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5-11 • Sarah GalvinHendersonville, Tenn.

23 F

5-4 • Kylee HamiltonMorgantown, Ind.

5 G

5-6 • Kylie Brady Elizabethtown, Ky.

24 G

5-10 • Morgan ClemonsLouisville, Ky.

40 F

5-10 • Nicole Bryant Goshen, Ky.

30 F

6-0 • Mary DyeProspect, Ky.

21 F

5-6 • Betsy GoodinLexington, Ky.

10 G

5-8 • Rachel GreenwellOwensboro, Ky.

15 G

5-7 • Chelsea HawkinsBucyrus, Ohio

12 G

6-0 • Darion HutchinsonScottsburg, Ind.

33 F

5-10 • Nikole IsabelMt. Washington, Ky.

45 F

5-10 • Lauren JonesCrestwood, Ky.

22 F

6-0 • Kelsey LambFishers, Ind.

34 F

5-9 • Therese MontanoLouisville, Ky.

14 G

6-1 • Allison OsenGreenwood, Ind.

32 F

5-8 • Jessica PhilpottMt. Washington, Ky.

31 F

TABLE OF CONTENTSBellarmine Fast Facts 1

2012-13 Season Preview 2

Coaching Staff 3

Roster 4

Player Profiles 5

2011-12 Season Stats 16

GLVC Information and Standings 17

2012-13 Opponents 18

Program Records 20

Honor Roll 23

All-Time Series Records 24

All-Time Results 25

University Administration 31

Bellarmine Athletics Staff 28

Athletics Facilities 29

Bellarmine University and Louisville, KY 30

BELLARMINE FAST FACTS Name: Bellarmine University Location: Louisville, KYFounded: 1950Enrollment: 3,500 (Fall 2012)President: Dr. Joseph J. McGowanDirector of Athletics: Scott WiegandtNickname: KnightsColors: Scarlet and SilverAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Lakes ValleyHome Arena: Knights Hall Capacity: 2,222Athletics Phone: 502-272-8380Athletics FAX line: 502-272-8450Mailing Address: 2001 Newburg Road, Louisville,KY 40205

WOMEN’S BASkETBALL hISTORICAL dATAFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1971-72 Overall All-Time Record: 717-381NCAA Appearances: 14Last NCAA Postseason Appearance: 2008NCAA Tournament Record: 11-14NCAA Final Fours: 1 (1994)

WOMEN’S BASkETBALL COAChINg STAFF INFORMATIONHead Coach: Chancellor DuganAlma Mater: Eastern Kentucky (1982)School Record (Yrs.): 0-0 (1st)Career Record (Yrs.): 320-290 (21)Office Phone: 502-272-8380Email: [email protected] Coaches: Shannon Litton, Crystal KellyOn the COver:

BELLARMINE SENIORS kyLIE BRAdy, RAChEL gREENWELL, ALLISON OSEN, LAuREN jONES, ANd BETSy gOOdIN

BELLARMINE AThLETICSThere are 21 varsity sports at Bellarmine, all competing at the NCAA Dvision II level, except men’s lacrosse, which plays at the NCAA Divsion I level in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. With the exception of women’s field hockey, which is independent, the remaining sports teams compete in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Those teams include: men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track (indoor and outdoor), tennis, women’s vol-leyball, and softball and baseball.

MEdIA INFORMATIONFor information regarding media passes and seating location for the media, please contact the sports information office at 502.272.8078. Interviews with coaches can be set up through the sports information office or by calling the coaches directly. To arrange an interview with a student-athlete, media should contact the sports information office to set up a time.

Knights hall is equipped with wireless capability. Data/Phone/FAX lines are available on request.

SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS:John Spugnardi, SportsInformationDirector [email protected] office:502-272-8078 cell:502-905-0922

Chris Cooper, Assistant S.I.D. [email protected] office:502-272-8464 cell:502-494-6753

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2012-13 PREVIEW

11/2 @Indiana State (exh.) 7:00 PM11/5 @Kentucky (exh.) 7:00 PM11/9 Kentucky State* 7:00 PM11/10 3rd Place/Championship* 5/7:00 PM11/24 Lake Superior State^ 1:00 PM11/25 Notre Dame (Ohio)^ 1:00 PM11/27 Berea 7:00 PM12/4 Georgetown (Ky.) 2:00 PM12/14 @Puerto Rico-Bayamon 8:00 PM12/15 @Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 3:00 PM12/16 @Puerto Rico-Piedras 3:00 PM12/30 Millersville# 2:00 PM12/31 Alabama-Huntsville# 3:00 PM

1/3 Quincy 5:45 PM1/5 Illinois-Springfield 1:00PM1/10 @Missouri-St. Louis 6:30 PM1/12 @Maryville 2:00 PM1/17 Wisconsin-Parkside 5:45 PM1/19 Lewis 1:00 PM1/21 @McKendree 6:30 PM1/24 @St. Joseph’s 8:30 PM1/26 @Indianapolis 5:30 PM1/31 @Southern Indiana 6:30 PM2/2 Kentucky Wesleyan 5:45 PM2/7 Indianapolis 5:45 PM2/9 St. Joseph’s 1:00 PM

2/14 @Lewis 6:15 PM2/16 @Wisconsin-Parkside 2:00 PM2/21 Southern Indiana 5:45 PM2/23 @Kentucky Wesleyan 6:15 PM2/28 McKendree 5:45 PM3/3 GLVC First Round TBA3/7-10 GLVC Semi-Finals/Finals TBA3/15-19 NCAA Great Lakes Regional TBA3/26-30 Elite Eight TBA

*United Electric Tip-Off Classic^USI Thanksgiving Classic @ Southern Indiana #MetroMedical New Year’s Classic

2012-13 Schedule

The 2012-13 season brings with it a new era in Bellarmine women’s basketball as Chancellor Dugan takes the helm of the program. A Louisville native, Dugan brings with her a championship mentality from previous stints at Great Lakes Valley Conference member Southern Indiana, where she led the Screaming Eagles to a NCAA Championship game appearance in 1996-97, and having won an Atlantic Sun Conference Championship at Division-I Florida Atlantic University.

In her first season, Dugan will have a team that returns six of its top seven scorers from last year’s squad that ranked second in the GLVC in scoring offense. Loaded with veteran talent, the roster features five seniors and four juniors to go along with some talented underclassmen.

At the forefront of the senior class is a pair of fifth year players in guard Kylie Brady and forward Lauren Jones. Brady has started 57 games in her career and earned First Team All-GLVC East honors last year while Jones looks to get to get back into form after a redshirt season, but was a prolific scorer in 2010-11, averaging 17.6 ppg.

Dugan will have several options to pair with Brady in the backcourt as Betsy Goodin, Kylee Hamilton, and Rachel Greenwell all return with valuable experience. The backcourt depth will also be bolstered by the return of junior Chelsea Hawkins after sitting out last season with a redshirt. The 5-5 guard started 14 games in 2010-11, her first at BU, averaging 5.5 points including a 20-point performance against Texas-Permian Basin.

On the wing, multi-threat junior Therese Montano returns after starting 39 games in her first two seasons. The 5-9 forward averaged 11.0 points in 2011-12 while seeing time at the 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Jones is another versatile player that has the ability to play both inside and out on the perimeter where she hit 43.8% of her shots from beyond the arc. After a stellar freshman campaign averaging 7.7 pts and 6.5 rebs., Darion Hutchinson, one of the top freshmen in the GLVC a year ago, will also vie for playing time at multiple positions.

Down low, senior Allison Osen will look to capitalize on a breakout junior campaign that saw the Greenwood, Ind. native start every game while ranking third in the

conference in both field goal percentage and blocked shots. Dugan will have the luxury of complimenting Osen’s traditional center skills with backup Kelsey Lamb’s athleticism and high energy. Playing sparingly in 2011-12, Lamb showed great potential, including a 9-point, 10-rebound performance against Drury in just 21 minutes of action. Sophomore Morgan Clemons is also expected to increase her role and will see action in the post.

Dugan will also count on the veteran leadership to bring along four freshmen that includes two more versatile athletes in 6-0 forward Mary Dye of Prospect, Ky. and 5-11 wing Sarah Galvin from Hendersonville, Tenn. Dye finished her prep career as South Oldham’s all-time leading rebounder while Galvin put up big scoring numbers, including a 47-point performance against Father Ryan Academy.

Bellarmine will play a 29 game schedule in 2012-13 with 17 of them being at home in Knights Hall. To prepare for what is expected to be a tough road back to the NCAA Tournament, the Knights will play two exhibitions against Div.-I opponents. After taking on Indiana State on Nov. 2, Bellarmine will take on SEC powerhouse Kentucky on Nov. 5. The pre-conference slate for the Knights features three events including the season opening United Electric Tip-Off Classic that features Kentucky State, Ferris State, and Cedarville. The highlight of the early season will be a six day trip to Puerto Rico in mid-December to play three games in San Juan.

A new calendar year brings Great Lakes Valley Conference play to Knights Hall as the team will open up the 18-game conference portion of the schedule on Jan. 3 by welcoming in Quincy. Notable home GLVC contests include Kentucky Wesleyan (Feb. 2), Southern Indiana (Feb. 21), and the regular season finale against McKendree (Feb. 28).

Dugan also knows life on the road is never easy as key road contests for the Knights are at Southern Indiana (Jan. 31), where Dugan coached for eight seasons, at Kentucky Wesleyan (Feb. 23), and at defending GLVC Champion Wisconsin-Parkside (Feb. 16).

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Head CoaCH CHanCellor dugan COLLEGE RECORD

2011-12 Florida Atlantic 17-13













1998-99 Southern Indiana 19-12


1996-97 Southern Indiana 30-2*






*NCAA DII National Runner-up

CAREER RECORD: 320-290 (.525)

COACHING STAFF

Shannon Litton enters into her first season on the Bellarmine bench, but 18th with Head Coach Chancellor Dugan. Litton has been by Dugan’s side since their days at Southern Indiana which continued at Florida Atlantic. The duo has had success in both stops, leading USI to a 30-2 season in 1996-97 that include a national

runner-up finish and guided Florida Atlantic to the 2005-06 Atlantic Sun Championship. Originally from Maysville, Ky., Litton played collegiately at Morehead State, graduating in 1993 with a degree in physical education and health. After graduating from MSU she was the head JV and assistant varsity coach at Monroe County and Fleming County before joining Dugan at USI. She has been inducted into the KHSAA 10th Region and the USI Hall of Fame.

After a heralded career collegiately and professionally, Crystal Kelly enters into her first season as an assistant coach for the Bellarmine University women’s basketball program. Regarded as one of the top prep athletes to ever come out of the city of Louisville, Kelly was a two-time Gatorade Player of the Year in Kentucky and led Sacred Heart Academy to three consecutive

Sweet 16 Titles from 2001-2004, being named Miss Basketball in Kentucky as a senior . Kelly moved on to play collegiately at Western Kentucky, again having a career with filled with honors and accomplishments. She would finish her four-year career as the program’s all-time leader in scoring and rebounding. In her final year in Bowling Green, Ky., Kelly was named the Sun Belt Player of the Year while leading the nation in field goal percentage at 64.8%. After her illustrious career at WKU, Kelly was drafted in the third round, 31st overall, of the 2008 WNBA Draft by the Houston Comets. In three seasons in the league she averaged 4.8 points and 2.4 rebounds while also playing overseas during the offseason.

On June 22, 2012, Chancellor Dugan became the sixth head coach in Bellarmine University’s women’s basketball history. Dugan takes over a Bellarmine basketball program that has made 14 appearances in the NCAA Tournament since 1986, and has captured four regional championships.

Dugan, a Sacred Heart Academy graduate, spent 13 seasons as head coach at Division I Florida Atlantic University before taking the helm at Bellarmine. At FAU, she led the Owls to their respective conference postseason tournament each year. In 2005-06, FAU captured the Atlantic Sun Championship and earned the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament.

Prior to her stint at FAU, Dugan was head coach at Great Lakes Valley Conference rival University of Southern Indiana, where she coached the Screaming Eagles to four NCAA

Tournament appearances in eight seasons from 1991-99 including an appearance in the 1997 NCAA Division II National Championship. In 1997-98, Dugan picked up GLVC Coach of the Year honors for the second consecutive season, leading USI to the another regular season title and capturing the inaugural GLVC Tournament at Roberts Stadium in Evansville, Ind. Dugan has compiled a career record of 320-290 (.525) in 21 seasons, and her players have accumulated a combined eight first team all-conference (GLVC, TAAC/Atlantic Sun, Sun Belt) selections, nine second team, 13 third team/honorable mention, two all-conference freshman team honors, four conference players of the year, one defensive player of the year, and one freshman of the year awards. A four-year letter winner for Eastern Kentucky University (1978-82), Dugan was a three-year starter and finished her junior and senior seasons as the Lady Colonels’ leading rebounder and second-leading scorer. She earned a bachelor of science in physical education from EKU and a master of arts in physical education from Morehead State University.

Crystal Kelly, assistant CoachShannon litton, assistant Coach


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24 Kylie brady

30 nicole bryant

40 Morgan Clemons

21 Mary dye

23 Sarah galvin

10 betsy goodin

15 rachel greenwell

5 Kylee Hamilton

12 Chelsea Hawkins

33 darion Hutchinson

45 nikole isabel

22 lauren Jones

34 Kelsey lamb

14 therese Montano

32 allison osen

31 Jessica philpott

Head Coach: Chancellor Dugan Assistant Coaches: Shannon Litton, Crystal Kelly

Team Managers: Megan Weaver, Shelby Kissel

2012-13 ROSTER

NO. NAME CLASS POS HEIGHT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

5 Kylee Hamilton Jr. G 5-4 Morgantown, Ind. Indian Creek

10 Betsy Goodin Sr. G 5-6 Lexington, Ky. Tates Creek

12 Chelsea Hawkins Jr. G 5-7 Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus (Evansville)

14 Therese Montano Jr. G 5-9 Louisville, Ky. Mercy Academy

15 Rachel Greenwell Sr. G 5-8 Owensboro, Ky. Owensboro Catholic

21 Mary Dye Fr. F 6-0 Pewee Valley, Ky. South Oldham

22 Lauren Jones Sr. F 5-10 Crestwood, Ky. South Oldham (Austin Peay )

23 Sarah Galvin Fr. F 5-11 Hendersonville, Tenn. Pope John Paul II

24 Kylie Brady Sr. G 5-6 Elizabethtown, Ky. Central Hardin

30 Nicole Bryant Fr. G/F 5-10 Goshen, Ky. North Oldham

31 Jessica Philpott So. G 5-8 Mt. Washington, Ky. Bullitt East

32 Allison Osen Sr. F 6-1 Greenwood, Ind. Greenwood

33 Darion Hutchinson So. F 6-0 Scottsburg, Ind. Scottsburg

34 Kelsey Lamb Jr. F 6-0 Fishers, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern

40 Morgan Clemons So. F 5-10 Louisville, Ky. Sacred Heart Academy

45 Nikole Isabel Fr. F 5-10 Mt. Washington, Ky. Bullitt East

PronunciationBellarmine bell-uhr-menKylee kye-leeTherese Montano tur-REECE Mon-TAN-no

Kylie kye-leeOsen OH-sunDarion dare-ree-AHN

Dugan DO-gun


2011-12: Earned First Team All-GLVC East honors while averaging 15.2

points, 4.3 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game…Opened the season with

back-to-back 20+ point performances against McKendree (11/11) and

Glenville State (11/12) to earn MVP honors of the United Electric Tip-Off

Classic…Scored 36 points, fifth most in school history, in overtime loss to

Kentucky Wesleyan (2/18)…Finished with 21 points, 4 rebounds, and 7 as-

sists in victory against St. Joseph’s (2/9).

2010-11: Redshirted

2009-10: Played in 23 games during the season, starting 22 contests…

Earned Third Team All-GLVC honors after averaging 14.0 points and 3.1

assists per game…Suffered knee injury against Lewis(1/4) that caused her

to miss five games…Led team in assists and second in steals…Poured in 23

points on 9-13 shooting against Queens (12/21)…Hit 11 of 14 free throw at-

tempts on her way to 20 points against Wisconsin-Parkside(1/2).

2008-09: Started 12 games and made 28 appearances as a freshman…

Averaged 8.6 points and 3.0 rebounds per contest…Dished out 64 assists

compared to 38 turnovers on the season…Tied for team high with four

steals vs. Flagler (11/21)…Led team in assists on seven occasions…Scored

season high 23 points vs. Drury (1/22)…Matched that total on 7-12 shoot-

ing and was one rebound shy of double-double vs. Indianapolis (2/21)…

Had season high six assists at Indianapolis (12/6)…Scored in double fig-

ures in 13 contests…Shot 76% from the free throw line.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played guard for Coach Terry Buckles at Central Hardin

High School…Career stats include over 1,600 points, 400 assists, 500 re-

bounds & 200 steals…As a senior, averaged 16.3 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.5

assists and 3.2 steals per game…Set a school record for most points in a

game with 42…Was a four time Academic All State team member…Nomi-

nee for the McDonald’s High School All-America Girls Team…Played in the

KY East/West Girls Game…Helped lead her team to the 2004 Regional

Championship.

