BLOOMSBURG
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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY "A Commitment to Excellence"

Bloomsburg University is a multi-purpose 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 proved continuing, life-long
learning opportunities for people of all ages and educational
interest through nonurses, non-credit mini-courses
offered at off-campus
d by public service television,
and credit for work e
Enrollment for the
1985, totalled 6,439 students.
9 part-time undergraduates,
There were 5,133 f
108 full-time and 4
ad
students. Instruction
is provided by a 367lty
erlooks the Town of
The University's 173-ac
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Bloomsburg and the sceni
a Valley. Carver Hall,
the modern facilities
built in 1867, provides a
that include seven residen
rary, a 2,000-seat audimnasium , administration
torium, student union, dinin
building, five classroom buildings, athletic fields and recreational 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, 1½ hour's from Harrisburg, 2½ 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 1,11 7
who graduated in the 1983-84 academic year, 82 .1 % 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: Junior Linda King looks for an opening.

- - - Table of Contents - - Bloomsburg University ................... Inside Front Cover
"A Commitment to Excellence"
To the Media, Quick Facts and Contacts .................. .
Coaching Staff Profiles .................................... 2
Season Outlook ......................... : ................ 3
Husky Varsity ............................................. 4
"Over the Years" ......................................... 4
Player Profiles .......................................... 4-8
BU "Top Twenty" ......................................... 8
Records Against 1985-86 Bloomsburg Opponents .......... 9
and All-Time Opponents
Results from 1984-85 .................................... 10
1984-85 Statistics ....................................... 11
Bloomsburg Records ..................................... 12
Nelson Fieldhouse"Homeofthe Huskies" ... Inside Back Cover
1985-86 Women's Basketball Schedule .......... 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 717-389-4413, office; 717-784-7756, home)

• Quick Facts and Contacts at BU Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Enrollment: 6,439
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 Fieldhouse (3,500)
Pressbox: 717-389-4262
Trainer: Art Hopkins (phone: 717-389-4401)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (phone: 717-389-4374)
Conference: Pennsylvania (Eastern Division)
1984-85 Overall Record: 6-17
1984-85 Division Record: 2-11

- - - - Head Coach
Sue Hibbs
Sue Hibbs has been at the helm of the Bloomsburg University
women's basketball team for the last nine years while compiling
a 71-95 record. Entering her tenth season, Hibbs will look to
improve upon last season's 6-17 mark. The Huskies started the
season in fine fashion with a 3-1 record and the lmmaculata
Tournament crown but a knee injury in the sixth game to Jean
Millen, the school's all-time leading scorer, hurt the team. Millen
missed the remainder of the season and the team struggled to a
3-14 mark after her injury. Millen, a senior, is expected to return
to the lineup this season.
Hibbs' best season as a head coach came in 1975-76 when she
led Bloomsburg to an 11-2 record while filling in for Joanne McComb. She also took the team to a fourth place finish in the
Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
(EAIAW) Invitational.
Hibbs graduated from Western Kentucky University with a
Bachelor of Science degree and received her Masters Degree
from East Stroudsburg, both in Health and Physical Education.
She coached Berlin (NH) High School to a 40-16 record in four
seasons and took them to the State Tournament three of
those years. She was also a graduate assistant at East Stroudsburg
before coming to Bloomsburg.

- - - - Assistant Coach
Dolly Anderson
Dolly Anderson begins her second season as an assistant
women's basketball coach at Bloomsburg University. She will
be coordinating and instructing the BU defensive scheme and
helping with other aspects of the program.
Anderson graduated from Old Dominion University. There
she played on the championship team of the National Women's
Invitational Tournament will al-Americans Nancy Liberman and
Inge Nissen her senior year after transferring from lmmaculata
College. While at lmmaculata, Anderson's teams were two-time
runners-up to the national champs. She was co-captain of the
ODU squad along with Liberman, and averaged 11 points and
14 rebounds a game.
Anderson received her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology at Old Dominion.

