2011-12 WBB Fact Book

12011-12 ORU Women’s Basketball

Introduction 2Basketball Facilities 2City of Tulsa 3Athletic Tradition 4Mabee Center 5Media Information 72010-11 Schedule 6The ORU Experience 8Dr. Mark Rutland, ORU President 10Mike Carter, Athletic Director 10

Coaching Staff 11Jerry Finkbeiner 12Misti Cussen 16Micha Vandervort 16Bojan Jankovic 17John Joslin, Dir. of Sports Medicine 18Support Staff 18

Meet the Golden Eagles 19Dominique Allen 20Georgia Jones 22Jordan Pyle 24Cristal Turner 26Jaci Bigham 28Savanna Buck 30Kevi Luper 32Amber Carver 34Christian Key 36Newcomers 382011-12 Roster 40

2011-12 Opponents 41Evangel / Central Oklahoma / Arkansas / UALR 42Drury / Grambling / Houston 43IPFW / IUPUI / Kansas 44Louisiana Tech / UMKC / Missouri State 45North Dakota State / North Texas / Oakland 46South Dakota / South Dakota St. / Southern Utah 47 Tulsa / Western Illinois / Wisconsin 48

2010-11 Season in Review 49Season Highs 52Player Statistics 532010-11 Game Results 542010-11 Summit League Review 552010-11 Summit League Stats 562010-11 Box Scores 58

History and Records 67Mabee Center Records 68The Last Time... 69Miscellaneous Records 70All-Time Honors 72Individual Records 74Team Records 75Season Records 76Year-by-Year Stats 77Yearly Leaders 78Single-Season Records 80Career Records 821,000 Point Club 84Letterwinners 87Year-by-Year Results 88Results by Opponents 98NCAA Tournament 107The Summit League 108

Credits: The 2011-12 Oral Roberts University Women’s Basketball Fact Book is produced by the ORU Athletic

Media Relations Office. Layout and design by former Assistant Media Relations Director, Dustin Main. Editing

assistance provided by Rob Walden, Blake Freeland and Eli Linton. Photography by ORU Photographic Services,

Shane Bevel, Bill Powell, Stephen Holman and others.

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITYLocation Tulsa, Oka.Founded 1963Enrollment 3,259President Dr. Mark RutlandNickname Golden EaglesColors Vegas Gold, Navy Blue, WhiteAffiliation NCAA Division IConference The Summit LeagueAthletic Director Mike Carter

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Jerry FinkbeinerAlma Mater/Year Southern Nazarene ‘80Record at ORU/Years 253-197 (16)Career Record/Years 454-232 (22)Assistant Coaches Alma Mater/YearMisti Cussen Southern Nazarene ‘93Bojan Jankovic University of the Ozarks ‘06Micha Vandervort Pensacola Christian ‘06

BASKETBALL INFO2010-11 Record 23-112010-11 Conference Record/Finish 16-2/1st2010-11 Postseason WNIT (3rd round)Starters Returning/Lost 5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/2Newcomers 7

MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/Dir. of Media Relations Blake FreelandOffice Phone 918-495-7181Cell Phone 918-892-1975E-mail [email protected] Director/WBB Contact Rob WaldenOffice Phone 918-495-7094Cell Phone 864-200-0690E-mail [email protected] Relations Fax: 918-495-7142Website www.ORUGoldenEagles.com

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DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEThu. Oct. 27 Evangel (Exhibition) Mabee Center 7:05 pm Mon. Nov. 7 Central Oklahoma (Exhibition) Mabee Center 7:05 pm Fri. Nov. 11 Drury Mabee Center 11:55 am Sun. Nov. 13 at Wisconsin at Madison, Wisc. 2 pm Wed. Nov. 16 at North Texas at Denton, Texas 7 pm Sat. Nov. 19 Louisiana Tech Mabee Center 2:05 pm Tue. Nov. 22 at Houston at Houston, Texas 5 pm Sat. Nov. 26 Missouri State Mabee Center 2:05 pm Tue. Nov. 29 at Tulsa at Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm Sat. Dec. 3 Southern Utah* Mabee Center 2:05 pm Sat. Dec. 10 at Arkansas at Fayetteville, Ark. TBA Tue. Dec. 13 UALR Mabee Center 7:05 pm Thu. Dec. 15 Grambling Mabee Center 7:05 pm Wed. Dec. 21 at Kansas at Lawrence, Kan. 7 pm Thu. Dec. 29 at South Dakota* at Vermillion, S.D. 7 pm Sat. Dec. 31 at UMKC* at Kansas City, Mo. 2 pm Sat. Jan. 7 South Dakota State* Mabee Center 2:05 pm Mon. Jan. 9 North Dakota State* Mabee Center 7:05 pm Sat. Jan. 14 at IUPUI* at Indianapolis, Ind. 4:30 pm Mon. Jan. 16 at Western Illinois* at Macomb, Ill. 7 pm Sat. Jan. 21 Oakland* Mabee Center 2:05 pm Mon. Jan. 23 IPFW* Mabee Center 7:05 pm Sat. Jan. 28 UMKC* Mabee Center 2:05 pm Mon. Jan. 30 South Dakota* Mabee Center 7:05 pm Sat. Feb. 4 at North Dakota State* at Fargo, N.D. 5 pm Mon. Feb. 6 at South Dakota State* at Brookings, S.D. 7 pm Sat. Feb. 11 Western Illinois* Mabee Center 2:05 pm Mon. Feb. 13 IUPUI* Mabee Center 7:05 pm Sat. Feb. 18 at IPFW* at Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1 pm Mon. Feb. 20 at Oakland* at Rochester Hills, Mich. 6:30 pm Sat. Feb. 25 at Southern Utah* at Cedar City, Utah 5 pm Sat.-Tue. Mar. 3-6 Summit League Championships at Sioux Falls, S.D. TBA Sat.-Tue. Mar. 17-20 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA TBA Sat.-Tue. Mar. 24-27 NCAA Regional Semifinals & Finals TBA TBASat.-Tue. Mar. 31-Apr. 3 NCAA Final Four at Denver, Colo TBA* Summit League game- All times CT and subject to change

2011-2012 SCHEDULE


THE MABEE CENTERThe home of the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles is the 10,575-seat Mabee Center. Located on ORU’s main campus at 81st St. and Lewis Ave., the Mabee Center is eight miles south of downtown Tulsa.

SCORE UPDATESThe ORU press row phone number is: (918) 495-7800. Scores are also available on the internet at orugoldeneagles.com.

MEDIA CREDENTIALSAll credentials will be issued to WORKING MEDIA ONLY and should be requested through the ORU Athletic Media Relations Office as early as possible. Credentials will not be mailed, nor will they be issued to spouses, dates or children.

MEDIA ENTRANCEAll working media should enter through the service entrance of the Mabee Center, located on the southeast side of the arena. At that time, media credentials will be issued. Media parking passes are not required. There is ample free parking.

WORKING AREAThe press row working area is located courtside within the arena, along the north side of the playing floor. Press row seating is assigned by the Media Relations Office.

THE PRESS ROOMThe press room is located adjacent to the north corridor outside the main arena. Refreshments will be available prior to the game and at halftime.

MEDIA SERVICESPrograms, statistics and game notes will be available in the press room prior to each game. Half time statistics are provided on press row and in the press room. Final game statistical packets will also be provided. ORU uses the Stat Crew System software package. Fax requests should be made in advance.