SEASON GP GS FG MA PCT. 3PT M A PCT. FTM FTA PCT. REB O-D TOT AvG. PF FO AST. TO BLK STL PTS AvG

2011-12 24-23 117-272 .430 49-122 .402 82-97 .845 11-93 104 4.3 46-0 82 71 9 36 365 15.2

2010-11 Redshirt

2009-10 23-22 107-225 .476 45-108 .417 64-85 .753 10-71 81 3.5 41-0 73 70 3 30 323 14.0

2008-09 28-12 68-170 .400 30-99 .303 60-79 .759 16-68 84 3.0 53-0 64 38 4 25 226 8.1

TOTAL 75-57 292-667 .438 124-329 .377 206-261 .789 37-232 269 3.6 140-0 219 179 16 91 914 12.2

5-6 • Senior • Guardelizabethtown, Ky.Central Hardin H.S.

Major: Master’s of nursingdaughter of Mike and brenda brady

C AREER STATISTIC S

24Kylie Brady

Points: 36 vs. KWC Rebs: 9, TwiceAsts: 7, Twice

Car eer High

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2011-12: Saw action in all 27 games for the year, earning the start in 7 games…

Averaged 8.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per game…Posted career-high 23

points on 7-10 shooting from the floor against Lewis (2/4)…Recorded a

double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds in 86-67 victory over India-

napolis (2/11)…Had all-around game of 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists

in 102-93 win against Glenville State (11/12) to capture the United Electric

Tip-Off Classic Championship…Earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

2010-11: Appeared in 14 games during the season before a season ending

knee injury…In her three starts during the season she averaged 11.6 points and

3.6 rebounds…Scored career high 20 points in 79-74 win over Missouri-St.

Louis (1/13) where she shot 6-7 from the field and 7-9 from the free throw

line…Was perfect from the field (5-5) in 71-61 win over Rockhurst (1/8),

scoring 16 points…Earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

2009-10: Played in 23 games during the season, getting the start against

Drury(1/9)…Scored five points, pulled down six rebounds, and had three

assists in debut against Kentucky State(11/17)…Scored career high six points

on 2-2 shooting from the three point line against Kentucky Wesleyan (2/18)

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists during her

senior season…Led team to first district win in five years…Earned Honor-

able Mention All-City honors as a senior…2007 3A State Track and Field

Champion in 800m…Played for Coach Justin Cheatham.


2011-12 27-7 78-176 .443 5-22 .227 79-115 .687 30-53 83 3.1 54-1 45 62 2 21 240 8.9

2010-11 14-3 24-38 .632 2-5 .400 31-42 .738 7-17 24 1.7 19-0 13 23 0 4 81 5.8

2009-10 22-1 6-22 .273 3-9 .333 13-18 .722 11-10 21 1.0 13-0 9 12 0 4 28 1.3

TOTAL 63-11 108-236 .458 10-36 .278 123-175 .703 48-80 128 2.0 86-1 67 97 2 29 349 5.5

5-6 • Senior • Guardlexington, Ky.

tates Creek H.S.Major:exercise Science/pre-physical therapy

daughter of lee and linda goodin

C AREER STATISTIC S

10Points: 23 vs. LewisRebs: 10 vs. UIndy

Steals: 3, Twice

Car eer High

Betsy Goodin

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2011-12: Saw action in 24 games off the bench, averaging 2.0 points and

0.7 rebounds…Scored career-high 10 points against William Jewell (1/7)…

Had 6 points and 3 rebounds in victory over Oakland City (12/11)…Played

season-high 21 minutes at Drury (1/12).

2010-11: Appeared in 12 games off the bench…Had four points on a perfect

2-2 shooting and one rebound against Illinois-Springfield (1/27) …Recorded

three assists in just two minutes of action in season finale against Kentucky

Wesleyan (2/19).

2009-10: Came off the bench in 17 games as a true freshman…Played ca-

reer high 23 minutes against Spalding University (11/18)…Had six points,

one rebound, one assist, and one steal against St. Joesph’s College(1/16).

HIGH SCHOOL: A knee injury cost her the majority of her senior year, but

averaged 14.7 points, 2 assists, and 2.5 steals as a junior…Prior to injury she

was ranked as the 11th best player in her class by the Courier-Journal’s Jody

Demling…Holds school record for most 3’s in a game when she hit 10 against

Trinity High School of Whitesville (2/15/08)…Played for Coach Ray Zuberer


2011-12 24-0 18-43 .419 8-19 .421 4-4 1.00 9-8 17 0.7 6-0 8 9 1 5 48 2.0

2010-11 12-0 3-5 .400 0-0 .000 2-2 1.00 1-2 3 0.3 4-0 3 5 0 0 8 0.7

2009-10 17-0 10-28 .357 5-15 .333 3-7 .429 5-5 10 0.6 8-0 4 15 4 4 28 1.6

TOTAL 53-0 31-76 .408 13-34 .382 9-13 .692 15-15 30 0.6 18-0 15 29 5 9 84 1.6

5-8 • Senior • Guardowensboro, Ky.

owensobor Catholic H.S.Major: exercise Science/pre-physical therapydaughter of nicole elder and neal greenlwell

C AREER STATISTIC S

15Points: 10 vs. William Jewell

Rebs: 4 vs. NorthwoodAsts: 2, Twice

Car eer High

Rachel Greenwell


PlAyER PROFIlES

2011-12: Redshirted

2010-11: Led the team and finished second in the GLVC in scoring at 17.7

points per game...Led team and fifth in the conference in both field goal

percentage (.820) and 3-point percentage(.438)…Named to 2nd team All-

GLVC and 2nd team All-Midwest team by Daktronics …Had 11 games of 20+

points, tied for second in the conference…Had 23 points and 14 rebounds

in her debut against Lake Erie (11/19)…Scored career high 28 points twice

in games against St. Francis(11/28) and Illinois-Springfield (1/27)…Went

a perfect 14-14 from the free throw line in victory over Missouri-St. Louis

(1/13)…Had 23 points and 13 rebounds while playing all 40 minutes in win

versus Lewis (1/2).

2009-10: (Austin Peay) Played in 16 games during the season, getting four

starts…Made first career start against Lipscomb, getting three points and

three rebounds…Led team in free throw shooting at 90.5%...Scored career

high 13 points in 20 minutes of action against Middle Tennessee (11/21) ...Had

eight points and seven rebounds off the bench against Vanderbilt (11/27)

2008-09: (Austin Peay) Came off the bench in 24 games as a freshman…

Averaged 2.1 points while playing 6.8 minutes per game…Had season high

nine points against UT-Martin (2/3) in 11 minutes of action…Scored three

points and grabbed six rebounds in 13 minutes of action in 82-57 victory

over Jacksonville State (1/24).

HIGH SCHOOL: Finished her career with 2,106 points,... averaged 21.3

points, good enough for 16th in the state, and 5.2 rebounds per game as a

senior... Led the state of Kentucky in free-throw percentage (87.7 percent)...

Played in both Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Game and Ohio-Kentucky All-Star

Game... Four-time All-District 29 selection and named to the All-Region 8..

Earned Louisville Courier-Journal Third-Team All-State selection…Played

for Coach Frank Wright.


2011-12 Redshirted

2010-11 27-27 137-304 .451 57-130 .438 145-177 .819 52-92 144 5.3 71-1 40 80 6 33 476 17.6

2009-10* 16-4 32-76 .303 7-42 .167 19-21 .905 19-18 37 2.3 22-0 4 11 0 6 72 4.5

2008-09* 24-0 19-53 .358 6-21 .286 7-12 .583 12-10 22 0.9 15-0 5 9 0 5 51 2.1

TOTAL 67-31 188-433 .434 70-193 .362 171-210 .814 83-120 203 3.0 108-1 49 100 6 44 599 8.9

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5-10 • Senior • ForwardCrestwood, Ky.

South oldham H.S. (austin peay u.)Major: psychology

daughter of Keith and Joyce Jones

22lauren Jones

Points: 28 vs. St. FrancisRebs: 14 vs. Lake Erie

3-Pts Made: 6 vs. St. Joseph’s

Car eer High

*From Austin Peay

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2011-12: Started all 27 games during the year, averaging 7.2 points and 6.1

rebounds, good enough for second on the team…Recorded two double-

doubles on the year including a 14 point, 12 rebound performance against

Glenville State (11/12) in the United Electric Tip-Off Classic…Pulled down a

career-high 15 rebounds against St. Joseph’s (12/3)…Recorded 12 points,

11 rebounds, and 5 blocks in victory against St. Joseph’s (2/9)…Earned

Academic All-GLVC honors.

2010-11: Appeared in all 27 games during the season, starting 14 times…

Averaged 4.0 points and 3.0 rebounds for the season…Racked up career

high 14 points and eight rebounds in victory over Central State(12/15)…Had

13 points while playing career high 35 minutes in GLVC Tournament loss to

Wisconsin-Parkside(2/26)...Earned GLVC All-Academic honors.

2009-10: Played in 27 games during her freshman year, earning the start

against Spalding(11/18) and Drury(1/9)…Had a near double-double against

Queens(12/21) when she had 9 points and 9 rebounds in 16 minutes of ac-

tion…Recorded three blocks against Spalding(11/18)...Named to Academic

All-GLVC team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 12 points, eight rebounds, and four blocks a

game…Earned All-County, All-Conference, and All-Metro South honors…

Also played volleyball…Played under Coach Debbie Guckenberger.


2011-12 27-27 84-153 .549 0-1 .000 27-45 .600 67-99 166 6.1 54-0 27 35 45 13 195 7.2

2010-11 27-14 40-69 .580 0-1 .000 27-39 .692 18-64 82 3.0 56-2 9 23 12 7 107 4.0

2009-10 27-2 25-53 .472 1-7 .143 28-41 .683 36-52 88 3.3 46-0 14 31 18 5 79 2.9

TOTAL 81-43 149-275 .542 1-9 .111 82-125 .656 121-215 336 4.1 156-2 50 89 75 25 381 4.7

6-1 • Senior • Forwardgreenwood, ind.greenwood H.S.

Major: biochemistry and Molecular biologydaughter of Steve and deborah osen

C AREER STATISTIC S

32 Allison Osen

Points: 16 vs. KWCRebs: 15 vs. St. Joseph’s

Blocks: 5 vs. St. Joseph’s

Car eer High


PlAyER PROFIlES

2011-12: Redshirted

2010-11: Played in 26 games during the season,

starting 14 times…Scored a career high 20

points in loss to UT-Permian Basin (12/17)…

Second on the team, and 8th in the confer-

ence, in 3-point field goal percentage at

41.6%...Had back-to-back games of 11 points

vs Illinois-Springfield(1/27) and No. 16 Quincy

(1/29)…Had six points and pulled down four

rebounds in season finale against Kentucky

Wesleyan(2/19)…Played career high 34 minutes

against Indianapolis(2/14), tallying nine points

on 4-11 shooting.

2009-10: (Evansville) Came off the bench to

see action in 21 games for the Purple Aces…

Averaged 1.6 points while playing 6.6 minutes

a game…Scored a season high 11 points going

3-3 from the 3-point line and 2-2 from the free

throw stripe in 27 minutes of action against

Samford(11/15)…Had eight points and three

steals in debut against Milwaukee(11/13).

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned honorable mention

all-state honors as a senior after averaging

14.5 points per game…Ranks 16th in Ohio’s

career leaders in three-point field goals

made with 224, 20th in three-point field goal

percentage with 38.2 percent and 6th in free

throw percentage with 83.0%......Holds seven

school records at Bucyrus…A three-time all-

Ohio selection overall...Named an Ohio Girls

Basketball Report All-Star as a sophomore...

Shot 43.2 percent from three-point range and

85.7 percent from the free throw line in 2007.

Chelsea Hawkins


2011-12 Redshirted

2010-11 26-14 44-117 .376 32-77 .416 14-16 .875 4-13 17 0.7 27-1 30 39 1 9 134 5.2

2009-10* 21-0 8-30 .267 7-27 .259 4-6 .667 2-5 7 0.3 14-0 10 14 7 0 27 1.3

TOTAL 47-14 52-147 .353 41-104 .394 18-22 .818 6-18 24 0.5 41-1 40 55 8 9 161 3.4

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Kylee Hamilton

5-4 • Junior • GuardMorgantown, ind.indian Creek H. S.Major: exercise Sciencedaughter of Kevin and tori Hamilton

2011-12: Appeared in all 27 games while start-

ing five times...Finished the season averaging

7.3 points, 2.5 points, and 2.0 assists…Third

on the team in free-throw percentage, going

32-40 (.800) from the stripe…Scored season-

high 18 points in upset of Indianapolis (2/11)…

Went 7-12 (.583) from the field for 17 points to

go along with 3 rebounds in victory against

Oakland City (12/11).

2010-11: Second on the team averaging 11.0

points per game…Scored a career high 27

points while playing the full 40 minutes in

92-79 victory over Texas A&M-Internation-

al(12/18)…Had 15 games of 10+ points and 3

games of 20+ points…Named GLVC Player

of the Week on Dec. 12 after averaging 20.0

points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.3 assists, and 1.0

steals in games against Central State(12/14),

Texas-Permian Basin (12/17) and Texas A&M

International (12/18)

HIGH SCHOOL: Second in IHSAA in scoring

after averaging 26.7 point per game…Holds

16 school records at Indian Creek including

career points with 1,944 points…Scored ca-

reer high 38 points…Helped lead Indian Creek

to a 19-3 record and Mid Hoosier Conference

Championship…McDonald’s All-American

nominee…Named 1st Team All-State by both

Hoosier Basketball Magazine and the Indiana

Basketball Coaches Association…Named

Metro South Player of the Year by the Indy

Star after junior and senior year…Played for

Coach Dan Burkman.


2011-12 27-5 71-199 .357 22-69 .319 32-40 .800 9-58 67 2.5 15-0 55 62 0 19 196 7.3

2010-11 26-20 101-241 .419 35-88 .398 49-70 .700 9-69 78 3.0 31-0 47 95 0 16 286 11.0

TOTAL 53-25 172-440 .391 57-157 .363 81-110 .736 18-127 145 2.7 46-0 102 157 0 35 482 9.1

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5-7 • Junior • Guardbucyrus, ohiobucyrus H.S. (university of evansville)Major: Criminal Justicedaughter of Chris and amy Hawkins

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*From Evansville

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6-0 • Junior • ForwardFishers, Ind.Hamilton Southeastern H.S.Major: Chemistrydaughter of dennis and leanne lamb

Kelsey lamb

2011-12: Played in 23 games during the year,

earning her first career start against No. 24

Missouri S&T (1/14)…Averaged 2.0 points

and 2.7 rebounds per game…Scored 9 points

and pulled down 10 rebounds in 21 minutes

Drury (1/12)…Earned Academic All-GLVC

honors.

2010-11: Played in 14 games during her

freshman campaign…Had eight points

and four rebounds in win over Central

State(12/15)…Scored two points and

three rebounds in win over Illinois-

Springfield(1/27).

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 7.0 points and

7.4 rebounds per game…Earned Honorable

mention Senior All-State…Earned Gateway

Athletic Conference All-Academic Honors…

Named to 2009 & 2010 All-Hoosier

Crossroads Conference team after earning

honorable mention in 2008…Also lettered in

volleyball and track…Played for Coach Chris

Huppenthal.


2011-12 23-1 20-37 .541 0-0 .000 5-10 .500 19-42 61 2.7 33-0 12 19 1 4 45 2.0

2010-11 14-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 5-8 13 0.9 8-0 1 5 0 0 12 0.9

TOTAL 37-1 24-46 .522 0-0 .000 9-16 .563 24-50 74 2.0 41-0 13 24 1 4 57 1.5

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Therese Montano

2011-12: Third on the team in scoring, averaging

11.0 points per game…Tied career-high of 23

points against St. Catharine (11/27) which

including hitting 12-15 (.800) free throws…

Second on the team in assists, averaging 2.4 per

game…Pulled down 9 rebounds to go along with

5 points and 3 assists in NYIT (1/26)…Scored 17

points and was credited with 5 steals in 78-70

victory (1/26)…Earned Academic All-GLVC

honors.

2010-11: Finished the season with an all-around

stat line of 9.8 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 2.8

assists per game…Saw action in 23 games,

starting 14 times, before a season ending knee

injury against Northern Kentucky(2/12)…Had

career high 23 points at home against Northern

Kentucky (1/20) including going a perfect

13-13 from the free throw line…Finished the

season 2nd on the team and 9th in the GLVC

in free throw shooting at .798…Other notable

performances from the charity stripe include

9-11 against Southern Indiana(12/4) and 11-12

at Lewis (1/2)…Named to GLVC All-Academic

team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named 2nd team All-State

by the Courier-Journal after averaging 6.4

points and 3.5 rebounds…Named to All-

Tournament team while helping Mercy to State

Championship…Named Most Outstanding

Player of prestigious Louisville Invitational

Tournament after helping Mercy to title…Played

in Kentucky-Indiana All-Star game…Member of

Junior East vs. West All Star team.

