2009-10 Western Michigan Women's Basketball Information Guide

WMU BASKETBALL IS ...I want to leave a lasting impression on the Western Michigan University basketball program. My wish is that every person that ever associated with me on any level, can see that I was a hard worker and

that I did my best to compete my hardest each and every day that I stepped on the court and even off the court. I want to leave a legacy behind that I did my best to improve my personal game and to help

my teammates to improve their game.

I hope that everyone around me will be able to say that I am a “winner” and I strived for perfection each and every day. Mental toughness and physical toughness are a must to compete at this level and I hope that people can see that I had both. There were days that my body didn’t feel like going,

but I went out there and did my best. Coaches continually try to make you mentally tough and I hope that people can see that I was mentally tough. Last of all, I want people to see that I was a team

player and would do anything that I had to do to win games and make the team better.

- #11 Molly Dwyer, Senior

Basketball has helped shaped my life in ways that I will always and forever be appreciative for. Being dedicated to something I enjoy and love has taught me valuable lessons that I can use in my professional life. Time management, self discipline and confidence are all things that I have

gained and learned as a student athlete. Most importantly I have established relationships with people that I will know

and love for the rest of my life. For me, basketball has made an inside and out transformation to become the successful

person I am today.

- # 34 Robin Giden, Sophomore

WMU BASKETBALL IS ...

IN PURSUIT.

Being part of a team is like being apart of another family. You’re dedicated, you’re committed and you stick together no matter what. There will always be ups and downs but its about how you overcome it. One person can’t do it alone, we all need each other. There can be no selfishness, you have to want

the best for each other and the team.

- #15 Aurielle Anderson, Freshman

I LOVE my team! They are what gets me through each day, when things start to get tough its my team-mates that pick me up. If I ever need anything they are always there. My teammates are not only team-

mates, but also they are a huge support system, my roommates, and especially my best friends. Everyone on the team brings something different, whether it be being goofy and making you laugh or being some-one you can always talk to. You know when you have to do something that 11 other girls are there doing the same things for the same reasons. Everyone works together, gets along and loves each other. And,

when we step on the court we all know what needs to be done.

- #32 Brenna Banktson, Junior

While playing basketball for the past 15-plus years, I’ve in-evitably learned a number of life lessons that I’ll carry with me throughout the rest of my life. With the typical distrac-

tions and opportunities of the college life, I developed a self-discipline that will surely lead me to success in the

future. I’ve learned that there’s always a bigger, broader picture than the situation at hand and each challenge I

face is only preparing me for the next.

As one of my favorite icons, John Wooden, says “Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” I’ve learned through my basketball experience that you can’t do everything perfect. This acceptance hasn’t led me to

allowing imperfection or failure, but only fueled my desire and willingness to work harder in achieving the impossible

and defying the odds.

Throughout the many tests, challenges, and conditions that basketball has presented me over the years, I have set goals that I’ve achieved and imagined limits I’ve exceeded time after time. I’ve ran that one extra sprint, lifted that one extra weight, shot that one extra shot that seemed

unattainable at the time. Overall, I have grown unmeasure-ably as a person and a soldier who fights til the end. The

option of giving up is no longer an alternative for me, and I will treasure this new confident outlook forever.

- #12 Sara Vest, Senior

I chose Western Michigan University because already coming from a Division I program, as well as a junior college, I felt like it was a perfect opportunity to start all over and achieve everything I wanted from when

I first started college. The coaches made me feel right at home. Everything they guaranteed me I have received, from an open gym to work out in to becoming a better student. I enjoy all of the time I share with my teammates. They are there when I need a pick-me-up and there to make me better. Just the experience

of meeting such great people is good enough for me.

- #3 Taylor Manley, Junior

Being a part of a team means having a group of people you can count on. On and off the court your team-mates are always there for you, no matter what the situation. I always have someone I can go to if I need anything. Being a part of a team is more than just playing basketball with a group of young women, but a family that grows each year.

- #33 Miame Giden, Sophomore

It means a lot to be a part of this team. We’ve become more then just teammates, we’re like sisters. It’s fun to be part of this women’s basketball team. You grow as a person and a woman. I love stepping out on the court with my teammates because I know that they

have my back and I have theirs. We understand what we are battling for and what it takes to get to accomplish our goal. We push each other in a positive way in which we know will improve our game. My teammates challenge me on and off the court, helping me become

a better person and teammate.

- #30 Kemmy Dominique, Junior

I love my team! They have given me a home away from home - it’s like having 11 other sisters that I can count on. We have a ton of fun off the court, and on the court we push each other to be the best we can be.

We have a great group of girls this year, I’m looking forward to having an awesome season!

- #23 Maria Iaquaniello, Junior

It means a lot to me to be a part of this team. Being with the same girls every day, you become really close with all of your teammates. You start to realize that the girls aren’t just your teammates; they are your best friends and are always there to help you through tough situations. You find yourself hanging out with all of them outside of basketball as well as on the

court. When we are at practice we all work hard, and try to have a little fun as well, even if it’s just a joke to make someone feel better or lighten the situation. There is a lot of hard work put into everything, but it all pays off in the end.

- #40 Jenny Loney, Senior

The fact that we have to work together, live together, and battle together makes us like family - sisters. It not only means a lot to me

but to the other girls as well to be a part of this Bronco team. We have to work together everyday and it would be very difficult to do

so if we didn’t communicate and get along. I like the challenges we get as a team because it makes us grow, and I think the fact that

our lives are so intertwined it makes us better.

- #4 DeAirra Goss, Freshman

In my eyes a team is a family, and everything you do affects your family. There is no more thinking of just your individual needs. Every decision you make should benefit not only yourself but the family as well. To be a strong team you have to act as a whole. Teams should be posi-tive and always try to make each other a better person and player. No one is more important

than the family and no one can tear it apart. I believe that if we keep that mindset, victory will come after every battle.

- #35 Ebony Cleary, Junior

WMU BASKETBALL IS ...Last season alone, Western Michigan traveled to Irvine, Calif., making a

stop at Disneyland, New York City and played No. 2 North Carolina on the

road in the Dean Smith Center.

WMU BASKETBALL IS ... Western Michigan is no stranger to travel, as the team has journeyed coast-to-coast over in recent sea-sons.

During the non-conference sched-ule, the Broncos can be seen all across the United States year-to-year. While basketball is top prior-ity, the team also gets to venture out and do plenty of sightseeing.

This is a list of places WMU has visited in the past three seasons or will visit in 2009-10.

U.S. Virgin IslandsWashington D.C.

PhiladelphiaAlbuquerque

San DiegoSt. Louis

North CarolinaChicagoDenver

New YorkBaltimore

Irvine, Calif.Dallas

ClevelandPittsburgh

While In Washington D.C. during the 2007-08 season, the Broncos toured the West Wing of the White House, the Capitol Building and several of the Presidental Memorials.

WELL-TRAVELED.

2006-07 Paradise JamSt. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands


A FAMILY.



Western Michigan has had two players sign professional contracts with WNBA teams in the last three years. Carrie Moore (WMU, 2003-07) and Tiera DeLaHoussaye (2005-09) each had a chance to chase their dream, reporting to preseason train-ing camps with WNBA teams. Moore joined the Phoenix Mercury in 2007 and also the Chicago Sky in 2008. DeLaHoussaye joined the Detroit Shock in 2009. While neither made the final regular season rosters, both appeared in exhibition contests with the WNBA teams and played along the best women’s basketball players in the world. In addition to Moore and DeLa-Houssaye’s experiences, Western Michigan has had a number of players go on and play professionally overseas.

Western Michigan women’s bas-ketball is covered by a number of

local media outlets.

These include:PRINTKalamazoo GazetteHoward Thomas, sports editor; Jayson Bussa, beatWestern HeraldMike Feld, sports editor

ELECTRONICWWMT-TV (CBS)Ed Kengerski, sports director; Andy PepperWOOD-TV (NBC)Jack Doles, sports director; Jason TerzisWZZM-TV (ABC)Henry Wofford, sports director; Tom Clyde, Dan HarlandWXMI-TV (FOX)Brent Ashcroft, sports director; Tim DotyWQLR-1660 AM The FanDan Cash, sports director; Host Sports Tonight (weeknights 6-8 p.m.)

INTERNETBronco Insider (subscription)MAC-Sports.com

BRONCO RADIO NETWORKWQXC Cool 101 — 100.9 FM: (Flagship)

Last year, ESPNU made its way to University Arena, broadcasting the Western Michigan vs. Bowling Green game on Feb.7, 2009. Over 2,100 fans were on hand that day as the Broncos gave the defending Mid-American Conference

champions all they could handle, falling to the Falcons in overtime, 79-77. It was the first nationally televised women’s basketball game from University Arena.


In the past three seasons, Western Michigan women’s

basketball players have been featured in several national

publications/outlets.

Among these include:

ESPNUESPN.com’s Highlight Reel

USA Today SLAM Magazine

SLAM Magazine OnlineFCA’s Sharing the Victory

ON THE NATIONAL STAGE

All Bronco home games can be seen LIVE on the internet at www.wmubroncos.com and signing up for Bronco Insider. Fans can also watch post-game press conferences with Head Coach Tasha

McDowell and Bronco players. www.wmubroncos.com provides the most up-to-date-information on all 16 Bronco sports.

GETTING NOTICED.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL - GAME MOST PASSING YARDS - 716 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 406 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 405 MOST FRESHMAN YDS GAINED - 582 MOST INTERCEPTIONS - 5MOST POINTS SCORED KICKING - 24 COLLEGE FOOTBALL - SEASONMOST PASSING YARDS - 5833 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 2628 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 2060MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED - 39 COLLEGE FOOTBALL - CAREER MOST PASSING YARDS - 15,031 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 6397 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES - 121 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 5005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS - 5 MOST POINTS SCORED - 468LONGEST PUNT IN YARDS - 99MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 400yds OR MORE - 11MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE - 30 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 7 MOST GOALS - 8 MOST POINTS - 18 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 24 MOST GOALS - 46 MOST POINTS - 108 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 66 MOST GOALS - 109 MOST POINTS - 255 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 6 MOST GOALS - 7 MOST POINTS - 16

WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 44 MOST GOALS - 37 MOST POINTS - 97

WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 129 MOST GOALS - 118 MOST POINTS - 284 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 100 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 15 MOST REBOUNDS - 51 MOST STEALS - 13 MOST ASSISTS - 22MOST POINTS IN FIRST CAREER GAME - 52

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - 207 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BY A TEAM - 315MOST TEAM POINTS SCORED - 3464 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 413MOST ASSISTS - 1076MOST POINTS - 37MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS - 85MOST GAMES PLAYED - 151

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 60 MOST POINTS BY A TEAM - 149MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 17 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 12

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST POINTS - 1062MOST REBOUNDS - 534MOST STEALS - 191MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 28 WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST POINTS - 3393MOST ASSISTS - 1307 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 391HIGHEST FIELD GOAL - 70.3%

MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY - GAME MOST POINTS - 11 MOST GOALS - 9 MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS - 3 MOST SAVES - 78

MEN’S SWIMMING 50m FREESTYLE - 21.64 100m BREASTSTROKE - 59.30 200m BACKSTROKE - 1:44.06 50m BACKSTROKE - 24.99 400m FREESTYLE - 3:40.08SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:09.57

WOMEN’S SWIMMING50m FREESTYLE - 24.13 100m FREESTYLE - 53.52100m BACKSTROKE - 59.58200m FREESTYLE - 1:57.65200m BACKSTROKE - 2:06.62400m FREESTYLE - 4:03.85SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:34.05 MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 9.77 200m - 19.32 400m - 43.18 800m - 1:41.11 JAVELIN - 98.48m MARATHON - 2:04.55 3000m STEEPLECHASE - 7:53.63 HIGH JUMP - 2.45m LONG JUMP - 8.95mTRIPLE JUMP - 18.29m WMN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 10.49 200m - 21.34 400m - 47.60 800m - 1:53.28 100m HURDLES - 12.21 400m HURDLES - 52.34 MARATHON - 2:15.25 DISCUS - 76.80m POLE VAULT - 5.00mLONG JUMP - 7.52mHIGH JUMP - 2.09mTRIPLE JUMP - 15.5m

MEN’S MARATHONFASTEST HALF MARATHON - 59.05FASTEST MARATHON - 2:04.55

PUSH UPSNON-STOP - 10,507 1 MINUTE - 1385 MINUTES - 4411 HOUR - 387724 HOURS - 46,0011 YEAR - 1,500,230

MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861

MEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL - MATCH MOST KILLS - 49 SERVICE ACES - 4 BLOCK SOLOS - 11 DIGS - 27

MEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 68718 ARROW MATCH - 17712 ARROW MATCH - 11927 ARROW MATCH - 260

WOMEN’S ARCHERY72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 68218 ARROW MATCH - 17512 ARROW MATCH - 11827 ARROW MATCH - 258 PROFESSIONAL BASEBALLMOST GRAND SLAMS IN 1 GAME - 2 LONGEST GAME - 8 hrs 6 minsMOST STRIKEOUTS IN A SEASON - 383MOST WORLD SERIES WINS - 26MOST STOLEN BASES SEASON - 130MOST STOLEN BASES CAREER - 1406 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - GAME MOST HITS - 8 MOST HOME RUNS - 4 MOST STOLEN BASES - 7 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - CAREER MOST VICTORIES BY A PITCHER - 151 MOST SHUTOUTS BY A PITCHER - 94 MOST RBIs - 328 MOST CONSECUTIVE HITS - 10 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES HITTING STREAK - 43 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL BOXINGMOST TITLES - 4MOST TITLE BOUTS - 37LONGEST CHAMPION REIGN - 11yrsLONGEST UNBEATEN - 16yrs 8mths IN A TOTAL OF 49 FIGHTSMOST CAREER KOs - 145CONSECUTIVE CAREER WINS - 49

MEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFINGMOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFINGMOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6

SIT-UPS 1 hour - 8555

MEN’S PROFESSIONAL GOLFLONGEST CARRY WITH A DRIVE ON THE FLY - 408ydsMOST U.S. MASTERS TITLES - 6CAREER WINS - 82 CAREER MAJORS WINS - 18

SKATEBOARDING HIGHEST OLLIE - 44.5 in LONGEST RAMP JUMP - 79 ftFASTEST SPEED STANDING - 62.55mphHIGHEST AIR - 7ft 8in

MEN’S CYCLINGSPRINT - 10.129INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 4:15.165 1km TIME TRIAL - 1:00.711

WOMEN’S CYCLINGSPRINT - 11.21INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 3:24.537500m TIME TRIAL - 33.952

MEN’S SHOOTING10m RUNNING TARGET - 59025m RAPID FIRE PISTOL - 59650m PISTOL - 666.450m FREE RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 1275.1

WOMEN’S SHOOTING10m AIR PISTOL - 490.110m AIR RIFLE - 502.0TRAP - 9350m RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 686.1SKEET - 98

MEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT500m - 34.421000m - 1:07.181500m - 1:43.955000m - 6:14.6610000m - 12:58.92

WOMEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT500m - 37.301000m - 1:13.831500m - 1:54.02 5000m - 3:57.70 10000m - 6:46.91

MEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT56kg - 305.062kg - 325.069kg - 357.577kg - 375.0

WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT48kg - 210.053kg - 225.0 58kg - 237.563kg - 242.569kg - 275.075kg - 272.5

MEN’S TEAM ROWINGLONGEST CONTINUAL - 1010hrs 34min

MARATHON MEN’S ROWING - 24hrsINDIVIDUAL HEAVYWEIGHT - 307,683mINDIVIDUAL LIGHTWEIGHT - 302, 008m

MARATHON ROWING LARGE TEAM - 24hrsWOMEN - 413, 549m MEN - 497, 972mMIXED - 480,197m MIXED, JUNIORS - 410, 018m

MARATHON ROWING SMALL TEAM - 24hrsWOMEN - 367,872mMEN - 438,694mMIXED - 426,635mMEN, JUNIORS - 348,370m

ROPE SKIPPINGNON-STOP - 31:46.481 MINUTE - 4251 HOUR - 16,107CONSECUTIVE TIGHTROPE SKIPS - 1250

MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639

WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING500m - 43.6711000m - 1:31.1911500m - 2:18.861

MEN’S SKIINGHIGHEST RECORDED SPEED - 154.165mph

MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE - GAME MOST POINTS - 14 MOST GOALS - 10 MOST ASSISTS - 12 MOST SAVES BY A GOALIE - 38 MOST GOALS SCORED BY A TEAM - 38 MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES - 42 MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WON - 33

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WMU BASKETBALL IS ... STRENGTH &CONDITIONING

Mission StatementThe mission of the Western Michi-gan University strength and condi-tioning program is to provide each student-athlete with an opportunity to develop their physical abilities, through safe and objective training. Through these means the strength and conditioning program will at-tempt to improve athletic perfor-mance and minimize injuries relat-ed to athletic competition.

PhilosophyAt Western Michigan University, each workout will be an organized and detailed plan, combining ex-ercise selection with effective set and repetition schemes, to be coor-dinated with appropriate condition-ing. These workouts will afford each athlete an opportunity to improve technique in all exercises, improve muscular strength, and improve conditioning without overtraining.

FIT AND STRONG.


Ellis Athletic Academic Advising Center is located on the second floor of Read Field-house. The athletic academic services program exists to provide a comfortable and supportive environment in which student-athletes can strive to achieve academic success. The Ellis Center houses the academic services staff, computer labs, tutoring program, composition specialists, study table and the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. The mission of this athletic academic service program is to assist student-athletes in reach-ing their full potential by providing them with the necessary tools and skills to achieve academic success.


PREPARED.

ATHLETICTRAINING

Mission StatementThe mission of the Department of Medical Services is to set a stan-dard in providing comprehensive, quality healthcare to our student-athletes. Our staff will provide a professional environment for all in-volved. We will serve as advocate for the student-athletes health and well-being and we will be proactive in treating and managing the stu-dent-athletes’ healthcare.

We use an integrated team ap-proach of certified athletic trainers, sports medicine trained physicians, student athletic trainers and other qualified health professionals to ef-fectively manage and treat various medical, physical and mental condi-tions. In compliance with the WMU Division of Intercollegiate Athlet-ics mission, the medical services department will strive to produce NCAA Division I programs for men and women characterized by excel-lence in athletics and academics while being recognized as a leader among ethical, non-discriminatory, and fiscally well-managed depart-ments.

In its 53 years of existence, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund has been the of-ficial fundraising arm of the WMU Athletic Department, raising over $4 million through annual gifts and ma-jor contributions.

OUR MISSIONTo support the student-athletes of Western Michigan University in their pursuit of championships, academic excellence and personal growth as representatives of WMU, its alumni, fans and community members.

MIKE GARY ATHLETIC FUND Founded in 1956 by a group of area businessmen and dedicated Broncos, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund was established to provide direct financial support to the athletic programs of Western Michigan University.

The fund is named in honor of long-time athletic director, Bronco football coach and WMU Hall of Fame inductee, Mr. Mitchell “Mike” Gary.

GARY FUND EXCEEDS $1 MILLION FOR SECOND-STRAIGHT YEARGary Fund had another record-setting year with an overall goal of $1.0 million for the 2009 campaign.

The Mike Gary Athletic Fund announced a two percent increase in donations with a total of $1,022,045. Last year’s record total was $1,002,749. The Gary Fund volunteers surpassed their calling pe-riod goal of $475,000 with a total of $477,962.

The announcement was made at the Mike Gary Athletic Fund Cel-ebration held at the Gilmore House hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Dunn. In attendance were the Gary Fund volunteers, the WMU Head Coach-es and athletic staff.

The chair for the 2009 campaign was Jim Hall and the Vice Chair was Jim Everts.

The Broncos would like to thank the following Car Coaches for their support of WMU Athletics:Cole Century - Tom Cole (owner)DeNooyer Chevrolet - Bill DeNooyer (owner)Harold Zeigler Auto Group - Harold & Aaron Zeigler (owner)John Tapper Automotive - John Tapper (owner)Maple Hill Auto Group - Jim Vandenberg (owner)Metro Toyota - Jeff DeNooyer (owner)

WMU ATHLETICS ARE ...

SUPPORTED.

The Gary Fund supports all 16 Western Michigan ath-letic programs from men’s soccer to gymnastics to football and each and ev-ery student-athlete’s expe-rience.

The WMU student-athletes and teams are grateful to the Gary Fund donors and the volunteers.

2008 TEXAS BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com • HIGHEST TEAM GPA IN PROGRAM HISTORY • www.wmubroncos.com • 500 PROGRAM VICTORIES • www.wmubroncos.com • 10 PERFECT HOME SEASONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 2007 INTERNATIONAL BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com2008 TEXAS BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com • HIGHEST TEAM GPA IN PROGRAM HISTORY • www.wmubroncos.com • 500 PROGRAM VICTORIES • www.wmubroncos.com • 10 PERFECT HOME SEASONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 2007 INTERNATIONAL BOWL • www.wmubroncos.com

WMU IS MICHIGAN’S FOURTH LARGEST HIGHER EDUCATION IN-STITUTION, ATTRACTING A DIVERSE AND CULTURALLY RICH STUDENT BODY FROM ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND SOM 80 OTHER COUN-TRIES. ITS NEARLY 900 FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED AT SOME OF THE WORLD’S FINEST INSTITUTIONS AND THEY BRING TO THE UNIVERSITY A GLOB-AL PERSPECTIVE THAT ENHANCES THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.


WESTERN MICHIGAN IS A DYNAMIC, STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 25,000. WMU IS FO-CUSED ON DELIVERING HIGH-QUAL-ITY UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUC-TION, ADVANCING ITS GROWING GRADUATE DIVISION AND FOSTER-ING SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH AC-TIVITIES.

WMU’S DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE IS WIDELY RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE NATION’S BEST UNDERGRADU-ATE PROGRAMS AND IS A REGULAR WINNER OF AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL AWARDS.


U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RANKS WMU’S PROGRAMS IN OC-CUPATIONAL THERAPY, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND SPEECH PATHOL-OGY AMONG THE TOP 50 IN THE NA-TION.


THE SKY BRONCS PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM FROM THE COLLEGE OF AVIATION WON THE 1983, 1998 AND 2002 NATIONAL INTERCOL-LEGIATE FLYING ASSOCIATION NA-TIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND HAS PLACED AMONG THE TOP THREE IN NATIONAL COMPETITION 15 OF THE PAST 16 YEARS.

WMU ATHLETICS IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING STATE-OF-THE-ART ATH-LETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES AND FANS.

www.wmubroncos.com • 32 ALL-MAC SELECTIONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 3 WNIT APPEARANCES • www.wmubroncos.com www.wmubroncos.com • 32 ALL-MAC SELECTIONS • www.wmubroncos.com • 3 WNIT APPEARANCES • www.wmubroncos.com

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For the most up-to-date information on Bronco Athleticsvisit: www.wmubroncos.com

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MERICANS

CarrieMoore2007KodakHonorableMentionAll-American

CaseyRost2006KodakHonorableMentionAll-American2004KodakHonorableMentionAll-American

KristinKoetsier2003KodakHonorableMentionAll-American2000Women’sBasketballJournalFreshmanAll-American2000Women’sBasketballNewsServiceFreshmanAll-American

ShelseaErving2000KodakHonorableMentionAll-American

PatCharity1980HonorableMentionAll-American1978HonorableMentionAll-American

CarrieMoore

PatCharity

CaseyRost

KristinKoestier

ShelseaErving

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WNIT ParticipantsThe 2003-04 team was the first team in the Mid-American Conference and at WMU to ever advance to a quarterfinal game in a postseason tournament.

Pictured:Bottom Row (L-R): Ashley Solmose, Brittany Tyson, Maria Jilian, Jen Doyle, Carrie Moore, Casey Rost. Top Row (L-R): Nicole Watkins, Marlena Jackson, Kate Verseput, Lori Crisman, Kelly Koerber, Ashley Owens, Kim Driggett, Andrea Thelen.

MAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Participants The 2002-03 team won the Mid-American Conference Tournament and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Western Michigan ended the season 20-12 overall and 10-6 in the MAC.

Pictured:Kneeling: Maria Jilian. Middle Three (L-R): Jen Doyle, Corletta Harris, Casey Rost. Outer Back: Andrea Thelen, Shaylen Jackson, Kristin Koetsier, Kate Verseput, Kim Driggett, Kelly Koerber, Shannon Jackson. Not Pictured: Lori Crisman

MAC West ChampionsWNIT ParticipantsWMU won 14 of 16 Mid-American Conference games in 1999-00, the highest MAC winning percentage in program history. The Broncos won the MAC West Division title and advanced to the WNIT.

Pictured: Sitting (L-R): Asst. Coach Autumn Rademacher, Dionne Lassila, Shelsea Erving, Shelly Jackovich, Curleta Harris, Brooke Gallert, Brianne Gallert, Danielle Museller, Sarah Hurrle. Standing (L-R): Head Coach Ron Stewart, Asst. Coach Sheila McMillan, Lisa Bruwer, Darne-sha Irby, Casey Stevenson, Kristin Koetsier, Karen Duerloo, Sara Schwarz, Asst. Coach Tor-reia Bradford.

MAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Participants The 1984-85 team was the first team at Western Michigan to ever win the Mid-American Conference Tournament Championship and go to the NCAA Tournament.

Pictured: Front Row (L-R): Shelly Klare, Jenny Gilligan, Tracy Wells, Jill Shoemaker, Brenda Schmidt, Louise Stapleton and Alletta Mille. Back Row (L-R): Manager Gina Trychata, Head Coach Jim Hess, Vicky Musky, Paula DeFord, Amy Sutton, Kenra McDonald, Brenda Goldner, Shannon Pickell, Asst. Coach Pat Charity, Graduate Assistant Trainer Betty Erbach.

CarrieMoore

CHAMPIONSHIP/POSTSEASON TEAMS

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INNERS

NCAAStatisticalLeaderPoints Per Game25.4 ppg ............................Carrie Moore 2006-07

MACPlayeroftheYearCarrie Moore (Co-Player) ......................... 2006-07Casey Rost .............................................. 2003-04

MACFreshmanoftheYearCasey Rost .............................................. 2001-02Kristin Koetsier ....................................1999-2000Kina Brown .............................................. 1991-92

MACDefensivePlayeroftheYearTiera DeLaHoussaye ............................... 2007-08Maria Jilian .............................................. 2002-03

FirstTeamAll-MACTiera DeLaHoussaye ............................... 2007-08Carrie Moore .. ........................ 2007, 2006, 2005Casey Rost .............................. 2006, 2004, 2003Kristin Koetsier ....................... 2003, 2002, 2000Shelsea Erving ....................................2000, 1999Kina Brown ............................. 1995, 1994, 1993Megan Boguslawski ......................................1996Shannon Pickell .............................................1987Tracy Wells .....................................................1987Vicky Musky ...................................................1987

SecondTeamAll-MACKelly Koerber .................................................2005Karen Deurloo ...............................................2001Angel White .........................................1996, 1995Kina Brown ....................................................1992Yvonne Thompson .........................................1988Tracy Wells .....................................................1985

AcademicAll-America 2007 - Carrie Moore - 2nd team

ESPN The MagazineDistrictIVAll-Academic 2007 - Carrie Moore - 1st team 2006 - Carrie Moore - 2nd team

VFoundationComebackoftheYear

2002 - Kristin Koetsier

HondaInspirationAward 2002 - Kristin Koetsier

NSCAAll-American 2009 - Tiera DeLaHoussaye U.S.NationalJuniorTeam

1992, 1993 - Kina Brown

WorldUniversityGames 1975, 1977 - Pat Charity

AIAWAll-StateFirstTeam 1980 - Patti Rendine 1979 - Sharon Brown

AIAWHonorableMention 1981 - Pat Charity 1981 - Patti Rendine 1979 - Tami Podell

All-RegionFirstTeam 1980 - Pat Charity

All-RegionAcademicTeam 1994 - Andrea Kimball 1984 - Shelly Klare

ThirdTeamAll-MACTiera DeLaHoussaye .....................................2009

HonorableMentionAll-MACMaria Jilian ....................................................2004Karen Deurloo ...............................................2002Sarah Hurrle ..................................................2001Danielle Mueller ............................................2000Kelly DeLong ..................................................1999

All-MACFreshmanTeamMiame Giden .................................................2009Carrie Moore ..................................................2004Casey Rost .....................................................2002Maria Jilian ....................................................2002Emily Samuelson ...........................................2001Kristin Koetsier ..............................................2001Shelsea Erving ............................................... 1997Danielle Mueller ............................................ 1997Kelly DeLong ..................................................1994Dora Kalmar-Nagy .........................................1994Angel White ....................................................1993Kina Brown ....................................................1992Charlene Osterling ........................................ 1991Cathie Vos ......................................................1989Ruthanne Wisniewski....................................1988

MACTournamentMVPCasey Rost .....................................................2003Tracy Wells .....................................................1985

MACAll-TournamentTeamMaria Jilian ....................................................2003Casey Rost .....................................................2003Yvonne Thompson .........................................1988Tracy Wells ..........................................1987, 1985Vicky Musky ...................................................1985Brenda Goldner .............................................1985

MACAll-AcademicFirstTeamCarrie Moore ........................... 2007, 2006, 2005Tiera DeLaHoussaye .............. 2009, 2008, 2007Andrea Kimball ..............................................1994Marti Davis ....................................................1989

HonorableMentionAndrea Kimball ...................................1993, 1992Denise Kirby .................................................. 1991Kim Barrier .........................................1991, 1989Shelly Klare .........................................1987, 1986Vicky Musky ........................................1985, 1983Kim Worden ...................................................1982

MACHonorRollCasey Rost ............................................... 2003-04Karen Deurloo ....................................2002, 2001Brianne Gallert ...................................2001, 2000Brooke Gallert ....................................2001, 2000Danielle Mueller ............................................2000Emily Samuelson ...........................................2002

Kristin Koestier Kina Brown Carrie Moore

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Carrie Moore Casey Rost Kina Brown Shelsea Erving Pat Charity

1,000 POINT CLUB

1.CarrieMooreYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2006-07 32-32 1,232-38.5 272-600 .456 52-164 .317 217-274 .792 223 7.0 96 162 17 62 813 25.42005-06 28-28 1,017-36.3 177-355 .499 26-77 .338 101-140 .721 207 7.4 95 123 5 41 481 17.22004-05 28-28 1,041-37.2 171-410 .417 40-120 .333 110-157 .701 230 8.2 105 148 13 48 492 17.62003-04 32-32 1,011-31.6 139-338 .411 47-132 .356 113-144 .785 176 5.5 81 104 14 41 438 13.7 Totals 120-120 4,301-35.8 759-1,703 .446 165-493 .335 541-715 .757 836 6.97 337 537 49 192 2,224 18.5

2.CaseyRostYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2005-06 28-28 1,033-36.9 168-442 .380 75-182 .412 84-118 .712 123 4.4 55 57 8 51 495 17.72004-05 2-2 66-33 6-22 .273 1-6 .167 6-8 .750 17 8.5 1 7 3 2 19 9.52003-04 24-24 853-35.5 160-352 .455 56-134 .418 99-117 .846 101 4.2 65 46 8 64 475 19.82002-03 32-32 1,180-36.9 211-442 .477 79-186 .425 121-134 .903 157 4.9 68 53 4 87 622 19.4 2001-02 31-31 1,067-34.4 149-357 .417 69-177 .390 83-101 .822 155 5.0 81 60 4 52 450 14.5 Totals 117-117 4,199-35.9 694-1,615 .430 280-685 .409 393-478 .822 553 4.7 270 223 27 256 2,061 17.6

3.KinaBrownYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1994-95 28-28 906-32.4 171-356 .480 10-27 .370 140-208 .673 247 8.8 33 78 13 45 492 17.61993-94 28-27 824-29.4 130-289 .450 8-34 .235 127-177 .718 237 8.5 48 83 17 43 395 14.11992-93 27-25 807-29.9 153-301 .508 4-26 .154 99-144 .688 208 7.7 42 75 30 32 409 15.11991-92 27-26 906-38.6 166-333 .508 5-18 .278 175-243 .720 219 8.1 32 100 23 47 518 19.2 Totals 110-106 3,443-31.3 620-1,279 .485 27-105 .257 541-772 .701 911 8.3 155 336 83 167 1,814 16.5

4.ShelseaErvingYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1999-00 30-29 933-31.1 189-462 .409 58-145 .400 60-75 .800 174 5.8 46 77 9 18 496 16.51998-99 29-29 882-30.4 207-506 .409 58-170 .341 81-109 .743 197 6.8 55 74 7 35 553 19.11997-98 26-26 813-31.3 174-424 .410 43-146 .295 37-50 .740 167 6.4 40 64 8 27 428 16.51996-97 25-16 588-23.5 107-254 .421 31-89 .348 13-18 .722 147 5.9 11 46 8 17 258 10.3 Totals 110-100 3,276-29.8 677-1,646 .411 190-550 .345 191-252 .758 685 6.2 152 261 32 97 1,708 15.5

5.PatCharityYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1980-81 31 N/A 174-412 .422 N/A N/A 23-34 .676 211 6.8 42 N/A N/A N/A 371 12.01979-80 23 N/A 122-296 .412 N/A N/A 29-56 .518 185 8.0 20 N/A N/A N/A 273 11.91978-79 7 N/A 44-113 .389 N/A N/A 13-21 .619 62 8.9 6 N/A N/A N/A 101 14.41977-78 26 N/A 216-455 .475 N/A N/A 46-65 .708 296 11.4 42 N/A N/A N/A 478 18.41976-77 21 N/A 144-336 .429 N/A N/A 31-44 .705 274 13.0 12 N/A N/A N/A 319 15.2Totals 108 N/A 700-1,612 .434 N/A N/A 142-220 .645 1,028 9.5 122 N/A N/A N/A 1,542 14.3


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Shelly Klare Kristin Koetsier Ann Kasdorf Tracy Wells Shannon Pickell

1,000 POINT CLUB

6.ShellyKlareYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1986-87 27 N/A 166-368 .451 N/A N/A 30-39 .769 83 3.1 104 N/A N/A N/A 376 13.91985-86 26 N/A 195-405 .481 N/A N/A 46-59 .780 89 3.4 60 N/A N/A N/A 436 16.81984-85 29 N/A 150-338 .444 N/A N/A 45-71 .634 81 2.8 62 N/A N/A N/A 345 11.91983-84 25 N/A 131-293 .447 N/A N/A 40-60 .667 101 4.0 46 N/A N/A N/A 302 12.1Totals 107 N/A 642-1,404 .457 N/A N/A 161-229 .703 354 3.3 272 N/A N/A N/A 1,459 13.6

7.KristinKoetsierYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2002-03 24-23 704-29.3 140-320 .438 9-26 .346 110-135 .815 144 6.0 42 37 41 20 399 16.62001-02 31-31 922-29.7 174-379 .459 6-29 .207 112-136 .824 232 7.5 60 91 32 30 466 15.02000-01 4-2 82-20.5 11-30 .367 0-0 .000 6-9 .667 21 5.2 5 10 2 1 28 7.01999-00 30-30 947-31.6 206-395 .522 3-8 .375 144-178 .809 285 9.5 50 88 40 31 559 18.6 Totals 89-86 2,655-29.8 531-1,124 .472 18-63 .285 372-458 .812 682 7.6 157 226 115 82 1,452 16.3

8.AnnKasdorfYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1977-78 26 N/A 170-406 .419 N/A N/A 78-90 .867 101 3.9 104 N/A N/A N/A 418 16.11976-77 25 N/A 125-337 .371 N/A N/A 52-62 .839 162 6.5 49 N/A N/A N/A 302 12.11975-76 23 N/A 148-319 .460 N/A N/A 81-100 .810 144 6.2 42 N/A N/A 36 377 16.4 1974-75 21 N/A 128-287 .450 N/A N/A 53-69 .770 92 4.4 34 N/A N/A 38 309 14.7Totals 95 N/A 571-1,349 .423 N/A N/A 264-321 .822 499 5.3 229 N/A N/A 74 1,406 14.8

9.TracyWellsYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1986-87 27 N/A 157-307 .511 N/A N/A 47-64 .734 66 2.4 236 N/A N/A N/A 361 13.41985-86 24 N/A 123-289 .426 N/A N/A 48-71 .676 N/A N/A 148 N/A N/A N/A 294 12.31984-85 29 N/A 169-379 .446 N/A N/A 85-109 .780 N/A N/A 179 N/A N/A N/A 423 14.61983-84 24 N/A 117-260 .450 N/A N/A 40-55 .727 61 2.5 136 N/A N/A N/A 274 11.4Totals 104 N/A 566-1,235 .458 N/A N/A 220-299 .735 127 1.2 699 N/A N/A N/A 1,352 13.0

10.ShannonPickellYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1987-88 27 N/A 227-434 .523 N/A N/A 84-110 .764 174 6.4 28 N/A N/A N/A 538 19.91986-87 25 N/A 151-267 .566 N/A N/A 66-95 .695 142 5.7 20 N/A N/A N/A 368 14.71985-86 27 N/A 111-221 .502 N/A N/A 52-82 .634 143 5.3 14 N/A N/A N/A 274 10.11984-85 29 N/A 58-116 .500 N/A N/A 31-44 .705 114 3.9 8 N/A N/A N/A 147 5.1Totals 108 N/A 547-1,038 .526 N/A N/A 233-331 .703 573 5.3 70 N/A N/A N/A 1,327 12.3


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Kelly DeLong Phyllis Cupp Vicky Musky Andrea Kimball

11.KellyDeLongYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1998-99 29-28 N/A 138-315 .438 77-193 .399 60-68 .882 105 3.6 31 49 4 17 413 14.21997-98 21-21 N/A 78-196 .398 41-111 .369 41-52 .788 52 2.5 28 N/A 1 17 238 11.31996-97 25-25 N/A 103-264 .390 45-131 .344 60-82 .732 76 3.0 34 N/A 2 30 311 12.41995-96 27-25 N/A 99-222 .446 68-137 .496 80-94 .851 90 3.3 42 N/A 4 19 346 12.8 Totals 102-99 N/A 418-997 .419 231-572 .403 241-296 .814 323 3.2 135 49 11 83 1,308 12.8

12.PhyllisCupp Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1975-76 23 N/A 173-386 .450 N/A N/A 75-111 .680 273 11.8 36 N/A N/A N/A 421 18.31974-75 21 N/A 149-329 .450 N/A N/A 66-99 .690 220 10.4 37 N/A N/A N/A 364 17.31972-73 N/A N/A 173-190 .810 N/A N/A 74-103 .720 173 N/A 14 N/A N/A 14 236 N/A1971-72 N/A N/A 84-212 .400 N/A N/A 46-70 .657 217 N/A 20 N/A N/A 19 214 N/ATotals N/A N/A 579-1,117 .518 N/A N/A 261-383 .681 883 N/A 107 N/A N/A 33 1,235 N/A

13.TieraDeLaHoussayeYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2008-09 30-30 976-32.5 128-312 .410 23-67 .343 88-126 .698 124 4.1 133 117 3 75 367 12.22007-08 32-32 1,159-36.2 145-325 .446 7-30 .233 99-142 .697 194 6.1 250 142 2 107 396 12.42006-07 32-32 1,189-37.2 144-296 .486 14-57 .246 60-97 .619 131 4.1 193 138 4 96 362 11.32005-06 28-15 659-2.4 35-108 .324 4-27 .148 24-43 .558 68 2.4 80 84 2 50 98 3.5Totals 122-109 3,983-32.6 452-1,041 .434 48-181 .265 271-408 .664 517 4.2 656 431 9 328 1,223 10.0

14.VickyMuskyYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1984-85 28 N/A 143-305 .469 N/A N/A 70-98 .714 195 7.0 108 N/A N/A N/A 356 12.71983-84 25 N/A 176-335 .525 N/A N/A 87-141 .617 173 6.9 109 N/A N/A N/A 439 17.61982-83 18 N/A 100-261 .383 N/A N/A 65-98 .663 110 6.1 61 N/A N/A N/A 265 15.71981-82 24 N/A 49-128 .383 N/A N/A 28-40 .700 86 3.6 27 N/A N/A N/A 126 5.3Totals 95 N/A 468-1,029 .454 N/A N/A 250-377 .663 564 5.9 305 N/A N/A N/A 1,186 12.5

15.AndreaKimball Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1993-94 27 N/A 132-286 .462 16-42 .381 66-93 .710 100 3.7 31 52 1 27 346 12.81992-93 26 N/A 84-191 .440 11-23 .478 49-62 .790 71 2.7 23 N/A 2 10 228 8.81991-92 27 N/A 133-323 .412 7-34 .206 93-118 .788 102 3.8 50 N/A 6 17 366 13.61990-91 26 N/A 71-176 .403 1-0 .100 56-70 .800 81 3.1 24 N/A 3 22 199 7.7Totals 106 N/A 420-976 .430 35-99 .353 264-343 .769 354 3.3 128 52 12 76 1,139 10.7

Tiera DeLaHoussaye

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Danielle Mueller Kelly Koerber Maria Jilian Kim Worden

1,000 POINT CLUB

Megan Boguslawski

16.MeganBoguslawskiYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1995-96 27 N/A 226-355 .637 0-1 .000 77-129 .597 232 8.6 38 83 11 31 529 19.61994-95 28 N/A 121-198 .611 0-3 .000 47-79 .595 142 5.1 16 N/A 10 19 289 10.31993-94 28 N/A 96-183 .525 3-13 .231 40-72 .556 117 4.2 15 N/A 3 17 235 8.41992-93 4 N/A 22-38 .579 0-0 .000 11-13 .846 29 7.3 2 4 0 0 55 13.8Totals 87 N/A 465-774 .600 3-17 .176 175-293 .597 520 5.9 71 83 24 67 1,108 12.7

17.DanielleMuellerYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1999-00 30-27 896-29.9 149-261 .571 0-2 .000 47-78 .603 264 8.8 47 51 2 17 345 11.5 1998-99 29-2 601-20.7 119-228 .522 0-4 .000 47-85 .533 152 5.2 32 48 7 20 285 9.81997-98 25-22 699-28.0 73-214 .341 0-9 .000 41-71 .577 149 6.0 41 77 10 36 187 7.51996-97 24-19 594-24.8 99-231 .429 30-74 .405 24-41 .585 136 5.7 26 76 3 18 252 10.5Totals 108-70 2,790-25.8 440-934 .471 30-74 .405 159-275 .578 701 6.5 146 252 22 91 1,069 9.9

18. Kelly KoerberYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2004-05 27-27 904-33.5 177-330 .536 2-2 1.000 96-126 .762 176 6.5 25 52 42 17 452 16.7 2003-04 32-32 817-25.5 157-270 .581 0-0 .000 67-89 .753 125 3.9 18 32 30 14 381 11.92002-03 32-7 404-12.6 70-123 .569 0-0 .000 36-48 .750 72 2.2 11 22 8 12 176 5.52001-02 22-0 80-3.6 15-25 .600 0-0 .000 9-10 .900 21 1.0 0 7 1 1 39 1.8 Totals 113-66 2,205-19.5 419-748 .560 2-2 1.000 208-273 .761 394 3.5 54 113 81 44 1,048 9.3

19.MariaJilianYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG2005-06 19-17 648-34.1 60-147 .408 14-54 .259 46-64 .719 64 3.4 95 47 4 64 180 9.52004-05 6-6 196-32.7 16-52 .308 1-11 .091 14-20 .700 28 4.7 26 31 4 13 47 7.82003-04 32-32 1,209-37.8 105-273 .385 24-77 .312 76-113 .673 117 3.7 183 127 11 110 310 9.72002-03 32-32 1,194-37.3 89-215 .414 18-55 .327 101-126 .802 122 3.8 191 99 5 124 297 9.32001-02 31-28 951-30.7 59-151 .391 13-48 .271 81-118 .686 106 3.4 130 116 9 53 212 6.8Totals 120-115 4,198-34.9 329-838 .392 70-245 .285 318-441 .721 437 3.6 625 420 33 364 1,046 8.7

20.KimWordenYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1981-82 26 N/A 139-338 .441 N/A N/A 77-104 .740 246 9.5 39 N/A N/A N/A 355 13.71980-81 31 N/A 131-332 .395 N/A N/A 51-68 .750 193 6.2 24 N/A N/A N/A 313 10.11979-80 29 N/A 84-187 .449 N/A N/A 59-88 .671 182 6.3 13 N/A N/A N/A 227 7.81978-79 29 N/A 53-132 .402 N/A N/A 24-37 .649 139 4.8 13 N/A N/A N/A 130 4.5Totals 115 N/A 407-986 .412 N/A N/A 211-297 .710 760 6.6 89 N/A N/A N/A 1,025 8.9


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Brenda Goldner

21.BrendaGoldnerYear GP-GS MIN-AVG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK STL TP AVG1986-87 26 N/A 136-262 .519 N/A N/A 49-63 .778 206 7.6 15 N/A N/A N/A 321 11.91985-86 26 N/A 114-244 .467 N/A N/A 75-98 .765 216 8.3 17 N/A N/A N/A 303 11.71984-85 29 N/A 127-250 .508 N/A N/A 55-94 .585 200 6.9 5 N/A N/A N/A 309 10.71983-84 24 N/A 35-79 .443 N/A N/A 21-34 .618 69 2.9 4 N/A N/A N/A 91 3.8Totals 105 N/A 412-835 .493 N/A N/A 200-289 .692 691 6.6 41 N/A N/A N/A 1,024 9.7

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RECORDS

PointsSingleGame41 Carrie Moore vs. Detroit, 2006-0740 Casey Rost vs. UMKC, 200338 Carrie Moore at Central Michigan, 2006-07 Shannon Pickell vs. Kent, 198837 Carrie Moore at Cleveland State, 2005 Kina Brown vs. Detroit-Mercy, 199436 Carrie Moore vs. Akron, 2006-07 Kina Brown vs. Boston College, 1992 Ann Kasdorf vs. Indiana State, 197834 Carrie Moore vs. Miami, 2006-07 Shelsea Erving vs. Akron, 1998 Pat Charity vs. Central Michigan, 197833 Kristin Koetsier vs. Campbell, 2002 Shelsea Erving vs. Central Michigan, 2000 Shannon Pickell vs. Wisconsin, 198732 Carrie Moore vs. Auburn, 2006-07 Carrie Moore vs. Northern Illinois, 2006-07 Kelly Koerber vs. Ball State, 2005 Shelsea Erving vs. Wyoming, 1998 Pat Charity vs. Western Ontario, 197831 Carrie Moore at Ohio, 2006-07 Carrie Moore vs. Ball State, 2006-07 Casey Rost, vs. Toledo, 2006 Kristin Koetsier vs. Campbell, 1999 Kina Brown vs. Akron, 1995 Kina Brown vs. Bowling Green, 1994 Shannon Pickell vs. Eastern Michigan, 1988 Ruthanne Wisniewski vs. Colo. State, 1988 Phyllis Cupp vs. Marshall, 1975 Marla Plew vs. Cedarville, 1974

PointsSeason(Games)813 (MAC record) Carrie Moore, 2006-07 (32)622 Casey Rost, 2002-03 (32)559 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (30)553 Shelsea Erving, 1998-99 (29)538 Shannon Pickell, 1988 (27)518 Kina Brown, 1992 (27)496 Shelsea Erving, 1999-2000 (30)495 Casey Rost, 2005-06 (28)492 Carrie Moore, 2004-05 (28) Kina Brown, 1995 (28)481 Carrie Moore, 2005-06 (28)478 Pat Charity, 1978 (26)476 Karen Deurloo, 2000-01 (28)475 Casey Rost, 2004 (24) 473 Karen Deurloo, 2001-02 (31) 469 Megan Boguslawski, 1995 (27)466 Kristin Koetsier, 2001-02 (31)452 Kelly Koerber, 2004-05 (27) 450 Casey Rost, 2001-02 (31) 447 Sarah Hurrle, 2000-01 (28)439 Vicky Musky, 1984 (25)

SeasonPointAverage25.4 (MAC record) Carrie Moore, 2006-0719.9 Shannon Pickell, 198819.8 Casey Rost, 2003-0419.6 Megan Boguslawski, 1995-9619.4 Casey Rost, 2002-0319.2 Kina Brown, 199219.1 Shelsea Erving, 1998-9918.6 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000

Carrie Moore (2003-07) rewrote the Western Michigan record book in the 2006-07 season, setting nine school scoring re-cords and four Mid-American Conference records. She con-cluded her career as the school’s all-time leading scorer, while ranking third all-time in the MAC. Her average of 25.4 ppg in her senior season was the best in NCAA Division I, having led the statistical category from the season’s start to finish.

