2010-11 McNeese Women's Basketball Media Guide

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MEDIA INFORMATIONBest Time to reach Coach Donald Williams: Head coach Brooks Donald Williams can generally be reached during the morning. All interviews should be coordinated through the Sports Information Offi ce by calling (337) 475-5926.Interview Policy: Media interviews of players and coaches are encouraged, and every effort will be made to accommodate media requests. In-person interviews are preferred, but telephone interviews should be arranged through the Sports Information Offi ce. Under no circumstances will student-athletes’ residence numbers or cell phone numbers be supplied to the media.Practice: As a general rule, practices are usually open to the public. Practice is the best time to reach the coaches and players at once. Efforts will be made to accommodate interview needs before or after practice as long as it is prearranged through the Sports Information Offi ce.Post-Game Interviews: Players and coaches will be available for post-game interviews. However, locker rooms are off limits to media at all times.Media Credentials: Any media without credentials wishing to attend a game may contact Louis Bonnette or Pam LaFosse. Credentials will be located at the Will Call located at the West entrance of Burton Coliseum.Press Row: McNeese’s press row is located on the West side of the coliseum. The phone number is (337) 562-4061. Phone lines will be provided for visiting radio.

UNIVERSITYLocation: ........................................................................................... Lake Charles, LouisianaFounded: .......................................................................................................................... 1939Enrollment: ............................................................................................................ 8,992 (est.) Nickname: .................................................................................................................. CowgirlsColors: ........................................................................................................Royal Blue/YellowAffi liation: .............................................................................................................. NCAA 1-AConference: .............................................................................................................. SouthlandPresident: .................................................................................................. Dr. Philip Williams

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTAthletic Director: .................................................................................... Tommy McClellandAssociate AD ............................................................................................................. Ryan Ivey Sr. Associate AD/SID: .....................................................................................Louis Bonnette Assoc. AD For Compliance/SWA ....................................................................Bridget MartinDirector of Ticket Sales/Marketing: ............................................................Nathan FontaineCoordinator of Athletic Events ....................................................................... Josh Jorgensen Athletics Academic Advisor: ..............................................................................Deb KingreyInstitutional Rep.: .......................................................................................... Michele MartinHead Trainer .........................................................................................................Jim MurphyWomen’s Basketball Trainer ............................................................................... Ngan ChungStudent Trainer ....................................................................................................Ariel GreeneStrength Coach ....................................................................................................Zeb HawkinsAssistant Strength Coach ..................................................................................... Chris SmithAssistant SID (WBB Contact) ............................................................................Pam LaFosseSID Intern ..............................................................................................................Justin SmithWomen’s Basketball Administrative Assistant Danita Green

BASKETBALL STAFFHead Coach: ............................................Brooks Donald Williams (Mississippi State, 2000)Record at School: ................................................................................................. 31-59/3 yrs.Overall Record: .................................................................................................... 31-59/3 yrs.Basketball Phone: ............................................................................................(337) 475-5473Best Time To Contact: ................................................................. Mornings (9 a.m.-12 noon)Associate Head Coach: Garry Brodhead (UL-Lafayette, 1980), Assistant Coaches: Jada Mincy (Ole Miss, 2007); Sallie Guillory (UL-Lafayette 2005)

TEAM INFORMATION2009-2010 Record: ........................................................................................................... 7-22Conference Record/Place: .......................................................................................3-13/t10thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ........................................................... 9 (two from ‘08-09)/5Starters Returning/Lost: ....................................................................................................4/1Newcomers: ............................................................................................................................4

BASKETBALL HISTORYFirst Year of Basketball: ................................................................................................. 1976Overall Record: .......................................................................................................... 424-487Years In NCAA’s: ............................................................................................................NoneYears In WNIT: ............................................................................................................... NoneYears In Southland Tournament: ........................................................................................ 9 Years In LAIAW State Tournament: .................................................................. 1 (1979-80)Years In AIAW Regional Tournament: .............................................................. 1 (1979-80)

BURTON COLISEUMName: ............................................................................................................ Burton ColiseumCapacity: ..........................................................................................................................8,000Location: ............................................................................................................Gulf Highway

(Across from airport)First Year In Burton Coliseum: ......................................................................................1986First Game Played In Burton Coliseum: ............ . Def. Baylor (85-70 (1986-87) Press Row Phone: .............................................................................................(337) 562-4061

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PRINT MEDIALake Charles American Press: Scooter Hobbs (Sports Editor); Alex Hickey (McNeese beat); P.O. Box 2893, Lake Charles, La. 70602 (AC 337, 494-4069, FAX 494-4036).Southwest Daily News: 716 E. Napoleon St., Sulphur, La. 70663 (AC 337, 527-7075, FAX 528-3044).Beaumont (TX.) Enterprise: P.O. Box 3071, Beaumont, Tx. 77704 (AC 409, 838-2845, FAX 838-2857).

ELECTRONIC MEDIA (Area Code- 337)KPLC-TV (NBC): Jason Belk (Director), Brandon Troullier (Assistant) 704 Bilbo St. Lake Charles, La. 70601 (437-7563, FAX 439-9905).KEZM Radio (1310 AM): Bruce Merchant, owner, 101 W. Napoleon St., Sulphur, La. 70663 (527-3611, FAX 527-0213).KAOK (1400 AM): 607 Ryan St., Lake Charles, La. (436-7541)KJEF (1290 AM): 1215 S. Lake Arthur Ave., Jennings, La., 70546 (824-2934)

Director: ......................................................................................Louis Bonnettee-mail: ........................................................................... [email protected] ce Phone: ............................................................................. (337) 475-5207Asst./WBB Contact: ......................................................................Pam LaFossee-mail: .............................................................................plafosse@mcneese.eduOffi ce Phone: ............................................................................. (337) 475-5926Fax: ............................................................................................. (337) 475-5928SID Intern ....................................................................................... Justin SmithPress Row Phone ....................................................................... (337) 562-4160Mailing Address.................................................................................Box 92735

Lake Charles, LA. 70609Overnight Address ............................................................. 700 E. McNeese St.

Lake Charles, LA. 70607

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Credits- The 2010-11 women’s basketball media guide was designed, written and edited Pam LaFosse with the assistance from the women’s basketball staff. The outside covers were designed by Nathan Fontaine. Photos taken by LaFosse, Roderick Anderson, Lake Charles American Press and Kirk Meche.

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Season Outlook Head coach Brooks Donald Williams enters her fourth season at McNeese with a team that has several upperclassmen who have plenty of playing experience. The Cowgirls will look to rebound from a 7-22 record last season that saw the Cowgirls struggle with injuries to key players. The Cowgirls return four of five starters and top five scorers from a year ago. “ We are coming off a rough year with injuries and with players taking a year off from basketball. We’ve had a good summer and off-season and things have really worked out for the best.” The Cowgirls return two seniors, four juniors, one sophomore, and have added four newcomers. The Cowgirls will get the services of redshirt freshman Liz Kingham and twins Ashlyn and Caitlyn Baggett. Seniors Kiara Johnson and Ne’Aisha Anderson, are members of Williams’ first recruiting class. Both have shown tremendous improvements and will be looked upon for leadership on and off the court. “Both of these young ladies have been instrumental in this program’s development on and off the floor. They are our leaders and recruiters for the community, the team and for McNeese. I am so anxious for them to have incredible seasons.” Johnson returns for her senior year after leading the Cowgirls and ranking second in the SLC with a 48.7 field goal shooting percent. Johnson was second on the team in scoring with 12.9 ppg. and rebounds with 7.0 rpg. She averaged 4.1 offensive rebounds per game last season and was named to the

SLC honorable mention team as well as the league’s Steve McCarty Citizenship Award. “Johnson has improved leaps and bounds and has done so much over the last three years to improve this program. She has been an amazing leader for our team.” Anderson, played in 27 games with five starts as a junior. She averaged 3.1 ppg. and made 24 three-pointers and shot 66.7 percent from the field. Look for her to possibly break into the starting lineup in her senior season. The returning juniors are Kendra Wells, Raiyawna Gatlin, Ja’Niqua Kendrix, and Candace LaCombe. Wells led the team in scoring (13.9), rebounds (7.9) assists (2.4) and steals 1.9) last season as a sophomore. She was named to the All-Louisiana honorable mention team after scoring in double figures in 21 games. She recorded seven double-doubles and grabbed 10 or more rebounds in nine games. Gatlin played in 29 games and started in 18. She returns as the teams third leading scorer after averaging 7.5 ppg. and a 66.3 free throw shooting percent. Gatlin also averaged 1.6 apg. Kendrix continues to improve her game and will be a threat on offense as well as defense this season. She proved her defensive presence last year after leading the Cowgirls with 21 blocks. She ranked third on the team with 6.0 rebounds per game and second in the team with 2.5 offensive rebounds. She was third on the team with a 41.4 field goal shooting percent. LaCombe makes her way back

to the court after being sidelined most of last season


with an injury. She played in 19 games and was a starter in eight. She ended the season averaging 9.6 points and a 30.3 three-point field goal shooting percent. The Cowgirls added junior college transfers Jordan Hines from Independence Community College and Martika Hull from East Mississippi Community College. Hines helped her team to a 22-9 overall record as a sophomore and averaged 5.0 ppg. and 7.5 apg. She led the Jayhawk Conference in assists. Hull averaged 15.5 ppg., 8.8 rpg, 2.3 steals per game and shot 57.0 percent from the field as a sophomore. As a freshman, she led her team to the Junior College National Tournament and was named to the Region 23 All-Tournament team. The only sophomore returning from last season is Adrienne Minor. Minor has worked hard in the offseason to improve her game and she will see more playing time than last season. Minor averaged 2.4 ppg. and 2.9 rpg. as a freshman. She played in 28 games and earned three starts. Freshman redshirt Liz Kingham will finally play her first collegiate basketball game after spending the last year and a half on the sideline due to an injury. Kingham suffered here injury during preseason workouts last year and sat the sidelines all last year. The Baggett twins (Ashlyn and Caitlyn) return to the team after a redshirt season last year. Ashlyn led the team with a 39.0 three-point field goal percent and was second on the team in scoring 10.7 ppg. during the 2008-09 season. Caitlyn led the team with 74 assists (2.4 per game)

and was fourth on the team in scoring with 8.4 ppg. during the 2008-09 season. “We are very positive right now and as a coaching staff we feel that our program is at really good place right now.” McNeese will begin their season on the road for its first two games. The season opener is Nov. 12 at Southern Miss, Williams’ former team before being named head coach at McNeese State. The game has a noon tip-off time and Williams is looking forward to returning to Hattiesburg for an opportunity to face her former mentor. The Cowgirls will travel to New Orleans for a Nov. 16 game before hosting Texas College in its home opener on Nov. 20. McNeese will travel to Alabama, UL-Lafayette and Norfolk State and Memphis in non-conference games. The Cowgirls will also take part in the Long Island Turkey Classic where they will face Long Island in the opening game Boston University and Colgate are the other two teams in the tournament. The Cowgirls will host Southern (New Orleans), UL-Monroe, University of the Southwest and Centenary in home non-conference games. Southland Conference play will begin with three consecutive home games with the SLC opener set for Jan. 8 against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The Cowgirls’ game at Northwestern State on Jan. 22 will be a SLC TV game, the first for McNeese. The SLC tournament is scheduled for

March 8-12 in Katy, Texas.




BROOKS DONALD WILLIAMSHEAD COACH

“We are looking forward to special things here at McNeese. We are a passionate group of

players and coaches who believe in each other and believe we can win.”

Brooks Donald Williams has made an impact on the Cowgirl basketball program the past three years and enters her fourth season with a team that has plenty of upperclassmen and playing experience. On the court, Williams has led the Cowgirls to the Southland Conference Tournament twice (2008, 2009), and the 14 victories by the Cowgirls in 2009, including a victory over three-time National Champions Louisiana Tech, are the most wins since the 1999-2000

season. The Cowgirls shot a school record, led the Southland Conference (for the second straight year) and ranked 76th in the nation with a 71.8 free throw percent during the 2008-09 season. The Cowgirls also ranked second in the SLC with a 34.3 three-point field goal percent that year. Off the court, Williams and the Cowgirls have participated in numerous community service activities including the Ethel Precht Breast Cancer Walk and the Jeff Davis Bank Toys for Tots drive for the past three years. Williams has ignited a fan following in the community, speaking to groups about her passion and motivation about the revival of the program. Williams’ community and local recruiting efforts have increased attendance 138% in two seasons. Williams was named one of Southwest Louisiana’s Up and Coming Under 40 recipients by the Times of Southwest Louisiana and Fusion Five Magazine this past year. In her first season, Williams guided the Cowgirls to a 10-21 record and second place tie in the East Division after being picked to finish sixth in the preseason polls. Williams led the Cowgirls to victories in four of their last six games that season and a Southland Conference Tournament bid. Williams’ 2007-08 squad broke seven McNeese records (six team and one individual), tied two, and set a Southland Conference record with 16 three-pointers made in a road victory at Lamar. The Cowgirls also handed the Cardinals their first home loss of the season that night. The Cowgirls also upset longtime national powerhouse Stephen F. Austin and eventual Southland Conference Tournament champion and NCAA participant Texas-San Antonio. McNeese ended the season leading the league in free throw shooting percent, ranked second in three-point field goals made and assist-turnover ratio, and ranked third in three-point field goal percent. Williams, McNeese State’s ninth head coach, brought interest and excitement back to the Cowgirl program in her first season and continues to build something special at McNeese. In her first full recruiting season at McNeese, Williams continued to show why she is a proven recruiter by signing the Louisiana 3A and 5A state MVP’s and the Northeast Louisiana “Player of the Year”. Most recently, Williams signed the 2009 Louisiana Sports Writers’ Miss Basketball and Class B outstanding player and MVP, along with two local all-state players and a national junior college scoring leader. A native of Jennings, La., Williams spent three years at the University of Southern Mississippi. Prior to her stint with the Lady Eagles, she spent one season at the University of Memphis and three years at the

University of Arkansas-Little Rock. A proven recruiter, Williams served as recruiting coordinator at all three universities. She signed several prep standouts throughout her recruiting years and all three recruiting classes at Southern Miss ranked among some of the best in the nation. She signed the Arkansas “Player of the Year”, Mississippi “Player of the Year”, a junior college All-American, as well as ten Top 100 players in the country. While at Southern Miss, Williams helped the Eagles improve its program each year and went 15-15 her last season with a 9-7 record in Conference USA. Her 2005 class consisted of both the Mississippi and Arkansas prep player of the year as well as a junior college All-American. Her 2006 and 2007 recruiting classes included Louisiana all-state performers from Acadiana High, Jena High, Dominican High and Dutchtown High School. Between college stops, Williams served temporarily as head coach at St. Thomas More High in Lafayette, La. As a prep player at Jennings High, Williams earned All-State, All-Parish and All-District honors. She was a four-year starter and played in the Louisiana High School Athletic Association all-star game, serving as team captain. Her Jennings squad won four straight district titles. Williams was also a member of the Acadiana Stars AAU program during her prep days, participating in state and national tournaments. She was a member of the Lady Bulldogs squad at Mississippi State University, from which she holds a bachelor degree, but had her playing career sidelined due to an injury. Williams is the daughter of Jennings community members, David and Brenda Donald and the granddaughter and great niece of Dan L. Donald and Walter “Bunk” Donald, former Jennings business leaders and owners of W.B. Donald Chevrolet and Cadillac and founders of Jeff Davis Bank & Trust Co. Williams’ uncle, Dan Donald, currently serves as President of Jeff Davis Bank & Trust Co. Williams has one brother, Seth Donald, who resides in Shreveport and owns his own State Farm agency. She has three nieces, Mary Brooks, Eliza and Mae Donald. Williams’ family coaching mentor is her uncle and godfather, Doug Fowler. Coach Fowler, a 2008 Mississippi Association of Coaches Hall of Fame inductee is an extremely active leader of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is a former coach and Mississippi Association of Coaches executive director who served the coaching profession for over 40 years in the high school and collegiate ranks. The 32 year old is married to Tyler Williams of Memphis, Tn. Tyler currently serves as Marketing Director for Jeff Davis Bank.


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HometownJennings, LA

High SchoolJennings High (1996)

Alma MaterMississippi State, 2000

Collegiate Playing Experiencemember of the Lady Bulldogs squad at Mississippi State but injury ended her career

High School Playing Career(1992-1996)• four year starter• team captain• all-district, all-parish, all-state• played in LHSAA all-star game, served as team captain• member of the Acadiana Stars AAU team

Coaching Experience• McNeese State (2007-present) Head Coach• Southern Miss (2004-2007) Assistant Coach, recruiting coordinator• University of Memphis (2003-2004) Assistant Coach, recruiting coordinator• St.Thomas More High School (2003)• Arkansas- Little Rock (2000-2003) Assistant Coach• AAU Coach (2000) Mississippi Pride (Oxford, MS)• AAU Coach (1995-1999) Acadiana Stars (Lafayette, LA)

Highlights• Signed the 2009 Louisiana Sports Writers’ Miss Basketbal• Signed the Louisiana 5A, 3A, Class B State MVP’s• Signed the Louisiana 3A, Class B Outstanding Players• Signed Ten Top 100 players in the country• Signed one Junior College All-American• Signed a Mississippi and Arkansas “Player of the Year”

Question & Answer Session With Coach WilliamsQ: What does it mean to you to be a Louisiana native coaching at McNeese State?A: “I have South Louisiana in my blood. I am extremely proud of my hometown of Jennings, the state of Louisiana and the people in Southwest Louisiana that have guided, loved and supported me to this point in my life. Being given an opportunity to build a program at McNeese for local girls and bordering states to come to is an unbelievable feeling. I am extremely fortunate to be here in Lake Charles to corral the community and the university to support me in “Building a New Tradition.”

Q: What are you looking for in a student-athlete you are recruiting?A: “I am looking for student-athletes who have a passion for the game. Young ladies that want to work hard to be winners on and off the court. We are looking for girls of great character who believe in a vision and believe in themselves to conquer and accomplish anything.”

“ We are very excited that Brooks is now the head coach at McNeese State. We are proud to see another Mississippi State graduate in the coaching ranks. Brooks is a very creative, hard-working young lady who fi nds a

way to get it done. I appreciate her initiative, energy and enthusiasm.”

Sharon FanningHead Coach, Mississippi State

“ I am very excited for Brooks to have the opportunity to return home and lead a program such as McNeese State University. I truly believe in Brooks and all she stands for, and from that, she will be a success.”

Joye Lee-McNelisHead Coach, Southern Miss

“ I am ve r y e xc i t e d f or B rook s t o h ave t h e op p or t u n i t y t o re t u r n h om e

“ Brooks is one of the bright young stars in our business. She possesses a work ethic and love for the game that is contagious. McNeese is truly blessed to have her.”

Kristy CurryHead Coach, Texas Tech

“ It is good to see Brooks back in her home area as she begins her head coaching career. She has a lot of energy and has worked her way up the coaching ranks. She is a good person who works extremely hard. McNeese State is very lucky to have her lead the women’s basketball program.”

Kim MulkeyHead Coach, Baylor

Q: What unique qualities do you have that it takes to be a head coach?A: “I believe that all businesses, corporations and teams are built with solid, fi rm and confi dent leadership. I have been very fortunate at a young age to have learned from great leaders. I have been blessed to have coached at three very different women’s college basketball programs. I have been a part of building, winning and rebuilding. Most importantly, I have a passion for Southwest Louisiana and a passion for the game and players.” Q: What will be your style of play?A: “Fundamental pressure defense! We hope to continue to work as coaches to instill our defensive mentality into our girls. We want to play up tempo and give our girls some freedom offensively but we also want to be fundamentally sound defensively. We hope to continue to implement our philosophy as best we can.”

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“ Brooks is one of the rising coaches in our game. She is accomplished as an assistant coach and is barely 32 years old. She has been with the right programs and the right mentors, and now has a chance to show herself as a head coach in the Southland Conference.”

Gary BlairHead Coach, Texas A&M


ON THE RECORDOverall Record: 31-59; SLC Record: 14-18Record at McNeese State: same

Milestone Victories 1st- Dec. 17, 2007 vs. Texas Southern (61-50)

Year-by-Year Season Record Conf. Finish2009-10 7-22 3-13 T-10th2008-09 14-16 6-10 7th2007-08 10-21 8- 8 T-2ndTOT: 31-59 17-31

Williams Against All OpponentsAlabama-Birmingham 0-1Arkansas-Monticello 1-0Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-0Centenary 2-1Central Arkansas 2-3Cincinnati 0-1Houston Baptist 2-0Jackson State 1-1Kentucky 0-1Lamar 1-3Liberty 0-1Louisiana Tech 1-2Mississippi State 0-1New Orleans 0-3Nicholls 6-0Norfolk State 1-0Northwestern State 1-5Oklahoma State 0-1Paul Quinn 1-0Samford 0-2Sam Houston State 1-2Southeastern La. 2-4Southern 0-1Southern Miss 0-1Stephen F. Austin 1-5Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1-2Texas College 1-0Texas Southern 1-0Texas State 1-2Tulane 0-1Tulsa 0-2UL-Lafayette 1-1UL-Monroe 1-2Univ. of Houston 0-1UT-Arlingon 0-4UT-Pan American 0-1UT-San Antonio 1-3Xavier 0-1

TOTAL 31-59

Coach Williams was named one of Southwest Louisiana’s Up and Coming 40 and under by The Times of Southwest Louisiana and Fusion Five Magazine in 2009.

( left) Coach Williams and Tyler with family

Coach Williams with uncle Doug Fowler- a recent Mississippi Hall of Fame Inductee

“I’m proud of Brooks being named the head coach at McNeese. It is special to me because she went into coaching.”