RADIO, TELEVISION RIGHTSORU provides two courtesy lines for the official visiting radio outlet. If any additional lines are needed, contact the ORU Athletic Media Relations Office at least one week in advance to make arrangements. A charge will accompany additional lines and is payable through the Mabee Center Business Office.Television stations should coordinate all plans through the Media Relations Office. Rights are subject to restrictions set forth by ORU. Requests to televise any live or delayed portion should be made well in advance.

PHOTOGRAPHERSAll photographers must have their photo passes visible at all times and must shoot only from under the baskets, away from advertisements.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSAfter a 10-minute cool down period, two ORU players will proceed to the press room for the postgame press conference. Coach Finkbeiner’s postgame interview will follow. If requested, the visiting coach and players will be made available to the media as well.

PRACTICESPlayers will be available for interviews up to 30 minutes before practices with advance notification through the Media Relations Office. Changes in practice times do occur, so please contact the Athletic Media Relations Office to confirm times.

INTERVIEWSRequests for coach and player interviews should be made at least one day in advance through Rob Walden, Assistant Director of Media Relations for women’s basketball.

MEDIA OUTLETS

TULSA WORLDMichael Peters-Sports Editor P.O. Box 1770Tulsa, OK 74102(918) 581-8355, Fax (918) 581-8352E-Mail: [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS P.O. Box 1770, Tulsa, OK 74102(918) 584-4346, Fax (918) 584-4654E-Mail: [email protected]

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The 2011-12 edition of the ORU Basketball Fact Book is a comprehensive source of information with player and coaching staff biographies, statistics and historical references for use by the media covering ORU Basketball. For additional information about Golden Eagle basketball,

please contact the ORU Athletic Media Relations Office at (918) 495-7094

MEDIA INFORMATION


WELCOME to ORU! Oral Roberts University is a private, interdenominational, liberal arts and sciences institution located on 260 acres of rolling countryside in Tulsa, Oklahoma. ORU has more than 5,300 students who come from every stats, more than 50 foreign countries, and represent every race and more than 40 denominations. Oral Roberts University is committed to a philosophy of education for the whole person with equal emphasis placed on developing mind, body and spirit. Dedicated to the realization of truth and the acheivement of one’s potential life capacity, the university seeks to graduate an integrated person - spiritually alive, intellecutally alert and physically disciplined.

HISTORY Oral Roberts University was founded by Oral Roberts and chartered by the state of Oklahoma in 1963, with the first classes held in the fall of 1965. A total of of 303 students made up the first class.ORU recieved full accreditation on March 31, 1973. Gruaduate programs in five seperate disciplines began in 1976.

FACILITIES Major buildings include the John D. Messick Learning Resources Center, a multi-functional facility encompassing classroom, laboratory, office space and a library which houses over 750,000 volumes. The attached Marajen Chinigo Graduate Center contains most of ORU’s classroom facilities depart-mental offices and laboratories within its 458,000 square feet of space. The Hewitt Dining Commons, Hamill Student Union and Zoppelt Auditorium provides a forum for concerts, plays, movies and cultural events. Timko Barton Hall houses the performance hall and ORU’s music department. In the spring of 2002, the Classroom Center was demolished to make way for construction of a Student Center designed to bring all student activity and service areas together in a state-of-the-art facility.

THE ORU EXPERIENCE

Standing as the centerpiece of the university is the 200-foot Prayer Tower. The tallest structure on campus, it houses the Visitors Center and the Abundant Life Prayer Group and is surrounded by the multi-tiered Ralph L. Reece Memorial Gardens. Oral Roberts Uni-versity’s newest landmark, the Praying Hands, now stands at the campus’ main entrance, the CanningEntrance Avenue of Flags. Every ORU student’s home country is represented along this avenue. The Praying Hands serve as a constant reminder of ORU’s founding purpose: to educate the mind, body and spirit through God’s strength and wisdom. The Kenneth H. Cooper Aerobics Center houses the health and physical education department and Human Performance Laboratory. This innovative facility also contains classrooms, an indoor tartan-surfaced track, weight rooms, racquetball courts, four full-court basketball floors and an Olympic-size swimming pool. Christ’s Chapel is a 4,000-seat worship center where ORU students meet biweekly for one-hour services. It also houses the departments of mis-sions, community outreach and music ministries.

The prayer tower stands at the center

of the university and is surrounded by the

Ralph reece Memorial Gardens.

The praying hands located at the main entrance to

the university.

The John D. Messick Learning Resource Center houses many of the classrooms and the university library.


THE ORU EXPERIENCE

ATHLETICS ORU participates in a total of 16 varsity sports at the NCAA Division I level, eight each for men and women. Men’s sports include baseball, basket-ball, cross country, golf, indoor and outdoor track and field, soccer and tennis. Women’s sports include basketball, cross country, golf, indoor and outdoor track and field, soccer, tennis and volleyball. In September 1996, ORU officially joined The Summit League (Formerly Mid-Continent Conference) and began conference competition in the 1997-98 school year.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Oral Roberts University offers over 65 majors from six undergradu-ate colleges. The university also offers graduate and professional programs in education, business and theology. Oral Roberts University makes extensive use of electronic media and education technology and has one of the most modern physical plants in the world. The university is fully accredited on the baccalaureate, master’s, and first-professional degree levels by the North Central Association of Col-leges and Schools. ORU’s reputation for academic excellence continues to be widespread as it consistently ranks among the top academic institutions of its size and type in many national publications.

FACULTY ORU has a faculty of almost 200, of which 70 percent of the un-dergraduate and 100 percent of the graduate faculty hold earned doctorates. The university also boasts former and present Fulbright Senior Scholar award recipients who continue to bring in grants and upgrade the level of active research in many different disciplines.


Mike Carter • Athletic Director

Mike Carter to the helm of ORU athletics on November 7, 1994. Under Carter’s leadership the Golden Eagles have become a perennial favorite for the league’s Commissioner’s Cup, awarded to the league’s best overall athletic department. ORU has captured nine Cups in 13 years. Over the past 13 years the Golden Eagles have totaled 72 NCAA Tournament appearances and two NIT appearances, 63 All-America selections, and two Olympians. In 2008, track & field athlete Andretti Bain became ORU’s first national champion in any sport when he captured NCAA titles in both the indoor and outdoor 400 meters. Bain went on to win a silver medal at the Beijing Olympics as part of the Bahamian 4x400 meter relay team.

ORU’s athletic success hasn’t just been limited to wins on the field though. The Golden Eagles have been extremely successful in the classroom as well, earning an overall GPA of 3.0 or better in 12 out of the last 13 years.

Part of the reason for those honors was Carter’s creation of the Eli Academic Learning Center, one of the many facility upgrades he has directed. Others include the construction and/or improvement of the volleyball, baseball, basketball and soccer facilities. New locker rooms, playing surfaces, sound systems, signage, and additional seating have as-sured ORU that its athletic facilities can rival most NCAA Division I universities.

Yet, Carter isn’t resting on his laurels. New men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms, women’s basketball offices and a sports medicine facility in the Mabee Center have been constructed. ORU opened the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in 2006, a multi-purpose facility located at J.L. Johnson Stadium which features a 2,500-square foot strength and conditioning center; the Grand Slam Room; and new offices for the baseball coaching staff. A 35,000-square foot indoor practice facility opened as part of the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in the summer of 2009. The Mabee Center basketball arena received a new state-of-the-art video scoreboard in the fall of 2008. Additional renovations for soccer, tennis basketball and baseball are under consideration.

