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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY "A Commitment to Excellence"

Bloomsburg University is a multi-mission institution of higher
education serving the citizens of Pennsylvania as one of the 14
Commonwealth-owned Universities. With a commitment to provide a quality, affordable education for all qualified students,
Bloomsburg combines the tradition of an institution founded in
1839 with modern learning, living, and recreational programs and
facilities. Commonwealth funding provides 55 percent of Bloomsburg's annual operating budget.
Undergraduate students may enroll in degree programs in 64
areas of study in the arts and sciences, business, teacher
education, nursing, and health sciences. A program in engineering
is offered in conjunction with the Pennsylvania State University,
and preparation for post-baccalaureate study at professional
schools is offered. Unique educational opportunities are available
through advanced placement, study abroad, professional practicum, internships, independent study and the Center for Academic
Development programs.
At the graduate level, the master' s degree is offered in 25 areas
of study and there are ten supervisory certification programs in the
field of teacher education.
Extended program offerings provide continuing, life-long learning opportunities for people of all ages and educational interest
through non-degree c
-credit mini-courses offered at
off-campus locations
service television, and credit
for work experience.
1985, totalled 6,439 students.
Enrollment for the
art-time undergraduates, and
There were 5,133 full
uate students. Instruction is
108 full-time and 4
provided by a 367-me
oks the Town of
The University's
ey. Carver Hall, built
Bloomsburg and the scenic
in 1867, provides a contrast
facilities that include
t auditorium, student
seven residence halls, a libr
ration building, five
union, dining hall, gymna
classroom buildings, athletic
reational areas on the
lower campus .
An athletic complex and recreational area occupy the school's
100-acre upper campus . In addition, the James H . McCormick
Center for Human Services is the newest building on the lower
campus and was used for the first time last fall.
Located less than two miles from an Interstate 80 interchange
and 22 miles from Interstate 81 , Bloomsburg is within one hour's
driving time from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Hazleton, and Williamsport, 1 '/2 hour's from Harrisburg, 2'/2 hours from Philadelphia,
and three hours from New York City. The community is 45 miles
from the Avoca International Airport and is serviced by major bus
lines.
Bloomsburg has an enviable placement record. Of the 1,104
who graduated in the 1984-85 academic year, 81.4% had
meaningful employment or were in graduate school one year later.
Active files of over 25,000 living alumni are kept by the
University. Graduates of BU have distinguished themselves in
areas including law, medicine (one is a Nobel Laureate), science,
architecture, education, industry, and research.
The Bloomsburg University is fully accredited by the Middle
States Association of Colleges and Schools, the National Council
for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, and the Pennsylvania
State Board of Education.

COVER: Sophomore Theresa Lorenzi 1985-86 All-Pennsylvania Conference Selection

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Table of Contents
Bloomsburg University . . . .
........
"A Commitment to Excellence"
To the Media, Quick Facts and Contacts .
Coaching Staff Profiles .

. . . . .. . . .

. .. Inside Front Cover

....

. ... . 1

.. .............. 2
.. 3

Season Profiles .
Husky Varsity ........ . . .

4

"Over the Years" ... .

... 4

Player Profiles . .. .
BU "Top Twenty" .. .

.. 4-8
.......

. .. . . . . . 8

and All-Time Opponents
10

Results from 1985-86 .
1985-86 Statistics ....
Bloomsburg Records . .

11
. .......... . .

Nelson Fieldhouse "Home of the Huskies".
1986-87 Women's Basketball Schedule .