PERSONAL: Niece of former Bellarmine

basketball player Gloria Montano.

5-9 • Junior • Guardlouisville, Ky.Mercy academyMajor: biologydaughter of Joe Montano


2011-12 25-25 85-192 .443 14-38 .368 91-115 .791 37-59 96 3.8 72-1 61 92 7 31 275 11.0

2010-11 23-14 61-153 .399 12-41 .293 91-114 .798 25-68 93 4.0 48-1 65 84 5 31 225 9.8

TOTAL 48-39 146-345 .423 26-79 .329 182-229 .795 62-127 189 3.9 120-2 126 176 12 62 500 10.4

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Morgan Clemons

5-10 • Sophomore • Forwardlouisville, Ky.Sacred Heart academyMajor: biologydaughter of bryan and Stephanie Clemons

Darion Hutchinson

6-0 • Sophomore • ForwardScottsburg, ind.Scottsburg H.S.Major: elementary educationdaughter of Charles Hutchinson and tina Konkler

2011-12: Appeared in all 27 games during the year, earning her first career start

at Drury (1/12)…Averaged 2.7 points and 2.1 rebounds per game…Scored 17

points to go along with 8 rebounds against Coker (11/26)…Tallied 15 points on

a perfect 6-6 from the field and 3-3 from the free throw stripe against Oakland

City (12/11)…Earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 13 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 assists while helping

Sacred Heart Academy to a 23-6 record and 27th District Championship…

Amassed 1091 points and 833 rebounds while starting all four years…Earned 3rd

team All-State honors as a senior from the Louisville Courier-Journal… …Member

of LouisvilleCahtolicSports.com’s 1st team All-Catholic Schools squad…Played

in Kentucky Junior East-West All-Star game…Earned All-Tournament honors for

the prestigious Louisville Invitational Tournament in 2011…Three year member of

1st team All-7th Region .

PERSONAL: Both her parents played basketball at Bellarmine. Her father, Bryan

was a four year member of the Knights under Joe Reibel while her mother

Stephanie (Tracy) is Bellarmine’s career leader in points and rebounds.

2011-12: Started 19 games as a freshman while appearing in 27 during the season…Averaged 7.7 points and 6.5 rebounds to lead the team…Posted double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds against Southern Indiana (1/26)…Named to United Electric Tip-Off Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 10.0 points and 6.5 rebounds in two victories over McKendree (11/11) and Glenville State (11/12).

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Mid-Southern Conference Player of the Year after averaging 18.3 points and 7.1 rebounds a game…Led Scottsburg High School to their best single season record in 15 years while sharing the Mid-Southern Conference regular season championship…Three year member of All-MSC squad…Played in the Hooisers Reunion and North/South All-Star games in 2011…Named to 2nd team All-State by the IBCA…Led team in scoring sophomore, junior, and senior year while being named team MVP


2011-12 27-1 25-49 .510 0-0 .000 22-29 .759 23-34 57 2.1 9-0 4 9 2 7 72 2.7

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2011-12 27-19 86-204 .422 5-18 .278 31-44 .705 50-126 176 6.5 51-0 38 52 20 13 208 7.7

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5-8 • Sophomore • GuardMt. Washington, Ky.

bullitt east H.S.Major: exercise Science/pre-physical therapy

daughter of Stephen and Sharon philpott

Jessica Philpott31

2011-12: Transferred to Bellarmine in January from

Transylvania University...Sat our second semester.

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Bullitt East to a 29-4 season

and an appearance in the 6th Region Championship...

Played for Coach Chris Stallings.


Mary Dye

6-0 • Freshman • Forwardpewee Valley, Ky.

South oldham H.S.Major:elementary education

daughter of paul and patty dye

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Nicole Bryant

5-10 • Freshman • Guard/Forwardgoshen, Ky.north oldham H.S.Major: bio-Chemistrydaughter of david and laura bryant

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HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 11.5 points and 9.1 rebounds per game while helping South Oldham to a 27-5 record and 29th District Championship…Finished as school’s all-time leading rebounder and member of 1,000 point club…Named to 1st team All-Region…Also played volleyball…Played for Coach Frank Wright.

PERSONAL: Mother, Patty Harned, played basketball for Bellarmine from 1984-1988.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of 1,000 point club...Earned All-Region honors as a senior...Played for Coach Dan Pfaff.


Nicole Bryant

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Nikole Isabel

5-10 • Freshman • ForwardMt. Washington, Ky.bullit east H.S.Major: exercise Sciencedaughter of ron and laura isabel

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5-11 • Freshman • ForwardHendersonville, tenn.pope John paul ii H.S.

Major: elementary educationdaughter of tim and Kelly galvin

Sarah Galvin23

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Sumner County Player of the Year after averaging 18.8 points and 8.4 rebounds…Led Pope John Paul II to a school record 24 wins, finishing as the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,174 points…Holds school record for points in a game with 47 against Father Ryan Academy...Earned All-State honors from the Tennessee Sports Writers Association as a senior…Played for Coach Jerry Joslin.

PERSONAL: Grandfather, Jerry Day, played basketball at Bellarmine from 1959-62.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-District honors…Hit buzzer beating game winner to push Bullitt East past Holy Cross 56-54…Played for Coach Chris Stallings.


BELLARMINE BASKETBALLBellarmine Knights Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 07, 2012)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 13-14 9-5 4-9 0-0CONFERENCE 7-11 5-4 2-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-3 4-1 2-2 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg24 Brady, Kylie 24-23 751 31.3 117-272 . 4 3 0 49-122 . 4 0 2 82-97 . 8 4 5 11 93 104 4.3 46 0 82 71 9 36 365 15.223 Matheis, Allison 27-27 881 32.6 110-266 . 4 1 4 74-183 . 4 0 4 33-37 . 8 9 2 22 72 94 3.5 46 2 41 55 10 19 327 12.114 Montano, Therese 25-25 763 30.5 85-192 . 4 4 3 14-38 . 3 6 8 91-115 . 7 9 1 37 59 96 3.8 72 1 61 92 7 31 275 11.010 Goodin, Betsy 27-7 524 19.4 78-176 . 4 4 3 5-22 . 2 2 7 79-115 . 6 8 7 30 53 83 3.1 54 1 45 62 2 21 240 8.930 Hutchinson, Darion 27-19 677 25.1 86-204 . 4 2 2 5-18 . 2 7 8 31-44 . 7 0 5 50 126 176 6.5 51 0 38 52 20 13 208 7.711 Hamilton, Kylee 27-5 541 20.0 71-199 . 3 5 7 22-69 . 3 1 9 32-40 . 8 0 0 9 58 67 2.5 15 0 55 62 0 19 196 7.332 Osen, Allison 27-27 656 24.3 84-153 . 5 4 9 0-1 . 0 0 0 27-45 . 6 0 0 67 99 166 6.1 54 0 27 35 45 13 195 7.240 Clemons, Morgan 27-1 223 8.3 25-49 . 5 1 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 22-29 . 7 5 9 23 34 57 2.1 9 0 4 9 2 7 72 2.715 Greenwell, Rachel 24-0 144 6.0 18-43 . 4 1 9 8-19 . 4 2 1 4-4 1.000 9 8 17 0.7 6 0 8 9 1 5 48 2.034 Lamb, Kelsey 23-1 231 10.0 20-37 . 5 4 1 0-0 . 0 0 0 5-10 . 5 0 0 19 42 61 2.7 33 0 12 19 1 4 45 2.033 Kissel, Shelby 7-0 23 3.3 2-2 1.000 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 1 1 2 0.3 4 0 0 1 2 0 4 0.625 Seaman, Rachel 8-0 12 1.5 1-2 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.3

Team 62 58 120 4Total.......... 27 5426 697-1595 . 4 3 7 177-472 . 3 7 5 406-538 . 7 5 5 340 704 1044 38.7 391 4 374 471 99 168 1977 73.2Opponents...... 27 5425 722-1734 . 4 1 6 170-465 . 3 6 6 342-461 . 7 4 2 366 633 999 37.0 462 - 376 389 111 249 1956 72.4

TEAM STATISTICS BU OPPSCORING 1977 1956 Points per game 73.2 72.4 Scoring margin +0.8 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 697-1595 722-1734 Field goal pct . 4 3 7 . 4 1 63 POINT FG-ATT 177-472 170-465 3-point FG pct . 3 7 5 . 3 6 6 3-pt FG made per game 6.6 6.3FREE THROWS-ATT 406-538 342-461 Free throw pct . 7 5 5 . 7 4 2 F-Throws made per game 15.0 12.7REBOUNDS 1044 999 Rebounds per game 38.7 37.0 Rebounding margin +1.7 -ASSISTS 374 376 Assists per game 13.9 13.9TURNOVERS 471 389 Turnovers per game 17.4 14.4 Turnover margin -3.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 1.0STEALS 168 249 Steals per game 6.2 9.2BLOCKS 99 111 Blocks per game 3.7 4.1ATTENDANCE 9327 8989 Home games-Avg/Game 14-666 13-691 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsBellarmine Knights 924 1040 13 1977Opponents 961 980 15 1956

Date Opponent Score Att.11/11/11 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY W 69-67 011/12/11 GLENVILLE STATE W 102-93 27911/15/11 CENTRAL STATE W 80-55 26211/26/11 COKER COBRAS W 84-67 57811/27/11 ST. CATHARINE L 70-73 336

* 12/1/11 at Indianapolis L 59-71 321* 12/3/11 at Saint Josephs (IN) L 71-73 498

12/11/11 at Oakland City University W 83-58 37712/14/11 at Concordia College (NY) W 73-55 6012/17/11 at NYIT L 58-66 55

* 1/5/12 ROCKHURST HAWKS L 55-57 750* 01/07/12 WILLIAM JEWELL L 55-58 600* 1/12/12 at Drury University Lady Panthers L 53-67 1328* 1/14/12 at #24 Missouri S&T L 62-74 675* 1/16/12 NORTHERN KENTUCKY L 65-72 1050* 1/19/12 LEWIS FLYERS W 80-74 782* 1/21/12 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 82-79 879* 1/26/12 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 78-70 755* 01/28/12 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-81 424* 02-02-12 at UW-Parkside L 50-72 246* 02/04/12 at Lewis L 84-88 441* 02/9/12 ST. JOSEPH'S W 96-78 759* 2/11/12 UINDY W 86-67 1024* 02/16/12 at Southern Indiana W 75-68 1200* 2/18/12 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN L o t 113-115 1273* 2/23/12 at Northern Kentucky L 53-74 2944

2/26/12 at Indianapolis L 56-84 420

* - Conference game

2011-12 STATISTICS

2011-12 Bellarmine Women’s BasketballFinal Stats


The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972

when the athletic directors of three member schools - Kentucky

Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University at Evansville (now

the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions

about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University

of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On

July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united

to become the GLVC.

Since its inception, 16 different institutions have joined the

league. Those members include: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-

Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985),

Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern

Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-

Parkside (1994), University of Missouri-St. Louis (1995), Drury University

(2005), Missouri S&T (2005), Rockhurst University (2005), University

of Illinois-Springfield (2008), Maryville University (2008), William

Jewell College (2009) and McKendree University (2010). On June 8,

2012, Truman State University was admitted to the conference and

will begin competing in the GLVC in the fall of 2013.

Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994

season, IPFW left the league following the 2000-01 academic year, and

SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the 2007-08 academic

year. These departures opened the door for the seven-team expansion

over the past decade, allowing the league to grow 17 institutions.

Northern Kentucky departed following the 2011-12 season to bring

the current membership number to 16 schools.

The conference headquarters are located in downtown India-

napolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the

league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/

Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (In-

dianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana),

Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owens-

boro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell)

and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis).

The conference sponsors 18 championships in baseball, bas-

ketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor

track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country,

softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf,

and volleyball for women.

GLVC institutions have won 12 national championships in

basketball, including Bellarmine’s national title in 2011. Kentucky

Wesleyan leads all Division II institutions with eight men’s basket-

ball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995.

Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball

national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national

title in 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC

member to win a national championship in men’s soccer, while USI

staked claim to the GLVC’s first baseball national championship in

2010. SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a national

championship in softball in 2007.

The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic

and athletic accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes,

coaches and administrators. In 2001, the league announced the

creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class being inducted

in 2002. The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Paragon

Award to the top male and female student-athlete in the league,

and the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to alumni

who both succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in

accomplishments after graduation.

ALL-GLvC FIRST TEAMKylie Brady, Bellarmine, Jr., G BETHANIE FUNDERBURK, DRURY, SO., GKATIE PRITCHARD, DRURY, JR., G KRISTIN TURNER, INDIANAPOLIS, JR., GABBY DUETHMAN, MARYVILLE, JR., F JULIE MEYER, MISSOURI S&T, SR., G/F CASSE MOGAN, NORTHERN KENTUCKY, SR., GLINSAY HENKE, QUINCY, SR., C ALI SCHWAGMEYER, QUINCY, SR., G JADEE ROONEY, UW-PARKSIDE, SR., G

BRITTANY BEYER, UW-PARKSIDE, SR., G/F

ALL-GLvC SECOND TEAMBAILEY BEALE, ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD, SR., GSHELBY MILLER, MARYVILLE, FR., GHAILEE PARKS, MISSOURI S&T, JR., FCAITLYN MOODY, MO.-ST. LOUIS, SR., G/F ELLEN HOLTON, NORTHERN KENTUCKY, JR., FKARLEE GENGENBACHER, QUINCY, SO., G/FKASSIDY SHUMAN, QUINCY, SR., G BRITNEY CRUSE, SAINT JOSEPH’S, SR., GMONTRELL MILLS, SAINT JOSEPH’S, SR., GTATIANA ORTIZ, SAINT JOSEPH’S, SR., G AMY SELK, UW-PARKSIDE, SR., F

ALL-GLvC THIRD TEAMABBY BRACKER, DRURY, JR., FERICA GROOSE, DRURY, SR., C SYDNEY WEINERT, INDIANAPOLIS, JR., FJO THOMPSON, MARYVILLE, SO., FJULIE MEYER, MISSOURI S&T, SR., G/F DEVONNA SMITH, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS, JR., F CASSE MOGAN, NORTHERN KENTUCKY, SR., GLINSAY HENKE, QUINCY, SR., F ALI SCHWAGMEYER, QUINCY, SR., FTAYLOR SKALA, ROCKHURST, FR., G BRITTNEY CRUSE, SAINT JOSEPH’S, SR., GKAITLYN BETTIGA, UW-PARKSIDE, SR., G

JALEESA TRUSSELL, UW-PARKSIDE, JR., G

Player of the Year: Casse Mogan, Northern Ky Freshman of the Year: Shelby Miller, MaryvilleCoach of the Year: Jenny Knight-Kenesie, UW-Parkside

2011-12 GLvC ALL-CONFERENCE

2011-12 GLvC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS

TEAM W L PCT. W L PCT.

