-604-554-459 111g 2001-051802 Krista Jacobs W 462-492-509-339 100g 1988-921777 Katy Sturtz P 454-388-567-368 110g 1998-20021655 Jessica Viertlboeck W 298-386-376-595 108g 1997-20011612 Jill Myers C 375-403-348-486 101g 1984-881460 Arden Kragalott G 378-373-309-400 74g 1977-811398 Ann Osborne G 384-355-369-290 97g 1984-881380 Megan Coughlin G 378-403-342-257 101g 1996-20001158 Erica Brizendine P -339-395-424 81g 2002-051103 Karen Porath P 127-308-325-343 104g 1989-93Career Rebounds1217 Jill Myers C 274-295-315-333 101g 1984-881127 Katy Sturtz P 273-274-360-220 110g 1998-20021021 Krista Jacobs W 253-306-298-164 100g 1988-92921 Karen Porath P 109-278-245-289 104g 1989-93789 Kelly Heil W 171-154-242-222 111g 2001-05Right to left:Kelly Heil,Jill Myers,Amy Evans,and Krista Jacobs.733 Lynn Cook C 136-277-270- 50 75g 1981-85673 Jerilyn Bushong F 135-131-247-160 91g 1983-87639 Angie Quatman P 87-112-218-222 100g 1993-97605 Erica Brizendine P -182-215-208 81g 2002-05583 Jessica Viertlboeck W 116-144-131-192 108g 1997-2001Career Assists406 Amy Evans W 54-108-108-136 98g 1988-92402 Ann Osborne G 89-135- 94- 84 97g 1984-88327 Megan Coughlin G 61- 73-108- 85 101g 1996-2000307 Jill Wilson G 72- 86- 78- 71 102g 1992-96256 Krystal Sensabaugh G 15- 33-100-108 96g 2000-04250 Jessica Viertlboeck W 42- 50- 61- 97 108g 1997-2001248 Tami Santa G 13- 40-104- 91 100g 1995-99238 Angie Mouch G 51- 97- 68- 22 80g 1989-93209 Tracy Setters W 54- 46- 66- 43 99g 1987-91201 Kelly Heil W 45- 54- 47- 55 111g 2001-05BISHOP TOP TENSROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorWhy do we have athletics in a liberal arts setting? Regardless of the size of the institutionor the level of competition, the core values cited in the athletic mission statements ofinstitutions as diverse as Ohio Wesleyan University and The Ohio State University are remarkablyconsistent. These core values are easily stripped into three basic principles: analmost-unanimous endorsement of the pursuit of excellence in all things, including athletics;universal identification of athletics as an integral part of the educational missionof the institution and citation of the intrinsic value to each of the participants, includingpersonal and social maturation, the education of the whole person, the development of ahealthy lifestyle and learning the value of the pursuit of goals in a collective context; andidentification of athletics as one of the best ways to develop and foster a sense of community.The universal benefits of athletics are conferred alike on the quarterback at OhioState playing in front of 100,000 spectators and the Ohio Wesleyan field hockey playerplaying in front of a small weekday crowd.29

BISHOP RECORDSBISHOP RECORDSINDIVIDUAL — GAMEPoints: 42, Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 2/16/1979Field Goal Attempts: 31, Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace (made 17), 2/13/1978Field Goals: 19, Arden Kragalott vs. Baldwin-Wallace,2/16/1979Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (10-10), Katy Sturtzvs. Earlham, 12/2/19983-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 13, Amanda Nanney vs. Denison(made 5), 2/18/20063-Pt. Field Goals: 7, Amanda Nanney vs. Earlham (of 11),1/14/20063-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5), Jill Wilson vs. LakeErie, 1/31/1994; Jessica Viertlboeck at Wittenberg,2/27/19983-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 63.6 (7-11), AmandaNanney vs. Earlham, 1/14/2006Free Throw Attempts: 17, Jessica Viertlboeck vs. Allegheny(made 13), 1/20/2001Free Throws: 14, Jessica Viertlboeck vs. Wittenberg (of 14),2/27/1999; Jessica Viertlboeck at Baldwin-Wallace (of15), 3/10/2001Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (14-14), Jessica Viertlboeck vs.Wittenberg, 2/27/1999Rebounds: 23, Lynn Cook at Kenyon, 2/4/1984;Jerilyn Bushong vs. Denison, 2/19/1986Assists: 14, Ann Osborne vs. Denison, 2/19/1986Turnovers: 14, Holly Kendrick vs. Bluffton, 12/1/1981;Krystal Sensabaugh vs. Seton Hill, 11/23/2002;Krystal Sensabaugh vs. Case Reserve, 11/26/2002Blocked Shots: 7, Mary Potter at Wooster, 2/1/1983Steals: 9, Tracy Setters vs. Bluffton, 12/12/1987; TracySetters vs. Wooster, 2/23/1989; Chris Knapp at Bluffton,2/6/1993Karen Porath Erica Brizendine Angie QuatmanINDIVIDUAL — SEASONPoints, Senior: 595, Jessica Viertlboeck (33 games), 2000-01Points, Junior: 567, Katy Sturtz (33 games), 2000-01Points, Sophomore: 604, Kelly Heil (28 games), 2002-03Points, Freshman: 495, Kelly Heil (29 games), 2001-02Scoring Average, Senior: 22.2 (400 in 18g), Arden Kragalott,1980-81Scoring Average, Junior: 20.5 (554 in 27g), Kelly Heil, 2003-04Scoring Average, Sophomore: 21.6 (604 in 28g), Kelly Heil,2002-03Scoring Average, Freshman: 21.0 (462 in 22g), Krista Jacobs,1988-89Field Goal Attempts: 492, Kelly Heil (made 222, 28 games),2002-03Field Goals: 235, Katy Sturtz (of 402, 33 games), 2000-01Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 63.7 (137-215), Karen Porath,1991-923-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 156, Kelly Heil (28 games), 2002-033-Pt. Field Goals: 50, Kelly Heil (28 games), 2002-033-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 40.4 (40-99), MeganCoughlin (23 games), 1997-98Free Throw Attempts: 227, Jessica Viertlboeck (33 games),2000-01Free Throws: 183, Jessica Viertlboeck (33 games), 2000-01Consecutive Free Throws: 30, Jessica Viertlboeck (3 games),1998-99Free Throw Percentage (25 att): 91.4 (34-37), CarolynLekavich, 1981-82Free Throw Percentage (100 att): 85.6 (101-118), KristaJacobs, 1990-91Free Throw Percentage (200 att): 80.6 (183-227), JessicaViertlboeck, 2000-01Rebounds: 360, Katy Sturtz (33 games), 2000-01Rebound Average: 12.8, Jill Myers, 1987-88Personal Fouls: 100, Anissa Haynes (33 games), 2000-01Disqualifications: 6, Dawn Wallace (24 games), 1982-83;Dawn Wallace (25 games), 1984-85;Leigh Sears (22 games), 1988-89Assists: 136, Amy Evans (25 games), 1991-92Assist Average: 5.4, Amy Evans, 1991-92Turnovers: 158, Ann Osborne (26 games), 1985-86Blocked Shots: 61, Mary Potter (23 games), 1982-83Steals: 91, Katy Sturtz (33 games), 2000-01930Krista Jacobs set the Ohio Wesleyan career scoringrecord and was the second woman in NCAC historyto compile 1000 points and 1000 rebounds.INDIVIDUAL — CAREERPoints: 2112, Kelly Heil (111 games), 2001-05Scoring Average: 19.7 (1460 in 74g), Arden Kragalott, 1977-81Field Goal Attempts: 1675, Kelly Heil (made 761, 111 games),2001-05Field Goals: 761, Kelly Heil (111 games), 2001-05Field Goal Percentage (500 att): 57.1, Katy Sturtz (741-1298),1998-2002