Carter and his wife, Paula have two grown children, Lizz and Cason, and two grandchildren. They are also the parents of late son, Scott, who died in December 1993 of childhood cancer.

Dr. Mark Rutland • ORU President

Dr. Mark Rutland brings significant academic and leadership experiences to his role as president of Oral Roberts Uni-versity.

Originally from Texas, Dr. Rutland completed a bachelor of science at the University of Maryland in 1970. Then, an-swering God’s call to the ministry, he earned a master of divinity degree from Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Georgia in 1972, and became a United Methodist pastor. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in church growth from the California Graduate School of Theology in 1988. He founded Global Servants, which has a church-planting ministry in West Africa and a large girls’ home in Thailand, and in 1998 launched out into a second turnaround adventure: the presidency of Southeastern College in Lakeland, Florida. During his decade of leadership that college became a uni-versity, tripled enrollment from less than 1,000 to more than 3,000 students, and saw the Lakeland campus expanded with $50 million in new construction. While there Rutland also established the Jerusalem Studies Center in Israel.

Along with his academic and ministry pursuits, Dr. Rutland has authored 13 books and hosted a 30-minute daily radio program called The Herald of Joy. He and his wife, Alison, have partnered in marriage and ministry for 42 years. They have three married children and five grandchildren.

ADMINISTRATION


COACHING STAFF


JERRY FINKBEINER

Monday, July 29, 1996 is a landmark day in the history of the Oral Roberts University women’s basketball program. That day Jerry Finkbeiner was announced as the new ORU head coach and in the decade since, he has taken the Golden Eagles to heights they had never before reached. In the 10 years prior to Finkbeiner’s hire, ORU had managed just 85 total wins and finished only two seasons with a winning percentage better than .500. But in the 15 years since, the Golden Eagles have won nearly three times as many contests (253) while also making the first five appearances at the NCAA Tournament in school history. Finkbeiner has also led ORU to five 20-win seasons; five Summit League (formerly the Mid-Continent Conference) tournament titles; two Summit League regular season titles; three All-Americans; six conference players of the year; five conference newcomers of the year; and 29 all-conference selections. He has also been named Summit League Coach of the Year on two occassions (2010, 2011). His success has translated onto a national scale, as Finkbeiner enters the 2011-12 season ranked in the top 40 among active Division I coaches with 452 total victories.

This past season proved to be one of the most successful yet for Finkbeiner, who was named Summit League Coach of the Year for the second-consecutive season, while leading the Golden Eagles to their second-straight Summit regular season title, and ORU’s deepest postseason run since 1983.

Finkbeiner’s Golden Eagles rattled off a program-best 16-2 record in the Summit League, including a 13 game conference win streak that marked the second-best of any Summit team since Northern Illinois went undefeated in 1993-94.

With a win over Centenary on January 22, Finkbeiner became The Summit League’s leader in overall victories which now stands at 240. He also moved into second with 129 conference-only wins and is only five victories away from overtaking Keith Freeman of Valparaiso (134) for the top-spot.

Despite an upset loss to Oakland in the conference semifinals, ORU bounced back to defeat TCU and Tulane en-route the WNIT final sixteen.

The high-flying Golden Eagles finished the year ranked first in the conference and second in the nation with 84.4 points per game. ORU also placed first nationally with 14.4 steals per game and ranked 14th overall with 7.5 made three point field goals per game.

2010-11 also featured sophomore all-American Kevi Luper becoming the first player in the history of NCAA men’s or women’s basketball to lead the nation in both points (23.7) and steals (3.7) per game.

2009-10 was yet another prolific season in ORU women’s basketball history, as the Golden Eagles tied or set 39 individual and team single-game and single-season school and, or league records.

The Golden Eagles finished the 2009-10 season with a 23-10 overall record, marking the fourth 20-win season under Finkbeiner and the most wins since the 1982-83 season.

ORU won its first-ever regular-season Summit League title with a 15-3 record and advanced to the Summit League Tournament title game for the seventh time under Finkbeiner. The Golden Eagles also earned an automatic berth to the WNIT, marking their fourth postseason appearance in the last six seasons and their second trip to the WNIT.

Finkbeiner, who earned his first Summit League Coach of the Year honor, achieved this success with one of the nation’s youngest squads, as four freshmen accounted for 60 percent of the team’s total offense, which topped the NCAA. Finkbeiner used the youth to his advantage, implementing an up-tempo style game plan that allowed the Golden Eagles to lead the nation in points (85.1) and steals (15.7)

JERRY FINKBEINERHEAD COACHSouthern Nazarene, 198016th Season at ORU22nd Season Overall


per game.

Freshman Kevi Luper put together arguably the best season in Golden Eagle history, earning AP Honorable Mention All-America honors, as well as Second Team Freshman All-America accolades from Full Court Press. Luper was also named the Summit League Player, Newcomer and Defensive Player of the Year after shattering 14 single-season school and league records and six single-game marks. Luper set the all-time single-season Summit League scoring record at UMKC on Feb. 27, and finished with 757 total points.

Fellow newcomer Jaci Bigham also played a huge role in ORU’s success, earning First Team All-Summit League honors after averaging 17.1 points and 5.3 assists per game. Bigham also set the Summit League single-season record with 99 made 3-pointers.

The freshmen tandem of Bigham and Luper made up the highest scoring duo in the country, averaging a combined 41.5 points per game. The Golden Eagles won their second-straight conference tournament title and made their fifth appearance in the NCAA Tournament under Finkbeiner during the 2007-08 season. ORU posted a 19-14 overall record and placed sixth in the league with a 10-8 conference mark. The team fell in its final two regular season games but stormed back to sweep the next three contests to win the Summit League Tournament. ORU faced eventual national champion Tennessee, led by No. 1 WNBA draft pick Candace Parker, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. At the end of the 2007-08 season, Finkbeiner had placed three players on all-conference teams and two were placed on the conference all-tournament team, including the tournament MVP, Rachel Watman. Although ORU opened up the 2006-07 Summit League season with two losses, they came back to win nine of their next 12, including a five-game conference win streak, to enter the conference tournament with an overall mark of 19-10. For the fourth time under Finkbeiner’s tutelage, the Golden Eagles advanced to the NCAA Tournament after sweeping through the Summit League tournament. When the 2006-07 season had come to a close, Finkbeiner had placed three players on the all-conference team, two to the all-tournament team, two with conference-leading statistics and one with the Summit League Player of the Year award. Elisha Turek’s Player of the Year honor was just icing on the cake for a player who finished her time at ORU with 2,046 points (ranked No. 3 at ORU) and 1,167 rebounds (record-holder).

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In her final season at ORU, Turek led the conference in scoring and rebounding, averaging 17.4 points per game and 10.5 rebounds per game. With those statistics, it is easy to believe that the Council Bluffs, Iowa, native finished her career with 54 double-doubles. Under Finkbeiner’s tenure, the Golden Eagles have become known for their fantastic late-season finishes, and the 2005-06 season was no different. After starting just 2-4 in Summit League action, ORU surged back to win 10 of their last 13 games and sweep the Summit League tournament for its third NCAA Tournament trip in seven seasons. ORU finished the year at 22-9, marking the program’s highest win total, prior to the 2009-10 season, since 1983.

