2012-13 eureka college women's basketball media guide

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2012-13WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEDIA GUIDE

2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TAREN MARTIN2012 SLIAC COACH OF THE YEAR

CATY EETEN2012 SLIAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOMEWomen’s Basketball Quick Facts 3

Eureka College Information 4-5

The Reagan Center 6-7

What Graduates are Saying 8-9

Director of Athletics Paul Bryant 10-11

Quick Facts/Campus Phone Numbers 11

Eureka Athletics Staff 12

2012-13 SEASON PREVIEWRoster 14

Schedule 15

Season Preview 16-17

Photo Roster 18

MEET THE COACHING STAFFHead Coach Taren Martin 20-21

Assistant Coaching Staff 22

MEET THE RED DEVILSMelissa Clements 24

Kourtney Ewald 25

Jaylynn Stewart 26

Kiley Bugaieski 27

Caty Eeten 28

Amanda Schreck 29

Jenna Brooks 30

Returning Letterwinners 31

Newcomers 32

BASKETBALL QUICK FACTSLetterwinners Returning/Lost 10/7

Starters Returning/Lost 2/3

2012-13 Newcomers 4

First Year of Basketball 1975-76

All-Time Record 455-423

2011-12 Record 21-5

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2006

All-Time Record 38-60

2011-12 SLIAC Record 13-3 (2nd of 9)

Website sliac.org

2012-13 SCHEDULEN 15 at Knox 6 p.m.

N 24 CONCORDIA (Ill.) 1 p.m.

N 28 *MacMURRAY 6 p.m.

D 1 *at Spalding 1 p.m.

D 4 at RMU-Springfi eld 6 p.m.

D 14 at Silver Lake 5 p.m.

D 17 LAWRENCE 5 p.m.

D 19 $vs. Catholic 10 a.m.

D 20 $vs. UPR Mayaguez Noon

J 5 *WEBSTER 1 p.m.

J 8 *at Fontbonne 6 p.m.

J 10 *WESTMINSTER 6 p.m.

J 12 *at Greenville 1 p.m.

J 14 MOUNT MARY 5 p.m.

J 17 *PRINCIPIA 6 p.m.

J 19 *SPALDING 1 p.m.

J 23 *at Blackburn 6 p.m.

J 26 *at Webster 1 p.m.

J 30 *GREENVILLE 6 p.m.

F 2 *at Westminster 1 p.m.

F 6 *BLACKBURN 6 p.m.

F 9 *FONTBONNE 1 p.m.

F 13 *LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 6 p.m.

F 16 *at Principia 1 p.m.

F 19 *at MacMurray 6 p.m.

* -- SLIAC game

$ -- San Juan Tournament (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSThe 2012-13 Eureka College Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of

the Eureka College Sports Information Offi ce. Content was written and designed by

Sports Information Director Bryan Moore. Editorial assistance was provided by Director

of Athletics Paul Bryant, the coaching staff and student-athletes. Photography was

provided by Bob Hunt and Eureka College. Front and back cover designs by Bryan

Moore. Individuals with historical information that may be incorrect or that have been

omitted from this guide are encouraged to contact the Eureka College sports information

offi ce.

2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEWPostseason Notebook 34-35

Game-by-Game Results 36

Final Overall Statistics 37

SLIAC Review 38

SLIAC Team Leaders 39

SLIAC Individual Leaders 40

RECORDS & HISTORYCareer Records 42

Single-Season Records 43

Single-Game Records 44

All-Time Roster 45-48

All-Time Scoring List 49

Year-by-Year Results 50-54

All-Time Series Results 55-60

OPPONENT INFORMATION2012-13 Opponent Profi les 62-65

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 66

MEDIA INFORMATIONMedia/Website Information 68

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“Eureka, of course, is a Greek word that

means I have found it and it described

perfectly the sense of discovery I felt the

day I arrived here in the fall of 1928. Eureka

was everything I had dreamed it would be

and more.”

-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

40th President of the United States

THIS IS EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College is a family. A small family.

Our historic campus, located on 112

wooded acres in the heart of Central Illinois,

can best be described as charming and

friendly. Our focus on a comprehensive

liberal arts education, with major emphasis

on leadership and service to others, is

one-of-a-kind. Our proximity to Peoria,

Bloomington-Normal, Chicago, St. Louis,

and Indianapolis make us ideal for those

looking for major market facilities, yet like

to return to a safe, secure, and small town

environment.

THE FOUNDING OF EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College was founded by abolitionists

from Kentucky who were members of a

religious movement known as the Christian

Church (Disciples of Christ) and were

committed to providing young people a

liberal education. These pioneers believed

in an education infused with values as

a basis for leadership. Chartered by the

Illinois Legislature in 1855, Eureka was

the fi rst college in the state and third in

the nation to admit men and women on

an equal basis. To the present day, the

college has continued to be interested in the

development of character as well as intellect

and technical competence with emphasis on

service and leadership.

Eureka College has had a major impact on

American life, with alumni who have had

successful careers in education, business,

management, the arts, and community

service. Graduates include forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and former President Ronald

Reagan, Class of 1932.

HOW SMALL IS SMALL?Eureka College has just under 800 students.

Is this a disadvantage? On the contrary

-- we view it as an amazing advantage.

David Everett’s (1769–1813) line, “...large

streams from little fountains fl ow, tall oaks

from little acorns grow “ rings true at Eureka.

Each of those lucky enough to become a

part of Eureka College and our traditions

fi nd themselves supported, encouraged,

and treated, not as a number...but as the

extraordinary and creative individuals they

are.

In this unique and empowering environment

some of the best and brightest have

discovered their strong sense of self, their

vocation for their future, and a deep love

for this special small campus. Imagine -

from this small campus has come forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and the 40th President

of the United States. EC has over 5,000

living graduates located around the world.

You’ll fi nd many of them serving the current

Eureka’s historic campus has 112 acres with 24 buildings. The College offers more than 30 majors and programs of study.

President of the United States, serving as

doctors, lawyers, teachers, and heads of

non-profi t organizations around the globe.

AROUND CAMPUSAs a student at Eureka College, getting

involved is a tremendous opportunity

that will have lasting impacts on your life;

short term and long. With the turning of a

new academic school year, the amount of

organizations and activities are plentiful. No

matter if you are a new fi rst year, transfer

student, commuter, or upperclassman,

taking advantage of what we have to

offer will be to your benefi t. The college

experience is about growing the holistic

student in all areas including outside the

classroom. By giving of your time and

talents to an organization, the organization

can thrive and your college experience will

be even more valuable.

The Student Activities Offi ce at Eureka

College strives to promote co-curricular

involvement in the areas of organizations

and activities using various resources on

and off campus including the Cerf College

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Center; center of campus community life.

We encourage personal development

socially, interpersonally, and morally

through student engagement. Providing

programming, campus activities, and

resources we strive to cultivate holistic

student growth and development and in turn

support the mission of Eureka College.

The Donald B. Cerf Center is a focal point

of campus activity, housing the “Burgoo“

-- the campus snack bar -- and the College

Bookstore. The Cerf Center also houses the

Ronald W. Reagan Museum. It is frequently

the site of public and private events.

ABOUT THE FACULTYEureka College faculty play a pivotal role

in working toward the success of each

and every EC student. The College has an

average class size of fi fteen students and

a student-faculty ratio of 12:1. Many faculty

have earned national and international

recognition in their areas of scholarship,

such as: social responses to alcoholism, the

history of slavery; recognition in lepidoptery,

philosophy, Native American literature;

and individually recognized Fulbright

Scholarship recipients.

SIMPLY PUTEureka College is one of the best

educational experiences that a prospective

student can have. Eureka College is a

remarkable family, populated with some of

the fi nest, dedicated, caring individuals in

the world. Over 150 years of excellence

in learning, service, and leadership is our

guiding force. Unfortunately, the College

simply cannot accommodate everyone.

Entrance is limited. This opportunity should

not be allowed to slip by.

THE PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEOn behalf of all Eureka College students, faculty, staff, alumni and

trustees, I am pleased to welcome you to Eureka College. We are

happy to have you on campus as we observe our 158th year of

excellence in learning, leadership and service.

Athletics play an important role in the lives of students at

Eureka College. Nearly half of our students play a sport at the

intercollegiate level and most other students participate at the

intramural level. Athletic teams are integral to the educational

process, providing means to learn leadership, discipline, tenacity,

persistence and cooperation.

I am proud of the student-athletes that you are watching today.

They are wonderful ambassadors for Eureka College, and their

efforts exemplify learning outside of the classroom, developing teamwork and building school

spirit.

J. David Arnold, Ph.D.

President of the College

THE REAGAN INFLUENCEThey were simply known as Dutch and Moon, nicknames passed down from their father. Ron

was thought to have resembled “the Dutchman” while Neil looked like comic strip character

“Moon Mullins” with his slicked back hair. The names stuck.

During his four years at Eureka, Reagan demonstrated his gratitude by immersing himself in

the life of the College. He even convinced his older brother Neil to enroll in the fall of 1928,

creating the enviable situation of his older brother waiting on him as a pledge at the TKE

house.

Ronald Reagan graduated in 1932 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in social science and

economics. He moved to Davenport, Iowa, to accept a position as a sports announcer for

radio station WOC. His career led him on to Hollywood and then into state and national

politics, but his loyalty to Eureka College was evidenced by his three six-year terms on the

College’s Board of Trustees and his continual involvement in various college related events.

In his 1992 Commencement address, President Reagan related the experience of the class

of 1932. “We took with us from Eureka College the strength born of a spirit of fellowship,

willingness to work together for common goals, and a deep faith in the word of God.” In the

case of Ronald Reagan, who graduated from Eureka in the early years of the Depression,

those values propelled him to a lifetime of leadership.

From sports broadcaster, to actor, to politician, Dutch Reagan’s four years of personal

development at Eureka launched him into a lifetime of leadership.

Nearly 300 Eureka College students participate in athletics. A total of 27 student-athletes earned their degrees in May 2012.

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The Reagan Center, the building that

serves as home to the Eureka College

athletics department, will play host to

Eureka men’s basketball for the 43rd

consecutive season in 2012-13. The facility

has seen signifi cant upgrades in recent

years, including a new hardwood playing

surface in the arena in June 2011 and a

pair of new state-of-the-art scoreboards in

December 2010.

Eureka has won more than 60 percent of its

home games since the Red Devils’ game-

by-game records began in 1983, posting a

207-124 (.625) home record.

The Red Devils have earned a winning

record on their home fl oor 19 times in the

last 29 seasons, including eight seasons of

10 wins or more and perfect home records

in 1985-86 (7-0) and 1991-92 (10-0).

Eureka’s 10-2 home record last season

marked its fi rst winning record at home

since the 2006-07 season, as well as the

fi rst 10-win campaign since the 2005-06

season.

The multi-purpose facilty, named after

alums Ronald Reagan (‘32) and Neil

Reagan (‘33), opened in 1970 and

hosts the offi ces for the Eureka athletics

department. The building also houses

Eureka’s on-campus athletic training facility,

a weight-training area for Eureka student-

athletes and classrooms for the Eureka

College physical education department.

THE REAGAN CENTERThe weight-training facility was revamped

in July 2012 with a new rubber fl oor and a

large array of new weights for EC student-

athletes.

Featuring a 1,500-seat arena for basketball

and volleyball, the Reagan Center

arena plays host to more than 30 events

each year. The building also boasts a

competition-sized pool that serves as the

home to the Eureka swim team and hosts

the Eureka College Sprint Swim Meet each

January.

A hardwood fl oor was installed in the arena

in June 2011, a surface formerly used as

a practice fl oor by the NBA’s Minnesota

Timberwolves. The portable surface

features a parquet design and was installed

in pieces and painted by Clarkston, Mich.-

based Game Day Athletics. The installation

crew, headed by Tom Petrie, also installed

and painted the Reagan Center’s previous

playing surface.

Dedicated for Ronald P. Bonati on Oct.

4, 2007, the the Bonati Fitness Center

is the on-campus training facility for the

campus and community. Named for

Bonati and funded by his wife Christine

Bonati Bollwinkle, the facility provides the

campus and community a state-of-the-art

fi tness center. Bonati attended Eureka

College from 1957 until 1960 and served

as a trustee for Eureka College from

1993 through 1999. He had a 34-year

management career with Caterpillar, Inc.

where he was the Vice President of the

North America Commercial Division from

1993 until 1999.

Also dedicated on Oct. 4, 2007 was the

Rigazio Lobby for 1976 Eureka College

graduate Steve Rigazio. Named and

funded in his memory by his parents

Gretchen and Tony Rigazio, Rigazio was

the president of Nevada Power Company

at the time of his illness and death in 2001.

The Rigazio Lobby features a double

trophy case displaying Eureka’s fi nest

athletic accomplishments, as well as a

high-defi nition television showcasing the

members of the Eureka College Athletics

Hall of Fame.

On Dec. 3, 2011, Eureka hosted a halftime

ceremony to dedicate “Championship

Circle”, named for Hall of Fame head

coach Dave Darnall and all 20 of his men’s

basketball squads from 1974 through 1994.

More than 75 former Red Devils joined

Darnall and his family on the fl oor for the

ceremony (pictured opposite page, bottom

left).

In addition to hosting more than 1,000

athletic events over its 42-year history,

the arena also hosted commencement

addresses from President Ronald Reagan

in 1982 and 1992. The facility also served

as a location of a visit from former Soviet

President Mikhail Gorbachev during his trip

to campus in honor of Eureka’s “Ronald

Reagan Day” in March 2009.

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THE RED DEVILS IN THE REAGAN CENTER(Since 1983-84)

Season W L Pct.

1983-84 7 1 .875

1984-85 10 1 .909

1985-86 7 0 1.000

1986-87 9 2 .818

1987-88 6 3 .667

1988-89 8 6 .571

1989-90 2 9 .200

1990-91 9 4 .692

1991-92 10 0 1.000

1992-93 11 2 .846

1993-94 10 1 .909

1994-95 8 4 .667

1995-96 8 3 .727

1996-97 6 6 .500

1997-98 8 2 .800

Season W L Pct.

1998-99 5 6 .455

1999-00 3 6 .333

2000-01 5 7 .417

2001-02 3 9 .250

2002-03 10 3 .769

2003-04 8 5 .615

2004-05 12 2 .857

2005-06 10 3 .769

2006-07 8 4 .667

2007-08 4 7 .364

2008-09 3 10 .231

2009-10 3 9 .250

2010-11 4 7 .364

2011-12 10 2 .857

Totals 207 124 .625

DIRECTIONS AND INFORMATIONFROM THE WEST (PEORIA)

•Travel east on US Route 24

•Turn right onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn left onto Reagan Drive

•The Reagan Center is on the left

FROM THE EAST (BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL)

•Travel west on Interstate 74

•Take exit 92, turning right (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn right onto Reagan Drive


FROM THE NORTH (CHICAGO/SUBURBS)

•Travel south on Interstate 55

•Take exit 187, turning right (west) onto US Route 24

•Turn left onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn left onto Reagan Drive


FROM THE SOUTH (ST.LOUIS/SPRINGFIELD)

•Travel north on Interstate 55

•Take exit 127, keeping left onto Interstate 155 (north)

•Merge onto Interstate 74 (east) toward Bloomington

•Take exit 112, turning left (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn right onto Reagan Drive


TICKETS

All women’s basketball tickets are general admission. Season

passes are available by contacting the Eureka athletics offi ce at

(309) 467-6370.

PARKING

Fans are encouraged to park in the main lot on the west side of

the Reagan Center. Overfl ow parking is available on the east side

of the facility.

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“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my playing

career at Eureka College. I won’t forget the

accomplishments of the baseball program

during my time at the college.”

“Eureka College gave me great

opportunities and experiences as a

student-athlete. Being a Red Devil has

provided memories and friendships to

last a lifetime.”-- Jessica Reardon ‘05

Eureka College Women’s Basketball, 2001-05

All-NIIC First Team (2003, 2004, 2005)

Eureka All-time Leading Scorer (1,483 points)

Eureka College Softball, 2002-05

“If I had to do it all

over again, I’d go

to Eureka College.”-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

Eureka College Football, Swimming and Track & Field

40th President of the United States“Eureka College allowed me to be

involved. It was a perfect fi t athletically,

academically and socially. My four years at

Eureka will be the most memorable four-

year span of my life.”

-- Mark Darnall ‘09

Eureka College Men’s Basketball, 2005-09

Eureka College Men’s Soccer, 2007

-- Marisa Durley ‘11

Eureka College Volleyball, 2007-10

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010)

“Eureka College has not only armed me with

the right attitude and tools to be successful

in the real world, but has also provided me

with a network of people who will be willing

to help me in any way they can.”

-- Tim Cashdollar ‘11

Eureka College Baseball, 2008-11

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010, 2011)

WHAT GRADUATES ARE SAYING

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“Having the opportunity to be a two-sport athlete

at Eureka College has allowed me to continue my

passion for education. EC athletics has helped

me become the teacher and coach I am today.”

-- Nicole Ropp ‘09


Eureka College Softball, 2008-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention Softball (2009)

“Playing college basketball was a dream and

Eureka College made it an experience I will

never forget. My days at Eureka hold a special

place in my heart and memories that I will

cherish forever.”-- Kim Holdenrid ‘07


“I truly owe what

I am today to

Eureka College.”

-- Laura Willman Moore ‘10

Eureka College Volleyball, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Second Team (2009)

EUREKA COLLEGE ALMA MATER

‘Neath the Elms upon the campus

Glorious to view

Stands Eureka, Alma Mater;

Faithful, tried and true.

Lift the chorus, speed it onward

Ne’er our voices fail

Praise to thee, O fair Eureka

Praise to thee, all hail.

When we leave thy halls forever

never to return

Still within our hearts fond

memories steadily will burn.

-- Jordan Vignoni ‘10

Eureka College Football, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2008)

“Eureka College taught me to push and strive for

excellence in all aspects of life. I can look back

on my time here and not have one regret from it.”

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Paul Bryant is in his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at Eureka College. Since Bryant arrived at the helm of Eureka’s athletic

department in the summer of 2008, the Red Devils have experienced unprecedented success on the playing fi eld and in the classroom.

After only two Eureka squads qualifi ed for the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference postseason from 2006 through 2009, the

Red Devils have qualifi ed for six SLIAC Tournaments in Bryant’s four years as Director of Athletics, including championship game

appearances by men’s basketball in 2010 and women’s basketball in 2012. In all, fi ve of Eureka’s nine eligible programs have played in

the SLIAC Tournament during Bryant’s tenure, including multiple appearances from men’s basketball (2010, 2012).

In addition to the strides the Red Devils have made on the playing fi eld, Bryant

has also placed a signifi cant emphasis on academics, creating the Director

of Athletics Honor Roll prior to the 2009-10 academic year. A record-high 81

student athletes were named to the A.D. Honor Roll in Spring 2010, while

Eureka is represented on a regular basis on the SLIAC and Upper Midwest

Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams. Eureka earned a total of 27 academic

all-conference selections during the 2011-12 year, and fi ve student-athletes to

earn the award participated in more than one sport.

Bryant has also made tremendous use of Eureka’s celebrated athletics history,

welcoming a pair of Eureka College Hall of Famers back to the athletics staff as

head coaches.

On Dec. 4, 2008, Bryant hired 1998 EC graduate Kurt Barth to direct the Eureka

football program. Barth, who starred on the gridiron for the Red Devils from

1994 through 1997, has rapidly made his mark on the Red Devils. Barth has

coached Eureka to its most successful three-season stretch in more than a

decade and posted the best 30-game debut by a Eureka football coach since

1997. Barth’s infl uence has also allowed the Red Devils to produce record-

breaking statistics on the playing fi eld, as Eureka has broken 14 team and

individual program records since his arrival in 2009.

Nearly one year later to the day after Barth’s arrival, Bryant chose Eureka icon

Craig Gerdes as the new head coach of the baseball squad on Dec. 1, 2009.

Gerdes promptly guided to the Red Devils to a program-record 19 victories and

their fi rst-ever appearance in the SLIAC Tournament in 2010. The effort earned

Gerdes SLIAC Coach of the Year honors. The 1971 Eureka graduate won 31

games in two seasons as head coach prior to his retirement in 2011.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PAUL BRYANT


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EUREKA COLLEGE QUICK FACTSAddress 300 East College Avenue

Eureka, Illinois 61530

Founded 1855

Enrollment 760

Nickname Red Devils

Colors Maroon & Gold

National Affi liation NCAA Division III

Conference Affi liation St. Louis Intercollegiate

Upper Midwest (Football)

President Dr. J. David Arnold

Provost Dr. Philip Acree Cavalier

VP / Finance / Facilities / CFO Marc Pasteris

VP / Development / Alumni Relations Mike Murtagh

Dean of Students Brooke Campbell

Director of Athletics Paul A. Bryant

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Junius Rodriguez

CAMPUS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Main Campus Phone 467-3721

Admissions 467-6350

Bookstore 467-6427

The Burgoo 467-6428

Campus Security 467-6600

Cerf Center 467-6407

Development 467-6317

Financial Aid 467-6310

Learning Center 467-6520

Media Relations 467-6318

Melick Library 467-6380

Residence Life 467-6420

Student Programs and Services (SPS) 467-6420

ATHLETICS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Athletics Main Offi ce 467-6370

Athletics Fax 467-6402

Sports Information 467-6456

Athletic Training 467-6378

Bonati Fitness Center 467-6658

Rigazio Lobby 467-6659

Pool Offi ce 467-6375

NCAA Compliance 467-6865

Baseball 467-6586

Men’s Basketball 467-6371

Women’s Basketball 467-6865

Cross Country 467-6370

Football 467-6369

Golf 467-6370

Men’s Soccer 467-6465

Women’s Soccer 467-6465

Softball 467-6376

Swimming 467-6375

Tennis 467-6372

Track & Field 467-6369

Bryant has spearheaded several projects to improve Eureka’s

on-campus facilities. In June 2011, Bryant secured the funding

for the purchase and installation of a new hardwood fl oor in the

Reagan Center. The surface, formerly used as a practice fl oor

by the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves, gives Eureka a regulation

hardwood fl oor for basketball and volleyball for the fi rst time since

2008. In addition to the hardwood fl oor, two new state-of-the-art

Nevco scoreboards were installed in the arena in December 2010,

and new shot clocks were installed in June 2012.

The latest facilities improvement under Bryant’s watch was “The

McKinzie Project”. A permanent brick wall was installed at the

Red Devils’ football facility along Reagan Drive in addition to

improvements to the visiting bleachers and the installation of a new

fence behind the visitors’ sideline.

A native of Dayton, Ohio, Bryant was formerly Associate Director of

Athletics at Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. In addition to his

administrative duties at UU, Bryant served as the men’s basketball

head coach for fi ve seasons. While guiding the Blue Knights,

Bryant was chosen as the American Mideast South Division Coach

of the Year and American Mideast Conference Coach of the Year.

Before coaching at Urbana, Bryant began his coaching career

at the collegiate level during the 1996-97 season as a men’s

basketball assistant coach at Sinclair Community College in

Dayton, Ohio. He went on to become the head coach at Sinclair

the following season, directing the Pride for six seasons from 1997

until 2003.

During his six seasons, Bryant won 88 games, led Sinclair to four

NJCAA Division II regional appearances, two national tournament

berths and a national runner-up fi nish in 1998. He was named the

Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

While in Dayton, Bryant also served for eight years as the CEO of

the community’s Learn to Lead youth services agency, where he

licensed foster parents and placed foster children in appropriate

homes.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North Idaho

College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a bachelor’s

degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education degree from

Urbana University.

Bryant is a member of the National Association of Basketball

Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators and the National

Association of College Directors of Athletics. He also served

as the SLIAC Administrative Council Chair during the 2010-11

academic year.

Bryant and his wife Shannon reside in Eureka and have two

children, Kayla (18) and Paul, Jr. (12). Kayla is a freshman at

Eureka College and a member of the women’s basketball team.


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JANE AUSTINSwimming & Diving

Head Coach

KURT BARTHFootball/TrackHead Coach

BILL CONGERMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

AMOS ARBOGASTMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

JOE DeLUCIAFootball

Assistant Coach

SARA EGGLESTONAssistant

Athletic Trainer

SEEFF GRAUERFootball

Assistant Coach

RANDY HENKELSAssistant A.D.

Head Athletic Trainer

KIM HOLDENRIDAdministrative

Assistant

DERIC LINDERFootball

Assistant Coach

TAREN MARTINAssistant A.D./SWAWBB Head Coach

BRYAN MOORESports Information

Director

MORGAN MURPHYFootball

Assistant Coach

ROBIN RAMIREZWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

CHIP WILDEMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

MICHELLE REEFVolleyball

Head Coach

J.L. ZAPUSHEKMen’s SoccerHead Coach

DEBI NEFFSoftball

Head Coach

ISAAC COXBaseball

Head Coach

DOUG MIDDENDORFGolf

Head Coach

DeRICCO REEDCross CountryHead Coach

MIKE MINEHANFootball

Assistant Coach

WES SCHMIDGALLFootball

Assistant Coach

DEREK JOHNSONMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

K.T. ZAPUSHEKWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach

BOBBY WILSONWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

KHASSANDRAE BROWNWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

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2012-13 SEASON PREVIEW


Experience (Exp.) Key:

1L: one letter • 2L: two letters • 3L: three letters • TR: Transfer • HS: High School

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School

3 Andrea Lietz Fr. G 5-8 HS Winchester, Ill. Winchester

5 Kourtney Ewald Sr. G 5-6 1L Ottawa, Ill. Ottawa/Illinois Valley

10 Kiley Bugaieski Jr. G 5-8 2L Tremont, Ill. Tremont

11 Jenna Brooks So. G 5-7 1L Peoria, Ill. Limestone

12 Amanda Schreck Jr. G 5-6 2L Monmouth, Ill. Monmouth-Roseville

13 Emily Camden Fr. G 5-9 HS Green Valley, Ill. Midwest Central

14 Aubrey Molln Fr. G 5-4 HS LaMoille, Ill. LaMoille

22 Caty Eeten Jr. G 5-9 2L Eureka, Ill. Eureka

23 Taylor Muehlich So. G 5-8 1L Tremont, Ill. Tremont

32 Jaylynn Stewart Sr. G/F 6-0 1L Taylorville, Ill. Taylorville/Illinois State

33 Kelsey Shoemake So. F 6-0 1L East Peoria, Ill. East Peoria

34 Kayla Bryant Fr. F 6-0 HS Eureka, Ill. Eureka

44 Victoria White Jr. G 5-6 1L Chicago, Ill. Dunbar

45 Melissa Clements Sr. F 6-2 1L Sheridan, Ill. Serena/Illinois Valley

Head Coach: Taren Martin (Illinois State ‘04), 3rd season, 30-20 (.600)

Assistant Coaches: Khassandrae Brown (Eureka ‘12), 1st season; Paul Bryant (Alaska Pacifi c ‘89), 2nd season; Bobby Wilson, 1st

season

2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

2012-13 ROSTER

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2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time

NOVEMBER

15 at Knox Galesburg, Ill. 7 p.m.