Jill Wilson Krystal Sensabaugh Tami Santa93-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 556, Kelly Heil (111 games),2001-053-Pt. Field Goals: 179, Kelly Heil (111 games), 2001-053-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (25 att): 36.6 (15-41), AnnOsborne (97 games), 1984-883-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 33.9 (157-463), MeganCoughlin (101 games), 1996-2000Free Throw Attempts: 592, Jill Myers (made 390, 101 games),1984-88Free Throws: 463, Jessica Viertlboeck (of 580, 108 games),1998-2001Free Throw Percentage: 79.8, Jessica Viertlboeck (463-580),1998-2001Rebounds: 1217, Jill Myers (101 games), 1984-88Rebound Average: 12.0, Jill Myers, 1984-88Personal Fouls: 303, Jill Myers, 1984-88Disqualifications: 16, Dawn Wallace, 1982-86Assists: 406, Amy Evans (98 games), 1988-92Assist Average: 4.1, Amy Evans, 1988-92Turnovers: 495, Ann Osborne (97 games), 1984-88Blocked Shots: 121, Katy Sturtz (110 games), 1998-2002Steals: 254, Kelly Heil (111 games), 2001-05Games Played: 113, Anissa Haynes, 1998-2001Consecutive Games Played: 113, Anissa Haynes, 1998-2001TEAM — GAMEPoints, Home Court: 112 vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Points, Away: 103 at Oberlin, 2/18/1995Points, Neutral Court: 101 vs. Point Park, 11/29/1997Points, Losing Effort: 83 vs. Allegheny, 1/20/2001Points, Losing Effort, Regulation: 79 at Muskingum,11/20/1990; at Wittenberg, 2/25/1995Points, First Half: 60 at Hiram, 12/8/2001Points, Second Half: 60 at Kenyon, 1/30/1998Points, Overtime: 17 at Ohio Dominican, 1/20/1983Points, Both Teams: 194 (OWU 101, Point Park 93), 11/29/1997Points Allowed: 109 at Malone (OWU 53), 1/23/1982Margin of Victory: 82 vs. Oberlin (105-23), 1/15/1992Margin of Defeat: 57 vs. Malone (32-89), 1/26/1980Field Goal Attempts: 101 vs. Oberlin, 1/15/1992Field Goals: 51 vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67) vs. Denison, 1/17/1990Field Goal Percentage, First Half: 64.3 (18-28) vs. Wittenberg,1/26/2008Field Goal Percentage, Second Half: 72.0 (18-25) atClaremont-Mudd-Scripps, 11/27/19993-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 59 vs. Chatham (made 15),11/27/20053-Pt. Field Goals: 17 vs. Kenyon (of 31), 1/11/20063-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5) vs. Lake Erie,1/31/19943-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (10 att): .667 (10-15) atOberlin, 1/7/20003-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (20 att): .556 (15-27) at Hiram,1/17/20073-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (30 att): .548 (17-31) vs.Kenyon, 1/11/2006Free Throw Attempts: 46 vs. Baldwin-Wallace (made 27),12/27/1994Free Throws: 31 vs. Allegheny (of 37), 2/16/2002Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (8-8) vs. Oberlin, 1/5/2001;at Wilmington, 11/20/2004Free Throw Percentage (10 att): 94.7 (18-19) vs. Franklin,11/21/2006Free Throw Percentage (20 att): 90.9 (20-22) vs. Oberlin,2/26/1999Free Throw Percentage (30 att): 86.7 (26-30) vs.Wittenberg, 1/26/2007Rebounds: 70 at Oberlin, 1/23/1988Personal Fouls: 31 vs. Muskingum, 11/26/1991Fewest Personal Fouls: 5 vs. Goucher, 1/9/1993Assists: 35 vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Turnovers: 46 vs. Alma, 1/9/1982; vs. Alice Lloyd,11/23/1985Fewest Turnovers: 8 at John Carroll, 11/21/1986;at Heidelberg, 2/21/1987; at Oberlin, 2/18/1995Blocked Shots: 13 at Thomas More, 1/8/1994Steals: 28 vs. Kenyon, 12/4/1991TEAM — SEASONPoints: 2395 (33 games), 2000-01Scoring Average: 77.2 (1931 pts in 25 games), 1991-92Points Allowed: 2108 (33 games), 2000-01Points Allowed Average: 71.7 (1291 pts in 18 games),1981-82Field Goal Attempts: 1971 (made 867), (33 games),2000-01Field Goals: 867 (of 1971), (33 games), 2000-01Field Goal Percentage: 47.7 (733-1621), (25 games),1991-923-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 867 (made 264), (26 games),2005-063-Pt. Field Goals: 264 (of 867), (26 games), 2005-063-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 35.3 (110-312), 1999-2000Free Throw Attempts: 766 (made 523, 33 games), 2000-01Free Throws: 523 (of 766, 33 games), 2000-01Free Throw Percentage: 73.0 (424-581, 26 games), 2006-07Rebounds: 1290 (28 games), 1990-91Rebound Average: 47.7 (1144 in 24 games), 1982-83Personal Fouls: 569 (33 games), 2000-01Assists: 519 (33 games), 2000-01Turnovers: 620 (28 games), 1990-91Blocked Shots: 128 (29 games), 2001-02Steals: 417 (28 games), 1994-95VICTORY RECORDSMost Victories, Season: 26 (26-7), 2000-01Winning Percentage: .920 (23-2), 1991-92Winning Streak: 15, 1978-79Winning Streak, Start of Season: 13, 1991-92Losing Streak: 9, 1981-83 (6 in 81-82, 3 in 82-83); 1983-84Losing Streak, Start of Season: 7, 1996-97BISHOP RECORDS31

BRANCH RICKEY ARENA RECORDSBISHOP RECORDSINDIVIDUALPoints: 42, Arden Kragalott (OWU) vs. Baldwin-Wallace,2/16/1979Field Goal Attempts: 31, Arden Kragalott (OWU) vs.Baldwin-Wallace (made 17), 2/13/1978; ShannonFerguson (Earlham) vs. OWU (made 8), 2/19/1992Field Goals: 19, Arden Kragalott (OWU) vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 2/16/1979Field Goal Pct: 100.0 (10-10), Katy Sturtz (OWU)vs. Earlham, 12/2/19983-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 15, Kim Graf (Kenyon) vs. OWU,1/20/19963-Pt. Field Goals: 10, Kim Graf (Kenyon) vs. OWU,1/20/19963-Pt. FG Pct: 100.0 (5-5), Jill Wilson (OWU) vs. Lake Erie,1/31/1994Free Throw Attempts: 17, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham) vs.OWU, 2/19/1992; Jessica Viertlboeck (OWU) vs.Allegheny (made 13), 1/20/2001Free Throws: 14, Shannon Ferguson (Earlham) vs. OWU(of 17), 2/19/1992; Carrie Parrish (Bluffton) vs. OWU (of14), 2/5/1994; Jessica Viertlboeck (OWU) vs. Wittenberg(of 14), 2/27/1999Free Throw Pct: 100.0 (14-14), Carrie Parrish (Bluffton) vs.OWU, 2/5/1994; Jessica Viertlboeck (OWU) vs.Wittenberg, 2/27/1999Rebounds: 23, Jerilyn Bushong (OWU) vs. Denison,2/19/1986Assists: 14, Ann