CareerPoints2,224 Carrie Moore, 2003-072,061 Casey Rost, 2001-06 1,814 Kina Brown, 1992-951,735 Shelsea Erving, 1996-20001,542 Pat Charity, 1977-78/80-811,459 Shelly Klare, 1984-871,452 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-20031,406 Ann Kasdorf, 1975-781,352 Tracy Wells, 1984-871,327 Shannon Pickell, 1985-881,308 Kelly DeLong, 1995-991,235 Phyllis Cupp, 1972-73, 75-761,223 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2005-091,186 Vicky Musky, 1982-851,139 Andrea Kimball, 1991-941,069 Danielle Mueller, 1996-20001,048 Kelly Koerber, 2001-05 Megan Boguslawski, 1992-961,025 Kim Worden, 1979-811,024 Brenda Goldner, 1984-87

FieldGoals-SingleGame16 Pat Charity vs. Central Michigan, 1978 Shannon Pickell vs. Kent, 198815 Carrie Moore vs. Detroit, 2006-07 Kelly Koerber vs. Ball State, 2005 Karen Deurloo vs. Kansas State, 2000 Kina Brown vs. Boston College, 1992 Ann Kasdorf vs. Grand Valley St., 1977 Shannon Pickell vs. Eastern Michigan, 198814 Seven tied13 Carrie Moore at Central Michigan, 2006-07 Carrie Moorevs. Northern Illinois, 2006-07 Kristin Koetsier at Central Michigan, 2002

FieldGoals-Season(Games)272 Carrie Moore, 2006-07 (32)227 Shannon Pickell, 1988 (27)216 Pat Charity, 1978 (26)211 Casey Rost, 2002-03 (32)207 Shelsea Erving, 1998-99 (29)206 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (30)199 Megan Boguslawski, 1995 (27)195 Shelly Klare, 1986 (26)194 Karen Deurloo, 2001-02 (31)190 Karen Deurloo, 2000-01 (28)189 Shelsea Erving, 1999-2000 (30)177 Carrie Moore, 2005-06 (28) Kelly Koerber, 2004-05 (27)176 Vicky Musky, 1984 (26)174 Kristin Koetsier, 2001-02 (31) Pat Charity, 1981 (31) Shelsea Erving, 1998 (26)

FieldGoals-Career759 Carrie Moore, 2006-07700 Pat Charity, 1977-81694 Casey Rost, 2001-06677 Shelsea Erving, 1996-2000642 Shelly Klare, 1984-87623 Kina Brown, 1992-95571 Ann Kasdorf, 1975-78566 Tracy Wells, 1984-87547 Shannon Pickell, 1985-88

FieldGoalPercentage-SingleGame.916 Tracy Wells (11-12) vs. Central Florida, 1987.909 Lindsey Brown (10-11) vs. UMES, 2006-07.900 Ann Kasdorf (9-10) vs. W. Ontario, 1978 Jacquie Munson, (9-10) vs. Oakland, 1984 Tracy Wells (9-10) vs. Northern Illinois, 1985 Megan Boguslawski (9-10) vs. Bowling Green, 1995 .882 Karen Deurloo (15-17) vs. Kansas State, 2000(only double-diigit attempts included)

FieldGoalPercentage-Season .637 (MAC record) Megan Boguslawski, 1996 (226-355).581 Kelly Koerber, 2003-04 (157-270).571 Danielle Mueller, 1999-2000 (149-261).566 Shannon Pickell, 1987 (151-267).559 Karen Deurloo, 2000-01 (190-340).555 Lindsay Brown, 2005-06 (126-227).545 Karen Deurloo, 2001-02 (194-356).541 Dora Kalmar-Nagy, 1996 (99-183).536 Kelly Koerber, 2004-05 (177-330).525 Vicky Musky, 1984 (176-335).523 Shannon Pickell, 1988 (227-434).522 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (206-395) Danielle Mueller 1998-99 (119-228).519 Brenda Goldner, 1987 (136-262).511 Tracy Wells, 1987 (157-307).508 Kina Brown, 1992 (169-333) Kina Brown, 1993 (153-301) Brenda Goldner, 1985 (127-250)

FieldGoals-Career.596 Megan Boguslawski, 1993-96 (438-735).560 Kelly Koerber, 2001-2005 (419-748).551 Karen Deurloo, 1999-2002 (396-719) .527 Shannon Pickell, 1985-88 (547-1,038).518 Phyllis Cupp (579-1,117).513 Lindsey Brown, 2005-07 (300-585).501 Dora Kalmar-Nagy, 1994-96 (336-671).493 Brenda Goldner, 1984-87 (412-835).487 Kina Brown, 1992-95 (623-1,279).472 Kristin Koetsier, 1999- 03 (531-1124).471 Danielle Mueller, 1996-2000 (440-934) Melissa O’Mara, 1989-91, ’93 (302-641).469 Denise Kirby, 1990-91 (311-663).467 Lori Crisman, 2000- 04 (230-492).458 Tracy Wells, 1984-87 (566-1,235)

3-PointFieldGoals-SingleGame8 Curleta Harris vs. Illinois State, 11-23-027 Casey Rost vs. Notre Dame, 11-20-05 Sarah Hurrle vs. Bowling Green, 3-3-01 Hurrle at Wake Forest, 11-25-01 Lisa Bruwer at Wake Forest, 11-25-016 Casey Rost vs. Miami (OH), 2-8-06 Casey Rost at Northern Illinois, 2-3-04 Casey Rost vs. Buffalo, 1-10-04 Emily Samuelson at E. Michigan, 1-17-01 Kelly DeLong (Four times) Ruthanne Wisniewski vs. Colorado St., 1988 Kina Brown vs. Detroit-Mercy, 19945 Multiple Players

3-PointFieldGoals-Season79 Casey Rost, 2003-0477 Kelly DeLong, 1998-9976 Sarah Hurrle, 2000-01

Casey Rost (2002-06) is MAC’s all-time leader in career three-pointers made. She also holds the WMU records for career, season and single-game three-point percentage and single season free throw percentage. She was the first Bronco to eclipse 2,000 points in a career and ranks second on the school’s all-time career scoring list. She was named MVP of the 2003 MAC Tournament and named MAC Player of the Year in 2004.

Megan Boguslawki (1993-96) holds the MAC record for field goal percentage in a single season as well as WMU’s record for field goals in a career. She ranks 15th on the Broncos’ all-time scoring list.

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75 Casey Rost, 2005-0669 Casey Rost, 2002-0367 Curleta Harris, 2002-0368 Kelly DeLong, 1995-9658 Shelsea Erving, 1999-2000 Shelsea Erving, 1998-9956 Casey Rost, 2003-0452 Carrie Moore, 2006-0747 Carrie Moore, 2003-0445 Kelly DeLong, 1996-9744 Brianne Gallert, 1999-200043 Molly Dwyer, 2007-08 Shelsea Erving, 1997-9841 Kelly DeLong, 1997-98

3-PointFieldGoals-Career280 (MAC record) Casey Rost, 2001-06231 Kelly DeLong, 1995-99190 Shelsea Erving, 1996-2000 165 Carrie Moore, 2003-07109 Brianne Gallert, 1998-2001108 Jenny Malinowski, 1987-90105 Cureta Harris, 2000-03102 Amanda Parker, 2004-0779 Molly Dwyer, 2006-SA76 Sarah Hurrle, 2000-0170 Maria Jilian, 2001-0667 Charlene Oesterling, 1991-92

3-PointPercentage-SingleGame1.000 Casey Rost (4-4) vs. UMKC, 2002 1.000 Sarah Hurrle (6-6) vs. Akron, 2001 .857 Emily Samuelson (6-7) at E. Michigan, 2001 .833 Shelsea Erving (5-6) vs. C. Michigan, 2000.833 Danielle Mueller (5-6) vs. Akron, 1997.833 Molly Dwyer (5-6) vs. E. Michigan, 2008.800 Carrie Moore(4-5) at Air Force, 2006-07 Carrie Moore (4-5) vs. E. Michigan, 2005 Kim Driggett (4-5) vs. Buffalo, 2005 Curleta Harris (8-10) vs. Illinois St., 2003 Casey Rost (4-5) vs C. Michigan, 2002.750 Nine Players

3-PointPercentage-Season.496 Kelly DeLong (1995-96), 68-137.492 Emily Samuelson (2000-01), 29-59.453 Andrea Thelen (2002-03), 24-53.431 Amanda Parker (2005-06), 28-65.425 Casey Rost (2002-03), 79-186.418 Casey Rost (2004-05), 56-134.412 Casey Rost (2005-06), 75-182.407 Charlene Oesterling (1990-91), 37-91.405 Danielle Mueller (1996-97), 30-74.400 Shelsea Erving (1999-2000), 58-145

3-PointPercentage-Career.408 Casey Rost, 2001-06 (280-685).404 Kelly DeLong, 1995-99 (231-572).366 Jenny Malinowski, 1987-90 (108-295).345 Carrie Moore, 2003- (87-232) Shelsea Erving, 1996-2000 (190-550).337 Danielle Mueller, 1996-2000 (30-89)

Assists-SingleGame16 Patti Rendine vs. Western Ontario, 198015 Tiera DeLaHoussaye vs. Central Conn., 2007-08 Tracy Wells vs. Eastern Michigan, 198614 Tiera DeLaHoussaye vs. E. Michigan, 2007-08 Tiera DeLaHoussaye vs. C. Michigan, 2006-07 Tracy Wells vs. Wisconsin, 1987 Tracy Wells vs. Ball State, 198713 Maria Jilian vs. Texas Southern, 200212 Carrie Moore vs. Miami, 2005 Maria Jillian (three times)12 Brooke Gallert at Wake Forest, 2000 Brianne Gallert vs. Eastern Michigan, 1999

Assists-Season250 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2007-08 (32)236 Tracy Wells, 1987 (27)204 Patti Rendine, 1980 (28)191 Maria Jilian, 2003 (32)183 Maria Jilian, 2004 (32) 179 Tracy Wells, 1985 (29)174 Patti Rendine, 1981 (31)168 Brianne Gallert, 1999-2000 (30)155 Brooke Gallert, 1999-2000 (30)148 Tracy Wells, 1986 (24)

Assists-Career699 Tracy Wells, 1983-87656 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2005-09625 Maria Jilian, 2001-06542 Patti Rendine, 1978-81467 Michelle Fortier, 1990-93423 Brianne Gallert, 1998-2001409 Brooke Gallert, 1998-2001305 Vicky Musky, 1982-85272 Shelly Klare, 1984-87229 Ann Kasdorf, 1975-78

FreeThrowsMade-SingleGame19 Kina Brown vs. Bowling Green, 199416 Casey Rost vs. UMKC, 200315 Shannon Pickell vs. Wisconsin, 198714 Kristin Koetsier vs. Kent State, 200313 Carrie Moore vs. Akron, 2006-07 Maria Jilian vs. Eastern Michigan, 2003 Sarah Hurrle at Buffalo, 2001 Kim Worden vs. Northern Michigan, 198012 Carrie Moore vs. Eastern Michigan, 2006-07 Casey Rost vs. Northern Illinois, 2006 Carrie Moore at Cleveland State, 2005 Kina Brown vs. Valparaiso, 1992 Kina Brown vs. Akron, 1995

FreeThrowsMade-Season217 (MAC record) Carrie Moore, 2006-07 (32)175 Kina Brown, 1992 (27)144 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (30)140 Kina Brown, 1995 (28)127 Kina Brown, 1994 (28)121 Casey Rost, 2003 (32)116 Sara Vest, 2007-08 (32) 114 Lori Crisman, 2003 (32)113 Carrie Moore, 2003-04 (32)112 Kelly Koerber, 2003-04 (32) Kristin Koetsier, 2001-02 (31) 111 Sarah Hurrle, 2000-01 (28)

110 Carrie Moore, 2004-05 (28) Kristin Koetsier, 2003 (24)103 Lori Crisman, 2003-04 (32)102 Amanda Parker, 2007-08 (32)101 Carrie Moore, 2005-06 (28)99 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2007-08 (32) Casey Rost, 2004 (24) Kina Brown, 1993 (27)

FreeThrowsMade-Career541 Carrie Moore, 2006-07 Kina Brown, 1992-94393 Casey Rost, 2001-06372 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-03318 Maria Jilian, 2001-06312 Lori Crisman, 2000-04271 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2005-09264 Ann Kasdorf, 1975-78 Andrea Kimball, 1991-94261 Phyllis Cupp, 1972-73, 75-76250 Vicky Musky, 1982-85233 Shannon Pickell, 1985-88220 Tracy Wells, 1984-87211 Kim Worden, 1979-82208 Kelly Koerber, 2001-05203 Amanda Parker, 2004-08200 Brenda Goldner, 1984-87

FreeThrowPercentage-SingleGame(min. 10 attempts)1.000 Sara Vest (10-10) vs. Northern Illinois, 2007-08 Carrie Moore (10-10), at Kent State, 2006-07 Kristin Koetsier (14-14) vs. Kent State, 2003 Kristin Koetsier (10-10) vs. Toledo, 2002 Kristin Koetsier (10-10) at San Francisco, 1999 Ann Kasdorf (10-10) vs. Indiana State, 1978 Monet Morris (10-10) vs. Toledo, 1990 (10-10).916 Ann Kasdorf (11-12) vs. Michigan 1978.905 Kina Brown (19-21) vs. Bowling Green, 1994.900 Sara Vest (9-10) vs. Northwestern, 2007-08 Carrie Moore (9-10) at Illinois-Chicago, 2006-07 Carrie Moore (9-10) vs. Miami, 2006-07 Kim Worden (9-10) vs. Detroit, 1982 Tracy Wells (9-10) vs. Miami, 1985 Alletta Miller (9-10) vs. Kansas, 1987

FreeThrowPercentage-Season.903 Casey Rost (2002-03), 121-134.882 Kelly DeLong (1998-99), 60-68 .867 Ann Kasdorf (1978), 78-90.861 Casey Rost (2004), 303-352.851 Kelly DeLong (1995), 80-94.846 Casey Rost (2004), 99-117.839 Ann Kasdorf (1977), 52-62.824 Kristin Koetsier (2001-02), 112-136 .822 Casey Rost (2001-02), 83-101 .817 Sara Vest (2007-08), 116-142 Monet Morris (1990), 67-82.815 Kristin Koetsier (2002-03), 110-135.810 Amanda Parker (2007-08), 102-126 Ann Kasdorf (1976), 81-100.809 Kristin Koetsier (1999-2000), 144-178.802 Maria Jilian (2002-03), 101-126.800 Andrea Kimball (1991), 56-70

Tiera DeLaHoussaye (2005-09) is the program’s all-time sin-gle-season assists leader and ranks second in career assists (656) and steals (328). DeLahOussaye is the only player ever from the Mid-American Conference to record 1,000 points, 600 assists, 500 rebounds and 300 steals in a career.

Sara Vest’s (2006-SA) 116 free throws made in 2007-08 rank as the seventh most in a single season and her .817 percent-age ranked 10th. She also tied a school record for game per-centage, making 10-for-10 against Northern Illinois.

Kelly DeLong (1996-99) has the school’s best three-point per-centage in a season at .496 her freshman year. It is the only three point record in WMU’s books not owned by Casey Rost. DeLong is second to Rost in career and single-season three pointers and career percentage.

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FreeThrowPercentage-Career.822 Casey Rost, 2001-06 (393-478) Ann Kasdorf, 1975-78 (264-321).814 Kelly DeLong, 1995-99 (241-296).812 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2003 (372-458).788 Monet Morris, 1990-91 (123-156).787 Sarah Hurrle, 2000-01 (111-141).770 Andrea Kimball, 1991-94 (264-343).763 Amanda Parker, 2004-08 (203-266).761 Kelly Koerber, 2001-05 (208-276).758 Shelsea Erving, 1996-2000 (191-252).736 Tracy Wells, 1984-87 (220-299).734 Carrie Moore, 2003- (324-441).732 Dionne Lassila, 1996-2000 (101-238).731 Brianne Gallert, 1998-2001 (91-127).727 Denise Kirby, 1990-91 (128-176).721 Maria Jilian, 2001-06 (318-441)

Rebounds-SingleGame21 Megan Boguslawski vs. Valparaiso, 1995 20 Pat Charity vs. Central Michigan, 197719 Lindsey Brown vs. Miami, 2006-07 Sharon Brown vs. Indiana State, 1977 Pat Charity (Five times) vs. Ball State, 1977; vs. Michigan, 1977; vs. Western Ontario, 1978; vs. Eastern Michigan,1978; vs. Indiana State, 197818 Carrie Moore at Northern Illinois, 2006-07 Danielle Mueller vs. Toledo, 200017 Danielle Mueller vs. Detroit, 199917 Lori Crisman vs. Illinois State, 200315 Lindsey Brown vs. American, 2005 Lori Crisman vs. Marshall, 2004 Kristin Koetsier at Akron, 1-19-02 Lori Crisman vs. Bowling Green, 3-3-01 Karen Deurloo vs. Bowling Green, 1-31-01

Rebounds-Season296 Pat Charity, 1978 (26)293 Sharon Brown, 1979 (29)291 Lindsey Brown, 2006-07 (32)285 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (30)274 Pat Charity, 1977 (25)273 Phyllis Cupp, 1976 (23)264 Danielle Mueller, 1999-2000 (30) Yvonne Thompson, 1988 (29)262 Star Harris, 1998-99 (29) 258 Sharon Brown, 1977 (25)

Rebounds-Career1,028 Pat Charity, 1977-78, ‘80-81911 Kina Brown, 1992-95883 Phyllis Cupp, 1972-73, ‘75-76836 Carrie Moore, 2003-07789 Sharon Brown, 1976-77, ‘79-80760 Kim Worden, 1979-82759 Mary Przygocki, 1977-81749 Lori Crisman, 2000-04701 Danielle Mueller, 1996-2000

BlockedShots-SingleGame 7 Melissa O’Mara vs. Texas-El Paso, 19936 Kristin Koetsier vs. Ball State, 2000 Melissa O’Mara vs. Eastern Michigan, 19905 Sara Vest vs. Ball State, 2006-07

Kristin Koetsier (three times) Judy Moon vs. Grand Valley State, 1982 Kendra McDonald vs. Miami, 1986 vs. Central Michigan, 1988 Melissa O’Mara vs. Central Michigan, 1991 Kina Brown vs. Akron, 1993 Dora Kalmar Nagy vs. Iowa State, 19954 Kelly Koerber Twice vs. EMU/Butler Kristin Koetsier vs. Central Michigan, 2002 Kristin Koetsier vs. Ohio, 2002 Star Harris vs. Central Michigan, 1998 vs. Detroit-Mercy, 1998

BlockedShots-Season72 Kendra McDonald, 1988 (29)46 Dora Kalmar Nagy, 1995 (28) 43 Dora Kalmar Nagy, 1994 (28)42 Kelly Koerber, 2004-05 (27)41 Kristin Koetsier, 2002-03 (24)40 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-2000 (30)39 Kendra McDonald, 1986 (27)33 Melissa O’Mara, 1993 (20)32 Kristin Koetsier, 2001-02 (31) Melissa O’Mara, 1991 (27)30 Kina Brown, 1993 (27)

BlockedShots-Career159 Kendra McDonald, 1985-88123 Melissa O’Mara, 1989-91, ‘93 115 Kristin Koetsier, 1999-03 Dora Kalmar Nagy, 1994-9683 Kina Brown, 1992-9581 Kelly Koerber, 2001-0583 Kina Brown, 1992-9581 Kelly Koerber, 2001-0556 Brenda Goldner, 1984-87

Steals-SingleGame10 Shelly Klare vs. Notre Dame, 19849 Denise Kirby vs. Cal-Santa Barbara, 19908 T. DeLaHoussaye vs. Cleveland State, 2006-07 Maria Jilian at Ball State, 2006 Casey Rost at Illinois State, 2003 Maria Jilian at Toledo, 20037 Tiera DeLaHoussay at Marquette, 2007-08 Tiera DeLaHoussaye at Air Force, 2006-07 Denise Kirby vs. Miami (Ohio), 1991 Denise Kirby vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Steals-Season124 (MAC record) Maria Jilian, 2003110 Maria Jilian, 2004107 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2007-0896 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2006-0787 Casey Rost, 200382 Vicky Musky, 198476 Shelly Klare, 198473 Lori Crisman, 2004 Shelly Klare, 198569 Shelly Klare, 1987 68 Angel White, 199564 Maria Jilian, 2005-06 (19) Casey Rost, 200463 Brooke Gallert, 1998-9962 Lori Crisman, 200362 Denise Kirby, 1990

Steals-Career364 Maria Jilian, 2001-06 328 Tiera DeLaHoussaye, 2005-09 273 Shelly Klare, 1984-87256 Casey Rost, 2001-06220 Lori Crisman, 2000-04213 Tracy Wells, 1984-87208 Vicky Musky, 1981-84202 Angel White, 1993-96192 Carrie Moore, 2003-07167 Kina Brown, 1992-95141 Brooke Gallert, 1998-2001136 Michelle Fortier, 1990-93138 Brianne Gallert, 1998-2001

Points-SingleGame132 vs. Valparaiso (95), 1994 120 vs. Chicago St. (37), 1981117 vs. UMKC (90), 2003116 vs. Utah State, 2003115 vs. IPFW (83), 2002105 vs. National College (92), 1982 (OT)104 vs. Valparaiso (91), 1993104 vs. South Carolina State (66), 1995 103 vs. Youngstown St. (69), 1987102 vs. Marshall (84), 1998101 vs. Akron (60), 2003101 vs. Kent (95), 1995100 vs. Illinois State (79), 2002100 vs. Ball State (58), 1996 vs. Eastern Michigan (61), 1996

Points-Season2,523 2002-03 (32—78.8 ppg)2,334 2003-04 (32---72.9 ppg)2,248 2007-08 (32--70.2 ppg)2,238 2006-07 (32-69.9 ppg)2,227 2001-02 (31—71.8 ppg) 2,200 1981 (31—71.0 ppg)2,175 1999-2000 (30-72.5 ppg.)2,140 1998-99 (29—73.8 ppg)2,135 1985 (29—73.6 ppg)2,135 1994 (28—76.3 ppg) 2,130 1995 (28—76.1 ppg)2,079 1987 (27—77.3 ppg)2,026 1980 (29—69.9 ppg)

FieldGoals-SingleGame52 vs. Chicago State, 198150 vs. Valparaiso, 199445 vs. National College, 198243 vs. McGill, 198142 vs. Western Ontario, 197841 Five times

FieldGoals-Season947 1981 (31 games)879 2003 (32 games)870 1985 (29)865 1987 (27)838 1980 (29)818 1978 (26)812 2004 (32 games)808 1999-2000 (30)

Maria Jillian (2002-06) is the MAC leader in single-season steals (124) and also holds the WMU record for steals in a career (364). Additionally, she ranks second in third career assists and 19th scoring. She was WMU’s first ever MAC De-fensive Player of the Year in 2003 and was also named to the MAC All-Tournament Team that season.