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- - - • Season Outlook - - - •
Bloomsburg University's women's basketball team enters the
1985-86 season with seven players returning from a year ago.
However, injuries caused only four of those players to see any
extensive playing time. The school's all-time leading scorer,
Jean Millen, returns after suffering a severe knee injury in the
sixth game of 1985. However, she may not see any action until
January. Also, junior guards Pam Bressi and Lori Pisco return
from injuries that kept them out of uniform for the entire year.
Leading the group of survivors from a season ago is Linda King,
the team's top scorer with an 11.8 point per game average. She
teamed with first year performer Carla Shearer, 9.2 points a contest, to make the BU backcourt one of the bright spots during
last year's 6-17 season. After a 3-1 start, BU faltered to a 3-16
finish following a rush of injuries. King is expected to move to
a forward spot in 1985-86 to make room for the return of Bressi,
who averaged 2.1 points per game in 22 of 25 contests her
freshman year.
Joining King in the front court, providing her knee is back to full
strength, will be Millen, the team's lone senior. Millen averaged
18.5 points and 15.8 rebounds a game in six contests before
her injury. With 933 career points prior to the season, Millen
is the school's all-time scoring leader while also holding numerous other BU records. In 1983-84, she averaged 15.6 rebounds
and 20.7 points a game, both of which ranked her among the
best Division 11 players in the country. Co-captains Millen and
King, who is the 13th best scorer in BU history as a junior, look
to make the BU front court a potent offensive weapon.
Sophomore Amy Wolf returns for herfirst season as the Huskies'
full time center. She split her freshman year between the center
and forward positions while averaging 7.4 points and 7.0 rebounds. Wolf was forced to learn under pressure by being thrust
into the lineup due to the numerous injuries suffered by Hibbs'
squad.
Standout recruit Theresa Lorenzi is expected to make a major
contribution to the team and could see lots of action early in
the year if Millen's knee is not healed completely. Out of West
Hazleton H.S., Lorenzi was Pennsylvania's top schoolgirl scorer
in her senior year, averaging 29.5 points.
Returnee Susan Kocher will provide some solid depth at the
forward position. Kocher was another of the players pressed
into service due to the injury situation. She averaged 1.9 points
and 2.4 rebounds in 13 games. Kocher is one of many two-sport
athletes on the Bloomsburg roster.
Transfers Maureen Duffy (West Virginia) and Lynn Van Nort
(Marywood) as well as freshman Jennifer Griffis should help
bolster the Husky front court. Freshman Lisa Egry and Wendy
Lupashunski will provide the forwards with some much needed
rest as the season progresses.
With only one player taller than 5-9, the Huskies will rely on
a speed-oriented offense and a quick, trapping/pressing defense to cancel a height disadvantage against many opponents.
Although employing a fast-break offensive strategy, Hibbs expects this year's offense to show more control than a year ago,
due in part to the experience of Shearer and Bressi.
The abilities of King and Millen in the front court, along with
Wolf's year of experience and the addition of Lorenzi, should
give the Huskies balanced scoring potential.
Staying free of injuries and using their speed to their advantage
could help make the Huskies a sleeper in the Pennsylvania
Conference Eastern Division race.

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1985-86 Husky Varsity
Name

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Pam Bressi

Jr.

5'6"

Shamokin
(Lourdes Regional)

32

Maureen Duffy

So.

5'8"

Warminster
(Archbishop Wood)

42

Lisa Egry

Fr.

5'6"

Whitehall
(Whitehall)

34

Jennifer Griffis

Fr.

5'7"

Jr.

5'6"

Bloomsburg
(Bloomsburg)
Roslyn
(Bishop McDevitt)

33

Class

Height Hometown (H.S.)

No.

*Linda King

45

Susan Kocher

Jr.

5'8"

Camp Hill
(Cedar Cliff)

31

Theresa Lorenzi

Fr.

5'9"

Weston
(West Hazleton)

11

Wendy Lupashunski

Fr.

5'5"

Berwick
(Berwick)

44

*Jean Millen

Sr.

5'9"

Whitehall
(Whitehall)

21

Lori Pisco

Jr.

5'6"

Minersville
(Minersville)

12

Amy Sechrist

Fr.