12
Inside Back Cover
. ... Back Cover

- - - - - - To the Media
For further information concerning Bloomsburg
Women' s Basketball, contact Sports Information Director
Jim Hollister, Waller Administration Building, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815. (Phone 71 7-3894413, offi ce; 717-784-7756, home)

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Quick Facts and Contacts at BU -

Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Enrollment: 6,300
General Information: 717-389-4000
President: Dr. Harry Ausprich
Athletic Director: Roger Sanders
Athletic Department: 717-389-4354
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Nickname: Huskies
Home Court: Nelson Field House (3,000)
Pressbox: 717-389-4262
Trainer: Art Hopkins (phone: 717-389-4401)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (phone: 717-389-4374)
Conference: Pennsylvania (Eastern Division)
1985-86 Overall Record: 9-13
1985-86 Division Record: 8-5 (1st-tie)

1

- - - - - Head Coach
Joe Bressi
Joe Bressi, head women's basketball coach at Bishop McDevitt High
School in Harrisburg for the past ten
years, takes over as head coach of
the women' s basketball program this
season at Bloomsburg. He replaces
Sue Hibbs, who resigned the position
to return to full-time teaching duties
in the university's department of
health and physical education.
As head coach at Bishop McDevitt, Bressi built an impressive
237-43 record, which included seven league titles and five district
crowns. His teams won four championships in the former South
Central Penn League and three titles in the Mid-Penn League's
Division I.
In post-season action, Bishop Mc Devitt captured three District
Three Class AA championships and two Class AAA titles. His units
appeared in four consecutive PIAA Eastern finals, winning twice
and advancing to the state championship contest in those seasons.
Bressi's best season was in 1983-84 when his team posted a 36-1
record, losing the lone game in the state AAA final to Pittsburgh's
North Catholic.
The 39-year-old native of Kulpmont, PA has boasted dominant
teams in the Harrisburg area for several years and entering this
past season's action his squads had won 91 of 92 regular-season
contests. Last season, the club had a 22-8 record and lost in
district playoffs.
Bloomsburg recorded a 9-13 mark last season, including an 8-5
record in the Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division. The
Huskies dropped a first-round decision to West Chester in the
conference playoffs.
Bressi is a 1971 graduate of East Stroudsburg University and has
served as director of students at Bishop McDevitt.

- - - - Assistant Coaches
Julie Shumaker
Julie Shumaker was a former
player at Halifax High School and
Lock Haven University. She started as
the assistant coach at Halifax H.S.
before moving into the Head Coach
position at Mifflinburg H.S. for two
seasons. Shumaker will help coordinate the Huskies offense as well as
assist with recruiting.

Amy Fetter
Amy Fetter was voted M.V.P. at
Berwick H.S. her senior year and
went on to play her college basketball at Lock Haven University. She
has been in the Berwick School
District as the Head Junior High
School Coach for the past three
seasons. Fetter will work with the
Bloomsburg guards and will be in
charge of scouting future opponents.

