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XL Appendix A: Company and Services Support Materials
1. Photos of the facilities
CMC Carmel Office Center
13295 Meridian Corners Blvd.
Site 116, Carmel, IN 46032
w. 131st ST.
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Floor plans
Double Suite- $990/month
Triple Suite- $1520/month
Amenities
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Offices from ISO - 2500 square feet
On-site management
Administrative support
Janitorial and maintenance service
Conference room
Networking opportunities
Expansion options
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Furniture rental
24-hour building access
Notary service
Simple, one page lease
Access to conference facilities at
other CMC Office Center in the TriState area (Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky)
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2. SyncCast's DRM Products and Services
DRM Packager
The DRM Packager represents a new generation of encryption solutions. This is a client-side solution,
which means that all unencrypted masters stay with you. The unencrypted content never leaves the
server. All outgoing content is expertly encrypted without exposure to third party theft! With
SyncCast™, it's easy, quick, less expensive and more secure.
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DRM Dashboard
SyncCast's DRM Dashboard gives you full, real-time control over the sale of your content. It's an
easy-to-use web interface that puts you at the helm of all regulations, restrictions, and pricing. You can
issue licenses, set up time-based or token systems, sell subscliptions, or charge per product. You can
even set up different rates based on different types of content - the choice is yours . And Dashboard ' s
tracking abilities help you to make the right decision every time by providing you with real-time
infOimation on customer activity.
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Coaches can subscribe to HooplaRecruiting.com and pay per view through SyncCast's e-commerce
applications. There will be a $500 additional setup charges for this e-commerce turnkey solution.
Here is an example of a similar SyncCast e-commerce page:
Billing Info
XStream Logger Plugin
This Logger keeps track of bytes transferred by user, bytes transfetTed by content, most popular files,
and error reports, all at your fingertips , instantly. Because your data is now in a relational datab ase,
integration with your billing, CRM, and customer
portal applications is easy. XStream Logger Plugin is expertly designed for the smoothest possible
data collection and analysis for Windows Streaming Media logs. The XStream Plugin connects directly
to any SQL database where it stores all streaming log
information automatically. XStream Logger collects all logs in one centralized SQL database and
instantly provides real time reports such as:
· bytes transferred
· most popular files
· en'or reports
· user-specific statistics
The XStream Plugin easily integrates with other business applications such as billing,
Customer Relations, and Customer POttals. As a content owner, SyncCast'sTM DRM Solution gi ves
full, real-time control over the sale, viewing and usage of that
content. It's an easy-to-use web interface that provides total control over how content can be viewed. It
allows HooplaRecruiting.com to control all terms, restrictions, and pricing. And SyncCast'sTM tracking
abilities provide you with real-time information on customer activity, ensuring you have the
information you need to make the right licensing choices for your content. Even tracks usage by
resellers. And Dashboard's tracking abilities help you to make the right decision, every time by
providing you with real-time information on customer activity.
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Summary of Features
· Secure Encryption ·
· First and only Windows Media DRM solution certified as .NET connected.
· Easily integrates with billing systems, CRM, customer portals.
· Easily handles all information and sales parameters based on real-time user information.
· Online payment solutions
· Real-time sales and bandwidth usage reporting by content and users.
· Coupon System makes providing excellent customer service easy and simple
3. Definitions
DI- Division OneDivision I member institutions have to sponsor at least seven sports for men and seven for women (or
six for men and eight for women) with two team sports for each gender. Each playing season has to be
represented by each gender as well. There are contest and pm1icipant minimums for each sport, as well
as scheduling criteria. For sports other than football and basketball, Div. I schools must play 100% of
the minimum number of contests against Div. I opponents -- anything over the minimum number of
games has to be 50% Div. I. Men's and women's basketball teams have to play all but two games
against Div. I teams, for men, they must play 113 of all their contests in the home arena. Schools that
have football are classified as Div. I-A or I-AA. I-A football schools are usually fairly elaborate
programs. Div. I-A teams have to meet minimum attendance requirements (17,000 people in
attendance per home game, OR 20,000 average of all football games in the last four years or, 30,000
permanent seats in their stadium and average 17,000 per home game or 20,000 average of all football
games in the last four years OR, be in a member conference in which at ,least six conference members
sponsor football or more than half of football schools meet attendance criterion. Div. I-AA teams do
not need to meet minimum attendance requirements. Division I schools must meet minimum financial
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aid awards for their athletics program, and there are maximum financial aid awards for each sport that
a Div. I school cannot exceed.
011- Division Two-
Division II institutions have to sponsor at least four sports for men and four for women, with two team
sports for each gender, and each playing season represented by each gender. There are contest and
participant minimums for each sport, as well as scheduling criteria -- football and men's and women's
basketball teams must play at least 50% of their games against Div. II or I-A or I-AA opponents. For
sports other than football and basketball there are no scheduling requirements. There are not
attendance requirements for football, or arena game requirements for basketball. There are maximum
financial aid awards for each sport that a Div. II school must not exceed. Division II teams usually
feature a number of local or in-state student-athletes. Many Division II student-athletes pay for school
through a combination of scholarship money, grants, student loans and employment earnings. Division
II athletics programs are financed in the institution's budget like other academic departments on
campus. Traditional rivalries with regional institutions dominate schedules of many Division II
athletics programs.
0111- Division Three-
Division III institutions have to sponsor at least five sports for men and five for women, with two team
sports for each gender, and each playing season represented by each gender. There are minimum
contest and participant minimums for each sport. Division III athletics features student-athletes who
receive no financial aid related to their athletic ability and athletic departments are staffed and funded
like any other department in the university. Division III athletics departments place special importance
on the impact of athletics on the participants rather than on the spectators. The student-athlete's
experience is of paramount concern. Division III athletics encourages participation by maximizing the
number and variety of athletics opportunities available to students, placing primary emphasis on
regional in-season and conference competition.
NAIA-
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is a completely autonomous association
currently administering programs of intercollegiate athletics for approximately 300 fully accredited
colleges and universities of moderate enrollment. The fundamental tenet of the NAIA is that
intercollegiate athletics is an integral part of the total educational program of the institution. This belief
is strongly reflected in the governing documents, activities and organizational structure of the
Association.
Established in 1940 as the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB), the Association
expanded to include other programs in 1952. The NAIA became the first intercollegiate sports
governing body to provide championship opportunities for both men and women when the women's
program was established on August 1, 1980.
NJCAA- National Junior College Athletic Association-
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The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is the governing body of intercollegiate
athletics for two-year colleges. As such, its programs are designed to meet the unique needs of a
diverse group of student-athletes who corne from both traditional and non-traditional backgrounds and
whose purpose in selecting a junior college may be as varied as their experiences before attending
college.
Contact Period- Permissible for authorized athletic department staff members to make in-person, offcampus recruiting contacts and evaluations.
Dead Period- Not permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts or evaluations on or off-campus
or permit official or unofficial visits.
Evaluation Period- Permissible for authorized athletics department staff to be involved in off-campus
activities to assess academic qualifications and playing abilities. No in-person, off-campus recruiting
contacts with a prospect are permitted.
Quiet Period- Permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts only on the member institution's
campus.
Technical Terms
Active/ Passive Mode - Used in terms of an FTP client. Denotes the type of transfer the client would
like to use with the FTP server. Generally passive mode is used to bypass firewall restrictions.
Backbone - On the Internet a backbone is a set of paths that local or regional networks connect to for
long-distance interconnection.
Bandwidth - Generally how much data can be transferred in a given time period. Bandwidth is most
often measured in bits per second.
Bit - Bit (b) is short for binary unit. It has a single binary value, either I or O.
Bit rate - The measurement of what speed or how much bandwidth is used when a piece of media is
streamed.
Bits per second - (bps) Some multiple in thousands of bits per second is the usual measure of data
transfer speed in streaming.
Buffering - Buffering is the process of a client putting a certain amount of a stream into memory
before starting playback out of the buffer. The purpose is to help if the bandwidth between the client
and server is not stable.
Byte - Byte (B) Now is commonly 8 bits of data.
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Bytes per second - (Bps) This unit of measure is 8 times the same number of bits per second.
Cache - Storage of frequently accessed information either in memory or in file.
Capture Card - A device that is used to digitize analog audio or video and write to a file or write
digital audio or video to a file.
Client - Usually reters to a piece of software used to access a server of some type. Examples: media
player, FTP browser, web browser.
Codec - Short for Compression/Decompression algorithm. Used for compression and playback in the
context of audio and video.
Connection Speed - Usually reters to available bandwidth.
Content Delivery Network - (CON) Short for content delivery network, a network of servers that
delivers a Web page to a user based on the geographic locations of the user, the origin of the Web page
and a content delivery server. It is not dependent on anyone server, thus increasing reliability of
content delivery.
Data - In general data is information in an electronic format.
Data Transfer - The amount of data sent by a server to a client computer. Oenerally data transter is
measured in megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (OB).
Digital Rights Management - DRM (Digital Rights Management) is used to encrypt content to allow
the content owner to control who has access to the content. For more information on SyncCast's DRM
package, please see Appendix A.
Storage Space (or Disk Space) - Storage space refers to the space on a hard drive tor the storage of
electronic tiles. Oenerally storage space is measured in megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (OB).
Distributed Network - All packages benefit from our distributed network architecture. When your
users view or listen to your media at PlayStream, they are routed to the closest data center, providing
optimal performance. Multiple data centers also ensure maximum uptime of your media.
Download - The process of transmitting a file from a server to a client computer.
Embedded player - A media player enclosed in an HTML document using the ActiveX and or
Netscape plug-in tor that player.
Encoder - A piece of software that uses a codec to compress audio and video.
Encoding - The process of compressing media using a codec.
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Firewall - A firewall is software located at a network gateway, which protects the private network
from users from other networks.
Flash/Shockwave - A format made by Macromedia that uses vector graphics, scripting, and can
include video and audio, usually delivered via a progressive download.
Format - For media a format is the type of media. Example: A windows media video is of the type
windows media.
Gigabits - (Ob) Is 1073741824 bits or 1024 Megabits.
Gigabytes - (OB) Is 1073741824 bytes or 1024 Megabytes.
Intelligent stream - Windows Media version of a multi bit rate tile.
Internet Service Provider - ([SP) A company that provides internet connectivity through a connection
like a modem, DSL, Cable, Tl, T3 etc ...
IP address - Most commonly a 32bit number used to identify a sender or receiver on a network.
Kilobits - (Kb) [s 1024 bits.
Kilobits per second - (kbps) Some multiple in thousands of bits per second is the usual measure of
data transfer speed in streaming.
Kilobytes - (KB) [s 1024 bytes.
Kilobytes per second - (KBps) This unit of measure is 8 times the same number of Kilobits per
second.
Link - The lJRL used to connect to a reference tile or content.
Live Streaming - Broadcasting live audio and/or video over the internet, synonymous with
webcasting.
Media - [n streaming context it is audio and or video content.
Media Player - A client used for the play back of media, usually audio and video.
Megabits - (Mb) Is 1048576 bits or 1024 Kilobits.
Megabits per second - (Mbps) Some multiple in thousands of bits per second is the usual measure of
data transfer speed in streaming.
Megabytes - (MB) [s 1048576 bytes or 1024 Kilobytes.
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Megabytes per second - (MBps) This unit of measure is 8 times the same number of Kilobits per
second.
Mount Point - A mount point is the unique part of the URL for linking to a stream. Example:
http://easylink.playstream.com/winlive/mountpoint.asx
MP3 - MP3 is a MPEG-I layer 3 audio, used to compress audio to a reasonable download size.
MPEG-l - A standard defined by the MPEG group for download.
MPEG-2 - A standard defined by the MPEG group, usually used for DVD 'so
MPEG-4 - A standard defined by the MPEG group for streaming.
Multi bit rate - Multi bit rate refers to a piece of media that has multiple encodes for different bit rates
within a single file.
Multicast - The communication between a single sender and multiple receivers over a network.
Network - A group of computers able to communicate with each other via some protocol such as TCP
or UDP.
Network Latency - Latency, a synonym for delay, is an expression of how long it takes for a packet of
data to get from one point to another.
