<p><p><p>Games: Fri., Mar. 14, Indianapolis vs. Wayne State Warriors, 6 pm, Nicoson Hall (4,000), Indianapolis, Indiana. </p> <p> Sat., Mar. 15, U of I-WSU winner vs. Grand Valley State-Northern Kentucky winner, 8 pm, Nicoson Hall. </p> <p> Mon., Mar. 17, Championship, 7 pm, Nicoson Hall. </p> <p> Radio: WICR-FM 88.7, Scott Uecker and Matt Holmes. </p> <p> University of Indianapolis Greyhounds by the numbers </p> <p> Pos. # Player Ht. Yr. Pts. Reb. Ast. </p> <p> F 31 Sara Strahm 59 Jr. 5.6 3.6 2.9 </p> <p> F 34 Kristen Lowry 62 Sr. 13.9 8.0 2.1 </p> <p> C 32 Emily Hammes 60 Sr. 7.3 5.2 1.6 </p> <p> G 12 Amanda Davidson 58 So. 7.0 2.6 4.7 </p> <p> G 33 Erin Moran 59 So. 13.3 3.1 2.5 </p> <p> G 4 Amy Wisser 59 So. 11.3 2.9 1.2 </p> <p> F 24 Megan Dossen 511 Fr. 7.3 2.7 0.4 </p> <p> G 10 Sara Riedeman 56 So. 3.2 1.6 0.5 </p> <p> C 42 Andrea Carlberg 511 Fr. 1.8 1.5 0.1 </p> <p> Coach Teri Moren: (Purdue 92), 57-26 (.687), third year. </p> <p> Moren has led her 2002-03 Greyhounds to their second Great Lakes Valley Conference championship and their first-ever GLVC Tournament title. She has led the Hounds to three straight winning seasons and GLVC Tournament berths. </p> <p> Indianapolis Womens Basketball Coaching Records </p> <p> Years Coach W-L Pct. </p> <p> 2000-03 Teri Moren 57-26 .687 </p> <p> 1979-82 Jack Noone 46-26 .639 </p> <p> 1982-93 Chuck Mallender 179-104 .633 </p> <p> Hosting the Big Dance! Indianapolis is hosting the NCAA II Great Lakes Regional for the first time in 10 years! The Greyhounds hosted a four-team regional in 1993. </p> <p> Indy is making its third NCAA II Tournament appearance. The Hounds dropped an 81-76 decision to Saginaw Valley in 1993. Indy earned its second NCAA berth in 1995, falling 91-71 at Northern Michigan. </p> <p> GLVC Tournament champions! Top-seeded Indianapolis won its first-ever GLVC Tournament championship with a 74-63 triumph over third seed Quincy at Evansvilles Roberts Stadium last Saturday. </p> <p> Sophomore guard Amy Wisser (Marion) was voted the tournaments Most Outstanding Player after recording her third straight double-figure scoring output. Wisser had 48 points in the three games, scoring 21 vs. Missouri-St. Louis. </p> <p> Senior forward Kristen Lowry (Logansport) joined Wisser on the five-player All-Tournament Team. Lowry had eight points and a team-high 10 rebounds against Quincy. She amassed 39 points and 27 rebounds in the tournament. </p> <p> Sophomore guard Amanda Davidson (Brownsburg) paced the Hounds with a team-high 13 points vs. QU, hitting 7-8 at the free throw line. She added four assists and three steals. Davidson also tied a tournament record with 11 assists in the Hounds 78-55 semifinal win over Bellarmine. </p> <p> Senior center Emily Hammes (Sheridan/Westfield) was the only player on either team who had previously played in a GLVC Tournament final. Hammes, a member of the 2000 runner-up Hounds, scored 12 points on 6-10 FG shooting. </p> <p> Junior forward Sara Strahm (Indianapolis/Ben Davis) had a huge game with season highs of 12 points and eight rebounds. Strahm hit 5-7 from the field and 2-2 at the line, adding four assists and three steals. </p> <p> Sophomore guard Sara Riedeman (Greensburg) nailed three treys in a 2:19 span late in the first half. That trio of treys keyed a 13-2 run that broke a 22-all tie and gave Indianapolis a 35-24 lead. Indy hit 5-11 treys in the first half to take a 35-26 lead. U of I shot 50% from the field (25-50) and 82% at the line (18-22) for the game. </p> <p> On a roll! Indianapolis has won 16 straight games and 26 of its last 27 since November 30! The Greyhounds recorded the longest winning streak in school history with their 68-53 win over Missouri-St. Louis last Wednesday. They became the first mens or womens basketball team in school history to reach 27 wins with their triumph over Bellarmine last Friday. </p> <p> Indianapolis best records at the NCAA II level (1978-) </p> <p> Season Record Pct. Notes </p> <p> 2002-03 28-2 .933 Won 26 of last 27 games </p> <p> 1983-84 20-3 .870 First 20-win in UI history </p> <p> 1992-93 24-4 .857 GLVC champions, NCAA </p> <p> 1987-88 22-5 .815 Won last 12 games </p> <p> 1994-95 21-7 .750 NCAA Tournament </p> <p> Elite Eight: Indy is ranked eighth in the March 5 USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll! This is the schools highest ranking ever, and the Greyhounds could move up further in the March 12 poll. </p> <p> NCAA stats: Indianapolis is sixth in NCAA II winning percentage (.933), 14th in field goal accuracy (.464), 19th in free throw percentage (.756), and 24th in scoring defense (58.7) in the March 4 stats. </p> <p> Miscellaneous Stats: </p> <p> 10+ scoring games: Lowry 25, Moran 22, Wisser 18, Dossen 9, Hammes 8, Davidson 8, Strahm 3, Riedeman 3, Carlberg 1, Team 97. </p> <p> 20-point scoring games: Moran 6, Lowry 4, Wisser 2, Dossen 1. </p> <p> 10+ Rebound games: Lowry 9, Hammes 1, Team 10. </p> <p> Double Doubles: Lowry 7, Team 7. </p> <p> Games leading UI in scoring: Lowry 13, Moran 7, Wisser 5, Davidson 2, Hammes 1, Dossen 1, Strahm 1 </p> <p> Games leading UI in rebounding: Lowry 21, Hammes 7, Strahm 2, Moran 2, Carlberg 1, Davidson 1, Dossen 1, Wisser 1 </p> <p> Indianapolis Womens Basketball Winning Streaks </p> <p> Season Streak </p> <p> 2002-03 16 </p> <p> 1980-81 13 </p> <p> 1992-93 13 </p> <p> 1987-88 12 </p> <p> 1982-83 10 </p> <p> 2002-03 10</p></p></p>