The trademark of the 2004-05 team was defense as they limited their opposition to 57.2 points per contest. That defense proved absolutely stifling during the Summit League tournament with Chicago State, Western Illinois, and UMKC averaging a mere 41 points in the three-day span. The Golden Eagles 43-37 defeat of Western Illinois in the tourney semi-finals marked the second consecutive year ORU knocked off the league’s regular-season champion during tournament play. While their season came to an end with a 64-47 loss to Texas in the NCAA Tournament, Finkbeiner’s squad showed some real resolve in the second half of the contest as the Longhorn’s only outscored them 30-29 after the break. Success under Finkbeiner is not a new idea at ORU. In addition to leading the program to five NCAA Tournament appearances and Summit League Tournament titles, he is also the winningest coach in school history. To date, Finkbeiner’s 253 career victories put him 159 wins out in front of Dixie Woodall, ORU’s second winningest coach and a 2005 inductee in the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. Finkbeiner nearly produced an NCAA Tournament berth at the end of the 2003-04 season, as a classic late-season run came to an abrupt stop with a one-point loss to Valparaiso in the Summit League title game. And he did it with a starting lineup of three freshmen and no seniors.

As any good veteran coach will do, Finkbeiner made changes late in the season, and those changes proved to be significant. After back-to-back road losses to Western Illinois and Valparaiso the Golden Eagles were 11-12 overall and 5-7 in conference play. Finkbeiner scrapped ORU’s half court offense and installed a more up-tempo game plan and an aggressive defensive style, which was better suited to the Golden Eagles’ youthfulness and athleticism. And the results were remarkable. ORU finished the regular-season with a four-game winning streak, averaging over 73 points per game and out-scoring the opposition by more than 15 points per contest. The strong play continued into the Summit League Tournament as the Golden Eagles knocked off Oakland in the opening round and followed it up with a stunning overtime victory against regular-season champion Western Illinois in the semi-finals. ORU lost the title game to Valparaiso, falling 64-63, but the Golden Eagles were in it until the very end, including a potential game-winning shot in the final seconds. The 2002-03 campaign may be one of Finkbeiner’s most memorable seasons. Not only did he become ORU’s all-time wins leader that season, but it was also one of his top coaching efforts.

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Guiding a team with nine freshmen and three sophomores, Finkbeiner amassed an 18-10 record that included several impressive wins. ORU twice defeated instate rival Oklahoma State, toppled cross-town foe Tulsa in the annual Mayor’s Cup game, and pulled off one of the most impressive victories in Finkbeiner’s ORU tenure by nipping 2002 WNIT champion Houston at home in January. After winning two conference titles and playing in a pair of NCAA Tournaments in a three-year span, the 2001-02 Golden Eagles didn’t quite measure up to their preseason prediction as the league’s top squad. Injuries, defections, youth and an all-around lack of depth all contributed to a sub par season.

Following a disappointing 1999-2000 campaign in which the Golden Eagles struggled to duplicate their championship success of the previous season, the 2000-01 edition didn’t disappoint, as ORU posted its first 20-win season in 18 years, and set a school Division I record for victories. The Golden Eagles won their second Summit League championship in three years, and took 4th-ranked Oklahoma to the wire before falling to the Sooners 70-64 on OU’s home floor in the NCAA Tournament. The Golden Eagles also cruised through the Summit League tournament, winning their three games by an average of 18 points per contest. Junior guard Krista Ragan became the first player in league history to win Player of the Year and Tournament MVP honors in the same season. It was the second tourney MVP award of her career.

Finkbeiner entered the 1999-2000 season with high expectations for his basketball team. After winning his first-ever Summit League Championship during the 1998-99 season, there were certain expectations out of the fourth-year head coach. Unfortunately, the expectations may have been too high for the young team, as they were plagued with injuries and inconsistency much of the year. The Golden Eagles finished the campaign with a 12-16 record. Despite having a losing record, Finkbeiner was pleased with the efforts of his young team. Finkbeiner couldn’t have asked for a better year than 1998-99. The Golden Eagles finished the season 17-13, the first time in three years ORU enjoyed a winning campaign. It didn’t stop there. ORU went on to win the Summit League tournament and appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Despite a loss to eventual national champion Purdue, Finkbeiner said getting to the NCAA Tournament was one of his most memorable coaching moments. Finkbeiner’s first season with the Golden Eagles, 1996-97, was his adjustment period to the Division I level, but he managed to lead ORU to a 13-14 record. The next season was ORU’s first in the Summit League and the young Golden Eagles struggled to a 7-20 mark. In his six years prior to coming to ORU, Finkbeiner led Southern Nazarene to three straight NAIA national titles and a combined 99-4 record from 1994 to 1996. Finkbeiner posted a 186-20 record in six seasons with the Lady Redskins. He coached and developed a total of nine NAIA All-American players and a two-time NAIA Player-of-the-Year.

Finkbeiner was named the NAIA National Coach-of-the-Year in 1994, 1995 and 1996. In 1995, he was also named as the College Sports Magazine and Converse National Coach-of-the-Year. Finkbeiner was named the NAIA District 9 Coach-of-the-Year in 1993 and the Sooner Athletic Conference Coach-of-the-Year from 1992 to 1996. A native of Southern California, attended Southern Nazarene in Oklahoma City from 1975-80, where he played basketball for four years. In that time, he was selected as a Christian Collegiate All-American in 1978. Finkbeiner graduated with a bachelor of science in physical education and completed his master’s degree in physical education at Northwest Missouri State University. In addition to coaching at SNU, Finkbeiner also was a professor in the Kinesiology and Sports Management department. Finkbeiner is married to Reva and the couple have five children and two daughter-in-laws, Isaac (Angela), Ben (Alycia), Corban (23), Micha (22) and Bethany (17).

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ASSISTANT COACHES

MISTI CUSSENAssistant Coach16th SeasonSouthern Nazarene, 1993

MICHA VANDERVORTAssistant Coach4th SeasonPensacola Christian College, 2006

Micha Vandervort enters her fourth season as an assistant coach for the Oral Roberts women’s basketball team.

A native of Edmond, Oklahoma, Vandervort spent two sea-sons as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Golden Eagles. As director, her duties included film exchange and film editing coordinator, facilities coordinator, serving as co-director for the ORU women’s basketball summer camps and assisting with scouting.

Prior to ORU, Vandervort attended Pensa-cola Christian College, where she served three years as intramural basketball coach and athletic director.

Home schooled, the Oklahoman played basketball for the Tulsa NOAH Jaguars, where she was a part of two National Championships in 1999 and 2001.

Vandervort graduated from Pensacola Christian College in 2006 with a bachelors

of science in physical education.

Now entering her 16th season as an assis-tant coach on the women’s basketball team, Misti Cussen brings both a wealth of basketball knowledge from her time as a player and a level of stability to the program that isn’t always found on the Division I level. While yearly turnover is high and loyalty is often short-lived in athletics, Cussen, one of the longest-tenured assistant coaches in the nation, is a major exception to that rule.

As a player, Cussen began her collegiate career at the Uni-versity of Kansas (1989-91) before transfering to Southern Nazarene to finish her final two years. Cussen joined the SNU staff in the spring of 1996.

During the summer of 2006, Cussen had the opportunity to serve as a head coach for Athletes in Action, as she took a team of current and former college players on a month-long tour of India. During their stay, the team played in

various exhibtion contests against local universities, while also taking the time to volunteer in other humanitarian relief efforts. Always the fierce competitor, Cussen even played the part of player/coach when the team needed extra help in the post. With the success she enjoyed as a post player in college, Cussen is able to provide hands on instruction to the Golden Eagles

from her own experiences. Not only does she show the players the necessary skills to be a serious competitor on the Division I level, but her strong worth ethic and continous contagious enthusiasm is the perfect fit for Finkbeiner’s breed of championship basketball.

