Cheryl Lynne Mohr, founder of Higher Level Camps, based in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin was honored last month where she played college basketball. She was named to the 15 member Silver Anniversary Team at the University of Arkansas Lady Razorback 25 Year Celebration.

Cheryl Mohr states, "It is hard to believe it has been almost 20 years since I played college basketball. When I found out about this award, I was taken back. It was indeed an honor and a privilege to be put in that category. To be named as one of the Top 15 Players of all time at a major university is very humbling."

"When I went back to the reunion most of my teammates were there from the early 80's. We picked up right where we left off. It was a blast from the past," said Cheryl.

"Basketball has opened up many doors for me. I have been allowed to travel across the U.S.A. and out of the country as well. As I look back at my years as being a Lady Razorback it only helped better prepare me for what I am doing now. I will be forever grateful for my time in Arkansas. To this day I still keep in touch with friends down there. It wasn't so much about the wins and losses or who we played, but more importantly the lasting friendships that were made and the memories we have. That will last a lifetime."

Cheryl Mohr, Charles Fiss and Doris Gaeser. Doris, a teammate of Cheryl's in the early 80's, does AAU programs in Arkansas. Charles, who was the Sports Information Director in the early 80's, now works for the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, TX.
Members of the Lady Razorbacks from left to right: Cheryl Mohr, Connie Fitzgerald, Doris Gaeser, Tamara Mathis, Bettye Fiscus, Sheila Burkes, and Tracy Webb. At the 25th Silver Anniversary Banquet we were labeled "The Early 80's Crew". We made the most noise and had the most fun!
Kim Bunge holds up the uniforms that were worn by the Lady Razorbacks in the late 70's and early 80's.		Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas used to watch the Lady Razorbacks in the early 80's. They still attend games. They gave Cheryl Mohr the nickname of "Wrongway".
Bud Walton Arena during a shoot around. In the early 80's, games were played in Barnhill Arena, which is now used for volleyball.