24 CONCORDIA (Ill.) Reagan Center 1 p.m.

28 *MacMURRAY Reagan Center 6 p.m.

DECEMBER

1 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. Noon

4 at Robert Morris-Springfi eld Springfi eld, Ill. 6 p.m.

14 at Silver Lake Manitowoc, Wis. 5 p.m.

17 LAWRENCE Reagan Center 5 p.m.

19 vs. Catholic (D.C.) San Juan, Puerto Rico 9 a.m.

20 vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez San Juan, Puerto Rico 11 a.m.

JANUARY

5 *WEBSTER Reagan Center 1 p.m.

8 *at Fontbonne St. Louis, Mo. 6 p.m.

10 *WESTMINSTER Reagan Center 6 p.m.

12 *at Greenville Greenville, Ill. 1 p.m.

14 MOUNT MARY Reagan Center 5 p.m.

17 *PRINCIPIA Reagan Center 6 p.m.

19 *SPALDING Reagan Center 1 p.m.

23 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. 6 p.m.

26 *at Webster St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.

30 *GREENVILLE Reagan Center 6 p.m.

FEBRUARY

2 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. 5 p.m.

6 *BLACKBURN Reagan Center 6 p.m.

9 *FONTBONNE Reagan Center 1 p.m.

13 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Reagan Center 6 p.m.

16 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. 1 p.m.

19 *at MacMurray Jacksonville, Ill. 6 p.m.


HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game

2012-13 SCHEDULE

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Less than 12 months removed from the

fourth 20-win season in program history

and a run to the St. Louis Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference Tournament

championship game, the Eureka College

women’s basketball team will look to take

the next step in 2012-13 and earn the

program’s fi rst-ever NCAA Tournament

berth.

Three players that started at least 11

games and 10 letterwinners overall return

for 2012 SLIAC Coach of the Year Taren

Martin. The third-year head coach has

promply turned the Red Devils into one of

the top programs in the SLIAC and has

won 30 games in two seasons to already

rank third on Eureka’s all-time coaching

wins list.

Senior forward Jaylynn Stewart will

highlight EC’s senior class and enter

her fi rst full season in a Eureka uniform

in 2012-13. The Taylorville, Ill. native

transferred to the program in December

2011 after appearing in 26 contests for

Division I Illinois State from 2009 through

2011.

Stewart will provide an inside option as one

of Eureka’s tallest players, averaging nearly

fi ve boards per game and collecting a

career-high 12 rebounds against Concordia

(Wis.) during Eureka’s trip to Las Vegas

last season. She’ll also be a threat on

Sophomore Jenna Brooks (left), junior Caty Eeten (middle) and senior Jaylynn Stewart (right) return as players that started at

least 11 games last season. A total of 10 letterwinners return from last season’s squad that won 21 games.

the perimeter after knocking down 18

3-pointers for the Red Devils a year ago.

Kourtney Ewald is back in the Eureka

backcourt after appearing in 17 games as

a junior last season. The Illinois Valley

transfer, who also stars on Eureka’s track

& fi eld team in the spring, led the Red

Devils and ranked seventh among SLIAC

players with a 1.3 assist-to-turnover ratio

last season.

The Red Devils will also get a boost

up front from senior forward Melissa

Clements. The tallest player on the

roster, Clements appeared in 24 games

last season as Eureka’s top reserve in the

frontcourt. Her 53 career rebounds rank

fi fth among active Red Devils.

The 2012 SLIAC Player of the Year,

Caty Eeten returns for her third season.

Perhaps the most prolifi c scorer in the

history of the program, Eeten broke

Eureka’s single-season scoring record

with 594 points last season, and her 22.8

points per game led the SLIAC and ranked

fi fth in NCAA Division III. She enters

the upcoming campaign with 895 points

and will likely become the 14th player

in program history to score 1,000 points

before SLIAC play hits full swing after the

fi rst of the new year.

The Eureka native also broke Eureka’s

single-season record with 190 free throws

last season, as well as single-game records

throughout the campaign with 49 points, 17

fi eld goals, 20 free throws and 14 assists.

She was a four-time SLIAC Player of the

Week, a two-time choice for the D3Hoops.

com Team of the Week and named to the

D3Hoops.com Central Region Second

Team.

Tremont native Kiley Bugaieski enters

the upcoming campaign as Eureka’s most

experienced Division III players, having

appeared in 49 games since joining the

program in 2010. Bugaieski has already

made an impact in Eureka’s record book as

one of the program’s best 3-point shooters,

as her 45 baskets from long range already

rank tied for 10th all-time. Her career

shooting percentage from beyond the

arc of 33.1 percent is the fourth-highest

percentage in program history.

Amanda Schreck joins Bugaieski as one

of Martin’s fi rst recruits that joined the

program as freshmen in 2010. Schreck

has been one of Eureka’s top reserves over

the previous two seasons, averaging nearly

a dozen minutes per game and knocking

down 23 3-point fi eld goals in 38 career

appearances.

Victoria White rounds out Eureka’s junior

class. White played in seven games off the

bench last season and will provide depth in

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ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Games Played

Kiley Bugaieski 49

Jaylynn Stewart 46

Caty Eeten 43

Amanda Schreck 38

Jenna Brooks 26

Points

Caty Eeten 895

Kiley Bugaieski 216

Jaylynn Stewart 180

Jenna Brooks 130

Amanda Schreck 99

Rebounds

Caty Eeten 287

Jaylynn Stewart 90

Kiley Bugaieski 66

Jenna Brooks 65

Melissa Clements 53

Assists

Caty Eeten 161

Jenn Brooks 48

Jaylynn Stewart 42

Kiley Bugaieski 38

Amanda Schreck 32

Steals

Caty Eeten 74

Jaylynn Stewart 26

Kiley Bugaieski 25

Amanda Schreck 22

Jenna Brooks 21

Blocked Shots

Caty Eeten 41

Kelsey Shoemake 6

Melissa Clements 5

Jenna Brooks 3

Jaylynn Stewart 3

3-Point Field Goals

Kiley Bugaieski 45

Caty Eeten 24

Amanda Schreck 23

Jaylynn Stewart 18

Jenna Brooks 13

Free Throws

Caty Eeten 291

Jaylynn Stewart 34

Kiley Bugaieski 29

Jenna Brooks 27

Amanda Schreck 14

Stewart’s totals include ISU statistics.

Eureka’s backcourt.

Sophomore guard Jenna Brooks returns

for the Red Devils after joining Stewart

and Eeten as players to start at least 11

games a year ago. Brooks played in all

26 contests in her fi rst collegiate season,

averaging 5.0 points per game and ranking

third among Eureka players with 48 assists.

Kelsey Shoemake will enter her fi rst full

season as a Red Devil in 2012-13. Like

Stewart, the 6-foot Shoemake joined

the Red Devils at semester break last

season. She averaged 2.4 points in 15

reserve appearances and will likely play a

much expanded role in Eureka’s frontcourt

rotation during the upcoming campaign.

After injuries kept her on the sidelines

for all of 2011-12, sophomore guard

Taylor Muehlich will enter the upcoming

campaign with a clean bill of health.

Muehlich was an all-conference player and

high school teammate of current Red Devil

Kiley Bugaieski at Tremont.

Eureka will welcome a group of four

freshmen to the program this season, each

of which enjoyed decorated high school

careers.

Kayla Bryant, the daughter of Eureka

Director of Athletics and assistant coach

Paul Bryant, will bolster the Red Devils’

interior depth after helping Eureka High

School to an IHSA sectional crown last

spring.

Emily Camden will also join the program

after receiving all-conference honors at

Midwest Central High School. Camden

led her prep squad to a regional crown and

also qualifi ed for IHSA 3-point shootout as

a junior in 2011.

Illinois Basketball Coaches’ Association All-

State honoree Andrea Lietz is also new to

the Red Devils. Lietz led Winchester High

School to an IHSA 1A state championship

as a junior in 2011 and a runner-up fi nish

as a freshman in 2009.

LaMoille native Aubrey Molln rounds out

Eureka’s talented freshman class. A three-

year captain at LaMoille High School, Molln

averaged a double-double as a senior on

her way to earning All-Little 10 Conference

accolades.

The Red Devils will open their 38th season

of women’s competition on Nov. 15 in a

non-conference matchup at Knox. Eureka

will host longtime non-conference nemesis

Concordia (Ill.) in the home opener on Nov.

24.

SLIAC play opens Nov. 28 versus

MacMurray at the Reagan Center. The

Red Devils’ fi rst SLIAC road trip comes

Dec. 1 at Spalding in Louisville, Ky.

The fi nal fi ve games in the month of

December will be against non-conference

competition. Eureka will visit Robert

Morris-Springfi eld on Dec. 4 before

traveling to Silver Lake in Manitowoc, Wis.

on Dec. 14, the northernmost road trip in

the history of the program. Eureka will host

fi rst-time opponent Lawrence on Dec. 17,

its fi nal home game before breaking for the

holidays.

The highlight of Eureka’s non-conference

schedule will be a two-game trip to San

Juan, Puerto Rico in mid-December. The

Red Devils will square off against 2012

NCAA Tournament qualifi er Catholic (D.C.)

on Dec. 19 before playing NCAA Division

II independent Puerto Rico-Mayaguez on

Dec. 20.

Following semester break, January and

February features 14 games against

SLIAC competition. The Red Devils’ fi nal

non-conference games of the season will

come Jan. 14 at the Reagan Center versus

Division III independent Mount Mary, and

Feb. 13 when Lincoln Christian visits to the

Reagan Center.

The top four teams in the fi nal regular

season SLIAC standings will qualify for the

league’s annual postseason tournament at

the site of the regular season conference

champion. The semifi nal round will take

place on Thursday, Feb. 21, with the

championship game being contested on

Saturday, Feb. 23.

The SLIAC Tournament champion will

represent the league in the NCAA Division

III Tournament in early March.

2012-13 OUTLOOK

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ANDREA LIETZFreshman • Guard

Winchester, Ill.

KOURTNEY EWALDSenior • Guard

Ottawa, Ill.

KILEY BUGAIESKIJunior • Guard

Tremont, Ill.

JENNA BROOKSSophomore • Guard

Peoria, Ill.

AMANDA SCHRECKJunior • Guard

Monmouth, Ill.

EMILY CAMDENFreshman • Guard

Green Valley, Ill.

AUBREY MOLLNFreshman • Guard

LaMoille, Ill.

CATY EETENJunior • Guard

Eureka, Ill.

TAYLOR MUEHLICHSophomore • Guard

Tremont, Ill.

JAYLYNN STEWARTSenior • Guard/Forward

Taylorville, Ill.

KELSEY SHOEMAKESophomore • Forward

East Peoria, Ill.

KAYLA BRYANTFreshman • Forward

Eureka, Ill.

VICTORIA WHITEJunior • Guard

Chicago, Ill.

MELISSA CLEMENTSSenior • Forward

Sheridan, Ill.

3 5 10 11 12

13 14 22 23 32

33 34 44 45

TAREN MARTINHead Coach

Third season

KHASSANDRAE BROWNAssistant Coach

First season

PAUL BRYANTAssistant Coach

Second season

BOBBY WILSONAssistant Coach

First season

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MEET THE COACHING STAFF


HEAD COACH TAREN MARTINThe 2012 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Taren Martin will enter her third season as women’s basketball

head coach at Eureka College in 2012-13. Martin, the ninth head coach in EC women’s basketball history, was named head coach on

May 18, 2010. In addition to her women’s basketball responsibilities, Martin was named Eureka’s Assistant Athletic Director and Senior

Woman Administrator on Oct. 1, 2010.

Since her arrival two years ago, Martin has transformed the Red Devils into one of the top women’s basketball programs in the SLIAC.

Eureka’s 21 victories in 2011-12 marked just the fourth 20-win season in program history. Her effi cient and up-tempo style allowed EC

to average 76.2 points per contest, tops among SLIAC schools and sixth-most in NCAA Division III. The Red Devils tied for second

place in the fi nal 2012 SLIAC standings to qualify for the league’s annual postseason tournament for the fi rst time. Eureka’s semifi nal

victory over Fontbonne helped the Red Devils advance to the conference tournament championship game and marked the fi rst

conference tournament victory of any kind since EC played for the Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference Tournament crown in 2005.

Additionally, Eureka’s 12-win improvement

from 2010-11 to 2011-12 proved to be

the largest single-season improvement in

program history, and the Red Devils’ 13

wins in SLIAC action were the most league

victories by a Eureka women’s basketball

squad since EC began conference-affi liated

competition at the Division III level in 1996-

97. In all, Martin has won 30 games in two

seasons to already rank third on Eureka’s

all-time coaching wins list.

Eureka’s successful 2011-12 campaign

made a serious impact on the program’s

record book. The Red Devils set new single-

season team records with 1,188 rebounds,

495 free throws made and 114 3-point

baskets.

Last season also saw then-sophomore guard

Caty Eeten earn the 2012 SLIAC Player of

the Year award. Eeten scored 594 points in

2011-12, breaking Sherry Bryan’s 27-year-

old Eureka record for single-season points.

Martin was selected as the 2012 SLIAC Coach of the Year

after leading the Red Devils to the largest single-season win

improvement in Eureka women’s basketball history.

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Eeten also broke the single-season record for free throws made

with 190. The Eureka native also set or matched single-game

Eureka records with 49 points and 17 fi eld goals made against

Knox on Nov. 17, 20 free throws made against Greenville on Nov.

30 and 14 assists at Blackburn on Jan. 18.

While Eeten received most of the individual accolades, the Red

Devils received solid contributions from several different players.

Khassandrae Brown scored 467 points in 2011-12, fourth-most

in single-season program history. Her career scoring total of 807

ranked 21st in Eureka history and third-most among players to

play only two seasons.

Senior guard Sara Hamilton delivered one of the most accurate

3-point shooting efforts in program history, making 34 percent of

her attempts beyond the arc to rank ninth in single-season Eureka

history. Lisa Byard brought her 100-game career to a close in

2011-12, and her fi nal career rebounding total of 701 ranked fi fth

all-time in Eureka women’s basketball history.

In her fi rst season as head coach, Martin guided the Red Devils

to nine wins and a sixth-place fi nish in the St. Louis Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference, the Red Devils’ highest league fi nish since

the 2006-07 season. Her nine victories were the second-most by

a head coach in a debut season in Eureka women’s basketball

history.

Martin’s fi rst season saw the emergence of several new faces,

including Eeten, who earned the SLIAC’s Newcomer of the Year

and D3Hoops.com Central Region Rookie of the Year awards in

her fi rst season in the Eureka backcourt. In all, the Red Devils

earned two SLIAC Player of the Week awards and Brown was

one of three players in the league to rank among the top-fi ve in

scoring, rebounding and minutes played.

Martin’s 2010-11 squad also proved to be one Eureka’s top

3-point shooting teams, as the Red Devils set what was then a

new single-season school record with 109 3-point baskets made.

Eureka also set single-game records during the 2010-11 season

with 114 points scored, 11 3-point fi eld goals made and 35 assists

in a victory over Lincoln Christian on Jan. 20, 2011. The Red

Devils also broke the single-game steals record with 41 thefts

against the Red Lions on Feb. 9, 2011.

The Red Devils also excelled in the classroom under Martin’s

watch, posting a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 as a team,

while three student-athletes from the program have been named

to the SLIAC All-Academic Team since 2010.

In addition to the success achieved by the Red Devils on the

court and in the classroom, Martin and the Red Devils have

been a positive infl uence in the Eureka community. The

women’s basketball program has compiled nearly 1,500 hours

of community service since 2010, going to recess at local

elementary schools, volunteering at a retirement home in Eureka,

volunteering during Eureka’s annual Reagan Festival, offering

instruction at youth basketball camps in the fall and summer,

raking leaves in the community, and being an angel tree buddy for

children during the holiday season.

A native of Savannah, Mo., Martin comes from a family of

outstanding athletes. Her dad was inducted into the Missouri

Western State University Athletic Hall of Fame, having earned

two-time All-America honors for baseball. He is also a member of

the Missouri State Cross Country/Track Coaches Association Hall

of Fame. Martin’s sister, Jaime (O’Brien) Dial, won two Missouri

state titles in tennis and track. She went on to Missouri Western

State University where she played basketball and tennis. Having

those two individuals as mentors, Martin had big shoes to fi ll.

Martin graduated from Savannah High School in Savannah,

Mo. where she was a three-sport All-Missouri State athlete in

tennis, basketball and track. As starting point guard, she led her

basketball team to a second-place state fi nish three times. She

also brought home a second place state medal in track for the

4x800 relay.

Martin played her collegiate basketball at Division I Illinois State

University in Normal, Ill. She began her four-year playing career

for the Redbirds in 2000, eventually helping ISU to one of its

greatest turnarounds in program history. As a senior during the

2003-04 season, Martin averaged 11.4 points, 4.6 assists and 2.6

steals per game in leading the Redbirds to a fi fth-place fi nish in

the Missouri Valley Conference and a 16-13 record, a nine-win

improvement from the previous season and team’s best record

since 1996-97.

Martin received Illinois State’s Jill Hutchison Endowed Scholarship

in 2003 and the Jill Hutchison Coach’s Award for leadership and

performance for her efforts during her senior season. Martin was

the fi rst Illinois State player to record 300 assists, 250 made free

throws, 150 steals and 100 three-point fi eld goals.

After playing four seasons as a player for the Redbirds, Martin

began her coaching career in 2004 with two-time Missouri Valley

Coach of the Year and current University of Missouri women’s

basketball head coach Robin Pingeton. Martin served as a

graduate assistant for one year before being named Illinois State’s

fi rst Director of Women’s Basketball Operations while completing

her master’s degrees in communication.

In addition to her coaching duties, Martin oversaw the day-to-day

operations of the program, worked with the guards and did tireless

work behind the scenes. She also developed communication

plans, organized day-to-day activities, community service

work, public relations and marketing. Martin was a vital part in

rebuilding Illinois State’s program which saw the Redbirds win

three conference titles and make fi ve trips to the postseason in

seven years, including back-to-back WNIT semifi nal appearances

in 2009 and 2010.

Formerly Taren O’Brien, she married Patrick Martin in 2005. They

have three children, daughter Ryleigh (5), son Jackson (4) and

newborn son Tyson, and reside in Washington.

HEAD COACH TAREN MARTIN

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ASSISTANT COACH KHASSANDRAE BROWN

ASSISTANT COACH PAUL BRYANT

ASSISTANT COACH BOBBY WILSON

Paul Bryant will enter his second full season as a women’s basketball assistant coach at Eureka in 2012-13.

Bryant began his head coaching career at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio, directing the Pride for

six seasons from 1997 until 2003. During his six seasons, Bryant won 88 games, led Sinclair to four NJCAA

Division II regional appearances, two national tournament berths and a national runner-up fi nish in 1998. He

was named the Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

Prior to the 2003-04 season, Bryant became the men’s basketball head coach at Urbana University in

Urbana, Ohio. While guiding the Blue Knights, Bryant was chosen as the American Mideast South Division

Coach of the Year and American Mideast Conference Coach of the Year. Before entering the collegiate

coaching ranks, Bryant coached basketball from 1989 until 1996 at the Dayton Jewish Center.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North Idaho College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a bachelor’s

degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education degree from Urbana. In addition to his current duties with the Eureka women’s

basketball program, Bryant is also in his fi fth year as the Eureka College Director of Athletics.

Former Eureka College women’s basketball standout Khassandrae Brown will join Taren Martin’s coaching

staff for her fi rst season in 2012-13. The East Peoria, Ill. native played two seasons for the Red Devils after

transferring from Kankakee Community College in 2010.

Brown starred in the Eureka frontcourt from 2010 until 2012. She closed her 49-game Eureka career with

807 points, third-most by a two-year player in the history of Eureka College women’s basketball. She also

added 403 rebounds, shot 53 percent from the fi eld and 78 percent from the free throw line.

Brown put together an outstanding senior season in 2011-12, earning All-St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic

Conference First Team honors. Her 109 offensive rebounds were a single-season school record since

Eureka began tracking the statistic in 2000. She also ranked on Eureka’s single-season top-10 lists with a .574 fi eld goal percentage

(third), 155 free throws made (third), 467 points (fourth), a .783 free throw percentage (eighth) and 238 total rebounds (eighth).

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

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MEET THE RED DEVILS


MELISSA CLEMENTSSENIOR • FORWARD • 6-2

SHERIDAN, Ill. • SERENA H.S./ILLINOIS VALLEYJunior (2011-12): Appeared in 24 games as a reserve in the Eureka frontcourt ... Averaged 1.5

points and 2.2 rebounds per game ... Made her Eureka debut against Robert Morris-Springfi eld

on Nov. 15 ... Played a personal-high 17 minutes against Principia on Dec. 3 ... Grabbed a

career-high eight rebounds at Lincoln Christian on Dec. 7 ... Scored a career-high six points

against Lincoln Christian on Feb. 8.

Sophomore (2009-10): Played in 32 games as a returning sophomore for Illinois Valley

Community College in Oglesby, Ill. ... Averaged 4.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per contest ... Led

the Eagles to the NJCAA Division II Region 4 title.

Freshman (2008-09): Appeared in 31 games as a true freshman for Illinois Valley Community

College in Oglesby, Ill. ... Averaged 4.5 points

and 6.0 rebounds per game ... Helped the

Eagles to 27 wins and a District title.

Serena High School: The top rebounder for

the Huskers a senior in 2007-08.

Personal: The daughter of Karen and Don

Clements, Melissa was born June 5, 1990

in Joliet, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Don (26),

Dillon (19) and Brianna (17) ... Junior college

teammate of current Red Devil Kourtney Ewald

... Majoring in art/photography.

CAREER-HIGHS

45Points

6 vs. Lincoln Christian

Feb. 8, 2012

Rebounds

8 at Lincoln Christian

Dec. 7, 2011

Assists

1 vs. Knox

Nov. 17, 2011

Steals

1 (4x), last vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 11, 2012

Blocked Shots

2 vs. Simpson

Dec. 29, 2011

Minutes

17 vs. Principia

Dec. 3, 2011

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

2011-12 24-0 167-7.0 17-52 .327 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 24 29 53 1 5 4 36 1.5

Total 24-0 167-7.0 17-52 .327 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 24 29 53 1 5 4 36 1.5

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KOURTNEY EWALDSENIOR • GUARD • 5-6

OTTAWA, Ill. • OTTAWA H.S./ILLINOIS VALLEYJunior (2011-12): Played in 17 games off the bench ... Finished the season with averages of 2.1

points and 1.1 rebounds per game ... Led the Red Devils with a 1.30 assist-to-turnover ratio ...

Made her Eureka debut on Nov. 15 against Robert Morris-Springfi eld ... Set a career-high with

four assists and a steal in 15 minutes at Lincoln Christian on Dec. 7 ... Made her fi rst Eureka

3-pointer against Silver Lake on Dec. 17 ... Set or matched career-bests with seven points and

a steal against Concordia (Wis.) on Dec. 27 ... Set new personal-bests with 16 minutes and fi ve

rebounds against Lincoln Christian on Feb. 8.

Sophomore (2010-11): Appeared in 32 games as a returning sophomore for Illinois Valley

Community College in Oglesby, Ill. ... Averaged 7.3 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per

game for the Eagles ... Helped IVCC to a school-record 29 victories and the NJCAA Division II

Region 4 championship ... Named to the All-

Region Team.

Freshman (2009-10): Played in 31 games as

a true freshman for Illinois Valley Community

College in Oglesby, Ill. ... Finished the season

with averages of 2.5 points and 1.5 rebounds

per game.

Ottawa High School: Helped the Lady Pirates

to a school-record 26 wins and an IHSA 3A

regional title as a senior ... Also a member of

the track & fi eld team, setting a school record

as part of the 800-meter relay team.

Personal: The daughter of Kerry and Bonnie

Ewald, Kourtney was born Aug. 31, 1991

in Ottawa, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Kriston

(25) and Kiley (18) ... Majoring in secondary

education/English ... Junior college teammate

of current Red Devil Melissa Clements ...

Named an Academic All-American at IVCC and

received an Exemplary Academic Achievement

award from the NJCAA.

CAREER-HIGHS

5Points

7 (2x), last vs. Concordia (Wis.)

Dec. 27, 2011

Rebounds


Feb. 8, 2012

Assists


Dec. 7, 2011

Steals

1 (2x), last vs. Simpson

Dec. 29, 2011

Blocked Shots


Feb. 8, 2012

Minutes


Feb. 8, 2012


2011-12 17-0 124-7.3 11-40 .275 3-14 .214 10-14 .714 5 14 19 13 1 2 35 2.1

Total 17-0 124-7.3 11-40 .275 3-14 .214 10-14 .714 5 14 19 13 1 2 35 2.1

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JAYLYNN STEWARTSENIOR • GUARD/FORWARD • 6-0

TAYLORVILLE, Ill. • TAYLORVILLE H.S./ILLINOIS STATEJunior (2011-12): Made 20 appearances, including 15 starts, after joining the Red Devils at

semester break ... Compiled averages of 8.9 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists per contest

... Made her Eureka debut against Silver Lake on Dec. 17 ... Made her fi rst career start against

Webster on Jan. 10 ... Set or matched career-highs with fi ve assists and a block against Spalding

on Jan. 16 ... Snagged a career-best four steals at Principia on Jan. 21 and again at Webster on

Feb. 4 ... Scored 10 points and collected 11

rebounds versus Blackburn on Feb. 1 for her

fi rst career double-double ... Compiled career-

highs of 20 points and 37 minutes played

against Fontbonne on Feb. 11.

Sophomore (2010-11): Appeared in 10 games

for Division I Illinois State in Normal, Ill. ...