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Season Outlook
Instilling good work habits in his players will be the first goal of
Bloomsburg University's new head women's basketball coach Joe Bressi in
the 1986-87 season. Four of five starters return to give Bressi, who
ammassed an impressive 237-43 record in 10 years at Harrisburg (PA) Bishop
McDevitt High School, plenty of experience on the club.
"The attitude is good right now so we want to build and maintain good
habits," commented Bressi. "I want them to realize the difference between
just playing hard and working hard all the time. The future of the program is
already here. There is a good nucleus of seven players and only two of them
are seniors."
Quality performers at the point guard position should provide the
Huskies with a floor leader. Juniors Carla Shearer (5-7) and Pam Bressi (5-6)
will take care of the ballhandling chores for the squad. Shearer was one of
the three Huskies to average double figures a year ago scoring 10.0 points
per game while playing in all 22 contests. She led the team in assists with 62
and topped the regulars in free throw percentage at 70.8%. Bressi, who
struggled with injuries over the past two seasons, averaged 3.4 ppg.
"They're both very mature players and will have to be leaders on the floor,"
Bressi said. "As much as we will be changing defenses both will have to be
alert and into the game on the court as well as when they are sitting."
Senior Linda King (5-6) appears to be set in the off guard slot where she
averaged 8.3 ppg. and 3.5 rebounds during the 1985-a6 campaign. "She
shoots and hancHes the ball very well making her ideal for the number three
spot," said Bressi. "She'll play at the two guard, but I don't see a problem
because I expect a lot of the same things at those positions." Lori Pisco
(5-5), a player who saw very limited action last season, will back up King.
Replacing the school's all-atime leading scorer and rebounder Jean Millen
will be one of Bressi's major tasks as the new season begins. The two-time
Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division all-star scored 1,113 points and
grabbed 942 rebounds in her career. Veteran Susan Kocher (5-a) could fill
the spot in the early going, but a few newcomers will get a look from the
staff. Kocher and King are the lone seniors listed on the Bloomsburg roster.
The club's top scorer, Theresa Lorenzi (5-9), will be expected to supply
part of the offensive punch once again. She set a school record for a
freshman with 355 points, an average of 16.1 ppg. She was among the
leaders in the Pennsylvania Conference in field goal percentage at 55.1 % .
Lorenzi also pulled down 7.1 rebounds per contest. "Theresa can put a lot
of points on the board in a hurry," stated Bressi. "There is no question that
she is the player we expect to get us a casket when we need it."
Junior Amy Wolf (&-1), the team's tallest performer, will patrol the key at
the center position. She averaged 9.3 ppg. and 7.3 rebounds in the middle
last year. On defense she led the team in blocked shots with a school record
61. "We have to define her tasks," stated Bressi. "Rebounding the
basketball is a definite priority and we have to get good defense in the low
post. She will be very important to our success. We want to instill some
confidence and just let her play."
An overall lack of height could pose problems for the Huskies if Wolf
gets into foul difficulty, but the new coach's style of changing defenses
could help offset that deficiency. "We'll play man to man most of the time
and it will always be a full court game," Bressi said. "It should get us some
baskets off the defense."
Four newcomers could play key roles in the new coach's plans. Freshmen
Karen Delullo (5-9), Linda Steele (5-9), Vicki Snow (5-10), and Kathy
Woodward (5-6) all will get playing time for the Huskies and come from
sol id high school programs.
"All of our freshmen run the floor pretty well and will fit into the system
quite nicely," commented Bressi . "Our offense is very simple, we just need
people who want to run the floor. We want to score as much as possible at
the end of the break, but it's not going to be just throwing it up there. It will
be organized. It may take some adjustment on both sides, but we'll play my
style. This may be a better team in the second half of the season."
Last year the Huskies posted a 9-13 overall record, but won eight of
thirteen Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division games to tie with three
teams for the top spot. A first round playoff defeat at West Chester ended
the season.

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1986-87 Husky Varsity
No.
20

Name
Pam Bressi

Class Hgt.

Jr.

5-5

15

Kelly Decker

Jr.

5-6

Whitehall
(Whitehall)

43

Karen Delullo

Fr.

5-9

Williamsport
(Williamsport)

23

Linda King

Sr.

5-6

Roslyn
(Bishop McDevitt)

44

Susan Kocher

Sr.

5-8

Camp Hill
(Cedar Cliff)

11

Theresa Lorenzi

So.

5-9

Weston
(West Hazleton)

21

Lori Pisco

Sr.

5-5

Minersville
(Minersville)

35

Carla Shearer

Jr.

5-6

Chambersburg
(Chambersburg)

52

Vicki Snow

So.

5-10

Harrisburg
(Harrisburg)

45

Carol Spadora

So.

5-10

Prompton
(Honesdale)

54

Linda Steele

Fr.

5-9

Ambler
(Upper Dublin)

22

Amy Wolf

Jr.

6-1

Lancaster
(Manheim Twp.)

25

Kathy Woodward

Fr.

5-6

Hanover
(Southwestern)

Hometown (H.S.)
Shamokin
(Lourdes Regional)

"Over the Years"
1970-71

7-2

1975-76

12-4

1980-81

7-10

1971-72

7-1

1976-77

4-6

1981-82

6-13

1972-73

7-3

1977-78

9-f,

1982-83

8-13

16 seasons

1973-74

9-0

1978-79

7-9

1983-84

11-14

130-121

1974-75

11-3

1979-80

6-11

1984-85

9-13

.518

1985-86

9-13

D
C
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Player Profiles
PAM BRESSI
5-5
Junior
Shamokin, PA
Guard#20

Lourdes Regional H.S.

