Mens Tennis - UMSL at NCAA Tournament (vs. Drury): L, 0-6 | Baseball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS (dh)*: L, 1-2; | Baseball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS (dh)*: L, 4-5; | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Rockhurst): W, 7-4 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Indianapolis): L, 6-16 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. SIU Edwardsville): L, 0-3 | Softball - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Southern Indiana): W, 2-1 | Baseball - UMSL at Missouri-S&T(dh)*: L, 4-6; | Baseball - UMSL WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE (dh)*: L, 3-4; | Softball - UMSL MISSOURI BAPTIST: W, 7-2 | Softball - UMSL MARYVILLE: W, 4-1 | Softball - UMSL INDIANAPOLIS* (dh): L, 3-12 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana*: W, 6-5 | Womens Golf - UMSL at GLVC Championships (Kokopelli Golf Course): 7th - | Softball - UMSL ST. JOSEPH'S* (dh): W, 4-1; | Mens Tennis - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Rockhurst): L, 1-5 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana (dh)*: L, 7-10; | Mens Tennis - UMSL at GLVC Tournament (vs. Indianapolis): W, 5-1 | Baseball - UMSL at Southern Indiana*: L, 3-11 | Softball - UMSL WASHINGTON UNIV. - ST. LOUIS (dh): W, 3-0; |

UMSL Sports Hall Of Fame

Following are the UMSL Athletic Honor Roll Student-Athletes for the fall 2007 semester. There were a total of 69 student-athletes who earned athletic honor roll distinction, including at least one student-athlete from each of the 11 sports. In addition to the individual honors, the UMSL Women's Tennis team had the highest GPA among the 11 UMSL sports with a team GPA of 3.348

#0 Barbara Schorp | -

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Biography:
Inducted: 2002
Barbara Schorp first began working in the UMSL Athletic Department in August 1971, and continued working in UMSL Athletics until her passing away in December 2001. She began as a part-time employee and progressed to a position of Administrative Associate to the Athletic Director. Schorp served three different athletic directors at UMSL, beginning with Chuck Smith, later with Rich Meckfessel and most recently for current athletic director Pat Dolan. Schorp handled many of the departmental budget accounts for the various athletic programs, oversaw the supervision of office preparations and payroll for the department. She earned many chancellor certificates and was active in a variety of committees on the UMSL campus. She was the recipient of the first and second staff incentive awards in 1991 and 1992.

Schorp was always there offering encouragement to others, demonstrating enthusiasm and support, and making a difference in the lives of the many people with whom she came in contact. In her 30 years of devotion and dedication to the athletic department, perhaps her biggest contribution to those who work and compete tirelessly in athletics, was to show everyone the true meaning of courage in her battle against cancer.

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