5'5"

Canton
(Canton)

35

Carla Shearer

Jr.

5'7"

Chambersburg
(Chambersburg)

43

Lynn VanNort

So.

5'6"

Carbondale
(Carbondale)

22

Amy Wolf

So.

6'1"

Lancaster
(Manheim Twp.)

• Co-Captains

"Over the Years"
1970-71

7-2

1975-76

11-2

1980-81

6-11

1971-72

7-1

1976-77

10-4

1981-82

6-13

1972-73

7-3

1977-78

9-6

1982-83

8-13

1973-74

8-0

1978-79

7-9

1983-84

11-14

1974-75

11-3

1979-80

7-10

1984-85

6-17

4

15 seasons
121-108
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Player Profiles
Pam Bressi
5'6"
Junior
Shamokin, PA
Guard
#20

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Lourdes Regional H.S.

Returns from major surgery to correct
a repeating foot fracture after missing the
entire 1984-85 season. A likely candidate
for the starting point guard position. Very
dedicated and highly self-motivated,
should be a prime factor in the Huskies'
speed-oriented offense. Played in 22 of
25 games as a freshman in the 1983-84
season while averaging 2.1 points per
game. Major: Business Management.

Maureen Duffy
5'8"
Sophomore
Warminster, PA Archbishop Wood H.S.
Guard/Forward
#32
A sophomore transfer from West
Virginia, she played her high school ball
in Philadelphia for Archbishop Wood H.S.
in the tough Catholic League. Plays field
hockey for Bloomsburg and is just breaking into the basketball program. A mobile power-forward who should help the
team inside.
Major: Elementary Education

Lisa Egry
5'6"
Freshman
Whitehall, PA
Whitehall H.S.
#42
Guard/Forward
Was the Most Valuable Player in the
All-Lehigh Tournament her senior year
in high school, following in footsteps of
Whitehall alumnus Jean Millen. Should
add some punch to the BU offense with
her jump shot and excellent one-on-one
moves. Could challenge for the offguard spot after adjusting to the Bloomsburg system. Major: Business and
Computer Information Sciences

Jennifer Griffis
5'7"
Freshman
Bloomsburg, PA
Forward
#34

Bloomsburg H.S.

A newcomer to the team who has the
build to be a backup center, but should
see most of her action as a reserve forward . A very hard worker and dedicated
player, she is striving to improve her
skills daily. Should fit nicely into the BU
offensive scheme. Major: Biology

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Linda King
5'6"
Junior
Roslyn, PA
Bishop McDevitt H.S.
Guard/Foward
#33
Co-captain of the team with Jean
Millen for the 1985-86 season. Led the
team in scoring last season after Millen
was injured. Aveeraged 11 .8 points per
game and 4.2 rebounds, playing both the
guard and forward positions. Has excellent speed and quickness, and is a
solid player in either spot. Has one of
best jump shots on team and could be
a potent weapon in the BU offensive
attack. Major: Economics

Susan Kocher
5'8"
Junior
Camp Hill, PA
Forward
#45

Cedar Cliff H.S.

Was pressed into service last January
after injuries decimated the BU roster.
Averaged 1.9 points and 2.4 rebounds
in 13 ~ames as a reserve. Also a member
of the Bloomsburg University softball
team. Has good mobility under the boards
and is the classic team player. A real
hustler and a very dedicated player who
should see more action this season.
Major: Mass Communication
Theresa Lorenzi
5'9"
Freshman
Weston, PA
West Hazleton H.S.
#31
Forward
An outstanding recruit who should
really help the Bloomsburg program.
Was Pennsylvania's state-wide scoring
leader in hersenioryearatWest Hazleton"
Is very quick and has an excellent verticai
leap. Neutralizes opponents with her
jump shot and is a take-charge type of
player. Could challenge for a starting
job very early in the season. Major
Business and Office Administration
Wendy Lupashunski
5'5"
Freshman
Berwick, PA
Berwick H.S.
#11
Guard
A local product out of the Berwick
H.S. program. Should see action in a
reserve off-guard role early in the season.
Has good court sense and the inate ability
to find the open player with the pass.
Also has a good outside jump shot and
could be seeing more action as the season progresses. Major: Political Science