Notable VictoryDefeated La. Tech 71-66 (Jan. 3, 2010)


GARRY BRODHEADASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

Garry Brodhead is in his fourth season on the Cowgirl staff and fi rst as the associate head coach. Brodhead, is known for his knowledge of the game, enthusiasm for skill development and player improvement. His duties include coaching the point guards, the Cowgirl defense, directing preseason and postseason individual workouts, scheduling,

scouting, recruiting (Louisiana and Texas) and game fi lm editing. Broadhead also serves as the academic coordinator and strength training liason. “Garry’s excitement in academics has been contagious for our girls. He makes studying fun for our players and our continuing improvement is extremely evident,” said head coach Brooks Williams. The ten year veteran joined the Cowgirl staff after a successful prep career with the Teurlings High (Lafayette, La.) girls basketball team where he compiled a 297-78 overall record and won the 2002 state title. He earned Coach of the Year honors twice (2007 and 2002) and led the Lady Rebels to nine district titles and six trips to the Louisiana Sweet 16. Besides the 2002 state title, he led Teurlings to the state runners-up once and the semifi nals four times. His 2002 team ranked in the USA Top 25 and he had three teams ranked no. 1 in the state.

He was named district “Coach of the Year” nine times, parish “Coach of the Year” three times and Acadiana “Coach of the Year” twice. Brodhead also spent time as an AAU coach. He helped the Acadiana Stars to the National Championship Tournament twice where they fi nished in fi fth place in 2006 and eighth place in 1997. The 1980 graduate of Louisiana-Lafayette and former pole vaulter for the Cajuns from 1975-80, earned his Business Administration degree and also served as a graduate assistant for the Lady Cajuns basketball team during the 1994-95 season. Garry and wife Andrea have three children (Blair, Ashley and Beau) and three granddaughters (Celie and Emmie Richard and Brynnan Boyd).

HometownLafayette, LA

Alma MaterLouisiana Lafayette, 1980

Coaching ExperienceMcNeese State Associate Head Coach (2010)McNeese State Assistant Coach (2007-2010)Teurlings Catholic High, Lafayette, LA.-Head Coach1997-2007 (297-78 overall record)

Duties• Coaching point guards• In charge of the Cowgirl defense• Academic coordinator and strength training liason• Scheduling• Recruiting (Louisiana and Texas)• Scouting and fi lm editing• Directs preseason and postseason workouts

Highlights• One state title (2002)• Nine district titles• Six trips to the Sweet 16• State runners-up (once)• State semifi nals (six times)• Nine time district “Coach of the Year”• Three time parish “Coach of the Year”• Two time Acadiana “Coach of the Year”• Teams ranked No. 1 in the state fi ve times

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JADA MINCYASSISTANT COACH

HometownMemphis, TN.

Alma MaterOle Miss, 2007

Coaching ExperienceMcNeese State Assistant Coach (2009-present)

Duties• Coaching post players• Recruiting coordinator• Scouting and fi lm editing• Mentor program coordinator

Highlights• Played for Ole Miss from 2003-2007• Led team to the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 (2006-07)• Led the team with 157 rebounds as a junior• Second on the team with 243 rebounds as a senior• Ole Miss Female Athlete of the Year (2007)• SEC honor roll (2003, 2006)

MINCY’s " le Jada Mincy, a former Ole Miss standout, is in her second season as assistant coach on the Cowgirl staff. Mincy is the recruiting coordinator and is in charge of post play. She will also help with scouting and fi lm

editing. “We are fortunate to have someone who shares our vision in recruiting. Jada wants that kid who is diving on the fl oor and going the extra mile,” said Williams. Mincy played for the Rebels from 2003-2007 and led the team to three post season tournaments including the Sweet Sixteen and Elite 8 during the 2006-07 season. She served as team captain that year. In her junior season with the Rebels, Mincy led the team with 157 rebounds and was credited with 31 steals. She recorded her fi rst career double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds against Tennessee State. As a senior, Mincy was second on the team with 243 rebounds for an average of 7.4 rpg. She also shot shot 44.9 percent from the fi eld and recorded 17 blocks. Mincy was named the University of Mississippi Female Athlete of the Year in 2007 and was named to the SEC honor roll in 2003 and 2006. “Jada was part of a special team at Ole Miss. Her experiences on that team are going to benefi t her in so many ways. She shares those experiences with our girls to help develop them into leaders and winners in all that they do.” The native of Memphis, Tn., earned her Bachelor of Science degree in 2007 and spent two years in pharmaceutical sales where she ranked in the top four percent as a sales representative.


SALLIE GUILLORYASSISTANT COACH

GUILLORY’s " le Sallie Guillory is in her third season as an assistant coach after spending eight years at Teurlings Catholic High in Lafayette, La. She is in charge of guard play, marketing and promotions as well as scouting, recruiting and fi lm editing. Guillory served

as Teurlings assistant coach from 2001-2006 under present Cowgirl associate head coach Garry Brodhead. Guillory became the head coach at Teurlings in 2007 after Brodhead came to McNeese. “What a blessing it has been to have Sallie on board. She was ready to make the step to this level. She has become a major asset in a short time,” said Williams. Guillory helped Teurlings to four district championships, three semifi nals and a state runner-up as an assistant. As head coach, Guillory led Teurlings to two district, bi-district and regional fi nalist from 2007-2009. Guillory was also named the District 5-4A Coach of the Year both seasons. She served as the Acadiana Stars AAU coach from 2001-2009 and was named the Louisiana AAU state championship coach in 2005 and 2006. Guillory spent time as the assistant track coach where she helped Teurlings to district titles in the girls javelin, 1600 and 3200 run, boys discus, shot put, 1600 and 3200 run in 2008. She helped produce the 2008 boys state shot put champion. In 2009, Guillory coached the district 5-4A girls 3200 run championship team. A native of Lafayette, La. and a 2005 graduate of Louisiana-Lafayette and 2001 graduate of Lafayette High, was a four year letterwinner in basketball and softball. Guillory was an all-district selection in both sports her senior year.

HometownLafayette, LA

Alma MaterUL-Lafayette, 2005

Coaching ExperienceMcNeese State Assistant Coach (2009-present)Teurlings Catholic High Head Coach (2007-2009)Tuerlings Catholic High Assistant Coach (2001-2006)Acadiana Stars AAU Coach (8 yrs.)

Duties• Coaching guards• Recruiting• Scouting and fi lm editing• Marketing and promotions• Technology Coordinator

Highlights• Two time District 5-4A Coach of the Year• Two time Louisiana AAU Coach of the Year• Two district titles• Two bi-district titles• two regional fi nals


STUDENT MANAGERS

Brian Benoit and Tyler Williams provide the play-by-play for all Cowgirl games this season. Listen to all Cowgirl games on KJEF (1290 AM) radio.

Conceita CutrerFirst Season

Rob LihalakhaFirst Season

TaShee HardenFirst Season

VOICE OF THE COWGIRLS

Brian Benoit (left) and Tyler Williams (right) at courtside for the Cowgirls



2010-2011 COWGIRL ROSTER

By HeightNumerical RosterNo. Name Ht. Pos. Cl.Exp. Hometown/Previous School1 Ne’Aisha Anderson 5-7 G Sr.-3VL Jackson, MS/ Jim Hill HS5 Jordan Hines 5-6 G Jr.-TRF Tulsa, OK/ Independence CC)#10 Ashlyn Baggett 5-6 G So.-1VL Iota, LA/Iota HS#11 Caitlyn Baggett 5-6 G So.-1VL Iota, LA/Iota HS12 Alaina Verdin 5-9 G Fr.-HS Houma, LA/Terrebonne HS#13 Liz Kingham 6-0 C Fr.-RS Grand Lake, LA/Grand Lake HS21 Kendra Wells 5-11 F Jr.-2VL Port Allen, LA/Scotlandville HS22 Raiyawna Gatlin 5-6 G Jr.-2VL Shreveport, LA/Southwood HS25 Candace LaCombe 5-11 G Jr.-1VL Iota, LA/LSU-Eunice32 Ja’Niqua Kendrix 6-1 F Jr.-2VL Monroe, LA./Neville HS33 Adrienne Minor 6-3 C So.-1VL Beaumont, TX./Ozen HS34 Martika Hull 5-11 F Jr.-TRF Meridian, MS/ East Mississippi CC44 Kiara Johnson 6-1 F Sr.-3VL Monroe, LA/Carroll HS45 NeTanya Jones 6-4 C Fr.-HS Oakdale, LA/ Oakdale HS

#- Spent the 2009-10 season as a redshirt

Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Ht. Pos. Cl.Exp. Hometown/Previous School1 Ne’Aisha Anderson 5-7 G Sr.-3VL Jackson, MS/Jim Hill HS10 Ashlyn Baggett 5-6 G So.-1VL Iota, LA/Iota HS11 Caitlyn Baggett 5-6 G So.-1VL Iota, LA/Iota HS22 Raiyawna Gatlin 5-6 G Jr.-2VL Shreveport, LA./Southwood HS5 Jordan Hines 5-6 G Jr.-TRF Tulsa, OK/Independence CC34 Martika Hull 5-11 F Jr.-TRF Meridian, MS/East Mississippi CC44 Kiara Johnson 6-1 F Sr.-3VL Monroe, LA/Carroll HS45 NeTanya Jones 6-4 C Fr.-HS Oakdale, LA/Oakdale HS32 Ja’Niqua Kendrix 6-1 F Jr.-2VL Monroe, LA./Neville HS13 Liz Kingham 6-0 F Fr.-RS Grand Lake, LA/Grand Lake HS25 Candace LaCombe 5-11 G Jr.-1VL Iota, LA/LSU-Enice33 Adrienne Minor 6-3 C So.-1VL Beaumont, TX./Ozen HS12 Alaina Verdin 5-9 G Fr.-HS Houma, LA/Terrebonne HS21 Kendra Wells 5-11 F Jr.-2VL Port Allen, LA./Scottlandville HS

HEAD COACH: Brooks Donald Williams (Mississippi State, 2000)ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Garry Brodhead (UL-Lafayette, 1980)ASSISTANT COACH: Jada Mincy (Ole Miss, 2007)ASSISTANT COACH: Sallie Guillory (UL-Lafayette, 2005)STUDENT MANAGERS: Conceita Cutrer, Rob Lihalakha, TaShee HardenTRAINER: Ngan ChungSTUDENT TRAINER: Ariel Greene

NeTanya Jones

Adrienne Minor

Ja’Niqua KendrixKiara Johnson Liz Kingham

Kendra WellsCandace LaCombeMartika Hull

Alaina Verdin

Ne’Aisha Anderson

Jordan HinesAshlyn BaggettCaitlyn BaggettRaiyawna Gatlin

6’4”

6’3”

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6’0”

5’11”

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5’9”

5’8”

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5’6”

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5’3”

Say It...NE’AISHA Anderson knee-ay-shuhAshlyn/Caitlyn BAGGETT bag-itALAINA VERDIN uh-lay-nuh ver-doneLiz KINGHAM king-umRAIYAWNA Gatlin ray-yon-uhCandace LACOMBE luh-combADRIENNE Minor ay-dree-unMARTIKA Hull mar-tee-kuhJANIQUA Kendrix juh-knee-qwuhKIARA Johnson key-air-uhNETANYA Jones nuh-tan-yuhRob LIHALAKHA luh-hah-luh-kuh

By State...

Louisiana (10): Ashlyn Baggett, Caitlyn Baggett, Raiyawna Gatlin, Kiara Johnson, NeTanya Jones, Ja’Niqua Kendrix, Liz Kingham, Candace laCombe, Alaina Verdin, Kendra WellsMississippi (2): Ne’Aisha Anderson, Martika HullOklahoma (1): Jordan Hines Texas (1): Adrienne Minor

By Class...

Freshmen (3): Alaina Verdin, Liz Kingham, NeTanya JonesSophomores (3): Ashlyn Baggett, Caitlyn Baggett, Adrienne MinorJuniors (6): Jordan Hines, Kendra Wells, Raiyawna Gatlin, Candace LaCombe, Ja’Niqua Kendrix, Martika HullSeniors (2): Ne’Aisha Anderson, Kiara Johnson



Member of Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and TAR (Teachers Are Readers) ...member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Leadership Team.

M e m be r of S t ude nt - A t hl e t e A dvi s or y C om m i t t e e ( S A A C ) a nd TA R ( Te a c he r s A r e R e a de r s ) ...m e m be r ( S A A C ) a nd TA R ( Te a c he r s A r e R e a de r s ) ...m e m be r of F e l l ow s hi p of C hr i s t i a n A t hl e t e s L e a de r s hi p Te a m .

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High School: attended Carroll High where she led her team with 24.3 ppg., 15.0 rpg., 6.0 steals and 4.0 blocks per game...team MVP...four time all-district...two time all-state...News Star World “Player of the Year...academic All-American honors.

Born: June 30, 1989...daughter of Stanley Jackson and Shanda Johnson...Major: Early Childhood Education

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 29/28 153 314 48.7 0 0 .000 67 100 67.0 118 84 202 7.0 7 61 5 50 105 7 786/27.1 373 12.9 2009 27/2 32 80 40.0 0 0 .000 28 47 59.6 46 67 113 4.2 6 16 3 22 51 0 433/16.0 92 3.42008 25/2 28 62 45.2 0 0 .000 18 37 48.6 25 35 60 2.4 3 9 9 19 55 2 350/14.0 74 3.0TOT. 81/32 213 456 46.7 0 0 .000 113 184 61.4 189 186 375 4.6 16 86 17 91 211 9 1569/19.4 539 6.7

All FG 3 Pt. FG FT’S REBOUNDS

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATS

2007-08 (Freshman): averaged 3.0 ppg. and 2.4 rpg...shot 45.2 percent from the fi eld...tied for second on the team with nine blocks...scored a career high 11 points against Cincinnati.

2009-10 (Junior): played in 29 games, started in 28...led the team and ranked second in the SLC with a 48.7 fi eld goal percent and 4.1 offensive rebounds per game...second on the team in scoring with 12.9 ppg...scored in double fi gures in 21 games and grabbed ten or more rebounds in seven games...led the team in scoring 12 times and rebounds nine times...scored a career high 25 points against Houston Baptist and six steals against UL-Monroe...All-SLC honorable mention...received the SLC’s Steve McCarty Citizenship Award.

2008-09 (Sophomore): played in 27 games and started in two...averaged 3.4 ppg., and 4.2 rpg...tied for third on the team with a 40.0 fi eld goal percent...averaged 4.3 ppg. and 4.8 rpg. in SLC games...scored in double fi gures once and grabbed double fi gure rebounds twice...grabbed a career high 11 rebounds against Sam Houston State.

Kiara Johnson6-1 • Sr. • ForwardMonroe, LA. (Carroll High)

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CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 25 vs. Houston Baptist (‘09-10; Rebounds: 14 vs. Lamar “09-10); FGs: 10 vs. Houston Baptist (‘09-10) ; FGs Att.: 21 vs. La. Tech (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs: none ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: none ; FTs: 8 vs. Samford (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 10 vs. Southeastern La. (‘09-10); Assists: 2 vs Central Arkansas (‘08-09); Steals: 6 vs. several; Blocked Shots: 2 vs. several

“I am a member of a team, and I rely on the team, I defer to it and sacrifi ce for it, because the team, not the individual, is the ultimate champion.”

Johnson and Steve McCarty

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Born: Feb. 3, 1989...daughter of Marcus and Libby Anderson...Major: Mass Communication

2007-08 (Freshman): played in 12 games and started in fi ve...averaged 8.6 ppg. and 2.3 rpg...scored in double fi gures fi ve times...named to the Xavier all-tournament team.

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 27/5 28 126 .222 24 104 .231 4 6 .667 5 10 15 0.6 12 27 0 7 30 1 319/11.8 84 3.1 2009 23/8 21 62 .339 12 46 .261 2 3 .667 8 5 13 0.6 17 19 0 7 20 0 237/10.3 56 2.42008 12/5 32 102 .314 26 75 .347 13 17 .765 8 20 28 2.3 7 18 1 12 6 0 278/23.2 103 8.6 TOT. 62/18 81 290 .279 62 225 .276 19 26 .731 21 35 56 0.9 36 64 1 26 56 1 834/13.5 243 3.9


ANDERSON’S CAREER STATS

2009-10 (Junior): played in 27 games and earned fi ve starts...averaged 3.1 ppg., and 0.6 rpg...second on the team in three-point attempts (104) and three-pointers made (24)...scored in double fi gures twice including a season high 12 against Centenary...tied her career high with three assists at Tulane. 2008-09 (Sophomore): played in 23 games and started in eight...averaged 2.4 ppg. and 3.2 in SLC play...shot 66.7 percent from three-point range...scored a career high 18 points against Southeastern La....made a career high seven fi eld goals against Southeastern La...led the in scoring once.

Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

High School: attended Jim Hill High School where she avraged 20 ppg...led her team in scoring her senior season...scored a career high 32 points...second team all-Metro...McDonald’s All-American nominee...honor roll.

Ne’Aisha Anderson

5-7 • Sr. • Guard

Jackson, MS. (Jim Hill High)1

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 18 vs. SE La. (08-09); Rebounds: 5 vs. several; FGs: 7 vs. SE La. (08-09) ; FGs Att.: 15 vs. Cincinnati (07-08) ; 3-pt. FGs: 5 vs. Cincinnati (‘07-08) ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 11 vs. Paul Quinn (‘09-10) ; FTs: 5 vs. Cincinnati (‘07-08); FTs Att.: 7 vs. Texas Southern (‘07-08); Assists: 3 vs several; Steals: 3 vs. several; Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Texas Southern (‘07-08)

“Once a task has begun never leave leave it until it is done, be the labor great or small do it well or not at all.”


High School: attended Scotlandville High where she was a four year starter…averaged 24.5 ppg.,, 8.0 rpg., 5.0 apg. And 4.0 spg. Her senior season…helped Scotlandville to the 6-5A bi-district championship during the 2006-07 season…four time all-district, two time all-state…three time district MVP…team defensive MVP (4 yrs.)…member of volleyball (3 yrs.), softball and track teams (high jump)...fi rst Scottlandville High female athlete to be named to the 5A all-state team (2008)...Louisiana High School All-Star game participant…Honor Roll.

Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Born: August 30, 1990…daughter of Kenneth Minor and Gwendlyn M. Wells-Jackson…Major: Health and Human Performance

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 29/29 142 400 .355 19 84 .226 101 159 .635 65 163 228 7.9 71 106 6 54 69 1 976/33.7 404 13.92009 30/12 91 251 .363 12 47 .255 66 99 .667 78 136 214 7.1 40 44 2 31 54 1 754/25.1 260 8.7TOT. 59/41 233 651 .358 31 131 .237 167 258 .647 143 299 442 7.5 111 150 8 85 123 2 1730/29.3 664 11.3


WELLS’ CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 31 vs. Sam Houston State (‘09-10); Rebounds: 18 vs. Sam Houston St. (‘08-09); FGs: 13 vs. Sam Houston St. (‘09-10) ; FGs Att.: 27 vs. Sam Houston St. (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs: 3 vs. several ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 8 vs. UT-Arlington (‘09-10) ; FTs: 10 vs. UL-Lafayette (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 10 vs. several; Assists: 7 vs several; Steals: 5 vs. Centenary (‘09-10); Blocked Shots: 1 vs. several

2009-10 (Sophomore): led the team in scoring (13.9 ppg.), rebounds (7.9 rpg.), assists (2.4) and steals (1.9)...ranked third in the SLC with 5.6 defensive rebounds per game, ninth in scoring, tied for fi fth in rebounds and tied for ninth in steals...scored in double fi gures in 21 games and grabbed 10 or more rebounds in nine games...scored a career high 31 points against Sam Houston State...seven double-doubles...led the team in rebounds 11 times and scoring nine times...All-Louisiana honorable mention.

2008-09 (Freshman): played in 30 games and started in 12...led the team with 7.1 rpg...second on the team with 1.0 steals per game...third on the team in scoring with 8.7 ppg....scored in double fi gures in 10 games and recorded double fi gure rebounds in fi ve games...only player to record double-doubles in the season with four...was the game’s leading scorer four times.

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Port Allen, LA. (Scotlandville High)

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.”


Born: April 25, 1990…daughter of Reynard and Danyelle Scroggins…Major: Biology

High School: attended Southwood High where she helped her team to two state championship titles…averaged 12.1 ppg., 4.3 rpg. and shot 59 percent from the fi eld…scored a season high 22 points twice as a senior…all-district, all-city and all-state…named to several all-tournament teams…2008 Class 5A state championship MVP…Louisiana High School All-Star game participant…Honor Roll…Honor Society

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 28/18 79 255 .310 0 2 .000 59 89 .663 45 40 85 2.9 45 71 0 25 80 1 638/22.0 217 7.52009 28/0 25 70 .357 0 0 .000 8 17 .471 16 25 41 1.5 9 23 1 8 45 0 305/10.9 58 2.1TOT. 57/18 104 325 .320 0 2 .000 67 106 .632 61 65 126 2.2 54 94 1 33 125 1 943/16.5 275 4.8


GATLIN’S CAREER STATS

2009-10 (Sophomore): played in 29 games and started in 18...third on the team in scoring with 7.5 ppg. and 1.6 assists per game...fourth on the team in steals...scored in double fi gures nine times including a career high 20 points at Northwestern State. 2008-09 (Freshman): played in 28 games...averaged 2.1 ppg. and 1.5 rpg...scored in double fi gures once...named to the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) All-America Team.