Made her season debut against Northern

Illinois on Jan. 3 after missing the fi rst seven

games with a broken thumb.

Freshman (2009-10): Appeared in 16 games

for Division I Illinois State in Normal, Ill. ...

Made her collegiate debut against Northern

Illinois on Dec. 4 ... Scored her fi rst collegiate

point against Drake on Dec. 31 ... Grabbed her

fi rst career rebound at Indiana State on Jan. 8.

Taylorville High School: A two-time All-Center

State 8 Conference selection ... Twice received

Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-

State Special Mention (2008, 2009) ... Chosen

for the Herald Review Second Team All-Area

twice (2008, 2009) ... A three-time Center

State 8 All-Academic selection (2007-09) ...

Compiled 1,121 points, 542 rebounds and 172 steals in her career ... Seventh-leading scorer in

Taylorville history ... Led the Tornadoes to an 89-33 record and two Center State 8 Conference

championships.

Personal: The daughter of Vicki Stewart, Jay was born June 30, 1991 in Decatur, Ill. ... Has four

siblings ... Also a shortstop for the Eureka softball team since the 2012 season.

CAREER-HIGHS

32Points

20 vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 11, 2012

Rebounds

12 vs. Concordia (Wis.)

Dec. 27, 2011

Assists

5 vs. Spalding

Jan. 16, 2012

Steals

4 (2x), last at Webster

Feb. 4, 2012

Blocked Shots

2 at Westminster

Feb. 18, 2012

Minutes

37 vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 11, 2012


2009-10 (ISU) 16-0 25-1.6 1-5 .200 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0 5 5 4 0 0 2 0.1

2010-11 (ISU) 10-0 20-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 0.0

2011-12 20-15 504-25.2 63-180 .350 18-55 .327 34-47 .723 20 62 82 37 3 26 178 8.9

Total 46-15 549-11.9 64-186 .344 18-59 .305 34-47 .723 21 69 90 42 3 26 180 3.9

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KILEY BUGAIESKIJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-9

TREMONT, Ill. • TREMONT H.S.Sophomore (2011-12): Appeared in all 26 games as Eureka’s top reserve ... Averaged 3.8 points

and 1.4 rebounds per game ... Shot a team-high 38 percent (25-for-66) from 3-point range ...

Knocked down a pair of 3-point baskets in the season opener against Robert Morris-Springfi eld

on Nov. 15 ... Played a season-high 28 minutes at Fontbonne on Jan. 14 ... Went 5-for-5 from

3-point rage and matched a career-high with

15 points at Blackburn on Jan. 18 ... Matched

a career-best with fi ve rebounds versus Lincoln

Christian on Feb. 8.

Freshman (2010-11): Played 23 games,

making four starts ... Averaged 5.0 points and

2.0 rebounds per game ... Shot a team-best

82.8 percent (24-for-29) from the free throw

line ... Made her collegiate debut as a reserve

at Knox on Nov. 18 ... Scored a career-high

15 points and went 8-for-8 from the free throw

line against Westminster on Jan. 8 ... Played

29 minutes and dished out a career-best fi ve

assists against MacMurray in her fi rst career

start on Jan. 15.

Tremont High School: Named to the All-Heart

of Illinois Conference Second Team as a senior

in 2010 and received Honorable Mention as a

junior in 2009 ... Holds the Tremont record for

making at least one three-point basket in 27

consecutive games.

Personal: The daughter of Jody Bugaieski and

Mark Bugaieski, Kiley was born June 23, 1992

in Peoria, Ill. ... Has a younger brother, Brock (17) ... Majoring in nursing ... Also a member of the

Eureka track & fi eld team.

CAREER-HIGHS

10Points

15 (2x), last at Blackburn

Jan. 18, 2012

Rebounds

5 (3x), last vs. Lincoln Christian

Feb. 8, 2012

Assists

5 (2x), last vs. Lincoln Christian

Jan. 20, 2011

Steals


Jan. 20, 2011

Blocked Shots

1 at Webster

Dec. 4, 2010

Minutes

32 at Blackburn

Jan. 22, 2011


2010-11 23-4 401-17.4 36-124 .290 20-70 .286 24-29 .828 14 33 47 23 1 17 116 5.0

2011-12 26-0 366-14.1 35-100 .350 25-66 .379 5-10 .500 3 33 36 15 0 8 100 3.8

Total 49-4 767-15.7 71-224 .317 45-136 .331 29-39 .744 17 66 83 38 1 25 216 4.4

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CATY EETENJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-10

EUREKA, Ill. • EUREKA H.S.Sophomore (2011-12): Started all 26 games ... Averaged 22.8 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists per

game ... Selected as the 2012 SLIAC Player of the Year ... Named to the D3Hoops.com All-Central Region

Second Team ...Set single-season Eureka records with 594 points and 190 free throws ... Led the SLIAC and

ranked fi fth in Division III in scoring (22.8) ... Also led the conference in assists (4.0) ... A four-time SLIAC

Player of the Week (Nov. 21, Nov. 28, Jan. 3, Jan.

16) ... Named to the D3Hoops.com national Team

of the Week twice (Nov. 23, Nov. 29) ... Selected to

the D3Hoops.com Classic All-Tournament Team ...

Had fi ve double-doubles ... Led the team with 900

minutes played and 25 blocked shots ... Shot a team-

high 83 percent (190-for-229) from the free throw

line ... Broke Eureka single-game records with 49

points and 17 fi eld goals made against Knox on Nov.

17 ... Set Eureka and SLIAC records with 20 free

throws made against Greenville on Nov. 30 ... The

20 consecutive free throws matched the single-game

NCAA Division III record ... Tied a Eureka single-

game record with 14 assists at Blackburn on Jan. 18.

Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in 17 games,

including 14 starts, after joining the Red Devils

during semester break ... Averaged 17.7 points, 6.9

rebounds and 3.4 assists per game ... Shot 80.2

percent (101-for-126) from the free throw line ...

Named to the All-SLIAC Second Team ... Chosen

as the SLIAC Newcomer of the Year and D3Hoops.

com Central Region Rookie of the Year ... Played

26 minutes off the bench in her collegiate debut at

Illinois-Springfi eld on Dec. 18 ... Scored 12 points

in her fi rst career start at Fontbonne on Jan. 4 ...

Went 10-for-11 from the free throw line at Greenville

on Jan. 6 ... Recorded a career-high nine steals at

Lincoln Christian on Feb. 9 ... Picked up her fi rst career double-double with 17 points and 11 rebounds to

along with a career-best eight assists against Greenville on Feb. 14 ... Her 36 points against Blackburn on

Feb. 16 were a season-best and the fourth-most in single-game program history ... Scored 35 points and

collected 14 rebounds on Feb. 22 to be named SLIAC Player of the Week ... Wore jersey number 11.

Eureka High School: Received All-State accolades from the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association, Illinois

Basketball Services and the Champaign News-Gazette ... Chosen as the 2010 Peoria Journal Star small-

school Player of the Year ... Named All-Area by the Peoria Journal Star and Bloomington Pantagraph three

times ... A three-time All-Cornbelt Conference selection ... Named Illinois co-Freshman of the Year by The

State Journal-Register in 2007 ... A state qualifi er in the IHSA 3-point showdown.

Personal: The daughter of Pat and Jane Grisham and Ron and Deb Eeten, Caty was born July 14, 1992

in Peoria, Ill. ... Has two brothers, A.J. (25) and Nick (23) ... Caty’s brother, Nick, played baseball at Eureka

College from 2009-10 ... Also an outfi elder on the Eureka softball team since 2011, receiving All-SLIAC

Honorable Mention as a freshman ... Previously attended Illinois Central.

CAREER-HIGHS

22Points

49 vs. Knox

Nov. 17, 2011

Rebounds

14 at MacMurray

Feb. 22, 2011

Assists

14 at Blackburn

Jan. 18, 2012

Steals


Feb. 9, 2011

Blocked Shots

4 at Westminster

Feb. 25, 2012

Minutes

40 (9x), last at Westminster

Feb. 25, 2012


2010-11 17-14 533-31.4 93-221 .421 14-43 .326 101-126 .802 34 83 117 58 16 30 301 17.7

2011-12 26-26 900-34.6 197-396 .497 10-36 .278 190-229 .830 53 117 170 103 25 44 594 22.8

Total 43-40 1433-33.3 290-617 .470 24-79 .304 291-355 .820 87 200 287 161 41 74 895 20.8

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AMANDA SCHRECKJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-6

MONMOUTH, Ill. • MONMOUTH-ROSEVILLE H.S.Sophomore (2011-12): Appeared in 19 games as a reserve in the Eureka backcourt ... Compiled

averages of 1.8 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest ... Also tallied 17 assists and fi ve steals ...

Scored a season-high 11 points and set new personal-bests with seven rebounds and six assists

at Lincoln Christian on Dec. 7.

Freshman (2010-11): Played in 19 games off

the bench ... Posted averages of 3.4 points and

1.3 rebounds per game ... Made her collegiate

debut as a reserve at Knox on Nov. 18 ...

Recorded her fi rst career fi eld goal at Robert

Morris-Springfi eld on Dec. 16 ... Collected a

career-best eight steals, four rebounds and

three assists at Lincoln Christian on Feb. 9 ...

Set career-highs with 14 points, four 3-pointers

and 35 minutes played against Blackburn on

Feb. 16.

Monmouth-Roseville High School: Led the

Titans to back-to-back Olympic Conference

championships in 2009 and 2010 ... Also

participated in track & fi eld, winning a state

championship as part of the Titans’ 3200-meter

relay team ... Earned Peoria Journal Star All-

Area honors in track.

Personal: The daughter of Joe and Denise

Schreck, Amanda was born Aug. 13, 1992 in

Monmouth, Ill. ... Has four siblings, Ryan (24),

Tanner (20), Cody (19) and Mackenzie (16) ...

Also a member of the Eureka College cross

country and track & fi eld teams ... Majoring in criminal justice.

CAREER-HIGHS

12Points

14 vs. Blackburn

Feb. 16, 2011

Rebounds


Dec. 7, 2011

Assists


Dec. 7, 2011

Steals


Feb. 9, 2011

Blocked Shots

1 vs. Webster

Jan. 29, 2011

Minutes

35 vs. Blackburn

Feb. 16, 2011


2010-11 19-0 301-15.8 20-73 .274 14-51 .275 10-14 .714 6 19 25 15 1 17 64 3.4

2011-12 19-0 150-7.9 11-40 .275 9-27 .333 4-9 .444 6 18 24 17 0 5 35 1.8

Total 38-0 451-11.9 31-113 .274 23-78 .295 14-23 .609 12 37 49 32 1 22 99 2.6

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JENNA BROOKSSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-7

PEORIA, Ill. • LIMESTONE H.S.Freshman (2011-12): Appeared in all 26 games, including 11 starting assignments ... Averaged

5.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game ... Had 21 steals ... Made her collegiate debut

as a starter against Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Nov. 15 ... Set personal-bests with 21 points

and eight rebounds in a victory over Knox on

Nov. 17 ... Recored her fi rst two blocked shots

in a home win over Greenville on Nov. 30 ...

Collected a career-high four steals against

Principia on Dec. 3 ... Distributed a career-high

six assists against Silver Lake on Dec. 17 ...

Played a personal-high 38 minutes at Spalding

on Jan. 4 ... Wore jersey number 13.

Limestone High School: Served as the

Rockets’ team captain ... Earned Limestone’s

most improved player award.

Personal: The daughter of Michael and Carol

Brooks, Jenna was born Sept. 2, 1992 in

Peoria, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Michael (25),

Matthew (21) and Jeff (21) ... Previously a

member of the Eureka women’s soccer team.

CAREER-HIGHS

11Points

21 vs. Knox

Nov. 17, 2011

Rebounds

8 (2x), last at Spalding

Jan. 4, 2012

Assists

6 vs. Silver Lake

Dec. 17, 2011

Steals

4 vs. Principia

Dec. 3, 2011

Blocked Shots

2 vs. Greenville

Nov. 30, 2011

Minutes

38 at Spalding

Jan. 4, 2012


2011-12 26-11 495-19.0 45-135 .333 13-51 .255 27-47 .574 17 65 82 48 3 21 130 5.0

Total 26-11 495-19.0 45-135 .333 13-51 .255 27-47 .574 17 65 82 48 3 21 130 5.0

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23 • TAYLOR MUEHLICHSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-8

TREMONT, Ill. • TREMONT H.S.Freshman (2011-12): Sat out the season with an injury.

Tremont High School: Received All-Heart of Illinois Conference

honors.

Personal: The daughter of Jeff and Shari Muehlich, Taylor was

born March 4, 1993 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Blake (20),

Noah (14) and Natalie (12) ... Majoring in elementary education.

44 • VICTORIA WHITEJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-8

CHICAGO, Ill. • DUNBARSophomore (2011-12): Made seven reserve appearances ...

Totaled 10 points and 14 rebounds ... Set career-highs with six

rebounds, one assist and one steal in six minutes of action off the

bench at Lincoln Christian on Dec. 7 ... Made her fi rst collegiate

fi eld goal at Blackburn on Jan. 18 ... Scored a career-high six

points against Lincoln Christian on Feb. 8.

Dunbar High School: Chosen as the most valuable player and

most improved player of the Mightywomen.

Personal: The daughter of Willie White III and Marietta White,

Victoria was born Jan. 6, 1992 in Chicago, Ill. ... Has three

siblings, Latasha (29), Willie (26) and Qiana (23) ... Majoring in

psychology ... Previously a member of the Eureka women’s soccer

team in 2011.

33 • KELSEY SHOEMAKESOPHOMORE • FORWARD • 6-0

EAST PEORIA, Ill. • EAST PEORIA H.S.Freshman (2011-12): Appeared in 15 games off the bench after

joining the Red Devils at semester break ... Averaged 2.4 points

and 2.5 rebounds per game ... Made her collegiate debut and

gathered a career-high six rebounds against Silver Lake on Dec

17 ... Distributed a career-high three assists against Westminster

on Jan. 7 ... Recorded new career-highs with 12 points and 15

minutes played at Blackburn on Jan. 18 ... Picked up her fi rst

career steal at Principia on Jan. 21.

East Peoria High School: A two-time All-Mid-Illini Conference

First Team selection ... Chosen for the All-Area Second Team

by The Peoria Journal Star in 2011 and the Third Team in 2010

... Led the Raiders to their fi rst IHSA regional title in 2011 ...

Finished her career ranked fi fth in school history with 1,018 points

... Represented the Mid-Illini in the Boys and Girls Basketball

Invitational and City/Suburban Senior All-Star Classic in 2011.

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34 • KAYLA BRYANTFRESHMAN • FORWARD • 6-0

EUREKA, Ill. • EUREKA H.S.Eureka High School: Received All-Cornbelt Conference

Honorable Mention as a senior in 2012 ... Helped the Hornets to

IHSA 2A regional and sectional crowns in 2012 ... Led EHS to the

St. Bede Christmas Tournament championship and received All-

Tournament honors.

Personal: The daughter of Paul and Shannon Bryant, Kayla was

born May 1, 1994 in Dayton, Ohio ... Kayla’s father, Paul, is the

Eureka College Director of Athletics ... Has a younger brother,

Paul (12) ... Majoring in sports administration.

3 • ANDREA LIETZFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-8

WINCHESTER, Ill. • WINCHESTER H.S.Winchester High School: Named to the All-Western Illinois

Valley Conference Team ... Received All-State Third Team honors

from the Illinois Basketball Coaches Assocation, as well as Fifth

Team honors from Illinois Basketball Services ... A two-time

All-Area selection by the Jacksonville Journal-Courier, including

a First Team nod as a senior ... Helped the Cougars IHSA 1A

state championship as a junior in 2011 and a runner-up fi nish

as a freshman in 2009 ... Named to All-Tournament Teams at

Carrollton, North Greene and Beardstown during her season

season.

Personal: The daughter of Mark & Diane, Andrea was born Sept.

20, 1993 in Jacksonville, Ill. ... Has two older siblings, Heidi (24)

and Keri (21) ... Majoring in exercise science.13 • EMILY CAMDEN

FRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-9

GREEN VALLEY, Ill. • MIDWEST CENTRAL H.S.Midwest Central High School: Received All-Tomahawk

Conference First Team honors as well as All-Area honors ...

Helped the Raiders to an IHSA 2A regional crown as a junior in

2011 ... Most valuable player of the Riverton Holiday Tournament

... A member of of Midwest Central’s 1,000-point club ... Owns the

school record for free throw percentage ... Qualifi ed for the IHSA

3-point shootout as a junior in 2011.

Personal: The daughter of Brian & Shelly Camden, Emily was

born Dec. 14, 1993 in Pekin, Ill. ... Has an older sister, Ashley

(21) ... Majoring in athletic training ... The 2012 valedictorian at

Midwest Central.

14 • AUBREY MOLLNFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-4

LaMOILLE, Ill. • LaMOILLE H.S.LaMoille High School: Earned All-Little 10 Conference accolades

... Also selected for the LaSalle News Tribune All-Area Team twice,

including a First Team choice as a senior ... Averaged 13.3 points

and 10.8 rebounds per game as a senior ... A three-year team

captain for the Lions.

Personal: The daughter of RIchard & Theresa, Aubrey was born

March 3, 1994 in Princeton, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Brandi (21)

and Thomas (12) ... Majoring in environmental science & art.

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2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEW


2011-12 SEASON SUMMARYOverall Record: 21-5

SLIAC Record: 13-3 (2nd of 9)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Taren Martin (Illinois State ‘04)

at Eureka: 30-20 (.600)

Assistant Coach: Mike Donoan (Ill. St. ‘11)

Assistant Coach: Paul Bryant (Alaska Pacifi c ‘89)

SUPPORT STAFFDirector of Athletics: Paul Bryant

Head Athletic Trainer: Randy Henkels

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Sara Eggleston

Sports Info. Director: Bryan Moore

Administrative Assistant: Kim Holdenrid

SLIAC PLAYER OF THE YEARCaty Eeten

SLIAC COACH OF THE YEARTaren Martin

ALL-SLIACKhassandrae Brown (First Team)

Caty Eeten (First Team)

SLIAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMKhassandrae Brown

Caty Eeten

D3HOOPS.COM TEAM OF THE WEEKCaty Eeten (11/23/11; 11/29/11)

SLIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEKKhassandrae Brown (12/19/11; 1/23/12; 2/6/12)

Caty Eeten (11/21/11; 11/28/11; 1/3/12; 1/16/12)

D3HOOPS.COM CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMCaty Eeten

SLIAC ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMKhassandrae Brown

SLIAC ALL-ACADEMICKhassandrae Brown

21 VICTORIESFor just the fourth time in the 37-year

history of Eureka College women’s

basketball, the Red Devils eclipsed the

20-win plateua with 21 victories in 2011-

12. The campaign marked Eureka’s fi rst

season with at least 20 victories since the

Red Devils won 21 games in 2004-05.

A REMARKABLE TURNAROUNDEureka’s 12-win improvement from 2010-11

to 2011-12 proved to be the largest single-

season improvement in program history.

Additionally, the Red Devils’ 12-win

improvement was the biggest jump

among NCAA Division III teams last

season, as well as the sixth-most dramatic

improvement in NCAA Division history.

PLAYING FOR THE LEAGUE CROWNThe Red Devils’ 13 wins in SLIAC action

were the most league victories by a Eureka

women’s basketball squad since EC began

conference-affi liated competition at the

Division III level in 1996-97.

The effort gave the Red Devils the #2 seed

in the annual SLIAC Tournament. Eureka

earned a 63-56 victory over #3 Fontbonne

in the semifi nals before falilng to top-

seeded Westminster, 60-54.

Second-year head coach Taren Martin was named SLIAC Coach of the Year after

leading the Red Devils to a 13-3 league record and a second-place SLIAC fi nish.

Eureka’s appearance in the SLIAC

championship game marked its fi rst

conference championship game since playing

for the Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference

crown in 2005.

POSTSEASON HONORSEureka’s successful campaign brought a

large collection of postseason awards for

the Red Devils.

Second-year head coach Taren Martin was

selected as the SLIAC Coach of the Year,

while sophomore guard Caty Eeten was

picked as the SLIAC Player of the Year.

Eeten was also named to the D3Hoops.

com All-Central Region Second Team.

Senior forward Khassandrae Brown

joined Eeten as Red Devils named to

the All-SLIAC First Team and the SLIAC

All-Tournament Team. Brown was also

Eureka’s representative on the SLIAC All-

Sportsmanship Team.

WEEKLY HONORSNo SLIAC team received weekly

recognition like Eureka did in 2011-12. The

Red Devils earned seven SLIAC Player

of the Week awards -- four for Caty Eeten

and three for Khassandrae Brown.

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Senior forward Khassandrae Brown (left) and sophomore guard Caty Eeten (right) each earned All-SLIAC First Team honors,

while senior forward Lisa Byard closed her career ranked fi fth all-time at Eureka with 701 career rebounds.

Additionally, Eeten was a two-time

selection on the D3Hoops.com Team of

the Week and named to the D3Hoops.com

Classic All-Tournament Team.

EETEN’S NEW RECORDSSecond-year guard Caty Eeten put her

own mark on the Eureka record book in

2011-12.

Eeten scored 594 points to break Sherry

Bryan’s previous single-season scoring

record of 583 points scored during the

1985-86 campaign. She also set new

single-season marks with 190 free throws

made and 229 free throws attempted,

surpassing the previous records of 160 free

throws and 184 attempts set by Jessica

Reardon during the 2003-04 season.

Eeten also set a new single-game Eureka

scoring record, pouring in 49 points and

making 17 fi eld goals in a victory over Knox

on Nov. 17. She also broke the Eureka

and SLIAC records with 20 free throws

against Greenville on Nov. 30, and her 20

consecutive makes against the Panthers

matched a single-game NCAA Division III

record.

Eeten also distributed 14 assists in a

victory at Blackburn on Jan. 18, tying Deb

Kessinger’s single-game program record

set during the 1990-91 season.

NEW TEAM RECORDSWhile Eureka put together one of its best

seasons in program history in terms of

wins and losses, the Red Devils also had a

record-breaking season statistically.

The Red Devils broke single-season team

records with 1,118 rebounds, 495 free

throws and 114 3-pointers. The campaign

marked the second consecutive year in

which the Red Devils broke the record for

3-point fi eld goals.

Additionally, the Red Devils broke single-

game team records with 117 points scored

versus Knox on Nov. 17 and 40 free throws

made against Greenville on Nov. 30.

RECORD WIN STREAKThe Red Devils put together an 11-game

win streak during the 2011-12 season.

An 82-80 victory over Fontbonne on Feb.

11 gave EC the longest win streak in

women’s basketball history since the Red

Devils won 11 straight games to open the

1984-85 season.

COMMUNITY SERVICEBetween the summer of 2010 and the

beginning of the 2011-12 season, the Red

Devils compiled 593 hours of community

service. In that time, the Red Devils

have donated their time and efforts at the

community’s annual Reagan Festival,

Maple Lawn Homes and the Angel Tree

Party for area youths hosted by Eureka

College.

Many of the student-athletes participated

in all three of the youth basketball camps

hosted at the Reagan Center and have

joined area youths during recess at local

elementary schools.

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Date Opponent W/L Score Overall SLIAC Hi Points Hi Rebounds Hi Assists

Nov. 15 RMU-Springfi eld W 74-65 1-0 --- Eeten (26) Hamilton/Eeten (10) Eeten (7)

Nov. 17 Knox W 117-98 2-0 --- Eeten (49) Brown (15) Eeten (7)

Nov. 22 at Concordia (Ill.) W 80-57 3-0 --- Eeten (35) Hamilton (14) Eeten (5)

Nov. 30 *Greenville W 83-73 4-0 1-0 Eeten (36) Hamilton (9) Hamilton (4)

Dec. 3 *Principia L 58-68 4-1 1-1 Eeten (23) Brown (11) Brooks/Brown (3)

Dec. 7 at Lincoln Christian W 99-44 5-1 --- Eeten (25) Eeten (9) Schreck (6)

Dec. 17 Silver Lake W 76-34 6-1 --- Brown (19) Brown (17) Brooks (6)

Dec. 27 #vs. Concordia (Wis.) W 63-52 7-1 --- Eeten (30) Stewart (12) Hamilton/Stewart (3)

Dec. 29 #vs. Simpson L 70-94 7-2 --- Eeten (26) Brown (10) Eeten (5)

Jan. 4 *at Spalding W 71-58 8-2 2-1 Brown (18) Eeten (12) Eeten (8)

Jan. 7 *Westminster L 67-80 8-3 2-2 Brown (24) Hamilton (7) Eeten/Hamilton (5)

Jan. 10 *Webster W 81-62 9-3 3-2 Eeten (28) Eeten (7) Brooks (5)

Jan. 14 *at Fontbonne W 79-63 10-3 4-2 Eeten (32) Brown (13) Hamilton (3)

Jan. 16 *Spalding W 82-69 11-3 5-2 Brown (29) Brown (16) Eeten/Stewart (5)

Jan. 18 *at Blackburn W 88-66 12-3 6-2 Brown (20) Hamilton (7) Eeten (14)

Jan. 21 *at Principia W 83-44 13-3 7-2 Three players (13) Byard (8) Three players (3)

Jan. 25 *MacMurray W 69-35 14-3 8-2 Eeten (15) Hamilton (7) Eeten (4)

Jan. 28 *at Greenville W 74-65 15-3 9-2 Eeten (25) Byard (15) Eeten (6)

Feb. 1 *Blackburn W 73-50 16-3 10-2 Eeten (25) Byard (12) Eeten/Hamilton (5)

Feb. 4 *at Webster W 81-65 17-3 11-2 Eeten (29) Brown (19) Eeten (4)

Feb. 8 Lincoln Christian W 90-37 18-3 --- Brown (12) Hamilton (6) Brooks/Stewart (4)

Feb. 11 *Fontbonne W 82-80 19-3 12-2 Brown (25) Brown (11) Hamilton (7)

Feb. 18 *at Westminster L 71-82 19-4 12-3 Brown (23) Byard (13) Eeten (5)

Feb. 21 *at MacMurray W 53-47 20-4 13-3 Eeten (23) Three players (7) Brooks (3)

SLIAC Tournament (Fulton, Mo.)