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Jean Millen
5'9"
Senior
Whitehall H.S.
Whitehall, PA
Forward
#44

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A co-captain of the 1985-86 squad and
the lone senior on the team. Played in
six games last year before suffering a
severe knee injury which prematurely
ended her season. Averaged 18.5 points
and 15.8 rebounds per game before her
injury. Millen is the school's all-time
leading scorer and also holds many individual scoring and rebounding records
at BU. Averaged 20.7 points and 15.6
rebounds in the 1 983-84 campaign,
both of which ranked her among the
nation's best in Division 11.
Major: Accounting
Lori Pisco
5'6"
Junior
Minersville, PA
#21
Guard

Minersville H.S.

Scored just under 2,000 points for
Minersville H.S. but a series of nagging
injuries has kept her from reaching her
full potential. Could be a major contributor from the off-guard spot while
in a reserve roll. Hustle and determination are big factors in Pisco's game
and she could see more action as the
season progresses.
Major: Elementary Education
Amy Sechrist
5'5"
Freshman
Canton, PA
Canton H.S.
Guard
#12
Another of the fine freshman added
to the BU roster this season. Very mobile
and an excellent passer who can find the
open player, which should help expand
the Huskies' inside game. Her versatility
should fit in well with the Huskies' fast
break style of play. Another newcomer
who could challenge for a starting position later in the season.
Major: Accounting

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Carla Shearer
5'7"
Junior
Chambersburg, PA
Guard
#35

Chambersburg H.S.

1984-85 was her first season in a BU
uniform and she was pressed into a
starting job early in the season due to
injuries. Averaged 9.2 points per game
while leading the team in assists with
74 in the team's 23 games. A pesky defensive player with excellent hands and
quickness, she could cause problems for
opposing guards while making the BU
offensive attack tough to stop.
Major: Arts and Sciences

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Lynn Van Nort
5'6"
Sophomore
Carbondale, PA
Carbondale H.S.
Forward
#43
A transfer from Marywood who
should add to the Huskies inside game.
Isn't afraid to be aggressive inside
against a height disadvantage while
doing her best playmaking inside the
key. A team-oriented player who is
quickly adapting to the style of play
the Huskies employ.
Major: Medical Technology
Amy Wolf
6'1"
Sophomore
Lancaster, PA
Manheim Township H.S.
Center
#22
Became a starting forward last season
due to the numerous injuries incurred
by the Huskies' veterans. Should convert
to the center position this season after
learning from and playing behind Jeanne
Radcliff, BU's number three all-time
scorer, last year. Learned under fire in
1984-85 and a year's maturity and growth
should help to bolster her inside game.
Some added strength could make her a
force inside for the Huskies. Averaged
7.2 points in 23 games while pulling
down 7.0 rebounds a contest, third on
the team a year ago.
Major: Business Management

BU "Top Twenty"
• 1.

Jean Millen

933

1982-85

2.

Hilarie Runyan

794

1979-83

3.

Jeanne Radcliff

624

1981-85

4.

Diane Alfonsi

589

1980-83

5.

Julie Ludroff

585

1974-78

6.

Ellen French

559

1973-77

7.

Patty Lyons

515

1976-80

8.

Sarah Hackforth

502

1981-85

9.

Mary Balaban

497

1974-78

10.

Kris Zimmerman

450

1982-85

11 .

Sally Houser

432

1976-80

12.

Katrina Knittel

431

1978-82

Linda King

386

1983-85

14.

Sue McKeegan

382

1981-84

15.

Jayne Yurasits

370

1976-79

16.

Terry McHale

359

1975-79

17.

Pam Brosky

334

1981-83

18.

Mindy Lerit

294

1978-81

19.

Anne D'lgnazio

292

1974-76

20.

Terry Mangino

237

1975-78

*13.