Pushes the ball up the floor extremely
well and makes excellent penetration
against zone defenses. Constantly looking
to drive to the basket. Can play at either
the point or off guard positions, and has
very quick hands on defense. Averaged 3.4
points per game in 19 games a year ago.

KELLY DECKER
5-6
Junior
Whitehall, PA
Guard#15

Whitehall H.S.

Will serve as reserve number two guard
and will give starters a break when
necessary. Runs the floor very well and
has good quickness.

KAREN DelULLO
5-9
Freshman
Williamsport, PA
Forward#43

Williamsport H.S.

Best player among the newcomers on
this year's team . Very intelligent performer who makes up for lack of size with
tough defense. Outstanding well-coached
high school player who will contribute
immediately. Plays well against bigger
people.

LINDA KING
5-6
Senior
Roslyn, PA
Bishop McDevitt H.S.
Guard#23
A solid wing player with three years of
experience. Looked to for on-court leadership and is a strong outside shooter.
Probably the best defensive player on the
club, but she will also be counted on to do
some scoring. Will be one of the squad's
co-captains. Averaged 6.3 ppg and 3.5
rebounds. In addition she had 44 assists
while starting in 22 games. Also holds BU
career record for assists with 173.

SUSAN KOCHER
5-6
Senior
Camp Hill, PA
Cedar Cliff H.S.
Forward#44
Another four year player who makes up
for lack of size with good positioning and
smart inside play. Very disciplined performer at both ends of the floor. Should be a
good team leader as one of the cocaptains . Averaged 2.7 ppg and 2.4
rebounds last season.

5

THERESA LORENZI
5-9
Sophomore
West Hazleton H .S.
Weston, PA
Forward#11

Leading scorer from a year ago who has
a year of maturity and should be even
more of an offensive threat. Has worked
very hard to vastly improve her defense
and will also be expected to do a lot of
rebounding from her wing position . One of
the conference leaders in every offensive
category. Averaged 16.1 ppg and 7.1
rebounds. Shot 55 .1 % from the floor for
the season .

LORI PISCO
5-5
Senior
Minersville, PA
Guard#21

Minersville H.S.

Excellent role player who will come off
the bench in relief of the starters . She can
play at either the point or the off guard
slot. Adds quality depth to the lineup if
she stays healthy . Saw very limited
playing time last season.

CARLA SHEARER
5-6
Junior
Chambersburg, PA
Guard#35

Chambersburg H.S.

Starting point guard a year ago.
Extremely smart player with very quick
feet. She will run the offense once again
and she led the team in the assist category
last year. Averaged 10 ppg and 2.5
rebounds last season. Led the team with
62 assists, but must also cut down on high
number of turnovers . Was also the top
free throw shooter (70.8%) among the
regulars .

VICKI SNOW
5-10
Sophomore
Harrisburg, PA
Harrisburg H.S.
Center#S2

Should be the team's reserve center
behind veteran Amy Wolf. Looked to for
help with inside offensive game and
rebounding. Big, strong player who should
make an impact after she gets some
experience.

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CAROL SPADORA
5-1 O
Sophomore
Honesdale H.S.
Prompton, PA
Forward#45

i

Rapidly improving player who will
come off the bench to help front line. An
intense player who should help a great
deal on the boards . Intelligent performer
with good court awareness .

LINDA STEELE
5-9
Freshman
Ambler, PA
Upper Dublin H.S.
Forward#54

Promising newcomer who will fill in
when Lorenzi needs a break. Very good
outside shooter who needs experience in
game situations . Once she gets that
experience she could be tough. Must work
on rebounding.

AMY WOLF
6-1
Junior
Lancaster, PA
Center#22

i

u

Manheim Township H.S.