UW-Parkside 15 3 .833 24 6 .800

Northern Kentucky 14 4 .778 21 7 .750

Indianapolis 11 7 .611 19 11 .633

Kentucky Wesleyan 8 10 .444 17 13 .567

Saint Joseph’s 8 10 .444 14 13 .519

Bellarmine 7 11 .389 13 14 .481

Lewis 5 13 .278 8 20 .286

Southern Indiana 3 15 .167 9 17 .346

Quincy 15 3 .833 22 8 .733

Drury 15 3 .833 20 8 .714

Missouri S&T 12 6 .667 18 9 .667

Maryville 11 7 .611 19 12 .613

William Jewell 9 9 .500 14 10 .583

Missouri-St. Louis 5 13 .278 10 17 .370

Illinois-Springfield 4 14 .222 9 17 .346

Rockhurst 2 16 .111 5 21 .192

CONFERENCE OVERALL

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2011-12 REVIEW

GLVC TOURNAMENT

1st Round

#12 Lewis 74

#5 Missouri S&T 71

#6 Maryville 75 #11 Missouri-St. Louis 61

#7 Indianapolis 84#10 Bellarmine 56

#8 Kentucky Wesleyan 84#9 Saint Josephs 73

2nd Round#6 Indianapolis 60#3 Drury 54

#7 Kentucky Wesleyan 73#2 UW-Parkside 71

#1 Quincy 86#8 Lewis 72

#5 Maryville 80# Northern Kentucky 70

Semifinals#7 Kentucky Wesleyan 82#6 Indianapolis 81

#5 Maryville 70#1 Quincy 66

Championship#5 Maryville 75#7 Kentucky Wesleyan 62


2012-13 OPPONENTS

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITyLocation: Terre Haute, Ind. Affiliation: NCAA IConference: Missouri Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 11,400Nickname: SycamoresGame Date: Nov. 2, 2012Game Location: Terre Haute, Ind.Coach: Teri Moren2011-2012 Record: 15-16GoSycamores.comSID: Danny Pfrank [email protected] vs. Indiana State All Time: 0-1

UNIVERSITy OF KENTUCKyLocation: Lexington, Ky.Affiliation: NCAA IConference: Southeastern ConferenceEnrollment: 26,900Nickname: WildcatsGame Date: Nov. 5, 2012Game Location: Lexington, Ky.Coach: Matthew Mitchell2011-12 Record: 28-7www.ukathletics.comSID: Susan [email protected] vs. Kentucky All Time: 0-7

KENTUCKy STATE UNIVERSITyLocation: Frankfort, Ky.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Southern Intercollegiate Ath-letic Assoc.Enrollment: 2,843Nickname: ThorobrettesGame Date: Nov. 9, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Serena King-Coleman2011-12 Record: 9-17www.ksuthorobreds.comSID: Danielle [email protected] BU vs. Kentucky State All Time: 41-19

FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITyLocation: Big Rapids, Mich.Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate ConferenceEnrollment: 13,700Nickname: BulldogsGame Date: Nov. 10, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Colleen Lamoreaux-Tate2011-12 Record: 23-7ferrisstatebulldogs.comSID: Rob [email protected] vs. Ferris State All Time: 2-0

CEDARVIllE UNIVERSITyLocation: Cedarville, OhioAffiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Midwest Athletic Confer-enceEnrollment: 3,200Nickname: Yellow JacketsGame Date: Nov. 10, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Kirk Martin2011-12 Record: 24-8yellowjackets.cedarville.eduSID: Mark [email protected] vs. Cedarville All Time: 0-0

lAKE SUPERIOR STATE UNIVERSITyLocation: Sault Sainte Marie, Mich.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate ConferenceEnrollment: 3,400Nickname: LakersGame Date: Nov. 24, 2012Game Location: Evansville, Ind.Coach: Shannon Eggers2011-12 Record: 10-16lssulakers.comSID: Linda [email protected] vs. Lake Superior State All Time: 4-3

NOTRE DAME COllEGELocation: South Euclid, OhioAffiliation: NCAA IIConference: IndependentEnrollment: 2,100Nickname: FalconsGame Date: Nov. 25, 2012Game Location: Evansville, Ind.Coach: Katie Hine2011-12 Record: 16-12notredamefalcons.comSID: Skip [email protected] vs. Notre Dame (Ohio) All Time: 0-0

BEREA COllEGELocation: Berea, Ky.Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Kentucky Intercollegiate Ath-letic Assoc.Enrollment: 1,612Nickname: Lady MountaineersGame Date: Nov. 27, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Terence Brooks2011-12 Record: 8-20berea.edu/athletics/SID: Dennis [email protected] vs. Berea All Time: 5-2

GEORGETOWN COllEGELocation: Georgetown, Ky.Affiliation: NAIAConference: Mid-South ConferenceEnrollment: 1,800Nickname: TigersGame Date: Dec. 4, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Andrea McCloskey2011-12 Record: 24-10georgetowncollegeathletics.comSID: Jenny [email protected] BU vs. Georgetown (Ky.): All Time: 30-7

MIllERSVIllE UNIVERSITyLocation: Millersville, Penn.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceEnrollment: 8,700Nickname: MaraudersGame Date: Dec. 30, 2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Mary Fleig2011-12 Record: 16-11millersvilleathletics.comSID: Ethan Hulsey [email protected] vs. Millersville All Time: 0-0

UNIVERSITy OF AlABAMA-HUNTSVIllELocation: Huntsville, Ala.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Gulf South ConferenceEnrollment: 7,200Nickname: ChargersGame Date: Dec. 31,2012Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Roy Heintz2011-12 Record:uahchargers.comSID: Taylor [email protected] vs. Alabama-Huntsville All Time: 1-0

QUINCy UNIVERSITyLocation: Quincy, Ill.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 1,300Nickname: HawksGame Date: Jan. 3, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Jeni Garber2011-12 Record: 22-8 (15-3 GLVC)hawks.quincy.eduSID: Brendan Bittner217.228.5432 Ext. [email protected] vs. Quincy All Time: 17-15


2012-13 OPPONENTS

UNIVERSITy OF IllINOIS-SPRINGFIElDLocation: Springfield, IllAffiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 5,000Nickname: Prairie StarsGame Date: Jan. 5, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Chad Oletzke 2011-12 Record: 9-17 (4-14 GLVC)uisprairiestars.comSID: Scott [email protected] vs. Illinois-Springfield All Time: 2-0

UNIVERSITy OF MISSOURI-ST. lOUISLocation: St. Louis. Mo.Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 13,800Nickname: TritonsGame Date: Jan. 10, 2013Game Location: St. Louis, Mo.Coach: Katie Vaughn2011-12 Record: 10-17 (5-13 GLVC)umsltritons.comSID: Mary Ann [email protected] vs. Missouri-St. Louis All Time: 21-6

MARyVIllE UNIVERSITyLocation: St. Louis, Mo.Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 4,100Nickname: SaintsGame Date: Jan. 12, 2013Game Location: St. Louis, MoCoach: Chris Ellis2011-12 Record: 19-12 (11-7 GLVC)maryvillesaints.comSID: Chuck [email protected] vs. Maryville All Time: 1-1

MCKENDREE UNIVERSITyLocation: Lebanon, Ill. Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 3,200Nickname: BearcatsGame Date: Jan 21, 2013Game Location: Lebanon, Ill.Game Date: Feb. 28, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Melissa Ringhausen2011-2012 Record: 8-22McKBearcats.comSID: Scott [email protected] vs. McKendree All Time: 1-0

UNIVERSITy OF INDIANAPOlISLocation: Indianapolis, Ind.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 5,300Nickname: GreyhoundsGame Date: Jan. 26, 2013Game Location: Indianapolis, Ind.Game Date: Feb. 7, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Constantin Popa2011-2012 Record: 19-11 (11-7 GLVC)Athletics.UIndy.eduSID: Ryan [email protected] vs. Indianapolis All-Time: 37-27

SAINT JOSEPH’S COllEGELocation: Rensselaer, Ind.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 1,000Nickname: PumasGame Date: Jan. 24, 2013Game Location: Rensselaer, Ind.Game Date: Feb.9, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Brandon Turner2010-2011 Record: 14-13 (8-10 GLVC)Athletics.SaintJoe.eduSID: Ken [email protected] vs. St. Joseph’s All Time: 41-17

lEWIS UNIVERSITyLocation: Romeoville, Ill.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 5,800Nickname: FlyersGame Date: Jan. 19, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLGame Date: Feb. 14, 2013Game Location: Romeoville, Ill.Coach: Lisa Carlsen2011-2012 Record: 8-20 (5-13 GLVC)lewisflyers.comSID: Derek [email protected] vs. Lewis All-Time: 38-19

UNIVERSITy OF WISCONSIN-PARKSIDELocation: Kenosha, Wisc.Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 5,300Nickname: RangersGame Date: Jan. 17, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLGame Date: Feb. 26, 2013Game Location: Kenosha, Wisc.Coach: Jenny Knight-Kenesie2011-2012 Record: 24-6 (15-3 GLVC)parksiderangers.comSID: Mark [email protected] vs. Wisconsin-Parkside All-Time: 21-11

UNIVERSITy OF SOUTHERN INDIANALocation: Evansville, Ind.Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 10,800Nickname: Screaming EaglesGame Date: Jan. 31, 2013Game Location: Evansville, Ind.Game Date: Feb. 21, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLCoach: Rick Stein2011-2012 Record: 9-17 (3-5 GLVC)gousieagles.comSID: Ray Simmons [email protected] vs. Southern Indiana All-Time: 41-19

KENTUCKy WESlEyAN COllEGELocation: Owensboro, Ky.Affiliation: NCAA II Conference: Great Lakes Valley ConferenceEnrollment: 741Nickname: PanthersGame Date: Feb. 2, 2013Game Location: KNIGHTS HALLGame Date: Feb. 23, 2013Game Location: Owensboro, Ky.Coach: Caleb & Nicole Nieman2011-2012 Record: 17-13 (8-10 GLVC)kwcpanthers.comSID: Roy Pickerill [email protected] vs. Kentucky Wesleyan All-Time: 57-15


PROGRAM RECORDS

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MOST POINTS IN A GAMEpL NAME pTs. OppONENT dATE

1. Lyndsey Neal 45 Saint Joseph’s Feb. 22, 20032. Rachel Young 38 Missouri-St. Louis Dec. 2, 20003. Mary Jane Hoben 37 Spalding Jan. 13, 1975 Stephanie Tracy 37 Campbellsville Dec. 12, 19875. Kylie Brady 36 Ky. Wesleyan Feb. 18, 20126. Stephanie Tracy 35 Ashland Mar. 4, 19897. Lyndsey Neal 34 SIU-Edwardsville Mar. 5, 20038. Stephanie Tracy 33 SIU-Edwardsville Jan. 28, 1989 Molly Niehaus 33 St. Joseph’s Feb. 1, 1997 Amy Siegel 33 Missouri-St. Louis Feb. 27, 1997 Audrey Cannon 33 Univ. of Puerto Rico Nov. 17, 2000

MOST POINTS IN A SEASON pL NAME sEAsON GMs. fG. fT. pTs. AVG.

1. Stephanie Tracy 1988-89 28 207 171 585 20.92. Molly Niehaus 1996-97 28 189 147 567 20.33. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1998-99 30 199 98 514 17.14. Lyndsey Neal 2002-03 31 198 117 513 17.1 Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 192 129 513 16.56. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 178 151 510 18.27. Roxanne Cox 1985-86 30 218 71 507 16.98. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 158 117 498 15.69. Maria Poschinger 1983-84 26 180 129 489 18.810. Lynne Johnson 2001-02 28 156 165 488 17.4

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON (MIN. 2 FTA/GAME)pL NAME sEAsON GMs. fTM. fTA. AVG.

1. Angela Smith 2006-07 30 65 72 .9032. Dana Beaven 2008-09 28 84 94 .8943. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 99 112 .8844. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 72 82 .8785. Rachel Young 2000-01 28 208 124 .8716. Angela Smith 2005-06 28 85 98 .8677. Angela Smith 2007-08 32 117 136 .8608. Kylie Brady 2011-12 24 82 97 .8459. Dana Beaven 2007-08 32 70 83 .84310. Melissa Fitz 2009-10 28 53 63 .841

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE IN A CAREER (MIN. 2 FTA/GAME)pL NAME sEAsON GMs. fTM. fTA. AVG.

1. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 328 383 .8562. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 292 343 .8513. Rachel Young 1999-01 56 198 233 .8504. Nickie Randall 1999-02 84 202 244 .8285. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 188 234 .8036. Donna Kaelin 1985-89 105 183 229 .7997. Becky McKinley 1993-96 72 151 190 .7958. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 200 252 .7949. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 411 524 .78410. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 555 709 .783

BELLARMINE THOuSAND POINT CLuB NAME YRs. GMs. pTs. AVG.

1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1,936 17.02. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1,711 14.83. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1,672 13.94. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1,569 13.85. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 1,556 13.66. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1,529 13.77. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1,519 13.78. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 1,428 12.49. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1,414 13.910. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1,389 16.011. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 1,335 12.112. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 1,321 11.113. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1,309 15.714. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 1,258 10.715. Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1,234 16.016. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 1,231 11.617. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 1,214 10.318. Carol Heil 1980-84 102 1,161 11.419. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 112 1,151 10.320. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 1,103 10.121. Ellen Finn 1976-80 102 1,077 10.622 Lyndsey Neal 2001-04 87 1,065 12.223. Allison Matheis 2008-12 110 1,033 9.323. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 1,029 8.724. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 1,006 9.1

HIGHEST CAREER SCORING AvERAGEpL NAME sEAsON GMs. pTs. AVG.

1. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 1936 17.02. Mary Jane Hoben 1973-77 87 1389 16.03 Sharonda O’Bannon 1988-92 77 1234 16.04. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 1309 15.75. Shanta Bowens 2001-04 63 934 14.86. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 1711 14.87. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 1672 13.9 Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 1414 13.99. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 1569 13.810. Roxanne Cox 1983-87 112 1529 13.7 Stephanie Hutchcraft 1996-01 114 1519 13.7

MOST THREE POINTERS IN A SEASONpL NAME sEAsON NUMbER

1. Allison Matheis 2011-12 742. Betsy Young 1998-99 68 Allison Matheis 2009-10 684. Angela Smith 2004-05 675. Angela Smith 2007-08 65 Cathy Brawner 1991-92 657. Becky McKinley 1995-96 648. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 639. Cathy Brawner 1992-93 6110. Alicia Bleuel 1995-96 58 Angela Smith 2006-07 58

MOST THREE POINTERS IN A CAREERpL NAME sEAsON NUMbER

1. Angela Smith 2004-08 2442. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 2313. Allison Matheis 2008-12 2224. Betsy Young 1996-00 1875. Nickie Randall 1999-03 1636. Becky McKinley 1993-96 1507. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 1448. Alicia Bleuel 1992-96 1229. Amy Siegel 1994-98 11210. Ryan Danner 1997-01 107

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MOST REBOuNDS IN A GAMEpL. NAME REb. OppONENT dATE

1. Michelle Weakley 23 Wright State Mar. 7, 19872. Laura McClain 20 Centre Dec. 2, 1978 Stephanie Tracy 20 Indianapolis Dec. 20, 1986 Stephanie Tracy 20 Cumberland Dec. 1, 1987 Audrey Cannon 20 Catawba Nov. 23, 20026. Maria Poschinger 19 Wright State Dec. 28, 1983 Sarah Todd 19 Alderson-Broaddus Nov. 26, 20048. Michelle Weakley 18 Union Nov. 22, 1986 Sharonda O’Bannon 18 Georgetown Jan. 10, 199110. Gina Wissman 17 Georgetown Dec. 1, 1983 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Franklin Dec. 8, 1990 Sharonda O’Bannon 17 Florida Atlantic Mar. 11, 1990

MOST REBOuNDS IN A SEASON pL. NAME sEAsON GMs. REb. AVG.

1. Stephanie Tracy 1998-89 28 335 11.92. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-90 31 325 10.53. Sharonda O’Bannon 1990-91 31 302 9.74. Stephanie Tracy 1987-88 28 301 10.85. Audrey Cannon 2002-03 31 286 9.56. Michelle Weakley 1986-87 28 262 9.47. Stephanie Tracy 1986-87 28 253 9.08. Shanta Bowens 2003-04 30 249 8.39. Ellen Finn 1979-80 31 246 7.910. Lois Taurman 1982-83 25 243 9.7

MOST REBOuNDS IN A CAREER pL. NAME sEAsONs GMs. REb. AVG.

1. Stephanie Tracy 1995-89 114 1085 9.52. Michelle Weakley 1984-88 113 815 7.23. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 805 6.94. Lois Taurman 1979-83 102 756 7.45. Sharonda O’Bannon 1989-92 77 753 9.86. Molly Niehaus 1993-97 114 708 6.27. Renata Kuchowicz 1989-93 118 666 5.68. Vickie Sipes 1980-84 106 645 6.19. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 640 6.010. Audrey Cannon 1999-03 97 597 6.2

MOST STEALS IN A GAMEpL. NAME sTLs. OppONENT dATE

1. Denasha Mondy 9 Quincy Feb. 2, 2006 Cathy Brawner 9 Ashland Feb. 18, 19933. Nickie Randall 7 SIU-Edwardsville Feb. 2, 2002 Nickie Randall 7 Quincy Jan. 5, 2002 Amy Siegel 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 8,1998 Amy Maupin 7 IUPU-Fort Wayne Jan. 15, 1998

MOST STEALS IN A SEASONpL. NAME sEAsON GMs. sTLs. AVG.

1. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 96 3.12. Amy Siegel 1996-97 28 90 3.23. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 76 2.5 Lynne Johnson 2003-04 30 74 2.5 Cathy Brawner 1992-93 28 71 2.5 Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 70 2.57. Cathy Brawner 1991-92 28 68 2.48. Jenny O’Bryan 1993-94 30 65 2.29. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 61 2.3 Lynne Johnson 2004-05 30 61 2.0

MOST STEALS IN A CAREERpL. NAME sEAsONs GMs. sTLs. AVG.

1. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 286 2.52. Lynne Johnson 2000-05 116 232 2.03. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 231 2.04. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 200 1.85. Angela Smith 2004-08 120 168 1.46. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 168 1.47. Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 136 1.28. Kate Clemmer 1991-96 107 118 1.19. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 117 1.010. Betsy Young 1996-00 109 111 1.0

MOST ASSISTS IN A GAMEpL. NAME AsT. OppONENT dATE

1. Nickie Randall 16 Kentucky State Dec. 30, 20022. Princess Wimsatt 15 St. Joseph’s Dec. 12, 2005 Nickie Randall 15 Kentucky Wesleyan Dec. 8, 20014. Princess Wimsatt 14 Southern Indiana Feb. 26, 2005 Nickie Randall 14 St. Joseph’s Feb. 22, 20036. Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Jan. 6, 2005 Princess Wimsatt 13 Quincy Dec. 12, 2004 Princess Wimsatt 13 Southern Indiana Feb. 7, 2004 Gloria Montano 13 Wright State Feb. 25, 1987

MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASONpL. NAME sEAsON GMs. AsT. AVG.