Cussen received her Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communication from SNU in 1993 before earning a master of arts in communication education from there in 1994. She also spent two years working full-time for the state’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ staff. An Oklahoma native, Cussen prepped at El Reno High School and currently lives in Broken Arrow with her husband, Kyle. The couple have two children, Cassie (7) and Caia (3).


ASSISTANT COACHES

Bojan Jankovic, former head women’s basketball coach at Centenary in Shreveport, Louisiana, joined the Oral Roberts women’s basketball staff on August 31, 2010.

Jankovic spent the last four seasons at Centenary, serving as assistant coach for three years before taking over the head coaching duties for the 2009-10 season.

Prior to his time in Shreveport, Jankovic assisted at the Uni-versity of the Ozarks, where he worked with the post players. Jankovic worked many facets of coaching, including recruiting and coordinating travel. He helped the men’s basketball team to the most conference wins in team history (14). Jankovic held his first coaching position in the United States as a student assistant with the men’s basketball team at Texas A&M-Commerce. He helped coach the Lions to a 26-4 record and a NCAA Division II South Central Regional finals appearance in 2005.

In Europe, Jankovic had the opportunity to work a few summers with Igor Kokoskov, an assistant coach for the Phoenix Suns, who represents Europe as the only European assistant coach in the NBA. As coaches, Jankovic and Koskov were responsible for new player development.

Jankovic also spent five years with Radnicki, a Division I Professional team in Serbia, as an assistant coach and served as the head coach for the U18 team.

Jankovic comes to Tulsa with his wife Bojana, their daughter Anja and son Vuk.

BOJAN JANKOVICAssistant Coach2nd SeasonUniversity of the Ozarks, 2006


JOHN JOSLINATC/LATDirector of Sports Medicine3rd SeasonTulsa, 1998

John Joslin begins his third year as Director of Sports Medicine at ORU, but his first as

full-time university employee after previously sharing duties with ORU and medical partner Eastern Oklahoma Orthopaedic Center.

Joslin, who is also employed by ORU’s medical partner Eastern Oklahoma Orthopaedic Center, comes to ORU after spending the previous three years as Head Athletic Trainer for the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA Developmental League.

A 1988 graduate of the University of Tulsa, Joslin has workd at EOOC for 20 years, where he has been responsible for patient education, outreach programs for local high schools and contract event coverage. He also has extensive experience in assisting athletic training students during clinical rotations.

Joslin gained valuable experience as Head Athletic Trainer for the Tulsa Ambush of the National Professional Soccer League from 1991-92. He also served an internship with the NFL’s New England Patriots in 1986.

A member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the former chairman of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association (1997-2005), Joslin is certified by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, as well as the NATA.

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SUMMER 2011 | WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMESRepresented Great Britain in the 2011 World University Games in Shenzhen, China, where the team finished 1-4. Averaged 4.6 points per game in the tournament, with a seven-point performance in a group stage game vs. Brazil.

2010-11| JUNIORAppeared in all 34 games and logged three starts as a junior... Averaged 5.7 points and 6.0 rebounds per game... Scored in double-figures on six occasions, including a career-best 15 point effort against Western Illinois on February 26... The Western Illinois game also marked her first double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds)... Gobbled up a career-high 12 rebounds in ORU’s Summit League postseason win over Western Illinois on March 5... Placed second on the team and 15th in the conference with 22 blocks... Also finished second on the team with a .559 (81-145) field goal percentage... Averaged a team-fourth 26 minutes per game.

2009-10 | SOPHOMOREAppeared in 32 of the 33 contests with one start... Averaged 10.4 minutes per game... Scored a career-high seven points off a perfect 3-of-3 effort from the field against IPFW on Jan. 9... Also drained first-career 3-pointer against the Mastodons... Tallied second long-range bucket of the season against IUPUI on Feb. 13... Pulled down career-high eight rebounds in ORU’s win over LaSalle on Nov. 20... Swiped career-high three steals against Southern Utah in the Summit League Tournament opener... Posted two blocks against Missouri State in the opening round of the WNIT.

2008-09 | FRESHMANMade an appearance in 10 games, starting two on the season... Scored first four career points in the 64-59 win against Southern Utah on Jan. 24... Pulled down six rebounds in the 68-59 victory over UMKC on Jan. 26... Posted season-highs of two blocks and one assists in the 64-67 loss at IPFW on Feb. 7... Added four points in the 79-44 first round loss of the Summit League Tournament to the eventual champion #14 South Dakota State on March 7.

PRIOR TO ORUPlayed two seasons at Northumbria University...

Earned MVP and top defensive player of the year honors for the 2006-07 season... A part of the 18-U team from 2005-07... Served as a tri-captain during 2006-07 season... Scored 10 points to go along with 12 rebounds in her final game... Averaged 11 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 blocks per game, which allowed her to compete for the U-20 team... Named at the Sport Newcastle Dinner as the “Rising Star”.

PERSONALFull name is Dominique Allen... Born September 10, 1989... Daughter of Clive and Jayne Allen... Currently a Graphic Design and Print major... Father, Clive, played basketball for 15 years in England.

#32 DOMINIQUE ALLEN6-2 . SeniorForwardBirmingham, EnglandWindsor High School

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#4GEORGIA JONES5-8 . SeniorGuardManchester, EnglandLoreto Grammar School

SUMMER 2011 | WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMESRepresented Great Britain in the 2011 World University Games in Shenzhen, China, where the team finished 1-4. Averaged 6.2 points per game in the tournament and scored a person-best ten points in the team’s final game, against Slovakia.

2010-11| JUNIORAppeared in all 34 games with 27 starts... Averaged 24.4 minutes per game... Chipped in 7.9 points and 3.4 assists on the season... Scored in double-digits 11 times... Dished out five or more assists 12 times... Shot 35 percent (93-260) from the floor... Scored double-digits in five of seven games to end the season... Recorded a season-best 22 points in WNIT win over Tulane on March 21... Shot 11-17 from beyond the arc in three WNIT games... Tied for first on the team with 63 made three point attempts... Fourth on team in three point percentage (.342)... Second on the team with 114 assists.

2009-10 | SOPHOMOREAppeared in 16 contests with 15 starts before suffering a season-ending injury... Averaged 8.1 points, 3.7 assists and 2.3 rebounds per game... Scored in double figures in seven consecutive games from Nov. 30 to Dec. 19... Posted a season-high 18 points against Southern Utah, going 6-of-7 from 3-point range... Scored 15 points off of five first-half treys the following contest against UMKC... Drained two 3-pointers in overtime to lead ORU past Tulsa... Tallied 100th-career 3-point bucket at North Dakota State on Jan. 2... Shot 31 percent (46-of-147) from the field, as well as 31 percent (33-of-107) from beyond the arc.

2008-09 | FRESHMAN- Summit League Newcomer of the Year- Summit League All-Newcomer TeamNamed Summit League Newcomer of the Year and earned all-newcomer team honors... Led the team in assists (3.7 apg) and was second on the team in scoring (12.4) to rank third in the conference in assists and 11th in scoring... Tallied 21 double-figure scoring games on the year... Finished the season with 68 three-point field goals made, which is the third most made in a season at ORU... Scored 20 points in her collegiate debut against Marquette on Nov. 15... Posted first career double-double with 16 assists and

12 points in the 101-59 win against Houston Baptist on Nov. 29... The 16 assists versus HBU is the second-highest in a single game in ORU history.

