Sports Release
April 22, 1999

ENMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SIGNS THREE TO NATIONAL LETTERS OF INTENT
PORTALES, NM — Eastern New Mexico University head women’s basketball coach Wayne Moore has announced the signing of three student-athletes to National Letters of Intent. Two players are junior college transfers and one is currently a high school senior. All three will join the Zias this fall for the 1999-2000 season.

ENMU has recorded 10 consecutive seasons with at least a .500 record, including 15-12 each of the past two years. Moore, who will be in his 20th season next fall, has led the Zias to 15 seasons at .500 or better during his 19 years at the university.

EASTERN NEW MEXICO SIGNINGS THROUGH APRIL 21, 1999
Missy Frazier — Guard/Forward, 5’8”
Transfer from South Plains College (Levelland, Texas), Originally from Levelland, Texas (Levelland H.S.). She will graduate from SPC later this spring. She redshirted one season and played one season at South Plains, so she will be a sophomore in terms of eligibility in 1999-2000. Frazier was named First Team All-Conference at SPC during the 1998-99 season. She played on Levelland’s State Championship team in 1996-97, and was named All-State and earned State Tournament MVP honors.

Jody Avent — Point Guard, 5’7”
Transfer from South Plains College (Levelland, Texas), Originally from Stinnett, Texas (West Texas H.S.) She will graduate from SPC later this spring. She played two seasons at SPC and was named to the All-Conference Team in 1998-99. At West Texas High School, she was named Second Team All-State, played in the TGCA All-Star Game, was named All-District four times and was chosen District MVP as a senior.

Ginger Armacost — Guard/Forward, 5’10”
Abernathy H.S. (Abernathy, Texas) Armacost was named First Team All-State in 1998-99. She was chosen South Plains 2A MVP and was selected to play in the TABC All-Star Game. She earned First Team All-District and First Team All-Region honors each of the past two seasons. Armacost was named District MVP in 1998-99.