Lindsey Brown (2005-07) only played two years at Western Michigan, but left her name in the record books. She recorded 19 rebounds in a single game and 291 boards her senior sea-son, both rank third all-time in their respective categories.

Kendra McDonald (1985-88) holds the Brown & Gold record for most blocked shots in a career (159) and a single season (72).


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3-PointFieldGoals-SingleGame17 vs. Bowling Green, 3-2-200015 at Wake Forest, 11-25-0013 at Eastern Michigan, 1-17-0112 vs. Marshall, 1-9-9811 vs. Illinois State, 11-23-0211 at Air Force, 12-4-98 vs. Bowling Green, 2-13-99 vs. Detroit, 12-11-93 vs. Eastern Michigan, 2-26-9910 Thirteen Times

3-PointFieldGoals-Season (Games)207 1998-99 (29)205 2002-03 (32)188 1999-2000 (30)174 2003-04 (32)160 2000-01 (28)156 2005-06 (28)147 2007-08 (32)144 2001-02 (31)126 2004-05 (28) 124 1996-97 (26)122 2006-07 (32)102 1995-96 (27)101 1997-98 (26)94 1994-95 (28)

Field-GoalPercentage-SingleGame.704 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1996 (38-54).659 at Bowling Green, 2007-08 (27-41).640 vs. Central Michigan, 1986 (32-50).627 vs. Western Ontario, 1978 (42-67).623 vs. Akron, 2001 (38-61).621 vs. Texas Southern, 2002 (36-58).619 vs. Arizona State, 2001 (26-42) .613 vs. Ball State, 1984 (38-62).607 vs. Kent, 1994 (37-61).604 vs. Northern Illinois, 1984 (29-84).596 vs. Detroit-Mercy, 1998 (34-57).591 vs Utah State, 2003 (39-66).589 vs. Buffalo, 2000 (33-56).588 vs. Kansas State, 2000 (30-51).586 vs. Central Michigan, 2007-08 (34-58).583 at Cleveland State, 2005 (28-48).574 vs. Toledo, 1983 (27-47).574 vs. Ohio University, 1986 (35-61).574 vs. Central Michigan, 1989 (31-54)

Field-GoalPercentage-Season.484 1995 (726-1499).464 1984 (756-1629).463 2002-03 (879-1899).461 1988 (812-1763).457 1985 (870-1904).444 1989 (707-1592).441 2001-02 (793-1797).437 1999-2000 (808-1,849)

FreeThrows-SingleGame46 vs UMKC, 200332 at Cleveland State, 2005 vs. Kent, 199631 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1994 vs. Miami, 198530 vs. Utah State, 2003 vs. Central Michigan, 197629 vs. Northwestern, 2007-08

vs. Central Michigan, 2007-08 vs. Cleveland State, 2006-07 at Northern Illinois, 200628 vs. Texas-Pan American, 2006-07 vs. Kent State, 2002 vs. Ferris State, 198528 vs. Central Michigan, 198227 vs. Kent, 2000 vs. Kent, 199826 vs. Kent, 1998 vs. Eastern Michigan, 2003 vs. Kent State, 2003 at Eastern Michigan, 2000 vs. College of Charleston, 1995 vs. Valparaiso, 1994 vs. Houston, 1994 vs. Kansas, 1987 vs. Michigan State, 198225 vs Charlotte, 2004 vs. Vermont, 1998

FreeThrows-Season597 2007-08 (32)560 2002-03 (32)536 2003-04 (32)514 2006-07 (32)497 2001-02 (31) 428 1994 (28)424 1995 (28)417 2005-06 (28)388 1998-99 (29)383 1998 (26)380 1996 (27)374 2000-01 (28)371 1999-2000 (30) 363 1991 (27)356 1976 (23)350 1980 (29)344 1986 (27)

FreeThrowPercentage-SingleGame(min. 15 attempts)1.000 vs. Buffalo, 2004-05 (15-15) vs. Buffalo, 2002 (17-17).957 at Northern Illinois, 2001 (22-23).950 vs. Central Michigan, 2003 (19-20).938 vs. Miami, 2006-07 (15-16) .933 vs. Ohio University, 1990 (14-15)).917 vs. Toledo, 2002 (22-24).913 vs. Northern Illinois, 2003 (21-23) vs. Northern Illinois, 2002 (21-23).900 vs. Indiana, 1981 (18-20).895 vs. Akron, 1998 (17-19) vs. Indiana State, 1978 (17-19).889 vs. Buffalo, 2007-08 (16-18).885 vs. Michigan State, 1983 (23-26).882 vs. Kent, 1999 (15-17)

FreeThrowPercentage-Season.790 2002-03 (560-709).768 2001-02 (497-647) .762 1999-2000 (371-487).735 2007-08 (597-812).728 2003-04 (536-736).718 1992 (420-585).714 1990 (344-482).710 2006-07 (514-724).707 2004-05 (393-556).704 2000-01 (374-531)

.698 1988 (322-461)

.694 1998-99 (388-559)

.692 2005-06 (417-603)

.689 1987 (334-485)

.680 1996 (380-559)

Rebounds-SingleGame83 vs. Indiana, 197873 vs. Oakland University, 1979 vs. Valparaiso, 199471 vs. Valparaiso, 199369 vs. Chicago State, 198168 vs. Oakland, 197966 vs. McGill, 1981 vs. Ohio University, 1982

Rebounds-Season1,534 1981 (31 games)1,445 1980 (29)1,368 1978 (26)1,350 1979 (29)1,299 1994 (28)

MostOverallWins-Season 21 1978 (21-5) 20 2003 (20-12) 1976 (20-3) 19 2003-04 (19-13) 1998-99 (19-10) 1980 (19-10) 1985 (19-10) 1988 (19-12)18 1999-2000 (18-12)

MostMACWins-Season14 1999-2000 (14-2) 1984-85 (14-4)13 1994-95 (13-5)12 1987-88 (12-4)11 2005-06 (11-5) 2001-02 (11-5) 1998-99 (11-5)10 2002-03 (10-6) 1995-96 (10-8) 1992-93 (10-8)9 1993-94 (9-9) 1985-86 (9-9)

ConsecutiveOverallWins-Season17 197613 197811 19729 19957 1998-996 2007-08 2002-03

ConsecutiveMACWinsNo. Season9 1999-20008 1994-957 2003-046 2007-08 2002-035 2005-06 2001-02

Pat Charity (1977-81) holds the program record for rebounds in a single season (296) and a career (1,028). She is the only player in WMU history to record over 1,000 rebounds and with 1,542 career points she is the lone member of the 1,000-1,000 club, ranking fifth all-time in career scoring. Charity went on to become the Broncos head coach for seven sea-sons (1990-97).

Tracy Wells (1983-87) is the Broncos’ career assists leader with 699. She held the single season mark with 236 until her 10-year mark was broke by Tiera DeLaHoussaye lin 2007-08 (250). Wells ranks ninth in career points with 1,352.

Shelly Klare (1983-87) holds Western Michigan’s mark for most steals in a game with 10 against Notre Dame in 1984. She ranks third in career steals with 273 and sixth on the all-time scoring list with 1,459 career points.

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CORDS 1982 .............................................. L, Central Michigan, 47-45

1985 ...............................................................W, Miami, 87-77 W, Central Michigan, 73-631986 ...................................................................L, Ohio, 73-701987 ..............................................L, Central Michigan, 82-701988 ...............................................................W, Miami, 66-63 L, Bowling Green, 70-531989 .......................................................... L, Ball State, 81-591990 ............................................................... L, Toledo, 68-551993 ................................................................ L, Miami, 67-611994 .................................................................. W, Ohio, 76-71 L, Toledo, 69-681995 .................................................W, Bowling Green, 67-64 L, Toledo, 82-731996 ................................................................ L, Miami, 76-691999 ............................................W, Eastern Michigan, 95-68 L, Kent State, 60-502000 ............................................W, Eastern Michigan, 93-65 L, Toledo, 64-552001 .................................................. L, Bowling Green, 78-752002 ................................................................L, Miami, 77-702003 ........................................................W, Kent State, 87-72 W, Toledo, 60-57 W, Ball State, 81-76 2004 ................................................................W, Akron, 83-67 L, Bowling Green, 63-622005 .................................................................L, Miami, 74-712006 ............................................................... L, Toledo, 59-642007 ............................................................... W, Miami, 74-58 L, Ball State, 56-532007 ............................................................... W, Akron, 84-54

Year-by-YearCoachingRecords Overall Mid-AmericanSeason Head Coach W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish2008-09 Tasha McDowell 7 23 .233 3 16 .158 6th-West

2007-08 Ron Stewart 13 19 .406 9 7 .563 3rd - West2006-07 Ron Stewart 14 18 .438 6 10 .375 5th - West2005-06 Ron Stewart 14 14 .500 11 5 .688 2nd - West2004-05 Ron Stewart 10 18 .357 7 9 .437 5th - West 2003-04 Ron Stewart 19 13 .594 11 5 .687 3rd - West2002-03 Ron Stewart 20 12 .625 10 6 .625 3rd - West 2001-02 Ron Stewart 16 15 .516 11 5 .688 3rd - West2000-01 Ron Stewart 9 19 .321 6 10 .375 5th - West 1999-2000 Ron Stewart 18 12 .600 14 2 .875 1st - West1998-99 Ron Stewart 19 10 .655 11 5 .688 2nd - West1997-98 Ron Stewart 7 19 .269 5 13 .278 5th - WestRon Stewart’s Totals 159 169 .485 101 77 .567 1996-97 Pat Charity 3 23 .115 3 15 .167 9th1995-96 Pat Charity 13 14 .481 10 8 .556 6th1994-95 Pat Charity 17 11 .607 13 5 .722 Tie - 3rd1993-94 Pat Charity 16 12 .571 9 9 .500 6th1992-93 Pat Charity 14 13 .519 10 8 .556 Tie - 5th1991-92 Pat Charity 2 25 .074 1 15 .063 9th1990-91 Pat Charity 9 18 .333 4 12 .250 8thPat Charity’s Totals 74 118 .389 50 72 .410

1989-90 Jim Hess 10 17 .370 5 11 .313 6th1988-89 Jim Hess 11 16 .407 6 10 .375 Tie - 5th1987-88 Jim Hess 19 10 .655 12 4 .750 Tie - 2nd1986-87 Jim Hess 17 10 .630 10 6 .625 3rd1985-86 Jim Hess 12 15 .444 9 9 .500 Tie - 4th1984-85 Jim Hess 19 10 .655 14 4 .778 2nd1983-84 Jim Hess 13 12 .520 8 10 .444 6th1982-83 Jim Hess 3 23 .115 0 18 .000 10thJim Hess’ Totals 104 113 .479 64 72 .471 1981-82 Fran Ebert 7 19 .269 - - - -1980-81 Fran Ebert 18 13 .581 - - - -1979-80 Fran Ebert 19 10 .655 - - - -1978-79 Fran Ebert 12 17 .414 - - - -1977-78 Fran Ebert 21 5 .808 - - - -1976-77 Fran Ebert 13 12 .520 - - - -1975-76 Fran Ebert 20 3 .870 - - - -1974-75 Fran Ebert 16 5 .762 - - - -1973-74 Fran Ebert 9 9 .500 - - - -1972-73 Fran Ebert 13 3 .813 - - - -1971-72 Fran Ebert 14 3 .824 - - - -1970-71 Fran Ebert 7 5 .583 - - - -1969-70 Fran Ebert 3 5 .375 - - - -1968-69 Fran Ebert 1 9 .111 - - - -1967-68 Fran Ebert 6 6 .500 - - - -Fran Ebert’s Totals 179 124 .591

PROGRAM TOTALS 523 547 .489 218 234 .482

RonStewart1997-200811Seasons

159-169overall101-77MAC

PatCharity1990-97

SevenSeasons74-118overall50-72MAC

JimHess1982-90

EightSeasons104-113overall64-72MAC

FranEbert1962-8215Seasons

179-124overall

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

TashaMcDowell2008-SA1Season

7-23overall3-16MAC

MAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS


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YEAR-BY-YEARRESULTS2008-09

7-23/3-16 MAC - 6th MAC WestHead Coach: Tasha McDowell

L .............at Saint Louis.......................................67-68L .............PITT ......................................................60-88L .............MARQUETTE.........................................58-89L .............vs. UMBC ^........................................... 69-81W ...........vs. Iona ^..............................................54-44W ...........at Central Conneticut State ................68-52L .............at Illinois-Chicago ................................54-45L .............at Drake ...............................................55-67W ...........CHICAGO STATE ...................................72-63L .............vs. Illinois State & ................................ 51-82W ...........vs. UC Irvine & .....................................64-43L .............at No. 2 North Carolina .....................55-102L .............at North carolina Central ............ 66-67 (OT)L .............TOLEDO * .............................................64-69L .............BALL STATE * .......................................67-70L .............at Northern Illinois * ....................65-71 (OT)L .............at Central Michigan * ......................... 87-98W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN * ........................ 76-67L .............at Kent State * ....................................59-70L .............at Buffalo * ..........................................64-72L .............MIAMI * ................................................63-69L .............BOWLING GREEN * ..................... 77-79 (OT)W ...........at Ohio * .............................................. 74-56W ...........AKRON * .............................................. 61-47L .............at Toledo * ...........................................49-64L .............CENTRAL MICHIGAN * ........................60-64L .............at Ball State * ...................................... 61-80L .............at Eastern Michigan * .........................66-69L .............NORTHERN ILLINOIS *........................69-73L .............vs. Ohio # ............................................. 57-68 ^ Iona Thanksgiving Classic, Iona, N.Y.& Orange County Clash, Irvine, Calif.* - Mid-American Conference game# - MAC Tournament First Round - Cleveland, Ohio

2007-0813-19/9-7 MAC - 3rd MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at New Mexico ^ ..................................62-85W ...........vs. Northwestern ^ .............................. 64-61L .............vs. Dayton ^ .........................................63-88W ...........CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE ..........88-65L .............at SMU & .............................................. 61-86L .............vs. Drake & ..........................................70-82L .............at American ......................................... 61-65L .............at Maryland Eastern Shore .................66-85W ...........ILLINOIS CHICAGO ............................... 51-39L .............TEMPLE ................................................68-72L .............at Chicago State .................................. 65-76L .............vs. Seton Hall @ ...................................80-85L .............at San Diego State @ .......................... 72-77L .............at Marquette ........................................ 74-78L .............BALL STATE * .......................................70-84W ...........at Central Michigan * ......................... 67-57W ...........at Toledo * ........................................... 70-57W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS *........................ 75-51W ...........at Eastern Michigan * .........................83-72W ...........KENT STATE * ......................................66-59W ...........at Bowling Green *..............................79-73L .............OHIO * ..................................................85-94L .............at Miami * ........................................... 61-73W ...........BUFFALO * ...........................................73-67W ...........at Akron ................................................69-55L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN * ........................ 61-67W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN * ...................98-91 OTL .............at Northern Illinois * ...........................65-67L .............at Ball State * ...................................... 69-74L .............TOLEDO * ............................................. 68-77W ...........vs. Akron # ...........................................84-54L .............vs. Miami # ..........................................60-65^ Women’s Sport Foundation Tournament - Albuquerque, N.M.& SMU Thanksgiving Tournament - Dallas, Texas@ San Diego State Surf ‘N Slam Tournament* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round - Cleveland, Ohio& - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cleveland, Ohio

2006-0714-18/6-10 MAC - 5th MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at Illinois Chicago ................................ 83-87L .............at Wisconsin ........................................ 77-80W ...........DETROIT ...............................................85-72L .............at Notre Dame ..................................... 67-87L .............vs. Marquette # ....................................61-74L .............vs. Xavier # ..........................................62-69L .............vs. Auburn #.........................................86-95W ...........vs. Texas-Pan American $ ................... 95-77W ...........at Air Force $ ....................................... 71-54W ...........CLEVELAND STATE...............................93-79W ...........IUPUI ....................................................78-63L .............at Temple .............................................35-78W ...........CHICAGO STATE ................................... 54-47W ...........MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE .............66-62L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 78-91L .............at Ball State* ....................................... 60-76L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................58-79L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................73-79L .............TOLEDO* .............................................. 72-76W ...........at Ohio* ............................................... 71-55L .............No. 16 BOWLING GREEN* ..................62-90W ...........AKRON* ...............................................82-58L .............at Kent State* .....................................65-78L .............at Buffalo* ........................................... 48-61W ...........MIAMI* .................................................90-68W ...........Central Michigan* ...............................80-66 W ...........BALL STATE* ........................................ 81-68L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................45-69W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................67-56L .............at Toledo* ............................................ 66-74W ...........vs. Miami % .......................................... 74-58l ..............vs. Ball State & ....................................53-56# - Paradise Jam - St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands$ - Air Force Classic, Denver, Colo.* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round - Cleveland, Ohio& - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cleveland, Ohio

2005-0614-14/11-5 MAC - 2nd MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at NOTRE DAME................................... 68-71L .............vs. Florida International# ....................65-66L .............vs. American# ...................................... 72-74L .............PURDUE ...............................................65-98W ...........at Detroit Mercy ...................................89-78W ...........at Cleveland State ............................... 92-77W ...........NORTHWESTERN .................................90-72L .............vs. Virginia Tech$ ................................65-69L .............vs. Louisville$ ......................................50-73L .............at Missouri ...........................................65-84L .............at IUPUI ................................................ 51-70W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* .........................58-50L .............BALL STATE* ........................................ 70-81L .............at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 55-71W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................78-65W ...........TOLEDO* .............................................. 73-71W ...........OHIO* ................................................... 88-77L .............at Bowling Green*............................... 69-77W ...........at Akron* .............................................62-58W ...........KENT STATE* .......................................69-63W ...........at Miami* ............................................70-60W ...........BUFFALO* ............................................86-42W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................64-54L .............at Ball State* .......................................55-62L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN* ......................... 57-64W ...........at Northern Illinois* ............................89-86W ...........TOLEDO* .............................................. 87-86L .............vs. Toledo% ..........................................59-64* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round# - Florida International Thanksgiving Classic$ - Caribbean Classic at Cancun, Mexico

2002-03 20-12/10-6 MAC

MAC - Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament Bid

Head Coach: Ron StewartW ........... ILLINOIS STATE .................................100-79W ........... CLEVELAND STATE..............................93-78L .............vs. Western Illinois@ ........................... 76-84W ...........vs. Texas Southern@ ........................... 86-51W ...........vs. Butler ..............................................86-75L .............at UMKC ...............................................62-75L .............at Kansas State ...................................92-75W ...........IPFW ...................................................115-83L .............at Purdue .............................................73-65W ...........MONTANA............................................. 76-64W ...........at Kent State* .....................................73-58W ...........MIAMI UNIVERSITY* ...........................75-60W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*......................... 81-48W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................86-55L .............NORTH CAROLINA ............................... 79-76W ...........BOWLING GREEN* .............................. 75-51 W ...........AKRON* ...............................................96-60L .............at Toledo* .......................................72-69 OTL .............at Ohio* ...............................................75-64W ...........MARSHALL* ........................................ 80-71L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................73-59L .............at Buffalo* ...........................................73-70W ...........TOLEDO* .............................................. 87-60L .............at Ball State* ....................................... 87-76L .............at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 65-57W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* ......................... 87-65W ...........at Northern Illinois* ............................83-67W ...........vs. Kent%* ........................................... 87-72W ...........vs. Toledo$* ........................................ 60-57W ...........vs. Ball State&* ................................... 81-76L .............vs. Stanford# .......................................82-66* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round$ - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cleveland& - MAC Championship Game#-NCAA Tournament First Round@ - Kansas Tournament

2001-0216-15/11-5 MAC - 3rd MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............vs. Arkansas [email protected] ...........vs. Eastern Washington@ ...................72-56L .............TULSA ...................................................62-59W ...........vs. No. 21 Arizona State# ................... 77-63L .............vs. Richmond#..................................... 79-76L .............vs. Kansas State# ............................... 91-62L .............at Cleveland State ...............................80-78L .............at Arkansas .....................................73-69 OTL .............at Notre Dame ..................................... 71-48W ...........BUTLER ................................................80-63L .............WAKE FOREST .....................................67-55L .............at IPFW ................................................. 81-77W ...........at Toledo* ............................................64-55L .............at Miami* ............................................ 71-58W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................80-68W ...........at Marshall* ........................................ 71-52 W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................73-59W ...........at Akron* ............................................. 77-69W ...........OHIO* ...................................................89-63L .............BALL STATE* ........................................85-73W ...........at Central Michigan* .......................... 71-55W ...........BUFFALO* ............................................83-53L .............TOLEDO* ..............................................89-78W ...........IPFW .....................................................95-88W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................67-58W ...........KENT STATE* .......................................83-73W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* ......................... 87-78L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................69-58L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................72-58W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN%......................... 77-67L .............vs. Miami$ ........................................... 77-70 * - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round$ - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cleveland# - Paradise Jam - St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands@ - DePaul Moran Realty Classic

2004-0510-18/7-9 MAC

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............Boston College# .................................. 50-71L .............Central Connecticut State# ................49-58L .............Northwestern@ ....................................60-64L .............BUTLER ................................................ 54-57L .............Purdue@............................................... 42-74W ...........MICHIGAN ............................................79-62L .............Virginia Tech$ ...................................... 57-72L .............Arkansas State$ ..................................43-75W ...........DETROIT ...............................................65-64L .............Quinnipiac! ........................................... 65-71W ...........Samford! ..............................................63-46W ...........@Central Michigan* ............................69-64L .............BOWLING GREEN* ..............................67-80W ...........@Ball State* .................................. 77-74, OTW ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................85-80L .............@Kent State* ......................................67-69L .............@Bowling Green* ................................58-80L .............BALL STATE* ........................................70-79L .............AKRON* ............................................... 70-74L .............@Ohio University* ...............................73-85W ...........TOLEDO* ..............................................60-58W ...........@Buffalo* ............................................70-58L .............@Eastern Michigan* ........................... 50-91L .............MARSHALL* ........................................ 61-72L .............MIAMI* ................................................. 77-83W ...........@Northern Illiinois* ............................59-56W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* .........................86-75L .............Miami% .................................................71-74* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round# - Michigan State Tournament$ - Dual In The Desert!-Wells Fargo New Years Eve Classic

2003-0419-13/11-5 MAC - 3rd MAC West

WNIT QuarterfinalsHead Coach: Ron Stewart

L .............at Michigan ..........................................53-66L .............at No. 1 Connecticut ...........................46-95W ...........UMKC .................................................117-90W ...........at Illinois State ..................................... 79-57L .............at Arizona State# .................................66-75W ...........vs. Montana State ...............................84-62L .............at No. 15 North Carolina .................... 52-81W ...........UTAH STATE ........................................116-65W ...........at Detroit ........................................65-62, OTL .............No. 7/8 PURDUE .................................73-85L .............at Montana .......................................... 51-67W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................80-73W ...........BUFFALO* ............................................78-53W ...........at Marshall* ........................................96-72W ...........at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 66-61W ...........KENT STATE* ....................................... 76-67 W ...........at Akron* ............................................. 76-61W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................72-59L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN* ......................... 74-85W ...........at Northern Ilinois* .............................79-69L .............at Bowling Green*...............................67-69W ...........BALL STATE* .........................................87-71L .............at Miami* ............................................65-68L .............at Toledo* ............................................59-70L .............OHIO* ................................................... 72-74W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* .........................67-55W ...........Toledo ................................................... 62-61W ...........AKRON%* ............................................83-67L .............vs. Bowling Green$* ...........................62-63W ...........vs. Louisville! ....................................... 63-61W ...........vs. Charlotte 49ers!.......................85-83, OTL .............vs. Richmond!@ ...................................82-66* - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round$ - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cleveland@ - WNIT Quarterfinals-Kalamazoo!-WNIT Tournament First Round/Second Round# - Arizona State Tournament