PRIOR TO ORU2008 Graduate from Loreto Grammar School... Team named English Schools National Champions for2005, 06, and 07... Played for the Manchester Mystics for four years... Finished 4th in 07-08 in the England Basketball League... Advanced to the final four with its first ever playoff game win... National Championship U-16 2005-06... Received National League Player of the year for 2006 and 2007 for the U-16 team and was honored with the U-18 Player of the year award.

PERSONALFull name is Georgia Louise Jones... Born April 3, 1990 in Manchester, England... Daughter of Jeff and Freda Jones... A Marketing major at ORU... Brother, Callum, plays basketball at Pace University... Father, Jeff, played college basketball with coach Finkbeiner at Southern Nazarene, and traveled overseas to play professional basketball... She lettered in soccer as well as Netball... She is the youngest representative for Great Britain Senior Women.

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#20 JORDAN PYLE6-0 . SeniorForwardMustang, Okla.Mustang High School

2010-11 | JUNIOR- Second Team All Summit LeagueJoined ORU’s 1,000 point 500 rebound club...Started in all 33 games played as a junior... Averaged 15.4 points and a Summit-third 8.7 rebounds per game... Led the conference with 114 offensive rebounds... Played a team-second 28.5 minutes per game... Led team and placed first in the conference with a .571 (205-359) field goal percentage... Placed second on the team with 71 steals... Shot a team-fourth 73 percent from the charity stripe... Scored a season-best 25 points on 11-15 shooting at IPFW on January 29... Set a new career-high with 15 rebounds against North Texas on November 14... Scored in double-digits in 30 of 33 games... Moved into fifth in the ORU record books with 287 single-season rebounds... Pulled in double-digit rebounds on 13 occasions... Tied for eighth at ORU with 11 single-season double-doubles.

2009-10 | SOPHOMORECompeted in all 33 games with 21 starts... Ranked third on the team with 11.8 points per game... Ranked second on the squad with 7.2 rebounds per contest... Led the Summit League and set an ORU single-season record with a field-goal percentage of .623 (160-of-257)... Also paced the conference with 107 offensive rebounds... Scored in double figures in 20 contests... Posted six double-figure rebound performances and six double-doubles... Came up huge in the Summit League Tournament,

averaging 19.0 points and 8.0 rebounds over three contests... Scored a career-high 26 points off 11-of-16 shooting in the tournament opener against Southern Utah... Opened the season with a 22-point, 10-rebound showing against UT-Pan American... Pulled down career-high 13 rebounds to go with 19 points at Sam Houston State (Nov. 30).

2008-09 | FRESHMANMade an appearance in 27 games, starting six... Posted three double-doubles on the year... Tallied double-figures in scoring in six games and in rebounding in five games... Came off the bench

to score eight points and pull down a team-high seven rebounds in collegiate debut at Marquette on Nov. 15...Posted first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds in the 83-41 win over Sam Houston State on Dec. 29...Posted her second double-double on the year with 10 points and a career-high 12 rebounds in the 71-81 loss at WIU on Jan. 17.

HIGH SCHOOL2008 graduate of Mustang High School... Averaged 14.3 points and 8.6 rebounds per game... Shot 60 percent from the field and was the second-best percentage in Class 6A... Was apart of winning the 2005-06 State Champions... Named to the CoachesAid.com and Tulsa World all-tournament teams in 2006...2006-07 State Runner up... Named All-State andearned team MVP honors... Also named team captain.

PERSONALFull name Jordan Ashley Pyle... Born March 17, 1990... Daughter of Jeff and Karol Pyle... Majoring in Health and Exercise Science.

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2010-11 | JUNIORAppeared in three games for ORU before suffering a season-ending knee injury on November 16... Averaged 2.3 points and 1.3 rebounds per game... Shot 3-9 from the floor and sank 1-5 of beyond the arc

2009-10 | SOPHOMORECompeted in 32 contests with three starts... Averaged 1.6 points per game overall and 2.2 points per contest against Summit League opponents... Led the Golden Eagles with 14 blocks... Tallied a season-high nine points off 3-of-6 shooting from 3-point range at Western Illinois on Feb. 15... Added eight points at Southern Utah to help the Golden Eagles claim the regular-season Summit League title outright... Drained seven of her 10 total 3-pointers over a six-game span down the stretch for a 44 percent mark.

2008-09 | FRESHMANPlayed in all 30 games this season and started 14... Shot 38.6 percent (34-88) from three-point range which ranks ninth all-time at ORU in the season records... Finished the year ranking sixth in the Summit League in three-point field goal percentage... Led the squad in three-point shooting... Tallied

five double-figure scoring games on the year... Scored first five career points and tallied first four career rebounds in the 75-42 win against Central Arkansas on Nov. 22... Posted seven points, six rebounds and four blocks in the 56-51 win at Missouri State on Nov. 26... Scored 11 points to go along with seven rebounds, three blocks, two steals and two assists in the 101-59 win versus Houston Baptist on Nov. 29... Tallied eight points and five rebounds in the 83-41 victory over Sam Houston State on Dec. 29... Chipped in eight points in the 95-42 win against

Centenary on Jan. 3... Tied career-high of four blocks in the 68-59 win over UMKC on Jan. 26... Scored 12 points in the 75-79 overtime loss at Oakland on Jan. 9... Tallied 11 points in the 57-62 loss against IUPUI on Feb. 14... Added six points in the 76-74 overtime win at Southern Utah on Feb. 23.

HIGH SCHOOLA part of the 18-U 2007 European Championship team... Competed in England’s 20-U team in 2008... Played for the Sevenoaks Suns and named the England Basketball League Division II South Player of the Year 2007-08... Helped the Suns to ’06-07 and ’07-08 National Trophy wins... Averaged 20 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks per game.

PERSONALFull name Cristal Alison Radmila Turner... Born on November 3, 1989... Daughter of David and Radmila Turner... Currently a Marketing major... Mother, Radmila, played basketball for Bulgaria in the 1988 Olympics and is known as one of the top European basketball players in the last 50 years.

#10CRISTAL TURNER6-2 . Junior-RSForwardMaidstone, EnglandMaidstone Grammar

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#22JACI BIGHAM5-6 . JuniorGuardMcAlester, Okla.McAlester High School

2010-11 | SOPHOMORE- All-Summit League First Team- Navy Classic All-Tournament Team- Summit League Co-Player of the Week (Nov. 30)Played in 30 games for ORU and started the first 25 before going down to an ACL injury at Southern Utah on February 12... Delayed knee surgery and resumed play for ORU’s five postseason games... Averaged 11.7 points and 5.2 assists per game... Dished out a career-best 13 assists at IUPUI on December 4... Posted double-digit assists on four occasions... Led the Summit League in assists... Finished seventh at ORU with 157 single-season assists... Scored a season-best 33 points against IPFW on December 29... Also sank a season-high 10 free throws (10-12) against IPFW... Team leader and ORU single-season leader with an .867 free throw percentage... Logged a career-best 11 rebounds at Arkansas on December 16... Fell one rebound shy of a triple-double with 22 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds against Houston.