Feb. 24 vs. #3 Fontbonne W 63-56 21-4 --- Eeten (28) Brown (11) Byard (3)

Feb. 25 at #1 Westminster L 54-60 21-5 --- Brown (17) Brown (19) Hamilton (4)


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2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

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Overall GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

Caty Eeten 26-26 900-34.6 197-396 .497 10-36 .278 190-229 .830 53 117 170 103 25 44 594 22.8

Khassandrae Brown 26-26 885-34.0 156-272 .574 0-2 .000 155-198 .783 109 130 239 36 6 34 467 18.0

Jaylynn Stewart 20-15 504-25.2 63-180 .350 18-55 .327 34-47 .723 20 62 82 37 3 26 178 8.9

Sara Hamilton 26-26 816-31.4 68-184 .370 34-100 .340 15-21 .714 27 146 173 79 4 32 185 7.1

Jenna Brooks 26-11 495-19.0 45-135 .333 13-51 .255 27-47 .574 17 65 82 48 3 21 130 5.0

Lisa Byard 26-26 432-16.6 46-93 .495 0-0 .000 28-54 .519 53 83 136 13 11 14 120 4.6

Kiley Bugaieski 26-0 366-14.1 35-100 .350 25-66 .379 5-10 .500 3 33 36 15 0 8 100 3.8

Kelsey Shoemake 15-0 114-7.6 13-29 .448 0-0 .000 10-16 .625 9 29 38 7 6 4 36 2.4

Kourtney Ewald 17-0 124-7.3 11-40 .275 3-14 .214 10-14 .714 5 14 19 13 1 2 35 2.1

Elizabeth Greger 14-0 92-6.6 10-27 .370 1-8 .125 6-7 .857 7 11 18 5 2 6 27 1.9

Amanda Schreck 19-0 150-7.9 11-40 .275 9-27 .333 4-9 .444 6 18 24 17 0 5 35 1.8

Lanie Viti 8-0 50-6.3 5-19 .263 1-8 .125 3-4 .750 0 4 4 2 0 0 14 1.8

Kelli Dunne 7-0 52-7.4 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 9 7 16 3 1 1 12 1.7

Melissa Clements 24-0 167-7.0 17-52 .327 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 24 29 53 1 5 4 36 1.5

Victoria White 7-0 28-4.0 5-12 .417 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 6 8 14 1 0 1 10 1.4

Jaquie Flanagan 2-0 5-2.5 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0.5

Ashley Segerstrom 6-0 13-2.2 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-1 1.000 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0.2

Britny Hoag 1-0 7-7.0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0.0

Team 24 56 80

Total 26 5200 686-1595 .430 114-370 .308 495-668 .741 372 816 1188 381 67 204 1981 76.2

Opponents 26 5200 599-1701 .352 116-484 .240 290-452 .642 358 608 966 325 45 227 1604 61.7

Score by Periods 1 2 F

Eureka 965 1016 1981

Opponents 766 838 1604

Deadball Rebounds OFF DEF TOTAL

Eureka 88 12 100

Opponents 80 7 87

SLIAC GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

Caty Eeten 16-16 571-35.7 109-241 .452 6-20 .300 119-140 .850 27 72 99 70 9 27 343 21.4

Khassandrae Brown 16-16 554-34.6 96-160 .600 0-0 .000 101-128 .789 61 70 131 22 6 18 293 18.3

Jaylynn Stewart 14-12 376-26.9 48-134 .358 12-37 .324 28-38 .737 16 43 59 25 3 21 136 9.7

Sara Hamilton 16-16 527-32.9 43-114 .377 23-65 .354 8-12 .667 16 83 99 49 2 20 117 7.3

Lisa Byard 16-16 299-18.7 34-67 .507 0-0 .000 20-38 .526 39 62 101 8 9 9 88 5.5

Kiley Bugaieski 16-0 232-14.5 25-59 .424 21-42 .500 5-9 .556 1 17 18 10 0 4 76 4.8

Jenna Brooks 16-4 268-16.8 18-70 .257 6-29 .207 18-28 .643 9 36 45 23 2 13 60 3.8

Kelsey Shoemake 11-0 84-7.6 9-22 .409 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 8 18 26 7 3 4 22 2.0

Kourtney Ewald 9-0 46-5.1 3-13 .231 1-5 .200 4-5 .800 0 7 7 2 0 0 11 1.2

Melissa Clements 15-0 89-5.9 8-21 .381 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 12 15 27 0 1 2 18 1.2

Amanda Schreck 11-0 63-5.7 4-10 .400 3-8 .375 2-6 .333 2 5 7 7 0 1 13 1.2

Elizabeth Greger 9-0 48-5.3 4-11 .364 0-4 .000 2-2 1.000 1 4 5 1 2 3 10 1.1

Victoria White 4-0 8-2.0 2-2 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1.0

Kelli Dunne 4-0 15-3.8 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 3 2 5 2 0 0 2 0.5

Lanie Viti 5-0 15-3.0 0-4 .000 0-3 .000 2-2 1.000 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0.4

Ashley Segerstrom 4-0 5-1.3 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 16 29 45

Total 16 3200 404-931 .434 72-214 .336 315-417 .755 211 466 677 226 37 122 1195 74.7

Opponents 16 3201 377-1004 .375 69-264 .261 184-289 .637 204 354 558 201 32 137 1007 62.9

Score by Periods 1 2 F

Eureka 573 622 1195

Opponents 472 535 1007

Deadball Rebounds OFF DEF TOTAL

Eureka 56 6 62

Opponents 55 6 61

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2011-12 SLIAC STANDINGS SLIAC Overall

GP W-L Pct. GP W-L Pct.

Westminster 16 14-2 .875 27 22-5 .815

Eureka 16 13-3 .812 26 21-5 .808

Fontbonne 16 12-4 .750 26 15-11 .577

Spalding 16 10-6 .625 27 15-12 .556

Webster 16 10-6 .625 26 12-14 .462

Principia 16 5-11 .312 25 7-18 .280

MacMurray 16 4-12 .250 25 9-16 .360

Greenville 16 4-12 .250 25 7-18 .280

Blackburn 16 0-16 .000 25 0-25 .000

ALL-SLIAC TEAM

THE SLIAC IN THE NCAA POSTSEASONRegular season champion and top-seeded Westminster won its fi rst-ever St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament title

on its home fl oor to represent the league in the 2012 NCAA Division III Tournament. The Blue Jays went on to lose their fi rst round

matchup to #4 DePauw, 66-46, at Neal Fieldhouse in Greencastle, Ind.

POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the YearCaty Eeten, Eureka

Newcomer of the YearCassie Endicott, Webster

Coach of the YearTaren Martin, Eureka

Sportsmanship AwardWestminster

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKNov. 21: Caty Eeten, Eureka

Nov. 28: Caty Eeten, Eureka

Dec. 5: Sarah Corbitt, Principia

Dec. 12: Jessica Guy, Spalding

Dec. 19: Khassandrae Brown, Eureka

Jan. 2: Caty Eeten, Eureka

Jan. 9: Rachel Backes, Westminster

Jan. 16: Caty Eeten, Eureka

Jan. 23: Khassandrae Brown, Eureka

Jan. 30: Jessica Guy, Spalding

Feb. 6: Khassandrae Brown, Eureka

Feb. 13: Lindsay Sydness, Principia

Feb. 20: Lindsay Sydness, Principia

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMRachel Backes, Westminster (MVP

Liz Klaffenbach, Westminster

Caty Eeten, Eureka

Khassandrae Brown, Eureka

Shelby Ellison, Fontbonne

Courtney Pursley, Webster

FIRST TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Khassandrae Brown F Eureka Sr. 5-11 East Peoria, Ill./East Peoria

Caty Eeten G Eureka So. 5-10 Eureka, Ill./Eureka

Lindsay Sydness F Principia Sr. 6-1 Wellesley Hills, Mass./Wellesley

Kerstin Hayes G Spalding So. 5-4 Dixon, Ky./Webster Co.

Rachel Backes G Westminster Sr. 5-4 Tipton, Mo./Tipton

SECOND TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Shelby Ellison G Fontbonne So. 5-6 Licking, Mo./Licking

Chelsey Freymuth F Fontbonne So. 6-0 O’Fallon, Mo./Timberland

Melinda Leavell G Spalding Sr. 5-8 Radcliff, Ky./North Hardin

Maggie Zehner G Webster Jr. 5-7 St. Louis, Mo./Oakville

Leigh Ann Lutz G Westminster So. 5-6 California, Mo./California

HONORABLE MENTIONName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Ieisha Adams F Greenville Jr. 5-8 Belleville, Ill./Belleville West

Laura Hobbie G Greenville Jr. 5-9 Vandalia, Ill./Vandalia

Sarah Corbitt G Principia Jr. 5-8 Ballwin, Mo./Principia Upper

Cassie Endicott C Webster Fr. 6-1 Bethalto, Ill./Civic Memorial

Heather Letourneau G Westminster Sr. 5-10 Smithton, Mo./Smithton

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Sarah Corbitt G Principia Jr. 5-8 Ballwin, Mo./Principia Upper

Lindsay Sydness F Principia Sr. 6-1 Wellesley Hills, Mass./Wellesley

Kerstin Hayes G Spalding So. 5-4 Dixon, Ky./Webster Co.

Cassie Endicott C Webster Fr. 6-1 Bethalto, Ill./Civic Memorial

Maggie Zehner G Webster Jr. 5-7 St. Louis, Mo./Oakville

Heather Letourneau G Westminster Sr. 5-10 Smithton, Mo./Smithton

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SCORING OFFENSE1. Eureka 76.2

2. Westminster 66.4

3. Fontbonne 63.9

4. Greenville 61.4

5. Spalding 60.1

6. Webster 57.6

7. MacMurray 54.5

8. Blackburn 50.2

9. Principia 47.8

SCORING DEFENSE1. Westminster 53.3

2. Spalding 55.6

3. Webster 58.8

4. MacMurray 59.8

5. Principia 60.1

6. Eureka 61.7

7. Greenville 62.8

8. Fontbonne 63.2

9. Blackburn 72.3

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Eureka 686

2. Westminster 642

3. Fontbonne 588

4. Greenville 579

5. Spalding 555

6. Webster 522

7. MacMurray 491

8. Blackburn 437

9. Principia 432

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Eureka 1,592

2. Westminster 1,583

3. Spalding 1,557

4. Fontbonne 1,494

5. Webster 1,454

6. Blackburn 1,441

7. Greenville 1,426

8. MacMurray 1,343

9. Principia 1,195

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. Eureka 43.1

2. Greenville 40.6

Westminster 40.6

4. Fontbonne 39.4

5. MacMurray 36.6

6. Principia 36.2

7. Webster 35.9

8. Spalding 35.6

9. Blackburn 30.3

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Spalding 148

2. Westminster 136

3. MacMurray 123

4. Eureka 114

5. Fontbonne 111

6. Webster 101

7. Greenville 96

8. Principia 93

9. Blackburn 63

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED1. Westminster 451

2. MacMurray 432

3. Spalding 422

4. Fontbonne 379

5. Webster 373

6. Eureka 369

7. Principia 333

8. Blackburn 332

9. Greenville 319

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE1. Spalding 35.1

2. Eureka 30.9

3. Westminster 30.2

4. Greenville 30.1

5. Fontbonne 29.3

6. MacMurray 28.5

7. Principia 27.9

8. Webster 27.1

9. Blackburn19.0

FREE THROWS MADE1. Eureka 495

2. Fontbonne 375

3. Westminster 373

4. Spalding 364

5. Webster 353

6. Blackburn 317

7. Greenville 281

8. MacMurray 257

9. Principia 238

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. Eureka 668

2. Spalding 589

3. Fontbonne 525

4. Blackburn 524

5. Westminster 500

6. Webster 488

7. Greenville 427

8. MacMurray 380

9. Principia 348

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. Westminster 74.6

2. Eureka 74.1

3. Webster 72.3

4. Fontbonne 71.4

5. Principia 68.4

6. MacMurray 67.6

7. Greenville 65.8

8. Spalding 61.8

9. Blackburn 60.5

TOTAL REBOUNDING1. Eureka 45.6

2. Spalding 40.7

3. Greenville 39.4

4. Blackburn 38.4

5. Fontbonne 38.3

6. Webster 37.0

7. Westminster 34.6

8. Principia 33.6

9. MacMurray 31.4

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDING1. Blackburn 14.7

2. Spalding 14.6

3. Eureka 14.3

4. Webster 14.0

5. Greenville 13.4

6. Westminster 13.0

7. Fontbonne 12.6

8. MacMurray 10.2

9. Principia 8.6

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDING1. Eureka 31.3

2. Spalding 26.2

3. Greenville 26.0

4. Fontbonne 25.8

5. Principia 25.0

6. Blackburn 23.6

7. Webster 37.0

8. Westminster 21.7

9. MacMurray 21.1

ASSISTS1. Eureka 14.7

2. Greenville 14.0

3. Fontbonne 13.5

4. Westminster 12.0

5. MacMurray 11.9

6. Spalding 11.5

7. Principia 10.8

8. Webster 10.7

9. Blackburn 8.6

TURNOVERS1. Westminster 14.8

2. Fontbonne 17.5

3. Spalding 18.6

4. MacMurray 18.9

Eureka 18.9

6. Webster 20.2

7. Greenville 22.0

8. Blackburn 22.9

9. Principia 25.0

STEALS1. Westminster 13.9

2. MacMurray 10.4

3. Spalding 10.3

4. Webster 10.0

5. Blackburn 9.1

6. Greenville 8.8

7. Fontbonne 8.0

8. Principia 7.9

9. Eureka 7.8

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Principia 6.8

2. Webster 3.5

3. Spalding 2.9

4. Eureka 2.6

5. Blackburn 2.5

6. MacMurray 2.4

7. Fontbonne 2.3

8. Greenville 2.2

9. Westminster 1.5

FOULS1. Principia 12.6

2. MacMurray 16.4

3. Westminster 16.6

Spalding 16.6

5. Eureka 16.8

6. Blackburn 17.0

7. Fontbonne 17.8

8. Webster 18.2

Greenville 18.2

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TOTAL POINTS1. C. Eeten (EC) 594

2. K. Brown (EC) 467

3. L. Sydness (PC) 377

4. K. Hayes (SU) 342

5. R. Backes (WC) 322

S. Ellison (FU) 322

7. L. Lutz (WC) 321

8. K. Wise (GC) 292

9. M. Leavell (SU) 287

10. S. Corbitt (PC) 280

SCORING AVERAGE1. C. Eeten (EC) 22.8

2. K. Brown (EC) 18.0

3. L. Sydness (PC) 15.1

4. S. Corbitt (PC) 12.7

K. Hayes (SU) 12.7

6. S. Ellison (FU) 12.4

7. R. Backes (WC) 11.9

L. Lutz (WC) 11.9

9. K. Wise (GC) 11.7

10. Three players 11.0

FIELD GOALS MADE1. C. Eeten (EC) 197




5. K. Wise (GC) 118

6. C. Freymuth (FU) 112

7. B. Rae (BC) 110

8. S. Ellison (FU) 107

9. L. Lutz (WC) 104

10. E. Fladland (GC) 103

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. C. Eeten (EC) 396

2. B. Rae (BC) 325




6. L. Lutz (WC) 284

7. M. Leavell (SU) 278



10. T. DeNicholas (PC) 261

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. K. Brown (EC) .574

2. C. Endicott (WU) .528

3. C. Eeten (EC) .497

L. Klaffenbach (WC) .497

5. K. Wise (GC) .492

6. C. Freymuth (FU) .485

7. I. Adams (GC) .462

8. J. Guy (SU) .452

9. A. Hogan (FU) .450

10. L. Sydness (PC) .447

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. M. Leavell (SU) 66

2. L. Lutz (WC) 61

3. K. Hayes (SU) 54



6. M. Zehner (WU) 40



9. S. Hamilton (EC) 34

W. Wade (MC) 34

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED1. M. Leavell (SU) 191

2. L. Lutz (WC) 177






8. M. Zehner (WU) 111

9. K. Anderson (MC) 110


3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE1. K. Hayes (SU) .454

2. L. Hobbie (GC) .400

3. W. Wade (MC) .391

4. M. Zehner (WU) .360

5. M. Leavell (SU) .346

6. L. Lutz (WC) .345

7. S. Hamilton (EC) .340

8. S. Ellison (FU) .333

9. S. Corbitt (PC) .306

10. Two players .292

FREE THROWS MADE1. C. Eeten (EC) 190


3. R. Willis (BC) 107

4. H. Kloster (WC) 92


6. K. Hayes (SU) 84

7. I. Adams (GC) 71


9. J. Guy (SU) 63

10. Two players 57

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. C. Eeten (EC) 229



4. J. Guy (SU) 123


6. H. Kloster (WC) 118

7. I. Adams (GC) 111


9. B. Rae (BC) 103

10. T. Wright (SU) 89

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. S. Ellison (SU) .838

2. C. Eeten (EC) .830

3. C. Endicott (WU) .812

4. L. Klaffenbach (WC) .786

5. K. Hayes (SU) .785

6. K. Brown (EC) .783

7. H. Kloster (WC) .780

8. L. Sydness (PC) .730

9. S. Corbitt (PC) .687

10. R. Willis (BC) .665

TOTAL REBOUNDS1. K. Brown (EC) 238

2. J. Guy (SU) 231


4. B. Rae (BC) 196

5. H. Letourneau (WC) 192

6. A. Radford (MC) 189


8. C. Eeten (EC) 170



REBOUNDING AVERAGE1. K. Brown (EC) 9.2

2. L. Sydness (PC) 8.8

3. J. Guy (SU) 8.6

4. A. Radford (MC) 7.9

5. B. Rae (BC) 7.8

6. H. Letourneau (WC) 7.1

7. C. Freymuth (FU) 6.8

8. S. Hamilton (EC) 6.7

9. C. Eeten (EC) 6.5

10. T. DeNicholas (PC) 5.9

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS1. L. Sydness (PC) 168

2. H. Letourneau (WC) 151


4. A. Radford (MC) 140


6. J. Guy (SU) 129

7. C. Freymuch (FU) 122


9. C. Eeten (EC) 117

10. B. Rae (BC) 103

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS1. K. Brown (EC) 108

2. J. Guy (SU) 102

3. B. Rae (BC) 93

4. A. Kleinsorge (BC) 73

5. L. Klaffenbach (WC) 71

6. I. Adams (GC) 56

7. L. Byard (EC) 53

C. Eeten (EC) 53

9. C. Endicott (WU) 52


ASSISTS1. C. Eeten (EC) 103


3. I. Adams (GC) 88

4. K. Hayes (SU) 84


6. M. Davis (SU) 78


8. K. Schilli (FU) 74



ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO1. H. Letourneau (WC) 1.7

2. K. Schilli (FU) 1.5

K. Hayes (SU) 1.5

J. Gaal (WU) 1.5

5. L. Lutz (WC) 1.4

H. Johnson (FU) 1.4

7. K. Ewald (EC) 1.3

8. S. Ellison (FU) 1.2

A. Schreck (EC) 1.2

10. Two players

STEALS1. H. Letourneau (WC) 89


3. F. Toner (MC) 70




7. K. Hayes (SU) 50

8. K. Cornelson (WC) 49

M. Zehner (WU) 49

10. B. Rae (BC) 48

BLOCKED SHOTS1. L. Sydness (PC) 140

2. C. Endicott (WU) 52

3. J. Guy (SU) 32

A. Kleinsorge (BC) 32


6. C. Eeten (EC) 25

7. K. Wise (GC) 24

8. T. Wright (SU) 22

9. K. Dempsey (FU) 18

10. Two players

MINUTES PLAYED AVERAGE1. L. Sydness (PC) 35.6

2. C. Eeten (EC) 34.6

3. R. Backes (WC) 34.5

4. R. Willis (BC) 34.2

5. K. Brown (EC) 34.0

6. S. Corbitt (PC) 33.8

7. H. Johnson (FU) 32.8

8. K. Hayes (SU) 32.1

9. T. DeNicholas (PC) 31.7

10. S. Hamilton (EC) 31.4

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RECORDS & HISTORY


GAMES PLAYED

1. 107 Jamie While 1990-94

2. 106 Sarah Deakin 2002-06

106 Molly Hardesty 2002-06

4. 105 Jessica Reardon 2001-05

5. 104 Kelly Ducat 1988-92

104 Jill McGinnis 1991-95

7. 103 Brittany Gardner 2004-08

8. 102 Tina Sharp 1992-96

9. 101 Nicole Fisher 2004-08

101 Kris Kistler 1992-96

101 Mandi Sistek 2003-07

Active leader: Kiley Bugaieski, 49

POINTS


2. 1391 Jill McGinnis 1991-95


4. 1256 Sarah Taylor 1994-98

5. 1128 Jami Larson 1989-93

6. 1123 Tina Sharp 1992-96

7. 1103 Michelle Myers 1993-97


9. 1035 Terese Raum 1988-92

10. 1028 Carrie Eisenbarth 1999-03

Active leader: Caty Eeten, 895

SCORING AVERAGE

1. 20.8 Caty Eeten 2010-Pres.

2. 19.7 Sherry Bryan 1984-86

3. 17.0 Kelli Baumgartner 2000-02

4. 16.5 Khassandrae Brown 2010-12

5. 16.2 Lindsey Crum 2008-09

6. 14.1 Jessica Reardon 2001-05

7. 13.8 Jill McGinnis 1991-95

8. 13.7 Nicole Fisher 2004-08

9. 13.2 Amy Heller 1986-89

10. 12.8 Sarah Taylor 1994-98

FIELD GOALS MADE




4. 491 Sarah Taylor 1994-98

5. 454 Jami Larson 1989-93

6. 436 Amy Heller 1986-89

7. 418 Terese Raum 1988-92

8. 412 Tina Sharp 1992-96

9. 404 Mindy Whitehouse 1990-94



FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED


1344 Sarah Taylor 1994-98


4. 1146 Tina Sharp 1992-96

5. 1080 Amy Heller 1986-89


7. 1034 Jami Larson 1989-93



10. 952 Terese Raum 1988-92


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Minimum 200 FG Made




4. 47.2 Danielle Funderburk 1995-99


6. 45.7 Dawn Bradbury 1994-98

7. 45.4 Carrie Eisenbarth 1999-03

8. 45.3 Chantaivia Knight 2008-10

9. 45.2 Raeanne Albin 1998-02

10. 44.7 Kris Kistler 1992-96

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE


2. 135 Kara Smith 1987-90


4. 97 Molly Hardesty 2002-06

5. 67 Kelli Baumgartner 2000-02


7. 53 Sara Hamilton 2010-12

8. 49 Lauren Snopek 2008-10

49 Tracy Specketer 2002-04

10. 45 Kiley Bugaieski 2010-Pres.

45 Wendy Schmaedeke 1995-99

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED



3. 349 Kara Smith 1987-90



6. 178 Tracy Specketer 2002-04




10. 136 Kiley Bugaieski 2010-Pres.

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Minimum 30 3FG Made

1. 39.5 Wendy Schmaedeke 1995-99

2. 38.7 Kara Smith 1987-90

3. 35.8 Lindsey Crum 2008-09

4. 33.1 Kiley Bugaieski 2010-Pres.


6. 32.0 Mindy Whitehouse 1990-94

7. 31.6 Sarah Taylor 1994-98

8. 31.5 Molly Hardesty 2002-06

9. 31.4 Sara Hamilton 2010-12

10. 31.3 Brittany Gardner 2004-08

FREE THROWS MADE



3. 310 Lisa Byard 2008-12

4. 297 Tina Sharp 1992-96

5. 291 Caty Eeten 2010-Pres.


7. 249 Khassandrae Brown 2010-12


9. 231 Minda Sylvester 1996-99


FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED



3. 470 Lisa Byard 2008-12


5. 393 Tina Sharp 1992-96


7. 355 Caty Eeten 2010-Pres.