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2000-01 9-19/6-10 MAC - 5th MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at Detroit .............................................. 85-81W ...........at Wake Forest .................................... 79-77L .............at Tulsa.................................................69-59L .............vs. Michigan@ ......................................84-56L .............KANSAS STATE ..................................... 90-81L .............at No. 3 Notre Dame ...........................84-54L .............vs. James Madison# ...........................92-55L .............vs. Loyola Marymount#.......................89-56W ...........vs. George Mason$ .............................58-56L .............at Miami (Fla.)$ ................................... 64-51W ...........at Butler ...............................................68-64L .............BALL STATE* ........................................94-68L .............at Marshall* ........................................68-56L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................86-78W ...........AKRON* ...............................................96-60L .............at Kent State* ..................................... 84-51L .............at Toledo* ............................................82-46W ...........BOWLING GREEN* ..............................86-70W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* ......................... 77-58L .............at Buffalo* ...........................................85-56L .............TOLEDO* ..............................................88-67L .............at Ball State* ....................................... 97-70W ...........MIAMI* ................................................. 80-74L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................75-65L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 74-68W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................67-66W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................86-83L .............BOWLING GREEN% ............................ 78-75 * - Mid-American Conference game% - MAC Tournament First Round@ - Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids# - University of Washington Seattle Times Classic$ - University of Miami’s (Fla.) Gatorade Holiday Classic

1999-200018-12/14-2 MAC - 1st MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at Illinois@ .........................................112-73W ...........vs. Washington State# ........................68-65L .............at Colorado# ........................................79-62W ...........DETROIT ...............................................80-62L .............at San Francisco .............................70-65 OTL .............at Nevada ............................................75-67L .............at Stanford ...........................................80-66L .............at Iowa State ........................................86-52L .............at Georgia Tech& ...........................95-89 OTW ...........vs. Campbell& .....................................88-68W ...........TOLEDO* .........................................67-66 OTW ...........MARSHALL* ........................................63-52W ...........at Akron* .............................................67-55W ...........BUFFALO* ............................................ 87-47W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................88-67L .............KENT* ..................................................75-70W ...........at Ball State* .......................................75-72W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*......................... 74-64L .............at Florida ..............................................72-56W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN* ......................... 74-72W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................82-63W ...........at Toledo* ............................................ 77-70W ...........BALL STATE* ........................................78-64W ...........at Miami* ............................................85-69W ...........at Northern Illinois* ............................65-48W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN* .........................90-65L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................93-65W ...........vs. Bowling Green$ ............................. 87-63L .............vs. Toledo$...........................................64-55L .............DEPAUL% .............................................69-64 * - Mid-American Conference game@ - Preseason WNIT# - Coors Classic - Boulder, Colo.& - Georgia Tech Holiday Invitational$ - Mid-American Conference Tournament% WNIT First Round

1998-9919-10/11-5 MAC - 2nd MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at Vanderbilt ........................................85-67W ...........at Tennessee Tech .............................. 74-62W ...........CENTRAL MICHIGAN ........................... 75-57W ...........DETROIT-MERCY .................................. 97-81W ...........at Maryland .........................................64-55W ...........at Air Force& ........................................ 87-69W ...........vs. Wyoming& ...................................... 84-71W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................66-63L .............BRADLEY ..............................................93-79L .............at Florida@ ...........................................94-58W ...........vs. Vermont@ ...................................... 76-59L .............at Akron* ............................................. 59-57W ...........MARSHALL* ......................................102-84W ...........at Miami* ............................................ 81-62W ...........OHIO* ................................................... 97-69L .............at Toledo* ............................................86-63L .............EASTERN MICHIGAN* ....................75-66 OTW ...........at Ball State* .......................................67-63L .............BUFFALO*% .........................................63-58W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*.........................67-52W ...........at Central Michigan* .......................... 85-74W ...........at Buffalo* ...........................................55-54W ...........BOWLING GREEN* ..............................67-56L .............KENT* ..................................................73-66W ...........at Marshall* ........................................ 79-74W ...........AKRON* ............................................... 93-76W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN# .........................95-68L .............vs. Kent** ...........................................60-50L .............MICHIGAN$ ..........................................73-64* - Mid-American Conference game& - Air Force Classic % - Delta Plex, Grand Rapids@ - University of Florida’s State Farm Classic# - MAC Tournament Quarterfinals** - MAC Tournament Semifinals - Toledo, Ohio$ - Women’s National Invitation Tournament

1997-987-19/5-13 MAC - 4th MAC West

Head Coach: Ron StewartL .............at Bradley .............................................78-62W ...........CHICAGO STATE@ ................................64-53L .............MONTANA@ ..........................................89-65W ...........NORTHERN ILLINOIS*......................... 83-71W ...........at Southwest Texas State# .................64-62L .............North Texas# .......................................70-67L .............at Ball State* .......................................72-52L .............Loyola-Chicago ...................................69-60L .............at Butler ...............................................83-35L .............at Detroit .............................................. 77-65L .............at Bowling Green*.............................102-69L .............at Miami* ............................................79-69L .............KENT* ..................................................92-63W ...........AKRON* ............................................... 74-69L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................79-70L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................73-62L .............TOLEDO* .............................................. 77-60L .............at Akron* ............................................. 87-72L .............at Kent* ...............................................98-62L .............MARSHALL* ........................................ 74-72L .............OHIO* ...................................................78-49L .............CENTRAL MICHIGAN* ......................... 77-65L .............at Toledo* ............................................73-59W ...........EASTERN MICHIGAN* .........................72-54W ...........at Northern Illinois* ............................ 86-74W ...........BALL STATE* ........................................79-72* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Bronco Roundup Tournament# - Southwest Texas State Classic

1996-973-23/3-15 MAC - 9th Place

Head Coach: Pat Charity L ............Northeastern Illinois# ......................... 74-65 L ............Kentucky# ............................................ 61-44 L ............Butler ...................................................93-67 L ............at Ball State* ....................................... 76-45 L ............at Valparaiso ........................................88-54 L ............Detroit .................................................. 67-61

W ...........at Kent* .............................................101-95 W ...........Ohio*.................................................... 81-67 W ...........Toledo* ................................................95-92 W ...........Akron* ..................................................86-68 W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................86-68 W ...........Bowling Green# ..................................67-64 L .............at Toledo# ............................................82-73* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Cheesebrough-Ponds-USA Mid-Am. Classic% - Coastal Holiday Tournament# - Mid-American Tournament

1993-9416-12/9-9 MAC - 6th Place

Head Coach: Pat CharityW ...........Northeastern Illinois ...........................69-59W ...........vs. Northern Iowa# ..............................94-72L .............at Indiana# ..........................................95-68W ...........Valparaiso ..........................................132-95W ...........at Detroit Mercy ................................... 81-77W ...........at Long Beach State............................88-80L .............at Southern California% ......................88-62W ...........Houston% .............................................89-79W ...........at Miami* ............................................86-79W ...........Akron* ..................................................80-68L .............Ohio*.................................................... 71-69L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 63-61L .............Bowling Green* ...................................79-67W ...........at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 93-77L .............Toledo* ................................................72-58L .............at Kent .................................................88-80W ...........Ball State* ...........................................82-60W ...........at Akron* ............................................. 74-54L .............at Ohio* ...............................................69-67L .............Central Michigan* ...............................65-62L .............at Bowling Green ................................. 71-64W ...........Eastern Michigan* .............................. 70-47L .............at Toledo* ............................................65-62W ...........Kent* ................................................... 87-80W ...........at Ball State* ....................................... 71-59W ...........Miami* .................................................75-62W ...........at Ohio$ ................................................76-71 L .............vs. Toledo$...........................................69-68* - Mid-American Conference game# - Indiana Tournament% - Southern California Tournament$ - MAC Tournament

1992-9314-13/10-8 MAC - Tie 5th Place

Head Coach: Pat CharityW ...........at Valparaiso ......................................104-91W ...........Detroit Mercy ....................................... 73-71L .............at Purdue .............................................92-64W ...........Northeastern Illinois ...........................85-72L .............at Arizona# .......................................... 76-48W ...........vs. Fairfield# ........................................ 77-69L .............at Arizona State ...................................79-69L .............Texas-El Paso .......................................70-44W ...........Kent* ................................................... 88-74W ...........at Ball State* .......................................64-62W ...........Miami* ................................................. 61-58W ...........at Akron* ............................................. 63-61L .............at Ohio* ...............................................62-53W ...........Central Michigan* ............................... 61-56L .............at Bowling Green*...............................84-59W ...........Eastern Michigan* .............................. 76-53L .............at Toledo* ............................................59-49W ...........Ball State* ...........................................68-49W ...........at Miami* ............................................72-67W ...........Akron* ..................................................78-67L .............Ohio*....................................................59-53L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................62-50L .............Bowling Green* ................................... 91-64W ...........at Eastern Michigan* ..........................67-63L .............Toledo* ................................................ 70-51L .............at Kent* ............................................... 97-79L .............at Miami@ ............................................ 67-61* - Mid-American Conference game# - Arizona Christmas Tournament@ - MAC First Round

L ............vs. George Mason$ .............................68-63 L ............vs. Eastern Washington$ ....................75-64 L ............vs. UNC-Charlotte$ .............................. 87-52 L ............Ohio*....................................................82-68 L ............at Bowling Green*............................... 67-57 W ..........at Central Michigan* ..........................67-49 W ..........at Akron* .............................................73-68 L ............Kent* ................................................... 77-44 L ............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................72-56 L ............Miami* .................................................69-66 L ............at Toledo* ............................................ 88-47 L ............Bowling Green* ...................................68-44 L ............Central Michigan* ...............................64-59 L ............Ball State* ...........................................63-55 W ..........Akron* .................................................. 60-57 L ............at Kent* ............................................... 76-63 L ............Eastern Michigan* .............................. 61-58 L ............at Miami* ............................................ 71-56 L ............Toledo* ................................................95-59 L ............at Ohio.................................................. 74-45 * - Mid-American Conference game# - WMU Holiday Inn West Tournament $ - Central Florida Tournament

1995-9613-14/10-8 MAC - 6th Place

Head Coach: Pat Charity W ..........vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay# ..................60-59 L ............at Michigan State# .............................. 93-71 L ............Wisconsin ............................................83-64 W ..........Valparaiso ............................................65-44 L ............at Detroit .............................................. 76-62 L ............at Butler ...............................................70-60 L ............vs. Seton Hall$ .................................... 61-60 W ..........vs. Western Carolina$ .........................79-55 L ............at Bowling Green*...............................69-68 W ..........at Central Michigan* ..........................75-48 W ..........Eastern Michigan* ............................100-61 W ..........at Ball State* ....................................... 74-62 W ..........Miami* ................................................. 87-66 L ............at Kent* ...............................................79-59 L ............Ohio*.................................................... 77-76 W ..........Toledo* ................................................78-60 W ..........Akron* .................................................. 85-61 W ..........Central Michigan* ................................71-51 W ..........at Eastern Michigan ............................79-75 W ..........Ball State* .........................................100-58 L ............at Miami ...............................................66-63 L ............Kent* ................................................... 75-74 L ............at Ohio..................................................79-64 L ............at Toledo ..............................................66-63 W ..........at Akron ................................................ 77-70 L ............Bowling Green* ................................... 56-51 L ............at Miami@ ............................................ 76-69* - Mid-American Conference game# - Michigan State Tournament$ - Georgia Tech Tournament@ - MAC Tournament

1994-9517-11/13-5 MAC - Tie 3rd Place

Head Coach: Pat CharityL .............Butler ................................................... 77-76L .............vs. Eastern Kentucky@ .......................89-66W ...........vs. South Carolina State@ ................104-66 W ...........Iowa State% .........................................64-54 L .............East Tennessee State% ....................92-80 W ...........College of Charleston% ....................... 74-64 L .............Detroit Mercy ....................................... 80-61 L .............at Wisconsin ........................................ 74-55W ...........Bowling Green* ................................... 60-57 W ...........Central Michigan* ............................... 72-57 W ...........at Eastern Michigan* ..........................75-59 W ...........Ball State* ...........................................84-58 L .............at Miami* ............................................85-62 L .............Kent* ...................................................88-82 L .............at Ohio* ...............................................83-69L .............at Toledo* .............................................76-71W ...........at Akron* .............................................93-83 L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 70-61 W ...........Eastern Michigan* ..............................80-60 W ...........at Ball State* ....................................... 76-59 W ...........Miami* ................................................. 76-72



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2-25/1-15 MAC - 9th PlaceHead Coach: Pat Charity

L .............Youngstown State ................................ 96-61L .............Loyola [email protected] .............Princeton@ ...........................................63-38W ...........Loyola ...................................................84-73L .............Northeastern Illinois ........................... 71-59L .............Valparaiso ............................................85-80L .............Santa Clara#........................................ 74-63L .............Boston College# ..................................78-70L .............Cleveland State# ..................................76-71L .............at Wisconsin-Milwaukee ..................... 61-45L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................82-38L .............Toledo* ................................................ 91-53L .............at Kent* .............................................102-49W ...........Ball State* ...........................................52-43L .............at Miami* ............................................95-55L .............at Detroit Mercy ...................................69-48L .............Ohio*.................................................... 91-54L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................58-56L .............Bowling Green* ...................................84-73L .............at Toledo* ............................................92-40L .............Kent* ...................................................92-66L .............at Ball State* ........................................81-71L .............Miami* .................................................78-65L .............at Ohio* ...............................................79-52L .............Central Michigan* ...............................86-62L .............at Bowling Green*............................... 97-69L .............Eastern Michigan* .............................. 72-57* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Michigan State Tournament# - Miami (Fla.) Tournament

1990-919-18/4-12 MAC - 8th Place

Head Coach: Pat CharityL .............Miami (Fla.) ..........................................94-72W ...........Youngstown State ................................ 77-62L .............at Northern Illinois# ............................ 95-74L .............Maryland# .........................................103-59L .............at Texas ................................................84-64L .............at Valparaiso ........................................92-85L .............Purdue..................................................78-70W ...........at Loyola............................................... 76-75W ...........Chicago State ...................................... 77-61L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................67-63L .............at Bowling Green*...............................72-69L .............Eastern Michigan* ..............................63-58L .............at Toledo* ............................................79-73L .............Kent* .................................................105-83W ...........at Ball State* ....................................... 77-69L .............Miami* .................................................82-52W ...........Northeastern Illinois ...........................84-75L .............at Ohio* ...............................................63-62W ...........Bowling Green* ...................................85-75L .............at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 91-66L .............Toledo* ................................................79-40W ...........at Kent* ............................................... 91-90L .............Ball State* ........................................... 76-60L .............at Miami* ............................................60-55W ...........Wisconsin-Milwaukee .........................78-59W ...........Ohio*.................................................... 79-71L .............Central Michigan* ...............................72-63* - Mid-American Conference game

1989-9010-17/5-11 MAC - 6th Place

Head Coach: Jim HessW ...........at Chicago State .................................. 91-68L .............Tennessee............................................ 98-57L .............Michigan ..............................................78-63W ...........at Detroit ..............................................82-72L .............Wisconsin-Green Bay .......................... 51-46L .............at Loyola Marymount .......................... 85-71L .............at Cal-Santa Barbara .......................... 67-61W ...........at Youngstown State ...........................65-60L .............Toledo* ................................................ 81-66W ...........Ohio*....................................................65-55L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 71-64L .............Bowling Green* ....................................76-74L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................73-72W ...........Valparaiso ............................................92-83

W ...........at Kent* ...............................................69-55L .............Ball State* ...........................................66-64L .............at Miami* ............................................70-56L .............at Ohio* ...............................................80-62W ...........Central Michigan* ...............................73-64L .............at Bowling Green*............................... 77-59W ...........Eastern Michigan* ..............................64-59W ...........Chicago State ......................................73-43W ...........Kent* ................................................... 79-77L .............at Ball State* ....................................... 70-57L .............Miami* .................................................75-60L .............at Toledo* ............................................ 64-61L .............at Toledo$ ............................................68-55* - Mid-American Conference game$ - MAC Tournament - Toledo, Ohio

1988-8911-16/6-10 MAC - Tie 5th Place

Head Coach: Jim HessW ...........vs. Georgetown# .................................63-62L .............vs. Central Florida# .............................86-72W ...........Detroit ...................................................71-57L .............at Michigan ..........................................73-62W ...........Colorado State$ .................................. 80-74L .............Wisconsin-Green Bay$ ........................79-50L .............Cincinnati ..............................................51-47W ...........Youngstown State ................................82-68L .............at Tennessee .......................................84-39L .............at Ball State* .......................................68-58L .............Miami* .................................................75-60W ...........Eastern Michigan* .............................. 61-58W ...........at Ohio* ...............................................67-64W ...........Central Michigan* ..........................68-58 OTL .............at Bowling Green*............................... 78-57L .............Toledo* ................................................73-59W ...........at Valparaiso ........................................75-60W ...........Kent* ................................................... 90-81L .............at Miami* ............................................66-65L .............at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 76-65W ...........Ohio*....................................................75-73W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................72-68L .............Bowling Green* ...................................85-56L .............at Toledo* ............................................ 85-76L .............at Kent* ...............................................80-73L .............Ball State* ...........................................83-68L .............at Ball State& ...................................... 81-59* - Mid-American Conference game$ - Phoenix Classic at Green Bay, Wis.& - MAC First Round - Muncie, Ind.

1987-8819-10/12-4 MAC - 2nd Place

Head Coach: Jim HessW ...........vs. Wright State@ ................................70-44L .............at Bradley@ .......................................... 81-66W ...........Xavier ...................................................65-56L .............at Baylor ...............................................68-60L .............at Texas ..............................................108-50L .............Michigan ..............................................67-59W ...........Valparaiso ............................................80-60W ...........Bradley ................................................. 80-77W ...........at Detroit .............................................. 77-63L .............at Youngstown State ...........................83-66L .............at Kent* ..........................................80-77 OTW ...........Ball State* ........................................... 71-53L .............at Miami* ............................................ 71-63W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................72-70W ...........Ohio*....................................................67-63L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 75-61W ...........Eastern Michigan* .............................. 91-69W ...........at Toledo* ............................................ 66-57W ...........Kent* ...................................................85-67W ...........at Ball State* ....................................... 77-66W ...........Miami* ................................................. 63-61L .............Bowling Green* ...................................75-65W ...........at Ohio* ............................................... 76-69W ...........Central Michigan* ...............................64-56W ...........at Eastern Michigan* ..........................78-52W ...........Toledo* ................................................ 60-57W ...........Ohio& ...................................................65-54W ...........vs. Miami# ...........................................66-63L .............vs. Bowling Green# .............................70-53* - Mid-American Conference game

1984-8519-10/14-4 MAC - 2nd Place

Head Coach: Jim HessL .............Louisville ..............................................92-83W ...........Michigan .............................................. 60-57L .............at Wisconsin ........................................ 61-52L .............at Notre Dame ..................................... 76-46L .............Eastern Washington#..........................82-65W ...........Xavier# .................................................85-69L .............at Michigan State ................................73-70W ...........vs. Ferris State@ ..................................96-65W ...........Toledo* ................................................78-64W ...........Ohio*....................................................79-72L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................84-65L .............Central Michigan* ............................... 76-66W ...........at Kent* ...............................................64-62W ...........Bowling Green* ................................... 64-57W ...........at Ball State* .......................................73-64W ...........Eastern Michigan* .............................. 94-74L .............at Miami* ............................................ 62-61W ...........at Ohio* ............................................... 86-76W ...........Northern Illinois* ................................75-73L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................80-73W ...........Kent* ...................................................69-55W ...........at Bowling Green*...............................78-69W ...........Ball State* ...........................................88-79W ...........at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 89-71W ...........Miami* ................................................. 76-67W ...........at Toledo* ............................................78-62W ...........Miami$ ................................................. 87-77W ...........Central Michigan$ ...............................73-63L .............at Texas& .............................................84-62* - Mid-American Conference game# - Eastern Illinois Tournament@ - at Traverse City$ - MAC Tournament - Toledo, Ohio& - NCAA Quarterfinals - Austin, Texas

1983-8413-12/8-10 MAC - 6th Place

Head Coach: Jim HessL .............Michigan State ....................................66-65W ...........at Michigan .......................................... 76-65W ...........Wayne State .........................................88-63L ............. at Notre Dame ....................................75-54W ...........Grand Valley State ...............................79-63W ...........Oakland................................................88-69W ...........vs. Ferris State at Manistee ................94-83W ...........at Ball State* .......................................72-66W ...........Miami* ................................................. 74-64L .............Ohio*....................................................92-80L .............at Central Michigan* ..........................96-55W ...........Bowling Green* ...................................72-60L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................79-63L .............Toledo* ................................................83-69L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................ 74-73W ...........Kent* ...................................................82-52L .............at Miami* ............................................ 74-63L .............at Ohio* ...............................................78-64L .............Central Michigan* ............................... 78-61W ...........at Bowling Green*..........................67-66 OTL .............Eastern Michigan* ..............................69-68L .............at Toledo* ............................................ 73-57W ...........Northern Illinois* ................................75-69W ...........at Kent* ............................................... 66-51W ...........Ball State* ........................................... 84-77* - Mid-American Conference game

1982-833-23/0-18 MAC - 10th Place

Head Coach: Jim HessW ...........vs. Michigan State@ ............................ 77-60L .............vs. Central Michigan@ ........................69-62L .............at Wisconsin ........................................ 77-64W ...........Grand Valley State ...............................78-56L .............Notre Dame .........................................68-62W ...........at Indiana State# ................................ 60-57L .............vs. Morehead State# ..........................69-59L .............at Detroit .............................................. 74-66L .............Northern Illinois* ................................73-66L .............at Kent* ............................................... 64-57L .............Miami* ................................................. 76-63L .............at Ball State* .......................................84-72

@ - Lady Braves Tourney, Peoria, Ill.& - MAC Tournament First Round# - MAC Tournament - Toledo, Ohio

1986-8717-10/10-6 MAC - 3rd Place

Head Coach: Jim HessL .............vs. North Carolina State@ ................... 76-70W ...........at Central [email protected] .............Wisconsin ............................................86-79W ...........Cincinnati .............................................86-59W ...........at Xavier ............................................... 76-55W ...........Eastern Michigan* ..............................72-62W ...........Kansas .................................................84-82W ...........Detroit ..................................................90-79W ...........Toledo* ................................................82-63W ...........Youngstown State ..............................103-69W ...........Kent* ...................................................92-82W ...........Colorado State ..................................... 84-74W ...........at Ball State* .......................................88-64W ...........Miami* ................................................. 87-72L .............Central Michigan* ...............................79-60W ...........at Ohio* ............................................... 78-74L .............Bowling Green* ................................... 80-76L .............at Toledo* ............................................ 87-78L .............at Notre Dame .....................................65-58L .............at Kent* ...............................................96-82W ...........Ball State* ........................................... 73-71W ...........at Miami* ............................................73-70W ...........at Central Michigan* .......................... 78-71W ...........Ohio*....................................................66-59L .............at Bowling Green*...............................86-63L .............at Eastern Michigan* .......................... 81-48L .............vs. Central Michigan# .........................82-70* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Central Florida Tournament# - MAC Tournament - Toledo, Ohio

1985-8612-15/9-9 MAC - Tie 4th Place

Head Coach: Jim HessW ...........Minnesota .............................................77-74L .............at Penn State .......................................83-53L .............at Michigan ..........................................65-50L .............Notre Dame .........................................94-65L .............at Texas ................................................92-65W ...........Cheyney State@ ...................................86-67W ...........Northwood ...........................................78-56L .............at Kentucky ..........................................84-60L .............Central Michigan* ............................... 66-61L .............at Bowling Green*...............................65-49L .............Eastern Michigan* ..............................73-69W ...........at Toledo* ............................................89-80L .............Northern Illinois* ................................82-73L .............at Kent* ...............................................79-78W ...........Ball State* ........................................... 74-58W ...........at Miami* ............................................ 77-57L .............at Ohio* ...............................................88-79W ...........Bowling Green* ..............................76-75 OTW ...........at Eastern Michigan* ...........................81-71L .............Toledo* ................................................75-72W ...........at Northern Illinois* ............................96-88W ...........Kent* ...................................................75-50L .............at Ball State* ....................................... 77-61L .............Miami* ................................................. 69-61W ...........Ohio*.................................................... 81-79W ...........at Central Michigan* ..........................73-65L .............vs. Ohio# ..............................................73-70* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Austin, Texas# - MAC Tournament - Rockford, Ill.



