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Albright-Dieterle speaks out at luncheon

By David Lance | November 14, 1991

NIU women's basketball head coach Jane Albright-Dieterle did everything coaches are supposed to do at their teams' preseason media luncheon, and then some. At the Chick Evans Field House Wednesday, she talked about her players individually, team expectations...

NSC coaches optimistic

By Todd McMahon | November 13, 1991

As the North Star Conference heads into its final year, there is talk of optimism among its seven coaches. The conference held its last preseason luncheon here Tuesday, and the members are ready to make some noise before making the transition to the Mid-Continent...

Chism anxious to resume play

By David Lance | November 8, 1991

Soyini Chism has her fingers crossed. The 6-0 sophomore has been on the NIU women's basketball team's roster for the last two seasons, but she has yet to see much time on the court. Chism tore her right anterior cruciate ligament in practice in 1989 and...

Lockett makes her point on boards

By Todd McMahon | November 5, 1991

When you think of dominant NIU women's basketball rebounders, the names Carol Owens, Tammy Hinchee and Lisa Starosta come to mind. For head coach Jane Albright-Dieterle, Angela Lockett could very well continue that "inside" tradition of rebounding greats....

Jeske, Mondek now leaders

By David Lance | October 23, 1991

When in a pinch last season, the NIU women's basketball team would lean on the talents of senior guards Lisa Foss, Denise Dove and Toby Meeks. Those three were the leaders of the Huskies, and head coach Jane Albright-Dieterle has already said she won't...

Fast start produces talk about postseason play

By Steve Dennis | October 14, 1991

Look for talk about postseason play to start surfacing around the NIU volleyball team—if it hasn't already begun. With the sweeping victories over North Star Conference foes Akron (15-3, 15-2, 16-14) and Cleveland State (15-7, 15-0, 15-7) over the weekend,...

NIU profits more than $180,000 in contract money

By Wes Swietek | October 7, 1991

NIU will be getting a big slice of NCAA money from the $1 billion contract the NCAA signed with CBS television. NIU will receive $180,117 of the $20.8 million the NCAA recently distributed from the CBS contract, giving the network the TV rights for the...

More athletic personnel get raises

By Wes Swietek | September 25, 1991

On the heels of the news that NIU Athletic Director Gerald O'Dell received a $3,000 raise comes the discovery that seven other athletic department personnel have gotten salary increases. Leading the way is women's basketball head coach Jane Albright,...

Semrau, Polk named basketball assistants

September 16, 1991

When NIU women's basketball coach Jane Albright-Dieterle picked two new assistant coaches, she found talent from both the playing and coaching worlds. Sue Semrau and Jonelle Polk were Albright-Dieterle's choices to fill a pair of open slots because of...

Huskies thrive in three-on-three

By Wes Swietek | August 6, 1991

Basketball is usually associated with the winter months, packed gymnasiums and 10 participants. Not any more. One of the fastest growing trends in sports is 3-on-3 outdoor basketball played in tournaments. An estimated 150,000 people attended Chicago's...

Coaches should stick around NIU

August 3, 1991

NIU football players speak of building a winning tradition at their school. They believe that it can be done by playing Top-20 teams. Their theory is that by lining up against the likes of Iowa and Florida, win or lose, exposure is built, thus helping...

Huskies’ Hill travels silver road

By Roger Moreano | July 23, 1991

NIU women's basketball player Yconda "E.C." Hill is taking a break. Hill, who has just returned from fast-breaking her way through Los Angeles, where she won a silver medal, and Mexico will be relaxing for some time in preparation for the upcoming season...