Osborne (OWU) vs. Denison, 2/19/1986Turnovers: 19, Joan Nelson (Oberlin) vs. OWU, 2/3/1993Blocked Shots: 10, Dee Wells (Oberlin) vs. OWU, 1/12/1994Steals: 9, Tracy Setters (OWU) vs. Bluffton, 12/12/1987;Tracy Setters (OWU) vs. Wooster, 2/23/1989Field Goals: 51, OWU vs. Earlham (of 93), 2/19/1992Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67), OWU vs. Denison,1/17/1990Field Goal Pct, Half: 70.0 (21-30), OWU vs. Denison,1/17/19903-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 38, OWU vs. Hiram (made 13),1/18/2006; OWU vs. Denison (made 16), 2/18/20063-Pt. Field Goals: 17, OWU vs. Kenyon (of 31), 1/11/20063-Pt. Field Goal Pct: 100.0 (5-5), OWU vs. Lake Erie,1/31/19943-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (20 att): .548 (17-31), vs.Kenyon, 1/11/2006Free Throw Attempts: 46, OWU vs. Baldwin-Wallace,12/27/1994Free Throws: 31, OWU vs. Allegheny (of 37), 2/16/2002Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (16-16), Kenyon vs. OWU,2/7/1987Rebounds: 68, OWU vs. Denison, 2/4/1985Personal Fouls: 32, Baldwin-Wallace vs. OWU, 12/27/1994Fewest Personal Fouls: 7, OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/7/1995;OWU vs. Oberlin, 2/19/2002Assists: 35, OWU vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Turnovers: 47, Oberlin vs. OWU, 1/15/1992Fewest Turnovers: 9, OWU vs. Allegheny, 1/31/1987;OWU vs. Oberlin, 2/4/1989; OWU vs. Kenyon, 2/26/2000Blocked Shots: 14, Oberlin vs. OWU, 1/12/1994Steals: 28, OWU vs. Kenyon, 12/4/1991TEAMPoints: 112, OWU vs. Earlham, 2/19/1992Fewest Points: 23, Oberlin vs. OWU, 1/15/1992 and1/12/1994Points, Both Teams: 184 (OWU 96, Case Reserve 88),11/25/2000Points, Both Teams, Regulation: 178 (OWU 91,Oberlin 87), 1/9/1999Fewest Points, Both Teams: 76 (Kenyon 40, Earlham36), 2/25/2000Points, Losing Effort: 88, Case Reserve vs. OWU,11/25/2000Points, Losing Effort (Regulation): 87, Oberlin vs.OWU, 1/9/1999Margin of Victory: 82, OWU (105) vs. Oberlin (23),1/15/1992Points, First Half: 57, OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/7/1995Fewest Points, First Half: 4, Oberlin vs. OWU,1/7/1995Points, Second Half: 58, OWU vs. Case Reserve,2/20/1993Fewest Points, Second Half: 8, Kenyon vs. OWU, 12/4/1991Points, Overtime: 14, OWU vs. Denison, 2/19/1991Fewest Points, Overtime: 3, Earlham vs. OWU, 2/24/2001Field Goal Attempts: 101, OWU vs. Oberlin (made 44),1/15/1992Jessica Viertlboeck and Katy Sturtz show off the NCAADivision III third-place trophy. Ohio Wesleyan was the firstNorth Coast Athletic Conference women's basketball teamto advance to the national semifinals.932

BISHOP STAT LEADERS 1981-2008YEAR POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS1977-78 Arden Kragalott .............................378 Nancy Reed ...................................... 2011978-79 Arden Kragalott .............................373 Beth Burns ....................................... 1661979-80 Arden Kragalott .............................309 Cathy Nolan..................................... 128 Eve Adams ......................................391980-81 Arden Kragalott .............................400 Mary Potter ...................................... 161 Holly Kendrick ...............................421981-82 Holly Kendrick................................283 Lynn Cook ........................................ 136 Eve Adams ......................................4491982-83 Holly Kendrick................................297 Lynn Cook ........................................ 277 Eve Adams ......................................701983-84 Jerilyn Bushong ..............................286 Lynn Cook ........................................ 270 Carolyn Lekavich ...........................701984-85 Ann Osborne ..................................384 Jill Myers .......................................... 274 Ann Osborne ..................................891985-86 Jill Myers .........................................403 Jill Myers .......................................... 295 Ann Osborne ................................1351986-87 Ann Osborne ..................................369 Jill Myers .......................................... 315 Ann Osborne ..................................941987-88 Jill Myers .........................................486 Jill Myers .......................................... 333 Ann Osborne ..................................841988-89 Krista Jacobs ...................................462 Krista Jacobs .................................... 253 Stacie Rose .....................................691989-90 Krista Jacobs ...................................492 Krista Jacobs .................................... 306 Amy Evans ....................................1081990-91 Krista Jacobs ...................................509 Krista Jacobs .................................... 298 Amy Evans ....................................1081991-92 Krista Jacobs ...................................339 Karen Porath .................................... 245 Amy Evans ....................................1361992-93 Kate Ryan .......................................412 Karen Porath .................................... 289 Chris Knapp ...................................741993-94 Teri Hamlin ....................................293 Caryn Cooley ................................... 180 Jill Wilson .......................................861994-95 Teri Hamlin ....................................214 Artise Davis ..................................... 133 Jill Wilson .......................................781995-96 Angie Quatman ..............................303 Angie Quatman ............................... 218 Jill Wilson .......................................711996-97 Megan Coughlin .............................378 Angie Quatman ............................... 222 Megan Coughlin .............................611997-98 Megan Coughlin .............................403 Heather Hover ................................. 152 Tami Santa ...................................1041998-99 Katy Sturtz .....................................454 Katy Sturtz ....................................... 273 Megan Coughlin ...........................1081999-2000 Katy Sturtz .....................................388 Katy Sturtz ....................................... 