On-demand Streaming - (pre-recorded) Streaming of content that has been previously encoded
Port - A port in terms of TCP/IP a logical connection place, where a client can connect with a server.
Private Network - In terms of an IP network is where a group of computers use non internet routable
IP addresses to form a network.
Progressive Download - The process of transmitting a file from a server to a client computer, usually
playing back as it is received.
Public Network - In terms of an [P network is where a group of computers use internet routable [P
addresses to form a network.
QuickTime - QuickTime is container for both streaming and non-streaming media formats made by
Apple Computer.
Re-Buffering - This occurs when a client has used all the data out of its buffer and doesn't have
enough in-coming data to continue playing.
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Reference File - i.e. (.asx, .wvx, .wax, .qU, .ram, .m3u) Generally a text file used to link to media on a
streaming server. A mime type is sent with the reference file signaling to the browser what player to
open the file with. The player then connects to the address in the file.
Root Domain Name - A string token used to locate an entity on the internet. Example:
playstream.com
Server - Usually a computer that accepts request for information or content and sends that data in a
response to the requesting client.
Streaming - The process of sending compressed media from a server to a client. The client then plays
back the media as it is received. The media can be pre-recorded or live. Generally a UDP protocol is
used and the media is not kept by the client.
Streaming Server - A streaming server is usually a server that sends media to a client so the media
can be played back in real time without waiting for it to download completely first. Examples:
Windows Media, Real, QuickTime.
Sub Domain Name - A domain name with a prefix (ie. www.hooplarecruiting.com)
Surestream - Real Networks version of a multi bit rate file.
Unicast - The communication between a single sender and receiver over a network.
Upload - The process of transmitting a file from a client computer to a server.
URL - Uniform Resource Locator, previously Universal Resource Locator. It is the address of an
entity on the internet.
Webcasting - Broadcasting live audio and/or video over the internet, synonymous with live streaming.
Web Server - A web server is a server that sends content in response of to web browsers or HTTP
request.
Windows Media - A streaming fonnat for audio and/or video made by Microsoft Corp.
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XII. Appendix B: Market Support Materials
1. Marketing/ Marketing Materials Budget for Years 1-4
Kate Endress -- HooplaRecruiling . com
Marketing Expense
Start
Oct
Year 1- July 2006 to September 2007
Letterheadl Envelopes
Business Card s- June 2005
67
Business Cards - April2006
M ailing to Hgh SchoollAAU CoacheE
735
Mailing to AAU Collegiate Coaches
Company Shirts (6)
430
430
Promotional Referall Expense
Sponsorships
WBCA Booth
Flyers
400
Traveling Expense
To tal
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4 30
Year 2- October 2006 to September 2007
Misc. Expense
188
Mailings
Corrpany Shirt s
Sponsorships
Flyers
Traveling Expense
Booth Expense
To lal
188
Year 3- October 2007 to September 2008
Misc. Expense
208
Mailings
Co rrp any Shirts
Sponsorships
Flyers
Traveling Expense
Booth Expense
To t al
208
Year 4- October 2008 to September 2009
Misc. Expense
208
Mailings
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
208
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
346
188
735
735
150
840
840
1.230
500
500
500
1.184
1.200
1.700
1.200
1.700
1.200
1.200
467
46 7
150
5.000
1.500
1.250
400
467
5.000
467 , 16.842
188
188
1,450
188
188
1,450
188
188
500
500
500
2.250
5.800
50
2.000
400
2.000
2.000
2.000
750
4 .38 8
500
500
68 8
6 88
7.500
2.000
20.000
208
1.230
1.250
1,575
1.575
1,230
1,965
188
188
188
188
467
1.717
188
2.900
50
500
400
500
1,250
188
188
188
188
5. 788
688
4 .138
2.688
208
208
208
208
208
2 .900
208
208
1.450
208
208
1,450
208
500
500
500
500
500
500
1.250
5.858
708
3.000
750
5.90 8
3.000
750
4,458
3.000
750
5.908
500
500
1,708
208
208
208
1,450
208
208
2.900
208
208
1.000
1.000
1.000
750
4.000
750
7,408
4,000
4.000
750
7,858
750
500
1,458
100
500
400
20 8
208
208
208
208
208
208
1,450
208
208
208
2.900
100
1.000
800
750
1,250
7,008
208
208
1.658
Total
346
67
188
1,4 71
1,4 71
735
Company Shirts
Sponsorships
Flyers
Traveling Expense
Booth Expense
Tot al
March
1,958
750
5.958
2 .500
5.800
100
3,000
400
10.000
4.000
25.800
2,500
8.700
100
4.000
750
958
800
15,000
4.000
35, 100
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2. Competitive Analysis- Top Recruiting Reports
Hoopla
Recruiting.com
Blue Star (Nike)
Report
All-Star Girls
(Adidas) Report
Hoosier Girls
Basketball Report
Ohio Girls
Basketball Report
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PricefYear
(coaches pay)
$250 first yearl $500
following years
$495/year
$lOOO/year
$2501 year
$2501 year
Scout
n/a
Mike FlYlm
Michael 1'. White
Bryan Alexander
Tom Jenkins
National exposure
X
X (east coast
4o
biased )
X
}'ull Contact
Information
X
(very basic)
(very basic)
(very basic)
X
X
X
X
X
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Ranks Prospects
40
Unbiased
X
}'ulilength game
fIlm
X
Personal Interview with Duffy Burns, assistant women's basketball coach at Ball State
February 12. 2005
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3. Competitive Analysis chart of Top Recruiting Services
Hoopla
Recruiting.com
National
Scouting
Report
College
Prospects of
America
National
Collegiate
Scouting
Association
Multimedia
Sports.com
National
Recruits
MVP
Recruits.com
$250 first year/
$500 following
years
$1195-2495
$500
$1495
(one time fee)
$99-$495
$995
(one time fee)
$1295
Who pays
Coaches
Prospects
Prospects
Prospects
Prospects
Prospects
Prospects
Profdes
Prospects
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
(via email)
X
X
(2 quarters for
$299)
X
(one-minute
introductory
film)
Price/Year
Database of
Player
Profdes
Sends profiles
directly to
college
coaches
Gamefdm
Unbiased
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X
X
X
X
X
X
(via fax and
email)
X
(via email)
X
(Five minutes
film)
Bums. Duffy
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Members:
AI Brown
Alii Jaques
Alysiah Bond
Autumn Rademacher
Bill Agronin
Bill Damuth
BiB Fennelly
Bil Gould
Bift Hahn
Bill McDonough
BiliMoss
BoOVerton
Bob Clark
BobUndsay
BobMyers
Bob Richards "Purdue"
Bobbi Morris
Brady Sallee
Brenda Paul
Brat McCormick
Brian Giorgis
,. ,Mik
-....;ke PriesHey
Bruce Patterson
Bryan Alexander
Carey Schueler
Carlos Shea-Ron
Chris Lindwall
Cleve Wright
coachskb
coI1coach
Curt Miller
Dan Durkin
Dan Hunt
danoJson
Dana leonard
Daniel Olson
DaveSmith
David Dagostino
brownalb@ath.msu.edu
ali.jaques@furman.edu
bondgirl3023@yahoo.com
rademaca@uwgb.edu
bagronin@niagara.edu
coachd@Iouisiana.edu
coachf@iastate.edu
gouldwi@bc.edu
billyhahn@webtv.net
bmcdonough@bluechipbaskelball.com
mossbi@urbana.k12.oh.us
overtonb@umkc.edu
kclaJk2@bcps.org
rlindsay@kentedu
bobmyers38@yahoo.com
bcrichards@hotmail.com
bobbim@wustl.edu
cfabs@eiu.edu
paulbren@elon.edu
brethoops@hotmail.com
brian.giorgis@rnaristedu
Mik@hartfon:t.edu
bpbrotherb@comcastnet
pattersb@ipfw.edu
hoosiergbr@yahoo.com
cschueter@ncsasport.org
coachcarlos1@aoI.com
anacondachris@snet
wright026@gannon.edu
coachskb@cox-intemetcom
collcoach33@yahoo.com
milterc@bgnetbgsu.edu
durkin@duq.edu
d.hunt@neu.edu
druzz@verizon.net
dana.leonard@newbaIa.com
danielolson@Verizon.net
dsmith@BelJarmine.edu
daQOstinodm@yahoo.com
Dawn Plitzwud
Plitzuwd@.gvsu.edu
Dayna Smith
DeanMendes
DeAnn Craft
Deb Roof
Debbie Ayres
Denise DiBacco
Dianne Nolan
Duane Newton
EmezOliver
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Everett Jackson
FerlSha Legette-Jack
Gabrielle Butler
dms93@come1l.edu
Dean.Mendes@uvm.edu
craftd@panam.edU
debra.roof@rnail.tamucc.edu
dayres@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
dad44@coIumbia.edu
dmnolan@mail.fairfield.edu
duanenewton@hotmal.com
emezoIiver@aoI.com
elbatth@VCU.edu
mcginnise@umkc.edu
ejackson@usoulhal.edu
athfzJ@hofstra.edu
butlerg@gtlaw.com
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Gene Hill
Gina Castelli
• Ginny Doyle
'Glen Sheperd
"'reg Wdftams
nes Nichols
Bee Bethea
Jay Butler
Jean Burr
; Jeff Osterman
Jen Schneider
Jerald Davis
,Jim DabbeIt
'JimWledie
Jodi Kest
JoeConroy
Joe DeAntonio
Joe Logan
JoeMalhews
'Joe Pellicane
I Joe Smith
JohnCoffee
John Feasel
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Jose Fernandez
Kelley Meury
,Kelly Ha"
I Ken BuUer
Kevin McMenaman
Kevin Morrison
lKiaDamon
Kris Simpson
Kristy Curry
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Larry Tidwe"
, Latricia Gunne"s
• laurel Heilman
Lavonda Wagner
t Leonard Drake
'UndaYost
Lisa Rathbun
,lorraine Morrissey
Lynn Bria
I Lynnette Robinson
Mark Ehlen
!Mark Lewis
'Mark Miller
Mary Randall
I Marynell Meadors
I Matthew Mitchell
Megan Schmidt
I Melissa Taketa
IMichaeI Leflar
Michael Peck
Michael Shafer
;Mike Bradbury
Mike Flynn
Mike Llanas
I Mike Neighbors
'Mike Wagstaff
'~Irvin
__ ..<ita Lowry
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PamBass
ghill1@butIer.edu
Castelli@siena.edu
gdoyIe@richmond.edu
bball@infocom.com
Greg.Williams@notes.udayton.edu
jamesnichols@teamunique.net
Jay_Bee1987@yahoo.com
jjbutler@centenary.edu
Jean_burr@brown.edu
coachostennan@yahoo.com
jschneid@mail.ucf.edu
jeraldkdavis@yahoo.com
jdabbett@woh.rr.com
athwied@isugw.indstate.edu
jodi. kest@mail.tamucc.edu
jconroy@uwm.edu
JOeAntonio@bccc.edu
jlogan@Sju.edu
jmathews@towson.edu
Pemcaj@stjohns.edu
jcswbns21@msn.com
coachc03@aoI.com
JFeasel@aol.com
josef@admin.usf.edu
Meury.1@osu.edu
kxh8888@Iouisiana.edu
kbutIer@providence.edu
Kevinmc@uic.edu
kmorrison@grsports.net
kdamon@admin.umass.edu
r.s.simpson@wol1dnelattnet
kscurry@purdue.edu
esjtadycats@yahoo.com
larryJnman@eku.edu
I.tidweII@tcu.edu
Igunnell@mail.ucf.edu
laurel.heilman@sru.edu
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3923 W State Rd 10
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46392
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One Panlber Trail
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46148
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One Redskin Trail
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46534
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2501 S Berkley Rd
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46902
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PO Box 699
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46347
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PO Box 360
LaCrosse
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46348
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602 FSt
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46350
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46373
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44685
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46536
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Lawrence Central HS
7300 E 56Ih St
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46226
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7802 Hague Rd
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46256
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Lawrenceburg
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14600 Amstutz Rd
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Lew Wallace HS
415 W 45th Ave
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46408
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47441
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Logansport
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46947
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201 BI"OOks Ave
Loogootee
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47553
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Lowell
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46356
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45142
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743 Clifty Dr
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IN
47250
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Madison Grant HS
11700SEOOW
Fainnount
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46928
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Madison Shawe Memorial HS
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47250
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Des Plaines
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1 Squire Dr
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Bryant
Manual HS
2405 Madison
Indianapolis
IN
46225
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Maple Heights HS
5500 Clement Dr
Maple Heights
OH
44137
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Marian Heights Academy HS
812 E 10Ih St
Ferdinand
IN
47532
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208 Davis Ave
Marietta
OH
45750
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750W261bSt
Marion
IN
46953
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Marion Local HS
1901 St Rt 716
Maria Stein
OH
45860
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Marquette School
306 W 10Ih St
Micbigan City
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46360
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Martin Luther King HS
3200 E Lafayette
DeIroit
MI
48223
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Martinsville HS
1360 E Oray
Martinsville
IN
46151
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Mater Dei HS
1300 Harmony Way
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4429 Warren-Sharon Rd
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44473
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6000 Oakland Ave
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4951 US 231 S
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Medora
IN
47260
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1500 Lincoln Ave