Raiyawna Gatlin

5-6 • Jr. • Guard

Shreveport, LA. (Southwood High)22

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 20 vs. Northwestern State (‘09-10); Rebounds: 5 vs. several; FGs: 7 vs. Sam Houston State (‘09-10) ; FGs Att.: 18 vs. Stephen F. Austin (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs: 1 vs. UTSA (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 1 vs. UTSA (‘09-10) ; FTs: 8 vs. Stephen F. Austin (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 9 vs. Stephen F. Austin (‘09-10); Assists: 6 vs Lamar (‘09-10); Steals: 3 vs. several; Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Centenary (‘08-09)

Member of the McNeese LAMP program....fi nished in the top of her class with a 4.0 in the LAMP program in 2009...member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Pre-Med...Pre-Dent Society...SAAC Member

B or n :D a nye l l e S c r oggi ns …

S t a r ga m e pa r t i c i pa nt …H onor R ol l …H onor S oc i e t y“There’s always somebody saying you can’t do it, and those people have to be ignored.”

Bill Cartwright


High School: Prepped at Neville High where she averaged 17.5 ppg., 10.3 rpg., 4.2 spg., and 2.3 apg…district champs (2004-05)…four time all-district…district MVP (2008)…three time all-state..three time All-Northeast Louisiana…Northeast Louisiana Player of the Year (2008)…Louisiana High School All-Star game participant…McDonald’s All-America Nominee…member of the volleyball and softball teams.

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Ja’Niqua Kendrix6-1 • Jr. • ForwardMonroe, LA. (Neville High)

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Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and its Leadership Team...was one of several FCA members to volunteer for post-hurricane clean-up as a part of Team FCA.

Born: July 24, 1990…daughter of Adell and Joyce Kendrix…Major: Health and Human Performance

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 28/18 65 157 .414 1 7 .143 32 47 .681 69 98 167 6.0 32 55 21 34 81 6 550/19.6 163 5.8 2009 30/19 36 107 .336 0 1 .000 15 26 .577 42 109 151 5.0 15 38 13 28 57 1 500/16.7 87 2.9TOT. 58/37 101 264 .383 1 8 .125 47 73 .644 111 207 318 5.5 47 93 34 62 138 7 1050/18.1 250 4.3

All FG 3 Pt. FG FT’S REBOUNDSKENDRIX’S CAREER STATS

2009-10 (Sophomore): played in 28 games, started in 18...led the Cowgirls with 21 blocks...ranked third on the team in rebounds with 6.0 per game...second on the team with 2.5 offensive rebounds and a 41.4 fi eld goal shooting percent...third on the team in steals with 1.2 per game...recorded her fi rst career double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds against Paul Quinn...scored in double fi gures in four games and grabbed 10 or more rebounds in three games...led the team in rebounding three times.

2008-09 (Freshman): played in 30 games and started in 19...averaged 2.9 ppg...second on the team 5.0 rpg...led the team with 13 blocks...fourth on the team with 28 steals...recorded double fi gure rebounds three times...grabbed a career high 17 rebounds against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 13 vs. Central Arkansas (‘09-10); Rebounds: 17 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (‘08-09); FGs: 5 vs. several ; FGs Att.: 11 vs. Paul Quinn (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs: none ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 2 vs. Tulane (‘09-10) ; FTs: 5 vs. Central Arkansas (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 5 vs. several; Assists: 3 vs several; Steals: 4 vs. Texas State (‘09-10); Blocked Shots: 3 vs. several

“I am able to do all things through Him who strenghthens me.”

Philippians 4:13


Candace LaCombe

5-11 • Jr. • Guard

Iota, LA. (LSU-Eunice)25

2009-10 (Sophomore): played in 19 games and started in eight...missed the fi rst 10 games due to an injury...third on the team in scoring with 9.6 ppg...led the team in three-point attempts and three-pointers made...made a game high fi ve three-pointers against Norfolk State...scored in double fi gures nine times and led the Cowgirls in scoring six times...scored a career high 24 points against Texas State.

Pre-McNeese: spent the 2008-09 season at LSU-Eunice..set three different NJCAA Division II records...set the all-time career mark for consecutive free throws made with 52 straight...her 21 for 21 free throws made against Glendale (Ariz.) set the record for most free throws made in a game...the 21 free throws attempted set a record for free throw attempts in a game...ranked nationally in several categories including leading the nation in free throw percent...ranked 10th in scoring and 38th in three-point fi eld goal percent...shot 36 percent from the fi eld and led LSUE with 86 three-pointers.

High School: attended Iota High where she was a three time all-district selection...four time all-parish...all-state her junior season...member of two state championship teams.

Born: April 25, 1990…daughter of Richard and Judith LaCombe…Major: Health and Human Performance

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 19/8 57 200 .285 47 155 .303 21 31 .677 13 41 54 2.8 22 37 4 23 35 1 502/26.4 182 9.6TOT. 19/8 57 200 .285 47 155 .303 21 31 ,677 13 41 54 2.8 22 37 4 23 35 1 502/26.4 182 9.6

All FG 3 Pt. FG FT’S REBOUNDSLACOMBE’S CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 24 vs. Texas State (‘09-10); Rebounds: 6 vs. Central Arkansas (‘09-10); FGs: 7 vs. Texas State (‘09-10) ; FGs Att.: 18 vs. Texas State (‘09-10); 3-pt. FGs: 5 vs. several ; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 16 vs. UT-Arlington (‘09-10); FTs: 5 vs. Texas State (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 10 vs. Texas State (‘09-10); Assists: 5 vs. Norfolk State (’09-10); Steals: 4 vs. Norfolk State (‘09-10); Blocked Shots: 1 vs. UTSA 9’09-10)

t hr e e t i m e a l l - di s t r i c t s e l e c t i on...f our t i m e a l l - pa r i s h...a l l - s t a t e he r j uni or s e a s on...m e m be r of t w o s t a t e c ha m pi ons hi p t e a m s .

B or n :L a C om be …

“Winning isn’t everything, but wanting wanting to win is.”

Vince Lombardi


Jordan Hines5-6 • Jr. • GuardTulsa, OK. (Independence CC)

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Pre-McNeese: transfer from Independence Community College (Kansas) where she helped her team to a 22-9 overall record as a sophomore...averaged 5.0 ppg. and 7.5 apg...ranked fi rst in assists in the Jayhawk Conference and in the Women’s VI Region

High School: attended Jenks High (Oklahoma) where she was a three year letterwinner...member of the state runners-up team as a junior.

Born: July 31, 1990…daughter of Traci and Shelton Hines…Major: Psychology

“ Jordan is an incredible point guard, she gets the job done. She can run an offense and run a team, and she has proven that in an extremely tough league in junior college. We have been missing leadership, direction and production on the court from this position and I believe she can give us all of those things.” Head Coach Brooks Williams

GETTING TO KNOW JORDAN...

Hobbies: watching movies, listening to music and dancing

If a movie was made about me, I would want this actress to play me: Jennifer Lopez

The most infl uential person in my life has

been: my mom

FAVORITES:

cable channel (besides ESPN): Nickelodeon

magazine: People

pro team: Boston Celtics

ice cream: Chocolate Chip

pre-game ritual: lots of music

“I’ve always believed that if you put in the work, the results will come.”

Michael Jordan


Martika Hull

5-11 • Jr. • Forward

Meridian, MS. (East Mississippi CC)34

Pre-McNeese: transfer from East Mississippi Community College...averaged 15.5 ppg., 8.8 rpg, 2.3 steals per game and shot 57.0 percent from the fi eld as a sophomore...in her freshman season, she led her team to the Junior College National Tournament...named to the Region 23 All-Tournament team...member of the North Division Champs (2008-09) and Region 23 Championship team....two time MACJC All-North First Team...participated in the MACJC All-Star game.High School: attended Southeast Lauderdale High (Meridian, MS.) where she was a four time All-Division, All-South and All-State...two time All-Star selection...three time Clarion Ledger Honorable Mention...member of the 2006 and 2008 state championship team.Born: April 21, 1990…daughter of Dorothy and William Hull…Major: Early Childhood Education

“ Martika is an athlete! She can get up and get a rebound. She can run the fl oor extremely well and she can play. She has gained so much experience at East and we are excited about her coming in right away and helping our team move forward. She gives us more athleticism at the forward position and on the fl oor. She will be a huge asset to our team.”

GETTING TO KNOW MARTIKA...

Hobbies: Talking on the phone, sleeping

If a movie was made about me, I would want this actress to play me: Lisa Raye


been: my mom

If I had to cook my own meals, I would sur-vive on: Chicken and Rice

FAVORITES:

cable channel (besides ESPN): Lifetime

pro team: Boston Celtics

ice cream: Vanilla“Life is not meant to be easy, but take courage and it can be delightful.”


YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2009 29/17 102 270 .378 55 141 .390 52 68 .765 10 61 71 2.4 64 67 3 23 64 1 766/26.4 311 10.72010 spent the season as a redshirt TOT. 29/17 102 270 .378 55 141 .390 52 68 .765 10 61 71 2.4 64 67 3 23 64 1 766/26.4 311 10.7


BAGGETT’S CAREER STATS

Ashyn Baggett5-6 • So. • GuardIota, LA. (Iota High)

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CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 22 vs. Central Arkansas (‘08-09); Rebounds: 5 vs. several; FGs: 9 vs. Central Arkansas (‘08-09) ; FGs Att.: 18 vs. UNO (‘08-09) ; 3-pt. FGs: 5 vs. several; 3-pt. FGs Att.: 12 vs. UNO; FTs: 10 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (‘08-09) ; FTs Att.: 13 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (‘08-09); Assists: 6 vs La. Tech (‘08-09); Steals: 3 vs. several; Blocked Shots: 1 vs. several

Born: January 16, 1990…daughter of Stan and Cheri Baggett…Major: Nursing

2009-10: spent the season as a redshirt2008-09 (Freshman): led the team with a 39.0 three-point fi eld goal percent...second on the team in scoring 10.7 ppg...scored a game high 25 points against Central Arkansas.High School: Attended Iota High where she averaged 18.5 ppg., 5.7 rpg…dished out 5.4 assists and 4.8 steals per game…scored 2,684 career points, 510 steals and 588 as-sists…helped Iota to a No. 9 ranking by USA Today and No. 16 in Sports Illustrated…member of the 2006-07 state championship team that was undefeated at 43-0…mem-ber of 2007-08 state championship team…member of the Sweet Sixteen semifi nal team (2005)…Sweet Sixteen all-tournament...four-time all district, all-state and all-parish…3A district MVP her senior season…Louisiana High School All-Star game participant…member of the volleyball and track teams…all-district in volleyball and state fi nalist as a pole vaulter…ran the quarter-mile and was a hurdler…Beta Club…Honors Program.

Father (Stan), grandfather (Richard), uncle (Ray) and great uncle (Charles) are former McNeese State athletes

“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”


Caitlyn Baggett

5-6 • So. • Guard

Iota, LA. (Iota High)11

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2009 30/11 66 201 .328 19 66 .288 102 135 .756 8 73 81 2.7 74 67 1 30 78 2 671/22.4 253 8.4 2010 spent the season as a redshirtTOT. 30/11 66 201 .328 19 66 .288 102 135 .756 8 73 81 2.7 74 67 1 30 78 2 671/22.4 253 8.4


BAGGETT’S CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 5 vs. UNO (‘08-09); Rebounds: 6 vs. UNO (‘08-09); FGs: 2 vs. Nicholls (‘08-09) ; FGs Att.: 3 vs. Nicholls (‘08-09) ; 3-pt. FGs: none; 3-pt. FGs Att.: none; FTs: 3 vs. UNO (‘08-09) ; FTs Att.: 3 vs. UNO (‘08-09); Assists: 1 vs Nicholls (‘08-09); Steals: 1 vs. UNO (‘08-09); Blocked Shots: none

Born: January 16, 1990…daughter of Stan and Cheri Baggett…Major: Physical Therapy

Father (Stan), grandfather (Richard), uncle (Ray) and great uncle (Charles) are former McNeese State athletes.

2009-10: spent the season as a redshirt2008-09 (Freshman): led the team with 74 assists (2.4 per game)...fourth on the team in scoring with 8.4 ppg...scored a career high 22 points against Arkansas-Monticello.High School: Attended Iota High where she averaged 18.9 ppg., 5.9 rpg…dished out 5.5 assists and 4.8 steals per game…scored 2,681 career points, 677 steals and 792 assists…helped Iota to a No. 9 ranking by USA Today and No. 16 in Sports Illustrated…member of the 2006-07 state championship team that was undefeated at 43-0…member of the 2007-08 state championship team…member of the Sweet Sixteen semifi nal team (2005)…Sweet Sixteen all-tournament…four-time all district, all-state and all-parish…2008 Class 3A State Championship MVP…Louisiana High School All-Star game participant…member of the volleyball and track teams…all-district in volleyball and state fi nalist as a pole vaulter…ran the quarter-mile and was a hurdler…Beta Club…Honors Program.

“Pain is weakness leaving the body.”


High School: Attended Ozen High where she averaged a double-double (13.0 ppg., 10.0 rpg.) as a junior…all-district...Magna Cum Laude…National Honor Society.

Other: Brother Deron is a member of McNeese’s football team

Born: March 18, 1990…daughter of Rev. Durward and Angela Minor II…Major: Education

Member of Fellowhip of Christian Athletes...member of FCA Leadership Team

2009-10 (Freshman): played in 28 games and started in three...earned her fi rst career start against Central Arkansas...led the team with a 69.2 free throw percent...recorded her fi rst career double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds against Texas College...led the team in rebounds twice.

2008-09: spent the season as a redshirt after suffering an injury in an exhibition game.

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 28/3 25 69 .362 0 0 .000 18 26 .692 33 48 81 2.9 7 26 2 13 60 0 278/9.9 68 2.42009 spent the season as a redshirt TOT. 28/3 25 69 .362 0 0 .000 18 26 .692 33 48 81 2.9 7 26 2 13 60 0 278.9.9 68 2.4

All FG 3 Pt. FG FT’S REBOUNDSMINORS’ CAREER STATS

Adrienne Minor6-3 • So. • CenterBeaumont, TX. (Ozen High)

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CAREER HIGH’SPoints: 10 vs. Texas College (‘09-10); Rebounds: 11 vs. Texas College (‘09-10); FGs: 5 vs. Texas College (‘09-10) ; FGs Att.: 11 vs. Lamar (‘09-10) ; 3-pt. FGs: none; 3-pt. FGs Att.: none; FTs: 5 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (‘09-10) ; FTs Att.: 6 vs. several; Assists: 2 vs Nicholls (‘09-10); Steals: 2 vs. several; Blocked Shots: 1 vs. several

“Don’t let your failures go to your heart, and don’t let your victories go to your head.”


2009-10: spent the season as a redshirt

High School: attended Grand Lake High where she averaged 22.0 ppg., 9.0 rpg. and four assists her senior season...averaged 18.0 ppg., 8.0 rpg and four assists her junior season...two time fi rst team all-district...two-time all-state...team MVP her senior season...fi rst team Southwest Louisiana small schools...participated in LHSAA all-star game...helped her team to the quarterfi nals her junior and senior years...played for Domino’s AAU Organization...member of the U16 AAU National Championship team.

Born: July 24, 1991…daughter of Danny and Anita Kingham…Major: Radiology

Liz Kingham

6-0 • Fr. • Forward

Grand Lake, LA. (Grand Lake High)13

YEAR GP/GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Avg. A TO Blk St. PF D Min/Avg. Pts. Avg. 2010 spent the season as a redshirt


KINGHAM’S CAREER STATS

“Altius ibunt qui as summa nituntur.”

It means, they will rise highest who strive for the highest places.


Alaina Verdin5-9 • Fr. • GuardHouma, LA. (Terrebonne High)

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High School: attended Terrebonne High where she averaged 22 ppg., 5.9 rpg., 3.9 blocks and assists...scored over 2,000 points throughout her career...four time All-District...two time district MVP...two time All-State...two time All-Region...participated in the Louisiana High School Coaches Association All-Star game.

Born: June 24, 1992…daughter of Rayetta Robertson…Major: Health and Human Performance

“ Alaina is an extremely athletic scoring guard who has the ability to pass and create scoring opportunities for others. She is a versatile score who can do it all. She can shoot the three, get to the rim and knock down the mid-range jumper” Head Coach Brooks Williams

GETTING TO KNOW ALAINA...

Hobbies: basketball, sleeping, texting

If I could bring one thing from my hometown to Lake Charles, it would be: my family


been: my mom

If I had to cook my own meals, I would survive on: Mac & Cheese

FAVORITES:

cable channel (besides ESPN): TNT

pro team: Miami Heat

ice cream: Cookies and Cream

pre-game ritual: musicp re - gam e r i t u al :“Don’t make excuses, make adjustments.”


NeTanya Jones

6-4 • Fr. • Center

Oakdale, LA. (Oakdale High)45

High School: attended Oakdale High where she was a four year letterwinner...averaged 19 ppg. and 13.6 rpg. as a senior...set a school game record by scoring 39 points her junior year and led her team to their fi rst Top 28 appearance in school history...named to the All-District, All-State and All-Central Louisiana teams...member of the 2010 District Championship team and the 2009 State Finalist team...2008 state qualifi er in the shot put and discus.

Born: July 14, 1992...daughter of Clifton and Pearl Jones...Major: Accounting

“ We are thrilled to add another outstanding young lady and student-athlete from Louisiana. NeTanya has improved so much in the last several years. She has excellent hands and is a dominant force in the paint. Her work ethic and her passion for the game is continuing to enhance her skills every single day.” Head Coach Brooks Williams

GETTING TO KNOW NETANYA...

Hobbies: riding horses and four wheelers, cooking outdoors

If I could bring one thing from my hometown to Lake Charles, it would be: my horses


been: my mother

If I had to cook my own meals, I would survive on: Cajun Sauces

FAVORITES:

cable channel (besides ESPN): USA

pro team: New Orleans Saints

ice cream: homemade vanilla

“Every good and perfect gift comes from above.”

James 1:17




The state of Louisiana is conveniently organized into fi ve distinct regions (Greater New Orleans, Cajun Country, Plantation Country, Crossroads, Sportsman's Paradise), each offering a different experience. It’s part of the cultural geography that makes this a great place to live. Louisiana is one of the nation's largest producers of cotton, sugarcane, rice, sweet potatoes and pecans. The state is also a major producer of soybeans and corn. The biggest land-based industry in the state is forestry, with an economic impact from paper-making and wood products greater than all other crops combined. Poultry is the largest livestock industry, followed by dairy and beef cattle. Louisiana is also the nation's largest producer of alligator hides and crawfi sh. Louisiana's approximately 3,650 manufacturing units employ some 190,000 wage and salary workers whose annual earnings are $1.9 billion. The state annually produces nearly fi ve billion dollars worth of products, including petroleum, chemicals, plastics, clothing, wood products, industrial alcohol, wallboard, cement, seafood, glass, drugs and many more. Louisiana has a semi-tropical climate. Variations in daily temperature are determined by distances from the Gulf of Mexico and, to a lesser degree, by

differences in elevation. The average annual temperature for the state as a whole is 67.4. January is the coldest month (average 50.7), and July and August the warmest (average 82). Snow is rare in southern Louisiana, but occasionally falls are recorded in the northern parts of the state. Average annual rainfall is 55.45 inches.

STATE OF LOUISIANA

The state capitol building, located in Baton Rouge, is the tallest capitol building in the nation at 34 stories.

Quick FactsNickname: The Pelican StateAdmitted to Union: April 30, 1812State Colors: Gold, White, BlueState Bird: Brown PelicanState Dog: Catahoula LeopardState Tree: Bald CypressState Flower: Magnolia


LAKE CHARLES The fi rst people to settle the lake were Mr. and Mrs. LeBleu of Bordeaux, France. They arrived in 1781 and secured their home six

miles east of the present site of Lake Charles, living in peaceful coexistence with several tribes of Indians. This area originally settled by the LeBleu's is now known as LeBleu Settlement. Other pioneers quickly ventured to Lake Charles. Among them was Charles Sallier who married LeBleu's daughter, Catherine. The Sallier's built their home on the lake, in the area now known as Lake Charles. After Charles Sallier built his home in this area, the lake became known as Charlie's Lake. By 1860 this area was being called "Charleston" or "Charles Town." Settlers at the turn of the century acquired property from the Indians or they homesteaded the Rio Hondo lands. The Rio Hondo which fl owed through Lake Charles was later called Quelqueshue, an Indian term meaning "Crying Eagle" and still later Calcasieu. Little is known of these early residents except that they were a mixture of English, French, Spanish and Dutch. On March 7, 1861, Lake Charles was incorporated as the town of Charleston, Louisiana. The growth of the city was fairly slow until Captain Daniel Goos came in 1855. He established a lumber mill and schooner dock, now Goosport, and promoted a profi table trade with Texas and Mexican ports by sending his schooner down-river into the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the wood which built the city came from Goos' mill. Until the arrival of Goos, Jacob Ryan dominated the lumber industry. Ryan convinced the state government to move the parish seat to Lake Charles. Later that year, Ryan and Samuel Kirby transferred the parish courthouse and jail to Lake Charles, at that time called Charleston. Six years after the city was incorporated, dissatisfaction over the name Charleston arose. On March 16, 1867, Charleston, Louisiana, was incorporated into the town of Lake Charles.