274 Megan Coughlin .............................852000-01 Jessica Viertlboeck .........................595 Katy Sturtz ....................................... 360 Jessica Viertlboeck .........................972001-02 Kelly Heil ........................................495 Katy Sturtz ....................................... 220 Mindy Hammond ..........................922002-03 Kelly Heil ........................................604 Erica Brizendine .............................. 182 Krystal Sensabaugh .....................1002003-04 Kelly Heil ........................................554 Kelly Heil .......................................... 242 Krystal Sensabaugh .....................1082004-05 Kelly Heil ........................................459 Kelly Heil .......................................... 222 Celina Dopoulos.............................592005-06 Emily Lloyd .....................................247 Kelli Lester ....................................... 114 Kathleen Cooper ............................812006-07 Rachel Messaros ............................363 Kelli Lester ....................................... 157 Emily Lloyd .....................................682007-08 Steffi Graf ........................................292 Kelli Lester ....................................... 122 Kathleen Cooper ............................73BISHOP STAT LEADERSJOHN KERCHERPresident, Alumni “W” AssociationAn important aspect of Ohio Wesleyan intercollegiate athletics is the enthusiasticsupport from the Alumni “W” Association, a group of 4500 alumni letterwinners worldwide.The goals of the Alumni “W” Association are to improve communications with alumniathletes, improve the current athletic program and raise funds to support annual operationsof the current athletic program. Through the efforts of this group, individual team alumnigatherings are held yearly, such as a men’s soccer golf outing and alumni game to celebrate50 years of men’s soccer at OWU. Also, using e-mail, OWU keeps alumni informed aboutthe current teams’ activities and upcoming events. Each of OWU’s 22 varsity teams hasa corresponding alumni group called the Committee for Excellence. These groups haveprograms to support the current coaches’ needs, mostly recruiting assistance. Another itemis the annual Dale J. Bruce Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner, at which time the University’stop scholar-athletes are honored. Through Team OWU, the principal athletic fundraisingprogram, and other special events, the Alumni “W” Association raises about $140,000annually. We know of no other Division III university which raises as much money annuallyto support its athletic programs.33

BISHOP ALL-STARSBISHOP ALL-STARSAMERICAN WOMEN’SSPORTS FEDERATIONALL-AMERICA1989-90Krista Jacobs, So., W ......................... 21990-91Krista Jacobs, Jr., W ........................... 21991-92Krista Jacobs, Sr., W .......................... 3Karen Porath, Jr., P ............................ 41992-93Kate Ryan, Sr., P ................................ 3Karen Porath, Jr., P ............................ 4D3HOOPS.COMALL-AMERICA2000-01Katy Sturtz, Jr., P ................................... 32001-02Katy Sturtz, Sr., P .................................. 2GTE ACADEMICALL-AMERICA ®1992-93Karen Porath, Sr., P ........................... 2D3HOOPS.COMALL-GREAT LAKES RE-GION2001-02Katy Sturtz, Sr., P .................................. 1Kelly Heil, Fr., W ................................... 22002-03Kelly Heil, So., W ................................... 12003-04Kelly Heil, Jr., W .................................... 22004-05Kelly Heil, Sr., W ................................... 2ALL-CENTENNIALATHLETIC CONFERENCE1983-84Jerilyn Bushong, Fr., F ....................... 2Carolyn Lekavich, Jr., G .................... 2BISHOPALL-STARSALL-NORTH COASTATHLETIC 1984-85CONFERENCEJill Myers, Fr., C ................................. 1Ann Osborne, Fr., G .......................... 21985-86Jill Myers, So., C ................................. 1Ann Osborne, So., G .......................... 1Jackie Tullis, Jr., G .............................. 2Jerilyn Bushong, Jr., F ........................H1986-87Jill Myers, Jr., C .................................. 2Ann Osborne, Jr., G ........................... 21987-88Jill Myers, Sr., C ................................. 1Ann Osborne, Sr., G .......................... 11988-89Krista Jacobs, Fr., W .......................... 1Tracy Setters, So. W .......................... 2Stacie Rose, Fr., G ..............................H1989-90Krista Jacobs, So., W ......................... 1Leigh Sears, Jr., P ............................... 2Amy Evans, So., G .............................HTracy Setters, Jr., W ...........................H1990-91Krista Jacobs, Jr., W ........................... 1Amy Evans, Jr. W ............................... 2Leigh Sears, Sr., P .............................. 2Karen Porath, So., P ..........................H1991-92Krista Jacobs, Sr., W .......................... 1Karen Porath, Jr., P ............................ 1(NCAC Player of Year)Kate Ryan, Jr., P ................................. 2Kristin Deifendeifer, Sr., G ...............HAmy Evans, Sr., W .............................H1992-93Karen Porath, Sr., P ........................... 1Kate Ryan, Sr., P ................................ 1(NCAC Player of Year)Cindy Bailey, Jr., W ............................HChris Knapp, Sr., W ...........................H1993-94Kierstan Grunow, Sr., P .....................HTeri Hamlin, Jr., P ..............................HMeg Sheehan, Jr., W ..........................HJill Wilson, So., G ...............................H1994-95Artise Davis, Jr., P .............................. 2Teri Hamlin, Sr., P ............................. 2Meg Sheehan, Sr., W .........................HJill Wilson, Jr., G .................................H1995-96Angie Quatman, Jr., P ....................... 2Jill Wilson, Sr., G ................................H1996-97Megan Coughlin, Fr., G ..................... 1(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Angie Quatman, Sr., P ...................... 2Tracy Scott, Sr., P .............................. 