2009-10 | FRESHMAN- All-Summit League First Team- Summit League All-Newcomer Team- Three-time Summit League Player of the Week- Two-time Summit League Female Athlete of the MonthStarted all 33 games for the Golden Eagles... Ranked second in the conference with 17.1 points per game and first with 5.3 assists per

contest... Set the Summit League single-season record with 99 3-pointers... Ranks third at ORU for a single-season with 174 total assists... Led the team and placed second in the league by shooting 43 percent (99-of-233) from beyond the arc... Also led ORU at the free-throw line with an 87-percent clip (116-of-134)... Posted 27 double-figure scoring performances, including 11 games of 20 or more points and two games of over 30 points... Scored career-high 34 points against Evangel on Dec. 28, highlighted by a 15-of-18 performance from the charity stripe... Matched

34-point effort two games later at South Dakota State... Went 13-of-17 from the field and 6-of-7 from 3-point range to hand the Jacks their first-ever Summit League loss at home... Dropped 28 points at Oklahoma State on Dec. 22, knocking down a season-high eight treys on 16 attempts... Named to the Summit League All-Tournament Team after averaging 18.3 points over the three contests... Teamed up with fellow freshman Kevi Luper to form the highest scoring duo in the nation with 41.5 points per game.

HIGH SCHOOLHelped lead McAlester High to the conference and regional titles in 2008 and 2009... Four-time S.E. Conference MVP... Named all-state and the Region 6 Player of the Year... McDonalds All-American nominee... Earned MVP honors in every tournament played in high school... Two-time 5A leading scorer... Averaged 22.3 points, 4.6 assists and 3.2 steals per game... Shot 82% from the free-throw line and 44% from three-point range... Holds the MHS record with 42 points in a single game... Graduated in the top 10% of her class... Named to the National Honor Society and Oklahoma Scholars.

PERSONALFull name is Jacilyn Beth Bigham... Daughter of Jimmy and Tina Bigham... Born on July 9, 1991 in McAlester, Okla... Majoring in Public Relations... Chose ORU over Oklahoma State, UMKC, Texas Tech and Cal Poly.

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#13SAVANNA BUCK5-11 . JuniorForwardTomball, TexasTomball High School

2010-11 | SOPHOMORE- Summit League Sixth Woman of the YearCompeted in 34 games for the Golden Eagles, while making 11 starts... Averaged 8.3 points and 5.0 rebounds per game... Poured in a career-high 24 points at Centenary on February 19... Notched a career-best 10 rebounds against Western Illinois on February 26... Logged 13 double-digit scoring games, including four-straight from February 12-26... Erupted for a career-best 4-6 shooting effort from beyond the arc against North Dakota State on February 5... Ranked third on the team with a .362 (25-69) clip from distance... Fifth on the team with 24.5 minutes per game.

2009-10 | FRESHMANCompeted in all 33 games with 16 starts... Averaged 5.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per game... Posted season-high 16 points off 3-of-4 shooting from 3-point range and a perfect 5-of-5 mark from the free-throw line against IUPUI on Feb. 13... Matched season-highs in points and treys on Feb. 27 against UMKC as ORU clinched the regular-season Summit League title... Heated up from beyond the arc down the stretch, draining 11 of her 17 3-point buckets in the final nine games for a 42 percent mark... Posted third double-digit scoring performance with 10 points

against Southern Utah in the opening round of the Summit League Tournament... Grabbed season-high 10 rebounds in ORU’s come-from-behind victory over Oakland on Feb. 6... Ranked fifth on the squad with 46 steals and 35 assists... Shot 36 percent (57-of-160) from the field, 30 percent (17-of-56) from 3-point range and 59 percent (55-of-94) from the charity stripe.

HIGH SCHOOLStarred at Tomball High School in Tomball, Texas... Named first-team all-district all four

years... Earned the team MVP award during the 2006-07 season and the offensive player of the year award the following season... Named to the Greater Houston area first-team... Set a school record with 21 rebounds in a game... Ranked in the top five percent in three-point percentage and in the top 10 percent in rebounding in the Greater Houston area... Also lettered three years in volleyball.

PERSONALFull name is Savanna Lauren Buck... Daughter of Charles and Rhonda Buck... Born on Feb. 27, 1991 in Houston, Texas... Majoring in Health and Exercise Science... Chose ORU over TCU, SMU, Lamar and South Alabama.

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#15KEVI LUPER5-10 . JuniorGuardAdair, Okla.Adair High School 2010-11 | SOPHOMORE- Associated Press All-American Honorable Mention- Became the first player in NCAA Division I history to lead the nation in points (23.7) and steals (3.7)- Summit League Player of the Year- Summit League Defensive Player of the Year- First Team All-Summit League- Three-time Summit League Player of the WeekBecame Summit’s single season scoring leader with 806 points... Finished second in ORU single season scoring, steals (126), made free throws (177), field goals made (283)... Third in ORU single season field goal attempts (643)... Fourth in ORU single season scoring average (23.7)... Joined ORU’s 1000 point, 200 steal club at Arkansas on December 16... Started all 34 games while averaging 23.7 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.7 steals per game... Posted a season-high 36 points on two occasions (North Texas, at Oakland)... Scored in double-figures in 31 of 34 games... Snatched a season-high 10 steals against Northeast Oklahoma State on January 3... Connected on a perfect 6-6 from deep against Tulsa on November 16... Set a school record 17 made free throws (17-19) in WNIT victory over Tulane on March 21.

2009-10 | FRESHMAN- Associated Press All-American Honorable Mention- Full Court Press All-Freshman Second Team- Summit League Player of the Year- Summit League Defensive Player of the Year- Summit League Newcomer of the Year- Summit League All-Newcomer Team

- First Team All-Summit LeagueBecame only the fourth Golden Eagle to achieve All-America status... Averaged 24.4 points per game, which ranked sixth nationally... Led the NCAA with 4.5 steals per contest... Shattered 14 single-season school and league records and tied or set six single-game marks... Became the all-time leading scorer for a single season in Summit League history by scoring her 660th point at UMKC on Feb. 27... Also set single-season Summit League marks in field goals (260), field goal attempts (563), free-throws (194), free-throw attempts (235) and points per game... Ranks second among freshmen in NCAA history in total steals and fourth in total points (757)... Scored 44 points in third collegiate game against

La Salle on Nov. 20 for the most points scored in a single game in league history... Knocked down 19 field goals in the contest, which was also a conference record and tied the all-time ORU mark... Grabbed 12 steals against Southern Utah on Dec. 5, setting a new ORU record and tying for the most steals in a Summit League contest... Tied the all-time ORU mark by going 16-of-17 from the free-throw line against IUPUI on Feb. 13... Scored in double figures in all 30 contests, including 21 games of 20 or more points and eight of 30 or more points... Posted three games with double-digit rebounds and five double-doubles... Tallied 32 points and grabbed eight boards at No. 6 Baylor... Teamed up with fellow freshman Jaci Bigham to form the highest scoring duo in the nation with 41.5 points per game... Named the Summit League Player of the Week a record-seven times... Opened her collegiate career with four consecutive weekly accolades.

HIGH SCHOOLHelped lead Adair High School to a state title in 2009 and a runner-up finish in 2007... Earned tournament MVP honors both seasons... Named the Gatorade Player of the Year, State Athlete of the Year, Jim Thorpe Player of the Year and Ford Player of the Year in 2009... Set the Adair High record with 2,070 career points... Averaged 23.7 points per game as a senior... Also lettered in track and cross country, earning all-state honors in both sports... Won the state title in the 800 meter event as a freshman and sophomore... Posted a runner-up finish at the state championship in cross country as a sophomore and junior... Also excelled academically, serving as the Salutatorian at Adair High.

PERSONALFull name is Kevi Lee Luper... Daughter of Kevin and Jamee Luper... Born on July 6, 1990, in Tahlequah, Okla... Father, Kevin, played collegiate football at Oklahoma State... Majoring in Accounting... Chose ORU over Missouri, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado State.