Key to success as the team's lone "big"
player. She will be counted on for the bulk
of the rebounding duties, hopefully picking up for the loss of the school's all-time
leading rebounder, Jean Millen. Must
avoid any foul difficulties if the team is to
be successful. Averaged 9.3 ppg and 7.3
rebounds a year ago. Set a school season
record for blocked shots with 61 in '85-'86.

KATHY WOODWARD
5-6
Freshman
Hanover, PA
Southwestern H.S.
Guard#25

Extremely quick and could cause
problems for opponents on defense. Will
help with depth at guard positions. Runs
floor very well. Needs experience to
mature into good college guard .

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BU "Top Twenty"
1,113

1.

Jean Millen

2.

Hilarie Runyan

794

1982-86
1979-83

3.

Jeanne Radcliff

624

1981-85

4.

Diane Alfonsi

589

1980-83

Julie Ludroff

585

1974-78

Linda King

572

7.

Ellen French

1983-86
1973-77

8.

Patty Lyons

559
515

Sarah Hackforth

502

Mary Balaban

497

1981-85
1974-78

5.
6.

.

9.
10.

.

1976-80

Kris Zimmerman

450

1982-85

Carla Shearer

433

1984-86

13.

Sally Houser

14.
15.

Katrina Knittel

432
431

1976-80
1978-82

Sue McKeegan

382

1981-84

Jayne Yurasits

370

Amy Wolf

370

Terry McHale
Theresa Lorenzi

359
357

1976-79
1984-86
1975-79

Pam Brosky

334

11 .
12.

16.
16.
18.
19.
20.

.
.

.

Active Players

1N8-87 Bloomaburg Huski•
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1985-86
1981-83

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Records Against
1986-87 Bloomsburg Opponents 1986-87 Opponents

Record

Central State (OH)
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
King's(PA)
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Millersville
Philadelphia Textile
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Susquehanna
West Chester
Wheeling

0-1

Percentage
.000

0-4

.000

2-0

1.000

4-8
0-1

.333
.000

4-4

.500

15-5

.750

0-7

.000

&-4

.600

7-10

.412

0-3

.000

4-9

.308

0-2

.000

4-3

.571

3-6
First Meeting

.333

All-Time Opponents

Baptist Bible
St. Bonaventure
Bucknell
California (PA)

,.

3-0

Canisius
Davis and Elkins
Delaware State
lmmaculata
Indiana (PA)
Ithaca
Keystone Jr. College
Lafayette
LaSalle
Lehigh
Luzerne Co. Comm.
Lycoming
Marywood
Misericordia
Navy
Norfolk State
Princeton
Randolph Macon
Salisbury
SUNY-Binghamton
Trenton State
Scranton
Ursinus
Villanova
Wilkes

9

1.000

0-1

.000

8--3

.727

1-0

1.000

0-1

.000

0-2

.000

0-2

.000

1-0

1.000

0-8

.000

0-4

.000

2-0

1.000

0-1

.000

0-4

.000

0-3

.000

5-3

.625

2-0

1.000

10-0

1.000

2-0

1.000

0-1

.000

0-1

.000

0-1

.000

1-0

1.000

2-2

.500

2-0

1.000

1-0

1.000

1-5

.167

0-1

.000

2-4

.333

8--2

.800

Results from 1985-86
+
+

Opponent

BU

Opp.

Site

Clarion

55

50

A

Lorenzi-12, Wolf-10

Central State (OH)

52

57

A

Lorenzi-17, King-10

Shippensburg

76

68

H

Lorenzi-29, King-25

Kutztown

62

77

A

Shearer-18, Lorenzi-14

King's(PA)

so

72

A

Lorenzi-22, Shearer-12

High Scorers

Mansfield

55

63

A

Shearer-20, Wolf-16

+ + Canisius
+ + St. Bonaventure

67

89

A

Lorenzi-18, King-15
Lorenzi-14, King-13

.