21997-98Megan Coughlin, So., G .................... 1Tami Santa, Jr., G ..............................HJessica Viertlboeck, Fr., W ................H1998-99Megan Coughlin, Jr., G ...................... 1Katy Sturtz, Fr., P .............................. 1Jessica Viertlboeck, So., W ............... 21999-2000Katy Sturtz, So., P ............................. 1Jessica Viertlboeck, Jr., W ................. 1Megan Coughlin, Sr., G ..................... 22000-01Katy Sturtz, Jr., P ............................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Jessica Viertlboeck, Sr., W ................ 1Anissa Haynes, Sr., P ........................H2001-02Kelly Heil, Fr., W ............................... 1(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Katy Sturtz, Sr., P .............................. 1(NCAC Player of Year)Mindy Hammond, Jr., P ....................HMichelle Wolfe, Sr., G ........................H2002-03Kelly Heil, So., W ............................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Erica Brizendine, So., P ..................... 2Mindy Hammond, Sr., W.................. 2Tiffany Barbee, Jr., P ..........................H2003-04Kelly Heil, Jr., W ................................ 1Erica Brizendine, Jr., P....................... 22004-05Erica Brizendine, Sr., P ...................... 1Kelly Heil, Sr., W ............................... 12005-06Emily Lloyd, Jr., G ..............................HAmanda Nanney, Sr., W ...................H2006-07Rachel Messaros, Sr., W ................... 1Emily Lloyd, Sr., G ............................. 2Steffi Graf, Jr., W................................H2007-08Steffi Graf, Sr., W ............................... 1Kayla Gordon, Fr., P .......................... 2(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Kelli Lester, Sr., P ...............................H1............................................first team2...................................... second teamH .......................... honorable mention008 09 O U o e s as etba34

ALL-TIME BISHOP ROSTER008 09 O U o e s as etbaAAaron, Stacey .............................2006-07-08Ackerman, Mary......................1998-99-2000Adams, Darlene .....................................1978Adams, Eve .......................... 1980-81-82-83Adamsky, Malley ................... 2005-06-07-08BBailey, Cindy ........................ 1991-92-93-94Baker, Debbie .................................. 1978-79Baker, Molly ..................................... 2005-06Barbee, Tiffany ...........................2001-02-03Barkett, Amy..........................................1985Berg, Ann Marie.....................................1977Bielanski, Michelle ................................2000Blackburn, Debbie ................ 1991-92-93-94Blackmore, M.J. ............................... 1975-76Brader, Talia ..................... 1999-2000-01-02Brennan, Sarah ................ 1997-98-99-2000Brizendine, Erica ........................2003-04-05Brundjar, Mellissa ........................... 1988-89Bruno, Michele ......................................1992Bucher, Betsy ........................................1972Bunzli, Ann ...........................................1978Burns, Beth .......................... 1976-77-78-79Bushong, Jerilyn ................... 1984-85-86-87CCallahan, Megan ....................1998-99-2000Cebul, Carolyn ............................1980-81-83Chandler, LaShon ..................................1990Cook, Lynn ............................ 1982-83-84-85Cooley, Caryn ..............................1994-95-96Cooper, Kathleen ........................2005-06-08Cordell, Tyler..........................................2008Coughlin, Megan .............. 1997-98-99-2000Coulter, Charnell ...................................1989Croyder, Leslie .......................................1977Culwell, Cath........................ 1993-94-95-96DDann, Jaime ..................... 1998-99-2000-01Davis, Artise .................................... 1993-95Davison, Toni ........................ 1974-75-76-77Deifendeifer, Kristin.............. 1989-90-91-92Detling, Nicole ...................... 1994-95-96-97Dickson, Holly ........................................1978Dickston, Michelle .................................2001DiMichelle, Dori .....................................1981Dietz, Cheryl .................................... 1977-78Dixon, Connie .............................1985-86-87Dopoulos, Celina ............................. 2004-05EEdinger, Elizabeth ......................2000-01-02Erdman, Tracy Jo ...................................2000Evans, Amy........................... 1989-90-91-92Everette, Lori ..............................1974-75-76FFazio, Lauren .........................................2005Feinberg, Melissa ..................................1977Fitzmaurice, Kathy.................................1982Floyd, Teah ............................................1996Forbes, Mary ..........................................1993Fowler, Laura .........................................1999Freeman, Jodi ........................................2001GGalaty, Cindi .........................................1995Garcia, Joanna ..................... 1994-95-96-97Gavigan, Deirdre ...................................1971Gentene, Lauren ....................................2008Gibson, Angela ...........................2002-03-04Gibson, Erica .........................................2007Grant, Rachael ................................ 1986-87Griffi th, Jody .................................... 1987-88Gordon, Debbie ..................... 1972-73-74-75Gordon, Kayla ........................................2008Goyette, Cindy ...................... 1971-72-73-74Graf, Steffi............................ 2005-06-07-08Greene, Dena ........................ 1993-94-95-96Grunow, Kierstan .................. 1991-92-93-94Guzzo, Christine ................... 1979-80-81-82HHaggstrom, Sue.....................................1974Haigt, Susan .........................................1971Hall, Andrea ...............................1997-98-99Hamilton, Katie ..........................2006-07-08Hamlin, Teri .......................... 1992-93-94-95Hammond, Mindy ............................ 