1. Princess Wimsatt 2003-04 30 253 8.42. Nickie Randall 2002-03 31 216 7.13. Princess Wimsatt 2004-05 30 213 7.14. Stephanie Duddy 1990-91 31 175 5.65. Melissa Conner 1998-99 30 168 5.66. Nickie Randall 2000-01 28 161 5.87. Nickie Randall 2001-02 28 148 5.38. Cathy Brawner 1993-94 31 156 5.09. Missy Hahn 1989-90 31 139 4.5 10. Amy Siegel 1995-96 26 136 5.2

MOST ASSISTS IN A CAREERpL. NAME sEAsON GMs. AsT. AVG.

1. Nickie Randall 1999-03 115 602 5.22. Princess Wimsatt 2003-05 60 466 7.8 Melissa Conner 1995-99 110 466 4.24. Cathy Brawner 1991-95 114 463 4.15. Amy Siegel 1994-98 110 459 4.26. Jenny O’Bryan 1990-94 111 394 3.57. Missy Hahn 1987-91 118 380 3.28. Stephanie Duddy 1987-91 114 349 3.19. Stephanie Tracy 1985-89 114 304 2.710. Gloria Montano 1984-87 84 292 3.0

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS IN A GAMEpL. NAME bLks. OppONENT dATE

1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 Southern Indiana Jan. 2, 1998 Meri Lou Gonzalez 8 IUPUI Jan. 27, 19983. Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Indianapolis Jan. 6, 2000 Lori Ann Gonzalez 7 Tusculum Dec. 14, 1999 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Northern Kentucky Feb. 21, 1998 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Georgetown Dec. 5, 1996 Meri Lou Gonzalez 7 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 19, 1995

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PROGRAM RECORDS

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS IN A SEASONpL. NAME sEAsON GMs. bLk. AVG.

1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1997-98 28 82 2.92. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1996-97 28 71 2.53. Lori Ann Gonzalez 1999-00 28 64 2.34. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1995-96 28 63 2.3 Brittany Edelen 2009-10 28 63 2.36. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1994-95 27 62 2.37. Allison Osen 2011-12 27 45 1.78. Alexis Brown 2002-03 31 42 1.49. Dana Beaven 2008-09 28 40 1.410. Alexis Brown 2003-04 28 38 1.4

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS IN A CAREERpL. NAME sEAsON GMs. bLk. AVG.

1. Meri Lou Gonzalez 1994-97 111 279 2.52. Lori Ann Gonzalez 1996-00 112 130 1.23. Alexis Brown 2002-04 59 80 1.44. Allison Osen 2009- 81 75 0.95. Lyndsey Neal 2001-03 87 72 0.86. Ashley Lewallen 2004-08 118 70 0.67. Dana Beaven 2005-09 118 97 0.88. Brittany Edelen 2009-10 28 63 2.39. Shanta Bowens 2001-03 58 53 0.910. Stephanie Hutchcraft 1999-01 114 46 0.4

MOST FIELD GOALS MADEGAME 1975 17 Mary Jane Hoben vs. SpaldingsEAsON 1985-86 218 Roxanne CoxCAREER 1984-87 667 Roxanne Cox

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME 2001-02 22 Lynne Johnson vs. Quincy 2008-09 22 Taylor Kopple vs. Northwood 2009-10 22 Brittany Edelen vs. QueenssEAsON 2009-10 404 Brittany EdelenCAREER 1983-87 1343 Roxanne Cox

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME 2006-07 1.000 (9-9) Dana Beaven vs. St. Joesph’ssEAsON 1990-91 .643 (90-140) Kristy Murphy CAREER 1990-94 .604 (466-772) Sharonda O’Bannon

MOST FREE THROWS MADEGAME 2003 17 Lyndsey Neal vs. St. Joseph’ssEAsON 1988-89 171 Stephanie TracyCAREER 1985-89 609 Stephanie Tracy

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSGAME 1983 18 Lois Taurman vs. Wright State 2002 18 Lynne Johnson vs. UM-St. Louis 2003 18 Lyndsey Neal vs. St. Joseph’ssEAsON 1988-89 230 Stephanie TracyCAREER 1985-89 836 Stephanie Tracy

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game 20010-11 1.00 (14-14) Lauren JonessEAsON 2006-07 .903 (65-72) Angela Smith CAREER 2004-08 .856(328-383) Angela Smith

MOST THREE POINT FIELD GOALS MADEGAME 1999 8 Betsy Young vs. St. Joseph’s 2003 8 Stephanie Pieper vs. Spalding

HIGHEST THREE POINT PERCENTAGEGAME 1994 .875 (7-8)** Becky McKinley vs. IUPUI 1995 .875 (7-8) Becky McKinley vs. Indianapolis sEAsON 1991-92 .456 (49-108) Jenny O’BryanCAREER 1996-96 .423 Becky McKinley**MiN 6 ATTEMpTs

INDIVIDUAl RECORDS CONT. TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTS GAME 136 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001sEAsON 2547 1991 (TOTAL pOiNTs)

sEAsON 86.3 2001 (AVERAGE)

MOST COMBINED POINTS IN A GAMEGAME 230 Bellarmine 119 def. IUPUI 111 - 1995

LARGEST WINNING MARGINGAME 111 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001

MOST FIELD GOALS MADEGAME 52 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001sEAsON 989 1991

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTEDGAME 98 Union - 1980sEAsON 2100 1991

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME .683 (41-60) IUPU-Ft. Wayne - 2001 sEAsON .490 (784-1600) 1983

MOST FREE THROWS MADEGAME 43 Southern Indiana - 2001sEAsON 591 2008

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTEDGAME 52 Southern Indiana - 2001sEAsON 813 2008

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGAME 1.00 (14-14) Ashland-1988 1.00 (14-14) Drury- 2010sEAsON .770 (535-695) 2010-11

MOST THREE POINTERS MADEGAME 15 1994 | 1995 | 1996sEAsON 237 1994

MOST THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTEDGAME 37 Northern Kentucky - 1994sEAsON 630 1994

HIGHEST THREE POINT PERCENTAGEGAME .900 (9-10) Ashland - 1991 sEAsON .417 (139-333) 1992

MOST REBOuNDSGAME 73 Fayetteville State - 2006sEAsON 1407 1991

MOST ASSISTSGAME 37 Puerto Rico Humacao - 2001sEAsON 640 1991

MOST WINSsEAsON 26 1991 | 1994

MOST GAMES PLAyEDsEAsON 32 2008

BEST WINNING PERCENTAGEsEAsON .860 (24-4) 1995-96


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NCAA DIvISION II ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS2010 Jalissa Chatlos Freshman Team (Women’s DII Bulletin)2005 Angela Smith Freshman Team (Women’s DII Bulletin)2003 Nickie Randall Honorable Mention (WBCA)1997 Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention (WBCA)1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team (Basketball Gazette)1994 Jenny O’Bryan Honorable Mention (WBCA)1992 Cathy Brawner Freshman Team (AWSF)1991 Sharonda O’Bannon Second Team (AWSF)1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team (WBCA)1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team (AWSF)1988 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF)1987 Stephanie Tracy Second Team (AWSF)1987 Roxanne Cox Honorable Mention (AWSF)1986 Roxanne Cox Fourth Team (AWSF)

GLvC PLAyER OF THE yEAR2004 Shanta Bowens1989 Stephanie Tracy1987 Michelle Weakley1984 Maria Poschinger

GLvC ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS2012 Kylie Brady First Team2011 Lauren Jones Second Team2010 Brittany Edelen Second Team Kylie Brady Third Team2009 Taylor Kopple Second Team Dana Beaven Third Team Shawna Nicols Third Team2008 Angela Smith Second Team Denasha Mondy Third Team Katie Willinger Third Team2007 Angela Smith Second Team Dana Beaven Honorable Mention2006 Angela Smith Second Team Dana Beaven Freshman of the Year2005 Lynne Johnson Second Team Princess Wimsatt Second Team Ashley Elmore Honorable Mention Angela Smith Freshman of the Year2004 Shanta Bowens First Team Lynne Johnson Second Team2003 Nickie Randall First Team Lyndsey Neal First Team Audrey Cannon Honorable Mention Stephanie Pieper Freshman of the Year2002 Nickie Randall First Team Lynne Johnson Second Team Shanta Bowens Second Team2001 Rachel Young First Team Nickie Randall Second Team Lynne Johnson Honorable Mention Stephanie Hutchcraft Honorable Mention2000 Stephanie Hutchcraft First Team Rachel Young Honorable Mention1999 Stephanie Hutchcraft Second Team1998 Amy Siegel First Team1997 Molly Niehaus First Team Amy Siegel Second Team1996 Becky McKinley Second Team Molly Niehaus Second Team Alicia Bleuel Honorable Mention1995 Becky McKinley Second Team Cathy Brawner Honorable Mention Molly Niehaus Honorable Mention1994 Jenny O’Bryan Second Team Cathy Brawner Second Team Kate Clemmer Honorable Mention1993 Renata Kuchowicz First Team Cathy Brawner Second Team1992 Renata Kuchowicz First Team Cathy Brawner Second Team Angie McGlone Honorable Mention1991 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team Missy Hahn Honorable Mention Renata Kuchowicz Honorable Mention1990 Sharonda O’Bannon First Team Missy Hahn Honorable Mention

GLvC FRESHMAN OF THE yEAR2010 Jalissa Chatlos2006 Dana Beaven2005 Angela Smith2003 Stephanie Pieper1992 Cathy Brawner

1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team Donna Kaelin Second Team1988 Stephanie Tracy First Team Michelle Weakley Second Team1987 Stephanie Tracy First Team Michelle Weakley Second Team1986 Roxanne Cox First Team Michelle Weakley Second Team

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS2003 Laura Voegele First Team2002 Laura Voegele Second Team1989 Stephanie Tracy First Team

GLvC ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS2012 Morgan Clemons | Betsy Goodin | Chelsea Hawkins |Lauren Jones | Shelby Kissel| Kelsey Lamb | Therese Montano | Allison Osen2011 Kirsten Delph | Betsy Goodin | Lauren Jones |Kelsey Lamb | Allison Matheis| Therese Montano | Allison Osen2010 Kirsten Delph | Betsy Goodin | Rachel Greenwell |Allison Osen | 2009 Lara Donnelly | Allison Hughes | Amy Lomax | Allison Matheis | Shawna Nicols2008 Sara Bassler | Trish Bennett | Lara Donnelly2007 Lara Donnelly | Becca Kopple2006 Sarah Todd2005 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | Sarah Todd2004 Dena Greenwell | Lynne Johnson | Sarah Todd2003 Dena Greenwell | Julie-Ann Kirkland Stephanie Pieper | Laura Voegele2002 Dena Greenwell | Katie Pohlgeers Laura Voegele | Lynne Johnson | Nickie Randall2001 Rachel Young | Stephanie Hutchcraft Laura Voegele2000 Rachel Beasley | Ryan Danner Lori Ann Gonzalez | Stephanie Hutchcraft Rachel Phelps | Nickie Randall Laura Voegele | Rachel Young1999 Rachel Beasley | Lori Ann Gonzalez Stephanie Hutchcraft | Rachel Phelps1998 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin | Amy Siegel1997 Lori Ann Gonzalez | Meri Lou Gonzalez Stephanie Hutchcraft | Amy Maupin Molly Niehaus | Amy Sample | Amy Siegel1996 Molly Niehaus | Meri Lou Gonzalez Amy Maupin | Amy Siegel | Melissa Conner1995 Becky McKinley | Molly Niehaus1994 Jenny O’Bryan1993 Kristin Kupper1992 Jeanna Cornett | Kristin Kupper | Jenny O’Bryan1991 Connie Carroll | Jeanna Cornett | Stephanie Duddy1990 Connie Carroll | Stephanie Duddy | Missy Hahn


Alabama-Huntsville 1-0Alderson-Broaddus 1-0Alice Lloyd 5-1Armstrong State 1-0Ashland 22-1Belmont 0-2Bentley 0-2Berea 5-2Brescia 2-0Butler 1-0Cal Poly State-Pomona 0-1Cal Poly State-SLO 1-0Cal State-Hayward 1-0Cal State-Los Angeles 1-0Cal State-Mont. Bay 1-0Cal State-San Bern. 0-1Cal State-Stanislaus 0-2Campbellsville 20-14Carson-Newman 1-1Catawba 2-0Central Missouri 0-1Central State 7-2Centre 9-3Charleston 3-0Christian Bros. 2-0Cincinnati 0-2Clarion 1-0Clayton State 0-1Colorado Christian 1-0Co. - Colorado Springs 0-1Coker 1-0Concordia 1-0Cumberland 14-1Delta State 0-1District of Columbia 1-0Drury 1-7Eastern Kentucky 2-5Edinboro 1-0Eckerd 1-0Emporia State 0-1Erksine 1-0Evansville 2-0Fayetteville State 1-0Ferris State 2-0Findlay 1-2

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSFisk 1-0Flagler 1-0Florida Atlantic 1-0Florida Southern 1-1Florida Tech 2-0Fort Lewis 0-1Franklin 4-0Gannon 1-0Georgetown 30-7Glenville 1-0Grand Valley State 5-1Hanover 6-0High Point 0-1Hillsdale 4-0Illinois-Springfield 2-0Indiana (Pa.) 1-1Indianapolis 37-27IUPU-Ft. Wayne 26-7IUPU-Indianapolis 9-1IU-Southeast 20-2Kentucky 0-7Kentucky State 41-19Kentucky Wesleyan 57-15Lake Erie 1-0Lake Superior State 4-3Lewis 39-19Limestone 2-0Lincoln Memorial 2-1Louisville 4-14Marion 2-0Marshall 1-0Maryville 1-1McKendree 1-0Mercyhurst 1-1Merrimack 1-0Mesa State 1-0Metropolitan State 1-0Michigan Tech 2-2Midway 9-1Mississippi Industrial 1-0Missouri Western 0-1Missouri S&T 4-5Missouri-St. Louis 21-6Morehead State 1-11Mount St. Joseph’s 4-1

Murray State 1-1Norfolk State 1-0North Alabama 1-1North Dakota 0-1North Dakota State 2-1Northeast Missouri St. 1-0Northern Kentucky 28-51Northern Michigan 1-1Northwood 1-2Nova Southeastern 0-1NYIT 0-1Oakland City 10-2Oakland University 1-1Ohio Valley College 1-0Pace 1-0Philadelphia Textile 1-0Pikeville 2-0Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1-0Portland State 0-3Puerto Rico-Humacao 1-0Queens 1-0Quincy 17-15Rio Grande 1-0Robert Morris 1-0Rockhurst 5-2Rollins 1-1Saginaw Valley State 1-2San Francisco State 1-0Shaw 0-1Shepherd 2-0SIU-Edwardsville 23-10Slippery Rock 1-0Southern Indiana 41-19Southwest Baptist 1-0Spalding 21-0Spring Arbour 1-0St. Catharine 0-1St. Francis (Ind.) 2-1St. Joseph’s 41-17St. Leo 2-0St. Mary’s (TX) 0-1Tampa 1-1Texas A&M International 1-0Texas-Permian Basin 0-1Tiffin 1-0

Transylvania 7-0Tusculum 2-0Union 2-1Vincennes 1-1Washburn 2-0Wayne State 1-0West Texas State 0-1Western Kentucky 2-7William and Mary 1-0William Jewell 0-1Wilberforce 1-0Winona 0-1Wisconsin-Green Bay 0-1Wisconsin-Parkside 21-11Wright State 6-5Xavier 4-1


All-TIME RESUlTS

2008 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Drury 80 v. Bellarmine 70

2007 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Lewis 82 v. Bellarmine 62

2005 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Lake Superior State 87 v. Bellarmine 75

2004 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Indianapolis 79 v. Bellarmine 67

2003 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 72 v. Hillsdale 71

GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Quincy 101 v. Bellarmine 93

1999 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Grand Valley State 70 v. Bellarmine 57

1997 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Michigan Tech 83 (OT) v. Bellarmine 80

1996 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 89 v. Southern Indiana 80

GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Northern Michigan 84 v. Bellarmine 55

1994 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 59 v. Michigan Tech 54

GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Bellarmine 77 v. Lake Superior State 74

ELITE EIGHT Quarterfinals Bellarmine 92 v. Norfolk State 80

ELITE EIGHT Semifinals Cal. St.-San Bernadino 77 v. Bellarmine 55

ELITE EIGHT Consolation North Alabama 79 v. Bellarmine 75

1993 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Michigan Tech 93 v. Bellarmine 75

1991 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 84 v. Michigan Tech 66

Championship Bellarmine 78 v. Northern Michigan 70

ELITE EIGHT Quarterfinals North Dakota State 87 v. Bellarmine 64

NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 1990 SOuTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 71 v. Pace 60

SOuTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL Championship Bellarmine 62 v. Florida Atlantic 55