52

87

A

Susquehanna

48

so

H

Lorenzi-15, 3 with 7

East Stroudsburg

58

62

A

Bressi-14, King-12

West Chester

71

60

H

Millen-21, Shearer-19

Millersville

71

64

H

Lorenzi-20, Wolf-15

Cheyney

57

65

A

Shearer-14, Lorenzi-12

Lock Haven

76

82

H

Lorenzi-23, Millen-15

Shippensburg

48

46

A

Lorenzi-13, Millen-12

Kutztown

62

48

H

Millen-15, Wolf-12
Millen-17, Lorenzi-10

Philadelphia Textile

53

74

A

Millersville

69

59

A

Lorenzi-26, 3 with 10

Mansfield

65

so

H

Millen-21, Lorenzi-19

East Stroudsburg

62

61

H

Lorenzi-21, King-14

West Chester

69

83

A

Lorenzi-20, 2 with 14

West Chester

58

64

A

Lorenzi-18, Wolf-15

+ -Clarion Tournament
+ + -Canisius Tournament
• -Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division Playoffs

Senior Co-captain Linda 11:lng

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1985-86 INDIVIDUAL STATS
G

FGA

FG

PCT

FTA

FT

PCT

REB

AVG

F

TO

PTS

AVG

ASST

Pam Bressi
Maureen Duffy
Lisa Egry
Jennifer Griffis
Linda King
Susan Kocher
Theresa Lorenzi
Wendy Lupashunski
Jean Millen
Lori Pisco
Amy Sechrist
Carla Shearer
Lynn Van Nort
Amy Wolf

19
3
1
19
22
22
22
6
14
18
14
22
15
22

74
8
3
19
235
66
322
6
159
36
8
230
18
229

26
1
1
3
84
18
162
2
66
5
5
85
4
93

35.1
12.5
33.1
15.7
35.7
27.2
50.3
33.3
41.5
13.8
62.5
37.0
22.2
40.6

24
0
0
8
31
41
52
7
71
6
8
73
9
34

12
0
0
1
18
26
33
4
48
3
6
51
7
19

50.0
0.00
0.00
12.5
58.0
63.4
63.4
57.1
67.6
50.0
75.0
70.8
77.7
55.8

20
3
1
17
77
52
161
4
195
17
14
54
14
160

1.0
1.0
1.0
1.1
3.5
2.4
7.3
.6
13.9
1.0
1.0
2.5
1.0
7.2

24
0
2
13
62
38
61
0
42
17
7
59
6
83

31
2
1
12
67
34
63
4
46
15
11
109
3
55

64
2
2
7
186
62
357
8
180
13
16
221
15
205

3.3
.6
2.0
.4
8.5
2.8
16.2
1.3
12.8
.7
1.1
10.0
1.0
9.3

19
3
2
44
11
29
2
30
10
0
62
0
23

TOTALS

22

1413

555

39.3

364

228

62.6

912

41.4

414

453

1338

60.8

236

PLAYER

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Bloomsburg Records
Single Game Records:

Most Points .

.. . . 34

Most Field Goals.

. ... 14

Jean Millen 2/27/84
Jean Millen 2/3/83
*Theresa Lorenzi 12/14/85

Most Free Throws .

. . ...... . 11

Mary Hassenplug12/9/81

Season Records:

Most Points .

. ........ . .. 518

Jean Millen 1983.a4

Highest Per Game Average .

.. . . 20.7

Jean Millen 1983.a4

Most Field Goals Attempted .

.... 399

Jean Millen 1983.a4

..... 197

Jean Millen 1983.a4

Most Field Goals Made
Highest Field Goal Percent .

... 52%

Most Rebounds .
Highest Rebound Average .

Ellen French 1975-76

. . 390

Jean Millen 1983.a4

..... 15.6

Jean Millen 1983.a4

Most Assists .

........ 93

Most Blocked Shots .

. ...... . 61

Most Steals

Pam Brosky 1981.a2
• Amy Wolf 1985.a6
Diane Alfonse 1982.a2

.... 95
Most Free Throws Attempted ........... 170

Jean Millen 1983.a4

Most Free Throws Made ..