Evansville
IN
47714
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6477 Center St
MentOr
OH
44060
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Merrillville
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46410
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119 S Elmwood
Traverse City
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49684
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8466 W Pahs Rd
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7000 Paula Dr
Middleburg Heights OH
44130
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MilanHS
3246 Oak Spring St
OH
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43219
609 North Warpath
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Mishawaka HS
1202 E Lincoln Way
Mishawaka
IN
46533
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Mishawaka Marian HS
1311 S Logan St
Mishawaka
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46544
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Mississinewa HS
205 East N H St
Gas City
IN
46933
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IN
47446
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Mitchell HS
1000 Bishop Blvd
Tompkins
MogadoreHS
130 S Cleveland Ave
Mogadore
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44260
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1878 N CR 1000 W
Parker City
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47368
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PO Box 468
Monrovia
IN
46157
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550 N Indiana St
Mooresville
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46158
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299 S State Rd 49
Valparaiso
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PO Box 960
Morristown
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3036 WerkRd
Cincinnati
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45211
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8112N200W
Fortville
IN
46040
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700 Hamet St
MountVeroon
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47620
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WV
26003
Cincinnati
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45215
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410 Washington Ave
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220J W Un;vCl:YRy Ave
MuNcie
IN
41306
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Muncie Central HS
801 N Walnut St
Muncie
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47305
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Muncie Southside HS
1601 E 26th St
Muncie
IN
47302
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Virginia
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8808 Columbia Ave
Munster
IN
46321
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2001 W Warren
Detroit
MI
48208
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7600 Fodar Rd
New Albany
OU
43054
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1020 Vincennes St
New Albany
IN
47150
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80J Plukview Dr
NewCastle
New Harmony
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47362
IN
47631
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PO Box 396
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1300 Green Rd
New Haven
IN
46774
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New Palestine
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46163
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5333 N Cougar Rd
New Carlisle
IN
46552
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226 N Highway 62
New Washington
IN
47162
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43055
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One Green Wave Dr
13 Carothers
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18111 Cumberland Rd
Noblesville
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124 S Second St
North Baltimore
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525 Seventh St NE
North Canton
OH
44720
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1801 E 86th St
Indianapolis
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North Central HS
910 E CR.975 N
Farmersbwg
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North Daviess HS
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Elnora
IN
47529
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Horth Decatur HS
3J12 NState Rd3
Greensburg
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47240
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801 S Logsdon Pkwy
40160
1070 Highway 64 NW
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Ramsey
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IN
47166
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North Judson-San Pierre HS
900 Campbell Dr
North Judson
IN
46366
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North Knox HS
10890 N State Rd 159
Bicknell
IN
47512
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North Miami HS
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46923
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5945 US 231 N
Crawfordsville
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47933
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1641 W2SON
Morocco
IN
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5418 High School Rd
Poseyville
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North Putnam HS
8869 N CR 2SO E
Roachdale
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46172
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475 E State Blvd
Fort Wayne
IN
46805
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Box 191
Cayuga
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47928
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47633
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3434 Maple Ave
Terre Haute
IN
47804
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POBox 1060
Monon
IN
47959
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Box 249
Dubois
IN
47527
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Northeastern HS
7295 N US Hwy 27
Fountain City
IN
47341
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Northfield HS
154 W200N
Wabash
IN
46992
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Northland HS
1919 Northcliff Dr
Columbus
OH
43229
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Nortbmont HS
4916 National Rd
Clayton
OH
45315
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Northridge HS
57697/# 1 Northridge Dr
Middlebury
IN
47697
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NortbropHS
7001 Coldwater Rd
Fort Wayne
IN
46825
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29140 CCC Rd
Danbury
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54830
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Northview HS
I Knight Dr
Brazil
IN
47834
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Northwest HS
5525 W 34th St
Indianapolis
IN
46224
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Northwestern HS
3431 N400W
Kokomo
IN
46901
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Northwood HS
2101 N Main St
Nappanee
IN
465SO
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1100 East US 224
Ossian
IN
46777
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Oak Hill HS
7756 W Delphi Pike
Converse
IN
46919
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Oak Hill HS
5063 State Route 93
Oak Hill
OH
45656
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Oak Hills HS
3200Ebenezer Rd
Cincinnati
OH
45248
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Oldenburg
IN
47036
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Olentangy HS
575 Lewis Center Rd
Lewis Center
OH
43035
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5990 N 7SO E Rd
Hamlet
IN
46562
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OrIeansHS
585 North Eisenhower St
Orleans
IN
47452
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Ottawa-GlandorfHS
630 Glendale Ave
Ottawa
OH
45875
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Owen Valley HS
Box 13
Spencer
IN
47460
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Painesville Riverside HS
625 Riverside Dr
Painesville
OH
44077
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SOl Elm St
Paoli
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802 E5th St
Anderson
IN
46013
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7200 N College Ave
Indianapolis
IN
46240
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IS rr Blizzard Dr
Pldersf>urg
WV
26101
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Pendleton Heights HS
1 Arabian Dr
Pendleton
IN
46064
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PennHS
56100 Bittersweet Rd
Mishawaka
IN
46564
PerkinsHS
3714 Campbell St
Sandusky
OH
44870
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Perry Central HS
Old Highway 37
Leopold
IN
47551
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Perry
OH
44081
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401 WMeridian School Rd
Indianapolis
IN
46217
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401 N Broadway St
Peru
IN
46970
Pickerington Central HS
300 Opportunity Way
Pickerington
OH
43147
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7800 Refugee Rd
Pickerington
OH
43147
IN
47567
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6701 Zionsville Rd
Indianapolis
IN
46268
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PioneerHS
PO Box 547
Royal Center
IN
46978
IN
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Plainfield HS
709 Stafford Rd
Plainfield
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1 Big Red Dr
Plymouth
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821 S Jefferson St
Port Clinton
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6450USHwy6
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03055 S 1150 E
IN
46761
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Box 49
Princeton
IN
47670
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Providence School
707 W Highway III
Clarksville
IN
46129
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1857 S Green Rd
South Euclid
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44121
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6565 W Outer Dr
Detroit
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Rensselaer HS
1106 E Grace St
Rensselaer
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47978
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RicbmondHS
380 Hub Etchison Pkwy
Richmond
IN
47374
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Rising Sun HS
210 S Henrietta St
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IN
47040
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River Forest HS
3300 Indiana St
Hobart
IN
46342
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River View HS
26496 St Rt 60 N
Warsaw
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43844
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3300 Prague Rd
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700 N Harrison St
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5000 Nowland Ave
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1222 SSt Rd 263
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5400 Red Bank Rd
Cincinnati
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102 McPherson Ave
Detroit
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1350 W2nd St
Seymour
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Jasonville
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47274
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15911 AJdersyde Dr
Shaker Heights
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44120
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15320 Euclid Ave
Elm Cleveland
OH
44112
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Shelbyville HS
2003 S Miller St
Shelbyville
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46176
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1000 Parkway St
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19131 Darden Rd
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1902 Fellows St
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Huizenga
South Cen1ral HS
9808S600W
Union Mills
South Cen1ral HS
6675 E Highway II SE
Elizabeth
~Randy
l2llan
CRandall
Gerald
. Schoen
IN
IN
IN
WV
46975
47872
46227
46065
46173
47167
46201
47170
47991
45227
47438
46069
47581
47172
46711
46613
46382
47117
Burgy
South Charleston HS
1 Eagle Way
South Charleston
l2Bob
Bressert
South Dearborn HS
5770 Highlander Ave
Aurora
£~
Honeycutt
South Decatur HS
8885 S State Rd 3
Greensburg
IN
IN
Carie
South Knox HS
RR3
Vincennes
IN
4759)
l2Mike
Cmnkhite
South Newton HS
13102 S 50 Ell
Kentland
47951
fDebbie
12 Bill
StefiY
South Putnam HS
1780 E US Highway 40
Gn::encastle
Snyder
South Ripley HS
J589 S Benham Rd
Ver.l8iUes
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
25309
47001
47240
46135
47042
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Arrington
Soutli Side HS
3601 S Calhoun St
Fort Wayne
McClure
South Spencer HS
Box 266
Rockport
I2Tun
Teny
South Vennillion HS
770 Wildcats Dr
Clinton
,Man
Mamska
South Vigo HS
3737 S7th St
Terre Haute
Fouts
Southern Wells HS
9120S300W
Poneto
I2BflId
Montgomery
Southmont HS
~Dmise
6425 US 231 S
Crawfordsville
McClanahan
Southport HS
971 E Banta Rd
Indianapolis
Werner
Southridge HS
1110 S Main
Huntingburg
IN
IN
IN
Titus
Southwestern HS
3406 W600 S
8helbyviUe
m
Cheatham
Boggs
Southwestern HS
167 S Main Cross St
564 E State Rd 124
IN
IN
Fair
SpeedwayHS
5357 W 25th St
HanoVCl"
Wabash
Speedway
47243
Southwood HS
IN
46224
John
I2llieg
lathan
£Donna
I2Colin
John
46807
47635
47842
47802
46781
47933
46227
47542
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46992
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Address
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McDonough
Sports Camps Inc.