8. 322 Dawn Bradbury 1994-98



FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Minimum 200 FT Made




4. 75.6 Tina Sharp 1992-96

5. 72.6 Minda Sylvester 1996-99

6. 72.5 Jill McGinnis 1991-95

7. 68.9 Michelle Myers 1993-97


9. 68.5 Raeanne Albin 1998-02

10. 67.1 Sarah Deakin 2002-06

TOTAL REBOUNDS





5. 701 Lisa Byard 2008-12

6. 627 Tina Sharp 1992-96

7. 622 Raeanne Albin 1998-02

8. 607 Kelly Ducat 1988-92

9. 583 Deb Owen 1981-85



ASSISTS


2. 352 Jamie While 1990-94


4. 321 Jami Larson 1989-93



7. 266 Sarah Gohl 1994-98

8. 241 Deb Kessinger 1990-92




STEALS (1993-2012)





5. 175 Stef Dalenbert 1997-01


7. 164 Tina Sharp 1992-96



10. 138 Jena Frank 1993-97


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GAMES PLAYED

1. 28 Kim Holdenrid 2004-05

28 Brittany Gardner 2004-05

28 Jessica Reardon 2004-05

28 Nicole Fisher 2004-05

28 Sarah Deakin 2004-05


28 Kelli Adams 2004-05

28 Kelly Ducat 1990-91

28 Mindy Whitehouse 1990-91

28 Jamie While 1990-91

28 Erin Larson 1990-91

POINTS

1. 594 Caty Eeten 2011-12

2. 583 Sherry Bryan 1985-86




465 Jami Larson 1992-93




10. 409 Dannette Gilmore 1986-87

SCORING AVERAGE

1. 23.3 Sherry Bryan 1985-86

2. 22.8 Caty Eeten 2011-12


4. 18.9 Sarah Taylor 1997-98




8. 17.8 Jami Larson 1992-93

9. 17.7 Caty Eeten 2010-11


FIELD GOALS MADE

1. 235 Sherry Bryan 1985-86

2. 197 Caty Eeten 2011-12

3. 185 Jami Larson 1992-93


178 Sarah Taylor 1997-98


7. 169 Amy Heller 1988-89

8. 165 Dannette Gilmore 1986-87


10. 159 Linda Hocker 1984-85

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED



3. 443 Amy Heller 1988-89

4. 435 Jami Larson 1992-93

5. 396 Caty Eeten 2011-12


7. 387 Bobbi Williams 1989-90



10. 364 Sarah Taylor 1996-97

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Minimum 3.0 FGM Per Game

1. 58.5 Allison Shelton 2009-10







8. 52.0 Linda Hocker 1984-85

9. 51.8 Kris Meznarich 1983-84

10. 51.4 Kelly Ducat 1990-91

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. 69 Kara Smith 1988-89


3. 56 Kara Smith 1989-90







10. 39 Lindsey Crum 2008-09

39 Kelli Baumgartner 2001-02

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED


2. 181 Kara Smith 1988-89




6. 146 Kara Smith 1989-90




10. 114 Sarah Taylor 1996-97

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Minimum 1.0 3FGM Per Game

1. 40.7 Wendy Schmaedke 1998-99

2. 38.4 Kara Smith 1989-90

3. 38.1 Kara Smith 1988-89

4. 37.9 Brittany Gardner 2007-08

5. 36.3 Mindy Whitehouse 1993-94

6. 35.9 Lindsey Crum 2008-09


8. 34.2 Molly Hardesty 2005-06

9. 34.0 Sara Hamilton 2011-12

10. 32.9 Lauren Snopek 2009-10

FREE THROWS MADE

1. 190 Caty Eeten 2011-12




5. 126 Lisa Byard 2009-10



113 Sherry Bryan 1985-86



FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

1. 229 Caty Eeten 2011-12




5. 175 Lisa Byard 2009-10


7. 153 Danielle Funderburk 1998-99


9. 146 Lisa Byard 2008-09


FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Minimum 2.5 FTM Per Game


2. 83.7 Sherry Bryan 1985-86

3. 83.0 Caty Eeten 2011-12



6. 80.6 Linda Hocker 1984-85

7. 80.2 Caty Eeten 2010-11




TOTAL REBOUNDS


2. 256 Danielle Funderburk 1998-99


4. 249 Chantaivia Knight 2009-10







REBOUND AVERAGE




4. 10.0 Chantaivia Knight 2009-10

5. 9.8 Danielle Funderburk 1998-99



9.4 Jill McGinnis 1994-95



9.2 Jill McGinnis 1993-94

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (2000-12)






75 Raeanne Albin 2000-01



9. 71 Lisa Byard 2008-09

10. 70 Lisa Byard 2009-10

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (2000-12)







7. 140 Lisa Byard 2009-10

8. 134 Mandi Sistek 2005-06




ASSISTS

1. 148 Debbie Kessinger 1990-91


3. 121 Jamie While 1993-94


5. 114 Jami Larson 1991-92


7. 109 Jami Larson 1992-93


9. 103 Caty Eeten 2011-12

10. 101 Sarah Gohl 1997-98

STEALS

1. 99 Jamie While 1993-94


80 Minda Sylvester 1998-99



79 Sarah Deakin 2003-04



9. 68 Jena Frank 1996-97


BLOCKS (1992-2012)

1. 56 Kim Downs 2007-08

2. 52 Kim Downs 2008-09

52 Dawn Bradbury 1997-98






9. 32 Kim Downs 2006-07


MINUTES PLAYED (2000-12)


2. 1018 Sarah Deakin 2004-05






8. 900 Caty Eeten 2011-12



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POINTS

1. 49 Caty Eeten vs. Knox 11/17/11

2. 40 Sherry Bryan at North Central (Ill.) 11/26/85

3. 36 Caty Eeten vs. Greenville 11/30/11

36 Caty Eeten at Blackburn 2/16/11

36 Sherry Bryan at Illinois Wesleyan 12/5/85

6. 35 Caty Eeten at Concordia (Ill.) 11/22/11

35 Caty Eeten at MacMurray 2/22/11

8. 34 Lindsey Crum at MacMurray 1/21/09

9. 33 Lisa Byard at Mount Mary 11/20/09

33 Lisa Byard at Concordia (Ill.) 11/26/08

33 Jami Larson vs. Purdue-Calumet 11/15/92

REBOUNDS

1. 22 Nicole Fisher vs. Lincoln Christian 2/26/08

22 Nicole Fisher vs. Blackburn 12/5/07

3. 21 Nicole Fisher vs. MacMurray 2/13/08

4. 20 Lisa Byard vs. Blackburn 2/11/09

20 Sherry Bryan at Illinois College 12/3/84

6. 19 Khassandrae Brown at Westminster 2/25/12

19 Khassandrae Brown at Webster 2/4/12

19 Nicole Fisher vs. Westminster 2/16/08

19 Nicole Fisher vs. Principia 12/8/07


ASSISTS

1. 14 Caty Eeten at Blackburn 1/18/12

14 Deb Kessinger 1990-91

3. 11 Molly Hardesty vs. St. Louis/Pharmacy 1/29/05

4. 10 Lauren Snopek vs. Lincoln Christian 2/12/09

10 Amber Shelley at Blackburn 11/26/02

10 Molly Hardesty vs. MSOE 1/3/04

10 Sarah Deakin vs. Blackburn 12/5/03

8. 9 (8x), last by Caty Eeten vs. Lincoln Christian 2/9/11

STEALS

1. 11 Minda Sylvester vs. Concordia (Ill.) 2/11/98

11 Kim Downs vs. Lincoln Christian 2/12/09

11 Terese Raum

11 Sherry Bryan

5. 9 Caty Eeten at Lincoln Chrisitan 2/9/11

9 Jaquie Flanagan vs. Mount Mary 12/4/09

9 Minda Sylvester vs. Monmouth 12/12/98

8. 8 (3x), last by Sarah Deakin at Aurora 2/21/06

BLOCKS

7 Raeanne Albin vs. Westminster 1/5/02

7 Dawn Bradbury vs. Augustana 12/11/96

6 Kim Downs vs. Webster 2/4/09

6 Kim Downs vs. Lincoln Christian 2/19/09

6 Jill Bradbury vs. Clarke 2/13/09

5 (5x), last by Kim Downs at Lincoln Christian 2/26/08

FIELD GOALS MADE


2. 16 Sherry Bryan at North Central (Ill.) 11/26/85

3. 14 Lisa Byard at Mount Mary 11/20/09

14 Nicole Fisher vs. Knox 11/21/06

5. 13 Nicole Fisher at MacMurray 2/6/07

13 Caty Eeten vs. Blackburn 2/16/11

13 Nicole Fisher at Maryville 2/3/07

13 Nicole Fisher vs. MacMurray 1/16/07

9. 12 (5x), last by Caty Eeten at Fontbonne 1/14/12

3 -POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. 8 Brittany Gardner at Principia 1/23/07

2. 7 Brittany Gardner vs. Lincoln Christian 2/26/08

3. 6 Brittany Gardner at Blackburn 2/6/08

6 Tracy Specketer at Monmouth 12/17/03

6 Sarah Taylor at Carroll 11/22/96

6 Lindsey Crum at MacMurray 1/21/09

7. 5 Kiley Bugaieski at Blackburn 1/18/12

5 Brittany Gardner vs. Principia 2/20/07

5 Tracy Specketer vs. Concordia (Ill.) 2/3/04

5 Kelli Baumgartner at Elmhurst 11/17/01

5 Lindsey Crum at Maryville 2/14/09

FREE THROWS MADE

1. 20 Caty Eeten vs. Greenville 11/30/11

2. 16 Caty Eeten at MacMurray 2/21/11

16 Lisa Byard at MSOE 2/21/11


15 Jessica Reardon at Concordia (Ill.) 1/10/04

15 Tina Sharp vs. Northwestern (Wis.) 12/3/94

7. 14 Khassandrae Brown at Fontbonne 1/14/12


9. 13 Khassandrae Brown vs. Spalding 1/16/12

13 Lindsey Crum vs. Westminster 2/21/09

SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS

POINTS 117 at Knox 11/17/11

REBOUNDS 70 vs. Maryville 1995-96

ASSISTS 35 vs. Lincoln Christian 1/20/11

STEALS 40 vs. Lincoln Christian 1/20/11

BLOCKS 10 at Lincoln Christian 2/19/09

FIELD GOALS 48 vs. Greenville 1992-93

FG ATTEMPTS 106 vs. Greenville 1992-93

FG % 66.7 vs. Rockford 1/25/03

FREE THROWS 40 vs. Greenville 11/30/11

3-POINT FG 11 vs. Lincoln Christian 1/20/11

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Player Years GP FG-ATT PCT. 3FG-ATT PCT. FT-ATT PCT. REB ASST STL PTS AVG.

Kelli Adams 2002-05 79 176-389 .452 0-0 .000 89-195 .456 364 28 58 441 5.6

Raeanne Albin 1998-02 93 208-460 .452 0-0 .000 215-314 .685 622 114 139 631 6.8

Jessica Alwerdt 1996-97 6 2-7 .286 0-0 0.0 2-3 .667 10 1 1 6 1.0

Kelli Baumgartner 2000-02 49 297-812 .366 67-205 .327 170-233 .730 170 99 61 831 17.0

Teresa Brabender* 1985-86 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Dawn Bradbury 1994-98 99 350-766 .457 0-2 .000 204-322 .634 779 56 129 908 9.2

Jill Bradbury 1995-99 77 70-190 .368 0-0 .000 19-32 .594 192 22 16 159 2.1

Kerrie Brayton 1996-97 16 12-32 .375 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 25 1 3 26 1.6

Jenna Brooks 2011-Pres. 26 45-135 .333 13-51 .255 27-47 .574 82 48 21 130 5.0

Emilee Brown 2010-11 15 39-132 .295 23-72 .319 20-26 .769 38 36 14 121 8.1

Khassandrae Brown 2010-12 49 279-523 .533 0-2 .000 249-320 .778 403 74 62 807 16.5

Jacquie Bruell 1999-01 45 48-127 .378 0-0 .000 37-74 .500 71 26 39 133 2.6

Sherry Bryan 1984-86 47 374-N/A N/A N/A N/A 179-222 .806 N/A N/A N/A 927 19.7

Kiley Bugaieski 2010-Pres. 49 71-224 .317 45-136 .331 29-39 .744 83 38 25 216 4.4

Lisa Byard 2008-12 100 333-752 .443 0-0 .000 310-470 .660 701 79 62 976 9.8

Heather Chorney 2000-01 25 21-87 .241 1-6 .167 22-46 .478 54 39 41 65 2.6

Melissa Clements 2011-Pres. 24 17-52 .327 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 53 1 4 36 1.5

Gina Clifford 1992-93 20 10-48 .210 0-0 .000 15-23 .650 20 22 11 35 1.8

Caitlin Closner 2009-10 9 12-22 .545 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 31 7 2 24 2.7

Susan Collster 1999-00 10 3-7 .429 0-0 .000 5-9 .556 5 0 1 11 1.1

Suzanne Colorado 2002-03 8 13-26 .500 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 13 2 3 29 3.6

Debbie Confer 1987-88 22 37-100 .370 0-0 .000 26-42 .620 74 N/A N/A 100 3.4

Anita Conrad* 1980-84 N/A 59-122 .480 0-0 .000 27-38 .710 95 N/A N/A 145 N/A

Amy Coulter 1997-01 79 132-294 .449 0-1 .000 50-86 .581 281 17 35 314 4.0

Diana Crowell* 1980-84 N/A 97-295 .340 0-0 .000 54-82 .667 118 N/A N/A 248 N/A

Lindsey Crum 2008-09 25 140-324 .432 39-109 .358 85-120 .708 115 56 30 404 16.2

Colleen Dabbert 1988-89 7 6-12 .500 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 1 1 N/A 15 2.1

Mindy Daily 2000-04 99 199-509 .391 22-83 .265 73-104 .702 254 65 49 493 5.0

Stef Dalenberg 1997-01 97 161-509 .316 20-97 .206 91-142 .641 198 177 175 433 4.5

Sarah Deakin 2002-06 106 394-925 .426 1-15 .067 216-322 .671 478 336 306 1,005 9.5

Dedrah Dismore 1988-89 27 105-264 .398 0-0 .000 63-85 .741 214 43 N/A 273 10.1

Heather Dobey 2004-05 1 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 2 0 2 2.0

Jami Doggett 1996-97 13 10-25 .400 0-0 .000 6-9 .667 8 4 2 26 2.0

Amy Douglas 2000-01 7 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 3 0 2 1 0.1

Katie Douglas 2004-05 13 3-19 .158 1-9 .111 1-3 .333 8 2 2 8 0.6

Kim Downs 2005-09 77 78-218 .358 0-13 .000 59-121 .488 261 197 128 215 2.8

Kelly Ducat 1988-92 104 372-864 .431 0-0 .000 136-212 .642 607 139 N/A 880 8.5

Kelli Dunne 2011-12 7 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 16 3 1 12 1.7

Ann Edens 2002-04 38 20-75 .267 14-51 .275 4-5 .800 18 11 16 58 1.5

Caty Eeten 2010-Pres. 43 290-617 .470 24-79 .304 291-355 .820 287 161 74 895 20.8

Carrie Eisenbarth 1999-03 97 392-864 .454 0-1 .000 244-365 .668 803 74 142 1,028 10.6

Kourtney Ewald 2011-Pres. 17 11-40 .275 3-14 .214 10-14 .714 19 13 2 35 2.1

Remy Finch 1992-94 30 4-42 .095 0-2 .000 1-3 .333 20 14 2 9 0.3

Nicole Fisher 2004-08 101 512-1,012 .506 0-6 .000 362-528 .686 892 128 115 1,386 13.7

Jaquie Flanagan 2009-12 51 135-359 .376 29-113 .257 20-31 .645 143 64 56 319 6.3

Janet Fletcher 1995-96 24 84-208 .404 6-23 .261 28-51 .549 65 63 60 202 8.4

Cathee Formhals 1989-91 36 42-103 .408 0-0 .000 26-48 .540 103 8 N/A 110 3.1

Katie Fraher 2001-02 8 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 4 0 0 5 0.6

Jena Frank 1993-97 93 186-417 .446 5-16 .313 103-141 .730 363 115 138 480 5.2

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Danielle Funderburk 1995-99 71 257-545 .472 4-7 .571 164-255 .643 449 99 73 682 9.6

Brittany Gardner 2004-08 103 388-1,184 .328 195-623 .313 104-150 .693 231 206 111 1,075 10.4

Kristen Garst 2009-11 27 73-155 .471 8-20 .400 20-31 .645 67 53 17 174 6.4

Lisa Ghighi 2006-08 32 39-107 .364 1-8 .125 10-23 .435 89 35 22 89 2.8

Dannette Gilmore* 1984-88 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 908 N/A

Sarah Gohl 1994-98 97 123-366 .336 10-39 .256 44-64 .688 161 266 140 300 3.1

Elizabeth Greger 2008-12 39 51-133 .383 2-17 .118 38-55 .691 106 19 22 142 3.6

Sara Hamilton 2010-12 50 176-468 .376 53-169 .314 58-83 .699 338 135 71 463 9.3

Molly Hardesty 2002-06 106 248-675 .367 97-308 .315 76-116 .655 291 415 244 669 6.3

Alison Heinecke 1996-98 34 21-48 .438 0-0 .000 8-11 .727 51 7 5 50 1.5

Amy Heller 1986-89 77 436-1,080 .404 10-23 .435 134-210 .638 259 N/A N/A 1,020 13.2

Alyssa Heyl 2007-08 7 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 3 0 0 0 0.0

Lindsey Hinshaw 2009-11 21 18-50 .360 0-0 .000 6-12 .500 58 11 12 42 2.0

Britny Hoag 2011-12 1 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 1 1 0 0.0

Linda Hocker* 1981-85 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 527 N/A

Kim Holdenrid 2003-07 100 66-245 .269 19-91 .208 30-53 .566 212 121 64 181 1.8

Sarah Holdenrid 2007-09 47 24-95 .253 1-13 .077 21-33 .636 122 35 13 70 1.5

Aleshia Hummel 1998-02 80 34-96 .354 2-5 .400 31-74 .419 109 58 39 101 1.3

Cayci Johnson 1997-98 12 4-15 .267 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 11 6 2 11 0.9

Wendy Johnson* 1982-85 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 161 N/A

Debbie Kessinger 1990-92 53 181-478 .379 9-27 .333 58-110 .527 181 241 N/A 447 8.4

Kris Kistler 1992-96 101 285-637 .447 0-1 .000 111-155 .716 391 153 106 681 6.7

Chantaivia Knight 2008-10 50 205-453 .453 0-0 .000 82-152 .539 428 36 48 492 9.8

Jeni LaFoy* 1987-90 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Shelly Lange* 1982-86 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Natalie Lardi 2004-05 16 5-23 .217 1-3 .333 3-5 .600 15 7 4 14 0.9

Erin Larson 1990-91 28 60-249 .241 0-0 .000 39-68 .574 125 7 N/A 159 5.7

Jami Larson 1989-93 100 454-1,034 .439 26-64 .406 184-269 .684 391 321 N/A 1,128 11.3

Mary Lauwerens* 1987-90 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Amy LeMaster 1994-96 45 52-173 .301 18-51 .353 11-13 .846 62 32 31 133 3.0

Tammy Lind 1992-93 13 10-23 .435 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 26 2 5 25 1.9

Shelly Lindsey 1992-96 84 56-166 .337 0-8 .000 51-75 .680 127 166 87 163 1.9

Jamie Luecke 1998-99 10 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 3-14 .214 3 1 3 11 1.1

Joni Magnussen 1991-92 20 12-31 .387 0-0 .000 18-27 .667 31 12 N/A 42 2.1

Lucy Mansfi eld 1999-01 36 28-87 .322 16-40 .400 12-21 .571 29 19 5 84 2.3

Laurie Martin* 1987-90 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Jill McGinnis 1991-95 104 584-1,344 .435 1-3 .333 222-306 .725 890 91 N/A 1,391 13.8

Kris Meznarich 1984-85 21 96-219 .438 0-0 .000 14-49 .286 159 N/A N/A 206 9.8

Tracy Miller* 1981-85 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Megan Mirocha 2005-06 26 25-64 .391 1-8 .125 21-34 .618 24 18 7 72 2.8

Michelle Myers 1993-97 102 403-1,044 .386 9-45 .200 288-418 .689 481 278 188 1,103 10.8

Shelby Naab 2005-08 71 146-431 .339 9-48 .188 117-216 .542 248 73 76 418 5.9

Kelly Naborowski 2006-07 13 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 4 2 0 1 0.1

Courtney Neff 2005-06 20 18-63 .286 0-0 .000 13-20 .650 34 3 9 49 2.5

Janelle Olson 1988-89 8 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 8-11 .735 16 1 N/A 16 2.0

Deb Owen* 1981-85 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 583 N/A N/A N/A N/A

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Rachel Parnau 2008-10 8 9-15 .600 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 7 5 2 18 2.3

Brandi Payne 2006-08 41 98-250 .392 0-1 .000 65-93 .699 227 65 36 261 6.4

Mandy Payne 1998-01 33 14-45 .311 2-4 .500 9-13 .692 10 7 12 39 1.2

Tracy Pearson 2002-03 2 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0.0

Kristy Peterson 1988-89 11 3-16 .188 0-0 .000 2-2 .000 5 4 N/A 8 0.7

Jill Pfeifer* 1984-87 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Sam Poterek 2004-05 9 5-8 .625 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 15 2 4 10 1.1

Laura Quick* 1985-86 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Liz Rassi 2009-11 35 18-74 .243 4-20 .200 10-21 .476 48 21 11 50 1.4

Terese Raum 1988-92 100 418-952 .439 2-6 .333 197-298 .661 523 175 N/A 1,035 10.4

Jessica Reardon 2001-05 105 517-944 .548 0-3 .000 449-540 .831 565 308 198 1,483 14.1

Heidi Reiners 1998-00 49 150-464 .323 6-28 .214 55-90 .611 144 60 63 361 7.4

Tina Rich 1983-84 23 70-147 .476 0-0 .000 10-28 .357 166 N/A N/A 150 6.5

Stacey Roberts 1996-99 73 60-161 .373 1-2 .500 35-62 .565 129 86 48 156 2.1

Kris Roan 2002-03 10 6-10 .600 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 11 3 3 13 1.3

Nicole Ropp 2007-08 25 44-154 .286 14-57 .246 25-50 .500 61 14 21 127 5.1

Eileen Ruby 1989-90 21 20-48 .417 0-0 .000 9-23 .391 44 13 N/A 49 2.3

Melissa Runge 2006-07 21 16-44 .364 0-0 .000 8-14 .571 48 10 2 40 1.9

Autumn Ryney 1999-00 23 66-135 .489 0-0 .000 36-53 .679 102 19 42 168 7.3

Jennifer Salmon 1999-03 57 22-76 .289 0-1 .000 6-18 .333 85 9 9 50 0.9

Gena Schafer* 1981-85 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Denise Schantz 1988-90 23 16-46 .348 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 33 21 N/A 34 1.5

Amanda Schreck 2010-Pres. 38 31-113 .274 23-78 .295 14-23 .609 49 32 22 99 2.6

Wendy Schmaedeke 1995-99 83 123-356 .346 45-114 .395 27-38 .711 118 71 43 318 3.8

Lynne Schulz* 1985-86 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Lauren Schwanke 2010-11 16 8-33 .242 0-2 .000 1-6 .167 40 5 5 17 1.1

Ashley Segerstrom 2011-12 6 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-1 1.000 1 0 1 1 0.2

Kim Selk 1991-92 20 21-55 .382 0-0 .000 6-11 .545 42 6 N/A 48 2.4

Tina Sharp 1992-96 102 412-1,146 .360 2-7 .286 297-393 .756 627 98 164 1,123 11.0

Monica Shelby 1983-84 20 26-69 .377 0-0 .000 15-23 .652 30 N/A N/A 67 3.3

Candace Sheley 2001-02 11 23-75 .307 5-20 .250 7-11 .636 27 27 16 58 5.3

Amber Shelley 2001-04 76 60-186 .323 18-45 .400 24-38 .632 100 109 37 162 2.1

Allison Shelton 2009-10 17 55-94 .585 0-0 .000 22-38 .579 63 59 19 132 7.8

Kelsey Shoemake 2011-Pres. 15 13-29 .448 0-0 .000 10-16 .625 38 7 4 36 2.4

Mandi Sistek 2003-07 101 192-445 .431 0-1 .000 151-236 .640 410 120 81 535 5.3

Hillary Smith 1998-99 13 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 5 2 0 4 0.3

Kara Smith 1987-90 68 154-431 .357 135-349 .387 43-67 .642 164 N/A N/A 612 9.0

Shiana Smith 2001-02 9 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 0 0 0.0

Heather Skelton 2008-09 16 9-17 .529 0-0 .000 6-7 .857 11 5 2 24 1.5

Lauren Snopek 2008-10 50 185-526 .352 49-157 .312 88-117 .752 139 196 79 507 10.1

Tracy Specketer 2002-04 32 84-289 .291 49-178 .275 31-42 .738 69 45 23 248 7.8

Mollie Springer 2001-03 33 60-144 .417 2-6 .333 13-24 .542 70 26 19 135 4.1

Leesa Stalter 2008-09 24 5-21 .238 0-0 .000 12-27 .444 79 13 6 22 0.9

Samantha Stanley 2001-02 25 40-101 .396 0-0 .000 11-32 .344 74 13 10 91 3.6

Jaylynn Stewart 2011-Pres. 20 63-180 .350 18-55 .327 34-47 .723 82 37 26 178 8.9

Abbi Stuaan 2003-04 5 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 1 0 0 2 0.4

Minda Sylvester 1996-99 75 270-690 .391 2-11 .182 231-318 .726 415 155 173 773 10.3

Sarah Taylor 1994-98 98 491-1,344 .365 121-383 .316 145-226 .642 266 210 191 1,256 12.8

Beth Theobald 2010-11 6 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 4 0 3 2 0.3

Julie Thorsen 1990-91 24 16-40 .400 0-0 .000 6-11 .545 30 8 N/A 3 38 1.6

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Leslye Tuttle* 1984-88 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Molly Vancil 1999-00 9 2-14 .143 0-0 .000 5-6 .833 9 2 3 9 1.0

Karen Vandemore* 1985-88 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Michelle Vaughn 1991-93 34 14-50 .260 0-0 .000 14-23 .609 61 3 N/A 42 1.2

Lanie Viti 2008-12 32 14-49 .286 4-17 .235 8-11 .727 18 9 9 40 1.3

Laura Wagner 1991-95 87 124-307 .404 5-12 .417 52-68 .765 103 52 N/A 313 3.6

Glenda Warmbir 1986-88 45 174-444 .392 0-0 .000 52-79 .658 278 N/A N/A 400 8.9

Stacy Warmbir 1990-91 26 16-48 .333 0-0 .000 3-9 .333 48 8 N/A 35 1.3

Jackie Weber 1991-94 77 68-191 .356 0-0 .000 42-86 .488 252 7 N/A 178 2.3

Erin Webster 1993-94 27 26-77 .338 3-13 .231 9-16 .563 35 35 26 64 2.4

Michelle Weston 1991-95 82 95-229 .415 6-18 .333 44-54 .815 91 52 N/A 238 2.9

Jamie While 1990-94 107 201-523 .384 10-35 .286 148-206 .718 282 352 N/A 562 5.3

Victoria White 2011-Pres. 7 5-12 .417 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 14 1 1 10 1.4

Mindy Whitehouse 1990-94 98 404-1,015 .398 56-175 .320 123-176 .699 309 183 N/A 1,022 10.4

Duranda Whitman 1999-00 3 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 1 2 0.7

Julie Whittenburg 2006-07 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0.0

Keli Wiley 1997-01 95 176-602 .292 16-93 .172 108-150 .720 211 142 88 476 5.0

Bobbi Williams 1987-90 76 315-799 .394 0-0 .000 75-123 .610 515 N/A N/A 707 9.3

Crystal Yance 1990-91 8 5-18 .278 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 15 6 N/A 10 1.3

K.T. Zapushek 2006-08 13 4-12 .333 0-2 .000 3-4 .750 8 3 3 11 0.8

* -- Incomplete statistics from 1984-1987. No individual statistics available prior to 1984.