ELITE EIGHT Quarterfinals Bentley 74 v. Bellarmine 69

1987 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Wright State 80 v. Bellarmine 67

1986 GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Semifinals Bellarmine 69 v. Northern Kentucky 52

GREAT LAKES REGIONAL Championship Bellarmine 67 v. Lake Superior State 54

ELITE EIGHT Quarterfinals Cal Poly-Pomona 83 v. Bellarmine 49

All-TIME NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD: 11-14NCAATournamentAppearances:141986 | 1987 | 1990 | 1991 | 1993 | 1994 | 1996 | 1997 | 1999 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2007 | 2008

NCAARegionalChampionships:41986 | 1990 | 1991 | 1994

NCAAFinalFourAppearances:11994

NCAADivisionIIFinalNationalRankings1986 - 12th1990 - 14th 1991 - 6th1994 - 12th 1996 - 15th


1971-72 (7-8)BILL MCKENZIE (7-8)

OppONENT REsULT

@ Centre L 30-31Spalding W 36-22Georgetown W 28-21@ Berea L 45-52Louisville L 28-41Kentucky L 24-37Spalding W 47-25@ Georgetown L 28-43@ Transylvania W 47-30Marshall W 53-32Campbellsville W 37-21Kentucky L 29-59Campbellsville W 37-27Kentucky L 30-50Georgetown L 28-36

1972-73 (8-6)BILL MCKENZIE (15-14)

OppONENT REsULT

Centre W 27-24@ Louisville L 27-36Kentucky State W 35-34@ Campbellsville W 44-27@ Georgetown L 29-43Berea L 35-38Hanover W 40-19Belmont L 26-80@ Kentucky State W 25-20@ Transylvania W 61-21IU-Southeast W 63-19Louisville L 28-44Campbellsville W 53-26Kentucky State L 42-45

1973-74 (16-4)KAY WHELAN (16-4)

OppONENT REsULT

IU-Southeast W 66-35N Kentucky L 36-50@ Kentucky L 37-38Spalding W 53-27@ Belmont L 21-89@ Western Kentucky W 43-41Louisville W 50-38@ Hanover W 63-29Kentucky State W 54-28@ Spalding W 63-32Morehead State W 40-34N Murray State L 41-50@ IU-Southeast W 55-39Georgetown W 55-25@ Centre W 51-43Xavier W 55-29@ Kentucky State W 44-39Spalding W 55-27Georgetown W 44-20Kentucky State W 45-44

1974-75 (18-5)KAY WHELAN (34-9)

OppONENT REsULT

Louisville L 40-53N Eastern Kentucky L 44-74N Kentucky L 33-83Spalding W 58-26@ Transylvania W 71-27Evansville W 57-45@ Morehead State L 64-72Western Kentucky W 60-49 @ Georgetown W 63-44Hanover W 73-29IU-Southeast W 66-33Centre W 52-24@ Louisville W 44-42Campbellsville W 64-48Kentucky State W 49-29@ Kentucky State W 43-39@ Spalding W 67-23@ IU-Southeast W 56-29Berea W 65-47Northern Kentucky L 43-58

Spalding W 65-32Campbellsville W 54-34Kentucky State W 53-42

1975-76 (13-10)KAY WHELAN (47-19)

OppONENT REsULT

@ Spalding W 96-33Northern Kentucky L 57-79Spalding W 83-25IU-Southeast W 81-27@ Western Kentucky L 49--72@ Kentucky State W 65-63@ IU-Southeast W 80-45Georgetown W 98-45@ Louisville L 63-72Transylvania W 82-47Kentucky State W 73-66 Morehead State L 59-78 Western Kentucky L 61-74Kentucky L 52-72 Louisville L 56-63 @ Centre L 51-56@ Berea W 57-48@ Northern Kentucky W 59-34Murray State W 57-44@ Campbellsville W 76-46N Midway W 96-21N Northern Kentucky L 51-71N Berea W 78-60

1976-77 (14-9)KAY WHELAN (61-28)

OppONENT REsULT

Campbellsville W 58-46Louisville L 52-83@ Morehead State L 63-86@ Northern Kentucky L 42-93Western Kentucky L 45-63@ IU-Southeast W 82-40@ Centre W 73-55@ Evansville W 74-42@ Georgetown W 72-47Xavier W 64-39Centre W 67-41@ Kentucky State W 2-0@ Spalding W 113-50@ Louisville L 58-86Cumberland W 62-48Morehead State L 60-98@ Western Kentucky L 64-90Kentucky State W 64-62Northern Kentucky L 68-75Berea W 75-45@ Transylvania W 79-48N Transylvania W 73-62*N Kentucky State L 68-74*

1977-78 (11-11)KAY WHELAN (72-39)

OppONENT REsULT

Cumberland W 71-68Kentucky State L 72-96Western Kentucky L 65-98Campbellsville L 68-81Louisville L 63-90Xavier W 73-57Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-54Kentucky State L 52-77Cincinnati L 64-69 Northern Kentucky L 66-100Berea W 98-57Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-44Campbellsville L 63-70Northern Kentucky L 69-83Spalding W 97-42Centre W 94-58Cumberland W 67-64Centre L 68-71Georgetown W 2-0Cumberland W 65-60Kentucky State L 72-105Midway W 85-56

1978-79 (13-18)MADELENE NAEGELE(13-18)

OppONENT REsULT

@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-79Carson-Newman L 50-64Cumberland W 74-58@ Centre W 73-57Western Kentucky L 53-67@ Campbellsville L 60-76@ Louisville L 47-67@ Spalding W 92-35@ Western Kentucky L 44-76Kentucky State L 55-62IU-Southeast L 53-57@ Northern Kentucky L 45-90@ Georgetown L 63-67Kentucky Wesleyan L 65-67Centre W 82--56Midway W 74-38Vincennes L 54-68@ Midway L 55-57Transylvania W 94-45@ Kentucky State L 61-84Campbellsville L 56-62@ Cumberland W 49-46Georgetown W 71--65@ Mount St. Joseph’s L 58-73@ Morehead State L 48-80N Cumberland W 57-51*@ Kentucky State L 61-75*N Midway W 76-63*High Point L 59-89 William and Mary W 50-48 Kentucky State W 75-74

1979-80 (17-12)MADELENE NAEGELE (30-30)

OppONENT REsULT

Shaw L 55-66@ Centre W 69-53@ Vincennes W 73-55@ St. Joseph’s W 79-56Louisville L 60-82Cumberland W 65-58Georgetown W 72-40@ Union W 92-51@ Wright State L 66-67Midway W 82-66@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-72Campbellsville W 68-65@ Cumberland L 52-58@ Kentucky State L 47-92Marion W 71-46IU-Southeast W 64-50@ Georgetown W 63-53Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-64Northern Kentucky L 60-82@ Campbellsville L 51-66@ Cincinnati L 50-55Hanover W 54-49@ Midway W 75-64Kentucky State L 62-85Morehead State L 66-83Mount St. Joseph’s W 73-65N Georgetown W 73-57*N Kentucky State L 66-78*N Cumberland W 75-67*


OppONENT REsULT

@ Hanover W 90-63Southern Indiana W 69-55@ Georgetown W 75-54Eastern Kentucky L 45-91@ Kentucky State W 58-51Midway W 90-50@ Wisconsin-Green Bay L 51-75@ Franklin W 86-70Wright State W 93-88@ Midway W 74-48@ Cumberland W 71-55Kentucky Wesleyan L 64-68@ Northern Kentucky L 68-80

@ Campbellsville L 70-81@ IU-Southeast W 70-67Alice Lloyd W 71-54@ Morehead State L 67-111@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-85Georgetown W 76-71@ Pikeville W 66-64@ Alice Lloyd L 71-77Kentucky State L 69-84Campbellsville L 59-69@ Mount St. Joseph’s W 71-62Cumberland W 66-54N Cumberland W 63-60*N Kentucky Wesleyan W 71-70*N Campbellsville L 71-89*


OppONENT REsULT

Kentucky State L 61-73@ Mississippi Industrial W 76-71@ Fisk W 77-66@ Indianapolis L 54-61@ Alice Lloyd W 88-83IU-Southeast W 83-55@ Spring Arbour W 75-62@ Marion W 62-58@ Northern Kentucky L 60-63Georgetown W 83-67Alice Lloyd W 84-55@ Eastern Kentucky L 65-100@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-76@ Campbellsville L 61-82Hanover W 78-46@ Wright State L 61-82@ Kentucky State L 62-66Northern Kentucky L 53-54St. Joseph’s W 81-59Louisville L 80-84@ Southern Indiana W 76-64Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-77Mount St. Joseph’s W 80-51Campbellsville W 68-47@ Georgetown L 75-81Xavier W 79-71N Campbellsville L 69-80*N Georgetown W 75-60*


OppONENT REsULT

Central State W 80-55@ Lewis W 80-71@ St. Joseph’s W 78-61@ Kentucky State W 73-59@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-66@ IU-Southeast W 94-67Campbellsville W 76-65@ Georgetown W 86-79@ Xavier L 68-76Northern Kentucky L 70-75Kentucky State W 84-73@ Campbellsville L 77-88@ Southern Indiana W 76-51Pikeville W 108-67Kentucky Wesleyan W 89-61@ Northern Kentucky L 57-88Southern Indiana W 98-55Midway W 82-65Georgetown W 75-64Indianapolis L 77-82@ Mount St. Joseph’s W 78-69Louisville W 75-66Wright State W 95-66N Lewis W 83-64**N Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-68**N Indianapolis W 66-63**


OppONENT REsULT

@ Eastern Kentucky W 74-72Georgetown W 94-79Campbellsville W 86-68

All-TIME RESUlTS


@ Northern Kentucky L 60-66Kentucky State W 71-57@ Ashland W 80-54@ Wright State W 72-60@ Central State W 92-83@ Southern Indiana L 60-62Lewis W 87-58@ Kentucky State L 80-88St. Joseph’s W 83-55@ Campbellsville W 56-53@ Indianapolis L 62-70@ Northern Kentucky W 71-54@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 69-71@ Lewis L 49-67@ St. Joseph’s W 98-80IU-Southeast W 111-81@ Louisville W 76-67Southern Indiana W 76-56Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-74Indianapolis W 74-64@ Wright State L 87-93IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63@ Butler W 86-75

1984-85 (16-12/GLvC 10-4)CHARLIE JUST (16-12/GLVC 10-4)

OppONENT REsULT

@ Louisville L 56-80Campbellsville W 70-65Eastern Kentucky L 51-63Northern Kentucky L 66-72Kentucky State L 60-68@ Georgetown W 73-72@ Ferris State W 81-75@ Wright State W 63-57Central State W 72-58@ Southern Indiana W 59-58@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 66-58@ Campbellsville L 55-64Lewis L 66-73St. Joseph’s L 72-76@ Ashland W 68-50@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 66-63@ Northern Kentucky L 65-66Indianapolis W 74-65@ IU-Southeast L 69-71Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-48Southern Indiana W 76-65@ Kentucky State L 60-72@ Lewis L 61-71@ St. Joseph’s W 73-58Ashland W 79-58IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 63-59Wright State W 81-72@ Indianapolis L 83-86


OppONENT REsULT

@ Eastern Kentucky L 71-82Union W 92-65@ Cumberland W 72-59Central State W 64-55Georgetown W 81-56Northern Kentucky L 67-68@ Kentucky State W 62-41@ Lewis W 89-74@ St. Joseph’s W 86-73@ Morehead State L 60-67Southern Indiana W 74-67Kentucky Wesleyan W 54-49@ Ashland W 77-72Campbellsville W 68-62@ Indianapolis W 75-63@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 58-60Kentucky State W 85-46Indianapolis W 69-56IU-Southeast W 100-44IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-71Ashland W 76-49@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-55@ Southern Indiana L 58-62St. Joseph’s W 84-76Lewis W 79-66@ Wright State L 64-69

@ Northern Kentucky W 66-65Northern Kentucky W 69-52*Lake Superior State W 67-54*@ Cal. Poly Pomona L 49-83*


OppONENT REsULT

@ Union L 83-84@ Central State L 58-60Morehead State L 68-72@ Georgetown W 69-53Eastern Kentucky W 77-51Grand Valley State W 78-59@ Campbellsville W 77-63@ Kentucky State W 67-55Indianapolis W 76-58@ Ashland W 59-58@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 76-74Lewis W 83-68 @ Southern Indiana L 60-64@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 67-64Kentucky State W 72-35Northern Kentucky L 60-63IUPU-Indianapolis W 2-0@ Northern Kentucky L 68-79St. Joseph’s W 73-67@ IU-Southeast W 90-45Southern Indiana W 62-54Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72@ St. Joseph’s W 76-72@ Lewis W 69-64Ashland W 86-63IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 92-63Wright State W 66-63@ Indianapolis L 61-79@ Wright State L 67-80*


OppONENT REsULT

Central State W 81-74Kentucky State W 81-54Cumberland W 81-62N Cal. State-Los Angeles W 75-53 N North Dakota State W 81-80 @ West Texas State L 60-68 Campbellsville W 79-64@ IUPU-Indianapolis W 79-63Georgetown W 79-63@ Southern Indiana W 56-52@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 56-59@ Indianapolis W 73-71Ashland W 71-59Northern Kentucky L 66-100@ St. Joseph’s L 68-81@ Lewis W 84-74St. Joseph’s L 70-85Lewis W 87-55@ Ashland W 68-52@ Northern Kentucky L 66-87Indianapolis L 68-83IU-Southeast W 95-69Southern Indiana W 79-57Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-61@ Kentucky State W 79-60@ Morehead State L 67-83@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-69IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 97-61


OppONENT REsULT

N Clarion W 95-75 @ Grand Valley State W 65-64 @ Kentucky State L 68-73Morehead State L 67-74@ Campbellsville W 68-61IUPU-Indianapolis W 73-64Ashland W 68-52@ Northern Kentucky W 55-53@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-70@ Southern Indiana W 77-72St. Joseph’s L 70-75

Lewis W 76-61@ Oakland City W 79-65@ Georgetown L 62-68Indianapolis W 99-73Kentucky State L 62-75@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 66-67SIU-Edwardsville W 102-75IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 87-51@ Central State L 65-83@ IU-Southeast W 77-55@ Indianapolis W 94-71@ Lewis W 82-75@ St. Joseph’s L 63-82Southern Indiana W 61-47Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-65Northern Kentucky L 66-68@ Ashland W 78-74


OppONENT REsULT

Missouri-Rolla W 69-64 Delta State L61-87 Georgetown W 79-70@ IUPU-Indianapolis W 98-76N Southwest Baptist W 74-64 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 73- 85 Oakland City W 83-47Lewis W 73-66@ Kentucky State W 81-54@ Franklin W 79-66@ St. Joseph’s L 71-85@ Indianapolis W 73-68Ashland W 70-51IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 75-70@ Southern Indiana W 85-57@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 64-54Campbellsville W 87-60@ Northern Kentucky W 75-69IU-Southeast W 96-55Northern Kentucky W 68-65Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-80Southern Indiana W 89-62@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 60-80@ Ashland W 80-58Indianapolis W 83-60St. Joseph’s L 71-87@ Lewis W 79-67Kentucky State W 68-51Pace W 71-60*Florida Atlantic W 62-55*@ Bentley L 69-74*


OppONENT

REsULT

St. Leo, FL W 110-55 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-58 IUPU-Indianapolis W 102-70@ Campbellsville L 71-80Brescia W 77-58Franklin W 74-65Lewis W 73-63@ Eckerd W 96-72@ St. Leo, FL W 101-44St. Joseph’s W 102-81@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 62-69@ Southern Indiana W 76-52@ Georgetown W 67-63@ Kentucky State W 99-44IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 72-73Ashland W 95-54@ Northern Kentucky W 66-61@ Indianapolis W 99-69Southern Indiana W 86-46Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-57@ IU-Southeast W 67-64Kentucky State W 97-63@ Ashland W 70-53@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 91-84Indianapolis W 77-72Northern Kentucky W 84-71@ Lewis W 77-61

@ St. Joseph’s L 68-76N Michigan Tech W 84-66*N Northern Michigan W 78-70*@ North Dakota State L 64-87*


OppONENT REsULT

Colorado Christian W 99-72 Missouri-St. Louis W 102-82 Georgetown W 98-55Campbellsville W 81-69@ IUPU-Indianapolis W 105-80@ Lincoln Memorial W 79-75@ SIU-Edwardsville W 91-78@ Franklin W 82-55Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-76Southern Indiana W 91-76@ Brescia W 83-51Kentucky State W 90-57@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 80-82@ Ashland W 83-63Northern Kentucky L 62-71Indianapolis W 94-92@ St. Joseph’s L 72-83@ Lewis W 70-62IU-Southeast W 82-50@ Kentucky State W 107-67Ashland W 83-67 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-66@ Indianapolis W 80-58@ Northern Kentucky L 84-86Lewis W 71-40St. Joseph’s L 69-76@ Southern Indiana W 106-99@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-67