Quick Facts

Population: 71,757Square Miles: 43.105Square Acres: 27,587Distance From Major CitiesAtlanta: 670.2 milesBaton Rouge: 129.4 milesDallas: 358.8 milesHouston: 142.8 milesNew Orleans: 205.2 miles

The City of Lake Charles is conveniently located on Interstate-10 between Houston, Tx. and New Orleans, La. Our sandy beaches are nestled on the Calcasieu River just 30 miles upstream from the Gulf of Mexico. Lake Charles is connected to the Gulf by means of a deep-water ship channel and is the seat and port of entry of Calcasieu Parish. It is no mystery why Lake Charles and Southwest Louisiana are referred to as the "Festival Capital of Louisiana." With more than 75 fairs, festivals and special events each year, our area has celebrations down to an art form - complete with food, music, lights and laughter. Contraband Days is one of Louisiana’s largest festivals and the City of Lake Charles' oldest festival. Contraband Days is a 12-day festival/carnival extravaganza fi lled with savory cajun food, family fun and festivities, and is attended by over 200,000 people annually. Each year during the fi rst two weeks in May the city offi cially celebrates the legend of the pirate Jean Lafi tte with its Contraband Days celebration. History tells us that Lafi tte and his band of pirates once sailed the area's waterways and are said to have buried Lafi tte's Contraband treasure somewhere in the vicinity of the lake. The festivities kick off every year with a pirate ship bombardment to "take control of the city" at the seawall of the Lake Charles Civic Center. A gang of rowdy and unruly buccaneers led by Jean Lafi tte himself overruns the blazing cannons of the local militia, raises their "Jolly Roger" fl ag, captures the Mayor and forces him - with swords drawn - to walk the plank into the swirling waters of the lake.


Dr. Philip C. WilliamsPresident In 1938, Louisiana founded McNeese State University, then known as the Lake

Charles Junior College, as a division of Louisiana State University. The opening session of the college began on September 11, 1939. The following fall, the school changed its name to John McNeese Junior College to honor John McNeese, a renowned South-west Louisiana educator and the fi rst superintendent of schools in Imperial Calcasieu Parish. In 1950 McNeese became a four-year college in its own right and came under the authority of the Louisiana Board of Education. Finally, in 1970, McNeese State University became the offi cial name of the school. The University provides opportunities for continuing education in support of its mission to value lifelong learning. As a member of the University of Louisiana System and a selective admissions institution, McNeese offers degrees through six academic colleges: Business, Education, Engineering and Technology, Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Science. McNeese’s student body comprises over 8,500 students from throughout Louisiana, the United States, and approximately 50 countries. McNeese’s athletic programs are NCAA-certifi ed for competition at I-AA and I-A levels. The soccer team won the school's fi rst ever conference tournament title and appeared in the NCAA Tournament in 2006. The McNeese State University campus in Lake Charles, Louisiana features 68 buildings on 500 acres dotted with live oak trees and azalea bushes. The McNeese community continues to use the three original structures - Kaufman Hall, Ralph O. Ward Memorial Gym (the Arena), and Francis G. Bulber Auditorium. Bulber Auditorium, a striking example of Art Deco architecture, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. McNeese State University upholds a long tradition of service to the Southwest Louisiana community and the nation. The University’s motto of “Excellence with a Personal Touch” extends beyond the classroom to offering help to others in times of need. During World War II, the campus was the headquarters of the Louisiana Maneuvers, an extensive military exercise to prepare American soldiers for battle. In 1957, the McNeese community gave aid and comfort to the victims of Hurricane Audrey and served as the National Guard’s base of rescue operations. McNeese provided shelter for New Orleans residents and university students fl eeing Hurricane Katrina in 2005. McNeese faced one of its greatest challenges when Hurricane Rita struck in the fall that same year. The storm caused devastating damage to campus facilities and infrastructure. The recovery effort after Hurricane Rita showed the community of Southwest Louisiana the high caliber of McNeese faculty, staff, and students in their commitment to complete the semester and move forward in support of the core values of academic excellence, student success, fi scal responsibility, and university/community alliances.

McNeese State UniversityDr. Philip C. Williams is the sixth president of McNeese State University. He attended public schools in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina and earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1974 as a Morehead Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, graduating with honors in history. He earned his law degree at the Columbia University School of Law in New York City, with a certifi cate of achievement with honors from the Parker Program in Foreign and International law. During the course of his legal profession, he practiced corporate law and served as administrative vice president and counsel for Sea World, Inc. In 1994, Dr. Williams returned to Chapel Hill to earn his Ph.D. in Health Policy and Administration. Prior to beginning his career in higher education, he served for one year as a post-doctoral research fellow at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. Most recently he was President at the University of Montevallo in Montevallo, Alabama.

•- McNeese has an enrollment of 8, 294. The university is located in Lake Charles, Louisiana, a city with a population of 80,000. •- McNeese is the fi rst public university in the state

to offer a concentration in Forensic Chemistry.•- McNeese now has seven Senior Fulbright Scholars in its faculty that have traveled to Greece, Finland, Moldova, Romania, Rwanda, China and Korea.•- The College of Nursing is nationally accredited by the National League of Nursing and continually has a high passing rate on the nursing licensing exam.•- The College of Business has an internship program which places students nationwide.


McNeese FactsLocation: Lake Charles, La.Founded: September, 1939Enrollment: 8,784Campus: 99-acre main campus, 402-acre MSU farm, a 65-acre athletic plant and student apartment complex, Louisiana Environmental Research Center and Burton Coliseum.Mascot: CowboysSchool Colors: Blue and Gold

"Excellence With A Personal Touch"

McNeese has been rated as one of the top schools in the nation for the individual attention students receive from MSU faculty in the College Catalog published by Newsweek. Other well-known names on that list are Harvard and Stanford Universities. At McNeese, almost 9,000 students can choose from more than 80 degree programs offered by the Colleges of Business, Education, Engineering and Technology, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Science, the Division of General and Basic Studies, and the Dore' School of Graduate Studies. There are students from 34 states and 49 countries that attend McNeese State University.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS* Accounting

* Finance* General Business Mgmt.

* Management* Marketing

BURTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

* Athletic Training* Business Education

* Early Childhood Education* Elementary Education

* Health and Human Performance* Psychology

* Special Education

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING &

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

* Engineering* Engineering Technology

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS* Art

* Art Education* Criminal Justice

* English*English Education

* Foreign Language Edu.* French

* Government* History

* Humanities* Liberal Studies

* Mass Communication* Music Education

* Musice Performance* Paralegal Studies

* Social Studies Education* Sociology* Spanish

* Speech Education* Theatre Arts

GENERAL AND BASIC STUDIES

* General Studies

COLLEGE OF NURSING* Nursing

(2 or 4 year program)

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE* Agricultural Education

* Agricultural Sciences* Biology EducationBiological Science

* Chemistry* Chemistry Education

* Clinical Laboratory Science* Computer Information

Technology* Computer Studies

* Environmental Science Edu.* Family and Cons. Science *

* Mathematics* Mathematics Education

* Natural Resource Conservation Management

* Physics* Radiological Sciences

John McNeese


Tommy McClelland is the seventh athletic director at McNeese State's 69 year history. He offi cially moved up from an interim position to full-time in the Spring of 2008 and on the occasion of his hire, McNeese President Dr. Robert Hebert said “Tommy is energetic, enthusiastic and a hard worker. We believe that he is the person to lead our athletics department as athletics director.” The Basile native and Northwestern State graduate, was quick out of the box. He formulated and drove home a two week travel plan that brought McNeese athletics to communities in Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana. And, he put together a "Partner with the Pokes" program for businesses. In the short time he has served as the athletic director, more than $2.5 million in

renovation and construction has been applied to the facilities with the turfi ng of Cowboy Stadium fi eld and the completion of the Hodges Street fi eld house. . The addition of seating and team area improvements at the soccer fi eld, covered seating behind home plate at the softball fi eld along with the renovation of the baseball facilities- fi eld, stands, dressing room, fi eldhouse was also completed. Following the 2009 football season, the construction of a new $8 million Jack Doland fi eldhouse will get underway. The department also conducted the most successful football season ticket campaign in school history in 2008, selling more than 8,000 season tickets. In the summer of 2008, McClelland was named as one of Southwest Louisiana's "Top 10 under 40" business leaders by the local magazine, the Times of Lake Charles. A native of Basile, McClelland is a graduate of Northwestern State where he was a football (H-back and deep snapper) and track (javelin) letterwinner. In high school at Basile High he earned all-state football honors and was the district's

defensive MVP his senior year. Prior to being named McNeese athletic director, he served the university as coordinator of athletic events, sales and marketing. McClelland, who holds both a bachelor and master degree from Northwestern State, was also a graduate assistant in the athletics department at Northwestern State and worked at the Southland Conference offi ce, assisting with championship events and securing corporate sponsorships.

Tommy McClelandAthletic Director

•- native of Basile, LA and former all-state football player•- football letterwinner, receiving undergraduate degree in General Studies and graduate degree in Sports Administration from Northwestern State•- graduate assistant at Northwestern State and assistant at the Southland Conference offi ce.•- one of the youngest athletic directors in the nation when named at McNeese State•- helped raise more than $2.5 million for renovation and construction of McNeese athletic facilities•- school record season football tickets sold in last three years•- named one of Southwest Louisiana’s Top 10 business leaders under the age of 40•- he and wife Jessica have a son

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The McClelland’sTommy, Jessica and Lawson


MICHELE MARTINAthletic Faculty Rep

LOUIS BONNETTESr. Associate AD/Sports Information

Louis Bonnette is the university’s senior associate athletic director in charge of sports information.

He is in his 45th year as the SID. A native of Pineville and a graduate of Louisiana Tech, he is also a past president (two terms) of the Louisiana Sports Writers Association and has been the recipient of the LSWA’s Mac Russo Award. He has received the Distinguished Service Award from the LSWA and has been inducted in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, in the sports journalism division. He is a member of the McNeese Hall of Fame which he founded and serves as its chairman and he was selected for the Southland Conference Hall of Honor. He was inducted into the CoSIDA Hall of Fame in 2009. He serves on CoSIDA’s academic all-American committee. Sons Michael (LSU) and Matthew (Northwestern State) are SIDs.

RYAN IVEYAssociate AD

Ryan Ivey is in his fourth season as the assistant athletic director i n c h a rg e of internal affairs. He handles game day operations, the day to day operations of the athletic department and scheduling. A native of Mayfi eld, Ky., he is a graduate of the University of Memphis where he also played football. He had previously served as Director of Operations at Memphis, coordinator of marketing and promotions at South Dakota and stadium operations with the Memphis Redbirds baseball team. He was a punter on the Memphis football team and played in the New Orleans Bowl and GMAC Bowl while also serving as team captain.

NATHAN FONTAINETicket Coordinator and Marketing Director

BRIDGET MARTINAssociate AD For Comliance/SWA

Bridget Martin is in her seventh year as the university’s associate athletic director and is in her 10th year as the coordinator of compliance for the

McNeese State athletics department. She also serves as the senior woman administrator for the university. A native of Lake Arthur, La., Martin had served as the McNeese women’s basketball coach before assuming her new role. During her 11 year coaching period, she served as head basketball coach for seven seasons and four seasons as co-head coach. She is a graduate of Louisiana Tech and coached St. Louis High (Lake Charles) to a state title in 1988-89. She serves on the NCAA compliance cabinet committee and various Southland Conference committees.

DEB KINGREYAthletics Academic Counselor

PAM MCGOUGHCoord. of Athletic Development

DANITA GREENAdministrative Assistant

Pam McGough is in her sixth year with the McNeese Athletic Foundation. She coordinates the cultivation

and solicitation of major gifts for athletic scholarships and individual athletic programs. A native of Vinton, La, she was raised in Lake Charles, graduating from McNeese with a bachelor’s degree in Marketing. McGough is an active member of the McNeese Alumni Association and served as

president during the 96-97 school year.

PAM LAFOSSEAssistant SID/WBB Contact

Pam LaFosse is now in her 23rd season as the assistant sports information director at McNeese State. She handles sports information

duties for all women’s sports as well as helping with football, men’s basketball and track and fi eld. She produces media guides, game programs and news releases for all women’s sports. A native of Gueydan, Louisiana, LaFosse is a graduate of McNeese State and is a former Cowgirl athlete, having been a four year letter winner in basketball from 1983-86. She is a member of the 1986 Southland Conference co-championship women’s basketball team.

Nathan Fontaine, joined the McNeese Athletic staff late this past summer. He’s had previous experience in ticket sales and marketing

with Arkansas, Sam Houston State and the University of Houston. He is a native of Pearland, Texas and a graduate of the University of Houston. He also holds a master degree in Business Administration from the university. He began his athletics career as a intern at the University of Houston.

Michele Martin serves as the chairman of the McNeese State faculty athletic committee. Martin is head of the university’s Department of Music.

Deb Kingrey is in her 17th year at McNeese State and her fi fth as the Academic Counselor for student-athletes. Kingrey spent 10 years working in the

Financial Aid offi ce and seven in the Allen Parish School system. The Tennessee native is a graduate of McNeese State University where she earned both her bachelor and master degrees.

SUPPORT STAFF

MEGAN THORNTONAssistant Ticket Manager

Megan Thornton is in her third year as a member of the ticket offi ce staff. She is a native of Davidson, N.C. and a graduate of the Univeristy

of Kentucky (2008) with a degree in Marketing and Management. Prior to joining McNeese, she worked at the Kentucky Sports Authority as was also and intern at the Davidson College ticket offi ce.

Danita Green serves as the women’s basketball administrative assistant. She handles all secretarial duties for the basketball team as well as the women’s golf team.

JOSH JORGENSENCoord. of Athletic Events

Josh Jorgenson is the newest member of the athletic staff, being named to his position in October. Jorgenson is a native of Minden, Nebraska and is a 2003 graduate

of Nebraska Wesleyan University. He served as Northwestern State’s Director of Ticketing in 2004 and was Nebraska’s Director of Stadium Operations from 2005-2008.


The Athletics Academic Center provides academic, educational, career, and personal support for the more than 300 student-athletes at McNeese State University. The goal of the Academic Center is to assist in the development of every student-athlete while providing them with the skills necessary for success both on the fi eld and in the classroom. Student-

athletes have access to tutors, computers, individualized study areas, and group study opportunities.

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Deb KingreyAcademic Advisor


SPORTS MEDICINE

McNeese State's Dowell "Doc" Fontenot Sports Medicine Center is an ultra-modern facility and one of the most fi nest

in the South. It is named after longtime McNeese athletic trainer Dowell Fontenot who was also a national champion boxer during his undergraduate days at the university and is a member of the McNeese Hall of Fame. The center is located South of the McNeese athletic fi eldhouse.

Funds for the 6,200 square foot medical center were obtained from the state, private donations and the McNeese State PetroChem Athletic Association.

Ngan ChungWomen’s Basketball Trainer

Ariel GreeneStudent Trainer

WEIGHT ROOM

Zeb HawkinsHead Strength and Conditioning Coach

Chris SmithAssistant Strength and

Conditioning Coach

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Zeb Hawkins and Chris Smith serve as McNeese State's strength and conditioning coaches. Hawkins is in his fourth season as head coach and Smith is in his second season as assistant. Both coaches are graduates of Northwestern State. The facility is named in honor of Charles Kuehn, McNeese State's fi rst All-American. The weight room is located in the fi eldhouse

at the Jack Doland Athletic Complex. It has 2,000 square feet of workout space and 15,200 pounds of weights. There is 13,200 pounds of free weights and 2,000 pounds of dumbbells along with 30 workout stations- eight Olympic lifting platforms, eight squat racks, eight bench press stations, two leg presses, two leg curls and two latural pull downs- all of the machines by Body Masters.

Z e b H aw k i n s


Campus Housing

Amenities• 2 bedroom and 4 bedroom units available

• fully furnished• Hi-speed internet in each bedroom

• Cable in all rooms• Study Desk in each bedroom

• All bills paid

(These features available in garden style only)• Ceiling fan in living room

• Washer and Dryer• Microwave oven

• Frost-free refrigerator w/ice-maker• Dishwasher & disposal

Clubhouse Amenities• Residential Life Center w/TV and Stereo

• Game Tables• Computer lab w/hi-speed internet

• Private Study Areas• Copier

Community Amenities• Handicap-Accesible Units• Resident Matching System• Planned Resident activities

Living in a residence hall puts you in the heart of the McNeese campus. Residence halls offer affordable, year-round housing and dining within walking distance of classes, the library, the bookstore, the post offi ce, computer labs and your friends! Privately operated and managed by Ambling Management Company, the residence halls are a home-away-from-home for approximately 1,000 students each semester. Campus dining facilities are economical and convenient, offering a variety of options designed to satisfy any student’s appetite. From quick and tasty pizza and subs to garden-fresh salads, from hearty pasta dished to nutritious cafeteria meals. Specialty dishes like sushi and fettuccine alfredo are also available for those who enjoy a little culinary adventure. Gourmet coffee shops, located in the student union and the library, offer students the opportunity to study, socialize with friends and take a quick break between classes. The campus convenience store offers students the fl exibility of being able to take their food with them on-the-go.


The Burton Memorial Coliseum Complex is under the operation of McNeese State University and had four full-service buildings. The Coliseum was constructed in 1976 with taxes money voted on by the residents of Calcasieu Parish on land donated by the late W.T. Burton. The Coliseum itself is a domed arena with permanent seating for 6,500 and temporary seating for another 2,000. The roof of the dome is 105 feet high, with over 24,000 square feet of concrete floor space and the building is air conditioned and heated. The H.G. Chalkley Room, a banquet-style room in the coliseum, can seat 200 people comfortably and is available for any number of activities. Another part of the Burton Complex is the 160,000 square feet of floor space in the Livestock and Exhibit Building. A massive roof covers four acres of excellent facilities for beef, swine, sheep and horses, as well as a judging area, additional pens and show office. Each livestock area has its own grooming area, complete with water

and electrical service. The fourth part of the complex is the Burton Agricultural Arena, a 50,000 square foot, covered arena with seating for 1,000 people. The facility is excellent for equestrian and rodeo events with sound and lighting, restrooms and a concession area. The four parts of the complex can be utilized together or separately and work well together. The entire Complex is situated on 65 acres and has parking for 3,500 vehicles. An added convenience is the recreational vehicle hookups available for 275 units. All hookups have electricity, water and sewerage. The Coliseum is located approximately three miles South of the McNeese State University campus and Mark Ethridge is the director of the facility.

Burton Coliseum Year Constructed: 1976

Location: 3 miles South of McNeese State University on Gulf Highway across from the Lake Charles Regional Airport

Seating Capacity: 8,000

Square Feet (floor space only): 24,000

Height of Dome: 105 feet

First Year of Basketball In Burton: 1986

First Game Played: Def. Baylor 85-70 (1986-87)Largest Crowd (WBB): 817 vs. SFA (2008)

Press Row Phone: (337) 562-4061

Director: Mark Ethridge


Coaches Poll SID PollEast Division East Division1. Lamar 1. Lamar2. Central Arkansas 2. Central Arkansas3. Northwestern State 3. Northwestern State4. Southeastern Louisiana 4. Southeastern Louisiana5. McNeese State 5. McNeese State6. Nicholls 6. Nicholls

West Division West Division1. UTSA 1. UTSA2. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi3. Stephen F. Austin 3. Stephen F. Austin4. UT-Arlington 4. UT-Arlington5. Texas State 5. Sam Houston State6. Sam Houston State 6. Texas State

the southland conference

Tom BurnettCommissioner

Todd LambDirector of

Media Services

Jimmy GlennAssistant Director of

Media Services

2010-11 preseason polls

2010-11 preseason teams

First TeamJenna Plumley Sr. G Lamar Red Rock, OklahomaMegan Herbert So. F Central Arkansas Rogers, ArkansasJade Davis Sr. G Texas A&M-CC West Columbia, TexasWhitney York Jr. G UTSA Bryan, TexasRisshanda Bickham Sr. G Nicholls New Orleans, LouisianaSecond TeamJudy Jones So. G/F UTSA Monroe, LouisianaShalyn Martin Sr. F UT-Arlington Arlington, TexasTammara Marion Jr. G Stephen F. Austin Houston, TexasAshleigh Franklin Sr. F UTSA Dallas, TexasKalis Loyd So. G Lamar Malmoe, Sweden


SLC Tournament History Under Head Coach Brooks

Williams(2 Tournament Appearance)

2009-10 Merrell Center/Katy, TX.did not appear

2008-09 (Merrell Center/Katy, TX.lost 71-58 to UTSA

2007-08 (Merrell Center/ Katy, TX.lost 68-82 to Texas-Arlington

U n d e r H e ad C oac h B rook s

2010-11 Southland Conference TournamentMarch 8, 10-11, 2010

Leonard E. Merrell Center (Katy, TX.)

Women’s Tournament schedule

Tuesday, March 8Game One: NoonGame Two: 2:30 p.m.Game Three: 6 p.m.Game Four: 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, March 10Game Five: NoonG1 winner vs. G2 Winner(Southland TV)

Game Six: 2:30 p.m.G3 winner vs. G4 winner(Southland TV)

Friday, March 11Championship Game: 7 p.m.(Southland TB)

Winner will represent the SLC in the NCAA Tournament








HALL OF FAME

Tangela McAlister (1992, 1993)Inducted 2006

Tangela is the latest of the Cowgirls to earn all-American honors, having been named to the Basketball Times squad following the 1992-93 season. She only played two years for the Cowgirls, coming from the junior college ranks, but during those two seasons she led McNeese in scoring and rebounding and wound up seventh on the school’s all-time scoring chart with 1.140 points. Twice she was named to the all-Southland Conference and all-Louisiana teams and was a two-time team MVP. During the 1991-92 season she averaged 21.9 points per game while leading the Southland Conference and ranked nationally. Following graduation she entered the banking fi eld and now resides in Nacogdoches, TX.

