2004 NAIA Women's Division II National Basketball Tournament

n t11d nt d 1n1t1on,1I 111d1v1dual p g mcomp t111ri 111 ht vent, from v m nt, th apparent nd 1t 111cept1on, th NAIA ha be n and through our new Champions of of ports. Respect, mtegnty, 1p ar e tenants of 111it1at1ve The m1ss1on 1s to ,dent-athlete, coach, official and spectator 1s er erved Society will be better served. And student-athletes will acquire character traits that will benefit he 111teract. al o o r en ,re ociation I want to thank Sioux City for host111g this event and furthering the m1ss1on of the NAIA. In particular, I e pre m appreciation to S1ou City Mayor Dave Ferris, tournament directors Dennis Gann and Tim Seaman and countless e or e,r ded1cat1on, time and energy Our member 111stitutions thank you for your efforts. e uden -a hie e and coaches, I would like to encourage you to strive to be the very best while tak111g amoment to realize the ~ a an be learned rom this e penence. And to the fans, Iwould like to express my appreciation for your support and extend my e o• a en10 able event. Sincerely, ~D~ ~ Steve Baker President and Chief Executive Officer Dear Tournamen Partici pants and Fans, s i h grea pride that I welcome you to this year's National Association of I erco eg a e hie ,cs ( AIA) Division II Women's Basketball Championships. congra ula ,ans to the efforts of all those involved to make this tournament a s.... ccess I hope au enJoy your stay 111 Sioux City and that you'll find yourself returning to lo · a , he very near uture Sincerely, Thomas J. Vilsack Governor of lowa