OppONENT REsULT

Lincoln Memorial L 53-56 Florida Tech W 98-90 @ Georgetown L 67-76N Cal. Poly SLO W 86-68N Portland State L 74-77 N Saginaw Valley State L 74-76 Tiffin W 75-64St. Joseph’s W 71-59Lewis W 89-71@ Indianapolis W 74-67@ Northern Kentucky L 80-82Kentucky Wesleyan W 90-61Southern Indiana W 95-87@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 64-61@ Ashland W 73-57@ Campbellsville L 89-93@ Kentucky State W 90-58Northern Kentucky W 75-72Indianapolis L 84-96@ Southern Indiana L 70-71@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 86-76Ashland W 76-63IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 86-68@ Quincy L 56-69Kentucky State W 111-47@ St. Joseph’s W 82-79@ Lewis W 87-59N Michigan Tech L 73-92*


OppONENT REsULT

Spalding W 107-57IUPU-Indianapolis W 110-64Kentucky State W 82-40N Cal. State-Hayward W 87-59 N Metropolitan State W 80-63 @ Portland State L 71-85 Quincy W 87-52 Washburn W 91-65 Indianapolis W 83-79Northern Kentucky W 81-64@ Lewis W 101-63@ St. Joseph’s W 70-61

All-TIME RESUlTS

All-TIME RESUlTS

@ Southern Indiana W 91-89@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 63-66@ Northern Kentucky W 74-71@ Indianapolis W 95-79St. Joseph’s W 66-52Lewis W 80-74@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-70@ Ashland L 82-88Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-58Southern Indiana L 84-85@ SIU-Edwardsville W 88-74@ Kentucky State W 74-51N Michigan Tech W 59-54*N Lake Superior State W 77-74*N Norfolk State W 92-80*N Cal. State-San Bern. L 55-77*N North Alabama L 75-79*


OppONENT REsULT

Northeast Missouri St. W 98-96 Portland State L 57-71 Spalding W 109-61Georgetown W 72-39@ Oakland University L 76-82@ Tampa L 74-76@ Florida Southern L 96-103IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 94-72Ashland W 71-67@ Northern Kentucky L 50-54@ Indianapolis L 63-70St. Joseph’s L 76-77Lewis W 100-69@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 65-47@ Southern Indiana L 86-100@ IUPU-Indianapolis W 119-111@ Kentucky State W 86-66Indianapolis W 93-54Northern Kentucky W 72-49@ Lewis W 69-61@ St. Joseph’s L 61-82Southern Indiana W 93-88Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-62SIU-Edwardsville W 83-49Kentucky State W 64-58@ Ashland W 81-76@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 82-81


OppONENT REsULT

Wayne State W 77-29 Armstrong State W 83-50 N Emporia State L 74-77 @ Washburn W 62-57 @ Georgetown W 86-66@ Spalding W 84-57@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 76-78@ St. Joseph’s L 95-96Quincy W 79-44Lewis W 80-53@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 68-62@ Indianapolis W 117-68@ Northern Kentucky W 75-73Wisconsin-Parkside W 91-46St. Joseph’s W 95-74@ SIU-Edwardsville W 82-70@ Quincy W 72-62Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-46@ Southern Indiana W 72-70IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 114-73Indianapolis W 70-57@ Lewis W 72-48@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 55-42Southern Indiana W 80-77SIU-Edwardsville W 93-55Northern Kentucky W 66-57N Southern Indiana W 89-80*N Northern Michigan L 55-84*


OppONENT REsULT

Ind. of Pennsylvania W 78-58 Rollins W 75-67 @ IUPU-Indianapolis L 63-68@ St. Joseph’s W 85-60Georgetown W 85-71N Cal. State-Stanislaus L 56-59 N Rio Grande W 82-79 @ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-50Indianapolis W 88-59Northern Kentucky L 59-65@ Oakland City W 72-70Kentucky Wesleyan W 83-54@ Lewis L 62-71@ Southern Indiana L 67-68@ SIU-Edwardsville L 61-64Quincy W 79-50Missouri-St. Louis W 84-61IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-63St. Joseph’s W 83-67@ Northern Kentucky W 71-63@ Indianapolis W 66-60@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-63Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-75Southern Indiana L 75-105SIU-Edwardsville W 87-74@ Missouri-St. Louis W 91-86@ Quincy W 72-61N Michigan Tech L 80-83*


OppONENT REsULT

N Missouri Western L 63-73 N Philadephia Textile W 99-89 N Mesa State W 78-65 Oakland City W 92-57 Florida Southern W 76-57 @ North Dakota L 45-98@ North Dakota State W 69-64@ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-73@ Quincy W 94-61@ Georgetown W 84-79Kentucky State W 80-41Southern Indiana L 68-77SIU-Edwardsville W 73-61Kentucky Wesleyan W 77-70@ Northern Kentucky L 61-75IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 84-62St. Joseph’s W 73-64@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 90-61@ Lewis L 70-71IUPU-Indianapolis W 78-68@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 70-53Indianapolis W 93-64@ Southern Indiana L 55-90@ SIU-Edwardsville L 65-84Quincy W 91-67Missouri-St. Louis W 76-60@ Indianapolis L 71-84Northern Kentucky W 70-68@ Northern Kentucky L 73-80*

1998-99 (21-9/GLvC 17-5)DAVID SMITH (21-9/GLVC 17-5)

OppONENT REsULT

Alabama-Huntsville W 98-59 Bentley L 72-86 @ Northern Kentucky L 74-77@ Indianapolis W 80-62St. Joseph’s L 88-89IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-42@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 72-61@ Oakland City L 64-74@ District of Columbia W 68-48@ Southern Indiana L 66-77@ SIU-Edwardsville W 68-58Lewis W 81-75Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-57Missouri-St. Louis W 87-79Quincy W 76-48@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 68-62

@ St. Joseph’s W 88-80Indianapolis W 90-67Northern Kentucky L 47-59@ Quincy W 71-66@ Missouri-St. Louis W 92-82Kentucky Wesleyan W 92-64@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 77-71@ Lewis L 75-79SIU-Edwardsville W 62-61Southern Indiana W 64-57N St. Joseph’s W 101-94**N Missouri-St. Louis W 64-62**N Northern Kentucky L 72-74**N Grand Valley State L 57-70*


OppONENT REsULT

Charleston W 80-61 Catawba W 78-61 Oakland City W 100-56@ Quincy W 85-72@ Missouri-St. Louis L 57-66@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 48-64@ Tusculum W 84-71@ Louisville L 56-80@ Tampa W 72-69Indianapolis L 66-71@ Northern Kentucky W 76-72IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 72-68St. Joseph’s W 88-70@ Southern Indiana W 78-73@ SIU-Edwardsville L 73-86Lewis L 53-76Wisconsin-Parkside W 87-74Missouri-St. Louis W 95-80Quincy W 75-56@ St. Joseph’s W 78-71@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 55-69Kentucky Wesleyan W 98-82SIU-Edwardsville W 68-63Southern Indiana W 76-60@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 62-66@ Lewis L 60-70N SIU-Edwardsville W 64-56**N Northern Kentucky L 55-73**


OppONENT REsULT

Puerto Rico-Humacao W 136-25 Lincoln Memorial W 94-71 N Charleston W 79-58 @ Ind. of Pennsylvania L 77-81 Quincy W 97-80Missouri-St. Louis W 89-85N Georgetown W 83-68Kentucky Wesleyan W 93-85@ Oakland City W 94-66St. Joseph’s W 114-84

@ IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 110-86@ Lewis W 65-56@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 76-63@ Northern Kentucky L 79-88@ Indianapolis W 65-61Southern Indiana W 100-92SIU-Edwardsville L 79-84@ Missouri-St. Louis L 70-77@ Quincy W 96-91Wisconsin-Parkside W 86-73Lewis W 91-69@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-84Indianapolis W 88-82Northern Kentucky W 78-75@ SIU-Edwardsville L 56-73@ Southern Indiana L 76-78N Missouri-St. Louis W 95-61**N Southern Indiana L 76-87**


OppONENT REsULT

Erskine W 107-49 Carson-Newman W 80-65 @ SIU-Edwardsville L 75-78@ Lewis W 73-57St. Joseph’s W 82-69Indianapolis W 67-61St. Francis, IN W 91-82Kentucky Wesleyan W 102-87@ Ferris State W 76-74 N Lake Superior State L 83-89 @ Missouri-St. Louis L 51-70@ Quincy L 52-69Lewis W 109-65Wisconsin-Parkside W 96-72@ Indianapolis W 73-68@ Northern Kentucky W 72-59@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-79@ Southern Indiana W 78-72Quincy L 70-72SIU-Edwardsville W 87-61@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 54-59@ St. Joseph’s L 72-82Northern Kentucky W 81-78@ Spalding W 83-61Southern Indiana L 85-96Missouri-St. Louis L 61-76N SIU-Edwardsville W 90-79**N Northern Kentucky L 88-92**


OppONENT REsULT

Pittsburgh-Johnstown W 92-75 Catawba W 99-90 Missouri-St. Louis W 93-72Southern Indiana W 61-59Northern Kentucky W 71-65@ Ohio Valley College W 86-77

All-TIME RESUlTS

Spalding W 105-58N Fort Lewis L 46-54 N Nova Southeastern L 66-68 Kentucky State W 104-73@ St. Joseph’s W 86-81@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 68-61SIU-Edwardsville W 76-75Quincy L 65-76@ Southern Indiana L 72-90@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-69@ Northern Kentucky L 69-73@ Indianapolis L 62-66Wisconsin-Parkside W 72-62Lewis W 87-70@ Quincy L 68-77@ Missouri-St. Louis W 82-76Kentucky Wesleyan W 91-77Indianapolis L 61-80St. Joseph’s W 112-98@ Lewis W 91-70@ SIU-Edwardsville W 75-67N SIU-Edwardsville W 81-69**N Indianapolis L 55-78**N Hillsdale W 72-71*N Quincy L 93-101*


OppONENT REsULT

@ Spalding W 103-84Shepherd W 86-77 North Alabama W 98-71 Southern Indiana W 93-86Missouri-St. Louis W 94-51@ SIU-Edwardsville W 70-69@ Lewis L 68-71N Florida Tech W 79-74 N Clayton State L 63-75 N Mercyhurst W 73-55 @ Findlay L 85-90 St. Joseph’s W 87-77Indianapolis W 82-73Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-50@ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-49@ Quincy L 63-78Lewis L 72-89Wisconsin-Parkside W 84-72@ Indianapolis L 67-74@ Northern Kentucky L 62-63@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 88-66@ Southern Indiana W 91-83Quincy W 83-70SIU-Edwardsville W 84-64@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 67-59@ St. Joseph’s W 93-75Northern Kentucky W 74-65N Wisconsin-Parkside W 80-57**N Indianapolis L 83-91**N Indianapolis L 67-79*


OppONENT REsULT

Spalding W 97-68@ Alderson-Broaddus W 94-68Northern Kentucky W 77-66@ St. Joseph’s W 96-83@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 81-103Quincy W 82-79N Robert Morris W 86-54 N Shepherd W 87-81 N Tusculum W 78-68 Grand Valley State W 55-50 Mercyhurst L 75-78 SIU-Edwardsville W 75-64@ Southern Indiana W 84-80@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 79-60@ Northern Kentucky L 53-56@ Indianapolis W 80-76Wisconsin-Parkside L 72-75Lewis L 78-86@ Quincy W 78-64@ Missouri-St. Louis W 87-72Kentucky Wesleyan W 94-81Indianapolis L 84-90

St. Joseph’s W 95-62@ Lewis L 73-85@ SIU-Edwardsville W 78-55Missouri-St. Louis W 71-63Southern Indiana W 95-89N Northern Kentucky W 62-54**N Quincy L 49-68**N Lake Superior State L 75-87*


OppONENT REsULT

Limestone W 77-63 Rollins L 69-73 @ St. Joseph’s W 87-71Drury L 72-75Rockhurst W 94-60@ Cal. State-Stanislaus L 81-94@ San Francisco State W 89-73@ Cal. State-Mont. Bay W 82-48N Hillsdale W 79-74 N Findlay L 73-75 @ Oakland City L 62-69Southern Indiana W 83-77Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-71@ Missouri-Rolla L 72-74@ Missouri-St. Louis L 66-68Wisconsin-Parkside W 81-63Lewis L 57-72@ Indianapolis L 44-66@ Northern Kentucky L 64-66@ Quincy L 69-83@ SIU-Edwardsville L 63-72St. Joseph’s W 74-68Indianapolis W 80-72Northern Kentucky L 70-82@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 73-68@ Lewis W 79-67@ Wisconsin-Parkside W 66-60N Quincy L 74-82**


OppONENT REsULT

Slippery Rock W 76-56Fayetteville State W 100-63Kentucky State W 94-59@ Grand Valley State W 64-62SIU-Edwardsville L 61-71Quincy W 64-44Northern Kentucky W 85-78@ Saginaw Valley State L 75-79@ Christian Brothers W 54-51N Hillsdale W 63-54@ Findlay W 84-58@ Lewis L 57-76@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 69-86UM-St. Louis W 67-49UM-Rolla W 74-68@ Southern Indiana W 68-61@ Kentucky Wesleyan L 58-67St. Joseph’s W 96-78Indianapolis W 77-68@ Rockhurst W 87-70@ Drury L 76-92Wisconsin-Parkside W 73-60Lewis L 70-79Kentucky Wesleyan W 76-56@ Northern Kentucky L 64-76@ Indianapolis L 52-66@ St. Joseph’s W 68-55N SIU-Edwardsville W 68-55**N Lewis L 60-66**@ Lewis L 62-82*

2007-08 (20-12/ GLvC 12-7)DAVID SMITH (193-102/GLVC 129-70)

OppONENT REsULT

Limestone W 80-69Winona State L 81-86Colo.-Colorado Springs L 67-73Grand Valley Sate W 66-59@ Kentucky Sate W 63-54Christian Brothers W 76-57@ SIU Edwardsville L 63-65

@ Quincy University L 68-76Alice Lloyd W 116-68Gannon W 84-79Central Missouri L 48-55Lake Superior W 84-79@Northwood W 89-86Drury W 86-78Rockhurst W 77-63@ St. Joseph’s W 75-37@ Indianapolis L 56-70Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-53Southern Indiana W 75-67@ Missouri S& T L 65-76@ Missouri-St. Louis W 84-73Wisconisn-Parkside W 77-68Lewis W 94-78@ Northern Kentucky L 59-72Inidanapolis L 58-61St. Joseph’s W 96-49Northern Kentucky W 73-60@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-72@ Lewis W 79-66@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 58-65@ Missouri S & T L 65-70@ Drury L 70-80


OppONENT REsULT

Kentucky State W 84-72N-Flagler W 76-60@ Merrimack W 85-63Saginaw Valley W 91-67@ St. Joseph’s College W 104-59@ Indianapolis L 69-78@ Wilberforce Univ. W 86-70Oakland City W 111-58Alice Lloyd College W 100-59Lake Superior State W 95-59Northwood L 88-92#1 Northern KY L 53-60Kentucky Wesleyan L 59-64Southern Indiana W 77-58@ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-64@ Rockhurst W 76-58Drury L 77-80Missouri S& T W 87-80@ Lewis University L 70-77@ Quincy University L 92-93Wisconsin-Parkside L 87-90St. Joseph’s W 82-57@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 60-43@ Wisconsin-Parkside L 52-77Lewis L 57-61Indianapolis W 87-76@ Northern Kentucky L 54-71@Northern Kentucky** L 69-80


OppONENT REsULT

@ Kentucky State W 76-62Spalding W 73-48Hillsdale W 79-77St. Francis W 86-68@Southern Indiana L 63-89@ Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-77@Oakland City W 91-72Queens W 82-74Edinboro W 85-77N Lake Superior State L 72-80@ Northwood L 56-71Wisc.-Parkside W 80-69Lewis W 63-62@ Rockhurst L 48-55@ Drury L 70-78Indianapoils W 68-71 St. Joseph’s W 93-74@ Missouri-St. Louis L 53-75@ Northern Kentucky L 58-76@ Quincy L 93-105@ Illinois-Springfield W 71-61Missouri S&T W 64-62Maryville W 87-69

Northern Kentucky L 52-65Indianapolis W 66-64Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-46Southern Indiana L 71-88Quincy** L 78-92


OppONENT REsULT

Lake Erie W 92-81 OTCharleston W 86-77St. Mary’s-N L 53-63St. Francis(Ind.)-N L 68-74@Kentucky Wesleyan W 87-81@Southern Indiana L 59-76Oakland City W 83-71@Central State W 106-79Texas-Permian Basin-N L 83-97Texas A&M-Intl-N W 92-79@Lewis W 82-76@Wisconsin-Parkside L 59-87Drury L 73-85Rockhurst W 71-61 Missouri-St. Louis W 79-74@St. Joseph’s L 79-88@Indianapolis L 56-73Northern Kentucky W 72-70Illinois-Springfield W 79-59Quincy L 70-90@Maryville L 59-81@Missouri S&T L 57-62 OT@Northern Kentucky L 66-43Indianapolis L 53-79Southern Indiana L 53-76Kentucky Wesleyan L 77-85Wisconsin-Parkside-N** L 59-69

2011-12 (13-14/GLvC 7-11)DAVID SMITH (247-158/GLVC 159/112)

OPPONENT RESULT

McKendree W 69-67Glenville State W 102-93Central State W80-55Coker W 84-67St. Catharine L 70-73@Indianapolis L 59-71@St. Joseph’s L 71-73@Oakland City W 83-58@Concordia College W 73-55@NYIT L 58-66Rockhurst L 55-57William Jewell L 55-58@Drury L 53-67@#24 Missouri S&T L 62-74Northern Kentucky L 65-72Lewis W 80-74Wisconsin-Parkside W 82-79Southern Indiana W 78-70@Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-81@Wisconsin Parkside L 50-72@Lewis L 84-88St. Joseph’s W 96-78Indianapolis W 86-67@Southern Indiana W 75-68Kentucky Wesleyan L 113-115 OT@Northern Kentucky L 53-74@Indianapolis** L 56-84

N Game played at neutral site* NCAA Tournament Game** GLVC Tournament Game


BEllARMINE lEADERSHIP

Under Dr. Rhodes’ leadership, Student Affairs is thriving in its mission of providing services and programs to students in the areas of career services, counseling, internships, student activities, residence life, campus ministry, service learning and volunteerism, disability services, international

and minority student services, intramural sports, wellness and health services, food services and athletics. He is also involved in service learning and volunteerism in the Louisville area and has created volunteer experiences for students and faculty in India, Central and South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has taught at the University of South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of Louisville and Bellarmine University. He has served on student affairs faculty programs at the University of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory University, Tulane University, Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Dr. Rhodes was named a Fulbright Scholar in 2007.

Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served as Dean of Students at the University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received his doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the University of Tennessee; and his bachelor’s at Maryville College. Dr. Rhodes has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University.

Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and has served in leadership positions in organizations such as president and board member of the Southern Association of College Student Affairs (SACSA), the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and president of the College Personnel Associations of Arkansas and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes has served on numerous Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) accreditation committees. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA’s John Jones Award for Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. Hardy Award for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profes-sion of Student Affairs administrators.

Dr. Rhodes is married to Dr. Gale Rhodes, Associate Provost at the University of Louisville. He has two grown children, Zack of Las Vegas, NV and Abigale, Louisville, KY.

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan was appointed Bellarmine University’s third president in 1990. Hecametothepositionuniquelyqualified,having served for twenty-one years at Ford-ham University in New York as vice president and dean. Before that he was an admissions andfinancialaidofficerattheUniversityofNotre Dame. He received his doctorate in higher education from Columbia University in New York and earned his bachelor’s and

master’s degrees from the University of Notre Dame. He also is a graduate of Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management.

Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine College to Bel-larmine University, which has been named as one of the region’s best comprehensive schools by U.S. News and World Report for 19 consecutive years. Bellarmine University is included in the Princeton Review’s “Best Colleges,” and the Kiplinger Report names Bellarmine one of the nation’s top 100 best values for the dollar in private higher education.

Withthecreationoffivenewschoolsandcenters,andmorethan30new academic programs, Bellarmine has experienced dramatic, sustained enrollment increases, including an 85 percent increase in the number of first-timefull-timestudentsinthepast10years--whilemaintainingthe12-1 teacher student ratio that is the hallmark of Bellarmine’s liberal arts experience.

Student life has been enriched by the establishment of Campus Minis-try, a Student Counseling Center, Health Center, and Commuter Student Center. Since 2005, the number of students in residence has grown from 476 to 1,066.

Under Dr. McGowan’s leadership, providing resources for Bellarmine has been very successful as efforts have resulted in an increase of over 21% in the University’s operating budget revenue over a 3-year period. The beautiful 143-acre campus has seen an increase in the number of buildings from 15 in 1990 to 43 buildings today, providing 840,000 square feet of teaching and living space, including a new residence hall in each of the past four years.

In addition to his leadership on the Bellarmine campus, Dr. McGowan is active in the civic and service life of the community, Commonwealth and nation. He has served on the boards of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of which he is a past chair, the American Council on Higher Education, the Council of Independent Col-leges, the Executive Committee of Greater Louisville Inc., the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities, Kentuckiana Metro-versity, the Frazier International History Museum, Norton Healthcare and the J. B. Speed Art Museum.

In Vision 2020, Dr. McGowan has envisioned Bellarmine University as the premier independent Catholic university in the South and thereby the leading private university in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the surrounding region.

DR. JOSEPH J. MCGOWAN, PRESIDENT

Scott Wiegandt is in his eighth year as Bellarmine’s director of athletics after serving the previous two years as assistant AD. During his tenure, the Bellarmine athletics program has grown to national prominence among NCAA Division II institutions--known both for its prowess in competition and as a national leader in game management and administration.

In the last three years, Bellarmine has hosted 12 NCAA Div. II national cham-pionships, and the NCAA has named Bellarmine as the host of the 2013 men’s basketball Elite 8. Under Wiegandt’s guidance, Bellarmine sports teams have seen improvement across the board and regularly contend for the All Sports Trophy in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. In 2010-11, Bellarmine brought home the national championship inmen’sbasketball--thefirstnationalchampionshipinBellarmine’ssportshistory. Wiegandt also has overseen a dramatic upgrade in facilities. Among the addi-tions and improvements are the construction of Owsley B. Frazier Stadium and the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex as well as renovations to Knights Hall and the baseball and softball facilities. In addition to the strides being made on campus, Wiegandt also has represented Bellarmine at a national level serving in leadership positions in organizations such as the Division II Athletics Directors Association, the Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, and the National Association of Athletic Development Directors. He also serves on the Greater Louisville Sports Commission’s board of directors. Wiegandt holds an undergraduate biology degree from Bellarmine and earned All-America status as a senior pitcher for the Knights baseball team. He was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1989 draft, and played 10 years of professional baseball: eight seasons in the Phillies organization and one each with the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates. He posted a 2.97 career ERA inover400appearances,includingfiveseasonsatAAA.

After teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master’s degree. He served as head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties.

Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate education degrees (and is pursuing a doctorate) from Bellarmine. She is currently principal at Holy Cross High School. They have three children: Caleb, Callie, and Cole.

SCOTT WIEGANDT, DIRECTOR OF ATHlETICS

DR. FRED RHODES, VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS


BEllARMINE lEADERSHIP

KNIGHTS’ ATHlETIC STAFF

ATHlETIC STAFF

David KrebsHead Athletic Trainer

Pam StackhouseAssoc. Athletic Director

Sr. Women’s Admin.

Leslie FieldsAsst. Athletic Director/Compliance Director

Traci SiemensAdministrative

Assistant

Ann JirkovskyFaculty Athletics Rep.

Linda BurtAthletics Secretary/

Office Manager

Heidi NeitzkeAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Renee HicksSoftball

Tim ChastonaySoccer, Men’s

Kevin BurnsLacrosse

Art HenryGolf, Women’s

Matt TynerBaseball

Ernie DenhamGolf, Men’s

Mark BlankenbakerField Hockey

Jim vargoCross Country, Track & Field

Chancellor DuganBasketball, Women’s

Scott DavenportBasketball, Men’s

Kris HortonCross Country,

Women’s

John MicanTennis

Dan PalmerVolleyball

Brad BluestoneAssistant Athletic

Trainer

adMiniStration

Head CoaCHeS

John SpugnardiSports Information

Director

Chris CooperAsst. Sports

Information Director

Jonathan velottaSoccer, Women’s

Andrew SchroederAcademic Advisor

John Brucatoswimming

Erin BurkeAcademic Advisor

Steve Hartmansports performance

Patrick CrushDirector of

Athletic Events


ATHlETIC FACIlITIES

OWSLEy B. FRAzIER STAdIuMIn the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. Frazier Stadium on the school’s campus, just off of Newburg Road. This state-of-the-art facility is now the home of Bellarmine’s soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. The artificial field surface, called the Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was installed by the Motz Group and is the same “24/7” product as can be found at the football fields used by the Miami Dolphins and the University of Kentucky.

The track facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane poured surface provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three long jump pits, two pole vault areas, a high jump pit, and a water steeplechase pit. The field can also be fully lit for night play. It seats approximately 2,000 spectators and has a concession stand and press box facility.

Owsley B. Frazier Stadium has hosted three NCAA Division II National Championships: men’s and women’s soccer (2010) and women’s la-crosse (2012).

kNIghTS hALLKnights Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built in 1960, Knights Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up to 2,222 passionate Knight fans in its current configuration.

While “retro” in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern ameni-ties. A new floor and lower arena seating were installed in the summer of 2012. At the same time, new electrical and data lines were installed to accommodate media at press row. Other amenities include the President’s room, which overlooks the court from the east baseline, and new LED scorer’s table, which can display scores, statistics and sponsors’ mesages. Knights Hall also has a closed-circuit video system allowing live broadcasts of events to monitors throughout the arena.

Knights Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against the Uni-versity of Louisville and has since featured some great matchups with some of the best basketball players in collegiate basketball including Kentucky State legend Travis Grant, the all-time leading scorer in Divi-sion II. The arena also has hosted NCAA tournament games including women’s games in the 1990s all they up to the men’s basketball team’s NCAA Midwest Regional championships in 2011 and 2012.

In addition to basketball, Knights Hall has hosted literally hundreds of other events including graduations, lectures and concerts. It also was the site of the Division II Women’s Volleyball “Elite 8” in 2010. Other guests of Knights Hall include Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Buffett, and Maroon 5 among others. In 2007, Knights Hall was featured on ESPN as it hosted the McDonald’s High School All-American Slam Dunk Contest, which was won by Blake Griffin.

kNIghTS FIELdBellarmine’s baseball and softball teams each have a home at Knights Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. The baseball field was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic scoreboard in right field. The field dimensions are 360 feet down the left field line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead center, and 340 feet down the right-field line.

The softball field had a complete renovation in the spring of 2012 and was the site of the NCAA DII Softball National Championship that same year. The faciltity has a full service concession stand located behind home plate as well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard located in left field. The field dimensions are 190 feet down the foul lines and 220 feet to center. Both fields have bleacher seating to ac-commodate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating.

EddIE WEBER TENNIS COMPLExHome to the men’s and women’s tennis teams, the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex features six hard surface courts, which were re-cently converted from clay. The Knights tennis teams also practice and compete on three indoor courts within the adjacent Sports, Recreation and Fitness facility.


ATHlETIC FACIlITIES

Bellarmine University is a vibrant community of educational excellence and ethical awareness that consistently ranks among the nation’s best colleges and universities. Our students pursue an education based in the liberal arts – and in the distinguished, inclusive Catholic tradition of educational excellence, the oldest and most rewarding in the western world. It is a lifelong education, worthy of the university’s namesake, Saint Robert Bellarmine, and of his invitation to each of us to learn and live in veritatis amore -- in the love of all that is beautiful, true and good in life.

On the edge of downtown Louisville - the nation’s 19th largest city - Bellarmine is set on three beautiful hills in the artful and eclectic Highlands neighborhood. We are within walking distance of the Bardstown Road corridor, where coffee houses, restaurants, and one-of-a-kind shops add to the overall Bellarmine experience. Down-town Louisville is just minutes away and offers world-class theater, arts, sports, museums and gorgeous riverfront parks. Louisville is situated on the mile-wide Ohio River, at the gateway to the South and the crossroads of the Midwest. Two hundred million people – two-thirds of the nation’s population – live within a 500-mile radius of the city.

Bellarmine is growing rapidly, not only with great new campus amenities and academic programs, but also in regional and national prominence. As we grow, more and more people are adding “Bellarmine” to their lists of top schools. Around here, we say “BELL-er-mun” in “LOU-a-vuhl.” This is one of the friendliest campuses and places in the world, so we’ll still love you no matter how you pronounce these names. BU is named after Roberto Bellarmino (1542-1621), the brilliant Jesuit, who was a Cardinal and who was canonized in 1930.

Our lush, 143-acre campus currently comprises 43 buildings, including the world-class W.L. Lyons Brown Library, the Norton Health Science Center, and halls that are home to the nursing, education, and the arts and sciences. Bellar-mine boasts eight residence halls (with an ninth currently under construction), a pristine architectural gem of a chapel, campus center, and university quadrangle. Ourrecreationalfacilitiesincludeindoorandoutdoortenniscourts;fitnesscenter;andathleticfieldsincludingastate-of-the-artFrazierStadiumthat’shometolacrosse,soccer,fieldhockey,andtrack&field.Ourcampusonthreehillsandour award-winning architecture, evoke the beautiful Italian hill towns of Tuscany, birthplace of our patron.

Bellarmine faculty scholars are passionate about teaching with 150 full-time faculty(82percentholdingaPh.D.orthehighestdegreeintheirfield)onstaff.

A diverse student body from 39 states and 30 foreign countries attend Bel-larmine. Our total enrollment is 3,249 of which 2,457 are undergraduate students.

Fifty-four percent of our stu-dents ranked in the top 25 percent of their class. ACT composite scores range from 22 to 27 for the middle 50 percent of students.

Our student/faculty ra-tio is 13 to 1. Our average class size at Bellarmine is 21. There are 29 students or fewer in 86 percent of our classes. Teaching and learn-ing like this just doesn’t take place at the megaversities, and it shows in our high four-year graduation rates and in the successful careers of our

19,158 graduates throughout the world.We offer more than 50 majors in the arts and sciences, business, education,

nursing and health sciences. We encourage double majors. Graduate degrees include Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education and Social Change, Master of Busi-ness Administration (MBA) (Weeknight, Weekend and Executive), Master of Arts in Communication (MAC), Master of Arts in Education (MAEd), Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), Rank I Programs, Master of Science in Applied Information Technology (MAIT), Master of Arts in Spirituality (MAS), and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)(MSN Educator, MSN Administrator, Family Nurse Practitioner).

One in four of Bellarmine fresmen competes on one of our 21 varsity sports. Women compete in Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball and indoor and outdoor Track. Men play Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse (NCAA Div. I) Soccer, Swimmng Tennis, and indoor and outdoor Track.

Experience Bellarmine

Come and see for yourself! Visit our beautiful, vibrant campus and discover the Bellarmine difference, We offer Interviews and campus tours daily. We invite youtoscheduleavisitonlineorcontacttheOfficeofAdmission,MondaythroughFriday, 8 am-5 pm (ET) by calling toll free 800.274.4723 or 502.272-8131. Satur-day and Sunday visits are available by appointment. We hope to see you soon!

The Kentucky Derby may put this city in the international spotlight, but the famous horse race isn’t all Louisville has to offer. Nestled on the banks of the Ohio River, this vibrant city combines Southern hospitality with big city amenities, a cosmopolitan riverfront district, a diverse art scene, and a growing foodie reputa-tion with two Restaurant Rows. Sports lovers should make a stop at the Louisville Slugger Museum; history lovers can sip mint juleps on a river cruise aboard the Belle of Louisville, a National Historic Landmark.

key attractionsBoxing fans have certainly heard Muhammad Ali

proclaim Louisville as “the greatest city in the world.” And that’s just one of the many reasons he chose his hometown as the site for his living legacy. The Muham-mad Ali Center, near Sixth & Main Streets along the city’s Museum Row, offers an unparalleled experience chronicling the journey of an extraordinary man. You’ll be knocked out by the story it tells.

Visitors don’t have to be fans of America’s favorite pastime to appreciate the enormity of the world’s larg-est bat marking the entrance to another one-of-a-kind attraction, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. The museum tour begins with an inspiring look at the sport of baseball and its heroesin“TheHeartoftheGame”film,followedbyatourofthefactorywheretheOfficialBatofMajorLeagueBaseballismade.AcelebratedAmericantradi-tion more than 120 years old, every visitor leaves with their very own miniature Louisville Slugger.

The Frazier International History Museum opened its doors to worldwide acclaim, largely due to its unique partnership with the Royal Armouries of Great Britain. Visitors are treated to an array of arms, artifacts, stories and interpreta-tions that span 1,000 years of European and U.S. history. Live interpretations of someofAmerica’smostcolorfulhistoricalfiguresareperformeddailyfromAnnieOakley to Wild Bill Cody. See Teddy Roosevelt’s legendary “Big Stick,” General

Custer’srifleandGeronimo’sbow.These are just a few of the museums housed on

Louisville’s Museum Row and nestled in the city’s thriving theatre district. North, south, east or west – Louisville offers a wealth of attractions and historic ar-chitecture. Check out the East Market district, Frankfort Avenue and Highlands neighborhoods for enclaves of boutiques, dining and entertainment options galore. At night the city comes alive, anchored by downtown’s Fourth Street Live! entertainment district.

A visit to the “Derby City” would not be complete without a tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, located at the main entrance to legendary Churchill Downs racetrack. At the newly renovated Museum, visitors

can experience the power and speed of three-year-old Thoroughbreds as they compete in the “fastest two minutes in sports.” Start with the 360-degree high-definition“TheGreatestRace,”whichtakesyoubehindthescenesfromdawnto dusk on Derby Day. Explore the exhibits to capture the pride, tradition and excitement that is the Kentucky Derby!

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