Vicky Chapman (1974, 1975)Inducted 1985

Vicky was the fi rst standout basketball player for the Cowgirls, competing during the fi rst years of McNeese women’s basketball. In those fi rst two years of 1975-76 and 1976-77, the Cowgirls only played 40 games and played as an independent. Chapman played in 39 games and scored 989 points for a 23.0 average, which is the top career average for a Cowgirl. She was a two-time most valuable player and an all-Louisiana selection. Besides leading the team in scoring in both seasons she also led in rebounds. Her 15.8 average for the 1975-76 season continues to stand as a school record. She played three seasons of professional basketball, served as an assistant coach at McNeese and is a teacher on coach in the state system.

Vicky ChapmanInducted 1985

Pat JeanInducted 1996

Ann RoubiqueInducted 2001

Pat Jean (1980-83) Inducted 1996 During a four year career with the Cowgirls, she set just about every team record. She still holds the school records for points scored (2,461) and rebounds (1,571). She also ranks second in the state of Louisiana in career rebounds and is seventh in points scored. Jean was a four-time all-Louisiana selection and an all-Southland Conference pick for the only year that she played in the conference. In 1983, she also led the conference in rebounding with a 13.7 mark. She continues to hold 14 McNeese State records.

Ann Roubique (1979-82) Inducted 2001 She was a two sport standout in basketball and softball and a four year letter winner in both. She also spent six years as an assistant women’s basketball coach and three years as tennis coach. In basketball, she was a point guard and at one time held the school record for career assists with 260. Twice she led the team in free throw shooting accuracy and concluded her career with 797 points and a 2.0 assists average. In softball, she was the team MVP in 1979 with a .439 batting average and seven home runs. She was also a three time all-Louisiana. After her coaching career at McNeese, she took over the head coaching position at Cy-Fair High School in Texas where she has developed one of the top girls programs in the state.

Tangela McAlisterInducted 2006

The McNeese State Hall of Fame was founded in 1980 by sports information director Louis Bonnette. The Hall recognizes those who have distinguished themselves in athletics at the University. Membership in the Hall now numbers

over 100. Bonnette serves as the chairman of the Hall of Fame committee which includes Desmond Jones, Johnny Suydam, Ron Hayes, Pam LaFosse, Dr. Daryl Burckel, Kenneth Sweeney and Tommy McClelland. The Hall of Fame is located in the foyer of the McNeese athletic fi eldhouse.

Louis Bonnette


Individual RecordsINDIVIDUAL

GAMES PLAYEDCareer: 120, Pauline Habetz (‘80-83)POINTSGame: 39, Shante’ Perry (‘08-09) vs. La. Tech; Kim Turner vs. NW State (‘88-89); Vicky Chapman vs. Nicholls State (‘76-77)Season: 647, Pat Jean (‘81-82)Career: 2,461, Pat Jean (‘80-83)POINT AVERAGESeason: 25.1 (351 pts./14 games) Vicky Chapman (‘75-76)Career: 23.0 (898 pts./39 games) Vicky Chapman (‘74-76)FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 14, Shante’ Perry vs. La. Tech (‘08-09);Valerie Butcher vs. Howard Payne (‘85-86); Pam Booker vs. NE La. (‘84-85); Vicky Chapman vs. Nicholls State (‘76-77)Season: 258, Pat Jean (‘80-81)Career: 986, Pat Jean (‘80-83)FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 33, Vicky Chapman vs. Nicholls State (‘76-77)Season: 519, Pam Booker (‘84-85)Career: 1,723, Pat Jean (‘80-83)FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason: .624, Pat Jean (‘81-82)Career: .572, Pat Jean (‘80-83)CONS. FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 12, Sarah Hale vs. NE La. (‘95-96)3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 9, Shante’ Perry vs. La. Tech (‘08-09)Season: 76, Angie Perry (‘87-88)Career: 178, Angie Perry (‘86-89)3-PT. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 15, Courtnee’ Hollins vs. Central Arkansas (‘07-08); Stacy Thibodeaux vs. UTA (‘90-91); Jennifer Inman (‘89-90)Season: 238, Stacy Thibodeaux (‘90-91)Career: 574, Angie Perry (‘86-89)FREE THROWS MADEGame: 14, Vicky Chapman vs. Tulane (‘76-77)Season: 163, Pat Jean (‘81-82)Career: 489, Pat Jean (‘80-83)FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame: 22, Pat Jean vs. NW State (‘81-82)Season: 252, Pat Jean (‘81-82)Career: 798, Pat Jean (‘80-83)FREE THROW PERCENTSeason: .868, Brittany Boone (‘06-07); Courtney Colmer (‘04-05)Career: .781, Ann Roubique (‘79-82)CONS. FREE THROWS MADE (min. 10 att.)Game: 12, Pam Booker vs. NW State (‘84-85); Christine Sheridan (‘81-82)Season: 31, Courtnee’ Hollins (‘07-08)REBOUNDSGame: 25, Pat Jean vs. USL (‘80-81)Season: 462, Pat Jean (‘79-80)Career: 1,571, Pat Jean (‘80-83)REBOUND AVERAGESeason: 15.8, Vicky Chapman (‘75-76)Career: 14.7, Donna Barrett (‘84-85)

ASSISTSGame: 14, Ann Stutes vs. USL (‘88-89), NW State (‘87-88)Season: 155, Tiffany Green (1999-00)Career: 375, Chandra Davis (‘85-89)ASSISTS AVERAGESeason: 5.5, Tiffany Green (1999-00)Career: 4.9, Ann Stutes (‘87-88)STEALSGame: 9, Regina Spivey vs. Mobile (2005) Season: 79, Regina Spivey (2005-06)Career: 285, Regina Spivey (2003-06)BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 7, Natalie Randall vs. SE La. (‘82-83)Season: 75, Natalie Randall (‘82-83)Career: 132, Natalie Randall (‘82-84)PERSONAL FOULS COMMITTEDSeason: 112, Cindy Boudreaux (‘90-91)Career: 335, Regina Spivey (2003-06)GAMES FOULED OUTSeason: 16, Cindy Boudreaux (‘90-91)Career: 27, Cindy Boudreaux (‘89-920

Pat Jean

Angie Perry

Ann Roubique

Chandra Davis

Shante’ Perry


Team RecordsMOST POINTS SCOREDGame: 114 vs. Lamar (‘82-83)Season: 2,410 (‘79-80)

HIGHEST POINT AVERAGESeason: 81.1 (‘80-81)

FEWEST POINTS SCOREDGame: 25 vs. Texas (‘02-03)

MOST POINTS YIELDED116 To Lamar (‘90-91)

FEWEST POINTS YIELDED29 to Rice (‘77-78)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 45 vs. USL (‘87-88)Season: 974 (‘79-80)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 99 vs. N. Illinois (‘80-81)Season: 2,353 (‘78-79)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTGame: .625 vs. USL (‘87-88)Season: .478 (‘86-87)

FREE THROWS MADEGame: 36 vs. UTA (‘91-92), (‘82-83)Season: 519 (‘85-86)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame: 48 vs. North Texas (‘83-84)Season: 957 (‘82-83)

FREE THROW PERCENT(10 or more attempts)Game: 1.000 (18-18) at Nicholls State (‘07-08)Season: .718 (‘08-09)

3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 16 at Lamar (‘07-08)Season: 221 (‘07-08)

STEALSGame: 24 vs. Paul Quinn (2009-10)

3-PT. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 41 vs. Central Arkansas (‘07-08)Season: 677 (‘07-08)REBOUNDSGame: 80 vs. SE Louisiana (‘82-83)Season: 1,631 (‘78-79)Average: 53.5 (‘77-78)

ASSISTSGame: 34 vs. Tulane (‘82-83)Season: 534 (‘85-86)Average: 18.4 (‘85-86)

FEWEST TURNOVERSGame: 6 vs. Xavier (‘07-08)

PLAYERS FOULED OUTGame: 4 vs. SW Texas (‘88-89), Southern (‘80-81), NW State (‘96-97)Season: 46 (‘90-91)

GAMESWon, Season: 23 (‘80-81)Lost, Season: 25 (06-07)Cons. Won: 12 (‘80-81)Cons. Lost: 20 (‘06-07)Fewest Won: 4 (‘06-07); (‘89-90)


Individual Season LeadersSEASON LEADERS

SCORINGYear Player G PTS AVG‘09-10 Kendra Wells 29 404 13.9‘08-09 Shante’ Perry 30 471 15.7‘07-08 Courtnee’ Hollins 31 475 15.3‘06-07 Courtnee Hollins 21 220 10.5‘05-06 Regina Spivey 28 329 11.8‘04-05 Regina Spivey 29 384 13.2‘03-04 Regina Spivey 28 302 10.8‘02-03 Kellie Burbridge 26 385 14.8‘01-02 Kellie Burbridge 22 329 15.0‘00-01 Eunice Mayo 27 264 9.8‘99-00 Eunice Mayo 27 266 9.9 Wendy Mapp 26 257 9.9‘98-99 Tracey Barry 26 312 12.0‘97-98 Twanna Calligan 26 316 12.2 Stacie Davis 26 316 12.2‘96-97 Chris Blackwell 25 366 13.6‘95-96 Miracle Fingers 25 213 8.5‘94-95 Robin Daniels 28 546 19.5‘93-94 Gretchen Thedford 27 362 13.4‘92-93 Tangela McAlister 27 527 19.5‘91-92 Tangela McAlister 28 613 21.9‘90-91 Stacy Thibodeaux 27 272 10.1‘89-90 Sherry Walker 27 339 12.6‘88-89 Kim Turner 27 368 13.6‘87-88 Chandra Davis 27 418 15.5‘86-87 Kim Turner 17 315 18.5‘85-86 Valerie Butcher 23 467 20.3‘84-85 Pam Booker 28 572 20.4‘83-84 Natalie Randall 26 476 18.3‘82-83 Pat Jean 30 622 20.7‘81-82 Pat Jean 28 647 23.1‘80-81 Pat Jean 28 613 21.9‘79-80 Pat Jean 33 579 17.9‘78-79 Tammy Premeaux 28 488 17.4‘77-78 Quita Thompson 28 489 17.5‘76-77 Vicky Chapman 25 525 21.0

FIELD GOAL PERCENT (100 FGA)Year Player FG FGA PCT‘09-10 Kiara Johnson 153 314 .487‘08-09 Ashlyn Baggett 102 270 .378‘07-08 Shante’ Perry 116 295 .393‘06-07 Jessica Hooker 55 129 .426‘05-06 Shamika Stewart 99 195 .508‘04-05 Shamika Stewart 103 224 .460‘03-04 Shamika Stewart 82 160 .513‘02-03 Kellie Burbridge 152 329 .402‘01-02 Kellie Burbridge 114 242 .471‘00-01 Wendy Headley 61 127 .480‘99-00 Angela Karasch 53 120 .442‘98-99 Tracey Barry 118 226 .522‘97-98 Stacie Davis 134 239 .561‘96-97 Chris Blackwell 155 287 .540 ‘95-96 Tina Hill 68 148 .459‘94-95 Chris Blackwell 174 293 .594‘93-94 NaTosha Barber 86 204 .422‘92-93 Gretchen Thedford 133 312 .426‘91-92 Shannon Moon 66 126 .524‘90-91 Yvette Thomas 74 220 .432‘89-90 Shannon Moon 116 220 .527‘88-89 Kim Turner 142 280 .507‘87-88 Eva Jones 128 222 .577‘86-87 Kim Turner 121 189 .640‘85-86 Valerie Butcher 176 311 .566‘84-85 Donna Barrett 212 352 .602‘83-84 Natalie Randall 187 338 .553‘82-83 Pat Jean 252 403 .625‘81-82 Pat Jean 242 417 .580‘80-81 Pat Jean 258 451 .572‘79-80 Pat Jean 234 452 .515‘78-79 Christine Sheridan 123 265 .464‘77-78 Quita Thompson 221 488 .453‘76-77 Vicky Chapman - - .532

FREE THROW PERCENT (20 FTA) Year Player FT FTA PCT‘09-10 Adrienne Minor 18 26 .692‘08-09 Shante’ Perry 92 76 .826‘07-08 Shante’ Perry 80 102 .784‘06-07 Brittany Boone 33 38 .868‘05-06 Valencia LeBlanc 25 30 .833‘04-05 Courrtney Colmer 33 38 .868‘03-04 Kasie Cummins 20 20 1.000

REBOUNDSYear Player G REB AVG‘09-10 Kendra Wells 29 288 7.9‘08-09 Kendra Wells 30 214 7.1‘07-08 Reeshimah Davis 31 172 5.5‘06-07 Reeshimah Davis 28 148 5.3‘05-06 Shamika Stewart 27 185 6.9‘04-05 Regina Spivey 29 178 6.1‘03-04 Marquita Williams 26 156 6.0‘02-03 Kellie Burbridge 26 162 6.2‘01-02 Kellie Burbridge 22 147 6.7‘00-01 Eunice Mayo 27 177 6.6‘99-00 Eunice Mayo 27 204 7.698-99 Tracey Barry 26 156 6.0‘97-98 Stacie Davis 26 157 6.0‘96-97 Chris Blackwell 25 240 8.9‘95-96 Chrissy Carrell 25 117 4.7‘94-95 Robin Daniels 28 234 8.4‘93-94 Robin Daniels 27 164 6.1‘92-93 Robin Daniels 27 178 6.6‘91-92 Tangela McAlister 28 197 7.0‘90-91 Mary Keller 27 131 4.9‘89-90 Sherry Walker 27 224 8.3‘88-89 Sherry Walker 26 183 7.0‘87-88 Eva Jones 27 215 8.0‘86-87 Yronica Coleman 26 254 9.8‘85-86 Valerie Butcher 23 281 12.2‘84-85 Donna Barrett 28 411 14.7‘83-84 Natalie Randall 26 309 11.9‘82-83 Pat Jean 30 410 13.7‘81-82 Pat Jean 28 366 13.1‘80-81 Pat Jean 28 333 11.9‘79-80 Pat Jeans 33 462 14.0‘78-79 Tammy Premeaux 28 297 10.6‘77-78 Etta Lampkin 30 277 9.2‘76-77 Vicky Chapman 25 340 13.6‘75-76 Vicky Chapman 14 221 15.8

ASSISTSYear Player G AST AVG‘09-10 Kendra Wells 29 71 2.4‘08-09 Caitlyn Baggett 30 74 2.5‘07-08 Lenisa Lopez 30 105 3.5‘06-07 Brittany Boone 29 120 4.1‘05-06 Regina Spivey 28 90 3.2‘04-05 Clarissa Clark 29 104 3.6‘03-04 Clarissa Clark 28 72 2.6‘02-03 Clarissa Clark 26 69 2.7‘01-02 Shanel Handy 26 70 2.7‘00-01 Kelly Greig 26 90 3.5‘99-00 Tiffany Green 28 155 5.5‘98-99 Tiffany Green 25 87 3.5‘97-98 Tiffany Green 27 129 4.7‘96-97 Tiffany Green 27 101 3.7 ‘95-96 Chrissy Carrell 25 86 3.4‘94-95 Ines Parker 26 125 4.8‘93-94 Cinthia French 27 73 2.7‘92-93 Pam Davis 27 90 3.3‘91-92 Pam Davis 28 99 3.5

BLOCKED SHOTSYear Player G BLK AVG‘09-10 Ja’Niqua Kendrix 28 21 0.8‘08-09 Ja’Niqua Kendrix 30 13 0.4‘07-08 Shante’ Perry 30 10 0.3‘06-07 Shonice Sprouse 29 12 0.4‘05-06 Regina Spivey 28 28 1.0‘04-05 Regina Spivey 29 40 1.4‘03-04 Regina Spivey 28 25 0.9‘02-03 Kellie Burbridge 26 27 1.0‘01-02 Taylor Morrell 27 17 0.6 Amber Williams 27 17 0.6‘00-01 Eunice Mayo 27 41 1.5‘99-00 Eunice Mayo 27 39 1.4‘98-99 Eunice Mayo 24 9 0.4‘97-98 Eunice Mayo 26 13 0.5‘96-97 Chris Blackwell 27 23 0.9 ‘95-96 Miracle Fingers 25 7 0.3‘94-95 Chris Blackwell 26 17 0.7‘93-94 Cinthia French 27 14 0.5‘92-93 Robin Daniels 27 15 0.6‘91-92 Shannon Moon 27 15 0.6‘90-91 Mary Keller 27 14 0.5‘89-90 Shannon Moon 25 29 0.5‘88-89 Kim Turner 22 23 1.0‘87-88 Eva Jones 27 24 0.8‘86-87 Yronica Coleman 26 22 0.8‘85-86 Kim Turner 23 17 0.7‘84-85 Donna Barrett 28 15 0.5‘83-84 Natalie Randall 26 57 2.2‘82-83 Natalie Randall 30 75 2.5‘81-82 Pat Jean 28 24 0.8‘80-81 Pat Jean 28 23 0.7‘79-80 Pat Jean 33 26 0.8‘78-79 Kathy Stone 27 10 0.3

Kellie Burbridge2000-2003

Tangela McAlister1992-1993

‘02-03 Kellie Burbridge 72 93 .774‘01-02 Kellie Burbridge 86 108 .796‘00-01 Angela Karasch 60 73 .822‘99-00 Wendy Mapp 28 36 .778‘98-99 Aaricka Means 35 46 .761‘97-98 Twanna Calligan 66 89 .742‘96-97 Twanna Calligan 38 56 .679‘95-96 Tricia Hegener 28 36 .778‘94-95 Robin Daniels 120 154 .779‘93-94 Robin Daniels 64 85 .753‘92-93 Pam Davis 81 96 .844‘91-92 Shanna Cole 21 27 .778‘90-91 Yvette Thomas 50 70 .714‘89-90 Robyn Harris 40 56 .714‘88-89 Miechelle Alexander 22 27 .815‘87-88 Janine Guillory 71 92 .772‘86-87 Yronica Coleman 124 156 .795‘85-86 Valerie Butcher 111 149 .745‘84-85 Pam Booker 88 116 .759‘83-84 Pam Booker 60 74 .811‘82-83 Sandra Staves 81 120 .675‘81-82 Christine Sheridan 67 92 .728‘80-81 Christine Sheridan 78 95 .821‘79-80 Ann Roubique 68 86 .791‘78-79 Ann Roubique 75 98 .765‘77-78 Etta Lampkin 98 146 .671‘76-77 Vicky Chapman - - .736

‘90-91 Cindy Boudreaux 25 66 2.6‘89-90 LaTaunya Fontenot 27 121 4.5‘88-89 Ann Stutes 24 101 4.6‘87-88 Ann Stutes 27 152 4.9‘86-87 Chandra Davis 28 89 3.2‘85-86 Dorothy Briscoe 29 108 3.7‘84-85 Dorothy Briscoe 28 141 5.2‘83-84 Aretha Brown 28 108 3.9‘82-83 Colleen Bobbett 30 85 2.8‘81-82 Christine Sheridan 31 66 2.1‘80-81 Aline Guidry 22 67 3.0‘79-80 Ann Roubique 33 87 2.6


Career LeadersSCORINGPlayer G FG FT PTS AVG1. Pat Jean 119 986 489 2461 20.72. Robin Daniels 111 *575 318 1468 13.23. Aline Guidry 111 618 197 1433 12.94. Chandra Davis 109 *571 247 1427 13.15. Christine Sheridan 118 580 261 1421 12.06. Kim Turner 105 *526 322 1374 13.17. Regina Spivey 109 *433 241 1195 11.08. Tangela McAlister 55 *410 277 1140 20.79. Shante’ Perry 111 *392 223 1134 10.210. Pam Mayet 114 397 237 1031 9.0*- Includes 3-pointers

REBOUNDINGPlayer G REB AVG 1. Pat Jean 119 1571 13.22. Robin Daniels 111 743 6.73. Kim Turner 105 630 6.04. Becky Dunnehoo 57 585 10.35. Christine Sheridan 118 582 4.96. Pauline Habetz 120 566 4.77. Vicky Chapman 39 561 14.48. Natalie Randall 56 545 9.79. Shamika Stewart 102 544 5.3 10. Sandra Staves 83 543 6.6

ASSISTSPlayer G AST AVG1. Tiffany Green 107 472 4.42. Chandra Davis 109 375 3.43. Clarissa Clark 109 312 2.94. Regina Spivey 109 285 2.65. Ann Roubique 116 260 2.26. Ann Stutes 51 253 4.97. Dorothy Briscoe 57 249 4.48. Sarah Hale 106 237 2.29. Tina Hill 108 236 2.210. Pam Mayet 114 230 2.0

STEALSPlayer G STL AVG 1. Pat Jean 119 350 2.9 2. Regina Spivey 109 285 2.63. Aline Guidry 111 238 2.14. Tina Hill 108 209 1.95. Christine Sheridan 118 208 1.86. Chandra Davis 109 202 1.87. Marquita Williams 94 197 2.18. Tiffany Green 107 180 1.79. Stacy Thibodeaux 109 177 1.610. Ann Roubique 116 158 1.4

BLOCKED SHOTSPlayer G BLK AVG 1. Natalie Randall 56 132 2.42. Pat Jean 119 106 0.93. Regina Spivey 109 104 1.04. Eunice Mayo 97 100 1.05. Kellie Burbridge 88 70 0.96. Kim Turner 105 69 0.67. Eva Jones 87 47 0.58. Robin Daniels 111 44 0.49. Chris Blackwell 56 43 0.8

Pat Jean

Tiffany Green

Natalie Randall


Player HonorsALL-SOUTHLAND

2010- Kiara Johnson (Hon. Mention)2009- Shante’ Perry (2nd team)2008- Courtnee’ Hollins (2nd team) Shante’ Perry (Hon. Mention)2006- Regina Spivey (2nd team) Marquita Williams (Hon. Mention)2005- Regina Spivey (2nd team)2004- Regina Spivey (3rd team)2003- Kellie Burbridge (2nd team)2002- Kellie Burbridge (1st team)2001- Kelly Greig (Hon. Mention)2000- Tiffany Green (Hon. Mention)1999- Tracey Barry (Hon. Mention)1997- Chris Blackwell (1st team) Tina Hill (Hon. Mention)1995- Robin Daniels (1st team)1993- Tangela McAlister (1st team)1992- Tangela McAlister (1st team)1987- Yronica Coleman (1st team) Kim Turner (2nd team)1986- Valerie Butcher (1st team) Yronica Coleman (Hon. Mention) 1985- Pam Booker (1st team)1984- Natalie Randall (1st team)1983- Pat Jean (1st team) Natalie Randall (1st team)

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCENEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

1995- Chris Blackwell1992- Tangela McAlister

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCEFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1992- Robin Daniels1984- Aretha Brown

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCECOACH OF THE YEAR

1986- Mike Fountain

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCEALL-TOURNAMENT

1983- Pat Jean

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCESTEVE McCARTY

CITIZENSHIP AWARD 2010- Kiara Johnson

Kelly (Greig) Durio Kellie Burbridge

Chris Blackwell Tangela McAlister

Robin Daniels Valerie Butcher

Pat Jean

Mike Fountain

Regina Spivey

Shante’ Perry was a two-time All-SLC pick during her four year career at McNeese. Perry scored her 1,000th point against UT-Arlington on Feb. 11, 2009 and ended her career as the school’s ninth all-time leading scorer. In her senior season, she led the Cowgirls in scoring and ranked second in the Southland Conference with 15.7 ppg. She ranked second in the SLC with 2.3 three-pointers made per game, third with an 82.6 free throw percent. Perry ranked among the nations best in points per game, three-point percent, field goal percent, three-point field goal percent and three-point field goals per game. She scored in double figures in 24 games and set a McNeese and tied a SLC record with nine three-pointers made in the Cowgirls’ 71-66 victory over Louisiana Tech (Jan. 3, 2009). In that game, she also tied a McNeese single game record for points scored with 39.

