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2003-04

Foresters Named to NAIA Honor Roll

The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) today announced its 2002-2003 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll for NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA and Junior College/Community College. The awards recognize the nation's highest team grade point averages (GPA) for the 2002-03 season based upon nominations submitted by WBCA-member coaches. The Huntington College women's basketball team was 16th on the NAIA list with its 3.265 grade point average. It is the sixth time in seven years that the Foresters have appeared on the Honor Roll. Concordia University took top honors within the NAIA with a 3.660 team grade point average. Complete list of all honorees

2003-04 Recruiting Class Announced

Huntington College women’s basketball coach, Lori Culler, announced that four players will be joining the Forester program next season as members of his 2003 recruiting class. The class contains two freshmen and two sophomores.

Amy Berry, a 5’11 forward from Oak Hill High School, finished her stellar career as the Golden Eagles’ second all-time leading scorer with 1091 career points. She was a Three Rivers Conference First Team all-conference player three times in her career and was a 3-time First Team all-county player in Grant County. “We are very excited to have Amy join our program,” said Coach Culler. “She is a versatile player that can play several different positions which will give her an opportunity to help us immediately.”

Tabitha Pratt, a 5’10 forward from Tippecanoe Valley High School, will join the Foresters as a sophomore after sitting out last season to allow some injuries from her high school career to heal. As a senior for the Vikings, Pratt averaged 11 points and 6 rebounds per game. She was selected as a First Team All-Conference player in the Three Rivers Conference and received Academic All-State honors as well. “Tabitha looks to be healthy after taking a year off and has been doing well in open gyms this summer,” said Coach Culler. “She has a great understanding of the game to go with her talent and determination. We expect Tabitha to make an immediate impact.”

Jessica Ramey, a 5’6 transfer from IPFW, is a quality point guard that has the whole package. She has the demeanor to run the show and can dish or score depending on what is needed from her. As a freshman for the Mastodons, Ramey played in 23 games and averaged 2.2 points and 1.3 assists per game. In her senior season at West Noble High School, she led the Northeast Corner Conference in scoring at just under 20 points per game and 7.3 assists per game. “With Jessica’s court vision, she will be an exciting player to watch. She does an excellent job of getting her teammates involved and can knock down shots as well. We’re looking forward to her contributions for the next three years,” said Coach Culler.

Katie Stiffler is a 5’10 guard from Dayton Christian High School. As a 3-year starter, Stiffler helped lead the team to a 45-37 record. During her senior year, she averaged 15.0 points per game and shot 35% from 3-point range. She was honorable Mention All-Area as a senior and was a 2-time member of the All-Ohio Academic Team. “Katie is a competitive and hard-nosed player that can play two or three positions. Her size, desire, and will to win will help her develop into a fine college player,” said Coach Culler.