2002-03Hampshire, Tami ............................. 1995-96Haswell, Tracey......................................1981Haynes, Anissa ................. 1998-99-2000-01Hays, Alice.............................................1975Hecht, Katie...........................................1977Heil, Jennifer ........................ 2000-01-02-03Heil, Kelly ............................. 2002-03-04-05Hill, Melissa ..........................................2002Hilleary, Brook .......................................1992Hilty, Erin ..............................................1996Hirshey, Ann ..........................................1980Hladky, Mary ..........................................2003Hover, Heather .................. 1997-98-99-2000Huck, Jodi ......................... 1998-99-2000-01JJacobs, Krista ....................... 1989-90-91-92Johnson, Jenny............................2003-04-05Joseleff, Lynn .........................................1975KKain, Nikki .............................................1997Kaplan, Laurie .......................................1982Keegan, Mel..................................... 1975-76Kendrick, Holly...................... 1980-81-82-83Kilpatrick, Marisol ................ 1994-95-96-97Kirk, Connie ...........................................1974Kirsch, Christy ............................1977-78-80Knapp, Chris ........................ 1990-91-92-93Kosach, Michelle ...................................1978Kragalott, Arden ................... 1978-79-80-81LLabuda, Tricia ...................... 1994-95-96-97Large, Janet...........................................1987Larson, Shelby ...................... 2002-03-04-05Lawson, Laurel ...........................2006-07-08Lekavich, Carolyn ................. 1982-83-84-85Lester, Karla .................................... 1996-97Lester, Kelli........................... 2005-06-07-08Little, Erika............................................1999Lloyd, Emily .......................... 2004-05-06-07Long, Toni ..............................................1986Years listed refer to the second calendar year of a given season(e.g. 2000 refers to the 1999-2000 season).MMacklin, Lindsey................... 2005-06-07-08Magee, Shanel.......................................1985Majerczak, Doris ................... 1980-81-82-83Manos, Dee Dee .................... 1973-74-75-76Manos, Joni ..................................... 1972-75Mathews, Dina ......................................1988Maxwell, Kelly ........................................1985McCracken, Mary .................. 1976-77-78-79McGuirk, Sue ..............................1972-73-74Messaros, Rachel .......................2005-06-07Moeller, Margaret ..................................1989Moore, Pam .......................... 1977-78-79-80Morgan, Robyn ......................................1971Morse, Lisa ...................................... 1976-77Mouch, Angie........................ 1990-91-92-93Mulligan, Dana......................................1995Murray, Debbie ......................................1976Myers, Janelle .................................. 1997-98Myers, Jill ............................. 1985-86-87-88NNakamura, Yumiko ................................1985Nanney, Amanda .................. 2003-04-05-06Newell, Liz ..................................2002-03-04Nolan, Cathy......................... 1977-78-79-80Norris, Crystal .......................................1987Nusbaum, Maryann ....................1987-88-89OOberhauser, Nancy ................................1984O’Flaherty, Karen ...................................1983Osborne, Ann ........................ 1985-86-87-88PParker, Wendy .............................1992-93-94Pasupathi, Vim......................................1993Pellerite, Becky ......................................2004Phillips, Elizabeth .................................1988Pitts, Teale ...................................... 1973-74Porath, Karen ....................... 1990-91-92-93Potter, Mary ..................................... 1981-83QQuatman, Angie ................... 1994-95-96-97Quesenberry, Summer ................2006-07-08Quigney, Pam ........................................2008RRawls, Emma .............................2003-04-05Ray, Tifini ........................................ 2004-05Rea, Jamie..................................2004-05-06Reed, Nancy ......................... 1976-77-78-79Rendulich, Marilee .....................1972-73-74Richards, Carrie .............................. 1982-83Roberts, Pamela ....................................1980Robinson, Andree ............................ 1977-78Robinson, Glenda ..................................1980Robinson, Mackenzie ....................... 2006-07Roche, Eileen........................ 1978-79-80-81Rochford, Kelly ..................... 1988-89-90-91Roe, Carla ..................................1975-76-77Roeder, Becky ........................................2002Rose, Stacie ..........................................1989Ryan, Kate ............................ 1990-91-92-93SSampson, Ginny ....................................1976Santa, Tami .......................... 1996-97-98-99Schlenkerman, Julie ............. 2003-04-05-06Schmidt, Mary .......................................1985Schneider, Julie ..........................1980-81-82Scott, Tracy.................................1995-96-97Sears, Leigh ......................... 1988-89-90-91Seegar, Nora ..........................................1981Seibel, Rachel .......................................2008Seifert, Abi ........................... 1981-82-83-84Seiley, Callie ..........................................2002Sensabaugh, Krystal ............ 2001-02-03-04Setters, Tracy........................ 1988-89-90-91Sheehan, Meg....................... 1992-93-94-95Shelley, Katy .................................... 1979-80Shenk, Carolyn ......................................1976Shepherd, Tara ................................ 1988-89Shibley, Chris .................................. 1988-89Shockley, Kristen .............. 1997-98-99-2000Simpson, Ellen ................................ 1974-75Sitko, Jackie .................................... 