Kiara Johnson


ALL-LOUISIANA2010- Kendra Wells (Hon. Mention)2009- Shante’ Perry (1st team)2005- Regina Spivey (Hon. Mention)2004- Regina Spivey (Hon. Mention)1993- Tangela McAlister1992- Tangela McAlister1986- Valerie Butcher Yronica Coleman 1984- Natalie Randall1983- Pat Jean1982- Pat Jean1981- Pat Jean1980- Pat Jean

LOUISIANANEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

1995- Chris Blackwell1992- Tangela McAlister

LOUISIANAFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1992- Robin Daniels1984- Aretha Brown

ALL-AMERICANS1993- Tangela McAlister (Basketball Times)1986- Valerie Butcher (Freshman All-America)1985- Donna Barrett (Fast Break) Pam Booker (Fast Break)

ALL-LOUISIANA/ALL-AMERICANS

Tangela McAlister Basketball Times

All-American

Valerie Butcher Freshman All-American

Head Coach Brooks Williams visits with McNeese Hall of Famer, former athlete and coach Ann Roubique during a McNeese coaching clinic. Roubique was the guest speaker.

Head Coach Brooks Williams poses with longtime friend Pam Stackhouse, Kentucky’s Director of Women’s Basketball Operations following the McNeese/Kentucky game during the 2009-10 season

Kendra Wells2010 All-Louisiana


Team HonorsFE SALTER

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER2010 Kendra Wells2009 Shante’ Perry2008 Courtnee’ Hollins2007 Brittany Boone2006 Marquita Williams2005 Regina Spivey2004 Regina Spivey2003 Kellie Burbridge2002 Kellie Burbridge2001 Kelly Greig2000 Tiffany Green1999 Tracey Barry1998 Stacie Davis1997 Chris Blackwell1996 Chrissy Carrell1995 Robin Daniels1994 Cinthia French1993 Tangela McAlister1992 Tangela McAlister1991 Stacy Thibodeaux1990 Sherry Walker1989 Kim Turner1988 Chandra Davis1987 Kim Turner/Yronica Coleman1986 Valerie Butcher1985 Pam Booker1984 Natalie Randall1983 Pat Jean1982 Pat Jean1981 Christine Sheridan1980 Aline Guidry1979 Tammy Premeaux1978 Etta Lampkin1977 Vicky Chapman1976 Vicky Chapman

COACHES AWARD2010 Not Presented2009 Jessica Hooker2008 Brittany Boone2007 Not Presented2006 Clarissa Clark2005 Clarissa Clark2004 Kasie Cummins2003 Monique Powell2002 Amber Williams95-01 Not Presented1994 Kourtnie Oden (Manager)1993 Leslie Andrews1992 Shannon Moon1991 Leslie Andrews1990 Jennifer Inman1989 Angie Perry1988 Angie Perry1987 Eva Jones1986 Kim Turner1985 Cathy Griffen1984 Mary Dubois1983 Claudia Iles1982 Christine Sheridan1981 Christine Sheridan

DEFENSE AWARD2010 Kayla Armstrong2009 Conceita Cutrer2008 Conceita Cutrer2007 Reeshimah Davis2006 Marqita Williams2005 Marquita Williams2004 Marquita Williams2003 Clarissa Clark2002 Amber Williams2001 Amber Williams2000 Angela Karasch1999 Twanna Calligan

FRANCES T. KING MEMORIALREBOUND AWARD

2010 Kendra Wells2009 Kendra Wells2008 Reeshimah Davis2007 Jessica Hooker2006 Shamika Stewart2005 Shamika Stewart2004 Marquita Williams2003 Kellie Burbridge2002 Kellie Burbridge2001 Eunice Mayo2000 Eunice Mayo1999 Stacie Davis1998 Tracey Jeffery1997 Chris Blackwell1996 Miracle Fingers1995 Robin Daniels1994 Gretchen Thedford1993 Robin Daniels1992 Robin Daniels1991 Not Presented1990 Sherry Walker1989 Sherry Walker1988 Eva Jones1987 Yronica Coleman1986 Valerie Butcher1985 Donna Barrett1984 Natalie Randall

DONNA BERTRAND“ALL I CAN BE” AWARD

2010 Adrienne Minor2009 Brooke Froeba2008 Lenissa Lopez2007 Haley Henagan2006 Valencia LeBlanc2005 Taylor Morrell2004 Tara Abdul-Hadi2003 Marquita Williams2002 Sheronda Bowers2001 Lindsey Stafford2000 Kellie Burbridge1999 Sarah Hale1998 Twanna Calligan1997 Angela Karasch1996 Chris Blackwell

ASSIST AWARD2002-10 Not Presented2001 Kelly Greig2000 Tiffany Green1999 Tiffany Green1998 Tiffany Green1997 Tiffany Green1996 Chrissy Carrell1995 Ines Parker1994 Not Presented1993 Pam Davis1992 Pam Davis1991 Not Presented1990 LaTaunya Fontenot1989 Ann Stutes1988 Ann Stutes1987 Chandra Davis1986 Chandra Davis1985 Dorothy Briscoe1984 Dorothy Briscoe1983 Colleen Bobbett

MOST IMPROVED2010 Raiyawna Gatlin2009 Kiara Johnson2008 Lenissa Lopez2002-07 not presented2001 Kacie Cummins2000 Kelly Greig1999 Chris Meschino1998 Angela Karasch1997 Tresa Silcott1996 Twanna Calligan1995 Miracle Fingers1994 Natosha Barber1993 Gretchen Thedford1992 Leslie Andrews1991 Cindy Boudreaux1990 Shannon Moon1989 Miechelle Alexander1988 Eva Jones1987 Angie Perry

1998 Tina Hill1997 Tina Hill1996 Tina Hill1995 Cinthia French1994 Stacy Thibodeaux1993 Stacy Thibodeaux1992 Leslie Andrews1991 Not Presented1990 Robyn Harris1989 Sherry Walker1988 Karanda Jackson1987 Liz Woodson1986 Yronica Colemen1985 Kim Turner1984 Natalie Randall1983 Natalie Randall1982 Christine Sheridan1981 Aline Guidry

Lenissa Lopez

1983 Pat Jean

FREE THROW AWARD2008-10 not presented2007 Brittany Boone2006 Regina Spivey2005 Tara Abdul-Hadi2004 Clarissa Clark2003 Kellie Burbridge2002 Kellie Burbridge2001 Angela Karasch2000 Wendy Mapp1999 Aaricka Means1998 Tiffany Green1997 Twanna Calligan1996 Tricia Hegener1995 Robin Daniels1994 Robin Daniels1993 Tangela McAlister1992 Tangela McAlister1991 Yvette Thomas1990 Robyn Harris1989 Chandra Davis1988 Janine Guillory1987 Janine Guillory1986 Rhonda McCullough1985 Pam Booker1984 Pam Booker1983 Sandra Staves

OFFENSIVE AWARD2010 Kiara Johnson2009 Shante’ Perry2008 Courtnee’ Hollins

Brittany Boone

NEWCOMER AWARD2010 Candace LaCombe2009 Kendra Wells2008 Concieta Cutrer2007 Not Presented2006 Courtnee’ Hollins2005 Courtney Colmer2004 Tara Abdul-Hadi2003 Not Presented2002 Taylor Morrell2001 Shantwann Amey2000 Wendy Mapp1999 Aaricka Means1998 Stacie Davis1997 Tiffany Green1996 Sarah Hale1995 Chris Blackwell1994 Megan Riebock


Coaching Records Year Coach W L Conference SLC Finish Post Season Player Honors 2010 Brooks Williams 7 22 Southland 3-13 (t10th) - Kiara Johnson (All-SLC Hon. Mention) Kendra Wells (All-La. Hon. Mention)2009 Brooks Williams 14 16 Southland 6-10 (7th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Shante’ Perry (All-SLC/2nd team; All-La./1st team)2008 Brooks Williams 10 21 Southland 8-8 (T-2nd/East Div.) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Courtnee’ Hollins (All-SLC 2nd team) Shante’ Perry (All-SLC Hon. Mention)#2007 Carol Sensley/Freddie Murray 4 25 Southland 2-14 (12th/6th East Div.) -2006 Carol Sensley 13 15 Southland 7-9 (7th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Regina Spivey (All-SLC 2nd team) Marquita Williams (All-SLC Hon. Mention)2005 Carol Sensley 10 19 Southland 8-8 (6th) SLC Tourn. (1-1) Regina Spivey (All-SLC 2nd team; All-LA Hon. Mention)2004 Carol Sensley 11 17 Southland 9-7 (T-5th SLC Tourn. (0-1) Regina Spivey (All-SLC 3rd Team; All-La.-HM)2003 Carol Sensley 9 17 Southland 8-12 (7th) Kellie Burbridge (All-SLC 2nd Team)2002 Carol Sensley 6 21 Southland 6-14 (T-9th) - Kellie Burbridge (All-SLC First Team)2001 Bridget Martin 6 21 Southland 3-17 (11th) - Kelly Greig (All-SLC Hon. Mention)2000 Bridget Martin 14 14 Southland 8-10 (7th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Tiffany Green (All-SLC Hon. Mention)1999 Bridget Martin 14 12 Southland 9-9 (7th) - Tracey Barry (All-SLC Hon. Mention)1998 Bridget Martin 11 16 Southland 5-11 (7th) - None

1997 Bridget Martin 17 10 Southland 8-8 (T-4th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Chris Blackwell (All-SLC), Tina Hill (All-SLC Hon. Mention)1996 Bridget Martin 8 18 Southland 5-13 (T 7th) - - 1995 Bridget Martin 18 10 Southland 10-8 (T 4th) SLC Tourn. (1-1) Chris Blackwell (La. NOY) Robin Daniels (All-SLC)1994 Martin/Watkins 11 16 Southland 9-9 (6th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) 1993 Martin/Watkins 14 13 Southland 8-10 (5th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Tangela McAlister (All-SLC, All-La., Basketball Times All-America) 1992 Martin/Watkins 13 15 Southland 9-9 (6th) SLC Tourn. (0-1) Tangela McAlister (All-SLC, SLC NOY, All-La.) Robin Daniels (SLC FOY) 1991 Martin/Watkins 5 22 Southland 0-14 (8th) - -1990 Mike Fountain 4 23 Southland 1-13 (8th) - -1989 Mike Fountain 13 14 Southland 5-9 (T 5th) - -1988 Mike Fountain 11 16 Southland 5-9 (6th) - -1987 Mike Fountain 21 7 Southland 8-4 (T 2nd) - Yronica Coleman (All-SLC) Kim Turner (All-SLC)1986 Mike Fountain 18 11 Southland 7-3 (T 1st) - Valerie Butcher (Freshman All-America, All-Louisiana, All-SLC) Yronica Coleman (All-Louisiana, All-SLC) 1985 Mike Fountain 11 17 Southland 5-7 (5th) - Donna Barrett (Fast Break All-America) Pam Booker (All-America, All-SLC)1984 Jim Draudt 12 16 Southland 6-6 (4th) - Natalie Randall (All-Louisiana, All-SLC) Aretha Brown (SLC FOY) 1983 Jim Draudt 18 12 Southland 3-2 (4th) - Pat Jean (All-Louisiana, All-SLC, All- SLC Tournament) Natalie Randall (All-SLC1982 Margie Hinton 14 17 Southland - - Pat Jean (All-Louisiana)1981 Margie Hinton 23 5 Southland - - Pat Jean (All-Louisiana)1980 Margie Hinton 22 11 Southland - - Pat Jean (All-Louisiana)1979 Margie Hinton 17 11 Southland - - -1978 Margie Hinton 18 14 Southland - - -1977 Ernie Duplechin 18 7 Southland - - -1976 Jan Cole 9 6 Southland - - -

#-Freddie Murray served as interim head coach for the final 15 games of the season

Jan Cole1 Yr. (1975-76)

Ernie Duplechin1 Yr. (1976-77)

Margie Hinton5 Yrs. (1977-82)

Jim Draudt2 Yrs. (1982-84)

Mike Fountain6 Yrs. (1984-90)

Sonny Watkins4 Yrs. (1990-94)

Bridget Martin11 Yrs. (1990-2001)

Carol Sensley6 Yrs. (2001-2007)

Brooks Williams3 Yrs. (2007-2010)

Sonny Watkins and Bridget Martin served as co-head coaches for four years (1990-94). During that time they were one of a few co-head coaches in the nation. The duo guided McNeese to three Southland Conference Tournaments and produced two All-Southland Conference players in Robin Daniels and Tangela McAlister. Both players garnered individual honors as well. Daniels was named the league’s “Freshman of the Year” in 1992 while McAlister was named the SLC “Newcomer of the Year” that same year. In 1993, McAlister was named to the Basketball Times All-America Team, only the fourth and last McNeese player to become an All-American. Watkins later served as the Universities Athletic Director from 1995-2007 while Martin went on to serve as head coach for seven more years before being named McNeese’s Associate AD for Compliance and Senior Woman Administrator in 2002, titles she still holds to date.


Coaches Composite RecordsCoach Yrs. W L Pct. Titles SLC Tourn.Sensley 6 53 114 .317 - 1-3Martin * 11 131 167 .440 - 1-6Fountain 6 78 88 .470 1 -

Hinton 5 94 58 .618 - -

Watkins * 4 43 66 .394Draudt 2 30 28 .517 - -Williams 3 31 59 .344 - 0-2Duplechin 1 18 7 .720 - -Cole 1 9 6 .600 - -*- served as co-head coach 4 years

McNEESE RECORD AGAINST OPPONENTS W LAlabama 0 2Alabama-Birmingham 0 1Alcorn State 2 0 Appalachian St. 0 1Arkansas 1 3Arkansas-Little Rock 0 2Arkansas Monticello 1 0Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1 1Arkansas State 7 4Baylor 6 5Belhaven College 2 0Birmingham Southern 1 1Centenary 6 4Central Arkansas 2 6Central Florida 1 0Charleston Southern 1 0Cincinatti 0 1Colgate 0 1College of Ozarks 1 0Creighton 0 1Delta State 0 1Detroit-mercy 0 1Dillard 6 0Duke 0 1Eastern Illinois 0 1Eastern Kentucky 1 0Eastern Michigan 1 0Florida A&M 1 0Florida State 0 1Georgia 0 1Georgia Southern 4 0Grambling 2 5Hawaii 0 1Hofstra 1 0Houston 3 7Houston Baptist 2 0Howard Payne 2 0Jackson State 3 3Kentucky 0 1Lamar 29 22Liberty 0 1Louisiana College 7 6LSU 3 12Louisiana Tech 5 17Loyola- New Orleans 1 1Loyola-Marymount 1 0Marshall 1 1Memphis State 0 4Mercer 2 2Michigan State 0 1Mississippi College 1 0Mississippi State 1 1Mississippi Valley 0 1Miss for Women 1 0Missouri 0 1Missouri-Kansas City 0 1Mobile, Univ. 2 1Murray State 1 0Navy 1 1New Orleans 7 13New Mexico State 0 1Nicholls 47 12

W L

Oklahoma 2 1Oklahoma State 0 1Ole Miss 0 5Oral Roberts 3 0Orange AAU 1 0Paul Quinn 1 0 Penn State 0 1 Prairie View A&M 6 0 Rice 3 4Samford 0 2 Sam Houston St. 23 24San Diego State 0 1 San Jacinto 1 0 South Alabama 3 8 South Florida 0 1 Southeastern Oklahoma 1 0 Southeastern Louisiana 24 26 Southern Methodist 0 1 Southern 5 9 Southern Illinois 0 1Southern Miss 5 3Spring Hill 1 1Stephen F. Austin 8 42Southwest Missouri 1 0SW (Tx.) University 2 0Texas 0 5Texas A&I 2 0Texas A&M 1 6Texas A&M-CC 1 3Texas Christian 1 0Texas College 1 0Texas Southern 2 4Texas State 22 29Texas Tech 1 2Tulane 13 5Tulsa 3 2UC-Santa Barbara 0 1UL-Lafayette 26 13UL-Monroe 22 38US Int’l 0 1UT-Arlington 18 36UT-El Paso 6 4UT-Pan American 7 5UTSA 17 17Valdosta 0 2Wayland Baptist 0 2West Florida 1 0Wharton JC 1 0William Carey 1 0Xavier 0 1

All-Time Record W L33 Seasons 424 487

Record Against Opponents

Bridget Martin Bridget Martin is the all-time winningest coach in Cowgirl history. Martin served as head coach of the Cowgirls for 11 years including four years as co-head coach (1990-94). During her tenure, Martin compiled a 131-167 overall record and led the Cowgirls to six Southland Conference Tournament appearances. Martin coached seven all-conference players, one SLC Freshman of the Year (Robin Daniels) and one SLC Newcomer of the Year and All-American (Tangela McAlister).

