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Sports Information
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The University of Indianapolis currently offers 21 varsity sports.  The role of the Office of Sports Information is to disseminate information about student-athletes, coaches and the department to media as well as to the general public via the website.  The SID is also responsible for maintaining historical archives for each of the varsity sports, reporting to the conferences and the NCAA, and assisting in promoting the UIndy athletic department and its teams.
 
Mitch Wigness is the Sports Information Director at UIndy.  He has been in that post since May 1, 2005.  You may contact him at (317) 788-3494 or via email at mwigness@uindy.edu.

 
MEDIA GUIDES

Media Guides are a production of the UIndy Sports Information Office as a service to opposing teams and the media. The general public may purchase media guides at home events or may contact the Sports Information Department for more info.  Football and men's and women's basketball media guides are $5 each, while other sports are individually priced. Check the website to see if a media guide is available for the sport you wish to purchase.
THE INTERNET

Information on the Indianapolis Greyhounds is available to members of the media and general public 24 hours a day through the various school and conference Internet websites. The Greyhounds' most up-to-date releases and statistics for many sports may be accessed throughout this website. The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)  websites are each updated with scores, schedules, player of the week honors and weekly statistical updates.  Current statistics will be available on athletics.uindy.edu following each athletic event.

GAME SERVICES

Programs, media guides, lineups, statistics, standings and notes will be supplied at all home baseball, basketball, football, softball and soccer games to accredited media representatives and scouts at Press Row (basketball), and Press Box (football, baseball, softball, soccer). Access to Press Row and Press Boxes at Key Stadium, Greyhound Park, Baumgartner Field and Nicoson Stadium are solely for properly-credentialed individuals only.

For basketball games, quick stats are provided to broadcasters during time-outs. At football and basketball, NCAA box scores are distributed at halftime with a complete NCAA Final Box Score and Play-by-Play available after the game in the Press area. Refreshments and light meal will also be furnished in the Press Box for the media prior to each football game.

Telephones are available after all games, either in the Press Box (football, baseball, softball, soccer), Press Row (basketball) or in the Sports Information Office (all other sports) on a first-come, first, served basis. Fax service is also available following the game, by request.

INTERVIEWS

Please contact the Sports Information Office (317-788-3494) to arrange all interviews with student-athletes or coaches.   Media outlets wishing to shoot practices should also inquire with the SID office for availability.

Greyhound coaches and players will be available for post-game interviews following a brief cooling off period.

WORKING CREDENTIALS

Working press and photography credential applications for all home and road football and basketball games must be made prior to game day with the UIndy Sports Information Office. Please contact Mitchell Wigness, Sports Information Director via email and include name(s) for the passes, affiliation, press or photo and type and date of the event.

Press Row for basketball is located on the main floor of the arena, just behind the team benches in Nicoson Hall. Seating is limited to working media, professional scouts and accredited school officials. Requests from television stations for highlight cameras will be granted space in football and basketball games on a first-come, first-serve basis. In the case of televised games, all efforts will be made to give the production crew access to prime locations for the broadcast.

BASKETBALL and FOOTBALL BROADCASTS

The Sports Information Office has installed two permanent telephone lines at Nicoson Hall and one at Key Stadium that are made available to visiting radio stations. To arrange for their use or for additional phone lines for broadcasts, please contact the Sports Information Office in advance of game day for arrangements.

PARKING

Parking will be in the lot directly East of Nicoson Hall and South of Key Stadium for accredited media representatives for football and basketball games. Proper identification is needed for admission to this parking lot.  More information about facilities or directions are available on this website under "Facilities" or "Directions"