115 N Eagle Rd
Havertown
PA
19083
13 Mike
Schilling
Springfield North HS
701 EHomeRd
Springfield
OH
45503
r
Russell
Springs Valley HS
101 Larry Bird Blvd
FrenclJ Lick
IN
47432
Blatnik
St Clairsville HS
103 Woodrow Ave
St Clairsville
OH
43950
Jones
St Francis DeSales HS
4212 KarlRd
Columbus
OH
43224
Jason
'~JJaeI
b-.d
~Mike
Megeyse
St Joseph's HS
1441 N MidJigan Sf
South Bend
IN
46617
)3 'Daryl
Uhde
St Peter's HS
104 WFirstSt
Mansfield
OH
44902
C:b
McKee
Star Sports
POBox 145
Indianapolis
46206
Podges
Stow-Monroe Falls HS
3227 Graham Rd
Stow
Smith
Sullivan HS
902 N Section St
Sullivan
IN
OH
IN
Ellegood
Switzerland County HS
1020 W Main St
Vevay
J2Cbad
44224
47882
G:;e
Sigler
Sylvania Nortbview HS
5403 Silica Dr
Sylvania
52,oennis
Bentzler
Taylor HS
3794E300S
Kokomo
~steve
O'Brien
TecumsehHS
5244 W St Rd 68
Lynnville
J2John
Lyons
Tell City HS
900 Twelfth St
Tell City
IN
OH
IN
IN
IN
~:
Miller
Thomas Worthington HS
300 W Dublin-Granville Rd
Worthington
OH
43085
Teel
Tippecanoe Valley HS
8345 S State Rd 19
Akron
IN
46910
MBrad
Dickey
TiptonHS
619 SMain St
Tipton
~lUck
Tree of Life HS
935 Northridge Rd
Columbus
IN
OH
46072
Burke
Kadlie
)2Mick:
Layden
Tri Cenlral HS
2115 W SOON
Sharpsville
46068
Benner
Tri County HS
11298 W l00S
Wolcott
t
Jeremy
Powers
TriHS
6972 S State Rd 103
Straughn
IN
IN
IN
3Cbrissy
Scheple
TrinityHS
12425 Granger Rd
Garfield Heights
OH
44125
~Lruty
Paul
Pringle
Triton Cenlral HS
4174 W600N
Fairland
Walker
Triton HS
300 Triton Drive
Bouroon
IN
IN
46504
46Bmd
Acton
Tri-WestHS
PO Box 10
Lizton
IN
46149
Steineman
Troy Christian HS
700 S Dorset Rd
Troy
OH
45313
IN
IN
47859
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Wooten
Turkey Run HS
Box 333
Marshall
{)21Gm
Bilskie
Twin Lakes HS
300 S3rdSt
Monticello
tGiris
47043
43560
46902
41619
47586
43224
47995-8008
41381
46126
47960
Union City HS
603 N Walnut St
Union City
IN
47390
Gulley
Union County HS
410 Patriot Blvd
Liberty
IN
47353
Meurer
UnionHS
7356ECR50S
Dugger
UnionHS
8707 W US Highway 36
Modoc
'()3BilI
ThombW'gh
University HS
2825 W 1I6th St
Cannel
46032
£:m
White
Upper Arlington HS
1650 Ridgeview Rd
Columbus
Bell
Upper Sandusky HS
800 N Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
IN
IN
IN
OH
OH
47848
Fuller
Greg
Kirby
Valparaiso HS
2727 Campbell St
Valparaiso
IN
46383
Jackie
Stonebraker
Versailes HS
459 S Center St
Versailles
OH
45380
TlID
Dan
Delaney
Villa Angel.St Joseph HS
18491 LakeShoreBJvd
Cleveland
OH
44119
Alstadt
Vincennes Lincoln HS
3001 HartSt
Vincennes
41591
BIyan
Hunckler
Vincennes Rivet HS
210 Barnett St
Vineennes
IN
IN
47591
Scott
Bumgardner
WabashHS
150 Colerain St
Wabash
IN
46992
Scott
Callaghan
Wadsworth HS
625 Broad St
Wadsworth
OH
44281
Brad
Gossett
WaidronHS
PO Box 369
Waldron
IN
46182
Tisdale
Walnut Hills HS
3250 Victory Pkwy
Cincinnati
OH
45207
Smith
Walsh Jesuit HS
4550 Wyoga Lake Rd
Cuyahoga Falls
OH
44224
IN
IN
OH
46229
45784
IN
IN
41501
IN
46222
Basketba
Tony
1)2 Steve
JRiC
Don
Dennis
'olin
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Kelin
',~:~Iyn
47358
43221
43351
Thompson
Wapahani HS
10401 E County Rd 1675
Selma
Kirkpatrick
Warren Central HS
9500 E 16th St
Indianapolis
Ryan
WarrenHS
POBox 256
Vincent
Snyder
WarsawHS
I Tiger Lane
Warsaw
Mackey
Washington Catholic HS
201 NE2nd
Washington
Mark
Washington HS
2215 W Washington St
Indianapolis
Coddens
WasbingtonHS
4741 W Washington
Sooth Bend
IN
46619
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608 E Walnut St
Washington
IN
47501
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46580
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IN
46383
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Washington Township HS
383 E State Rd 2
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Bowman
Walkins Memorial HS
8868 Walkins Rd SW
Pataskala
OH
43062
13Bmd
Myers
WauseonHS
840 Parfcview
Wauseon
OH
43567
Trotter
WaverlyHS
5027 W Michigan Ave
Lansing
MI
48917
Zolman
WawaseeHS
I Wanior Path
Syracuse
IN
46567
f!rony
Ferraro
WayneHS
5400 Chambersburg Rd
Huber Heights
OH
45424
)2Mlke
Smith
Wayne US
9100 W:ancltesrer Rd
Fort Wayne
IN
46819
300n
1
McConnell
Waynedale HS
9050 Dover Rd
Apple Cn:eIc
OH
44606
bKari
Wortinger
Wes-DeIHS
10000 N County Rd 600 W
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47342
Campbell
West Branch HS
14277 Main St
Beloit
IN
OH
Goad
Rye
West Central HS
Box 15
Francesville
IN
47946
West Geauga HS
1340I <llillioothe Rd
<llesterland
OH
44026
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44609
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44654
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West Holmes HS
10909 St Rt 39
Millersbwg
Schaeffer
West Lafilyette HS
1105 N Grant St
West Lafayette
OH
IN
47906
Teel
West Noble HS
5094 NUS33
Ligonier
IN
46767
2Rodney
Fisher
WestSideHS
9th Ave and Gerty St
Gary
IN
46406
2Ryan
Easton
WestVigo HS
4590 Sarah Meyers Dr
West Terre Haute
IN
47885
Jones
West Washington HS
8028 W Batt Rd
Campbellsburg
IN
47108
13Matt
2 Craig
2 Gene
2Misty
3.Jessiea
'tKyie
Dubois
Western Boone HS
1borntown
IN
46071
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46979
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Westerville South HS
303 S Otterbein St
Westerville
OH
43081
46074
1205 N State Rd 75
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Tebbe
Westfteld US
18250 N Union St
Westfield
IN
ITodd
Milkie
WestiakeHS
27830 Hilliard Blvd
Westlake
OH
44145
46571
!Randy
Yoder
WestviewHS
1635S600W
Topeka
IN
!John
Marshall
Westville HS
207 E Valparaiso St
Westville
IN
46391
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Springer
WheelerHS
599W300N
Valparaiso
46383
47465
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Pigg
White River Valley HS
StateRd 54E
Switz City
IN
IN
Hogue
Whiteland HS
300 Main St
Whiteland
IN
46184
Pokraka
WhitingHS
175101iverSt
Whiting
IN
46394
46787
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Cunningham
WhitkoHS
1 Big Blue Ave
South Whitley
IN
:Cora
Hoskins
William A Wirt HS
210 N Grand Blvd
Gary
IN
46403
Joe
Brozak
Willoughby South HS
5000 ShankJand Rd
Willoughby
OH
44094
Lisa
Fitch
Wilmington HS
300 Richardson PI
Wilmington
OH
45177
Jim
Swaney
WinamacHS
715 School Dr
Winamac
IN
46996
Gary
Homer
Winchester HS
700 N Union St
Winchester
IN
47394
David
Lumpkin
Winton Woods HS
1231 W Kemper Rd
Cincinnati
OH
45240
Johnnie
Bartley
Wood Memorial HS
943 S Franklin St
Oakland City
IN
47660
Dave
Preller
WoodburyHS
2665 Woodlane Dr
Woodbury
MN
55125
Tonya
Bums-Cohrs
WoodianHS
17215 Woodbmn Rd
Woodburn
IN
46797
Chris
Deb
Joseph
Worthington Christian HS
6670 Worthington-Galena Rd
Worthington
OH
43085
Gentile
WyomingHS
106 Pendry Ave
Cincinnati
OH
45215
Bmd
Shortridge
Yorktown HS
1100 S Tiger Dr
Yot1ctown
IN
47396
Joe
Dunkle
Zane Trace HS
946 StRt 180
Chillicothe
OH
45601
Andy
Maguire
Zionsville Community HS
·1000 Mulberry St
Zionsville
IN
46077
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6. List of Potential Advertisers
Advertisers on Similar Websites:
Disney Wide World of Sports
Rawlings
WNBA
Powerade
ESPN Coaches Fund Raising Program
Nike
Tachikara
Midwest Trophy
ESPN The Magazine
New Balance
Icebox (Mental Training)
State Farm Insurance
Russell Athletics
Jostens
Ark Basketball
iPod
Reebok
Other Potential Advertisers:
Food! Drink
Gatorade
Ladies FootLocker
Under Armour
PowerBar
Yoplait
GNC
Met-Rx
Diet Soft Drinks
Splenda
Subway
Dove Chocolates
Quaker Instant OatmealNutrition for Women
Naturade
Vitamin World
Smart Start Cereal
Go-gurt
Crystal Light
Clothing! Accessories
Express
South Pole
Fila
Converse
American Eagle
Abercrombie
Finish Line
Adidas
Victoria Secrets
Neutrogena
Ponds
Nivea
Puma
Echo
Fubu
Baby Phat Clothing
Simon Malls
Dick's Sporting Goods
Other
Pantene Pro-V
Secret Deoderant
Lifetime
TBS
Lo'real
CoverGirl
Jergens
OilofOlay
Tampax
Kotex
Dell
Sony
Jewelry Stores
BWBug
Pontiac Sunfire
Ford Escape
Jeep Liberty
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7. List of Certified NCAA Women's Basketball Recruiting EventsSummer 2005
Updated: April 19,2005
(This list is a work in progress. Certified Leagues are still being added.)
NCAA Division I student-athletes with remaining eligibility may participate in the
following certified summer leagues. Leagues are listed in alphabetical order.
Note: League certification DOES NOT permit NCAA Division I basketball
coaching staff members to attend. Please consult the list of certified events to
identify those competitions that Division I coaches may attend.
Belmar Summer
Basketball Festi val
2005 at Dempsey
Park in Belmar,
New Jersey
Bridgewater State
College Men's &
Women's Summer
Basketball League
at Adrian Tinsley
Center in
Bridgewater,
Massachusetts
June 16,21,23,
28 and 30; July
5,7, 12, 14 and
19; and July 21
to August 11
Ken
O'Donnell
June 20,22,27
and 29; July 4,
6,11,13 , 18,20, Christine
25 and 27; and
McCarey
August 1,3 , 8,
1 10,15 and 17
732-223-0251
978-509-5131
cmccarey21 @yahoo.com
Capital City
Women's
Basketball League
at Trinity Center on
the Campus of
Trinity University
in Washington D.C.
June 16, 18, 19,
21,23,25,26,
28 and 30; July
5,7,9, 10, 12,
14,16,17,19,
21, 23, 24, 26,
28, 30 and 31;
and August 2, 4,
6, 7, 9, 11,13
and 14
Curtis
Cunningham
301-213-5344
curtiscunningham8@yahoo.com
Cardunal Collegiate
Summer Basketball
League at The
June 16,21,23,
28 and 30; and
July 7,12,14,
Phil Tarrant
847-428-3406
coachbbal1@email.com
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19 and 21
Elgin, Illinois
I
Central Blair
Recreation
Commission
Women's Summer
League at Mansion
Park Athletic
Complex in
Altoona,
Pennsylvania
East Penn Express
Women's
Basketball League
at Whitehall, PA
Jefferson
Playground in
I Whitehall,
Pennsylvania
June 15, 20, 27
and 29; July 6,
11, 18,20 and
25; and August
1, 22, 23, 24 and
25 (possible rain
dates July 14,
16,21,23,28
and 30; and
August 1-4, 6,
8-11,13,15-18
and 20)
Stephen
Sauers
814-949-2231
sesreccomm@aol.com
June 16, 19, 23,
26 and 30; July
Walt
7, 10, 14, 17, 21,
Corcoran
24, 28 and 31;
and August 4
610-398-0042
mcaawalt@aol.com
ELH Sports
Summer College
League at Riverside
Family Center in
lndianapolis,
[ndiana
June 12, 19 and
26; July 3, 10,
17 and 24; and
August 7 and 14
317-562-9227
elhsQorts@aol.com
Empire Allstars
Summer Hoops
2005 at Hudson
Valley Community
College in Troy,
New York
July 12,14,19,
21,26 and 28;
and August 2, 4,
9, 11, 16 and 18
' E ntertalllers
.