Norfolk State 1 0North Dakota 1 0North Texas 15 15Northeast Illinois 1 0Northern Illinois 1 0Northwestern St. (La.) 15 53


1975-76 (9-6)Coach: Jan Cole

def. Nicholls State 62-59lost to Lamar 60-55

lost to SE Louisiana 77-66def. Lamar 62-59

lost to Louisiana Tech 85-78lost to SE Louisiana 76-58def. Northeast La. 68-58

lost to LSU 62-54def. Northeast La. 75-73

lost to LSU 68-58def. Louisiana Tech 56-55

def. USL 89-44def. San Jacinto 67-57

def. Nicholls State 64-54def. Nicholls State 61-40

1976-77 (18-7)Coach: Ernie Duplechin

lost to Northwestern St. 77-69def. Dillard 89-44def. Dillard 81-68def. Tulane 60-59

def. Nicholls State 69-44def. Northwestern St. 64-58

lost to LSU 78-64def. New Orleans 76-53def. Nicholls State 70-57def. Wharton JC 77-52

def. Lamar 76-60def. USL 79-54

lost to La. College 74-68def. Tulane 79-48

def. New Orleans 91-49lost to SE Louisiana 89-71

def. La. College 68-60def. Wharton JC 76-66def. Orange AAU 77-53

def. Lamar 76-67lost to SE Louisiana 82-80def. Nicholls State 84-75

lost to Southeastern La. 79-74def. Nicholls State 78-71

lost to SE Louisiana 110-56

1977-78 (18-14)Coach: Margie Hinton

def. Dillard 80-63lost to SE Louisiana

def. Xavier 87-51def. Nicholls State 90-70

def. Lamar 74-63lost to Southern 74-45

lost to Louisiana Tech 88-67def. NW State 100-90

lost to La. College 73-72lost to LSU 82-81

def. NW State 84-76lost to LSU 105-70

lost to SE Louisiana 101-68def. Xavier 75-69

def. Northeast La. 102-83def. Nicholls State 70-61

lost to Louisiana Tech 90-69lost to Texas Tech 68-56

def. Rice 83-29def. SW Texas State 64-54

def. Lamar 59-37def. Northeast La. 72-64

def. Dillard 86-59lost to LSU 67-48

def. New Orleans 106-63def. Xavier 55-47

lost to Southern 71-49lost to USL 73-71

def. Northeast La. 81-76lost to Wayland Baptist 101-57

def. SE Oklahoma 56-50lost to Houston 68-60


def. Northwestern State 77-62def. Xavier 83-65def. Dillard 84-54

lost to SE Louisiana 105-70def. Texas Christian 80-71

def. Texas A&I 79-46lost to Texas Southern 71-70

def. Lamar 71-62def. Xavier 98-78

def. Louisiana Tech 71-70def. USL 96-56

def. Northeast La. 93-74def. NW State 74-69

lost to LSU 81-58lost to Northeast La. 82-70

lost to Louisiana Tech 101-46def. Dillard 67-55

lost to SE Louisiana 73-69lost to Northeast La. 72-68

def. La. College 68-53def. Nicholls State 80-59

lost to Lamar 80-68def. Nicholls State 89-76lost to La. College 60-58lost to Southern 79-69

def. New Orleans 99-64def. NW State 99-64def. NW State 51-46

lost to Wayland Baptist

def. Lamar 79-57def. Nicholls State 88-75

def. Houston 82-59def. Southern Miss 81-64#- def. Oklahoma 61-46

#- def. SW Missouri 70-56#- def. Texas A&M 62-54

#- def. Baylor 74-57#- lost to Memphis State 56-49

def. NW State 77-74lost to Lamar 80-63

lost to Louisiana Tech 68-62def. USL 84-51

lost to LSU 81-63$- def. Rice 70-50

$- def. Baylor 88-67$- lost to Houston 82-76

def. USL 77-53def. Sam Houston St. 75-54

def. NW State 76-74def. Sam Houston St. 73-67

!- def. Tulane 75-52!- def. Northeast La. 76-56

!- lost to Louisiana Tech 78-57^ - def. Oral Roberts 72-71

^ - lost to Texas 97-65#-Texas A&M Lady Aggie Classic, $- Houston

Classic, !- LAIAW State Tourn., ^- AIAW Regional Tourn. in Baton Rouge


#- def. Georgia Southern 61-59#- def. SE Louisiana 92-73

def. Southern 89-78def. College of Ozarks 91-65lost to Louisiana Tech 101-48

def. NW State 74-68$- def. Mississippi St. 80-76

$- lost to Memphis State 77-59$- def. Northern Illinois 99-88

def. SE Louisiana 85-66def. Texas Tech 76-60

def. NW State 73-72 (OT)lost to Oklahoma 96-71def. Oral Roberts 89-80

def. Tulsa 89-65def. Nicholls State 83-49


def. Oklahoma 82-77 (OT)def. SE Louisiana 94-92def. Nicholls State 77-68

def. Tulane 75-72def. LSU 88-77

def. Lamar 106-65def. Miss. Univ. for Women 83-66

lost to Arkansas 77-62def. USL 67-66

lost to New Orleans 93-91#- Mississippi St. Tourn.; $-Memphis State

Tourn.


lost Houston 85-74def. LSU 75-74

!- lost to Florida State 69-62!- lost to Georgia 92-74def. SE Louisiana 86-85

lost to Louisiana Tech 80-38def. Lamar 86-82

#- lost to Penn State 90-73#- lost to Jackson State 94-66#- lost to Valdosta State 89-63

def. Baylor 88-81def. Southern 67-60

$- lost to Ole Miss 83-65$- lost to Texas A&M 76-71

lost to Texas 80-65lost to Texas-Arlington 66-64

def. SE Louisiana 66-58def. Baylor 82-73

def. Arkansas 96-75lost to Grambling 73-60

def. NW State 91-81lost to New Orleans 91-88


lost to NW State 64-63def. New Orleans 64-63

lost to Stephen F. Austin 89-78lost to Louisiana Tech 113-60


def. Southern Miss 66-63 def. Nicholls State 83-50

lost to Southern 82-79lost to SE Louisiana 95-77

lost to Louisiana Tech 102-76lost to La. College 85-68def. SE Louisiana 86-60

Yearly Results

def. Grambling 80-67def. USL 81-51

def. Southern 93-84!- Florida Sunshine Classic; #- Louisiana Tech

Classic; $- Dallas Classic

1982-83 ( 18-12, 3-2 SLC/4th)Coach: Jim Draudt

lost to NW State 78-77def. Grambling 76-59

def. SE Louisiana 76-66

def. Tulane 87-75def. Houston 87-61def. Baylor 83-73

def. SE Louisiana 77-52def. New Orleans 94-84

#- def. Georgia Southern#- lost to Southern Illinois 66-56

#- lost to Delta State 95-77lost to Baylor 82-79 (OT)

lost to Louisiana Tech 93-53def. North Texas 76-52

def. Southern 95-88*- lost Northeast La. 76-72

lost to NW State 85-56*- def. Texas-Arlington 96-52

*- def. Lamar 114-80*- lost to USL 67-61

def. LSU 89-88lost to New Orleans 72-56

def. Tulane 86-70def. USL 84-71

lost to Northeast La. 88-76*- def. Arkansas State 82-70

lost to Stephen F. Austin 81-70**- def. Texas-Arlington 76-66

**- def USL 79-71 ** lost to Northeast La. 94-81

#- Central Florida Tourn. (Orlando); *- SLC game; SLC Tournament (Monroe)

1983-84 (12-16, 6-6 SLC/4th)Coach: Jim Draudt

def. SW Texas State 76-69lost to Houston 96-67

lost to NW State 86-76def. Stephen F. Austin 81-74

lost to Southern 109-77lost to Grambling 87-67#- def. Marshall 87-72

#- lost to Valdosta 70-66#- def. Georgia Southern

lost to Stephen F. Austin 90-71lost to New Orleans 94-61*- def. North Texas 98-65

*- def. Texas-Arlington 70-56lost to NW State 79-70

*- def. USL 72-65*- lost to Northeast La. 92-76

*- lost to Arkansas State 70-67 (OT)def. Lamar 85-69

def. SE Louisiana 70-58*- def. North Texas 88-72

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 86-72lost to New Orleans 84-77

*- lost to USL 89-68*- lost to Northeast La. *- lost to Lamar 81-77

*- def. Arkansas State 90-86def. SE Louisiana 87-70

lost to Louisiana Tech 87-43 #- Central Florida Tourn. (Orlando); *- SLC

game

1984-85 (11-17, 5-7 SLC/5th)Coach: Mike Fountain

lost to Stephen F. Austin 63-57def. West Florida 90-56

lost to South Alabama 82-57^- lost to New Orleans 77-68

lost to Northwestern State 86-74def. SW Texas State 83-78

def. Sam Houston State 76-75#- lost to South Alabama 87-72

#- lost to Spring Hill 70-68lost to New Orleans 76-64^- def. SE Louisiana 86-74

def. Sam Houston State 72-66def. NW State 80-66

lost to SW Texas State 59-53*- def. North Texas 88-77

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 81-73*- def. USL 73-72

*- lost to Northeast La. 92-76lost to SE Louisiana 68-65

*- def. Arkansas State 85-67^- def. South Alabama 55-52

*- lost to Lamar 65-62*- def. North Texas 93-79

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 72-66*- def. USL 71-61

*- lost to Northeast La. 93-69*- lost to Lamar 80-76 (OT)

*- lost to Arkansas State 66-62^- played at Lake Charles Civic Center; #-

South Alabama Tourn.; *- SLC game

1985-86 ( 18-11, 7-3 SLC/co-champions)Coach: Mike Fountain

def. Southwestern Univ. 73-69#- lost to US International 79-71

#- def. North Dakota 72-62#- def. UT-El Paso 80-55

def. Stephen F. Austin 70-65def. UT-Pan American 86-63

def. Tulane 82-66$- lost to Stephen F. Austin 64-57

1985-86 Southland Conferenceco-champions

$- lost to Southern Methodist 77-65def. Baylor 73-59

lost to New Mexico State 85-61def. UT- El Paso 73-55def. UT- El Paso 81-71

^- def. Howard Payne 94-53

&- lost to Houston 92-69lost to Texas A&M 69-59

lost to Lamar 74-66def. Tulane 70-63

def. Southwestern Texas 108-72lost to Stephen F. Austin 86-58lost to SW Texas State 93-87

lost to Sam Houston State 68-59def. Texas- Pan American 113-32

def. NW State 73-64def. Northeast La. 94-93def. North Texas 85-76

!- def. Texas-Arlington 74-71 (OT)lost to North Texas 70-55

lost to Texas-Arlington 57-55lost to Northeast La. 80-62

lost to NW State 70-66lost to Sam Houston State 59-58

def. SW Texas State 91-65lost to Stephen F. Austin 86-69

#- LSU Inv.; $- Ole Miss Classic; &- Houston Classic; !- played in Memorial Gym

1988-89 (13-14, 5-9 SLC/ T-5th)Coach: Mike Fountain

#- def. Oral Roberts 91-63#- lost to Texas A&M 81-48

lost to Rice 94-88$- lost to Alabama 62-54

$- def. Wichita State 81-75def. Nicholls State 82-63

!- def. Loyola Marymount 72-61!- lost to Texas-El Paso 78-72

%- def. Eastern Michigan 94-78def. Nicholls State 79-54

lost to Stephen F. Austin 75-62def. USL 72-55

def. SW Texas State 78-77 (OT)lost to Sam Houston State 63-61

lost to NW State 88-81lost to Northeast La. 78-63

def. Texas-Pan American 53-51^- def. North Texas 91-71%- def. Texas-Arlingtonlost to North Texas 67-57

def. Texas-Arlington 59-57lost to Tulane 75-73

lost to Northeast La. 79-63lost to NW State 93-72

lost to Sam Houston State 75-73def. SW Texas State 72-58

lost to Stephen F. Austin 83-73#- Texas A&M Classic; $- Southern Miss

Classic; !- played in memorial Gym; ^- played at Lake Charles Civic Center

1989-90 (4-23, 1-13 SLC/ 8th)Coach: Mike Fountain

#- lost to Texas- El Paso 71-49#- lost to Mississippi Valley 86-76

lost to Rice 66-55$- lost to South Alabama 66-60$- lost to Memphis State 80-76

def. Tulane 59-56lost to Southern Miss. 63-41

lost to Texas- Pan American 69-50*- lost to Northeast La. 82-55

*- lost to NW State 79-49lost to USL 73-56

*- lost to SW Texas State 76-57*- def. Sam Houston State 68-66*- lost to Texas- Arlington 73-54

*- lost to North Texas 66-60lost to Nicholls State 62-54

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 111-50*- lost to Northeast La. 83-47

*- lost to NW State 102-85*- def. Nicholls State 69-68

*- lost to SW Texas State 62-46*- def. Sam Houston State 85-64

def. Lamar 76-62*- lost to Texas-Arlington 78-72

*- lost to North Texas 78-70def. Texas-Pan American 71-58

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 91-42#- Arkansas Lady Razorback Classic; $-

Memphis State Tourn.; *- SLC game

1990-91 (5-22, 0-14 SLC/ 8th)Coach: Bridget Martin/Sonny Watkins

#- lost to San Diego State 101-56#- def. Hofstra 67-65

lost to Texas-Pan American 62-59*- def. Nicholls State 61-54

lost to Lamar 116-53lost to Texas 105-48

$- def. Northeastern Illinois 59-56$- def. Central Florida 61-55

$- lost to Marshall Univ. 86-48lost to Texas- Pan American 62-51

*- lost to Northeast La. 77-53*- lost to NW State 81-64

*- lost to SW Texas St. 92-58*- lost to Sam Houston State 77-72

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 90-43*- lost to North Texas 88-67

*- lost to Nicholls State 69-65*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 109-70

*- lost to Northeast La. 67-59

^- def. North Texas 84-79**- def. Texas-Arlington 84-67

*- lost to USL 63-59*- lost to Northeast La. 102-76*- def. Arkansas State 87-70

*- lost to Memphis State 93-73*- def. Lamar 96-68

*- lost to North Texas 65-64*- lost to Texas-Arlington 78-74

*- def. USL 71-64*- def. Northeast La. 91-78

*- def. SW Texas State 80-71^- def. Arkansas State 78-70*

*- def. Lamar 76-68**- lost to North Texas 71-63

#- Chapman Doubletree Holiday Tourn. (Or-ange, CA.); $- Southern Methodist Tourn.; ^- played at Lake Charles Civic Center, *- SLC

game; **- SLC playoff game in Monroe

1986-87 (21-7, 8-4 SLC/ T-2nd)Coach: Mike Fountain

def. UT-Pan American 65-43lost to Stephen F. Austin 85-64

def. Nicholls State 75-59**- def. Baylor 85-70

lost to Eastern Illinois 74-68#- def. Texas- El Paso 78-62

def. Texas A&I 97-70def. SW Texas State 75-64

def. Tulane 85-72$- lost to Appalachian State 87-70

$- def. Fordham 90-58$- lost to South Florida 83-81def. Louisiana College 92-58

*- def. North Texas*- def. Texas-Arlington 76-55

def. Howard Payne 86-69*- lost to USL 71-60

*- lost to Northeast La. 79-69*- def. Arkansas State 91-70

*- def. Lamar 76-62*- def. North Texas 67-58

!- def. Texas-Arlington 74-66*!- def. Sam Houston State 70-59*

*- lost to USL 68-65*- def. Northeast La. 78-75

*- def. Arkansas State 83-77def. Nicholls State 77-70

*- def. Lamar 86-59**- first Cowgirl game played in Burton Coli-

seum; #- Mid-American Classic; $-Central Florida Tourn.; !- played in Memorial Gym;

*- SLC game

1987-88 (11-16, 5-9 SLC/ 6th)Coach: Mike Fountain

#- def. Tulane 78-72#- def. LSU 97-71

#- lost to New Orleans 84-60$- lost to Ole Miss 87-57

$- def. Eastern Kentucky 82-58lost to Lamar 82-61

&- def. South Alabama 80-77


Yearly Results*- lost to NW State 88-61

*- lost to Southwest Texas St. 84-67*- lost to Sam Houston St. 92-62

lost to LSU 92-62*- lost to Texas-Arlington 75-53

*- lost to North Texas 67-63def. USL 83-73

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 101-41#- St. Mary (Calif.) Tourn.; $- Central Florida

Tourn.; *- SLC game


def. USL 83-44lost to La. College 72-69#- lost to Ole Miss 83-68

#- lost to North Texas$- def. Spring Hill 103-54

$- def. Florida A&M 77-76def. South Alabama 66-58*- def. Northeast La. 83-72*- lost to NW State 82-72

*- def. Texas- San Antonio 76-66*- lost to SW Texas State 88-73

*- def. Sam Houston State 75-52*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 77-51

*- lost to North Texas 74-71*- lost to Texas- Arlington 89-59

def. Tulane 72-55*- def. Nicholls State 79-68

*- def. SW Texas State 61-58*- def. Texas- San Antonio 93-66

*- lost to Northeast La. 95-75*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 69-41*- def. Sam Houston State 64-57

*- def. Texas-Arlington 88-86*- lost to North Texas 80-72

lost to LSU 82-65*- def. Nicholls State 90-56*- lost to NW State 87-82

**- lost to SW Texas State 65-50#- La. Tech Dial Classic; $- South Alabama Classic; *- SLC game; **- SLC post season

Tourn. (Nacogdoches, TX.)


def. La. College 79-59#- lost to Louisiana Tech 88-52

#- def. Alcorn 78-54def. SE Louisiana 75-44

$- lost to Fresno State 80-65$- def. Nevada 90-80

*- def. Texas-San Antonio 72-61*-lost to SW Texas State 81-55*- lost to Northeast La. 74-58

*- lost to NW State 76-54*- def. Texas-Arlington 59-51

*- def. North Texas 84-81*- def. Nicholls State 65-57

*- def. Sam Houston State 77-58*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 86-60

!- lost to NW State 73-60 **- lost to Texas-San Antonio 63-59

*- lost to North Texas 89-80*- lost to Texas-Arlington 80-69

def. USL 80-56*- def. Nicholls State 84-77*- def. Northeast La. 75-70

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 81-68*- def. Sam Houston State 70-50

def. Tulane 82-80*- lost to SW Texas State 91-72**- lost to Northeast La. 84-72

#- Ole Miss Classic; $- Nevada Wolf Pack Classic; *- SLC game; !- played at Lake

Charles Civic Center; **- SLC Post Season Tourn. (first round game played in Monroe)


def. La. College 69-56lost to SE Louisiana 73-64

lost to Duke 103-50lost to Virginia Commonwealth 60-56

lost to Grambling 93-68#- lost to Texas- El Paso 71-59

#- lost to Austin Peay 65-57*- def. Nicholls State 71-57*- def. North Texas 66-65

*- def. Texas- Arlington 62-53*- lost to Northeast La. 71-46

*- lost to NW State 66-62*- def. Texas-San Antonio 57-55*- lost to SW Texas State 65-58

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 77-56*- def. Sam Houston State 53-44*- lost to Texas-Arlington 64-61

*- lost to North Texas 58-53def. USL 71-64

*- lost to NW State 71-59*- def. Northeast La. 58-53

*- lost to SW Texas State 69-59*- def. Texas-San Antonio 75-63

*- lost ot Northeast La. 78-72*- lost to NW State 76-74*- def. North Texas 60-57

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 73-65def. Prairie View A&M 75-51

*- def. Nicholls State 87-54*- def. Stephen F. Austin 83-81

*- def. Sam Houston State 71-49**+- def. North Texas 72-67**- lost to NW State 68-61

*- SLC game; **+- SLC tourn. first round

game (Lake Charles); **- SLC Tourn. semifi-nal game (Shreveport, La.)

1995-96 (8-18, 5-13 SLC/T-7th)Coach: Bridget Martin

!-def. Prairie View A&M 77-54!-def. Mercer 64-59lost to Tulane 77-73

lost to Rice 85-65lost to Detroit-Mercy 96-54lost to Texas-El Paso 58-50

def. USL 61-59lost to Lamar 99-61

*-lost to NW State 84-46*-def. Northeast La. 75-58

*-def. Texas-San Antonio 57-55*-lost to SW Texas State 74-47*-def. Texas-Arlington 59-49*-lost to North Texas 67-64

*-lost to Sam Houston State 80-56*-lost to Stephen F. Austin 102-46

*-lost to Northeast La. 70-63*lost to NW State 83-52

*-lost to SW Texas State 62-50*-lost to Texas-San Antonio 78-66

*-def. Nicholls State 78-65*-lost to North Texas 77-64

*-lost to Texas-Arlington 66-50*-lost to Stephen F. Austin 77-48

*-lost to Sam Houston State 76-53*-def. Nicholls State 66-33

!-Chateau Charles Cowgirl Classic; *-SLC game

1996- 97 (17-10, 8-8 SLC/ T- 4th)Coach: Bridget Martin

!- def. UT-Pan American 75-53!- def. Lamar 82-69

def. William Carey 79-41def. Rice 65-64

def. Lamar 92-84def. Tulsa 83-67

lost to Arkansas 81-54def. Prairie View A&M 78-54

*- lost to Southwest Texas State 70-57*- def. UT-San Antonio 62-60

*- lost to Texas-Arlington 73-64*- def. Nicholls State 83-75*- def. Northeast La. 71-68

*- def. Northwestern State 77-66*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 86-70*- lost to Sam Houston St. 71-61

def. Prairie View A&M 63-58*- lost to Texas-Arlington 70-63*- def. Texas-San Antonio 61-45

*- lost to Southwest Texas State 62-58*- def. Northeast La. 64-60

*- lost to Northwestern State 75-65*- def. Sam Houston State 77-64

*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 71-65 (OT)def. USL 81-44

*- def. Nicholls State 61-49**- lost to Sam Houston State 77-66

!- Chateau Charles Cowgirl Classic; *- SLC game; **- SLC Tourn. (Shreveport)

1997-98 (11-16, 5-11 SLC/ 7th)Coach: Bridget Martindef. Loyola (N.O.) 95-55def. Southern Miss 59-58

def. Tulsa 71-55!- def. Univ. of Mobile 77-60!- lost to Jackson St. 69-63

1998-99 (14-12, 9-9 SLC/ 7th)Coach: Bridget Martin

def. Georgia Southern 68-66lost to Mercer 78-64

def. Southern Miss 57-56#def. Texas-Pan American 78-51

#def. Alcorn State 65-51lost to Baylor 72-55

def. Texas-Pan American 67-57lost to USL 62-52

*def Southeastern La. 70-68*def. SW Texas State 72-52*def. UT-San Antonio 47-45

*lost to NW State 76-58*lost to Northeast La. 55-53

*def. Sam Houston State 64-49*lost to Nicholls State 50-47 (OT)

*lost to Texas-Arlington 68-63 (OT)*def. Lamar 53-52

*def. UT-San Antonio 75-67*def. SW Texas State 73-62*def. Texas-Arlington 50-48

*lost to Stephen F. Austin 73-61*def. Northeast La. 58-53

*lost to Sam Houston State 79-58*lost to Southeastern La. 52-49

*lost to Lamar 65-58*lost to Stephen F. Austin 74-53

#- Cowgirl Classic; *- SLC game

1999-2000 (14-14, 8-10 SLC/ 7th)Coach: Bridget Martin

lost to Baylor 71-41def. Houston 67-66

def. Navy 55-47def. UL-Lafayette 60-53

lost to South Alabama 75-63lost to Arkansas State 86-55

def. Mercer 65-60*lost to NW State 73-58

*lost to Sam Houston St. 70-47*lost to Lamar 61-58 (OT)

*def. UT-San Antonio 70-53*lost to SW Texas St. 68-49

*def. Nicholls St. 71-62*def. SE Louisiana 58-57

*- lost to SW Texas State 72-45 *- def. Texas-San Antonio 72-68*- def. Sam Houston State 62-47*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 68-56

*- def. Nicholls State 80-62$- lost to NW State 75-65

#- Southern Miss. Tourn.; *- SLC game; $- SLC Tourn. (Nacogdoches, TX.)