• Active Players

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Records Against
• 1985-86 Bloomsburg Opponents •
1985-86 Opponents
St. Bonaventure
Bryant
Canisus
Central St. (OH)
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
King's
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Millersville
Philadelphia Textile
Seton Hill (PA)
Shippensburg
Susquehanna
West Chester

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All-Time Opponents:
Baptist Bible
Bucknell
California
Clarion
Davis and Elkins
Delaware St.
Edinboro
lmmaculata
Indiana
Ithaca
Keystone Jr. College
Lafayette
LaSalle
Lehigh
Luzerne Co. Comm.
Lycoming
Marywood
Misericordia
Navy
Norfolk St.
Princeton
Randolph Macon
Salisbury
Slippery Rock
SU NY-Binghamton
Trenton St.
Scranton
Ursinus
Villanova
Wilkes

Record
First Meeting
First Meeting
First Meeting
First Meeting

Percentage

0-3
1-0
3-7
4-3
14-4
0-6
5-3
5-10
0-2
First Meeting
2-9
4-2
2-4

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.777
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.625
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3-0
8-3
1-0
1-0
0-2
0-2
0-1
1-0
0-8
0-4
2-0
0-1
0-4
0-3
5-3
2-0
10-0
2-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-0
2-2
0-2
2-0
1-0
1-5
0-1
2-4
8-2
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Results from 1984-85
High
Site Scorer

High
Rebounder

Opp.

BU

Bucknell

63

50

A

H ackforth - 1 7 Millen - 24

Indiana (PA)

59

93

A

Millen - 22

Millen - 14

+Randolph Macon

71

62

A

Millen - 28

Millen - 14

+California (PA)

63

62

A

Millen - 19

Millen - 16

54

63

H

Radcliff - 22

Millen - 15

Cheyney

Opp.

Shippensburg
•Norfolk St.

71

73

H

Millen - 17

Millen - 13

48

71

A

Radel iff - 1 2

Wolf- 9

•Slippery Rock

57

87

A

Radcliff - 13
King

Radcliff - 11

Phila. Textile

65

72

H

Radcliff - 21

Radcliff - 1 0

West Chester

71

84

A

King- 19

Wolf - 11

Millersville

41

74

H

Radcliff - 10
King

Wolf- 13

Mansfield

64

82

H

Hackforth - 18 Hackforth - 14

East Stroudsburg

60

76

A

Shearer - 18

Wolf- 9

Kutztown

44

63

A

King- 14

Radcliff - 12

King's (PA)

66

55

H

Radcliff - 16

Radcliff - 14

West Chester

63

53

H

Wolf - 20

Wolf- 14

Lock Haven

54

72

A

Shearer - 16

Hackforth - 10
Radcliff
Radcliff - 1 5

Shippensburg

51

52

H

Shearer - 13

Susquehanna

59

70

A

Hackforth - 22 Hackforth - 12

Kutztown

53

43

H

Shearer - 15
King

Wolf - 15
Hackforth
Radcliff - 1 3

Millersville

77

96

A

Shearer - 19

Mansfield

52

61

A

Hackforth - 20 Wolf - 9
King

East Stroudsburg

54

81

H

Hackforth - 16 Hackforth - 1 5

+ - lmmacualta Tournament
• - Davis and Elkins Tournament

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Clrla Shearer gets on easy basket

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1984-85 Statistics
Name

G

FGA

FG

PCT.

FTA

FT

PCT.

REB.

AVG.

fouls

TO

PTS.

Avg.

Hackforth, Sarah

23

257

107

41.6

72

49

68.1

171

7.4

67

65

263

11.4

21

Joerger, Kim

21

70

16

22 .9

40

16

40.0

57

2.7

31

30

48

2.3

9
34

Asst.