Basketball Classic
at Holcombe
Rucker Memorial
Park in New York,
New York
June 20-23 and
27-30; July 4-7,
11-14, 18-21
and 25-28; and
August 1-4, 811,15-18
Greg Marius
June 16-17,2024 and 27-30;
A. William
Simpson
I
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Summer Basketball
Eddie
Hannon
I
David Decker
518-461-2200
Ig2000@nycaQ.rr.com
I
I
212-862-2323
greg@ebcsQorts.com
I
1908-735-5573
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I Township School in
Pittstown, New
I Jersey
Greater Cincinnati
Women's Summer
Basketball League
at the Corryville
Recreation Center
in Cincinnati, Ohio
July 1,6-8, Il15, 18-22 and
25-29; and
August 1-5 and
8-12
June 16,20,23,
27 and 30; July
Vanessa
7,11,14,18,21, Henderson
25 and 28
513-352-1621
van essa.henderson@cincinnatioh.gov
June 17,20,24
and 27; July 1,
8, 1 I, 15, 18 and
22; and August
1, 4 and 5
Margaret
Hayes
717-233-7403
phayes@cityofhbg.com
June 19-23 and
26-30; July 5-7,
10-14,17-21,
24-28 and 31 ;
and August I
Monica
Williams
412-488-8306
nikatrese2121 @aol.com
June 15,20,27
and 29; and July
6, 11, 18, 20, 28
and 30
Chrisetta
Jackson
414-933-9691
io uSQorts@earthlink. net
June 20,21,28
and 29; July 6,
7,13,14,18,26
and 27; and
August 8, 9, 17
and 18
Jim Fox
516-351-6642
jimfox@islandgarden.com
June 15,20-22
Tanya
847-920-2492
rHarrisburg Parks
and Recreation
Women's Over-18
I Summer Basketball
League at Bishop
McDevitt High
School in
Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania
r Impact Basketball
I Association Women
Summer League at
Market House
Recreation Center
in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
I
IOU Sports Girl's
Summer Basketball
League at Mary
Ryan Boys and
Girls Club in
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
r Lightning
Basketball Summer
I League at Island
Garden Basketball
Arena in West
Hempstead, New
York
Loyola Academy
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Loyola Academy in
Wilmette, Illinois
and 27-29; and
July 5-6,11-13,
18-20 and 25-27
Miami Valley
Women's
Basketball Summer
League at Miami
U ni versityMiddletown in
Middletown, Ohio
I
Johnson
tjohnson@lox·org
July 1,6,8, 11,
13, 15, 18,20,
22 and 25
Eric Lenski
937-478-9491
elenski@miamisburg.k 12.oh.us
June 26,28 and
30; July 3, 5, 7,
10, 12, 14, 17,
19,21,24,26,
28 and 31; and
August 2,4, 7,
9, 11 and 14
Steve Miles
214-381-2413
June 27 and 29;
July 6, 11, 13,
18, 20, 25 and
27; and August
1,3,8,10 and
11
William
Dixon and
Michelle
Cabaldron
203-946-6071
wdixon@newhaven.net
June 19 and 26;
July 3, 10, 17,
24 and 3 1; and
August 7 and 14
Terence
Jackson
210-889-3257
boomanjfl@xahoo.com
June 25 and 26;
and July 2,3,9,
10,16,17,23,
24,30 and 31
Jeff Thatcher
301-540-7292
thatch0115@msn.com
June 17 and 24;
and July 8, 15,
22 and 29
Tracey
Napoleon
732-669-3604
napo\eonnxa@aol.com
I
IMore Play at
Skyline High
School in Dallas,
Texas
INew Haven Parks
and Recreation
I Summer Basketball
League - College
Division at Ralph
Walker Rink in
New Haven,
Conecticut
I Next Level
,
Development at the
S.A. Factory of
Champions in San
Antonio, Texas
Powers Summer
League at
Marymount
University in
Arlington, Virginia
IRahway Recreation
Women's
Basketball League
at Rahway
Recreation Center
in Wahway, New
I Jersey
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June 15,22 and
29; July 6, 13,
20 and 27; and
August 3 and 10
Ashley Felton
407-760-4227
afelton@rdvs12OlisQlex.com
June 18,23, 25
and 30; July 2,
6, 9 and 17; and
August 7 and 13
Jon
Greenberg
415-695-5009
sfurocity@aol.com
June 14,21 and
28; July 5, 12,
19 and 26; and
August 2-13
Erin Goetz
859-630-7726
e.goetz@ insight.com
Shady-Bell
Women's Summer
I BB League at
Shadyside Outdoor
Courts in
Shadyside, Ohio
June 15, 16, 20,
23, 27 and 30;
and July 7, II,
14, 18 and 21
Greg Bonar
Shooting Stars
Women's College
Division Summer
Basketball League
at NOlih Catholic
High School in
Pittsburgh,
, Pennsylvania
June 18, 19 and
25; and July 2,
3,9,10,16,17,
23 and 24
Wayne
Szwedko
412-782-3205
SpolisZone
Women's College
League at the
I SportsZone in
Derry, New
Hampshire
June 16,21,23,
28 and 30; July
5,7,12,14,19,
21,26 and 28;
and August 2, 4,
9 and 11
Dennis Reed
603-537-9663
info@nhsQortszone.com
I Suburban Coalition
June 25,; July 9,
10,16,23,24
and 30; and
August 6, 7 and
13
Howard Hill
II
202-262-1416
suburbancoalition@yahoo.com
Basketball League
at RDV Sportsplex
in Orlando, Florida
I
ISan Francisco Bay
Area Women's Pro
City Basketball
League at Kezar
Pavilion in San
Francisco,
California
I Scott High School
Summer Women's
League at Scott
, High School in
Taylor Mill,
Kentucky
740-676-5020
bon~-14(@.i uno.com
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Summer Classic at
Oxon Hill High
School in Oxon
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Pro League at St.
Gregory's Prep
Schoo I in Tucson,
Arizona
June 17-19 and
24-26; July 1-3,
8-10, 15-17 and
22-23
Corey
Williams
tucsonsummemro@ msn.com
June 18, 19, 25,
26, 28 and 29;
July 2,3, 5,6,9,
10, 12, 13 , 16,
17,19, 20,23 ,
24, 26,27 , 30
and 31; and
August 2, 3, 6,
7,9, 10, 13 , 14,
20and21
Adrian
Armstrong
914-760-8576
theudc@aol.com
June 18, 19, 25
and 26; July
9,10,16, 17,23,
24,30 and 31;
August 6 and 7
Marian
Moorer
347-228-4327
mmoorer@ dns.nyc.gov
Karin
Nicholls
814-504-0053
knic30@yahoo.com
I
, U.D.C. Summer
Basketball League
at Agnes Haywood
Playgrounds in
Bronx, New York
I
I
Uptown Challenge
Women's Summer
League at Courtney
Calendar
Playground in New
York, New York
I
I Western
June 16,21 , 23
Pennsylvania
and 28; July 7,
Women's
Development
12, 14, 19, 21,
26 and 28; and
League at
Mercyhurst Athletic August 2, 4, 9
Center in Erie,
and 11
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Basketball League
at Tempe YMCA at
the YMCA in
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June 19,22, 26
and 29; and July
6,10,13,17, 20
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480-730-4536
resettles@ vosymca.org
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Basketball League
at Edinburg Parks
and Recreation
Department in
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and 29; July 6,
13, 20 and 27;
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Ramiro
Moreno
956-381-5631
r moreno89@hotmail.com
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Basketball League
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2-3,9, 16-17,
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Jenious
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973-399-2323
rjenious23@hotmai1.com
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Glenfield Park in
Montclair, New
Jersey
23-24 and 3031; and August
6-7,13-14and
20-21
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League at Aim
High Sports in
Lansing, Michigan
June 21 and 28;
JulyS, 12,19
and 26; and
August 2,
Noel Dolan
517-646-4667
ndolan@cagitalcenter.com
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8. Division I and II Women's Basketball Recruiting Calendars
Division I Women's Basketball Recruiting Calendar
August 1,2004 - July 31, 2005
(See Bylaw 30.11.2 for Division I women's basketball calendar formula)
The dates in this calendar reflect the application of Bylaw 30.11 at the time of publication of this Manual
but are subject to change per Constitution 5.2.3.1 or if certain dates change (e.g., National Letter of [ntent
signing dates) are altered.
(a) August I through September 8,2004:
Quiet Period
(b) September 9-29,2004:
Contact Period
(c) September 30 through October 7,2004:
Quiet Period
(d) October 8,2004, through February 28,2005,
[except for (l) and (2) beloW]:
Evaluation Period
40 evaluation days selected at the discretion of the
institution and designated in writing in the office of
the director of athletics; institutional staff members
shall not visit a prospect's educational institution
on more than one day per week during this period:
(1) November 8-11, 2004:
Dead Period
(2) Those days during October 8, 2004, through
February 28, 2005, not designated above for
evaluation purposes:
Quiet Period
(e) March 1 through March 31,2005, [except for
(1) below]:
Contact Period
18 person days selected at the discretion
of the institution and designated in writing
in the office of the director of athletics:
(I) Those days during March 1-31 not
designated above for contact purposes:
(t) April 1-14(12:01 a.m.) [exceptfor(l)
Quiet Period
Dead Period
below]:
(1) One women's basketball event certified by
the NCAA (see Bylaw 30.19) held in
coqjunction with, and conducted in the
host city of the NCAA Division I Women's
Basketball Championship:
Evaluation Period
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(g) April 15-19:
Evaluation Period
(h) April20 July 5:
Quiet Period
(i) July 6-15:
Evaluation Period
(j) July 16-21 [except for (I) below]:
Dead Period
(I) If it is permissible for an institution to have contact
with a prospect who is enrolled in the institution's summer
term (i.e., summer session or summer bridge program) and
has signed a National Letter of Intent or other written
commitment to attend the institution.
(k) July 22-31:
Evaluation Period
Exceptions
The following are exceptions to the Division [ women's basketball recruiting calendar:
Evaluation shall be permissible during the National Junior College Athletic Association champiom,hip
competition.
Evaluation shall be permissible in the following states only during the time periods listed, provided
evaluations outside of the July period are counted toward the 40 evaluation days set forth above:
Hawaii:
March I-May 31 and July 8-31
All states (except Hawaii) that play the
high-school basketball season in the spring:
April 8-28 and July 8-31
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Division II Women's Basketball Recruiting Calendar
June 1,2004 - July 31, 2005
(See Bylaw 30.11.2 for Division II women's basketball calendar formula)
The dates in this calendar reflect the application of Bylaw 30.11 at the time of publication but are subject to
change per Constitution 5.2.3.1 or if certain dates (e.g., National Letter of Intent signing dates) are altered.
(a) June 1-14,2004:
Quiet Period
(b) June IS through August I, 2004:
Evaluation Period
(c) August 2 through September 6,2004:
Quiet Period
(d) September 7 through October 14,2004:
Contact Period
(e) October 15,2004, to the date of the prospect's
initial high-school or two-year college contest:
Quiet Period
({) November 8 (7 a.m.) through November 10, 2004,
(7 a.m.):
Dead Period
(g) The period between the prospect's initial and
final high-school or two-year college contests:
Evaluation Period
(h) March I through May 16,2005, [except for 1 and 2
below]:
Contact Period
(1) April 2-6, 2005, (noon):
Dead Period
(2) April II (7 a.m.) through April 13, 2005, (7 a.m.):
Dead Period
(i) During four sanctioned Amateur Athletic Union
women's events occurring between May 18 and
June 14 selected at the discretion of the institution
and designated in writing in the office of the director
of athletics:
Evaluation Period
(j) During any high-school all-star game that occurs
within the state in which the member institution is
located:
Evaluation Period
(k) All other dates:
Quiet Period
(I) June 15 through July 31,2005:
Evaluation Period
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type in the grey box.)