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1. Jessica Reardon (2001-05) 1,483

2. Jill McGinnis (1991-95) 1,391

3. Nicole Fisher (2004-08) 1,386

4. Sarah Taylor (1994-98) 1,256

5. Jami Larson (1989-93) 1,128

6. Tina Sharp (1992-96) 1,123

7. Michelle Myers (1993-97) 1,103

8. Brittany Gardner (2004-08) 1,075

9. Terese Raum (1988-92) 1,035

10. Carrie Eisenbarth (1999-03) 1,028

11. Mindy Whitehouse (1990-94) 1,022

12. Amy Heller (1986-89) 1,020

13. Sarah Deakin (2002-06) 1,005

14. Lisa Byard (2008-12) 976

15. Sherry Bryan (1984-86) 927

16. Dawn Bradbury (1994-98) 908

Dannette Gilmore (1984-88) 908

18. Caty Eeten (2010-Pres.) 895

19. Kelly Ducat (1988-92) 880

20. Kelli Baumgartner (2000-02) 831

21. Khassandrae Brown (2010-12) 807

22. Minda Sylvester (1996-99) 773

23. Bobbi Williams (1987-90) 707

24. Danielle Funderbunk (1995-99) 682

25. Kris Kistler (1992-96) 681

26. Molly Hardesty (2002-06) 669

27. Raeanne Albin (1998-02) 631

28. Kara Smith (1987-90) 612

29. Jamie While (1990-94) 562

30. Mandi Sistek (2003-07) 535

31. *Linda Hocker (1981-85) 376

32. Lauren Snopek (2008-10) 507

33. Mindy Daily (2000-04) 493

34. Chantaivia Knight (2008-10) 492

35. Jena Frank (1994-98) 480

36. Keli Wiley (1997-01) 476

37. Sara Hamilton (2010-12) 463

38. Debbie Kessinger (1990-92) 447

39. Kelli Adams (2002-05) 441

40. Stef Dalenberg (1997-01) 433

41. Shelby Naab (2005-08) 418

42. Lindsey Crum (2008-09) 404

43. Glenda Warmbir (1986-88) 400

44. Heidi Reiners (1998-00) 361

45. *Mary Lauwerens (1987-90) 321

46. Jaquie Flanagan (2009-12) 319

47. Wendy Schmaedke (1995-99) 318

48. Amy Coulter (1997-01) 314

49. Laura Wagner (1991-95) 313

50. Sarah Gohl (1994-98) 300

51. *Gena Schafer (1981-85) 284

52. Dedrah Dismore (1988-89) 273

53. *Leslye Tuttle (1984-88) 269

54. Brandi Payne (2006-08) 261

55. *Karen Vandemore (1985-88) 260

Joni Magnussen (1991-92) 42

Michelle Vaugh (1991-93) 42

113. Melissa Runge (2006-07) 40

Lanie Viti (2008-12) 40

115. Brandi Payne (2006-08) 39

116. Julie Thorsen (1990-91) 38

117. Melissa Clements (2011-Pres.) 36

Kelsey Shoemake (2011-12) 36

119. Gina Clifford (1992-93) 35

Kourtney Ewald (2011-Pres.) 35

Stacy Warmbir (1990-91) 35

122. Denise Schantz (1988-90) 34

123. Suzanne Colorado (2002-03) 29

124. Kerrie Brayton (1996-97) 26

Jami Dogget (1996-97) 26

126. Tammy Lind (1992-93) 25

127. Caitlin Closner (2009-10) 24

Heather Skelton (2008-09) 24

129. Leesa Stalter (2008-09) 22

130. Rachel Parnau (2008-10) 18

131. Lauren Schwanke (2010-11) 17

132. Janelle Olson (1988-89) 16

133. Colleen Dabbert (1988-89) 15

134. Natalie Lardi (2004-05) 14

135. Kris Roan (2002-03) 13

136. Kelli Dunne (2011-12) 12

137. Susan Collster (1999-00) 11

Cayci Johnson (1997-98) 11

Jamie Luecke (1998-99) 11

K.T. Zapushek (2006-08) 11

141. Sam Poterek (2004-05) 10

Victoria White (2011-Pres.) 10

Crystal Yance (1990-91) 10

144. Remy Finch (1992-94) 9

Molly Vancil (1999-00) 9

146. Katie Douglas (2004-05) 8

Kristy Peterson (1988-89) 8

148. Jessica Alwerdt (1996-97) 6

149. Katie Fraher (2001-02) 5

150. Hillary Smith (1998-99) 4

151. Heather Dobey (2004-05) 2

Abbi Stuaan (2003-04) 2

Beth Theobald (2010-11) 2

Duranda Whitman (1999-00) 2

155. Amy Douglas (2000-01) 1

Kelly Nabrowski (2006-07) 1

Ashley Segerstrom (2011-12) 1

56. *Diana Crowell (1980-84) 248

Tracy Specketer (2002-04) 248

58. *Deb Owen (1981-85) 245

59. Michelle Weston (1991-95) 238

60. *Laurie Martin (1987-90) 223

61. Kiley Bugaieski (2010-Pres.) 216

62. Kim Downs (2005-09) 215

63. Kris Meznarich (1984-85) 206

64. Janet Fletcher (1995-96) 202

65. Kim Holdenrid (2003-07) 181

66. Jaylynn Stewart (2011-Pres.) 178

Jackie Weber (1991-94) 178

68. Kristen Garst (2009-11) 174

69. Autumn Ryney (1999-00) 168

70. *Shelly Lange (1982-86) 167

71. Shelly Lindsey (1992-96) 163

72. Amber Shelley (2001-04) 162

73. *Wendy Johnson (1982-85) 161

74. Jill Bradbury (1995-99) 159

Erin Larson (1990-91) 159

76. Stacey Roberts (1996-99) 156

77. Tina Rich (1983-84) 150

78. *Anita Conrad (1980-84) 145

79. Elizabeth Greger (2008-12) 142

80. Mollie Springer (2001-03) 135

81. Jacquie Bruell (1999-01) 133

Amy LeMaster (1994-96) 133

83. Allison Shelton (2009-10) 132

84. Jenna Brooks (2011-Pres.) 130

85. Nicole Ropp (2007-08) 127

86. Emilee Brown (2010-11) 121

87. Cathee Formhals (1989-91) 110

88. Aleshia Hummel (1998-02) 101

89. Debbie Confer (1987-88) 100

90. Amanda Schreck (2010-Pres.) 99

91. *Jill Pfeifer (1984-87) 93

92. Samantha Stanley (2001-02) 91

93. Lisa Ghighi (2006-08) 89

94. Lucy Mansfi eld (1999-01) 84

95. Megan Mirocha (2005-06) 72

96. Sarah Holdenrid (2007-09) 70

97. Monica Shelby (1983-84) 67

98. Heather Chorney (2000-01) 65

99. Erin Webster (1993-94) 64

100. Ann Edens (2002-04) 58

Candace Sheley (2001-02) 58

102. *Tracy Miller (1981-85) 54

103. Alison Heinecke (1996-98) 50

Liz Rassi (2009-11) 50

Jennifer Salmon (1999-03) 50

106. Courtney Neff (2005-06) 49

Eileen Ruby (1989-90) 49

108. *Jena LaFoy (1987-90) 48

Kim Selk (1991-92) 48

110. Lindsey Hinshaw (2009-11) 42

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1983-84Coach Nancy LaCursia

18-5 Overall8-2 Prairie

H: 7-1 • A: 10-3 • N: 1-1

Date Opponent W-L Score

Monmouth W 67-39

vs. Judson L 45-59

vs. Silver Lake W 86-50

at George Williams L 50-55

MacMurray W 85-27

at Illinois Wesleyan W 74-24

at Anderson W 84-52

at Huntington W 65-57

at Transylvania W 62-46

Iowa Wesleyan W 71-50

Knox W 52-34

at Maryville W 89-35

Principia W 86-61

at Knox W 74-64

Maryville W 75-48

at Greenville L 54-63

at Blackburn W 75-45

at Principia W 60-44

at MacMurray W 92-26

at Trinity Christian W 70-49

Blackburn W 78-44

at Illinois College L 67-68

Greenville L 64-71



H: 10-1 • A: 9-2

George Williams W 60-37

at Mt. St. Joseph W 56-45

at Anderson W 78-66

at Indiana Southeast W 65-58

Blackburn W 75-43


at Greenville W 67-47


at Quincy L 52-67

Principia W 80-53

MacMurray W 90-34

Maryville W 78-62

Greenville W 64-51


Knox W 76-38


National Louis W 68-62

Principia LF

at McKendree W 75-63

at NE Illinois L 47-73



H: 7-0 • A: 10-8 • N: 0-1


at North Central (Ill.) L 72-74

vs. National Louis L 49-59

at Judson W 81-43

at Illinois College W 82-53

at Iowa Wesleyan W 87-62

at Chicago State L 48-57

at Monmouth L 54-55


Olivet Nazarene W 93-34

at Maryville L 64-74

Greenville W 74-56

MacMurray W 63-41


at St. Francis L 58-59


Maryville W 76-60

at McKendree L 61-65



Washington (Mo.) W 76-70

Blackburn W 54-33

at Knox W 57-31

at National Louis L 56-58


McKendree W 61-52

at Quincy L 72-82



H: 9-2 • A: 6-4 • N: 2-2




vs. Moody Bible W 86-75


vs. Beloit W 59-53

vs. Rockford L 54-81

Monmouth W 61-51

at Knox W 46-40

St. Francis L 47-60

Illinois Wesleyan W 61-57

at Washington (Mo.) L 54-67

at Missouri-St. Louis L 59-84

Blackburn W 63-43

Principia W 85-53



MacMurray W 59-50

NE Illinois W 67-55


at Principia L 58-63


Maryville L 56-70

Greenville W 76-66

McKendree W 63-49

at MacMurray L 53-64



H: 6-3 • A: 9-5 • N: 1-1



at St. Francis L 37-73

vs. Judson W 55-53


Illinois College L 48-49

Knox L 58-69

Dominican (Ill.) L 49-56

at Olivet Nazarene W 63-58

at Mundelein L 51-78


MacMurray W 75-62

Blackburn W 60-53


at Teikyo Marycrest L 48-69


Greenville W 72-57

at Monmouth W 59-56



at NE Illinois W 63-54

Principia W 73-52

Maryville W 72-50






H: 8-6 • A: 4-9


Iowa Wesleyan L 39-40

St. Francis L 57-72

at Judson L 40-45

at Moody Bible W 66-22

at Knox L 52-87


at Dominican (Ill.) L 54-92

Olivet Nazarene L 72-84

Aurora W 62-42


at Missouri-St. Louis L 59-79

McKendree L 46-57


Monmouth L 60-68

MacMurray W 90-68


Teikyo Marycrest L 57-65

Principia W 81-49

Maryville W 72-54

Greenville W 60-54

at MacMurray L 73-86

NE Illinois W 79-58


Blackburn W 72-52


at St. Ambrose L 59-94




H: 2-8 • A: 7-8



at Olivet Nazarene L 63-92

at Judson W 58-57


Knox L 50-72

National Louis L 40-64


Illinois College L 59-63

at Lindenwood L 62-63

at Webster W 80-29

Mundelein L 52-58


at Monmouth L 42-60

Greenville L 60-67


Blackburn L 64-70


Trinity Christian L 41-67

Maryville W 62-60


at Aurora W 56-45

MacMurray W 59-36

at Blackburn L 56-63


Principia L 51-55



H: 9-4 • A: 7-8


Cardinal Stritch L 40-56


at Knox L 39-73


at Cornerstone L 48-52

at Judson W 70-39



at Rockford W 62-57


at Lindenwood L 45-64

Illinois Wesleyan L 62-75

RECORDS NOTEGame-by-game results

are available through the

NCAA database and the

Eureka College archives

dating back to the 1983-84

season. Any individuals with

historical information prior

to 1983 are encouraged to

contact the Eureka College

sports information offi ce.

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at Blackburn L 74-80

Concordia (Ill.) W 74-49

at Mundelein W 81-78

MacMurray W 87-56

Monmouth L 68-75

Greenville W 104-51

Principia W 88-55

Aurora W 62-57

Blackburn W 63-53

at Moody Bible L 56-57

McKendree L 72-73



McKendree W 77-72

at Rosary L 42-93

1991-92Coach Sandy Schuster

19-7 OverallH: 10-0 • A: 8-6 • N: 1-1


Trinity W 72-49


Illinois College W 80-54

at Concordia (Ill.) W 83-54


vs. Cornerstone W 77-58

vs. Grace L 74-75

at Brescia L 58-84

at William Woods L 58-74

at Harris-Stowe L 56-77

Blackburn W 55-54


Lindenwood W 63-56

Knox W 71-60

Moody Bible W 85-29

Rockford W 93-52

Judson W 70-57

at Monmouth W 69-67



at Cardinal Stritch L 67-74




Greenville W 94-43


19-7 OverallH: 11-2 • A: 8-5


at Wisconsin-Stout L 71-93

at Grace W 97-88

Trinity Christian W 69-67

Principia W 75-55

MacMurray W 102-61

at Indiana Wesleyan W 62-58

at Mt. Vernon Nazarene L 67-92



at Purdue-Calumet W 90-86

Knox W 78-54

at Judson W 77-61

Monmouth W 90-54

Rockford W 88-45


Missouri Baptist L 70-78

at Aurora L 74-90

at Moody Bible W 83-38

at Trinity L 58-80


McKendree L 68-71




Greenville W 103-58

at Trinity L 58-72


22-5 OverallH: 10-1 • A: 11-4 • N: 1-0


at Ashford W 92-60

at Clarke L 67-75

Illinois Tech W 89-35


Blackburn W 67-45

at Olivet Nazarene W 78-74

vs. Grace W 63-56


Purdue-Calumet W 79-59

Judson W 87-74


Missouri Baptist W 80-70




Ashford W 93-44


at St. Francis W 78-73

Trinity L 56-64

at Rockford W 71-70

at Monmouth W 75-46

at Cornell W 81-54

at Illinois Wesleyan L 59-70


Greenville W 86-75

CCAC Tournament


at Indiana Tech L 60-93


18-9 OverallH: 8-4 • A: 7-3 • N: 3-0


Clarke Tournament (Dubuque, Iowa)

vs. Dubuque W 76-64

at Clarke W 68-63

Illinois Wesleyan L 68-85

at Teikyo Marycrest W 73-69

vs. Northwestern (Wis.) W 79-75


at Judson L 64-87

Maryville W 83-27



Judson W 76-60

at Indiana Tech L 51-74

Monmouth W 70-54

at Illinois Tech W 67-35


Indiana Tech L 56-70


McKendree L 61-74

MacMurray L 68-71

Cornell W 84-40


Rockford W 95-59

at Knox W 66-61

Michigan-Dearborn W 78-76

at Trinity W 86-75


17-8 OverallH: 8-3 • A: 9-3 • N: 1-1


vs. Concordia (Wis.) W 87-55

at Carroll L 50-60


Clarke L 60-77

vs. Missouri Baptist L 72-83

at Teikyo Marycrest W 70-69

at Elmhurst W 71-68

Westminster W 80-65

Blackburn W 77-54


Knox W 74-59

at Rockford W 81-59

North Central (Ill.) L 58-59



Illinois-Springfi eld W 69-61


at Monmouth L 80-88

Illinois Tech W 73-37

at Cornell W 85-64

at Augustana L 59-70

Olivet Nazarene L 69-72


Greenville W 88-58

Webster W 99-46


11-14 Overall4-6 NIIC (4th of 6)

H: 6-6 • A: 4-7 • N: 1-1


Carroll Tournament (Waukesha, Wis.)

N 22 vs. Manchester L 74-75

N 23 at Carroll W 75-65

N 26 Elmhurst W 75-73

D 3 at Blackburn L 60-73

D 5 MacMurray W 63-49

OVERTIME GAMESSince 1983-8411-7 Overall

H: 8-3 • A: 4-3 • N: 0-1

Date Opponent Result

90-91 McKendree W, 77-72

91-92 Lindenwood W, 63-56

92-93 at Purdue-Calumet W, 90-86

95-96 at Illinois Wesleyan W, 96-84

1-11-97 Benedictine L, 65-68

2-14-98 Benedictine W, 85-76

11-20-99 vs. North Park L, 69-79

2-20-01 Clarke W, 70-68

12-1-01 vs. Asbury L, 91-92

12-7-02 Blackburn W, 71-69

1-15-05 at Benedictine L, 66-67

2-10-05 Aurora L, 46-47

2-15-05 at Aurora W, 50-49

2-23-05 Benedictine W, 70-65

12-8-05 Knox W, 66-60

1-20-07 Greenville W, 63-59

2-23-08 at Webster L, 68-71

2-16-11 Blackburn L, 66-71

Lakeland Tournament (Sheboygan, Wis.)

D 7 vs. Rockford W 74-40

D 8 at Lakeland L 52-71

D 11 Augustana L 66-70

J 7 DePauw L 46-74

J 9 at North Central (Ill.) L 62-88

J 11 Benedictine L 65-68

J 14 at Trinity International L 60-63

J 21 Concordia (Ill.) W 81-73

J 25 Aurora L 55-59

J 28 at Rockford W 76-38

J 30 Monmouth W 76-71

F 1 Clarke L 75-85

F 4 at Benedictine L 53-57

F 8 Trinity International L 85-88

F 11 at Greenville W 65-62

F 13 Illinois Wesleyan W 83-72

F 15 at Concordia (Ill.) W 59-44

F 18 at Aurora L 62-100

F 22 Rockford W 67-40

F 25 at Clarke L 63-71


15-9 Overall6-4 NIIC (3rd of 6)

H: 8-2 • A: 6-4 • N: 1-3



N 21 vs. North Park L 75-87

N 22 vs. North Central (Ill.) L 41-76

N 25 at Elmhurst W 69-66

D 2 Blackburn W 70-64

D 4 at Augustana L 46-63

D 9 at Knox W 56-44

DePauw Tournament (Greencastle, Ind.)

D 12 vs. Kalamazoo L 62-73

D 13 vs. Dominican (Ill.) W 57-53

J 9 Rose-Hulman W 75-39


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J 15 Illinois College W 70-54

J 17 Clarke W 54-52

J 21 at Concordia (Ill.) W 72-57

J 24 at Benedictine L 57-65

J 28 Aurora L 70-76

J 31 at Rockford W 74-39

F 3 at Monmouth W 58-53

F 5 North Central (Ill.) L 51-62


F 11 Concordia (Ill.) W 69-55

F 14 Benedictine W 85-76


F 21 Rockford W 68-38

F 24 at Illinois Wesleyan W 69-61



H: 5-6 • A: 5-7 • N: 2-1



N 20 at Carroll W 68-63

N 21 vs. North Park W 77-66

N 24 Elmhurst L 52-54

D 1 at Blackburn W 68-47

Greenville Tournament (Greenville, Ill.)

D 4 vs. Harris-Stowe L 49-59

D 5 vs. Lincoln Christian W 78-59

D 8 Illinois Wesleyan L 69-91

D 10 at Illinois College L 55-80

D 12 Monmouth L 62-70

J 9 at Dominican (Ill.) W 59-54

J 12 Knox W 61-48

J 16 Rockford W 80-67


J 23 at Clarke L 66-78

J 26 Aurora W 62-52

J 27 at Rose-Hulman W 57-41


F 3 Augustana L 50-54

F 6 at Rockford L 53-61


F 11 at Trinity International L 67-71

F 13 Clarke L 44-56


F 20 Benedictine L 54-66

NIIC Tournament




6-19 Overall3-7 NIIC

H: 3-6 • A: 2-9 • N: 0-4



N 19 vs. Concordia (Wis.) L 55-65

N 20 vs. North Park L 69-79

N 23 at Elmhurst L 47-63

N 30 Blackburn W 72-64

North Central Tournament (Naperville, Ill.)

D 3 vs. Franklin L 47-63

D 4 vs. Greenville L 51-68

D 9 Webster L 65-71

D 11 at Monmouth L 53-77

J 6 at Knox W 53-52

J 8 Dominican (Ill.) L 47-66

J 10 at Westminster L 61-76

J 13 Lincoln Christian W 83-24

J 15 at Rockford L 57-61


J 22 Clarke L 35-54

J 25 at Aurora L 63-74

J 29 Benedictine W 78-74

J 31 Fontbonne L 56-61

F 3 at Illinois Wesleyan L 52-71

F 5 Rockford L 45-72



F 15 Aurora L 52-68


NIIC Tournament




H: 5-7 • A: 1-11 • N: 0-1



N 17 at Carroll L 48-87

N 18 vs. Concordia (Wis.) L 53-79

N 21 Elmhurst W 61-49

N 28 at Blackburn L 64-84

N 30 Monmouth L 59-70


D 8 at Fontbonne L 50-82

D 9 at Webster L 77-93


J 6 at Greenville L 66-75

J 7 Illinois College L 59-68

J 9 Dominican (Ill.) L 52-53

J 11 Alverno W 52-37



J 20 Aurora L 42-65



F 3 at Dominican (Ill.) L 70-73


F 8 Knox W 68-58



F 17 Benedictine L 70-78

F 20 Clarke W 70-68



H: 3-9 • A: 5-5 • N: 0-3


Elmhurst Tournament (Elmhurst, Ill.)


N 17 vs. Alma L 60-75

N 20 at Alverno W 63-51

N 27 at Monmouth W 66-65

Greenville Tournament (Greenville, Ill.)

N 30 vs. Carthage (Wis.) L 54-71

D 1 vs. Asbury L 91-92


EC Classic (Reagan Center)

D 7 Blackburn L 60-68

D 8 Fontbonne L 49-59

D 12 Knox W 60-50

D 15 Greenville L 52-69

J 5 Westminster L 47-64


J 12 Rockford L 61-80




J 26 Clarke L 51-67

F 2 Dominican (Ill.) W 54-49


F 7 at Knox L 63-65


F 12 Aurora L 43-53





H: 10-3 • A: 5-7 • N: 1-0




N 23 vs. Edgewood W 60-59

N 26 at Blackburn W 71-59




D 10 at Illinois Wesleyan L 58-77

D 14 at Rockford L 66-74

D 15 Monmouth W 54-48

D 29 at MSOE W 68-59


J 7 Aurora L 68-74



J 15 at Clarke W 75-55

J 18 Alverno W 83-30

J 21 Dominican (Ill.) W 80-52





F 8 Clarke W 62-26

F 10 at Knox W 46-45

F 13 Lincoln Christian W 91-65

F 15 at Dominican (Ill.) L 55-71

NIIC Tournament





H: 8-5 • A: 5-7 • N: 0-1




N 22 vs. Defi ance L 52-69

N 25 at Blackburn W 63-61

D 2 at Lincoln Christian W 57-39



D 6 MacMuray W 58-38

D 9 Illinois Wesleyan W 55-50

D 11 Knox L 46-50


J 3 MSOE L 70-71


J 8 Alverno W 63-42




J 21 Clarke L 54-55

J 24 STL Pharmacy W 74-55

J 28 at Dominican (Ill.) L 59-72


F 3 Concordia (Ill.) L 62-64

F 7 Aurora W 56-51



F 16 at Knox W 58-51


NIIC Tournament




H: 12-2 • A: 8-4 • N: 1-1



N 19 vs. Grinnell L 70-73

N 20 vs. MacMurray W 101-61

N 23 Blackburn W 68-52

N 30 at Knox W 58-48



D 4 Greenville W 68-56

D 7 at Illinois Wesleyan L 49-70

D 9 Lincoln Christian W 83-54

D 17 Monmouth W 66-61

J 4 at MSOE W 64-59

J 5 at Alverno W 55-51


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F 6 Webster L 69-80

F 11 at Principia W 72-63

F 13 at Spalding L 51-65


F 20 Westminster L 47-65

F 23 at Greenville L 55-56

2010-11Coach Taren Martin

9-15 Overall5-11 SLIAC (T-6th of 9)

H: 4-7 • A: 5-8


N 18 at Knox L 40-79

N 20 MSOE L 55-69

N 23 Concordia (Ill.) W 58-51

N 30 Principia W 69-60

D 4 at Webster L 29-69

D 16 at RMU-Springfi eld L 56-88

D 18 at Illinois-Springfi eld L 70-87

D 20 at Mount Mary W 92-73

J 4 at Fontbonne L 58-71



J 12 at Spalding L 57-82

J 15 MacMurray W 75-57

J 20 Lincoln Christian W 114-29

J 22 at Blackburn WF 72-80

J 26 Spalding L 39-92

J 29 Webster L 54-70

F 5 Fontbonne L 64-70

F 9 at Lincoln Christian W 97-27

F 12 at Principia W 77-68

F 14 Greenville L 73-86

F 16 Blackburn L 66-71

F 19 at Westminster L 57-85

F 22 at MacMurray W 82-74

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT APPEARANCESExclusive Division III era

Since 1996-97Round Opponent Result

1999 NIIC Tournament

QF Concordia (Ill.) W, 53-42

SF at Clarke L, 57-63


QF Dominican (Ill.) W, 59-53

SF at Aurora L, 62-69


QF at Aurora L, 40-57


QF Dominican (Ill.) W, 79-50

SF Benedictine W, 70-65

C at Rockford L, 46-81


QF at Aurora L, 61-69

2012 SLIAC Tournament

SF vs. Fontbonne W, 63-56

C at Westminster L, 54-60

J 8 Concordia (Ill.) L 49-60




J 24 Knox W 52-44

J 26 at Clarke W 73-55

J 29 at STL Pharmacy W 68-33




F 10 Aurora L 46-47


F 15 at Aurora W 50-49

F 19 Clarke W 65-57

NIIC Tournament






H: 10-3 • A: 4-7 • N: 1-1



N 18 vs. Marian (Wis.) L 54-66

N 19 vs. MacMurray W 59-58

N 22 at Lincoln Christian W 71-62

N 29 Illinois Wesleyan L 46-74




D 6 at Greenville W 66-52

D 8 Knox W 66-60

D 15 Alverno W 71-45

D 16 MSOE W 62-49

J 3 at Monmouth L 36-81

J 4 at Knox W 68-44






J 26 Marian (Wis.) W 60-49

J 30 at MacMurray W 56-48

F 1 STL Pharmacy W 64-49


F 7 Aurora W 58-56

F 11 Clarke W 71-63


F 18 at Concordia (Ill.) L 52-71

NIIC Tournament



11-13 Overall10-8 SLIAC

H: 8-4 • A: 3-8 • N: 0-1




N 18 vs. Johnson & Wales L 42-54

N 21 Knox W 72-58

N 28 at Illinois Wesleyan L 50-86


D 2 MSOE L 41-52


D 13 at Fontbonne L 64-72

J 3 Monmouth L 52-70

J 6 Maryville L 35-87

J 9 at Lincoln Christian W 54-38

J 12 at Webster W 65-59



J 20 Greenville W 63-59

J 23 at Principia L 64-75


J 30 at Blackburn L 60-69


F 3 at Maryville L 58-95


F 9 Webster W 53-47

F 10 Westminster W 53-44


F 20 Principia W 62-54

2007-08Coach Abby Hearn


H: 4-7 • A: 3-10 • N: 0-1



N 16 at Carroll L 46-83

N 17 vs. S’western (Texas) L 39-64

N 20 at Illinois Wesleyan 40-90


N 30 Dubuque L 64-72

D 5 Blackburn L 60-65

D 8 Principia W 68-43


D 14 at Knox L 47-53

J 5 at Maryville L 50-82

J 7 RMU-Springfi eld L 58-66




J 19 Webster W 55-44

J 23 Greenville L 58-60

J 26 at Principia W 45-39


F 2 Maryville L 55-82

F 6 at Blackburn L 70-72

F 9 at Fontbonne L 51-63

F 13 MacMurray W 65-59

F 16 Westminster L 55-61


F 23 at Webster L 68-71




H: 3-10 • A: 2-10


N 18 Monmouth L 53-60

N 26 at Concordia (Ill.) L 56-71

N 29 at Mount Mary L 70-76



D 5 RMU-Springfi eld L 50-86

D 6 Carthage (Wis.) L 50-61

D 9 Fontbonne W 69-52

D 21 at Dominican (Ill.) L 53-75

J 3 at Maryville L 56-91

J 5 Knox L 71-76


J 10 Principia L 59-69

J 17 at Webster L 64-75





F 4 Webster L 42-65

F 7 at Principia L 59-62



F 14 Maryville L 56-75

F 19 at Lincoln Christian W 54-47


F 24 MacMurray W 76-55



H: 3-9 • A: 3-10


N 20 at Mount Mary W 77-40

N 21 at MSOE L 46-66

N 25 at Monmouth L 47-75

D 2 at MacMurray L 50-57


D 4 Mount Mary W 79-21

D 5 RMU-Springfi eld L 61-75


D 15 Knox L 79-86

D 19 at Dominican (Ill.) L 61-75


J 6 at Webster L 49-70

J 9 Spalding L 62-77




J 23 Principia L 70-76

J 27 MacMurray L 75-86




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21-5 Overall13-3 SLIAC (T-2nd of 9)

H: 10-2 • A: 9-2 • N: 2-1


N 15 RMU-Springfi eld W 74-65

N 17 Knox W 117-98

N 22 at Concordia (Ill.) W 80-57

N 30 Greenville W 83-73

D 3 Principia L 58-68

D 7 at Lincoln Christian W 99-44

D 17 Silver Lake W 76-34

D3Hoops.com Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)

D 27 vs. Concordia (Wis.) W 63-52

D 29 vs. Simpson L 70-94

J 4 at Spalding W 71-58


J 10 Webster W 81-62

J 14 at Fontbonne W 79-63

J 16 Spalding W 82-69

J 18 at Blackburn W 88-66

J 21 at Principia W 83-44


J 28 at Greenville W 74-65

F 1 Blackburn W 73-50

F 4 at Webster W 81-65


F 11 Fontbonne W 82-80



SLIAC Tournament (Fulton, Mo.)