2003-04Sorrell, Penny ........................................1989Spain, Brittany ......................................2003Spencer, Chardae ..................................2008Spengler, Kathy ............................... 1978-79Spiegel, Chelsie.....................................2008Spizzirri, Erica .......................................1989Starkey, Cara .........................................1994Steele, Karen ........................ 1972-73-74-75Strickland, Amanda...............................1997Stuller, Liz ..................................1989-90-92Sturtz, Katy....................... 1999-2000-01-02Sweeney, Kim ....................... 1971-72-73-74TThoburn, Mandy............................... 1996-97Thompson, Kiana...................................1997Thompson, Kristin ................ 2001-02-03-04Titus, Kaylie ...........................................2008Tolliver, Renay .......................................2004Toothman, Karla ....................................1984Trimble, Michelle .................. 1987-88-89-90Tullis, Jackie ......................... 1984-85-86-87Turkington, Martha ................................1971VVan Fossen, Becky .................................2001Viertlboeck, Jessica .......... 1998-99-2000-01Vilvens, Michelle ...................................1988WWallace, Dawn ...................... 1983-84-85-86Ward, Heather .......................................1995Welsh, Leslie .................... 1998-99-2000-01Wetzel, Jane ..................................... 1973-75Wharton, Deb.........................................1988White, Tiffany ........................................1983Willcin, Jan ............................................1976Wilson, Jill ............................ 1993-94-95-96Wilson, Maria ........................................1977Wolfe, Michelle ...........................2000-01-02Womeldorf, Julie ....................................1989YYothers, Amy.................................... 1991-92ZZimmerman, Chanda ............................1989BISHOP ROSTER35

Remembering Mr. Rickey CAMPAIGNOhio Wesleyan University is well into its first-evercampaign directed at fulfilling the needs of the University’sathletic and recreation programs as well as the physicaleducation department.Named “Remembering Mr. Rickey,” the campaign willhave a profound impact on all aspects of Ohio Wesleyanathletics. The campaign was announced at Ohio Wesleyan’sCommencement in 2004, the 100th anniversary of Rickey’sgraduation from Ohio Wesleyan. At that event, Rickey’sgrandson, Branch Rickey III ’67, and Jackie Robinson’s daughter,Sharon, together addressed the graduating seniors.As of July, 2008, campaign fundraising had approached$15 million and portions of the vision have become reality.Margaret Sagan Field, the new home of the Ohio Wesleyansoftball team, brings the Bishops back on campus forthe first time since softball was reinstated as a varsity sportin 2000. Along with Margaret Sagan Field, a new press box atadjacent Littick Field was constructed during the fall of 2007.At Selby Field, an OmniGrass artificial playing surfacehas been installed, the George Gauthier Track has beenrebuilt with an Ameritan FP surface, and the fence surroundingthe south end of the field has been rebuilt.In Edwards Gym, repairs to the skylight and roof werecompleted during the summer of 2007, and a new floor inthe weight room will be installed in 2008.The Phil & Nancy Meek Aquatics and Recreation Centeris in the final stages of design and groundbreaking is plannedfor May, 2009. Tying the facilities together will be the ArthurR. Belt Gateway, or “Beltway,” a concept that will bridge thenorth and south athletics areas. This gateway will featuregreen space and be integrated with the city of Delaware’supcoming bike path projects.Enhancements to existing facilities are a significant por-tion of the campaignas well. Major enhancements(subjectto further fundraising)include:• Gordon FieldHouse will receive anew floor, new lightingand new netting,and the roof will bereplaced during thefall of 2008. GordonField House, as well asthe adjacent BranchRickey Arena, also willreceive a brightenedinterior.• Selby Field will receive a refurbishing of the pressbox, and the field will be lighted to provide additional opportunitiesfor intramural and recreational use.• Edwards Gym, which celebrated its centennial duringthe campaign, will undergo extensive remodeling toinclude more offices and classrooms, as well as new lockerrooms and conference areas. The gym’s second-floor court,Ohio Wesleyan’s original venue for intercollegiate basketball,will be resurfaced and renovated to allow for the possibilityof once again hosting intercollegiate competition;• The practice field on Branch Rickey Way will receive anew artificial surface and lighting.For more information on the Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign, visit the campaign Web site athttp://mrrickey.owu.edu or call 740-368-3300.MARK SHIPPSVice President, University RelationsThe Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign is comprehensive inthat it will touch nearly all of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities —within one campaign we will be able to significantly impact most ofour 23 sports. The campaign is focused on both athletics and recreation,and it is estimated that at least 80 percent of the studentbody uses these facilities on a regular basis. The upgrades to theSelby field and track, especially the artificial turf installation, willextend the use of this facility seasonally, and it will allow teams toshare the fields even during the individual team seasons. Incomingstudent-athletes have reported their excitement over the prospectof playing in renovated and new facilities. Student-athlete recruitinghas benefitted not only from the obvious ongoing improvement,but also from the planned upgrades and new facilities that willcome on line as we continue to receive contributions to the RememberingMr. Rickey campaign.9 Women’s Basketball36