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11131 Bluegrass Drive, Evansville, IN 47725
(765) 717-1058, kmendress@bsu.edu
SUMMARY
An emerging leader with the proven ability to meet critical business objectives and deliver high-quality solutions.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY
Muncie, IN
Miller College of Business, Honors College: Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship, Conferred Graduation May 2005
Studied Abroad at Harlaxton College in Grantham, England (May 2003 - June 2003)
OVERALL GPA 3.95/4.0, MAJOR GPA 3.95/4.0
WORK EXPERIENCE
May 2004 - August 2004
IN[)IANA VENTURE CENTER - HOOSIER FELLOW
Indianapolis, IN
• Worked directly with thirteen clients regarding business plans. market research. competitive analysis, and business
strategy
• Analyzed four financial models, formulated financial assumptions to help clients raise capital for their start-up
• Conducted seven business plan evaluations, six market research projects, and three competitive analysis studies
• Developed internal Business Plan Grading Platform to better evaluate business plans: Created a new evaluation
guideline for website, Established a new internal grading methodology and a new report format
May 2002 - August 2002
WABASH PLASTICS - A[)MINISTRATIVE ASSIST At'n
Evansville, IN
• Developed presentations for upper level executives for the internal management of over 150 employees
• Designed the company's quarterly newsletter, created template for future newsletters
• Responded to calls and customer service questions, scheduled appointments, organized payroll and took dictation
ACTIVITES
• Member of the Connecticut Suns, WNBA (April 2005-present)
• Ball State Women's Basketball Team Member (Aug 200 I-present), 3 year Captain, MAC Player of the Year (2005),
Kodak All-America Honorable Mention (2005), All-MAC First Team (2005,2004), All-Tournament Team (2003)
• Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity Member (Sept 2003-present), VP of Community Service (Dec 2003-2004)
• Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Member (March 2004-present)
• Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Member (Oct 2003-present)
• Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society Member (Nov 2002-present)
• National Society for Collegiate Scholars Member (Nov 2002-present)
VOLUNTEERISM
• Big Sister for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware County (June 2003-present)
• Visit elderly at Westminster Village Retirement Home (Aug 200 I-present)
• Organized, implemented a Haunted House at the Safe Halloween Party for the Boys and Girls Club of Muncie (Oct
2002)
HONORS AND AWARDS
• Academic All-American of the Year (2005), as chosen by ESPN Magazine
• Two-time Academic All-American First Team (March 2005,2004), five awarded nationally
• Outstanding Graduating Senior in Entrepreneurship (2005)
• Senior Service Award (2005), one Ball State senior chosen
• Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Recipient (2005)
• Perham Award Winner (Oct 2004), six Indiana women annually who have enriched the lives of others
• Top Ten Management Student (Sept 2004,2003)
• Top Ten Marketing and Management Juniors and Seniors (2005, 2004, 2003)
• Dean's Honor List (Fall 2001, Spring and Fall 2002, Spring and Fall 2003, Spring 2004)
• Dean's Honor List in the College of Business (Spring, Fall 2003, Spring 2004)
• George Vanlandingham/Junto Scholarship in Small Business Entrepreneurship (June 2004)
• Presidential Scholarship Recipient (Aug 200 I-present)
• Recipient of the Renee and Phil Feeney Scholarship (2003-2004)
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• Ball State Multicultural Center Distinguished Athletic Achievement Award (April 2004)
Ronald A. "Duffy" Burns
8700 Teal Drive
Yorktown, IN 47396
(765) 759-7399 (Home)
(765) 285-5103 (Office)
rabums@bsu.edu
EXPERIENCE
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
2003 - present
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/Offensive Coordinator - Tracy
Roller, Head Coach
Responsibilities include:
Coaching: Assist in the development of training student-athletes for competition including preseason, in-season and post-season conditioning. Offensive coordinator in charge of the offensive
system. Work individually with players to improve skills. Assist with game substitutions and strategy.
Recruiting: Coordinate all recruiting efforts. Develop recruiting list, staff recruiting schedule,
mailing rotation and arrange home and/or school visits. Coordinate coaches mailing list to enhance
national and regional recruiting effort.
Scouting: Prepare offensive and defensive game plan through video tape review of future opponents.
Devise game specific adjustments that enhance the team's ability to attack the opponent at both ends of
the floor.
Academics: Coordinate the academic system to monitor the progress of our student-athletes. Set up
academic meetings, study hall hours and send progress reports to professors to assist in the monitoring
process. Liasion with the Athletic Academic Advising office and Learning Center.
Fund Raising: Coordinate all aspects of the annual golf outing. Work with the Cardinal Court to
attain hole and cart sponsors, prizes and promote the women's basketball program. Work with the golf
course on dinner plans and on the foursomes that will actually be playing in the event.
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
1995 - 2003
Head Women's Basketball Coach
Accomplishments: Inherited a program that averaged eight wins per season over the eleven previous
years. Overall Record is 103-122, 61-72 Horizon League record. Second all-time in coaching wins at
Cleveland State University.
** Averaged thirteen wins per year.
**Eight straight double-digit win seasons.
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**Three straight winning seasons.
** Advanced to the Horizon League semi-finals four times in eight years.
** Advanced to the Horizon League Final in 2000.
**Highest overall winning percentage {A58} since 1980.
**Three Point National Champions in 1995-96.
**Ranked nationally in three point field goals made in six of eight years.
**Horizon League Three Point Champions in six of eight years.
**Most wins (15) in the past fifteen years 1998-99 and 1999-00.
**Best Horizon League finish (3rd) in school history in 1997-98.
**Best Horizon League Record (8-6) in school history in 1997-98 and 1998-99.
**Coached:
7 ---1000 point scorers
ll---All Conference performers
I---Player of the Year
20--Player of the Week
4---All Newcomer Team Members
4---Horizon League All Tournament Team Members
3---All Defensive Team Members
2---Pre-season Player of the Year Candidates
3---Kodak All-American Candidates
2---Players that recorded three ofthe five triple-doubles in school history
5 or more players ranked in the Top 20 every statistical category in school
**Established thirty-two individual, team or season records in CSU history.
**MCC Player of the Week five times in 1997-98.
**MCC Player of the Week three times in 1999-00.
**MCC Player of the Year in 1999-00 (Audra Cook)
**MCC Pre-Season Player of the Year in 2000-01 (Mahogany Green).
**Kodak All-American Candidate 1998-99 and 1999-00 (Audra Cook).
**Kodak All-American Candidate 2000-01 (Mahogany Green).
**Won first round MCC Tournament game for second time in school history 1997-98.
**Won first round MCC Tournament game for third time in school history 1998-99.
**Won first and second round MCC Tournament games for the first time in school history I
Tournament finalist in 1999-00.
**First winning season in fifteen years (15-13) at CSU 1998-99.
Responsibilities included:
Coaching: The organization and administration of all phases of an NCAA Division I Women's
Basketball program. Training of student-athletes for competition including pre-season, in-season and
post-season conditioning. Develop offensive and defensive scheme that best utilizes the talents of our
team. Prepare offensive and defensive game plans in the scouting of opponents that allows us to attack
weaknesses of our opponents. In charge of team discipline when necessary.
Administrative: Hiring, supervising and evaluating staff personnel where applicable. Preparing,
managing and adhering to an annual budget of over $500,000. Develop and maintain competitive
schedules that comply with NCAA and conference rules. Develop and maintain a positive working
throughout
relationship with every department on campus as well as promotion of the program
the campus community. Maintaining and updating records as prescribed by the University,
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Conference and NCAA Promote a positive public image on and off campus among team members
and coaching staff. Maintain positive public relations and participate in promotional and fund raising
activities under the direction of the athletic director. WBCA Board of Director - Male Coaches
Representative 2002-2003. WBCA Conference Captain 1999-2002. USA Today ESPN Top 25 Poll
Voter 1999-2003. Frances Pomeroy Naismith Committee Member 2000-2001.
Recruiting: The organization and recruitment of quality student-athletes. Be knowledgeable of and
comply with all NCAA, Conference and University rules and regulations. Develop and maintain the
numerous recruiting contacts that will enable us to recruit on a regional and national level.
**Honorable Mention recruiting class rated by Blue Star Index in 1995-96.
**Audra Cook considered as one ofthe Top 100 players in the country and a State of Ohio
Dream Team Selection in 1995-96.
**Honorable Mention recruiting class rated by Blue Star Index in 1996-97.
** Abby Scharlow considered as one of the Top 15 players in Indiana and was selected as an
Indiana All-Star 1999-00.
**2000-2001 recruiting class rated as the 58th best class in the country by
All Star Girls Report.
Academics: Support and monitor the academic success of all student-athletes in the program. Weekly
academic meetings with every player to insure academic success.
**Seven players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 1995-96.
**Eight players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 1996-97.
**Nine players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 1997-98.
** Six players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 1998-99.
** Seven players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 1999-00.
**Nine players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 2000-01.
**Nine players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 2001-2002.
**Eight players earned Athletic Academic Excellence Awards (3.0 or above) in 2002-2003.
**Horizon League "Raise Your Sights Award" for highest team gpa(3.22) in 2001-2002.
**WBCA Academic Top 25 - ranked 16th in the country with a team gpa of3.230 in 1995-96.
**WBCA Academic Top 25 - ranked 12th in the country with a team gpa of3.283 in 1996-97.
**WBCA Academic Top 25 - ranked 9th in the country with a team gpa of3.243 in 1997-98.
**Three players earned MCC Academic All Conference in 1995-96.
**Four players earned MCC Academic All Conference in 1996-97.
**Four players earned MCC Academic All Conference in 1997-98.
**Three pLayers earned MCC Academic All Conference in 1998-99.
**One player earned MCC Academic All Conference in 1999-00.
**MCC All Academic Team in 1995-96 and 1996-97 (Megan Williams).
**CoSida GTE Academic All District IV in 1995-96 and 1996-97 (Megan Williams and Jessica Toth),
and 1999-00 (Audra Cook).
Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
1994-L995
Assistant
Women's Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/Offensive Coordinator - Loretta
Hummeldorf, Head Coach
Responsibilities included:
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Coaching: Offensive coordinator in charge of entire offensive system. Developed individual as well
as team concepts to maximize entire offensive performance. Assist with game substitutions.
Recruiting: Coordinate all recruiting efforts. Develop senior and underclass lists as well as arranging
home and campus visits. Established coaches mailing list to enhance national and regional recruiting
effort.
Scouting: Prepare offensive game plan through review of video of future opponents. Devise game
specific adjustments that enhance the team's ability to attack opposing defenses.
Budget: Create and monitor recruiting budget.
Academics: Monitor the progress of student-athletes' academic performance on a weekly basis.
Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut
1990 -1994
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator - Dr. Brenda Reilly, Head Coach
Responsibilities included:
Coaching: Assisted in game and practice situations. Worked individually with players to improve
skills.
Recruiting: Coordinated all recruiting efforts. Developed senior and underclass lists as well as
arranging home and campus visits.
Scouting: Coordinated scouting and prepared game plans based on scouting reports.
Budget: Created and monitored recruiting budget.
Fund Raising: Coordinated team's fund raising efforts.
Camp Director: Coordinated all functions including the hiring of staff and lecturers, scheduling and
promoting the camp, supervising the canteen and the day to day operations of the camp.
Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut
1988 - 1990
Assistant Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator - Mike Brown, Head Coach
Responsibilities inc1 uded:
Coaching: Assisted in game and practice situations. Worked individually with players to improve
skills.
Recruiting: Coordinated all recruiting efforts. Developed senior and underclass lists as well as
arranging home and campus visits.
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Scouting: Coordinated scouting and prepared game plans based on scouting reports.
University of Massachusetts, Amberst, Massachusetts
1988
Assistant Basketball Coach - John Calipari, Head Coach
Responsibilities included:
Recruiting: Established freshman through senior recruiting lists and set up the files for
correspondence. Coordinated on campus visits by prospective student athletes.
Academics: Monitored study hall and breakfast duties.
Camp Director: Coordinated all functions including the hiring of all staff and lecturers, scheduling
and camp promotion, supervision of the canteen and day to day operations of the camp.
Budget: Ordered and purchased team equipment.
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1986 - 1988
Assistant Basketball Coach - Paul Evans, Head Coach
Responsibilities included:
Coaching: Assisted in preparation of daily practice schedules and game plans. Primary coaching
responsibility was to work with the guards on a day to day basis.
Recruiting: Coordinated all underclass recruiting mailings, coaches mailings and on campus visits.
Scouting: Coordinated all scouting efforts and prepared game plans based on scouting reports.
Coordinated film exchange program, created highlight films for instructional and scouting purposes.
Coordinated first Pitt Coaches Clinic: Duties included creating brochure, securing speakers and
exhibitors, organizing mailings, phone calls, and reservations.
[mplemented first faculty/staff Appreciation Day practice.
Assisted in the development of the "Little Panthers" ball handling club.
Coordinated all promotional ideas for summer camp. Ideas included high school week, spring special
and summer special. Organized all mailings and phone calls for the 1988 camp.
Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois
1985 - 1986
Assistant Basketball Coach - Bob Donewald, Head Coach
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Responsibilities included:
Coaching: Assisted in preparation of daily practice schedules and game plans. Primary coaching
responsibility was to work with the guards on a day to day basis.
Scouting: Coordinated all scouting efforts and prepared game plans based on scouting reports.
Coordinated film exchange program, created highlight films for instructional and scouting purposes.
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
1984 - 1985
Assistant Basketball Coach - Al Brown, Head Coach
Responsibilities included:
Scouting: Coordinated all scouting efforts and prepared game plans based on scouting reports.
Coordinated film exchange program, created highlight films for instructional and scouting purposes.
Camp Director: Supervised day to day operations, dormitory and canteen.
Wapahani High School, Selma, Indiana
1981 - 1984
Assistant Basketball CoachfHead Junior Varsity Coach - Ron Hecklinski, Head Coach
Education
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
Bachelor of Science-Business Education - 1985
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1. Break-Even Analysis
Year
Total Revenue
1
2
3
4
44,010
171,590
491,971
854,868
1800000
1600000
1400000
1200000
1000000
800000
600000
400000
200000
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155,367
244,718
352,587
604,473
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Cumulative
Revenue
44,010
215,600
707,571
1,562,439
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155,367
400,085
752,672
1,357,145
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Year 4
Break-Even occurs during December 2009 (Year 4), with Cumulative Sales of$858 ,030.
This sales level will be reached through 715 Total Subscriptions Sold (including New and
Renewed Subscriptions), 174,068 Total "Clicks", and $39,669 worth of total advertising
dollars.
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Property & Equipment
Asset
Computers
Encoding Computer
VideoCard
ACT software
VCR
DVD
Printer/Copy/Fax Machine
Office Phone
Blackberry
Answering Machine
Home Office Furniture
Total Yr 1 July-March
Additional Computers (2)
Office Equipment
Additional Blackberries (2)
Additional Office Phones (2)
Additional Printer/ Copy/ Fax
Additional VCR &DVD
Subtotal April 2006
Total Starting April 2006
,.Cost
$
$
$
$
Additional Computer
Additional Blackberry
Additional Office Phone
Subtotal Starting March 2007
Total Starting March 2007
1,850
1,500
350
160
80
80
334
120
300
20
600
5,394
5,000
2,000
600
240
1,000
160
7,000
12,394
2000
300
120
2420
$
14,814
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(39)
4
463
4
5
5
5
5
4
5
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4
5
$
$
4
4
5
40
16
16
67
24
75
4
86
790
(3)
(1 )
(1 )
(6)
(2)
(6)
(0)
(7)
(66)
1,250
400
(104)
(33)
1,650
2,440
(138)
(203)
500
75
24
599
(42)
(6)
(2)
(50)
3,039
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123
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123
84
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October
2005-2006
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February
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7460
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12060
18
18
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1302480
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18
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16
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14000
18
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3
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Number of New Player Uploads
Numberof Updates
Total Uploads
Size of each file in M B
Total Size of Uploads in M B
Total size of uploads in GB
Cost per GB
Cumulative G6 Needed
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Number of Player Uploads
Number of Updates
Total Uplo ads
Size of each file in M B
Total Size of Uploads in M B
Total sizeof uploads in GB
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Cumulative GB Needed
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Number of Player Uploads
N um ber 0 f Updates
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Total Size of Uploads in M B
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3171
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43
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43
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43
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84
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123
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123
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Salaries, Benefits
July 2005 to September 2006
Salaries
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Benefits
Kate· M ed Only
Duffy-None
T ech-M ed Only
October 2006 to September 2007
Salaries
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Ass!. Marketing Director
Benefits
Kate· M ed Only
Duffy·None
Tech· M ed Only
Ass!. M arketing Director· M ed Only
October 2007 to September 2008
Salaries
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Ass!. M arketin9 Director
Marketing Interns (2)
Benefits
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Ass!. Marketing Director
Octo ber 2008 to September 2009
Salaries
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Ass!. Marketing Director
Marketing Interns (2)
Benefits
Kate
Duffy
Tech
Ass!. Marketing Director
Stan·up
(8.750)
(S.750)
(354)
(354)
October
November December
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(TS)
(TS)
(TS)
(11l)
(11l)
(11l)
October
November December
(1),4 17)
(1),417 )
(1),417)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2 ,917)
(4,167)
(4 ,167)
(4,167)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(3,333)
January
February
(2 ,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
M arch
(2,917)
(2,917)
April
(2,917)
(2,917)
(11l)
(11l)
(11l)
(1'8)
January
February
(1),417)
(1),4 17)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(4 ,167)
(4,167)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(11l)
(11l)
(11l)
(11l)
May
(1),417)
(2,917)
(4,137)
(3,333)
(5'(3)
(11l)
June
(1),417)
(2,917)
(4,137)
(3,333)
(5 '(3)
(TS)
July
(1),417)
(2,917)
(4,137)
(3,333)
(5'(3)
(1'8)
August September
(1),4 17 )
(1).4 17)
(2,917)
(2 ,917)
(4,137)
(4,137)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(513)
(513)
(11l)
(TS)
Total
(Sl250)
(43,750)
(20,833)
(13,6671
(3.745)
(\770)
March
('(3 ,334)
(2,917)
(4,167)
(3,333)
(2,917)
(90S)
(11l)
April
(13,334)
(2,917)
(4,167)
(3,333)
(2 ,917)
(90S)
(11l)
(395)
May
(14,399)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(3,733)
(2,917)
(908)
(1'8)
(395)
June
( 14,399)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(3,733)
(2,917)
(908)
(11l)
(395)
July
(14,399)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(3,733)
(2,917)
(90S)
(11l)
(395)
(395)
August September
( 14 ,3~~L (14 ,399)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(4,833)
(3,733)
(3,733)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(908)
(908)
(1'8)
(TS)
(\975)
Total
( '60 .749)
(35,000)
(53,334)
(4\998)
(20,417)
(8,921)
(1,416)
(395)
(395)
February March
(14,000) (14,466)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(4,833)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(2,917) ~ (3,383)
(395)
(395)
April
(14 ,466)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(3 ,333)
(3,383)
(395)
(395)
May
(17,52S )
(2,917)
(5,607)
(4,'81)
(3,383)
(\440.0 )
(7,062)
(\607)
(2,403)
(\603)
(\449)
(395)
(395)
June
(1l,968)
(2,917)
(5,607)
(4,1l1)
(3,383)
(2,880)
(7,062)
(\607)
(2,403)
(\603)
(\449)
(395)
(395)
July
('8,968)
(2,917)
(5,607)
(4,'81)
(3,383)
(2,880)
(7,062)
(\607)
(2,403)
(\603)
(\449)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
August September
(17,528) ~ (1l,088)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(5,607)
(5,607)
(4,'8 1)
(4,'81)
(3,383)
(3,383)
(\440.0)
(7 ,062)
(7 ,021)
(\607)
(1,607)
(2,403)
(2,362)
(\603)
(\603)
(1,449)
(1.449)
(4,740)
(2,765)
Total
('88,011)
(35,000)
(6\864)
(44 ,240)
(38,267)
(8,640)
(4 \624)
(8,861)
(1\974)
(1),781)
(1),008)
May
(2\135)
(4 ,583)
(6,504)
(4,683)
(3,925)
(\440.0)
(8,046)
(\964)
(2,393)
(2 ,007)
(1,682)
June
(22,575)
(4,583)
(6,504)
(4,683)
(3,925)
(2,880)
(8,440 )
(1,964)
(2,787)
(2 ,007)
(1,682)
July
(22,575)
(4,583)
(6,504)
(4,683)
(3,925)
(2,880)
(8,440 )
(\964)
(2 ,787)
(2,007)
(1,682)
August September
(21,135)
( 19,695)
(4,583)
(4,583)
(6,504)
(6,504)
(4,683)
(4,683)
(3,925)
(3,925)
(1,440.0)
(8,440 )
(8,440)
(1,964)
(1.964)
(2,787)
(2.787)
(2,007)
(2,007)
(\682)
(1,682)
Total
(2341,47!11
(55,000)
(7\765)
(52 ,685)
(44,389)
(8,640)
(95.52 1)
(23,568)
(30,362)
(22 ,572)
(19,019)
(513)
(TS)
(5'(3)
(TS)
(5'(3)
(11l)
(5 '(3)
(1'8)
(5'(3)
(11l)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
October
November Decem ber
(14,000)
(14 ,000)
(14,000)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(4,833)
(4,833)
(4,833)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(3,333)
(2,917)
(2,917)
(2,917)
January
(14 ,000)
(2,917)
(4 ,833)
(3,333)
(2,917)
(908)
(TS)
(908)
(11l)
(908)
(1'8)
(908)
(11l)
(90S)
(11l)
(90S)
(1'8)
(908)
(11l)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
(395)
January
February
(17,755)
(17,755)
(4,583)
(4,583)
(5,607)
(5,607)
(4,'81)
(4,1l1)
(3,383)
(3,383)
March
(1l,296)
(4,583)
(5,607)
(4,1l1)
(3,925)
April
('8,296)
(4,583)
(5,607)
(4,1l1)
(3,925)
(7,840)
(\964)
(2,403)
(1,791)
(\682)
(7,840)
(1.964)
(2.403)
(1,79 1)
(1.682)
October
November December
(17 .755)
(17 ,755)
(17 .755)
(4,583)
(4,583)
(4,583)
(5,607)
(5,607)
(5,607)
(4 ,1l1)
(4 ,1l1)
(4,1l1)
(3,383)
(3,383)
(3,383)
(7,607)
(\964)
(2 ,403)
(1.791)
(1,449)
(7,607)
(1,964)
(2,403)
(1,791)
(\449)
(7 ,607)
(1,964)
(2,403)
(1,791)
(\449)
(7,607)
(1.964)
(2,403)
(1.79 1)
(\449)
(7,607 )
(t964)
(2,403)
(1,791)
(\449)
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Marketing Expense
Start-up
Year 1- July 2006 to September 2007
Letterhead/ Envelo pes
Business Cards- June 2005
Business Cards - April 2006
Mailing to High School Coaches,AAU Coaches- 2X
Mailing to AAU Collegiate Coaches- 2X
Company Shirts (6)
Promotional Referall Expense
Sponso rships
WBCA Booth
Flyers
Traveling Expense
TOlal
Year 2- October 2006 to September 2007
Misc. Expense
Mailings
Company Shirts
Sponsorships
Flyers
T raveling Expense
BOOlh Expense
Total
Year 3- October 2007 to September 2008
Misc. Expense
Mailings
Company Shirts
Sponsorships
Flyers
Traveling Expense
Boo th Expense
To tal
Year 4- October 2008 to September 2009
Misc. Expense
Mailings
Company Shirts
Sponsorships
Flyers
Traveling Expense
Booth Expense
To tal
October
No vember December
Janua2:
Februa2:
Marc h
April
Ma~
June
AUii!ust September
Jul~
346
67
138
1,471
1,471
346
67
138
735
735
~
735
735
130
430
430
840
840
1,230
1.230
500
500
500
(1.134)
1,200
( 1,700)
1,200
(1,700)
~
1.250
400
(1,632)
(430)
138
(1.575)
138
(1,575)
138
(1.230)
138
(1,965)
138
(138)
(138)
('88)
( 138)
(138)
208
208
208
208
208
(208)
(208)
(208)
(208)
(208)
208
208
208
208
1,450
208
(208)
(208)
(208)
