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June 23, 1999
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SIGNS HALL, LOSES WAWRZYNIAK

The University of Illinois at Chicago signed Consuela Hall (Childersburg, Ala./Childersburg) Head Coach Tim Eatman announced today. Eatman also announced that center Dominika Wawrzyniak (Morton Grove, Ill./Niles West) has left the team.

Hall, a 5-4 guard, was a four-time all-area and all-county player at Childersburg High School. Last season, she led her team to a 15-7 record. Hall was named the team’s MVP in each of the past two campaigns.

Wawrzyniak played in 15 games as a freshman in 1998-99 and contributed 0.5 points and 1.0 rebounds per outing.

The Flames return just five players from last year's 5-22 team. Eatman welcomes eight newcomers to the fold for the 1999-2000 season. Those newcomers have been labeled as the 20th-best class in the nation according to The All-Star Girls Report Newsletter.

UIC Women's Basketball 1999-2000 Recruiting Class
NamePos.Ht.Yr. Hometown/Previous School
Jaysie ChambersF/C6-2Fr. Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley
Kristin CheairsG5-7Fr.Gary, Ind./Westside
Melea ClarkG5-9Jr.Columbus, Ohio/Trinity Valley CC
Jody GilzeneF6-0Fr.Los Angeles, Calif./Hamilton
Consuela HallG5-4Fr.Childersburg, Ala./Childersburg
Kimberly HenryG5-10Jr.Opelousas, La./Meridian CC
Kimya MurrayG5-4Fr.Chicago, Ill./Marshall
LeKesha WilliamsG5-6Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Midwest City

January 26, 1999
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RECRUITING CLASS RATED 20TH

The University of Illinois at Chicago women's basketball recruiting class for the 1999-2000 season has been rated as the 20th best class for three or more signees according to The All-Star Girls Report Newsletter.

Known for his second-to-none recruiting skills, first-year Flames head coach Tim Eatman has landed the highest rated recruiting class in school history. Eatman was responsible for landing the No. 1 recruiting class in 1994 while serving as an assistant coach at the University of Iowa.

UIC's class of six signees includes players from five different states, including 5-foot-4 guard Kimya Murray of Marshall High School in Chicago and 5-foot-7 guard Kristin Chearis of Westside High School in Gary, Ind.

Also included in Eatman's first UIC recruiting class is 5-foot-9 guard Charissa Greene of Aliquippa High School in Aliquippa, Pa., who was rated as the No. 17 player in the country, 5-foot-6 guard LeKesha Williams of Midwest High School Oklahoma City, Okla., 6-foot-2 forward/center Jaysie Chambers of Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton, Calif., and 6-foot forward Jody Gilzene of Hamilton High School in Los Angeles, Calif.

The same class also received honorable mention acclaim by the Blue Star College Recruiting Rankings.

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