Home of the BishopsThe Battling Bishop men's and women's basketball teamsplay their home games in Branch Rickey Arena, nestled in themiddle of the Ohio Wesleyan campus.Named after Branch Rickey '04, who integrated majorleague baseball while president and general manager of theBrooklyn Dodgers, the arena opened its doors in time for the1976-77 basketball season. It seats 2300 for basketball andhas been the site for NCAA Division III playoff games for bothgenders as well as several North Coast Athletic Conferenceand Ohio Athletic Conference tournaments. Rickey Arenaalso serves as home of the Bishop volleyball team. The arenais part of the Rickey Center, which also includes the adjacentGordon Field House.For 70 years prior to Rickey Arena, Ohio Wesleyan homegames were played in adjoining Edwards Gym. Opened duringthe 1905-06 academic year, the still-unfinished facility hostedOhio Wesleyan's first intercollegiate basketball team. As manyas 3000 fans crammed their way into the double-decked courton the building's second floor, which still hosts varsity practicesand intramurals. The gym was named after John Edwards,who served on the Board of Trustees in the late 1890s and early1900s. One of the biggest facilities in the state at the time of itsconstruction, Edwards was one of the first sites for the Ohio highschool basketball tournament championships, which it hostedinto the 1930s.Selby FieldBranch Rickey ArenaAthletic FacilitiesThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is SelbyField, which is the home of the Bishop football, field hockey, track &field and men’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface was installed for the2006-07 academic year, making Selby one of the most impressivevenues among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructed in 1929,Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box and newbleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phase restoration programand refurbished locker rooms in the program’s second phase. Thefacility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-ownedfield in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men’slacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an Ameritan FPsurface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site of 17 of thefirst 24 North Coast Athletic Conference outdoor track & field championships,Selby is believed to be the oldest facility in the nationconstructed to Olympic specifications and remaining in its originalconfiguration.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarily underthe lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finest facilitiesfor the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division IIIsemifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 andfor women in 2001. Roy Rike also serves as the home field for thewomen’s lacrosse team.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is theBranch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its size andversatility. Its Richard Gordon Field House, with a 5-lane, 200-metertrack, annually hosted the Ohio Athletic Conference championshipsand the women’s state title meet as well as the first 9NCAC championships. Indoor practice for fall and spring sportscan be handled there as well: floor space is larger than a footballfield, accommodating 6 courts for basketball, volleyball and tennis.Branch Rickey Arena, seating 2300, hosts varsity basketballand volleyball contests. Also in the Center are 5 handball/racquetballcourts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms and lounges.Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium,which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center and inturn adjoins Pfeiffer Natatorium, home of the Bishop swimmingteams. Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expandedstrength facility.Softball is played at Margaret Sagan Field, which opened duringthe 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of the2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional; and tennis at the TennisCentre, a complex of 12 outdoor courts where the 1978 NCAA DivisionIII championships were held.The cross country teams run at nearby Methodist TheologicalSchool and Delaware Golf Club, which hosted the NCAA Division IIImen’s and women’s championships in 1984 and 2005 and annuallyplays host to the All-Ohio Intercollegiate championship meet. Thegolf team also hosted the 2003 NCAA Division III championships atthe Delaware Golf Club.

2008-09 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULENOVEMBER21 Fri. Tip-Off Tournament Anderson, Ind.Ohio Wesleyan vs. St. Mary's (Ind.) 6:00Robert Morris (Ill.) vs. Anderson 8:0022 Sat. Tip-Off Tournament Anderson, Ind.consolation game 1:00championship game 3:0025 Tue. Franklin Franklin, Ind. 7:0029 Sat. Thanksgiving Tournament Olivet, Mich.Notre Dame (Ohio) vs. Ohio Wesleyan 5:30Carnegie Mellon vs. Olivet 7:3030 Sun. Thanksgiving Tournament Olivet, Mich.consolation game 1:00championship game 3:00DECEMBER3 Wed. Earlham* Richmond, Ind. 7:006 Sat. HIRAM* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 2:0018 Thu. OTTERBEIN BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 6:0029 Mon. BISHOP CLASSIC “HOOPS FOR HOPE” BRANCH RICKEY ARENAHeidelberg vs. Ohio Wesleyan 6:00Northwestern Ohio vs. Washington & Jefferson 8:0030 Tue. BISHOP CLASSIC “HOOPS FOR HOPE” BRANCH RICKEY ARENAconsolation game 1:00championship game 3:00JANUARY2 Fri. Kenyon* Gambier 7:303 Sat. WOOSTER* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 7:307 Wed. Denison* Granville 8:0010 Sat. ALLEGHENY* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 1:0017 Sat. EARLHAM* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 2:0021 Wed. WILMINGTON BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 7:0024 Sat. Wittenberg* Springfield 2:0028 Wed. Oberlin* Oberlin 7:0031 Sat. KENYON* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 1:00FEBRUARY3 Tue. Wooster* Wooster 7:306 Fri. DENISON* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 7:3011 Wed. WITTENBERG* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 6:0014 Sat. Allegheny* Meadville, Pa. 3:0018 Wed. OBERLIN* BRANCH RICKEY ARENA 7:3021 Sat. Hiram* Hiram 1:0024 Tue. NCAC tournament quarterfinal home sites TBA27 Fri. NCAC tournament semifinal TBA TBA28 Sat. NCAC tournament final TBA TBA*North Coast Athletic Conference game