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L .............at Ohio* ............................................... 74-72L .............Central Michigan* ...............................96-78L .............at Bowling Green*............................... 65-47L .............Eastern Michigan* ..............................73-62L .............at Toledo* ............................................66-58L .............Kent* ................................................... 71-68L .............at Miami* ............................................64-46L .............Ball State* ........................................... 58-57L .............Ohio*....................................................68-62L .............at Central Michigan* .......................... 78-57 L .............Bowling Green* ................................... 53-41L .............at Eastern Michigan* ..........................65-43L .............Toledo* ................................................56-46L .............at Northern Illinois* ............................65-62* - Mid-American Conference game@ - Grand Rapids Press Invitational# - Indiana State Invitational

1981-827-19

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Michigan@ ........................................... 93-74L .............Michigan State@ .................................72-68L .............Ohio State ............................................ 75-41W ...........Ohio ......................................................80-65L .............at Miami ...............................................86-72L .............Toledo ...................................................78-66L .............Augustana (Ill.)# ...................................76-71 L .............East Tennessee State# .......................72-69L .............North Carolina# ...................................90-63L .............Kent ......................................................68-67W ...........at Wayne State .................................... 71-58W ...........Central Michigan .................................73-66W ...........Detroit ..................................................82-70L .............at Indiana ............................................. 81-57W ...........at Bowling Green ............................95-93 OTL .............Michigan State .................................... 74-62L .............at Northern Illinois ..............................69-60W ...........at National College ...................... 105-92 OTL .............Michigan .............................................. 77-64L .............Eastern Michigan ................................ 82-71L .............at Illinois State .....................................96-59L .............at Ball State .........................................59-52L .............Central Michigan+ ............................... 47-45W ...........at Grand Valley State .......................... 56-47L .............Wisconsin ............................................ 74-53L .............Oakland..............................................106-65@ - Grand Rapids Press Invitational# - Hurricane Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.+ - MAC Tournament, Muncie, Ind.

1980-8118-13

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........at Ohio..................................................56-54L .............at Ohio State .........................................71-37L .............at Wisconsin* ......................................68-54L .............Western Kentucky* .............................68-55L .............Jackson State# .................................... 76-62W ...........West Virginia# ..................................... 81-64W ...........McMaster# ..........................................90-33W ...........Chicago State# ..................................120-37W ...........McGill# .................................................93-50L .............vs. Miami$ ........................................... 76-73W ...........vs. Central Michigan ........................... 81-76W ...........Indiana State .......................................66-62W ...........Miami ................................................... 63-61W ...........Grand Valley State ............................... 78-47L .............at Kent .................................................73-59L .............at Detroit .............................................. 71-63W ...........Wisconsin ............................................70-53L .............Indiana .................................................82-72L .............at Michigan State ................................ 71-68W ...........Northern Illinois ................................... 74-63W ...........at Michigan ..........................................64-63W ...........vs. Marshall% .......................................74-57L .............at Illinois State% .................................. 80-57W ...........vs. Central Missouri%..........................70-63W ...........Ferris State .......................................... 81-63W ...........at Eastern Michigan ............................73-68L .............Illinois State ......................................... 76-69L .............at Central Michigan ............................. 90-71W ...........Oakland................................................ 68-61

W ...........Ball State ............................................. 79-74L .............vs. Eastern Michigan+ ........................86-79* - Badger Invitational - Madison, Wis.# - Hurricane Classic - Coral Gables, Fla.% - Redbird Invitational - Normal, Ill.+ - State AIAW Tourn. - Mount Pleasant

1979-8019-10

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........at Western Ontario* ............................ 85-77W ...........vs. Detroit Cobras* ..............................74-71L .............vs. Ottawa Rookies* ...........................59-52L .............at Oakland ...........................................75-70L .............Ohio State ............................................73-68W ...........Grand Valley State ............................... 92-61W ...........at Northern Illinois ..............................69-63L .............at Illinois State ..................................... 84-71W ...........Illinois-Chicago .....................................76-71W ...........vs. Eastern Michigan# ........................62-50W ...........vs. Michigan# ...................................... 76-53W ...........Northern Michigan .............................. 92-57L .............Central Michigan .................................64-60W ...........at Indiana .............................................67-64W ...........at Indiana State ...................................68-65W ...........Marshall ..........................................83-77 OTW ...........Kent ......................................................63-60L .............Detroit ...................................................71-57W ...........at Grand Valley State ..........................78-70W ...........Michigan State ....................................66-56W ...........vs. Illinois-Chicago% ............................ 71-62L .............at Illinois State% .................................. 77-58W ...........vs. DePaul% ......................................... 82-77W ...........Eastern Michigan ...........................64-59 OTW ...........Bowling Green .....................................60-49L .............at Ball State .........................................64-62W ...........Michigan ..............................................69-59L .............at Wisconsin ........................................80-72L .............vs. Oakland& ....................................... 81-59* - Western Ontario Tournament# - Motor City Tournament % - Illinois State Invitational& - State AIAW Tournament - East Lansing

1978-7912-17

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Oakland................................................78-59L .............at Ohio State ........................................ 71-58L .............Grand Valley State ...............................67-59L .............at Michigan ..........................................80-73W ...........Wayne State* ......................................75-69W ...........Eastern Michigan* ..............................67-59W ...........Indiana .................................................55-50W ...........Indiana State .......................................75-68L .............at Detroit .............................................. 76-57W ...........Morris Harvey ...................................... 57-49L .............at Marshall...........................................73-49L .............Illinois State .........................................67-66W ...........at Michigan State ................................65-63W ...........at Calvin ...............................................69-64L .............Northwestern .......................................65-45W ...........Northern Michigan .............................. 74-63L .............at Eastern Michigan ............................ 81-63L .............vs. Northern Kentucky# ...................... 65-57L .............vs. Wisconsin-LaCrosse# .................. 106-71W ...........vs. Oakland#........................................ 77-69L .............at Grand Valley State ..........................80-55L .............at Illinois-Chicago ................................70-55L .............at Ball State ......................................... 74-72L .............Central Michigan .................................68-64L .............Wisconsin ............................................79-75W ...........Oakland+ .............................................85-66L .............Detroit+ ................................................79-66W ...........Northern Michigan+ ............................ 76-56L .............Indiana% ..............................................65-49* - Motor City Tournament# - Redbird Invitational - Normal, Ill.+ - State AIAW Tourn. - Rochester% - Midwest AIAW Tourn. - Kalamazoo

W ...........at Central Michigan .............................78-56W ...........Calvin* .................................................79-58W ...........Grand Valley State* ............................66-56W ...........Central Michigan* ............................... 78-57W ...........Indiana# ...............................................75-62L .............Wisc.-LaCrosse# ..................................79-72* - State AIAW Tournament# - Midwest Regional AIAW Tournament

1974-7516-5

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Michigan ..............................................69-29W ...........Goshen ................................................. 61-51L .............at Ohio State ........................................63-40W ...........at Ohio..................................................83-39W ...........at Eastern Michigan ............................ 71-45W ...........Western Illinois ....................................92-45W ...........Northern Illinois ................................... 86-31W ...........Calvin ................................................... 71-46L .............at Indiana State ...................................78-73L .............at Indiana .............................................66-62L .............at Michigan State ................................ 61-56W ...........Marshall ............................................... 81-63W ...........Marshall ...............................................86-72W ...........at Grand Valley State ..........................65-55W ...........Central Michigan ................................. 62-51W ...........at Calvin ............................................... 58-57W ...........Grand Valley State* ............................72-48W ...........at Eastern Michigan ............................58-46W ...........Calvin* ................................................. 77-61W ...........Ball State# ...........................................78-67L .............Indiana# ............................................... 77-64* - State AIAW Tournament# - Midwest Regional AIAW Tournament

1973-749-9

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Goshen .................................................49-42L .............Calvin ...................................................50-35W ...........Eastern Michigan ................................56-35L .............Ohio State ............................................50-43W ...........Michigan ..............................................58-46W ...........Cedarville ............................................. 61-34L .............Marshall ...............................................54-49W ...........Marshall ............................................... 51-38L .............Indiana ................................................. 69-47L .............Michigan State .................................... 48-47W ...........Central Michigan .................................65-49W ...........Calvin ................................................... 55-41W ...........Grand Valley State* ............................55-43W ...........Michigan State* .................................. 55-51L .............Calvin* .................................................54-36L .............Illinois State# .......................................63-42W ...........Ohio#.................................................... 57-47L .............Wisconsin-LaCrosse# ..........................55-44* - State AIAW Tournament# - Regional AIAW Tournament

1972-7313-3

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Eastern Michigan ................................ 46-14W ...........Hope .....................................................64-18W ...........Marshall ............................................... 61-35W ...........Marshall ...............................................60-50L .............Indiana ................................................. 51-36W ...........Northern Illinois ................................... 65-31W ...........Michigan State ....................................55-46W ...........Central Michigan ................................. 71-63W ...........Goshen .................................................73-54W ...........Grand Rapids JC* ...............................78-40W ...........Central Michigan* ...............................60-39L .............Calvin* .................................................50-48L .............Cedarville (OT)# ...................................62-56W ...........Western Illinois# .................................. 52-37W ...........Marshall#.............................................68-46W ...........Southern Illinois# ................................ 47-32* - State AIAW Tournament # - Regional AIAW Tournament

1977-7821-5

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Central Iowa ......................................... 74-50W ...........at York (Ont.) ........................................ 71-44W ...........at St. Clair CC ......................................64-59W ...........at Western Ontario ...............................71-61L .............Grand Valley State ...............................72-69L .............at Northwestern ..................................70-64W ...........at Michigan ..........................................82-64L .............at Eastern Michigan ............................70-69W ...........at Indiana .............................................49-38W ...........at Indiana State ................................... 81-68W ...........at Illinois State ..................................... 77-69L .............at Eastern Illinois................................. 68-61W ...........Michigan State .................................... 51-44W ...........Calvin ................................................... 74-42W ...........Eastern Michigan ................................60-55W ...........Illinois-Chicago .................................... 80-71W ...........Marshall ...............................................85-65W ...........Western Ontario ..................................96-49W ...........Central Michigan ................................. 87-72W ...........at Grand Valley State .......................... 81-80W ...........Ball State .............................................88-62W ...........at Michigan ..........................................85-80W ...........at Central Michigan .............................69-68W ...........Ferris State* ........................................98-42W ...........Oakland* .............................................90-80L .............Michigan State* ..................................67-55* - State AIAW Tournament

1976-7713-12

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Shaw College ...................................... 61-59W ...........Grand Valley State ...............................85-75L .............Laurentian (Ont.) ................................. 60-41W ...........Michigan ..............................................68-62L .............Indiana State ....................................... 73-71L .............Illinois State .........................................63-60W ...........Bowling Green .....................................68-46L .............Ohio State ............................................ 71-54W ...........Michigan State ....................................66-63W ...........Michigan ..............................................83-58W ...........Hamilton (Ont.) ....................................62-53W ...........Western Ontario ..................................73-66L .............Eastern Michigan ................................70-69L .............Eastern Michigan ................................67-65W ...........Ball State ............................................. 85-57W ...........Illinois-Chicago .................................... 66-41L .............Central Michigan .................................68-67L .............Grand Valley State ............................... 57-53L .............Calvin ................................................... 65-61W ...........Michigan ..............................................65-58W ...........Central Michigan .................................66-64W ...........Michigan* ............................................63-52W ...........Grand Valley State* ............................60-56L .............Michigan State* ..................................68-53L .............Indiana State# ..................................... 71-69* - State AIAW Tournament# - Midwest Regional AIAW Tournament

1975-7620-3

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Wayne State .........................................84-55W ...........at Western Illinois ............................... 84-37W ...........at Illinois State .....................................82-60L .............at Indiana ............................................. 64-61L .............at Indiana State ................................... 73-71W ...........at Goshen ............................................ 81-43W ...........Ohio State ............................................50-46W ...........Eastern Michigan ................................75-53W ...........Calvin ...................................................78-44W ...........at Michigan .......................................... 72-61W ...........Ball State ............................................. 91-77W ...........Michigan State ....................................89-65W ...........Marshall ............................................... 71-44W ...........Marshall ...............................................80-55W ...........Grand Valley State ...............................66-53W ...........Central Michigan ................................. 86-76W ...........at Calvin ...............................................75-70



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1971-7214-3

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Marshall ...............................................54-45L .............Marshall ...............................................58-36W ...........Adrian ...................................................54-34W ...........Hope .....................................................62-34W ..........Central Michigan .................................53-49W ...........Goshen .................................................64-56W ...........Michigan State ....................................63-44W ...........Northern Illinois ................................... 68-57W ...........Calvin ................................................... 61-43W ...........Grand Rapids JC* ...............................45-40W ...........Central Michigan* ...............................54-45W ...........Calvin* ................................................. 60-57W ...........Grand Rapids JC* ...............................49-42L .............Western Illinois# ..................................56-52W ...........Michigan State# .................................. 49-37W ...........Ohio State# ..........................................58-52W ...........Central Michigan# ...............................50-46* - State AIAW Tournament# - Regional AIAW Tournament

1970-717-5

Head Coach: Fran EbertW ...........Hope .....................................................55-35L .............Central Michigan ................................. 44-37W ...........Wisconsin-Whitewater .........................42-28L .............Northern Illinois ...................................56-30W ...........Michigan State .................................... 51-43L .............Calvin ...................................................44-32W ...........Hope .....................................................54-26W ...........Goshen .................................................53-36W ...........Calvin ...................................................49-39W ...........Adrian ...................................................58-36L .............Marshall ................................................51-47L .............Marshall ............................................... 57-46

1969-703-5

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Goshen .................................................60-43W ...........Hope ..................................................... 54-24L .............Central Michigan .................................40-30W ...........Adrian ................................................... 49-41L .............Northern Illinois ...................................40-33L .............Michigan State .................................... 37-32W ...........Michigan ..............................................38-26L .............Calvin ...................................................58-46

1968-691-9

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............Goshen ................................................. 57-22L .............at Michigan ..........................................35-25L .............at Northern Illinois ..............................42-18L .............at Wisconsin-Whitewater ....................32-30L .............Hope .....................................................38-29L .............at Adrian ..............................................44-40L .............at Michigan State ................................ 47-44L .............Central Michigan .................................36-29W ...........at Eastern Michigan ............................29-35L .............Calvin ................................................... 37-21

1967-686-6

Head Coach: Fran EbertL .............at Hope ................................................30-26W ...........Michigan .............................................. 37-33L .............at Central Michigan .............................40-29W ...........Kalamazoo ........................................... 51-30W ...........Adrian ...................................................32-18L .............Calvin ................................................... 40-31L .............Michigan State .................................... 41-40W ...........Eastern Michigan ................................49-39L .............Elkhart ................................................. 42-41L .............at Calvin ...............................................48-29W ...........Nazareth ..............................................64-26W ...........Elkhart ................................................. 47-39

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Sherria Alexander .....................‘91, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

-B-Leslie Bade .......................................................‘81Brenna Banktson ................................... ’08, ‘09Kim Barrier ....................................... ‘89, ‘90, ‘91Linda Berndt ..................................... ‘80, ‘81, ‘82Megan Boguslawski ......................... ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Torriea Bradford ....................... ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Mary Bramble ...................................................‘77Anne Brown ......................................................‘90Kina Brown ............................... ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95Lindsey Brown .......................................... ‘06, ‘07Sharon Brown ................................... ‘77, ‘79, ‘80Lisa Bruwer ............................................... ‘00, ‘01Barbara Burke ...........................‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80Kesha Burton ...................................................‘96

-C-Nilka Carter.......................................................‘88Pat Charity .................................‘77, ‘78, ‘80, ‘81Ebony Cleary........................................... ’08, ‘09Donya Colbert ........................................... ‘86, ‘87Nicole Cole ................................ ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Lori Crisman ..............................‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04

-D-LaTanya Darnell ................................................‘80Marti Davis ...............................................‘88, ‘89Kelly DeLong ..............................‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99Paula DeFord ............................................‘84, ‘85Tiera DeLaHoussaye .................‘06, ‘07, ’08, ‘09Michelle DeNooyer ................................... ‘07, ’08Dana DeRosa ...................................................‘89Diane DeSantis ........................................‘88, ‘89Karen Deurloo .......................................... ‘01, ‘02Rachel Dobberstein ..................‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99Jen Doyle...........................................................‘04Sarah Dreher .................................... ‘07, ’08, ‘09Kim Driggett ...................................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘05Stacy Duncan ...................................................‘94Melanie Durden ................................................‘80Molly Dwyer .................................... ‘07, ’08, ‘09

-E-Shelsea Erving ...........................‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00

-F-Ryann Fletcher .................................................‘09Michelle Fortier .........................‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93

-G-Brianne Gallert ................................. ‘99, ‘00, ‘01Brooke Gallert .................................. ‘99, ‘00, ‘01Karen Garchow .................................................‘83Cindy George ....................................................‘78Miame Gien ................................................... ‘09Robin Giden ................................................... ‘09Jenny Gilligan............................................‘84, ‘85Brenda Goldner .........................‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87Stephanie Gray .................................................‘94

Jessica Guthrie ......................................... ‘94, ‘95-H-

Lydia Hartman ..................................................‘92Angie Harrelson ................................................‘96Astarlove Harris .........................‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99Curleta Harris ............................‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03Tracy Hazen ......................................................‘80Mary Jo Henderson .................................. ‘77, ‘78Devon Hillstrom ................................................‘01Kristen Hostynski .....................................‘88, ‘89Amy Houghton ..................................................‘93Sarah Hurrle, ....................................................‘01

-I-Maria Iaquaniello ................................... ’08, ‘09Darnesha Irby ........................................... ‘97, ‘99

-J-Marlena Jackson ..............................................‘04Shannon Jackson .............................................‘03Shaylen Jackson ............................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘06Teresa Jackson .................................................‘77Shelly Jackovich ............................... ‘99, ‘00, ‘01Maria Jilian ............................... ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06Laurie Junewick .........................‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81

-K-Dora Kalmar Nagy ............................ ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Ann Kasdorf .............................................. ‘77, ‘78Andrea Kimball ..........................‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94Denise Kirby ............................................. ‘90, ‘91Shelly Klare ................................‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87Kelly Koerber ............................. 02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05Kristin Koetsier ................................. ‘00, ‘02, ‘03

-L-Sue Laliberte .................................... ‘87, ‘88, ‘89Kris Langham ...................................................‘92Carol Lantagne ..........................‘81, ‘82, ‘83, ‘84Dionne Lassila ...........................‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00Jenny Loney .................................... ‘07, ’08, ‘09

-M-Jenny Malinowski ......................‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90Kendra McDonald .....................‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88Kris Metzmaker ........................................ ‘77, ‘78Alletta Miller...................................... ‘85, ‘86, ‘87Judy Moon......................................... ‘81, ‘82, ‘83Carrie Moore ..............................‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07Monet Morris ............................................ ‘90, ‘91Danielle Mueller ........................‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00Greta Munger ................................... ‘96, ‘97, ‘98Jacquie Munson ............................... ‘82, ‘83, ‘84Renee Murphy ..................................................‘83Vicky Musky ...................................... ‘82, ‘84, ‘85

-N-Janis Nichols ......................................................77Debbie Norman ................................................‘79

-O-Melissa O’Mara ................................ ‘89, ‘90, ‘91Char Oesterling ......................................... ‘91, ‘92Heather Overheul .............................................‘97Ashley Owens .............................‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

-P-Amanda Parker ..........................‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ’08Sue Peel ............................................................‘77Shannon Pickell .........................‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88Tami Podell .......................................................‘79Deidre Popp ..............................................‘98, ‘99Mary Przygocki ..........................‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81

-R-Patti Rendine .............................‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81Jenny Ritsema ..................................................‘90Chelsea Rogers ................................................‘06Angie Ross ........................................................‘95Casey Rost ................................ ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06Jennifer Rud..............................................‘98, ‘99

-S-Emily Samuelson ...................................... ‘01, ‘02Brenda Schmidt .......................................‘84, ‘85Jean Schrader ..........................................‘78, ‘79Sarah Schwarz..................................................‘99Gabrielle Senatore ........................... ‘89, ‘90, ‘91Jill Shoemaker ..................................................‘84Carol Smith .......................................................‘90Chandra Smith ..........................‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ’08Heather Snow ............................‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98Jenny Springer ..................................................‘97Louise Stapleton ......................................‘84, ‘85Casey Stevenson .............................. ‘99, ‘00, ‘01Amy Sutton ....................................... ‘82, ‘83, ‘85

-T-Andrea Thelen ...........................‘03, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07Yvonne Thompson .................................... ‘87, ‘88Brittany Tyson ...........................................‘04, ‘05

-V-Sara Vest ........................................ ‘07, ’08, ‘09Kate Verseput ................................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘05Cathie Vos .........................................................‘89

-W-Terri Walker .......................................................‘82Nicole Watkins ...........................‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07Sheri Wegner .............................‘80, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83Kerry Wegrzyn ................................... ‘93, ‘94, ‘95Tracy Wells .................................‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87Laekeka Wesley ................................................‘97Angel White ............................... ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Trish White ........................................................‘86Arianne Wilson .............................................. ’08Amberly Whitehead ..........................................‘98Kateri Wiltse .............................................‘89, ‘90Ruthanne Wisniewski...............................‘88, ‘89Kim Worden ...............................‘79, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82

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Kathy Beauregard, the Director of Athletics at Western Michigan Univer-sity, has been involved with the Broncos in several capacities over the course of the past 29 years. She is the second-longest serving athletic director in the Mid-American Conference.

Beauregard arrived in Kalamazoo as a coach before moving into admin-istration and is entering her 12th season as mentor of one of the top programs in the MAC.

WMU athletic facilities have greatly improved under Beauregard’s lead-ership. The $8-million dollar Bill Brown Football Alumni Center and the $21-million Seelye Athletic Indoor Center have benefited numerous sports teams and provide top-notch facilities for Bronco student-ath-

letes. The locker rooms at Lawson Ice Arena were renovated and completed over the past year and the department continues to raise funds for the Hyames Field Renovation Project. WMU is in the midst of building a two million dollar state-of-the-art facility and Field Turf was also installed at Waldo Stadium during the Summer of 2006. Heavily involved in her profession, Beauregard assumed the chair position of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee in 2001, a position which she held for two years. She represented WMU as a member of the NCAA Championships Cabinet and NCAA Football Bowl Certification Committee and currently serves on the NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

The 2008-09 year saw the Bronco volleyball and men’s tennis programs capture regular season MAC crowns. The volleyball team advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Tournament, while the Bronco football team participated in its second bowl in three seasons and the men’s basketball team won yet another MAC West title.

The 2007-08 academic year saw success within the department, on the playing field and in the classroom. WMU Athletics announced the renovation of historic Hyames Field. Heading into the future, the facility will be known as Robert J. Bobb Stadium and will undergo $2.0 million of work over the next year. Renovations to Sorensen Courts, Fran Ebert Field and upcoming work to the men’s basketball locker rooms all highlight Beauregard’s dedication to moving WMU Athletics forward.