1994-95 (18-10, 10-8 SLC/ T-4th)Coach: Bridget Martin

def. La. College 75-60 (forfiet)

def. Prairie View A&M 57-39def. Texas- El Paso 69-65

def. USL 79-55lost to Tulane 73-62

def. Mississippi College 94-75*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 74-62

*- lost to Sam Houston State 58-52*- def. Texas-San Antonio 83-47

*- def. SW Texas State 73-68 (OT)*- lost to NW State 75-54

*- def. Northeast La. 82-58def. Lamar 83-71

*- def. North Texas 80-74*- lost to Texas-Arlington 71-69

*- def. Nicholls State 85-53

lost to Texas Tech 93-44def. Southern 93-84

#- lost to Hawaii 81-51#- lost to UC-Santa Barbara 95-75

#- lost to Michigan State 78-59*- def. Nicholls State 68-63

*- def. Southeastern La. 82-56*- lost to NW State 68-65

*- lost to Northeast La. 79-70def. Prairie View 58-55

*- lost to Sam Houston St. 63-61*-def. UT-San Antonio 49-44

*- lost to SW Texas State 68-66 (OT)*- lost to Stephen F. Austin 81-38

*- lost to UT-Arlington 74-65*- lost to Sam Houston State 75-58

*- lost to UT-San Antonio 68-55*- lost to NW State 84-62

*lost to Northeast La. 76-73*- def. Nicholls State 81-56

*-def. Southeastern La. 80-71*- lost to Texas-Arlington

!-Cowgirl Classic, #-Ala Moana Hotel Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii), *- SLC game

*def. UT-Arlington 49-48*lost to Sam Houston St. 68-58

*lost to NW State 77-47*lost to UL-Monroe 60-58

def. Centenary 93-62*lost to SF Austin 75-58

*lost to UT-Arlington 69-53*lost to SE Louisiana 61-58 (OT)

def. Centenary 93-54*lost to SW Texas St. 63-53*def. UT-San Antonio 82-79

*def. Lamar 69-42*def. Nicholls St. 72-59

**lost to NW State 93-82*-SLC Game; **-CenturyTel SLC Classic (1st

round game played at Natchitoches, La.)

2000-2001 (6-21, 3-17 SLC/ 11th)Coach: Bridget Martinlost to Houston 104-45def. Centenary 73-58

lost to Arkansas State 79-74 (OT)def. Centenary 73-42

lost to South Alabama 54-52*lost to Lamar 77-62

!lost to Navy 74-65 (OT)!def. Murray State 59-58

*lost to UT-San Antonio 69-61*def .SW Texas St. 70-48*lost to NW State 82-43

*lost to UL-Monroe 71-59*lost toe SE Louisiana 67-60

*lost to Sam Houston St. 67-60*def. UT-Arlington 69-63

*lost to Stephen F. Austin 93-47*lost to Nicholls State 57-48*lost to SE Louisiana 81-47*lost to Nicholls State 78-54

*def. SW Texas St. 57-50*lost to UT-San Antonio 86-62

*lost to Lamar 57-47*lost to Sam Houston St. 69-61

2001-02 (6-21, 6-14 SLC/ T-9th)Coach: Carol Sensley

lost to Texas Southern 63-52lost to Louisiana Tech 88-43!lost to South Alabama 77-39

!lost to Arkansas-Pine Bluff 67-60#lost to Tulane 90-43

#lost to Creighton 67-49*lost to Nicholls State 62-43*def. Southeastern La. 46-41*lost to SW Texas State 59-41

*lost to NW State 64-52*def. UL-Monroe 57-55

*def. Sam Houston State 80-52*lost to Lamar 61-58

*def. UT-Arlington 55-49*lost to SW Texas State 54-53*lost to UT-San Antonio 69-56

*def. UT-Arlington 64-53*lost to Stephen F. Austin 85-54*lost to Southeastern La. 85-73

*lost to Nicholls State 63-55*lost to UL-Monroe 81-64

*lost to Stephen F. Austin 88-69*lost to UT-San Antonio 54-51

*lost to UL-Lafayette 72-63*def. Sam Houston State 72-67

*lost to Lamar 59-56*lost to NW State

!-South Alabama Tourn.; #-Tulane Tourn.; *-SLC game

2002-03 (9-17, 8-12 SLC/ 7th)Coach: Carol Sensley

lost to Texas Southern 55-75lost to Texas 90-25

lost to Centenary 69-76!lost to Missouri 53-74

!lost to Missouri-Kansas City 61-65def. Southern Miss 51-49

*lost to SW Texas State 56-65*def. Sam Houston State 79-67

*lost to UT-Arlington 66-71*lost to Stephen F. Austin 51-59

*lost to NW State 53-65*def. UL-Monroe 69-65

*lost to SW Texas State 63-75*def. UT-San Antonio 54-65*lost to Nicholls State 46-53*lost to UL-Monroe 50-82

*def. Lamar 70-62*def. Stephen F. Austin 89-80 (OT)

*lost to UT-Arlington 58-79*def. NW State 77-74

*lost to UT-San Antonio 41-45*lost to Southeastern La. 55-57

*def. Nicholls State 70-45*def. Southeastern La. 57-50

*lost to Sam Houston State 64-67*def. Lamar 46-38

!-Missouri Unilever Lady Tiger Tourn.; *-SLC game

2003-04 (11-17, 9-7 SLC/5th)Coach: Carol Sensley

lost to New Orleans 79-53def. Centenary 80-69

lost to Southern Miss 68-43lost to Ole Miss 85-72

lost to South Alabama 54-51def. Texas Southern 62-58lost to Texas A&M 74-48!lost to Southern 77-61

!lost to Mississippi State 81-58lost to Arkansas 72-52

lost to Arkansas-Little Rock 65-54*def. Texas State 51-49*lost to NW State 65-51

*def. Stephen F. Austin 62-59*lost to Texas-Arlington 47-30

*def. Nicholls State 53-47*lost to SE Louisiana 73-58

*lost to NW State 78-62*lost to Texas-San Antonio 64-56 (OT)

*lost to Texas-Arlington 63-55*def. Lamar 63-52

*def. Stephen F. Austin 68-61 (OT)*lost to UL-Monroe 81-73

*def. Sam Houston State 69-53*def. Texas State 71-46

*def. SE Louisiana (71-61)*def. Nicholls State (57-42)

**lost to Texas-San Antonio 61-42!-Mississippi State Tournament; *-SLC game;

**-SLC Tournament


!lost to Rice 62-43lost to Southern 56-47#lost to Ole Miss 72-64#lost to Mercer 73-67

def. New Orleans 71-52lost to Texas 80-26

lost to Loyola (N.O.) 61-55lost to Texas A&M 96-45

lost to Southern 63-53lost to Arkansas-Little Rock 61-55

lost to Birmingham Southern 49-46*lost to Texas State 68-44*def. UL-Monroe 73-59

*def. Lamar 66-54*lost to Texas State 64-48

*lost to Texas-San Antonio 67-49*def. Nicholls State 57-42

*lost to Texas-Arlington 56-53*lost to Stephen F. Austin 62-50

*lost to NW State 85-80 (OT)*def. Southeastern La. 66-58*def. Stephen F. Austin 71-53

*def. Sam Houston State 61-53*lost to Texas State 74-70

*lost to Nicholls State 65-51*def. Southeastern La. 65-55

*def. NW State 77-72**def. Texas State 78-71 (OT)

**lost to UL-Monroe 50-41!-WNIT (Rice University-Houston, TX.);

#Southern Methodist Hoops For The Cure Classic; *-SLC game; **-SLC Tournament


lost to South Alabama 52-66def. Belhaven 93-68

!lost to Colgate 78-82!def. Charleston Southern 79-71

lost to Grambling 67-68lost to South Alabama 55-63

def. Jackson State 53-52lost to #5 Baylor 36-72

def. University of Mobile 72-61def. Louisiana College 80-45

def. Birmingham-Southern 68-62*lost to Lamar 51-52

*lost to Texas-San Antonio 58-70*def. Sam Houston State 57-53*lost to Stephen F. Austin 63-69*lost to Southeastern La. 49-69

*lost to Nicholls State 51-62*lost to Louisiana-Monroe 57-79

*lost to Texas-Arlington 56-59 (OT)*def. Lamar 67-54

*def. Texas-San Antonio 62-57*def. Texas State 71-67

*lost to Stephen F. Austin 63-88*lost to Sam Houston State 57-63

*def. Louisiana-Monroe 55-50*def. Northwestern State 72-51

*def. Texas-Arlington 48-47**lost to Texas-Arlington 43-71

!-Vanderbilt Tourn.; *-SLC game; **-SLC Tournament

2006-07 (4-25, 2-14 SLC/12th/6th East Div.)Coach: Carol Sensley

Interim Coach: Freddie Murray (last 15 games)

lost to Louisiana- Monroe 53-71lost to Univ. of New Orleans 65-70

def. Jackson State 64-60lost to Texas A&M 26-109

lost to Texas Southern 51-53def. Belhaven College 71-59

lost to Grambling 59-71lost to Alabama 55-84

@lost to University of Mobile @lost to Texas-Pan American 37-67

lost to LSU 28-83lost to Centenary 59-75

lost to Louisiana College 57-61 (OT)*lost to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 54-66

*lost to Sam Houston State 57-74*lost to Stephen F. Austin 63-76

*lost to Northwestern State 58-82*lost to Central Arkansas 73-85

*lost to Lamar 60-71*lost to Southeastern La. 62-69

*lost to Nicholls State 54-56*lost to Texas State 45-69

*lost to Texas-Arlington 45-64*lost to Northwestern State 68-72*lost to Central Arkansas 56-66

*lost to Texas-San Antonio*def. Lamar 60-59

*def. Southeastern La. 67-53*lost to Nicholls State 66-68

@-played at Lake Charles Civic Center; *-Southland Conference Game

*lost to Stephen F. Austin 83-72*lost to UT-Arlington 70-64*lost to UL-Monroe 78-70*lost to NW State 83-66

!-Navy Classic; *-SLC Game


Yearly Results 2007-08 (10-21, 8-8 SLC/T2nd East Div.)

Coach: Brooks Williams

lost at Monroe 40-77lost at Southern Miss 52-94lost to New Orleans 51-75lost at Jackson State 47-67

lost at Cincinnati 44-83! lost to Liberty 52-92! lost at Xavier 60-97

! lost to Houston 57-87def. Texas Southern 61-50

def. Centenary (2OT) 81-79lost at Texas-Pan America (OT) 64-71

@lost to Southern 55-58lost at Mississippi State 52-94lost at Louisiana Tech 43-88

*def. Sam Houston State 79-56*lost at Texas A&M-CC 54-61*lost to Texas-Arlington 42-43*def. Stephen F. Austin 68-60

*lost at Northwestern State 62-90*lost to Central Arkansas (79-85)

*def. Lamar 81-74*lost to Southeastern La. 58-72

*def. Nicholls State 67-51*lost to Texas State 50-99

&-*lost to Northwestern State 54-69*def. Central Arkansas 76-57*def. Texas-San Antonio 52-49

*lost to Lamar 55-64*def. Southeastern La. 67-60

*def. Nicholls State (OT) 67-64**lost to Texas-Arlington 68-82

!- National City Xavier Inv. (Cincinnati, OH.)@-played at Lake Charles Civic Center

&- played at Jennings High (Jennings, LA.) *-Southland Conference Game

**-Southland Conference Tourn. (Merrell Center - Katy, Tx.)

2008-09 (14-16, 6-10 SLC/7th)Coach: Brooks Williams

lost at New Orleans 56-58lost at Tulsa 65-70

lost at Oklahoma State 56-89def. Arkansas-Monticello 89-57

def. Houston Baptist 71-63!lost to Samford 48-67

!lost to Alabama-Birmingham 53-56def. at UL-Lafayette 56-46@def. UL-Monroe 62-54

@def. Jackson State 49-45def. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 73-64

def. at Centenary 74-72def. Louisiana Tech 71-66

*lost to UTSA 50-61*lost at Lamar 58-67 (OT)

*def. Southeastern La. 57-53*lost at Central Arkansas 69-71

*def. at Nicholls 87-66*lost at Stephen F. Austin 50-55

*lost at Northwestern State 64-77 (OT)*lost at Texas State 48-62

!@lost to Texas-Arlington 47-73*lost to Stephen F. Austin 56-67*def. Northwestern State 75-66

*def. Texas A&M-CC 68-54*lost at Sam Houston State 71-81

*def. Nicholls 70-55*lost at Southeastern La. 50-53*def. Central Arkansas 70-60

**lost to UTSA 52-71

!- Samford/UAB Thanksgiving Classic (Mobile, Alabama)

@-played at Lake Charles Civic Center*-Southland Conference Game

**-Southland Conference Tourn. (Merrell Center - Katy, Tx.)

1,311 Fans “Packed The House” to see the Cowgirls defeat three-time National Champions Louisiana Tech 71-66 in Burton Coliseum on Jan. 3, 2009

McNeese head coach Brooks Williams, athletic director Tommy McClelland and wife Jessica pose with Oklahoma head coach Sherri Coale. Coale was the guest speaker at the FCA banquet held in Lake Charles in 2009.

2009-10 (7-22, 3-13 SLC/t10th)Coach: Brooks Williams

lost to New Orleans 53-62def. Texas College 76-51

lost to Samford 58-72def. at Houston Baptist 63-41

lost at Kentucky 50-85lost to UL-Lafayette 68-82@def. Paul Quinn 101-40lost at UL-Monroe 51-62

lost at La. Tech 61-94lost to Centenary 66-68

lost at Tulane 45-75def. Norfolk State 68-55

lost to Tulsa 45-86*lost at UTSA 61-68*lost to Lamar 65-68

*lost at Southeastern La. 52-60*lost to Central Arkansas 58-76

*def. at Nicholls 54-52*lost at Stephen F. Austin 59-75

@*lost to Northwestern State 52-65#*def. Texas State 77-70

*lost at UT-Arlington 65-77*lost to Stephen F. Austin 75-85

*lost at Northwestern State 52-69*lost at Texas A&M-CC 62-72

*lost to Sam Houston State 84-87*def. Nicholls 71-52

*lost to Southeastern La. 55-61*lost at Central Arkansas 77-81

#- played in Jennings, La. (Jennings HS) @-played at Lake Charles Civic Center

*-Southland Conference Game


All-Time PlayersAAlmazan,Monique 2002Abbitt, Brenna 1997,98Abraham, Shena 1992Alexander, Miechelle 1989Amey, Shantwann 2001,02Anderson, Ne’Aisha 2007-presentArmstrong, Kayla 2007-2010Andrews, Leslie 1990-93

Ashworth, Leslie 1992,93

BBaggett. Ashlyn 2009Baggett, Caitlyn 2009Barber, NaTosha 1993 94Barrett, Donna 1984,85Barry, Tracey-Jeffery 1998,99BeBee, Rebecca 1980Bender, Shamecha 2003Benoit, Kay 1976,77Blackwell, Chris 1995,97Bobbett, Colleen 1980-83Boone, Brittany 2007,08Booker, Pam 1983-86Boudreaux, Cindy 1989-92Bourque, Stephanie 1981Bowers, Sheronda 2002-04Briscoe, Dorothy 1984-86Broussard, Heather 2007Broussard, Sue 1976,77Brown, Aretha 1982,83Brown, Tara 1982,83Burbridge, Kellie 2000-03Butcher, Valerie 1986

CCaesar, Bridget 1988Cain, Dee Ann 1996Calligan, Twanna 1996-99Carlisle, Carol Ann 1990Carrell, Chrissy 1995,96Chapman, Vicky 1974-76Clark, Clarissa 2003,04,05, 06Clophus, Doreen 1988Coates, Sade’ 2006Cole, Shanna 1992Coleman, Kathy 2000Coleman, Kristal 2000Coleman, Yronica 1986, 87Colmer, Courtney 2005Cooley, Mishay 2003Conley, Kay 1979Cormier, Jennifer 1984Courtney, Rhonda 1979-81Cummins, Kasie 2001-04Cutrer, Conceita 2008,09

DDaniels, Robin 1992-95Davis, Chandra 1986-89Davis, Pam 1992,93Davis, Reeshimah 2007,08Davis, Stacie 1998,99DeMary, Gail 1977-79Dubois, Mary 1982-84Duhon, Nicki 1978,79Dunnehoo, Beckie 1976,77Dupuis, Olga 1980

FFingers, Miracle 1995,96Fontenot, LaTaunya 1989,90Fowler, Conswella 1996French, Cinthia 1994,95Froeba, Brooke 2009-2010

GGaither, Danielle 1994Raiyawna Gatlin 2009-present

HHabetz, Pauline 1979-82Hadi, Tara-Abdul 2004,05 Hale, Sarah 1996-99Handy, Shanel 2002Harris, Robyn 1990Headley, Wendy 1998-01Hebert, Christy 1995Henagan, Haley 2004,05,06,07Hegener, Tricia 1995,96Herd, Ryan 2007Hill, Tina 1995-98Hollins, Courtnee’ 2006,07,08Hooker, Jessica 2007,09Husband, Dakilah 2002

IIkeakor, Nneka 2001,02Iles, Claudia 1982,83Inman, Jennifer 1990,91

JJackson, Hartford 1999Jackson, Karanda 1987,88Jean, Pat 1980-83Johnson, Angela 1995Johnson, Ashley 2006,07Johnson, Kiara 2008-presentJohnson, Lindsay 2010Johnson, Marci 2002Jones, Erin 2007Jones, Eva 1986-89

KKarasch, Angela 1997-01Keller, Mary 1991Kendrix, Ja’Niqua 2009-presentKennedy, Ashley 2004Klutarich, Joanna 2005,06,07,08Koonce, Melissa 1989

LLaCombe, Candace 2010-presentLaFosse, Pam 1983-86Lampkin, Etta 1976,77Lantrip, Cherilyn 1979,80LeBlanc, Valencia 2003,04,05,06Ledoux, Kris 1986,87Leonards, Kylie 2010Lopez, Lenissa 2005,06,07,08Lyons, Sheri 1984

NNorton, Maegan 2002Nutter, Lauren 2009-2010

PParker, Ines 1995Peloquin, Jammie 1994,95Perry, Angie 1986-89Perry, Shante’ 2006,07,08,09Powell, Monique 2002-03Premeaux, Tammy 1978,79

RRandall, Natalie 1983,84Reeder, Sheila 1996Riebock, Megan 1994Robinson, Marcy 2008Rome, Crystal 2006Roubique, Ann 1979-82Roy, Angie 1992,93

SScott, Brittany 2003Scott, Celeste 1997, 98Sheridan, Christine 1979-82Shipley, Lindsay 1998,99Silcott, Tresa 1997Simar, Tessie 1999Simpson, Lucretia 1985Spain, Adecia 1993,94Spivey, Regina 2003,04,05,06Sprouse, Shonice 2007Stafford, Lindsey 2000,01Stewart, Shamika 2003,04,05,06Staves, Sandra 1982,83Stone, Kathy 1977-79Strickland, Otisa 1998Stutes, Ann 1988,89Syas, Trekessa 1995

TThedford, Gretchen 1993,94Thibodeaux, Paula 1977-80Thibodeaux, Stacy 1991-94Thomas, April 1997Thomas, Yvette 1991Thompson, Quita 1976,77Thurman, Kathy 1985Toussaint, Charleen 2001Turner, Kim 1985-88

WWaddles, Kim 1996Walker, Sherry 1989,90Watson, Keri 1985Wells, Kendra 2009-presentWilliams, Amber 2001Williams, Marquita 2003,04,05,06Wilson, Shondalynn 2006Woodson, Liz 1987

Goshen, Kathy 1982,83Green, Tiffany 1997-00Greig, Kelly 2000,01Griffen, Cathy 1983-86Guidry, Aline 1978-81Guillory, Janine 1986-88

MMalveaux, Yamekia 1996Mapp, Wendy 2000, 01Mayet, Pam 1982-84Mayo, Eunice 1998-01McAlister, Tangela 1992,93McDaniel, Lynn 1992McCullough, Rhonda 1986McInnis, Allison 1993,94McKnight, Mandie 1994Means, Aaricka 1999Meschino, Chris 1999Melancon, Monique 1990Mikel, Cheryl 1980Miller, Myrna 1975-79Moon, Shannon 1990-92Moore, Adina 1997Morales, Rebecca 2003,04,05Morrell, Taylor 2002,03,04,05


Ne’Aisha Anderson5-7, Sr., G

Jackson, MS.Jim Hill High

Brooks Donald WilliamsHEAD COACH

Garry BrodheadASSOCIATE

HEAD COACH

Jada MincyASSISTANT COACH

Sallie GuilloryASSISTANT COACH

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21 22 25 32 33 34

44 45 Rob LihalakhaSTUDENT

MANAGER

TaShee HardenSTUDENT

MANAGER

Conceita CutrerSTUDENT

MANAGER

Jordan Hines5-6, Jr., GTulsa, OK.

Independence CC

Ashlyn Baggett5-6, So., GIota, LA.Iota High

Caitlyn Baggett5-6, So., GIota, LA.Iota High

Alaina Verdin5-9, Fr., G

Houma, LA.Terrebonne High

Liz Kingham6-0, Fr., C

Grand Lake, LA.Grand Lake High

Kendra Wells5-11, Jr., F

Port Allen, LA.Scotlandville High

Raiyawna Gatlin5-6, Jr., G

Shreveport, LA.Southwood High

Candace LaCombe5-11, Jr., GIota, LA.

LSU-Eunice

Ja’Niqua Kendrix6-1, Jr., F

Monroe, LA.Neville High

Adrienne Minor6-3, So., C

Beaumont, TX.Ozen High

Martika Hull5-11, Jr., F

Meridian, MS.East Mississippi CC

Kiara Johnson6-1, Sr., F

Monroe, LA.Carroll High

NeTanya Jones6-4, Fr., C

Oakdale, LA.Oakdale High

Ariel GreeneSTUDENTTRAINER

Ngan ChungTRAINER

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