Jean Millen 1983.a4

...... 124

Highest Free Throw Percentages:

78.4% Hillarie Runyan (51-65)1982 -83
76.0% Sue McKeegan (19-25) 1975 - 76
74.2% Sue Hicks(23-31)1980-81
73.3% Terry Mangino (22-30)1976 - 77
73 .2% Hilarie Runyan (52-71)1980 -81
73 .2% Jean Millen (60-82)1982 -83
72.9% JeanMillen(124-170)1983-84
71.4% BarbDonchez(25-35)1974-75
*70.8% Carla Shearer (51-72) 1985 -86
70.3% Pam Brosky (19-27)1982.a3
70.2% M indy Lerit(26-37)1979.aQ
Career Records:

Most Points ......................... 111 3

Jean Millen 1982 -86

Highest Per Game Average .

.... 16.9

Jean Millen 1982 -66

Most Rebounds .

.... 942

Jean Millen 1962 - 66

Highest Rebounds Per Game ........... 14.2
Most Assists .

. ... 173

Jean Millen 1982-66
*Linda King1983-86

• -Active Players

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NELSON FIELDHOUSE
"Home of the Huskies"
The Nelson Fieldhouse, located on Bloomsburg University's
upper campus, serves as home for most of BU's athletic events.
The facility has all the necessary ingredients as it holds a 3,000 seat
arena for all home wrestling and basketball games, an indoor
track, two tennis courts, an olympic size swimming pool, and two
handball/racquetball courts. The building has classroom and
office space for use by the health/physical education and athletic
staffs. Nelson also houses the wrestling practice room, which is a
fully padded area located on the second floor. A totally equipped
Nautilus weight room adds to the strength and conditioning areas
of the program, and Nelson also offers a training room staffed by a
full-time physical therapist and no less than six student assistants.
Also an equipment manager handles the needs of most of
Bloomsburg's 18 varsity athletic programs.

Head Trainer
Art Hopkins
'O

Art is in his fourth year as the Head
Trainer at Bloomsburg. He is licensed
Physical Therapist (LPT) and received
his certificate from Hahneman Hospital in Philadelphia and his undergraduate degree at East Stroudsburg.

Equipment Manager
Ron Morgan
Mr. Ron Morgan has served as
Bloomsburg's equipment manager
for the past thirteen years. Ron is
located in the Nelson Fieldhouse and
handles most of the equipment needs
of BU's 18 varsity programs.

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1986-87
Women's Basketball Schedule -

November 21-22

at Clarion Tournament
(Clarion, Central St. , Wheeling) .... Clarion, PA

December

KUTZTOWN ..................... 6:00 p.m.

January

3
6

at Millersville.

8

at King's (Pa.) ..... . . . . . . . . . .... ... 7:00 p.m.
..... 6:00p.m.

10

MANSFIELD .

13

EAST STROUDSBURG .. . .. .. .. . . . . 6:00 p.m.

3

at Lock Haven .

5

EDINBORO .

8
9-11

. ...... 2:00 p.m.

SLIPPERY ROCK .

. 6:00 p.m.
... 6:00 p.m.

at Davis & Elkins Tournament
(Pitt-Johnstown, Wright St., Dist. of
Columbia, Randolph-Macon, Liberty,
Davis & Elkins, Pfeiffer)

14

LOCK HAVEN .

17

at Shippensburg .

21

at West Chester .

24

February

... 6:00p.m.

CHEYNEY.

29

at Susquehanna .

31

SHIPPENSBURG .

4

at Kutztown.

7

MILLERSVILLE .

. 6:00p.m.
.. 6:00p.m.
. . 6:00p.m.
. .. 6:00p.m.
. ... 7:00p.m.
... 6:00p.m.
.... 6:00p.m.
. . . 6:00 p.m.
. . 6:00p.m.

11

at Mansfield ........ . .. . .. ..

14

at East Stroudsburg ..

. .... 6:00p.m.

16

PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE .

..... 7:00 p.m.

18

WEST CHESTER .

. . 6:00p.m.