King, Linda

23

313

121

38.7

50

30

60.0

96

4.2

73

70

272

11.8

Kocher, Susan

13

35

8

22 .9

24

9

37.5

31

2.4

24

14

25

1.9

5

McChesney, Sabrina

1

1

0

0.00

00

00

0.00

0

0.0

2

1

0

0.00

0

0.7

Pellman, Chris

3

3

1

33.3

0

0

0.00

2

0.7

0

1

2

Radcliff, Jeanne

23

279

96

34.4

58

41

70.1

235

10.2

72

60

233

10.1

35

Rowe, Michelle

2

1

0

0.00

1

0

0.00

1

0.5

2

3

0

0.0

0

Shearer, Carla

23

238

88

36.9

71

36

50.7

44

1.9

70

127

212

9.2

74

Wolf,Amy

23

173

72

41 .6

35

21

60.0

161

7.0

68

46

165

7.2

22

Yost, Sally

14

7

1

14.3

6

3

50.0

6

0 .4

13

9

5

0.4

3

Zimmerman, Kris

6

41

15

36.6

7

5

71.4

10

1.7

9

22

35

5.8

26

TOTALS

23

1519

571

37.5

393

229

58.2

1010

46.7

452

477

1371

59.6

249

Bloomsburg Records
Single Game Records:

Most Points ................ . ...... 34

Jean Millen 2/2 7/84

Most Field Goals .......... . ....... 14

Jean Millen 2/3/83

Most Free Throws ... . ...... . .... . . 11

Mary Hasenplug 12/9/81

Season Records:

Most Points ...................... 518

Jean Millen 1983-84

Highest Per Game Average ... .. . . 20.7

Jean Millen 1983-84

Most Field Goals Attempted . ... .. 399

Jean Millen 1983-84

Most Field Goals Made ........... 197

Jean Millen 1983-84

Highest Field Goal Percent ... . . . . 52%

Ellen French 1975-76

Most Rebounds ..... . ....... ..... 390

Jean Millen 1983-84

Highest Rebound Average .... .. . 15.6

Jean Millen 1983-84

Most Assists . .......... .. . .. . .. ... . 93

Pam Brosky 1 981-82

Most Blocked Shots ... .. ... . . . .. . . 46

Jeanne Radcliff 1983-84

Most Steals .. . ..... . ...... .. . . .... 95

Diane Alfonsi 1981-82

Most Free Throws Attempted ..... 170

Jean Millen 1983-84

Most Free Throws Made ..... . .. . 124

Jean Millen 1983-84

Highest Free Throw Percentages:

78.4% Hilarie 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% Jean Millen (124-170) 1983-84
71.4% Barb Donchez (25-35) 1974-75
70.3% Pam Brosky (19-27) 1982-83
70.2% Mindy Lerit (26-3 7) 1979-80
Career Records:

Most Points . ... . .. .. ..... . ..... . . 822

Jean Millen 1982-84

Highest Per Game Average . . . . ... 17. 9

Jean Millen 1982-84

Most Rebounds .. .. . ... .... . .. ... 723

Hilarie Runyan 1979-83

Highest Rebounds Per Game . . .. . 14.2

Pam Brosky 1982-84

Most Assists . . . ....... . . . ... .. . .. 161

Pam Brosky 1982-84

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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 3000 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 cla~sroom 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 teams.

Head Trainer
Art Hopkins
Art is in his third year as the Head
Trainer at Bloomsburg. He is a 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
twelve years. Ron is located in the
Nelson Fieldhouse and handles most
of the equipment needs of BU's 18
varsity programs.

1985-86

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women's Basketball Schedule -

November

22/23

December

4

SHIPPENSBURG

6:00 p.m .

7

at Kutztown

6:00 p.m.

10

at King's

7:00 p.m .

14

at Mansfield

6:00 p.m.

January

10/11

Clarion University Tournament

TBA

at Canisus Tournament
TBA
(Canisus, Bryant U., Bonaventure)

15

SUSQUEHANNA

7:00 p.m.

22

at East Stroudsburg

6:00 p.m.

25

WEST CHESTER

6:00 p.m.

29

Ml LLERSVI LLE

7:00 p.m.

at Ch eyney

7:00 p.m.

3

LOCK HAVEN

7: 00 p.m.

5

at Shippensburg

6:00 p.m .

8

KUTZTOWN

6:00 p.m.

10

at Philadelphia Textil e

7:00 p.m.

12

at Millersville

6:00 p.m.

15

MANSFIELD

6:00 p.m.

19

EAST STROUDSBURG

6:00 p.m.

22

at West Chester

1:00 p.m .

February