Athletically, WMU’s tennis programs found success yet again with both winning a regular season MAC title and the men’s program capturing the tournament title to earn a berth in the 2008 NCAA Tournament. Both Dave Morin and Besty Kuhle were named MAC Coaches of the Year for the second-straight season. The men’s basketball and women’s volleyball programs captured MAC West titles during the past athletic season. A pair of Bronco track student-athletes earned All-America honors with Becky Horn earning the nod during the indoor and outdoor seasons and finishing third in the 800m at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Beauregard ensured the longevity of WMU’s football and men’s basketball programs by restructuring Bill Cubit’s and Steve Hawkins’ contracts in 2007 and 2008, respectively. WMU Athletics also welcomed Tasha McDowell as the fifth head coach of WMU’s women’s basketball program in 2008.

Academically, WMU boasted a pair of Academic All-Americans in Anthony Gebhart (first team) and Joe Reitz (second team). Gebhart was the first football representative since 1998. Volleyball, baseball and gymnastics finished in the top 10 among other like programs in the APR and WMU football had the highest APR score in the MAC for the 2006-07 campaign. Overall, 415 student-athletes finished 2007-08 with a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA.

In 2006-07, men’s and women’s tennis not only repeated as MAC Tournament champions but captured regular season titles as well. Both Morin and Kuhle earned MAC Coach of the Year honors. The WMU football team participated in the program’s first postseason bowl game since 1988. The Broncos boasted three NCAA statistical champions in five categories — Ameer Ismail (FB - sacks and tackles for loss); Carrie Moore (WBB - points per game) and Mark Letestu (HOCKEY - freshman scoring and short-handed goals).

Western Michigan continued to pursue excellence in the classroom in 2006-07 as 26 student-athletes in 14 sports earned Academic All-MAC status. WMU had five of its programs honored as being in the top-10 percent in their respective sport in the announcement for their excellence in the classroom over the years identified in the most recent APR; baseball, men’s basketball, gymnastics, women’s tennis and volleyball. The Broncos boasted five academic all-district selections and a pair of academic all-americans in Joe Reitz and Carrie Moore.

Moore and Ismail earned All-America status in their respective sports with Moore receiving honorable men-tion for Kodak All-American and Ismail earning Second Team AP All-American.

In 2005-06, Beauregard oversaw a department that captured the Jacoby Cup Trophy, awarded to the top women’s program in the MAC based on sports standings. WMU has now won the Jacoby and Reese (men’s overall sports award) trophies during Beauregard’s tenure. The Broncos garnered three regular season titles — gymnastics, softball and women’s tennis and two MAC Tournament titles — gymnastics and women’s tennis. Under Beauregard’s direction, WMU also won its 100th MAC title all-time in 2005-06.

The 2004-05 athletic campaign continued what has become common place at Western Michigan. Team and individual success began in the fall and continued through the spring, highlighted by a MAC Champion-ship in women’s tennis. The strength of the women’s programs as a group allowed WMU to finish second in the Jacoby Cup.

Along with four MAC titles (men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s tennis) in 2003-04, the Broncos also enjoyed an increased level of success in the classroom. WMU’s graduation rate of 83 percent in 2003 ranked eighth nationally and featured a program grade point average of nearly 3.00.

On the playing field in 2002-03, the athletics campaign was highlighted by a pair of conference titles in women’s basketball and softball. The men’s basketball team also made a postseason appearance, com-peting in the National Invitation Tournament. Postseason appearances by the WMU football, volleyball and men’s tennis team highlighted the program’s 2000-01 athletic competition.

The 1999-2000 campaign was highlighted by the football team’s West Division title and trip to the MAC Championship. The women’s tennis squad captured the MAC Tourney title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year and the women’s basketball squad made its second-consecutive appearance in the WNIT.

In just her second year (1998-99), Beauregard provided support which helped the Bronco men’s athletic squads jump from 10th to first place in the Reese Cup standings, giving Western Michigan a share of its first all-sports trophy in 17 years.

Previously the senior associate athletic director (1993-97), she supervised all revenue sports, the Univer-sity’s compliance with NCAA rules, academic services, student-athlete welfare, and athletic marketing and communications.

Beauregard initially came to WMU in 1979 as head women’s gymnastics coach. In nine seasons (1980-88), she produced two MAC title teams and was twice named the conference’s coach of the year.

Beauregard has been active in numerous community service organizations, including Kalamazoo Rotary, the American Heart Association, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Glowing Embers Girl Scouts Council.

Honored by numerous organizations throughout her career, Beauregard was awarded both the Woman of Achievement Award (YWCA) and Athena Award (Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce) in 2002.

Beauregard is a native of Kalamazoo and graduate of Loy Norrix High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Hope College in 1979 and a master’s degree from WMU in 1981.

In 2000, Beauregard received the Hope College Distinguished Alumni Award from her alma mater.

She and husband, Rick, have a 18-year-old son, Brad, who will attend WMU in 2009. Rick retired from Kal-amazoo Public Schools after 32 years of service and began Beauregard Home Services in the Fall of 2006.

Men’s Tennis (21)2009, 2008, 2007, 2004, 2000, 1999, 1981, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954, 1952, 1950Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (18)1996, 1995, 1985, 1980, 1976, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958 Baseball (14)1989, 1967, 1966, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1955, 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949Men’s Cross Country (14)1980, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1970, 1968, 1966, 1963, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1948Women’s Tennis (11)2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1997, 1995, 1990, 1984

Women’s Volleyball (9)2008, 2000, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984,

1983, 1982Men’s Basketball (5)2004, 1998, 1981*, 1976, 1952Women’s Cross Country (4)1993, 1986, 1985, 1984Women’s Gymnastics (3)2006, 1987, 1986Softball (3)2006, 1984, 1983Football (2)1988, 1966*Men’s Swimming & Diving (2)1964, 1963Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (1)1985Men’s Golf (1)1949

*shared title

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Dr. John M. Dunn became the eighth president of Western Michigan University on July 1, 2007. He was appointed by the WMU Board of Trustees follow-ing a nationwide search.

Prior to coming to WMU, President Dunn served as interim chancellor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Earlier, he held the position of provost and vice chancellor at SIUC.

An educator for more than 35 years, Dr. Dunn was dean of the University of Utah’s College of Health before moving to SIUC, holding that post from 1995 to 2002. Before that, he was at Oregon State University for 20 years, last serving as associate provost there. His earlier positions at Oregon State in-cluded assistant dean of Health and Human Performance, chair of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science and director of the university’s Special Physical and Motor Fitness Clinic.

Internationally known for his research and writing about the long-term health of individuals with disabilities, Dr. Dunn is the author of more than 50 professional papers and book chapters. He is a past president of the Research Consortium of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; past editor of Quest, a professional publication for kinesiology scholars; and past president of the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education.

Since moving to Michigan, President Dunn has been actively engaged with state and community efforts that focus on quality-of-life issues and enhancing economic development. By appoint-ment of Gov. Jennifer Granholm, he represents the University and West Michigan as a member of the Michigan Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization Board. He also is a member of the boards of the Bronson Healthcare Group, First National Bank, Southwest Michigan First, the Gilmore Keyboard Festival and the WMU Foundation. He is also the 2009 chairman of the Greater Kalamazoo Area United Way campaign.

In early 2009, President Dunn led the Mid-American Conference search that resulted in the appointment of new MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon A. Steinbrecher.

Dr. Dunn, who began his teaching at the University of Connecticut in 1972, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University in 1967 and 1969, respectively. He earned his doctoral degree from Brigham Young University in 1972.

President Dunn and his wife, Linda, reside in Kalamazoo in the president’s official resi-dence. They are the proud parents of three children, Matthew (married to Lesley), Mi-chael and Kerry.

BOARD OF TRUSTEESDennis W. Archer Detroit, Mich.Jeanne H. Carlson Novi, Mich.Sarah L. DeNooyer Kalamazoo, Mich.William D. Johnston Portage, Mich.William J. Martin Battle Creek, Mich.Kenneth V. Miller Kalamazoo, Mich.Daniel W. Pero Dimondale, Mich.Larry F. Tolbert Kalamazoo, Mich.

UNIVERSITY SENIOR STAFFDr. John M. Dunn PresidentDr. Timothy J. Greene Provost & VP for Academic AffairsLowell Rinker CFO, VP for Business and FinanceCarl M. “Bud” Bender VP for DevelopmentCarol L.J. Hustoles VP for Legal Affairs & General CounselGregory J. Rosine Senior VP for Advancement & Legislative AffairsDr. Paula D. Kohler Associate VP for ResearchDr. Diane K. Anderson VP for Student AffairsDr. James A. Gilchrist Vice Provost for Academic Operations, CIODean K. Honsberger Associate VP for Budget & PlanningRobert G. Miller Associate VP for Community OutreachDavid A. Glenn Associate VP for Institutional EquityCheryl P. Roland Associate VP of University RelationsKathy B. Beauregard Director of Intercollegiate AthleticsJamie M. Jeremy Executive Director of Alumni RelationsDr. Martha B. Warfield Assistant VP of the Div. of Multicultural AffairsKahler Scheumann Assistant to the PresidentBetty A. Kocher Secretary to the Board of Trustees


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PRACTICESPlayers and coaches are available for interviews after practice. Practice during the first semester takes place in the evening, beginning around 6:30 p.m., while second semester practices are scheduled in the afternoon starting around 3 p.m.

Media wishing to conduct interviews should call ahead to Kristin Keirns at 269-387-4123 or 269-998-8062 for exact practice times and and arrive 15-30 minutes before practice ends.

The media relations office will arrange a time for players or coaches to call or meet media that can’t attend practice.

Unless special arrangements have been made, players are not accessible to media prior to contests on game day.

CREDENTIALSRequests for single game and season media credentials should be directed to Kristin Keirns at 269-387-4123 or 269-998-8062

Credential requests must be received no later than 24 hours in advance of the game.

If requests are made seven days prior to the game, credentials can be mailed. Otherwise they can be picked up at will call on the north side of University Arena.

PHONE LINESVisiting commercial radio stations will receive a complimentary phone line or ISDN line. To order an additional line, contact Dannie Alexander at 269-387-3346.

Phone lines are limited along press row for reporters filing stories, but University Arena does feature free wireless internet.

GAME SERVICESAll members of the working media will be supplied with a game program, statistics and pregame notes, in addition to complimentary food service before the game. Final and halftime statistics will also be provided along with play-by-play.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSHead coach Tasha McDowell and requested players will be made available following all Bronco home games in the media room, located on the second floor of University Arena.

Opposing players and coaches may choose to hold interviews outside their locker room instead of in the media room.

The Western Michigan locker room is closed to all members of the media. Players and coaches will be made available for one-on-one TV interviews by request.

WEB SITEThe official WMU Athletic Web Site contains information on all 16 varsity sports. Each sport’s home page contains the latest news releases, statistics, roster, and schedule.

It is necessary to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view the PDF formatted news releases.

All Bronco home matches can be seen live on the Internet by visiting www.wmubroncos.com and signing up for Bronco Insider. This service allows you to watch and listen to the games when you can’t make it to University Arena.

Bronco fans can follow Live Stats of all WMU matches FREE. Simply go to www.wmubron-cos.com, go to the women’s basketball home page and click Schedule. Click the camera icon to be taken to that particular match’s live stats and follow the game.

MAC NEWS MEDIA ASSOCIATION (MNMA)A media organization supporting the MAC since the 1950s, the MAC News Media Association is a key component to the publicity efforts of local schools and the league office.

To join the MNMA please contact Secretary-Treasurer Paul Vecchio at 716-645-6761 or [email protected]. Information can also be obtained at the official at http://mnma.net/macnma-form.pdf.

WHAT’S IN A NAME?When referring to the basketball program or the conference, please used the following:

• Western Michigan University• Western Michigan• WMU• Broncos• Mid-American Conference• MAC

NOT• Western• MAC Conference

TWITTER

Follow Coach McDowell and Western Michi-gan Athletics on Twitter.

twitter.com/CoachTashatwitter.com/keirnswmu

FACEBOOKFans can also follow Bronco Women’s Bas-ketball on Facebook. Go to Facebook.com and search Phil Sayers.

MATKANANDIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSOhio, 1997Fifth Season269-387-4125/[email protected]

MATTHOLMESASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSIndianapolis, 2002Fifth [email protected]

KRISTINKEIRNSASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSHeidelberg, 2005Fourth [email protected]

ADAMBODNARASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONSWestern Michigan, 2008Second [email protected]

PRINTKalamazoo Gazette; beat writer: Jayson BussaWestern Herald

ELECTRONICWWMT-TV (CBS); Ed Kengerski, sports director; Andy PepperWOOD-TV (NBC); Jack Doles, sports director; Jason TerzisWZZM-TV (ABC); Tom Clyde, sports director; David Solano, Dan HarlandWXMI-TV (FOX); Tim Doty, sports director; Tara MillerWQLR-1660 AM The Fan; Dan Cash, sports director

INTERNETBronco Insider (subscription)BroncoBlitz.com; MAC-Sports.com; MACReportOnline.comMidAmPub.com; TheMACDaily.com

BRONCO RADIO NETWORKWQXC — 100.9 FM: (Flagship)

WEBCASTS All home games are video streamed live on www.wmubroncos.com as part of the “Bronco Insider” premium service. Subscriptions rates are $9.95 a month, $29.95 for the basketball package or $45.95 for the entire year (which in-cludes video for all WMU sports). Note: Games broadcast by ESPN will not be made available.


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Dannie AlexanderDirector of Facilities

Don BeyerDirector of Ticket Operations

Dennis CorbinAssistant Athletic Director

Monty PorterAssociate Athletic Director

Bob D’AmelioAssistant Athletic Director

Rob HuntDirector of Athletic

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Jeff StoneAssociate Athletic Director

Stacy VallierDirector of Corporate

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Amy WashingtonAssistant to Athletic Director &

Senior Associate Athletic Director

Suzie GrechInterim Head Coach

Women’s Soccer

Stu RiddleHead Coach

Men’s Soccer

Betsy KuhleHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

Betsy KuhleHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

Randy FordHead Coach

Baseball

Jim CulhaneHead Coach

Hockey

Bill CubitHead Coach

Football

Kathy LeitkeHead Coach

Softball

Kelly LycanHead Coach

Cross Country/Track & Field

Dave MorinHead CoachMen’s Tennis

Colleen MunsonHead Coach

Volleyball

Cindy TroutHead Coach

Golf

Tasha McDowellHead Coach

Women’s Basketball

Robin HookAssistant Athletic Director

Kathy BeauregardAthletic Director

Dave CorstangeSenior Associate Athletic Director

Kyle BlechaDirector of Medical

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Maria SanchezDirector of Academic

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Rachel StrassnerDirector of Corporate

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Elains RussellDirector of Marketing

Steve HawkinsHead Coach

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ADMINISTRATIONKathy Beauregard Director of AthleticsDave Corstange Senior Associate ADMonty Porter Associate AD/Business OperationsJeff Stone Associate AD/Academic & Compliance ServicesDennis Corbin Assistant AD/Medical & Support ServicesBob D’Amelio Assistant AD/Marketing, Publicity & LicensingRobin Hook Assistant AD/Broadcasting & Corporate SalesAmy Washington Administrative Assistant to AD

ACADEMIC & COMPLIANCE SERVICESMaria Sanchez Director of Athletic Academic ServicesMarshall Steward Athletic Academic AdvisorRachel Strassner Director of Compliance

BUSINESS OFFICEPatty Moore Financial Clerk/Business OperationsKim Hemingway Insurance CoordinatorJoe Armstrong Computer Assistant

CHEERLEADINGChristopher Wang Head CoachMegan Nienhuis Assistant Coach

CORPORATE RELATIONSStacy Vallier Director of Corporate RelationsDavid Zolp Assistant Director

DANCEKate Clark Head Coach

DEVELOPMENTRob Hunt Director of Development for AthleticsMellissa Porter Secretary/Gary Fund

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENTKenico Hines Head Equipment ManagerDion Van Atter Equipment ManagerJoyce Fooy Equipment Manager

FACILITIESDannie Alexander Director of Athletic FacilitiesMatt Kulik Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities

MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/LICENSINGElaine Russell Director of Sports MarketingKim Stoebick Coordinator of Community Relations

MEDIA RELATIONSMat Kanan Athletic Media Relations DirectorMatt Holmes Associate Media Relations DirectorKristin Keirns Assistant Media Relations Director/Publications CoordinatorAdam Bodnar Assistant Media Relations Director

TICKET OFFICEDon Beyer Director of Ticket OperationsMatt Folck Assistant Director of Ticket Operations

TRAINING/STRENGTH STAFFKyle Blecha Director of Medical ServicesBrian Bauer Assistant Director of Medical ServicesKate Dornbos Assistant Athletic TrainerLisa Hardy Assistant Athletic TrainerKevin Lehmann Assistant Athletic TrainerNate Peoples Head Football Strength & Conditioning CoachTim Herrmann Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

BASEBALLRandy Ford Head CoachScott Demetral Assistant Coach

MEN’S BASKETBALLSteve Hawkins Head CoachClayton Bates Assistant CoachRick Carter Assistant CoachBacari Alexander Assistant CoachMichael Murray Coordinator of Basketball Operations

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLTasha McDowell Head CoachYvette Harris Assistant Coach Glenn Box Assistant CoachPhil Sayers Assistant CoachLindsey Hass Director of Basketball Operations

FOOTBALLBill Cubit Head CoachSteve Morrison Defensive Coord./Assistant CoachMike Grant Assistant Head CoachRyan Cubit Assistant CoachTim Daoust Assistant CoachRick Kravitz Assistant CoachPeter McCarty Assistant CoachJake Moreland Assistant CoachMike Sabock Assistant CoachBob Stanley Assistant CoachTim Knox Director of Football OperationsPatrick Bracken Coordinator of Video Operations

WOMEN’S GOLFCindy Trout Head Coach

GYMNASTICSDavid Kuzara Head CoachKevin Anderson Assistant Coach

HOCKEYJim Culhane Head CoachScott Robson Assistant CoachMarc Fakler Assistant CoachLynn Ross SecretaryPaul Schneider Manager/Lawson Arena

MEN’S SOCCERStu Riddle Head CoachBen Pirmann Assistant CoachMark Spooner Assistant CoachAllen Riddle Director of Men’s Soccer Operations

WOMEN’S SOCCERSuzanne Grech Interim Head CoachAbby Crumpton Assistant Coach

SOFTBALLKathy Leitke Head CoachJamie Spitale Associate Head Coach

MEN’S TENNISDave Morin Head CoachJose Orozco Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S TENNISBetsy Kuhle Head CoachMark Henderson Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELDKelly Lycan Head CoachBill Griffey Assistant CoachTaryn Sheehan Assistant Coach

VOLLEYBALLColleen Munson Head CoachRyan Manning Associate Head CoachJason Reed Assistant CoachAshley Vogl Director of Volleyball Operations


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The corporations and individuals listed below generously supported Western Michigan Univer-sity and Bronco Athletics with gifts to the Mike Gary Athletic Fund and or specific causes.

Mike Gary Society$10,000 & aboveAVB Construction, LLCRobert J. BobbMargaret BrownWillard A. Brown, Jr.Jeffrey R. CavanaughCole Century, Inc.Thomas ColeThe CSM GroupDavid M. DombrowskiSteven A. EastTara T. EastCatherine L. GrahamGreenleaf Hospitality GroupGreenleaf TrustWilliam D. JohnstonJames KallewardTonia S. KallewardMaple Hill Auto GroupMPI ResearchNational City Bank of the MidwestRadisson Plaza HotelKarie RossGary G. ShookSpartan Paperboard Company, Inc.Ronda E. StrykerJim Vanden BergHarold Zeigler Auto GroupAaron J. ZeiglerBonita ZeiglerBonnie A. ZeiglerHarold J. Zeigler

Scholarship Club$5,000 - $9,999Armstrong International, Inc.Diana M. BernardEdward M. BernardBernard’s Property, LLCDavid R. BuskirkDouglas CallanderEleanor CallanderCitizens to Elect Dave BuskirkJeff P. ClarkCoca-Cola Bottling Company of MichiganMargaret A. DenenfeldMarlene DenenfeldPaul J. DenenfeldStephen DenenfeldDeNooyer ChevroletAdrienne D. DeNooyerDiane DeNooyerJeffrey L. DeNooyerWilliam T. DeNooyerEckert-Wordell ArchitectsLois E. EllisEMA EnterprisesFirst National Bank of MichiganGS PhotoJames HessJeanne L. HessHuntington National BankCarol Ann JacksonRonald H. Jackson *Leonard JohnstonKay D. JonesRichard H. JonesJane LeeuwMike LeeuwWayne LeNeaveMaggie’s CorporationMetro ToyotaMillennium Restaurant GroupJulie MillerKenneth V. MillerJames M. MoellerPatrice L. MoellerDavid G. MorrisonKay MorrisonWilliam J. ParsonsSchupan & Sons, Inc.Marc SchupanDon Seelye Ford, Inc.Michael SeelyeSharon SeelyeSouthwest Michigan FirstStafford-Smith, Inc.Summit Energy ServicesJohn Tapper Automotive

Directors Club$2,500 - $4,999Ann E. AndersonJack B. AndersonCripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc.James M. CrippsLyndon L. CronenMary F. Kissinger DeMaagdThomas W. DeMaagdGeorge A. FranklinMolly FranklinD. L. Gallivan, Inc.Jeff A. Gardner

Charles O. Howey, Jr.John P. HryckoGreg Jennings FoundationGregory A. Jennings, Jr.Jeffrey D. KarnsSharon L. KarnsKelvin W. KeeferMaxine J. KeeferNoel J. KottHoward F. LuckeyJamal MayersDiane MeitzDonald C. MeitzJerry L. MillerPat MischTeresa M. MischScott E. NilesNobis Agri-Service, Inc.Ben NobisTerry NobisCarolyn J. NorrisLarry E. NorrisPfizer Foundation **Tamara PolmanteerTodd PolmanteerHolly S. PowellJim R. RossLynn M. RossJerard M. SalameGarrett L. SoldanoJennifer E. SoldanoState Farm Companies Foundation **Lewis WalkerDean E. WebsterJolan A. WebsterWhitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc.Lauri F. WingleWilliam E. WingleWolff Financial Management, LLCMatthew R. Wolff

Champions Club$1,000 - $2,499Carolyn A. AdamsWilliam V. AdamsAetna Foundation, Inc. **Janie S. AlbrightBarbara Jean AlexanderCharles B. AlexanderAmerican Metal Fab, Inc.Ann Marie AndrusWilliam E. AndrusPhilip J. AnglinDavid S. AnselNicole R. ArmstrongPatrick B. ArmstrongPatricia M. AshbyCarl L. AweSharon R. AweJudith K. BeamRobert M. BeamKathy B. BeauregardRichard A. BeauregardDennis BerkebileSue Ann BerkebileJames R. BernardBlackhawk Bar & GrillJames E. BollwegMartha L. BoughnerRobert E. BoughnerCharlotte BovenDonald E. BovenKelly M. BrennanDouglas E. BrighamLinda E. BrighamBetty J. BrisendineJacob E. BrisendineAndrew A. BrogowiczPatricia G. BrogowiczMatt BroscoCharles B. BrotebeckPatricia BrotebeckDolores M. BryckRichard D. BryckBarbara Ann BurkeJanis R. BurnettQuinter Burnett, IIFrank E. CalvarusoCarol A. CarpenterGeorge A. CarpenterHeidi M. ChmielJohn J. ChmielConstance ChrystlerJoseph A. ChrystlerJoan ChuraRobert A. ChuraKarin CohnMarlon H. CohnRobert B. ComptonConsumers Energy Foundation **Joseph R. CooperVicki L. CoxJennifer A. CoyneGary L. CramerJanice A. CramerFred A. DeckerLeslie DeckerCarol A. DemetralChris Demetral