F 24 vs. Fontbonne W 63-56


Year Record Conference Home Away Neutral Head Coach

1975-76 2-11 --- --- --- --- Beth Verner

1976-77 6-9 --- --- --- --- Colleen Dempsey

1977-78 8-10 --- --- --- --- Colleen Dempsey

1978-79 4-10 --- --- --- --- Bonita Howard

1979-80 2-9 --- --- --- --- Unknown

1980-81 7-17 --- --- --- --- Judy Johnson

1981-82 8-14 --- --- --- --- Judy Johnson

1982-83 15-7 --- --- --- --- Nancy LaCursia

1983-84 18-5 8-2 PCC 7-1 10-3 1-1 Nancy LaCursia

1984-85 19-3 10-0 PCC 10-1 9-2 --- Nancy LaCursia







1991-92 19-7 --- 10-0 8-6 1-1 Sandy Schuster

1992-93 19-7 --- 11-2 8-5 --- Sandy Schuster

1993-94 22-5 --- 10-1 11-4 1-0 Sandy Schuster

1994-95 18-9 --- 8-4 7-3 3-0 Sandy Schuster

1995-96 17-8 --- 8-3 9-3 1-1 Sandy Schuster

1996-97 11-14 4-6 NIIC 6-6 4-7 1-1 Sandy Schuster










2006-07 11-13 10-8 SLIAC 8-4 3-8 0-1 Sandy Schuster

2007-08 7-18 5-11 SLIAC 4-7 3-10 0-1 Abby Hearn

2008-09 5-20 3-13 SLIAC 3-10 2-10 --- Abby Hearn

2009-10 6-19 2-14 SLIAC 3-9 3-10 --- Abby Hearn

2010-11 9-15 5-11 SLIAC 4-7 5-8 --- Taren Martin

2011-12 21-5 13-3 SLIAC 10-2 9-2 2-1 Taren Martin

HEAD COACHING HISTORY Seasons Head Coach Record

1975-76 Beth Verner 2-11

1976-78 Colleen Dempsey 14-19

1978-79 Bonita Howard 4-10

1979-80 Unknown 2-9

1980-82 Judy Johnson 15-31

1982-91 Nancy LaCursia 141-84

1991-07 Sandy Schuster 229-182

2007-10 Abby Hearn 18-57

2010-Pres. Taren Martin 30-20

Totals 455-423


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ALMA0-1 Overall

N: 0-1

Date Location W-L Score

11-17-01 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 60-75

ALVERNO6-0 Overall

H: 4-0 • A: 2-0


1-11-01 Eureka W 52-37

11-20-01 Milwaukee W 63-51

1-18-03 Eureka W 83-30

1-8-04 Eureka W 63-42

1-5-05 Milwaukee W 55-51

12-15-05 Eureka W 71-45

ANDERSON2-0 Overall

A: 2-0


83-84 Anderson W 84-52

84-85 Anderson W 78-66

ASBURY0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


12-1-01 *Greenville, Ill. L 91-92

ASHFORD2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0


93-94 Clinton W 92-60

93-94 Eureka W 93-44

AUGUSTANA0-4 Overall

H: 0-2 • A: 0-2


95-96 Rock Island L 59-70

12-11-96 Eureka L 66-70

12-4-97 Rock Island L 46-63

2-3-99 Eureka L 50-54

AURORA7-20 Overall

H: 5-7 • A: 2-13


88-89 Eureka W 62-42

89-90 Aurora W 56-45

90-91 Eureka W 62-57

92-93 Aurora L 74-90

1-25-97 Eureka L 55-59

2-18-97 Aurora L 62-100

1-28-98 Eureka L 70-76

2-18-98 Aurora L 70-88

1-26-99 Eureka W 62-52

2-16-99 Aurora L 58-80

1-25-00 Aurora L 63-74

2-12-00 Eureka L 43-53

1-20-01 Eureka L 42-65

2-13-01 Aurora L 53-83

1-19-02 Aurora L 44-75

2-12-02 Eureka L 43-53

1-7-03 Eureka L 68-74

2-1-03 Aurora L 57-59

2-19-03 Aurora L 62-69

1-13-04 Aurora L 45-75

2-7-04 Eureka W 56-51

2-19-04 Aurora L 40-57

2-10-05 Eureka L 46-47

2-15-05 Aurora W 50-49

1-17-06 Aurora L 65-75

2-7-06 Eureka W 58-56

2-21-06 Aurora L 61-69

BELOIT1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


86-87 *Elgin, Ill. W 59-53

BENEDICTINE5-16 Overall

H: 5-6 • A: 0-10


1-11-97 Eureka L 65-68

2-4-97 Lisle L 53-57

1-24-98 Lisle L 57-65

2-14-98 Eureka W 85-76

1-30-99 Lisle L 55-83

2-20-99 Eureka L 54-66

1-29-00 Eureka W 78-74

2-16-00 Lisle L 54-72

1-23-01 Lisle L 65-94

2-17-01 Eureka L 70-78

1-22-02 Eureka L 64-73

2-16-02 Lisle L 54-72

1-11-03 Lisle L 57-69

2-4-03 Eureka W 68-60

1-17-04 Eureka L 52-59

2-10-04 Lisle L 67-77

1-15-05 Lisle L 66-67

2-8-05 Eureka W 64-50

2-23-05 Eureka W 70-65

1-14-06 Eureka L 52-70

2-4-06 Lisle L 52-70

BLACKBURN33-14 Overall

H: 19-6 • A: 14-8


83-84 Carlinville W 75-45

83-84 Eureka W 78-44

84-85 Eureka W 75-43



85-86 Eureka W 54-33

86-87 Eureka W 63-43


87-88 Eureka W 60-53



88-89 Eureka W 72-52

89-90 Eureka L 64-70

89-90 Carlinville L 56-63

90-91 Carlinville L 74-80

90-91 Eureka W 63-53


91-92 Eureka W 55-54


93-94 Eureka W 67-45


95-96 Eureka W 77-54

12-3-96 Carlinville L 60-73

12-2-97 Eureka W 70-64

12-1-98 Carlinville W 68-47

11-30-99 Eureka W 72-64


12-7-01 Eureka L 60-68


12-7-02 Eureka W 71-69


12-5-03 Eureka W 77-65

11-23-04 Eureka W 68-52

12-3-04 Eureka W 54-44

12-3-05 Eureka W 67-46

12-6-06 Eureka W 53-47


12-5-07 Eureka L 60-65



2-11-09 Eureka L 57-60


2-3-10 Eureka L 58-74

122-11 Carlinville WF 72-80

2-16-11 Eureka L 66-71


2-1-12 Eureka W 73-50

BRESCIA0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


91-92 Owensboro L 58-84

CARDINAL STRITCH0-2 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-1


90-91 Eureka L 40-56

91-92 Milwaukee L 67-74

CARROLL2-3 Overall

A: 2-3


95-96 Waukesha L 50-60

11-23-96 Waukesha W 75-65

11-20-98 Waukesha W 68-63

11-17-00 Waukesha L 48-87

11-16-07 Waukesha L 46-83

CARTHAGE (Wis.)0-2 Overall

H: 0-1 • N: 0-1



12-6-08 Eureka L 50-61

CHICAGO STATE0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


85-86 Chicago L 48-57

CLARKE8-16 Overall

H: 5-6 • A: 3-10


93-94 Dubuque L 67-75

94-95 Dubuque W 68-63

95-96 Eureka L 60-77

2-1-97 Eureka L 75-85

2-25-97 Dubuque L 63-71

1-17-98 Eureka W 54-52

2-7-98 Dubuque L 55-78

1-23-99 Dubuque L 66-78

2-13-99 Eureka L 44-56

2-25-99 Dubuque L 57-63

1-22-00 Eureka L 35-54

2-19-00 Dubuque L 54-64

1-27-01 Dubuque L 53-66

2-20-01 Eureka W 70-68

1-26-02 Eureka L 51-67

2-19-02 Dubuque L 54-64

1-15-03 Dubuque W 75-55

2-8-03 Eureka W 62-26

1-21-04 Eureka L 54-55

2-13-04 Dubuque L 56-58

1-26-05 Dubuque W 73-55

2-19-05 Eureka W 65-57

1-21-06 Dubuque L 41-57

2-11-06 Eureka W 71-63

CONCORDIA (Ill.)26-4 Overall

H: 13-2 • A: 13-2


90-91 Eureka W 74-49

91-92 River Forest W 83-54

92-93 Eureka W 88-55



95-96 Eureka W 92-63

1-21-97 Eureka W 81-73

2-15-97 River Forest W 59-44


2-11-98 Eureka W 69-55


2-9-99 Eureka W 71-51

2-23-99 Eureka W 53-42

1-18-00 Eureka W 55-40


1-16-01 Eureka W 66-53

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

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2-9-02 Eureka W 63-53

1-4-03 Eureka W 52-29



2-3-04 Eureka L 62-64

1-8-05 Eureka L 49-60


1-7-06 Eureka W 66-64

2-18-06 River Forest L 52-71


11-23-10 Eureka W 58-51


CONCORDIA (Wis.)2-2 Overall

N: 2-2


95-96 *Waukesha, Wis. W 87-55

11-19-99 *Waukesha, Wis. L 55-65

11-18-00 *Waukesha, Wis. L 53-79

12-27-11 *Las Vegas, Nev. W 63-52

CORNELL3-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 2-0


93-94 Mt. Vernon W 81-54

94-95 Eureka W 84-50

95-96 Mt. Vernon W 85-64

CORNERSTONE1-1 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 1-0


90-91 Grand Rapids L 48-52

91-92 *Elgin, Ill. W 77-58

DEFIANCE0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-22-03 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 52-69

DePAUW0-1 Overall

H: 0-1


1-7-97 Eureka L 46-74

DOMINICAN (Ill.)10-10 Overall

H: 6-3 • A: 3-7 • N: 1-0


87-88 Eureka L 49-56

88-89 River Forest L 54-92

90-91 River Forest L 42-93

12-13-97 *Greencastle, Ind. W 57-53


1-8-00 Eureka L 47-66

1-9-01 Eureka L 52-53



2-2-02 Eureka W 54-49

1-21-03 Eureka W 80-52


2-17-03 Eureka W 59-53


2-21-04 Eureka W 82-51


2-5-05 Eureka W 71-61

2-21-05 Eureka W 79-50



DUBUQUE1-1 Overall

H: 0-1 • N: 1-0


94-95 *Dubuque, Iowa W 76-64

11-30-07 Eureka L 64-72

EDGEWOOD1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-23-02 Elmhurst, Ill. W 60-59

ELMHURST6-4 Overall

H: 2-1 • A: 4-3


95-96 Elmhurst W 71-68

11-26-96 Eureka W 75-73

11-25-97 Elmhurst W 69-66

11-24-98 Eureka L 52-54

11-23-99 Elmhurst L 47-63

11-21-00 Eureka W 61-49

11-16-01 Elmhurst W 65-45

11-22-02 Elmhurst L 51-59

11-21-03 Elmhurst W 60-59

11-17-06 Elmhurst L 57-72

FONTBONNE4-13 Overall

H: 2-7 • A: 1-6 • N: 1-0


1-31-00 Eureka L 56-61

12-8-00 St. Louis L 50-82

12-8-01 Eureka L 49-59

1-13-03 Eureka L 49-54

12-13-06 St. Louis L 64-72

1-27-07 Eureka L 59-72

1-9-08 Eureka L 52-68

2-9-08 St. Louis L 51-63

12-9-08 Eureka W 69-52

1-31-09 St. Louis L 57-77

1-2-10 St. Louis L 51-77

1-30-10 Eureka L 51-85

1-4-11 St. Louis L 58-71

2-5-11 Eureka L 64-70

1-14-12 St. Louis W 79-63

2-11-12 Eureka W 82-80

2-24-12 *Fulton, Mo. W 63-56

FRANKLIN0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


12-3-99 *Naperville, Ill. L 47-63

GEORGE WILLIAMS1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1


83-84 Unknown L 50-55

84-85 Eureka W 60-37

GRACE2-1 Overall

A: 1-0 • N: 1-1


91-92 *Elgin, Ill. L 74-75

92-93 Winona Lake W 97-88

93-94 *Palos Heights, Ill. W 63-56

GREENVILLE26-17 Overall

H: 15-7 • A: 11-9 • N: 0-1


83-84 Greenville L 54-63

83-84 Eureka L 64-71

84-85 Greenville W 67-47

84-85 Eureka W 64-51

85-86 Eureka W 74-56



86-87 Eureka W 76-66

87-88 Eureka W 72-57



88-89 Eureka W 60-54

89-90 Eureka L 60-67


90-91 Eureka W 104-51



91-92 Eureka W 94-43


92-93 Eureka W 103-58


93-94 Eureka W 86-75

95-96 Eureka W 88-58

2-11-97 Greenville W 65-62

12-4-99 *Naperville, Ill. L 51-68

1-6-01 Greenville L 66-75

12-15-01 Eureka L 52-69

12-6-02 Eureka L 64-81

12-4-04 Eureka W 68-56

12-2-05 Eureka W 66-57


1-20-07 Eureka W 63-59


1-23-08 Eureka L 58-60


12-3-08 Eureka L 40-47


12-10-09 Eureka W 75-70



2-14-11 Eureka L 73-86

11-30-11 Eureka W 83-73


GRINNELL0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-19-04 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 70-73

HARRIS-STOWE0-2 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 0-1


91-92 St. Louis L 56-77


HUNTINGTON1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


83-84 Huntington W 65-57

ILLINOIS COLLEGE5-7 Overall

H: 2-3 • A: 3-4


83-84 Jacksonville L 67-68

85-86 Jacksonville W 82-53



87-88 Eureka L 48-49


89-90 Eureka L 59-63


91-92 Eureka W 80-54

1-15-98 Eureka W 70-54

12-10-98 Jacksonville L 55-80

1-7-01 Eureka L 59-68

ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1


95-96 Eureka W 69-61

12-18-10 Springfi eld L 70-87

ILLINOIS TECH2-0 Overall

H: 2-0


93-94 Eureka W 89-35

95-96 Eureka W 73-37


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ILLINOIS WESLEYAN12-12 OverallH: 5-6 • A: 7-6


83-84 Bloomington W 74-24


86-87 Eureka W 61-57


88-89 Eureka W 71-43


90-91 Eureka L 62-75


92-93 Eureka W 87-77

93-94 Bloomington L 59-70

94-95 Eureka L 68-85


2-13-97 Eureka W 83-72

2-24-98 Bloomington W 69-61

12-8-98 Eureka L 69-91

2-3-00 Bloomington L 52-71

12-2-00 Eureka L 70-94

12-4-01 Eureka L 51-74


12-9-03 Eureka W 55-50


11-29-05 Eureka L 46-74



INDIANA SOUTHEAST1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


84-85 New Albany W 65-58

INDIANA TECH0-2 Overall

A: 0-2


93-94 Fort Wayne L 60-93

94-95 Fort Wayne L 51-74

INDIANA WESLEYAN1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


92-93 Marion W 62-58

IOWA WESLEYAN8-1 Overall

H: 5-1 • A: 3-0


83-84 Eureka W 71-50

84-85 Eureka W 88-56

86-87 Eureka W 71-63

87-88 Mt. Pleasant W 79-59

88-89 Eureka L 39-40


90-91 Eureka W 85-66


92-93 Eureka W 76-62

JOHNSON & WALES0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-18-06 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 42-54

JUDSON8-3 Overall

H: 4-0 • A: 3-2 • N: 1-1


83-84 Unknown L 45-59

85-86 Elgin W 81-43

87-88 Unknown W 55-53

88-89 Elgin L 40-45

89-90 Eureka W 58-57

90-91 Elgin W 70-39

91-92 Eureka W 70-57

92-93 Elgin W 77-61

93-94 Eureka W 87-74

94-95 Elgin L 64-87

94-95 Eureka W 76-60

KALAMAZOO0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


12-12-97 *Greencastle, Ind. L 62-73

KNOX22-10 Overall

H: 12-5 • A: 10-5


83-84 Eureka W 52-34

83-84 Galesburg W 74-64

84-85 Eureka W 76-38



87-88 Eureka L 58-69

88-89 Galesburg L 52-87

89-90 Eureka L 50-72

90-91 Galesburg L 39-73

91-92 Eureka W 71-60

92-93 Eureka W 78-54


95-96 Eureka W 74-59

12-9-97 Galesburg W 56-44

1-12-99 Eureka W 61-48


2-8-01 Eureka W 68-58

12-12-01 Eureka W 60-50

2-7-02 Galesburg L 63-65


12-11-03 Eureka L 46-50


11-30-04 Galesburg W 58-48

1-24-05 Eureka W 52-44

12-8-05 Eureka W 66-60


11-21-06 Eureka W 72-58

12-14-07 Galesburg L 47-53

1-5-09 Eureka L 71-76

12-15-09 Eureka L 79-86

11-18-10 Galesburg L 40-79

11-17-11 Eureka W 117-98

LAKELAND0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


12-8-96 Sheboygan L 52-71

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN18-0 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 8-0 • N: 1-0


12-5-98 *Greenville, Ill. W 78-59

1-13-00 Eureka W 83-24

2-13-03 Eureka W 91-65

12-2-03 Lincoln W 57-39

12-9-04 Eureka W 83-54

11-22-05 Lincoln W 71-62

1-9-07 Lincoln W 54-38

2-1-07 Eureka W 48-39

1-30-08 Lincoln W 52-41

2-26-08 Eureka W 68-33

2-12-09 Eureka W 62-45

2-19-09 Lincoln W 54-47

1-13-10 Lincoln W 82-22

2-17-10 Eureka W 76-29

1-20-11 Eureka W 114-29

2-9-11 Lincoln W 97-27

12-7-11 Lincoln W 99-44

2-8-12 Eureka W 90-37

LINDENWOOD1-2 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-2


89-90 St. Charles L 62-63

90-91 St. Charles L 45-64

91-92 Eureka W 63-56

MacMURRAY32-5 Overall

H: 16-2 • A: 14-3 • N: 2-0


83-84 Eureka W 85-27



84-85 Eureka W 90-34

85-86 Eureka W 63-41


86-87 Eureka W 59-50


87-88 Eureka W 75-62


88-89 Eureka W 90-68



89-90 Eureka W 59-36

90-91 Eureka W 87-56


92-93 Eureka W 102-61


94-95 Eureka L 68-71


12-5-96 Eureka W 63-49

12-6-03 Eureka W 58-38

11-20-04 *Elmhurst, Ill. W 101-61

11-19-05 *Elmhurst, Ill. W 59-58

1-30-06 Jacksonville W 56-48

1-16-07 Eureka W 63-51



2-13-08 Eureka W 65-59


2-24-09 Eureka W 76-55

12-2-09 Jacksonville L 50-57

1-27-10 Eureka L 75-86

1-15-11 Eureka W 75-57


1-25-11 Eureka W 69-35


MANCHESTER0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-22-96 *Waukesha, Wis. L 74-75

MARIAN (Wis.)1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • N: 0-1


11-18-05 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 54-66

1-26-06 Eureka W 60-49

MARYVILLE13-10 OverallH: 7-4 • A: 6-6


83-84 St. Louis W 89-35

83-84 Eureka W 75-48

84-85 St. Louis W 72-53

84-85 Eureka W 78-62

65-86 St. Louis L 64-74

85-86 Eureka W 76-60

86-87 St. Louis W 48-47

86-87 Eureka L 56-70

87-88 St. Louis L 49-55

87-88 Eureka W 72-50

88-89 Eureka W 72-54

88-89 St. Louis W 69-45

89-90 St. Louis L 50-54

89-90 Eureka W 62-60

92-93 St. Louis W 67-48

94-95 Eureka W 83-27

95-96 St. Louis W 72-32

1-6-07 Eureka L 35-87

2-3-07 St. Louis L 58-95

1-5-08 St. Louis L 50-82

2-2-08 Eureka L 55-82

1-3-09 St. Louis L 56-91

2-14-09 Eureka L 56-75


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McKENDREE7-8 Overall

H: 3-4 • A: 4-4


84-85 Lebanon W 75-63

85-86 Lebanon L 61-65

85-86 Eureka W 61-52

86-87 Eureka W 63-49

87-88 Lebanon L 47-56

88-89 Eureka L 46-57

89-90 Lebanon L 50-71

90-91 Lebanon W 68-59

90-91 Eureka L 72-73

90-91 Eureka W 77-72

91-92 Lebanon W 89-80

92-93 Eureka L 68-71

93-94 Lebanon L 80-92

94-95 Eureka L 61-74

95-96 Lebanon W 60-44

MICHIGAN-DEARBORN1-0 Overall

H: 1-0


94-95 Eureka W 78-76

MISSOURI BAPTIST1-2 Overall

H: 1-1 • N: 0-1


92-93 Eureka L 70-78

93-94 Eureka W 80-70

95-96 *St. Louis, Mo. L 72-83

MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS0-2 Overall

A: 0-2


86-87 St. Louis L 59-84

88-89 St. Louis L 59-79

MONMOUTH12-14 OverallH: 7-6 • A: 5-8


83-84 Eureka W 67-39

85-86 Monmouth L 54-55

86-87 Eureka W 61-51

87-88 Monmouth W 59-56

88-89 Eureka L 60-68


90-91 Eureka L 68-75


92-93 Eureka W 90-54


94-95 Eureka W 70-54


1-30-97 Eureka W 76-71

2-3-98 Monmouth W 58-53

12-12-98 Eureka L 62-70

12-11-99 Monmouth L 53-77

11-30-00 Eureka L 59-70

11-27-01 Momouth W 66-65

12-15-02 Eureka W 54-48

12-17-03 Monmouth L 63-65

12-17-04 Eureka W 66-61

1-3-06 Monmouth L 36-81

1-3-07 Eureka L 52-70

12-12-07 Monmouth L 43-62

11-18-08 Eureka L 53-60

11-25-09 Monmouth L 47-75

MOODY BIBLE4-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 2-1 • N: 1-0


86-87 *Elgin, Ill. W 86-75

88-89 Chicago W 66-22

90-91 Chicago L 56-57

91-92 Eureka W 85-29

92-93 Chicago W 83-38

MSOE3-4 Overall

H: 1-3 • A: 2-1


12-29-02 Milwaukee W 68-59

1-3-04 Eureka L 70-71

1-4-05 Milwaukee W 64-59

12-16-05 Eureka W 62-49

12-2-06 Eureka L 41-52

11-21-09 Milwaukee L 46-66

11-20-10 Eureka L 55-69

MT. MARY3-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 2-1


11-29-08 Milwaukee L 70-76

11-20-09 Milwaukee W 77-40

12-2-09 Eureka W 79-21

12-20-10 Milwaukee W 92-73

MT. ST. JOSEPH1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


84-85 Cincinnati W 56-45

MT. VERNON NAZARENE0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


92-93 Mt. Vernon L 67-92

MUNDELEIN1-2 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 1-1


87-88 Chicago L 51-78

89-90 Eureka L 52-58

90-91 Chicago W 81-78

NATIONAL LOUIS4-7 Overall

H: 4-1 • A: 0-4 • N: 0-2


84-85 Eureka W 68-62

85-86 *Elgin, Ill. L 49-59

85-86 Unknown L 56-58

86-87 *Elgin, Ill. L 49-60

87-88 Unknown L 47-54

87-88 Eureka W 64-51

88-89 Unknown L 59-70

89-90 Eureka L 40-64

90-91 Unknown L 74-95

91-92 Eureka W 69-59

93-94 Eureka W 83-69

NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS3-1 Overall

H: 2-0 • A: 1-1


84-85 Chicago L 47-73

86-87 Eureka W 67-55

87-88 Chicago W 63-54

88-89 Eureka W 79-58

NORTH CENTRAL (Ill.)0-5 Overall

H: 0-2 • A: 0-2 • N: 0-1


85-86 Naperville L 72-74

95-96 Eureka L 58-59

1-9-97 Naperville L 62-88

11-22-97 *Waukesha, Wis. L 41-76

2-5-98 Eureka L 51-62

NORTH PARK1-2 Overall

N: 1-2


11-21-97 *Waukesha, Wis. L 75-87

11-21-98 *Waukesha, Wis. W 77-66

11-20-99 *Waukesha, Wis. L 69-79

NORTHWESTERN (Wis.)1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


94-95 *Davenport, Iowa W 79-75

OLIVET NAZARENE6-5 Overall

H: 4-2 • A: 2-3


85-86 Eureka W 90-34

87-88 Bourbonnais W 63-58

88-89 Eureka L 72-84

89-90 Bourbonnais L 63-92


90-91 Eureka W 55-54


92-93 Eureka W 85-66

93-94 Bourbonnais W 78-74

94-95 Eureka W 77-69

95-96 Eureka L 69-72

PRINCIPIA22-8 Overall

H: 11-4 • A: 11-4


83-84 Eureka W 86-61

83-84 Elsah W 60-44

84-85 Eureka W 80-53

84-85 Eureka LF

85-86 Elsah W 50-38

85-86 Elsah W 56-53

86-87 Eureka W 85-53

86-87 Elsah L 58-63

87-88 Elsah W 67-37

87-88 Eureka W 73-52

88-89 Elsah W 78-64

88-89 Eureka W 81-49

89-90 Elsah W 66-58

89-90 Eureka L 51-55

90-91 Elsah W 78-49

90-91 Eureka W 88-55

92-93 Eureka W 75-55

93-94 Elsah W 106-65

1-23-07 Elsah L 64-75

2-20-07 Eureka W 62-54

12-8-07 Eureka W 68-43

1-26-08 Elsah W 45-39

1-10-09 Eureka L 59-69

2-7-09 Elsah L 59-62

1-23-10 Eureka L 70-76

2-11-10 Elsah W 72-63

11-30-10 Eureka W 69-60

2-12-11 Elsah W 77-68

12-3-11 Eureka L 58-68

1-21-12 Elsah W 83-44

PURDUE-CALUMET2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0


92-93 Hammond W 90-86

93-94 Eureka W 79-59

QUINCY0-2 Overall

A: 0-2


84-85 Quincy L 52-67

85-86 Quincy L 72-82

RMU-SPRINGFIELD1-4 Overall

H: 1-3 • A: 0-1


1-7-08 Eureka L 58-66

12-5-08 Eureka L 50-86

12-5-09 Eureka L 61-75


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12-16-10 Springfi eld L 56-88