(1.658)
(208)
467
(1,717)
1,200
(1,200)
467
(467)
467
(467)
138
1,450
138
'88
2,000
750
(4,388)
500
500
(688)
(688)
208
138
2,900
50
138
138
1,450
138
SOO
500
500
500
2,000
2,000
(688)
(4,U8)
(2,688)
208
2,900
1)0
208
208
\450
208
208
1,450
208
500
400
500
500
500
500
500
400
500
1,250
(5,788)
500
1,250
(5,858)
208
2,900
1)0
1,000
800
750
1,250
(7,008)
(708)
3,000
750
(5 ,908)
3,000
750
(4,458)
208
208
1.450
208
1,000
1,000
1,000
750
4,000
750
(7,40§)
4,000
750
((j,958)
(1,958)
Total
3,000
750
(5,908)
208
2,900
4,000
750
(7,858)
500
500
(1.708)
208
750
500
(\458 )
(208)
208
750
(958)
130
5.000
1,500
1.250
400
5,000
(13,842)
2,250
5,800
50
2,000
400
7,500
2,000
(20,000)
2,500
5,800
1)0
3,000
400
1),000
4,000
(25,800)
2,500
8,700
1)0
4,000
800
13,000
4,000
(35,1)01
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HooplaRecruiting.com
The Deal- Part 1
Total Capital Needs
Total Shares
205,000
205,000
Corrmm Stock Units (Kate)
CorTlTOn Stock Units (FarTily)
A'eferred Units (Angel Money)
5,000
80,000
120,000
Income from Operation
Aus: Depreciation
357,709
357,709
357,709
3,039
3,039
3,039
360,748
360,748
360,748
EBITDA
OF MJltiplier
5
3
4
1,788,544
A'ojected Enterprise Value
1,073,126
1,430,835
Aus:Cash
$ 425,414 $ 425,414 $ 425,414
Less: A'eferred Units
120,000
120,000
120,000
Less: Rederrption A'erTium (y,
75,648
75,648
75,648
A'ojected Equity Value
1,660,601
2,018,310
1,302,892
Rederrption A'erTium
Year 2 (1.11 2)
Year 3 (1.12 3)
Year 4 (1.13 4)
Investor
1- Kate Endress
2- Duffy Burns
3- Technology Director
4- Sarah Endress
5- FarTily
6- A'eferred Unit I-blders
23.20%
40.50%
63.04%
Situation #3
Situation #1
Situation #2
Value
A'ojected IRR Value
A'ojected IRR Value
A'ojected IRR
5,000
664,475
240%
846,907
261%
1,029,338
279%
169,376
215,878
262,380
60,549
39,087
49,818
39,087
49,818
60,549
195,434
25%
33%
302,746
39%
80,000
846,907
195,434
120,000
302,746
43%
34%
249,090
39%
Ow nership % Investment
51
13
3
3
13
15
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The Deal- Part 2
Return on Preferred Units Situation #1 : Multiplier=3
Return on Investment Calculations
2005
2006
2007
2008
Investment
(120,000)
Investment Reimbursement
Redemption Premium
Equity Value
,. (120,000) "
.-' -=-"
Cashflows
2009
120,000
75 ,720
195,434
391,154
34%
IRR
Return on Preferred Units Situation #2: Multiplier=4
Investment
(120,000)
Investment Reimbursement
Redemption Premium
Equity Value
Cashflows
120,000
75,720
249,090
(120,000)
-
IRR
Return on Preferred Units Situation #3: Multiplier=5
(120 ,000)
Investm ent
Investment Reimbursement
Redemption Premium
Equity Value
Cashflows
(120,000)
IRR
444,810
39%
-
120,000
75,720
302,746
498,466
43%
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The Deal- Part 3
Return on Common Units S·ituation #1: M ultiplier=3
2005
2006
2007
Kate Endress
Investment
2008
(5,000)
Investment
(5,000)
664,475
Equity Value
664,475
Cash Flows
240%
IRR
Family
Investment
2008
2009
(5,000)
846,907
846,907
(5,000)
261%
IRR
Family
Investment
(80,000)
Equity Value
Cash Flows
Return on Common Units Situation #2: M ultiplier=4
2007
2005
2006
Kate Endress
Equity Value
Cash Flows
2009
(80 ,000)
1l5,434
Equity Value
1l5,434
Cash Flows
(80,000)
249,090
249,090
(80,000)
~
IRR
2- Duffy Burns
25%
3- Technol09yDirector
13
3
139,376
39,087
2- DuffyBurns
3- Technol09yDirector
4- Sarah Endress
3
39,087
4- Sarah Endress
Return on Common Units Situation # : 3 M ultiplier=5
2005
2006
2007
2008
33%
IRR
13
3
2t>,878
49,8"8
3
49,813
2009
Kate Endress
Investment
(5,000)
EquityValue
Cash Flows
\029,338
1,029,338
(5,000)
IRR
279%
Family
Investment
(80,000)
Equity Value
Cash Flows
302,746
302,746
(80,000)
IRR
39%
2-DuffyBurns
13
3- Techno 10 9Y D irecto r
3
262,380
60 ,549
4- Sarah Endress
3
60,549
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$50.000
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$5,000
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$1.000
N/A
$5000
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Property Coverage:
To~IBuUdm8Premium
$0
Total Contents Premium
Optional Property Coverage Premium
$0
Terrorism Fire Following Premium
Terrorism Other Than Fire Following Premium
Terrorism Total
$0
$25
$25
Total Property Premium
$214
$ 189
General LlabUlty Coverage:
General LlabUlty Premium
Optlonal LlabUlty Coverage Premium
$ 51
$ 80
Total General LlabUlty Premium
$ 131
Manually Rated Premium
Policy Premium Subtotal
Policy Minimum Premium - additional to meet minimum
$0
$ 345
$ 55
DIMENSION 1000+ Total Premium
$400
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Quote #: 653126801
Customer #: 1023733334
Effective Date: 04120/2005
Expiration Date: 04120/2006
PREPARED FOR:
HOOPLARECRUITING.COM, LLC
13295 MERIDIAN CORNERS BLVD
CARMEL, IN
46032
PRESENTED BY:
TORIAN, HOFMANN & DILLOW
3000 DIVISION STREET
EVANSVILLE, IN 47711-6821
UNDERWRrITEN BY:
HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY
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Wolverine Mutual Insurance· Indiana Automobile Quote
Rating Information For: AUTO· Quote 04/20/2005
Quoted By_
Quoted For
Quoted On 04·20·2005
Rales Ertectille _04-01-2005 New
Quote Effecllve :04-20-2005
Ver3.214
Term: Scmi-Anm,al
Torian, Hofmann. Dillow & Flittner
Katherine Endress
650 N Alabama St
Indianapolis.. IN 46204
3000 Division Street
Evansville, IN 47111
(812) 424-5503
ferritory: 2 MARION County, INDIANAPOLIS (46204)
Deductible
Limit
Premium
DR1VERS
Kathenne, Btrth Date: '10-22-1982 (22)
Single Female, PrincIpal Operator. Vehicle 1
\holatlon: 03-01-2004, Speeding, speed not indicated
Poirlls MVR: 7, Vi(llation: 2, Accident: 0
VEHICLES
1
2004 TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA $E/SPT! ePE 2DR VIN:
Symbol 15. Class: 4A
Ufie: Dnve To Work or School. Miles Each Way: 5
$500,000
Combined Single Limit Liability (81 and PD)
MedIcal Payments
Untnsured Motonsls
Undminsurml Motorists
UIlIr1slJred Motorists Property Damage
Damage to Your Auto - ComprehenSive
Damage 10 Ymlf Auto - Collision
None
&48,00
$500.000
$1000
$50Q,GOO
$20.00
550,000
56.0D
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Total Vehiclo Premium
$2,001.00
:30 i 25 j 25 / 20 Payment Plan: $600.30 i $50525l $505.25 l $405.20
Additional $!i will he charged on 15t installment if payment is not submiUod with Clpplicahon.
Total:
This is a quotation only and does not bind any coverages. The coverages
and premiums are subject to change without notice by the insurance company.
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Wolverine Mutual Insurance - Indiana Quote
Rating Information For: HOME · Quote 04/20/2005
Qu ot . By:
Quoted For:
T orian, Hofmann, Dillow 8. Flittner
3000 Division Street
Evansville, IN 47711
(812) 424-5503
Katherin t' End res s
650 N Alabama 51
Ind ianapo lis .. IN 46204
Terntorv : 2 MARIO
Quoted On: 04-20-2005
Rates Effec ti ve: 12·01·2004 ew
QuO l1.) Frrective .04· 20·2005
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Cou ty, INDIANAPOLIS (46204)
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Pr omium
Pol cy Form: H04 , 6 U )i lS
Pnm
rv Resi erlce, Frame (19 95}
f ire Class 03, Hydrant: 1000 or less f ot, Fire Depa rlm<>nt: 5 miles
Premium Gmup: 9, Rated CI,l" s : 03
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- Cove rage C - Perso nal Prop erty
$500
$ 15,000
- CO'!dage 0 - oss Of Use
$500
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$2 74 00
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• Coverage
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5 :300,000
· Coverage F - Medical Payr ents 10 O ilers· Eac Pers on
$5 ,QOO
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• Pro ech1ie Devices HO·2 1G) 4%
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applic l ion
Total :
This is a quotation only and does not bind any covcrag o s . T he coverages
and premiums are subjcct to c hange without notice by the in s urance company.
$426 .00
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Insured: HooplaRecruiting.com, LLC
Estimated Annual Premiums:
State :
(2-letter)
IN
1st: $
425
9th :
Agent : Thd 6004785
2nd :
10th:
4/20/2005
3rd :
Effective:
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Policy # :
4th
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12th:
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5th:
13th :
Umb Limit: $ 1,000,000
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14th :
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D2K (Y/N) :
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7th:
15th:
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425
8th :
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and no bldg >2 stories :
- Retail/Wholesale / Service, <4 locations,
and <$15 million in sales : 1
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- Professional , <5 locations:
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B == Fort Wayne and South Bend
C == Remainder of State
General Liability:
GL (D2K) Liab Occ Limit: $ 1,000,000
131
GL (D2K) Liab Premises Premium: $
Premises ILF Table (1,2, or 3) :
2
GL (not D2K) Liab Products Premium:
Products ILF Table (A, B, C, or -) :
1.00
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Y
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1
85
1M Umb Prem for Auto (subj to Min Prem): $
1M Umb Prem for UM/UIM in Umb: $
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PPT :
1
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Dealer Plates:
Light / Med Trk : Farm:
Vehicles Leased:
Heavy Trk : Service :
1M Umb Prem for Garage : $
Heavy Trk : Coml / Retail:
Liquor Liab Premium:
Heavy Trk : Farm :
1
1
1M Umb Prem for Liquor : $
Extra Heavy Trk :
Truck-Tractor (1M req) :
School Buses (1 M req) :
Total Other Umb Premium to include:
Emergency (1M req) :
ITERRORISM PREMIUM
25 1
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$2.00
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HANOVE~ INSURANCE
WORKERS COMPENSATION POLICY PROPOSAL
QUOTATION ONLY - NO COVERAGE PROVIDED
ITEM ONE: Named InJured HOOPLARECRUITING.COM, LLC
ITEM TWO: COVERAGE STATES
IN
ITEM THREE: EXCLUDED STATES
All States exceot Monooolistic States
ITEM FOUR: EMPLOYERS' LIABll.ITY COVERAGE B LIMITS
COVERAGE
BODILY INJURY BY ACCIDENT
PER ACCIDENT
500
BODILY INJURY BY DISEASE
500
PER EMPLOYEE
BODILY INJURY BY DISEASE
500
POLICY LIMIT
ITEM FIVE: CLASSIFICATIONS OF OPERATIONS- See extemion ofinformation page.
ITEM SIX: PREMIUM SUMMARY
Estimated Standard Premium
$130.00
Premium DiscOlmt -
$0.00
Expense Constant +
$250.00
Loss Constant
$0.00
Additional Charges/Credits
$2.00
Terrorism Coverage
$7.00
Balance to Minimum Premium
$98.00
Rating Company Deviation
$0.00
Total Taxes/Surcharges/Assessments
$4.00
Total Estimated Premium including all Taxes and
Assessments
$491.00
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WORKERS COMPENSATION
PROPOSAL
Quote #: 653400401
Effective Date: 04/20/2005
Cunomer#: 1023733334
Expiration Date: 04/20/2006
PREPARED FOR:
HOOPLARECRUITING.COM, LLC
13295 MERIDIAN CORNERS BLVD
CARMEL, IN 46032
PRESENTED BY:
TORIAN, HOFMANN & DILLOW
3000 DIVISION STREET
EVANSVILLE, IN 47711-6821
UNDERWRITTEN BY:
CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
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