Scott D. DemetralTed DemetralJ. Craig DeNooyerSarah L. DeNooyerJon M. DixonSusan M. DixonErwin H. DoerschlerJames R. DolanPatricia DolanDiane K. DreherGary DreherMichael J. DreherEd EdwardsM. Josephine EdwardsNanette S. ElenbaasRonald A. ElenbaasAllen C. EmmonsSusan R. EmmonsDeborah A. EngersDennis W. EngersJanis Nelson EnglishRobert J. EnglishAlain Y. FabiMichele FabiCharles J. FarhoJoyce E. FarhoFifth Third BankFirst Agency, Inc.Lynn FordRandy D. FordThe Gagie SchoolJoe GagieSandra Sue GagieDavid L. GallivanDiane GallivanLloyd E. GearhartRobert E. GeigerJessica GustkeTodd E. GustkeH & H Painting Company, Inc.Ann L. HannonBill HarrisonAlfred V. HeilmanMary Beth HenryThomas J. HenryRosalyn Marie HoganIHS Distributing Company, Inc.Indian Trails, Inc.Mark A. JacksonA. Taylor JacobsCheryl L. JensenSam JensenPeter C. KattKellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund **Barbara KenersonDavid A. KenersonDonald J. KenneySusan KingThomas G. KingMary L. KinneyPhilip J. KinneyDavid E. KinnistenElizabeth A. KinnistenDonald J. KnoechelTeresa Ann KnoechelMark K. KnustRyan E. KochenCarlee KoesselJames A. KoesselDarlene E. KohrmanGeorge R. KohrmanWilliam J. KowalskiBarbara J. KreisRussell A. KreisBrenda G. KuhnRonald J. KuhnCatherine E. KunitzerDaniel R. KunitzerMichael E. LabusNancy L. LabusDarrell R. LatvaLenehan Insurance ServicesJ. William Lenehan, Jr.Richard A. LenonLife EMSLarry D. LuethLinda D. LuethBonnie J. MacGraynePaul R. MacGrayneStephan L MacomberMain Street PubKelle L. MaloneyRichard A. MaloneyMartin & Associates Environmental, LLCDianne W. MartinWilliam P. MartinMarysville Marine DistributorsRoberta Lynn McAllisterThomas C. McAllisterMary Elizabeth McCormickThomas L. McCormickMcKinley Financial Services, Inc.James R. McKinleyCarole H. McKinstryClifford J. McKinstryDon McMillinLinda McMillinMeadow View Village Mobile Home ParkMark D. Meijer

Karen L MeinkeKenneth J. MeinkeRuth Ann MeyerRobert G. MillardRose F. MillardCharles D. MillerDoris M. MillerGene F. MillerJean MillerI. William MinorModineer CompanyNorine Agnes MorseJames W. MundenSusan Florence MundenVicky L. MuskyFrank NagyGail A. NelsonTerry L. NelsonCharles R. NidifferDolores NidifferElizabeth L. NobisKenneth P. NobisNulty Agency, Inc.O.K. Distributors, Inc.Greg J. O’NielFloyd L. ParksPhyllis E. ParksPerformance Communications, Inc.Pharmacia Foundation **Portage Cleaners & LaundryRobert D. PrenticeRuth Anne PrenticeBarry Gilbert PurseGeorge A. RabickSusan J. RabickDavid D. ReevesKeith RobertsAdam M. RosalesLynn K. RussellRichard T. RussellDaryl RyndRaymond J. SackettNancy S. SaundersWilliam C. SaundersLinda M. SawallRobert B. SawallJenifer C. ScanlonKerwin Gerard ScanlonDaniel J. ScheidLaura ScheidJohn A. SchlukebirSE Michigan WMU Alumni AssociationDonna L. SeilheimerRandy H. SeilheimerGlen A. ShugarsJanice C. ShugarsCarol A. SimpsonDavid J. SimpsonChristine C. SitkinsFrederick Z. Sitkins, Sr.Bonnie SkippersGlen L. SkippersBrian J. SmithKay Varga SmithLaura A. SmithThomas W. SmithMarjorie A. SpringgateRoland R. SpringgateNorma J. StancatiRoss F. StancatiM. Gayle StephensonStryker InstrumentsKenneth L. TaftSusan TaftAlan ThomasGail J. ThompsonWilliam C. ThompsonJohnathon TonerKerry A. TonerVickie L. TonerMary Little TylerBruce Allen UlleryPatti H. UlleryLarry Van PoperingLaura Van PoperingJames H. VandenbergheSandra M. VandenbergheRoger A. VanderBeekSusan D. VanderBeekVanSweden JewelersC MacKenzie WaldorfSydney WaldorfDaniel S. WarnaarHelen F. WattlesJohn C. WattlesWester Dental Care, P.C.Keith E. WesterJames Edward WhiteLee Ann WhiteNancy U. WoodworthThomas B. Woodworth, Jr.Donald R. Zuidweg

Directors Club$2,500 - $4,999Ann E. AndersonJack B. AndersonCripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc.James M. Cripps

Lyndon L. CronenMary F. Kissinger DeMaagdThomas W. DeMaagdGeorge A. FranklinMolly FranklinD. L. Gallivan, Inc.Jeff A. GardnerCharles O. Howey, Jr.John P. HryckoGreg Jennings FoundationGregory A. Jennings, Jr.Jeffrey D. KarnsSharon L. KarnsKelvin W. KeeferMaxine J. KeeferNoel J. KottHoward F. LuckeyJamal MayersDiane MeitzDonald C. MeitzJerry L. MillerPat MischTeresa M. MischScott E. NilesNobis Agri-Service, Inc.Ben NobisTerry NobisCarolyn J. NorrisLarry E. NorrisPfizer Foundation **Tamara PolmanteerTodd PolmanteerHolly S. PowellJim R. RossLynn M. RossJerard M. SalameGarrett L. SoldanoJennifer E. SoldanoState Farm Companies Foundation **Lewis WalkerDean E. WebsterJolan A. WebsterWhitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc.Lauri F. WingleWilliam E. WingleWolff Financial Management, LLCMatthew R. Wolff

Honorary Coaches Club$500 - $999Mary M. AllwardtRobert S. AllwardtDiane K. AndersonJohn E. AndingJudah Ari-GurPnina Ari-GurElizabeth AseritisPeter L. AseritisEugene J. AskenEvie AskenJane E. BakerHarold L. BateSherry BateJay E. BattilanaBC REPROGRAPHICS, INC.Alan W. BellileJane M. BellileJudith A. BerridgeRonald A. BerridgeCarol L. BeyerDonald Charles BeyerJudith K. BezileRichard T. BezileBig Boy of South HavenBig Boy of WaylandDebra L. BirdRobert D. Bird, Jr.Patrick John BirneyLaurel L. BlasiJanene L. BrenemanJeffrey S. BrenemanCatherine A. BrennanTerrence E. BrennanJohn R. BromleyGary P. BrownLogan BrownDiane K. BudrowJack C. Budrow, Jr.Marilyn R. BuistPhillip C. BuistLewis E. BurchardBrad BushmanByce & AssociatesBrian D. CaplanRobert R. CappSandra L. CappGeorgia L. CarterCentury Concrete Construction CompanyGeoffrey E. ClappLinda J. ClappValorie J. CloreWallace B. Clore, IIIMarilyn G. ClysdalePat ClysdaleGerald A. ColanerJames C. ColemanLucille R. ConwayJames W. CookSuzanne Cook

Thomas F. CookTimothy M. CooperCoopertech LLCDennis R. CorbinGayle Ann CorbinDawnanne CorbitJohn W. CostelloCynthia Yendes CoxHomer C. Cox, IIIWilliam H. CoxMonique CoyneThomas E. CoyneBeverly J. CrabbRobert W. CrabbBill CubitNancy CubitMillie R. CudneyDiane D’AmelioRobert F. D’AmelioMaribeth DangelRoy DangelElizabeth Ann DarnellCharles Tadd DavisDeborah J. DavisWilliam De KoffJudy DeHaanRobert W. DeHaanBarbara A. DehnRoger L. DehnDaniel T. DekkerKimberly L. DekkerMichael A. DemetralJoan Elizabeth deMinkLarry L. deMinkSusan M. DennisGregory A. DobsonMelinda Carol DobsonDoc Steel LLCL. D. Docsa Associates, Inc.Bud DonnellyCarol Ann DonnellyMary Allen DoudRobert S. DoudJohn M. DunnLinda T. DunnBill DykhuisEaton Corporation **Myrna I. EbertWilliam A. EbertEducational Community Credit UnionDonald K. EdwardsMargaret E. EdwardsPamela C. EnslenThe Honorable Richard A. EnslenPaula K. ErnstStephen M. ErnstJames EscamillaJanis L. EtzcornJohn V. EtzcornJoan I. EvertsJohn EvertsFamily Relocation-Harley & Son Ent., Inc.Fibre Converters, Inc.Berle FinkeyFlorence FinkeyAnn L. FinnefrockDonald R. FinnefrockGregory Lee FlaskaGraydon C. FoxJack D. FoxMarion R. FoxSandra J. FoxFrederick Construction, Inc.Carl FrederickRoberta GabierRussell L. GabierCarmen GarrattDonald M. GarrattJohn M. GartlandIrving S. Gilmore Foundation **Alan GlendeningBarbara J. GlendeningDavid M. GouldAnn E. GuniaGary W. GuniaCora Lee HagemannJohn Y. HagemannCarol E. HallJames J. HallPatsy F. HandRaymond L. HandJoanna B. Hartenstein-McIntyreIma Jane HartmanRichard E. HartmanJanice Anne HavelJohn E. HavelSteve HawkinsMartha S. HearronMichele HeckmanRory HeckmanEdward J. HeinigRuth M. HeinigCynthia A. HempsteadDavid M. HempsteadMarolyn E. HendershottRichard F. HendershottJoseph P. HerdusPatty M. HerdusDouglas V. Heystek

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Margo J. HeystekGuy L. Hiestand IIISandra HiestandCora G. HillsDaniel P. HillsThe Hinman CompanySandra Jo HoffmannJere T. HooverLynn A. HortonRobert L. HortonKenneth L. HosnerHospital Network, Inc.Lynda L. HuntGary J. HurleyVictoria M. HurleyJon P. HurryMark J. Jaeger Safety ConsultingMark JaegerStephen E. JeffersonTerry Baxter JeffersonFrank H. JeremyJamie JeremyWendy M. JohnsonRussell KalisSue KalisCindy L. KalvinGreg KalvinBonnie J. KellayDanny L. KellayGary Kent-BrackenWendy L. Kent-BrackenMike KiewietKnapp EnergyCarol KnappRobert D. KnappTimothy A. KnoxTimothy J. KoolJoan KosterLeslie N. KosterJoan M. KowalRichard M. KowalMarilyn J. KribsBirgitta KudlickiElizabeth W. KuhleBryan KuhticTiffany C. KuhticGary B. KushnerSynthia H. KushnerJames W. LambornMarilyn A. LambornLaurel Hill Swim and Tennis ClubSandra J. LawrenceL. Max Lee, IIYvonne A. LeeJanet L. LeRoyWilliam LeRoyLevine & LevineAlan G. LewandowskiBonnie Jean LintzRonald M. LintzDon E. LovejoyBrian E. MacDonellGeorge F. ManleyGladys M. ManleyManning EnterprisesSherri ManningSteve ManningPatricia MarmonPaul MarmonGaye A. McCormickMichael D. McCormickDennis C. McCrumbMary Swanson McCrumbKevin K. McCullyBrian McDavidJames W. McIntyre IIIMichele C. McLaughlinJerry MeinzingerMartha M. MeinzingerBonnie J. MenzieHal K. MenzieBlythe E. VanderHoff MercerTom MercerMerrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. **Michigan Commerce BankAllyn L. MillerDavid A. MillerDorothy L. MillerJohn T. MillerKellie K. MillerDiane L. MisnerW. Craig MisnerRichard E. Morehouse, Jr.Jake MorelandGuy W. MorganTristan Paul MossMichael L. MuellerSidney MuellerMulder Waterproofing & Sealants, Inc.Edward MullerMarcella MullerDavid Robert MurdockLisa MurdockJames E. MurrayBenefit Associates, Inc.Ken NehringNetwork Real Estate, LLCJane C. NicholsGordie Niles

Sandra G. NilesLarry P. NolanVern L. NorrisJane Ann NortonThomas W. NortonJeffrey C. O’BrienFrances A. O’ConnellGerald John O’ConnellMichael E. OsbornOssewaarde, Anderson & Smith InvestmentJoan O’TooleKevin E. O’TooleNancy S. OwenThomas L. OwenPakk Pubs, Inc.Joan M. PalleschiTerence A. PalleschiMary E. PalmerSusan K. PappasWilliam J. PappasMargaret E. ParrottEric M. PattersonPediatric DentistryDonald P. PenskarAlice PerroneJoseph V. PerroneCurt PetersenBarbara J. PiggottWalton Piggott, Jr.Richard PinsM. Montgomery Porter, IIIMellissa L. PorterEvelyn A. PrattKenneth I. PrattBruce M. PrinceLinda K. PrinceValdis J. RagainisJames R. RalphDonald RamlowMary E. RamlowLarry Lee RandallNeil RankinSandra M. ReeceThomas L. ReeceCathy ReedSteve L. ReedJoel H. ReinoehlRhino’s Hometown PubDavid B. RicardDavid N. RiceMargaret RiceGloria J. RichardsSteve RichardsAudrey A. RichterRichard S. RichterDonna RickliJohn RickliKathleen Marie RinkerLowell P. RinkerDale E. RoweDavid L. RozelleFlorence E. RozelleLinda L. RumbleRoger A. RumbleEric R. RussellLynne SageWilliam V. SageRoger SamsonSteward SandstromDonald SappanosGary L. SargentRoxanne SargentRobert J. SayfieStephen J. ScafariaJames T. SchaperVickie Ann SchaperRichard ScheffersJoan Kay SchmidtLeta C. SchoenhalsDale P. SchreuderElaine K. SchreuderJane SchreuderJohn M. SchreuderMichael ShanahanPatricia J. ShanahanJames R. ShinarJoanne K. ShinarKevin A. ShugarsLori Ann ShugarsMargie ShugarsWayne ShugarsDana SlocumTami SlocumRonn I. SofenRaymond F. SohnJohn T. SouleRaeanne SouleThe Spirit ShoppeRaymond M. SrebothMichael A. SteffesNancy J. SteffesAnn M. StevensFred L. StevensBrenda L. StoddardJames N. StoddardMichael StoddardRuth StoddardAnne K. StoneJeffrey A. Stone

Nancy K. StrohsRobert F. StrohsDeb S. Studt-ScafariaChris M. SundbergNancy Lynn SundbergDennis M. TaftLinda TaftThree Rivers Anodizing, Inc.Timber Ridge Ski AreaA. John Todd, IVCathy ToddTPC of MichiganBarbara J. TrolzGerald A. TrolzBrian M. TulikRandy L. UttingShari L. UttingKathryn N. Van DisRobert W. Van DisDavid W. Van ZoestLaura R. Van ZoestCarol VandenBosRoger A. VandenBosLouis R. VandenBoschBetty L. Vander MolenRichard Vander MolenNorbert Vander SteenRonald J. VoelkerTerry L. VollmerCarolyn Nina VredeveltJack R. VredeveltWacker Chemical Corporation **Leonard R. WadeRobert F. WagnerSusan J. WagnerJames S. WareShelia D. WareDebra WeberSteven WeberJoshua T. WeinerDaniel C. WeirickDebi WeirickMark D. WeishaarBryan WesternLinda WesternCarol A. WheartyRiley R. Whearty IIWhelan and CompanyJudith A. WhiteLouis J. White, Jr.Charles L. WilesDouglas E. WillsMary Evelyn WillsDavid P. WilsonJoyce WilsonN. Scotty WilsonRichard K. WolfeSusan A. WolfeJoseph L. WoodJudy L. WoodM. Diane WoodMichael C. Wood *John W. Woods, Jr.Todd C. WoodsWorkforce Strategies, Inc.Carole L. WrightGerhard C. WynbeltPatricia L. WynbeltYarrow Golf & Conference Center

Brown & Gold Club$250 - $499Elenora AdamsRobert J. AdamsAdvance Recycling & Disposal, LLCSamuel J. AntonazzoSuzanne L. AntonazzoHerbert R. Ayres, IIIPearl L. BahreFrank R. Ballard IIIBonita BatesHalbert Lee-Earl Bates, Sr.James S. BeadlePatricia M. BeadleKeith A. BeauregardSue-Ellen BeauregardTimothy J. BebberSusan BeckerBruce L. BendixSusan L. BendixA. Wayne BergerImogene BergerDonald R. BeyerMarla M. BeyerAnne M. BitzerDaniel E. BitzerKelley L. BlackenPaul F. BlackenVerne BodineAnita C. BondyRichard Allen BondyTracy H. BransonBrent D. BrekkeDennis D. BridgesEugene BrinkJean BrinkKathleen C. BrinkmanNorman D. BrinkmanRichard A. Buckles

Richard T. BurkeAllen S. BushMary L. BushLawrence M. ButlerSally A. ButlerArvon D. ByleSally J. ByleCarrabba’s Italian GrillRobert J. ChantSally A. ChantGlenn G. CherupSusan M. CherupCynthia Ann ChesneyGregory R. ChesneyJerry L. ClanceyChris ClarkeScot R. ConantConsumers Credit UnionDavid A. CorstangeKaren CorstangeKay H. CoyneJoseph B. CreekKathryn J. CreekSteven R. CronkiteRyan William CubitEllen CurranJeffrey Allen DahleyStacie M. DahleyDiann L. DanhoffJames L. DanhoffJoyce L. DeRightPearl L. DeVriesRonald A. DeVriesHarold D. DishonJoyce DishonDiane DonovanMark R. DonovanLawrence D. DuganSteve J. DukeCheryl A. DundonWilliam L. DundonShirley Gary DunkinWilliam Wesley DunkinMary DunnCarolyn E. EvertsJames B. EvertsJeanne EwingBradley J. FischerRoss E. FitzpatrickJohn D. Fleckenstein, Jr.Mary Jane FloresRichard W. Flores, Sr.Donna J. FoglesonBradley H. FongerLinda Jean FongerPatricia Ann FosdickRoger E. FosdickRandolph Theodore FosterJerry F. FussKathryn FussC. Edward Gasaway, Jr.Patricia A. GasawayDebra L. GaugierJames W. GaugierJack S. GesmundoJoseph L. GesmundoGary J. GieverCharles W. GlasnerBruce D. GoetheCarmen GreenWilliam A. GreenJohn S. GriesbachJulie L. GriesbachMark J. GriffithDavid M. GrinderSue GrinderJames K. HackenbergGlenda HallRandall HallMichael P. HalpinLaura A. HamannNorman L. HamannChantal HanelKenneth G. HanelAl HarigPaul HartwigSterling HartwigNelda Sue HayesRobert E. HayesKandace T. HigleyWilliam H. HigleyCynthia J. HillJohn E. HillCarol Ann HindleyDouglas O. HindleyAlfred K. HoHoekstra Roofing CompanyEvelyn L. HogarthGrant G. Hogarth, Sr.Alan M. HolckRobert HollanderDennis R. HollarJean C. HollarSusan S. HollarJames F. HoltgreiveDean K. HonsbergerRobin D. HookRuth HookErin M. Hunt

Robert E. Hunt IIDavid A. IkerdTheresa IkerdIke’s Painting ServiceImproved Funding Techniques-MichiganInfinity Sports, Inc.Amy Taylor JohnsonBrian S. JohnsonHoward A. JohnsonLowell JohnsonKalamazoo Community FoundationKalamazoo GazetteRobert F. KennedyDan KettenbeilSherry Marie KettenbeilJames W. Key, Jr.Paige KeyScott A. KilgrenJames Robert KinneyMarlin D. KlecknerSherry V. KlecknerAnne P. KlimekJeffrey P. KlimekKaren Louise KocsondyZoltan G. KocsondyJonathan P. KoetsKaren Faith KoetsLois KoningWilliam J. KoningCheryl KrausePatrick KrauseJanice L. KuhagenJerald W. KussRichelle F. KussDavid Roland LaLiberteLangeland ChapelsDavid James LarsonGary M. LaTulipKathleen A. LaTulipJamie LawlorJohn R. LawlorMichael E. LebednickJohn Michael LeeLenora K. LeePatrick LennonMartha LezotteRaymond L. LezotteMark S. LiberackiPamela G. LiberackiHoward D. LindersLeatha M. LindersSteven LinsAnne L. LittleBonnie LockerJames C. LockerJames T. LongMable LongAija LubavsKonrads V. LubavsJim LudemanPeggy LudemanBrian J. LuethColleen LundgrenDennis D. LundgrenLori I. MasnariRay Edward MasnariGary R. MathewsEdward J. MayoWilliam J. Maze, Jr.Alice McCartyRobert McCartyTasha McDowellRyan N. McGregorCheryl A. McKennaOwen P. McKennaKelly L. McKeoughKevin E. McKeoughMike MetznerGlenn MillerLynne MillerMargaret L. MillerRichard Alan MillerNancy Tenbosch MillsRobert E. Lee Mills, Jr.John G. MizziKimberly A. MizziModernistic Cleaning Services, Inc.Aylene Y. MooreJack L. MooreDiane Marie MoreaScott MulderEric MuntherJan MuntherJeanette P. NixonTheodore F. NixonWilliam R. NoblesNorthern Trust Company **Cindy L. PaavolaMike E. PageHelen M. PalleschiLonnie L. PalleschiJohn Calvin Palmer IIIRebecca L. PalmerParker Hannifin Foundation **Genevieve Dorothy ParkerHarry ParkerBarbara J. ParsonsMichael H. ParsonsDave Patterson

Jill B. PattersonCarole PawlowskiKenneth F. PawlowskiHal PeacockMaureen PeacockDiane B. PelcRonald PelcErick D. PerryDerek F. PetrakBetsy PhillipsKevin A. PhillipsKen PierceNancy L. PollardRobert C. PollardDavid L. PruisBonnie PurleeGeorge C. PurleeRE/MAX of MichiganWalter A. RobisonHenry L. Rohs, Jr.Joan Carol RohsRugger’s Up & UnderBerclay A. RuschakWilliam S. RuschakJoan M. RussellTimothy D. RussellAndrew Anthony RymshaJose E. SantamariaKaren Trout SantamariaAllen D. SchauJack Neff SchermerhornChris A. SchneiderLouise SchneiderPatricia Ann SchneiderPaul Edward SchneiderHeinz E. SchroederScott’s Pig RoastAvis L. SebalyRay Scott ShugarsSign Boys, LLCCarol D. SimpsonJ. Brooks SimpsonDaniel R. SmithJudy A. SmithWilliam J. SpragueCharlene M. SprickRobert W. SprickSPX Corporation Foundation **Gregory Dale StaudacherJamie L. SteenwykKeith B. SteenwykRonald B. StephensWendy L. StockCarol StrongEdwin C. StrongJanet SutherlandVerne E. SutherlandJudith S. Takemoto-BucklesMargaret M. TannerRichard W. TannerTesar Printing CompanyGary E. TibblePatricia M. TibbleJohn W. TimkoLinda L. TolstykaPatrick J. TolstykaEmil J. Tomanek, Jr.Nancy TomanekLawrence A. UlmerMarsha R. UlmerRoger E. UlrichMelvin D. Van DisVivian Van DisRoss VanderCookSusan E. VanderCookVanderMay Construction, Inc.Gary B. WaltersFran L. WashingtonVon H. Washington, Sr.J. William Weessies, Jr.Gary L. WegenkeSandra S. WegenkeSheri Marie WegnerJohn WeitzelKatie WeitzelG. Glen WellerTimothy W. WenzelDonald C. WermePatricia WermeBetty WestonFrances D. WinegarMarvin L. WinegarJudy WoizeschkeThomas A. WoizeschkeKathleen A. WolfThomas R. Wolf, Jr.Janice Elaine WrightR. Gerald WrightRichard D. Zane, Jr.Cynthia Marie ZerbanJason A. ZerbanFrederick L. ZuidemaMarie Zuidema

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