11-15-11 Eureka W 74-65

ROCKFORD15-14 Overall

H: 9-4 • A: 5-9 • N: 1-1


86-87 *Elgin, Ill. L 54-81

90-91 Rockford W 62-57

91-92 Eureka W 93-52

92-93 Eureka W 88-45


94-95 Eureka W 95-59


12-7-96 *Sheboygan, Wis. W 74-40

1-28-97 Rockford W 76-38

2-22-97 Eureka W 67-40

1-31-98 Rockford W 74-39

2-21-98 Eureka W 68-38

1-16-99 Eureka W 80-67

2-6-99 Rockford L 53-61

1-15-00 Rockford L 57-61

2-5-00 Eureka L 45-72

1-13-01 Rockford L 70-74

2-6-01 Eureka L 65-82

1-12-02 Eureka L 61-80

2-5-02 Rockford L 64-74

12-14-02 Rockford L 66-74

1-25-03 Eureka W 78-64

1-6-04 Eureka W 69-59

1-31-04 Rockford L 45-50

1-18-05 Eureka W 58-54

2-12-05 Rockford L 59-65

2-26-05 Rockford L 46-81

1-24-06 Rockford L 46-55

2-14-06 Eureka L 61-67

ROSE-HULMAN2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0


1-9-98 Eureka W 75-39

1-27-99 Terre Haute W 57-41

SAINT AMBROSE0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


88-89 Davenport L 59-94

SAINT FRANCIS1-4 Overall

H: 0-2 • A: 1-2


85-86 Joliet L 58-59

86-87 Eureka L 47-60

87-88 Joliet L 37-73

88-89 Eureka L 57-72

93-94 Joliet W 78-73

STL/PHARMACY3-0 Overall

H: 2-0 • A: 1-0


1-24-04 Eureka W 74-55

1-29-05 St. Louis W 68-33

2-1-06 Eureka W 64-49

SIMPSON0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


12-29-11 *Las Vegas, Nev. L 70-94

SOUTHWESTERN (Texas)0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-17-07 *Waukesha, Wis. L 39-64

SILVER LAKE2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • N: 1-0


83-84 Unknown W 86-50

12-17-11 Eureka W 76-34

SPALDING2-4 Overall

H: 1-2 • A: 1-2


1-9-10 Eureka L 62-77

2-13-10 Louisville L 51-65

1-12-11 Louisville L 57-82

1-26-11 Eureka L 39-92

1-4-12 Louisville W 71-58

1-16-12 Eureka W 82-69

TEIKYO MARYCREST2-2 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 2-1


87-88 Davenport L 48-69

88-89 Eureka L 57-65

94-95 Davenport W 73-69

95-96 Davenport W 70-69

TRANSYLVANIA1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


83-84 Lexington W 62-46

TRINITY2-3 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 1-2


91-92 Eureka W 72-49

92-93 Newburgh L 58-80

92-93 Newburgh L 58-72

93-94 Eureka L 56-64

94-95 Newburgh W 86-75

TRINITY CHRISTIAN9-1 Overall

H: 4-1 • A: 5-0


83-84 Palos Heights W 70-49

89-90 Eureka L 41-67


92-93 Eureka W 69-67

93-94 Eureka W 77-65


93-94 Eureka W 76-59


94-95 Eureka W 69-46


TRINITY INTERNATIONAL1-3 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 0-2


1-14-97 Deerfi eld L 60-63

2-8-97 Eureka L 85-88

1-10-98 Eureka W 76-57

2-11-99 Deerfi eld L 67-71

WASHINGTON (Mo.)1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1


85-86 Eureka W 76-60

86-87 St. Louis L 54-67

WEBSTER7-9 Overall

H: 4-4 • A: 3-5


89-90 St. Louis W 80-29

95-96 Eureka W 99-46

12-9-99 Eureka L 65-71

12-9-00 St. Louis L 77-93

1-12-07 St. Louis W 65-59

2-9-07 Eureka W 53-47

1-19-08 Eureka W 55-44

2-23-08 St. Louis L 68-71

1-17-09 St. Louis L 64-75

2-4-09 Eureka L 42-65

1-6-10 St. Louis L 49-70

2-6-10 Eureka L 69-80

12-4-10 St. Louis L 29-69

1-29-11 Eureka L 54-70

1-10-12 Eureka W 81-62

2-4-12 St. Louis W 81-65

WESTMINSTER2-15 Overall

H: 2-6 • A: 0-9


95-96 Eureka W 80-65

1-10-00 Fulton L 61-76

1-4-01 Fulton L 59-61

1-5-02 Eureka L 47-64

1-13-07 Fulton L 55-63

2-10-07 Eureka W 53-44

1-12-08 Fulton L 52-68

2-16-08 Eureka L 55-61

1-24-09 Eureka L 58-62

2-21-09 Fulton L 68-81

1-16-10 Fulton L 53-54

2-20-10 Eureka L 47-65

1-8-11 Eureka L 72-79

2-19-11 Fulton L 57-85

1-7-12 Eureka L 67-80

2-18-12 Fulton L 71-82

2-25-12 Fulton L 54-60

WILLIAMS WOODS0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


91-92 Fulton L 58-74

WISCONSIN-STOUT0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


92-93 Menomonie L 71-93


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ALL-TIME RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS (SINCE 1983) W L Pct.

Alma 0 1 .000

Alverno 6 0 1.000

Anderson 2 0 1.000

Asbury 0 1 .000

Ashford 2 0 1.000

Augustana 0 4 .000

Aurora 7 20 .259

Beloit 1 0 1.000

Benedictine 5 16 .238

Blackburn 33 14 .702

Brescia 0 1 .000

Catholic 0 0 ---

Cardinal Stritch 0 2 .000

Carroll 2 3 .400

Carthage (Wis.) 0 2 .000

Chicago State 0 1 .000

Clarke 8 16 .333

Concordia (Ill.) 26 4 .867

Concordia (Wis.) 2 2 .500

Cornell 3 0 1.000

Cornerstone 1 1 .500

Defi ance 0 1 .000

DePauw 0 1 .000

Dominican (Ill.) 10 10 .500

Dubuque 1 1 .500

Edgewood 1 0 1.000

Elmhurst 6 4 .600

Fontbonne 4 13 .235

Franklin 0 1 .000

George Williams 1 1 .500

Grace 2 1 .667

Greenville 26 17 .605

Grinnell 0 1 .000

Harris-Stowe 0 2 .000

Huntington 1 0 1.000

Illinois College 5 7 .417

Illinois-Springfi eld 1 1 .500

Illinois Tech 2 0 1.000

Illinois Wesleyan 12 12 .500

Indiana Southeast 1 0 1.000

Indiana Tech 0 2 .000

Indiana Wesleyan 1 0 1.000

Iowa Wesleyan 8 1 .889

Johnson & Wales 0 1 .000

Judson 8 3 .727

Kalamazoo 0 1 .000

Knox 22 10 .688

Lakeland 0 1 .000

Lawrence 0 0 ---

W L Pct.

Lincoln Christian 18 0 1.000

Lindenwood (Mo.) 1 2 .333

MacMurray 32 5 .864

Manchester 0 1 .000

Marian (Wis.) 1 1 .500

Maryville (Mo.) 13 10 .565

McKendree 7 8 .467

Michigan-Dearborn 1 0 1.000

Missouri Baptist 1 2 .333

Missouri-St. Louis 0 2 .000

Monmouth 12 14 .462

Moody Bible 4 1 .800

MSOE 3 4 .429

Mount Mary 3 1 .750

Mount St. Joseph 1 0 1.000

Mount Vernon Nazarene 0 1 .000

Mundelein 1 2 .333

National Louis 4 7 .364

Northeastern Illinois 3 1 .750

North Central (Ill.) 0 5 .000

North Park 1 2 .333

Northwestern (Wis.) 1 0 1.000

Olivet Nazarene 6 5 .545

Principia 22 8 .733

Purdue-Calumet 2 0 1.000

Quincy 0 2 .000

RMU-Springfi eld 1 4 .200

Rockford 15 14 .517

Rose-Hulman 2 0 1.000

Saint Ambrose 0 1 .000

Saint Francis 1 4 .200

St. Louis/Pharmacy 3 0 1.000

Simpson 0 1 .000

Southwestern (Texas) 0 1 .000

Silver Lake 2 0 1.000

Spalding 2 4 .333

Teikyo Marycrest 2 2 .500

Transylvania 1 0 1.000

Trinity 2 3 .400

Trinity Christian 9 1 .900

Trinity International 1 3 .250

UPR Mayaguez 0 0 ---

Washington (Mo.) 1 1 .500

Webster 7 9 .438

Westminster 2 15 .118

Williams Woods 0 1 .000

Wisconsin-Stout 0 1 .000

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OPPONENT INFORMATION


BLACKBURN BEAVERSJan. 23, 2013 • Carlinville, Ill. • 6 p.m. / Feb. 6, 2013 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Carlinville, Ill.

Enrollment: 650

Colors: Red & Black

Conference: St. Louis Intercollegiate

Home Arena: Dawes Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Sue Hansen

BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Jen Windmiller

2011-12 Record: 0-25 (0-16 SLIAC)

Record vs. Eureka Since 1983: 14-33

SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Mike Neal

Website: blackburnbeavers.com

CATHOLIC CARDINALSDec. 19, 2012 • San Juan, Puerto Rico • 10 a.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Washington, D.C.

Enrollment: 3,630

Colors: Cardinal Red & Black

Conference: Landmark

Home Arena: DuFour Center

Athletic Director: Dr. Michael Allen


Head Coach: Matt Donohue

2011-12 Record: 22-6 (11-3 Landmark)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Mike Stagnitta

Website: cuacardinals.com

CONCORDIA COUGARSNov. 24, 2012 • Reagan Center • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: River Forest, Ill.

Enrollment: 1,450

Colors: Maroon & Gold

Conference: Northern Athletics

Home Arena: Geiseman Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Pete Gnan


Head Coach: Joshua Steffen

2011-12 Record: 9-17 (7-10 NAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Jim Egan

Website: cucougars.com

FONTBONNE GRIFFINSJan. 8, 2013 • St. Louis, Mo. • 6 p.m. / Feb. 9, 2013 • Reagan Center • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: St. Louis, Mo.

Enrollment: 2,060

Colors: Purple & Gold

Conference: St. Louis Intercollegaite

Home Arena: Mabee Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Maria Eftink


Head Coach: Matt Wickenhauser

2011-12 Record: 15-11 (12-4 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Danielle Donze

Website: fontbonnegriffi ns.com

GREENVILLE PANTHERSJan. 12, 2013 • Greenville, Ill. • 1 p.m. / Jan. 30, 2013 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Greenville, Ill.

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Black & Orange


Home Arena: H.J. Long Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Doug Faulkner


Head Coach: Roy Mulholland

2011-12 Record: 7-18 (4-12 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: B.J. Schneck

Website: www.greenville.edu/athletics

2012-13 OPPONENT PROFILES

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LAWRENCE VIKINGSDec. 17, 2012 • Reagan Center • 5 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Appleton, Wis.

Enrollment: 1,560

Colors: Blue & White

Conference: Midwest

Home Arena: Alexander Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Mike Szkodzinski


Head Coach: Tara Carr

2011-12 Record: 1-22 (1-17 MWC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Joe Vanden Acker

Website: www.lawrence.edu/athletics

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN RED LIONSFeb. 13, 2013 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Lincoln, Ill.

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Independent (NCCAA)

Home Arena: Laughlin Center

Athletic Director: Ed Plumier


Head Coach: Amanda Bowman

2011-12 Record: N/A


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: N/A

Website: www.lincolnchristian.edu/athletics

KNOX PRAIRIE FIRENov. 15, 2012 • Galesburg, Ill. • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Galesburg, Ill.

Enrollment: 1,390

Colors: Purple & Gold

Conference: Midwest

Home Arena: Memorial Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Chad Eisele


Head Coach: Emily Cline

2011-12 Record: 4-19 (4-14 MWC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Mike Perry

Website: prairiefi re.knox.edu

MacMURRAY HIGHLANDERSNov. 28, 2012 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m. / Feb. 19, 2013 • Jacksonville, Ill. • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Jacksonville, Ill.

Enrollment: 590

Colors: Scarlet & Navy


Home Arena: Bill Wall Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Dane Pavlovich


Head Coach: Dane Pavlovich

2011-12 Record: 9-16 (4-12 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Samantha Burmeister

Website: www.mac.edu/athletics

MOUNT MARY BLUE ANGELSJan. 14, 2013 • Reagan Center • 5 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Milwaukee, Wis.

Enrollment: 1,443


Conference: Independent

Home Arena: Bloechl Center

Athletic Director: Michelle Guyant-Holloway


Head Coach: Michelle Guyant-Holloway

2011-12 Record: 6-12


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Jay Messar

Website: www.mtmary.edu/athletics


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PRINCIPIA PANTHERSJan. 17, 2013 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m. / Feb. 16, 2013 • Elsah, Ill. • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Elsah Ill.

Enrollment: 460

Colors: Blue & Gold


Home Arena: Hay Field House

Athletic Director: Lee Ellis


Head Coach: Nicole Bushong

2011-12 Record: 7-18 (5-11 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Heather Fairbanks

Website: principiaathletics.com

ROBERT MORRIS-SPRINGFIELD EAGLESDec. 4, 2012 • Springfi eld, Ill. • 6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Springfi eld, Ill.

Enrollment: 7,277 (All campuses)

Colors: Maroon & Gold

Conference: Independent (USCAA)

Home Arena: Cass Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Megan Smith Eggert


Head Coach: Paul Gilbert

2011-12 Record: N/A


SPORTS INFORMATION


Website: rmueagles.com

SILVER LAKE LAKERSDec. 14, 2012 • Manitowoc, Wis. • 5 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Manitowoc, Wis.

Enrollment: 1,00


Conference: Independent (USCAA)

Home Arena: UW-Manitowoc Fieldhouse

Athletic Director: Mike Flentje


Head Coach: Mike Flentje

2011-12 Record: N/A


SPORTS INFORMATION


Website: www.sl.edu/athletics

SPALDING GOLDEN EAGLESDec. 1, 2012 • Louisville, Ky. • 1 p.m. / Jan. 19, 2013 • Reagan Center • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Louisville, Ky.

Enrollment: 1,000

Colors: Blue & Yellow


Home Arena: Derek Smith Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Roger Burkman


Head Coach: Charlie Just

2011-12 Record: 15-12 (10-6 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Brian Clinard

Website: spaldingathletics.com

PUERTO RICO-MAYAGUEZ JANESDec. 20, 2012 • San Juan, Puerto Rico • Noon

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

Enrollment: 13,183

Colors: Green & White

Conference: Liga Atlética Interuniversitaria de Puerto Rico

Home Arena: Rafael A. Mangual Coliseum

Athletic Director: N/A


Head Coach: N/A

2011-12 Record: N/A


SPORTS INFORMATION


Website: www.uprm.edu


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WEBSTER GORLOKSJan. 5, 2013 • Reagan Center • 1 p.m. / Jan. 26, 2013 • St. Louis, Mo. • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: St. Lous, Mo.

Enrollment: 4,050

Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold


Home Field: Grant Gymasium

Athletic Director: Tom Hart

WESTMINSTER BLUE JAYSJan. 10, 2013 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m. / Feb. 2, 2013 • Fulton, Mo. • 1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Fulton, Mo.

Enrollment: 960

Colors: Navy, Carolina Blue & White


Home Arena: Westminster Gymnasium

Athletic Director: Matt Mitchell


Head Coach: Jordan Olufson

2011-12 Record: 12-14 (10-6 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Niel DeVasto

Website: websterathletics.com


Head Coach: Tracey Braden

2011-12 Record: 22-5 (14-2 SLIAC)


SPORTS INFORMATION

Women’s Basketball SID: Alysha Hodge

Website: www.westminster-mo.edu/athletics


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ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

ABOUT THE ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe St Louis intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) was formally chartered in September of 1989 at Maryville University of St.

Louis and the fi rst championships were conducted during the 1990-91 school year. The constitution of the conference is structured

according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) format and all member schools will be associated only with the NCAA.

Member institutions have adopted an NCAA competitive philosophy, which in part states, the college places special importance of the

impact of athletics on the participants rather than on the spectators. SLIAC member schools are committed to this end. Scholarships

to SLIAC schools are based on academics and need only.

There are no provisions for athletic scholarships. This helps

assure that the student-athlete is a student in the purest

sense.

The SLIAC is composed of nine private institutions in

Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri. Members are: Blackburn

College, Carlinville, Ill.; Eureka College, Eureka, Ill.;

Fontbonne University, St. Louis, Mo.; Greenville College,

Greenville, Ill.; MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Ill.; Principia

College, Elsah, Ill.; Spalding University, Louisville, Ky.;

Webster University, St. Louis, Mo.; and Westminster College,

Fulton, Mo.

SLIAC institutions provide student-athletes the opportunity

to compete on an equal and competitive level, thus

permitting the student-athletes the opportunity to compete

for conference, regional and national championships. Team

championships are contested in women’s cross country,

soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball and tennis. Men’s

championship sports are cross country, soccer, basketball,

baseball, golf and tennis.

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MISSION STATEMENTTo enhance the student-athletes’ educational process through intercollegiate competitive activity encompassing the rules of fairness

based on the highest standards of integrity and sportsmanlike conduct.

Colleges and universities in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference consider the athletic experience an integral component of

the educational process. In so doing, the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference seeks to coordinate the objectives and programs

of athletics with the academic developmental objectives and to ensure the integration of athletes with other students.

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MEDIA INFORMATION


SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR BRYAN MOOREBryan Moore is currently in his fourth year as the Sports Information Director at Eureka College. Moore is

responsible for coordinating all athletics media relations, operating EurekaRedDevils.com and compiling results

and statistics for each of Eureka’s 18 varsity sports.

Prior to his arrival at EC in July 2009, Moore was a sports information intern at Bradley University from 2007 until

2009. He was the primary sports information contact for seven of BU’s sports, including the nationally-recognized

men’s soccer program during its run to the NCAA Division I Elite Eight in 2007. He also completed a broadcast/

media internship with the Peoria Chiefs during the 2005 season. With the Chiefs, Moore wrote news releases,

helped coordinate media operations during the 2005 Midwest League All-Star Game and called play-by-play for

the middle three innings of most home games. He has since returned to the organization as the Chiefs’ offi cial scorer since 2009.

An East Peoria native, Moore earned a B.A. in broadcasting from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Ill. in May 2006. At WIU,

Moore was the television play-by-play broadcaster for WWIR-TV from 2003 through 2006, calling WIU football, basketball, baseball,

softball and soccer. He also served as the sports director at WIUS-FM in 2006.

Moore and his wife Laura were married in July 2012. They reside in East Peoria.

SPORTS INFORMATIONEureka College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore will be

in attendance at all Eureka College women’s basketball home

games and select away games to assist media members and

opposing sports information directors in their coverage of Eureka

College women’s basketball. Any print media member planning to

cover a Eureka College women’s basketball game should contact

Moore at least 24 hours prior to tip-off for proper accommodations

at the Reagan Center

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSMedia members seeking postgame interviews with coaches or

student-athletes should notify Moore shortly before the conclusion

of the contest.

FEATURE STORIESWhen preparing feature stories on Eureka College coaches or

student-athletes, please contact Moore at (309) 467-6456 or

[email protected] to arrange an interview time and location.

Neither coaches nor student-athletes should be directly contacted

by the media. Eureka College student-athletes and coaches will

not be made available to the media for interviews on the day of a

game until the contest is complete.

STATISTICSEureka College and the SLIAC use StatCrew live in-game scoring

software for all basketball games. Moore will provide statistics

to coaching staffs and media members during each full timeout,

halftime and following the game. Visiting sports information

directors will receive an electronic copy of the StatCrew game fi le

immediately after the game. The general public is encouraged to

check EurekaRedDevils.com shortly after the conclusion of the

game for fi nal statistics.

INTERNET AND TELEPHONE ACCESSWireless internet access and telephone lines are available inside

the Reagan Center. Radio crews affi liated with a visiting team

must contact Moore at least 72 hours prior to tip-off for access to

telephone lines.

EUREKAREDDEVILS.COMLaunched in September 2012, the new online home for Eureka

College Athletics is EurekaRedDevils.com. The very best

source for updated information on Eureka College athletics,

EurekaRedDevils.com is maintained on a daily basis by Eureka

College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore. The website

includes press releases, team rosters, schedules and results,

season statistics, live statistics and video, historical archives, action

photos and biographies for coaches and student-athletes. The new

Eureka athletics website was launched through a partnership with

Sidearm Sports.

LIVE BROADCASTS/STATISTICSA premium video stream of all Eureka College women’s basketball

home games will be available at EurekaRedDevils.com. Visit “Red

Devil Vision” for information on watching the Red Devils live. Live

statistics of all Eureka College women’s basketball home games

will also be available at EurekaRedDevils.com.

SOCIAL MEDIAEureka fans may receive instant updates by

following the Red Devils on Twitter. Visit the

offi cial Eureka College athletics Twitter page

at twitter.com/eurekareddevils to receive up-

to-the-second “tweets” on Eureka athletics. Fans are encouraged

to join the conversation and use the hashtag “#ecreddevils” when

discussing Eureka athletics.

In addition to Twitter, Eureka College athletics fans can keep tabs

on the Red Devils on Facebook. Fans may access the page by

visiting facebook.com/eurekareddevils. The page includes links

to news stories, game results and photo albums. Visit the Eureka

Facebook page and “Like” us to have instant updates sent directly

to your own personal Facebook news feed.

SLIAC.ORGCurrent information on the Red Devils can also be found online at

the the offi cial St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference website

(sliac.org). The websites include current conference standings,

statistical leaders, composite schedules and loads of other

information on the Red Devils and their conference rivals.

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2012-13 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Tip-off

Nov. 15 at Knox 7 p.m.

Nov. 24 CONCORDIA (Ill.) 1 p.m.

Nov. 28 *MacMURRAY 6 p.m.

Dec. 1 *at Spalding Noon

Dec. 4 at Robert Morris-Springfi eld 6 p.m.

Dec. 14 at Silver Lake 5 p.m.

Dec. 17 LAWRENCE 5 p.m.

Dec. 19 $vs. Catholic (D.C.) 9 a.m.

Dec. 20 $vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 11 a.m.

Jan. 5 *WEBSTER 1 p.m.

Jan. 8 *at Fontbonne 6 p.m.

Jan. 10 *WESTMINSTER 6 p.m.

Jan. 12 *at Greenville 1 p.m.

Date Opponent Tip-off

Jan. 14 MOUNT MARY 5 p.m.

Jan. 17 *PRINCIPIA 6 p.m.

Jan. 19 *SPALDING 1 p.m.

Jan. 23 *at Blackburn 6 p.m.

Jan. 26 *at Webster 1 p.m.

Jan. 30 *GREENVILLE 6 p.m.

Feb. 2 *at Westminster 5 p.m.

Feb. 7 *BLACKBURN 6 p.m.

Feb. 9 *FONTBONNE 1 p.m.

Feb. 13 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 6 p.m.

Feb. 16 *at Principia 1 p.m.

Feb. 19 *at MacMurray 6 p.m.

Feb. 21 at SLIAC Tournament (If necessary) TBA

Feb. 23 at SLIAC Tournament (If necessary) TBA

HOME GAMES AT THE REAGAN CENTER IN CAPS


$ -- Game played in San Juan, Puerto Rico


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