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University of Dayton presents Title IX Trailblazer Ann Meyers

Ann Meyers is one of the best athletes to have ever played at the University of Dayton. The 1979-80 UD women's basketball team—of which Meyers was the high-scoring, big-rebounding star—finished 36-2 and won the small division national crown of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics (AIAW), the precursor of the NCAA in women's college athletics. One of the team's two losses came when the Flyers were without the 6-foot-1 Meyers who was was playing in the volleyball national tournament. Meyers was the star of that team too, and for two years in a row she was the National Player of the Year for all divisions of college volleyball. Three decades after her playing days she still holds 25 of the women's basketball records at UD. She's the school's all-time leading scorer for both men's and women's basketball with 2,672 points. She is a high school teacher at Chaminade-Julienne High School in Dayton and the shot clock operator for all basketball games at UD Arena. She is an inspiration to young aspiring athletes and continuously promotes the core values of what Title IX embodies.