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#43AMBER CARVER6-5 . SophomoreForwardLufkin, TexasCentral High School

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2010-11 | FRESHMANAppeared in 31 games and made 22 starts for ORU as a freshman... Finished the season averaging 5.5 points and 4.7 rebounds per game... Unleashed for a career-best 20 point, 15 rebound effort at Centenary on February 19... Scored in double-digits on five occasions and grabbed double-digit rebounds on two occasions... Placed first for ORU and 11th in the conference with 26 blocked shots... Finished the season third on the team with a .473 shooting percentage.

HIGH SCHOOLStarred at Central High School in Pollok, Texas... Averaged 19.8 points, 13.8 rebounds, 3.8 blocks and 1.6 steals as a junior to lead the Bulldogs to a 20-13 record... Named to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) All-Region team... Also earned all-district first-team honors.

PERSONALFull name is Amber Nicole Carver... Daughter of B.L. and Debra Carver... Born on Oct. 9, 1991 in Lufkin, Texas... Exploratory major at ORU.


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#12CHRISTIAN KEY5-10 . SophomoreGuardTulsa, Okla.Victory Christian HS

2010-11 | FRESHMANCompeted in all 34 games as a freshman, including seven starts... Scored in double-figures six times... Averaged a freshman-best 14.4 minutes per game... Snagged a season-high four steals against North Dakota State on February 5... Posted a personal-best five rebounds on three occasions... Scored a season-high of 13 points against Western Illinois on February 26... Fourth on the team with a .414 shooting percent (37-102)... Second on the team with a .363 (37-102) mark from distance.

HIGH SCHOOLStarred at nearby Victory Christian School in Tulsa... Averaged 22.7 points and 7.8 rebounds per game as a senior...averaged 19.7 points and 8.2 rebounds per game as a junior, while shooting 41 percent from three-point range and 82 percent from the free-throw line... Averaged 14.0 and 17.0 points per game as a sophomore and freshman, respectively... Tabbed as a player to watch by the Tulsa World entering the 2009-10 season.

PERSONALDaughter of Chris and Jill Key... September 30, 1991 in Tulsa, Oklahoma... Has three siblings, Caitlin, Kacie and Kourtney...Exploratory major at ORU.

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#11BERNADETT BALLA6-2 . FreshmanForwardPecs, HungaryBaar-Madas

PRIOR TO ORUGraduated from Baar-Madas Reformatus Gimnaziu in 2011... Was a highly-decorated youth player in Hungary, winning a U16 European Championship, three U18 Hungarian Championships and one U20 Hungarian Championship... Tallied career highs of 15 points and 20 rebounds.

PERSONALGoes by “Detti”... Daughter of Attila and Krisztina Balla... Born Sept. 15, 1991 in Pecs, Hungary... Plans to major in Physical Therapy and Athletic Training at ORU... Wants to play basketball professionally after college... Came to ORU “to make (her) dreams come true”... Favorite professional athlete is Tim Duncan.

#21ELISABETH DANIELS5-6 . FreshmanGuardTulsa, Okla.Homeschooled

PRIOR TO ORUHomeschooled, but played basketball for Destiny Christian School... Was an All-State selection in 2011 and an NCHBC All-American in 2010 and 2011... Averaged career stats of 11.8 points per game, 5.5 rebounds per game and 4.1 steals per game.

PERSONALGoes by Liz... Full name is Elisabeth Anne Daniels... Born February 2, 1992 in Oklahoma City... Daughter of Kevin and Sheila Daniels... Father is a pastor... Also played high school volleyball... Mother played volleyball at Oklahoma City University... Chose ORU because she loved the family atmosphere.

#33IEVA EIDA5-11 . FreshmanGuardRiga, LatviaRiga’s City No. 2

PRIOR TO ORUGraduated from Riga’s City Gymnasium No. 2 in 2011... Led the team to three Latvian Championships... Coached by Aigars Nerips... Was named MVP of the Latvian Championship tournament in 2010.

PERSONALNamed is pronounced YAY-vuh AY-duh... Born Dec. 1, 1992 in Riga, Latvia... Daughter of Aivis and Inga Eida... Plans to major in Business... Favorite pro athlete is Usain Bolt... Favorite professional sports team is the Los Angeles Lakers... Favorite food is pasta.

#1EMMA GADE6-0 . FreshmanForwardStillwater, Okla.Stillwater HS

PRIOR TO ORUGraduated from Stillwater HS in 2011... Won a Conference Championship in 2011... Coached by Carl Treat... Was named MVP of the Centennial Conference... 2011 All-State selection... McDonald’s All-American nominee... Ended her career as Stillwater’s 5th all-time leading scorer and 9th all-time leading rebounder.

PERSONALFull name is Emma Caroline Gade... Born June 6, 1993 in Stillwater... Daughter of David and Mary Gade... Mother is a professor at Oklahoma State and played college basketball at the University of Tulsa... Plans to major in Math Education, with the goal of being a high school math teacher and basketball coach after graduation.

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#2MARIAH MILES5-6 . FreshmanGuardCalumet, Okla.Calumet HS

PRIOR TO ORU2011 graduate of Calumet HS... Led the team to 107 victories in four seasons and a Class A State Championship in 2011... Coached by Tyler Snowden... Was named MVP of the 2011 Class A State Tournament... 2011 All-State selection by the OGBCA and the OCA... Averaged 13.4 points and 7.5 rebounds per game as a senior.

PERSONALFull name is Mariah Makenzie Miles... Born May 27, 1992 in Oklahoma City... Daughter of Gib and Melinda Miles... Was a National Honor Society member and Class Valedictorian... Also played volleyball in high school... Exploratory major at ORU... Favorite professional athlete is Pete Maravich.

#30DELANEY SCRIVNER6-1 . FreshmanForwardTuttle, Okla.Tuttle HS

PRIOR TO ORU2011 graduate of Tuttle HS in Tuttle Okla... Played for Head Coach Johnny Vick... Led team to District and Regional Championships in 2010-11... Was a four-time All-Conference selection... Named All-State in 2011... Was a McDonalds All-American nominee in 2011.

PERSONALFull name is Katelyn Delaney Scrivner... Born Dec. 4, 1992 in Yukon, Okla... Daughter of Rick and Kim Scrivner... Father is a firefighter... Plans to play basketball after graduation... Also participated in track & field in high school... Chose ORU because of the loyalty shown by the coaching staff during the recruiting process.

#42SARAH SHELTON6-3 . JuniorCenterFt. Worth, TexasSMU

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2010-11 AT SMU)Played in 18 games for the Mustangs... Averaged 0.6 points and 1.6 rebounds per game... Was 8-for-14 (57.1%) from the free throw line... Blocked nine shots in just 99 minutes of court time... Pulled down nine rebounds in just 14 minutes against Tulsa (1/13)... Blocked three shots against UTEP (2/27).

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10 AT SMU)Played in 16 games as a rookie, with four starts... Averaged 1.8 points and 2.5 rebounds per game... Shot 57.1% (12-for-21) from the floor... Scored a career-high eight points on 4-for-4 shooting against UCF (2/25)... Had her best career game against Tulsa (3/3), with eight points and eight rebounds.

HIGH SCHOOLAveraged 14 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks a game for Nolan Catholic HS... Named TAAPS First Team All-State... Earned TAAPS 5A District I All-District honors... Was a McDonalds All-American Nominee... Played for Texas Express AAU team... MVP at Nolan Catholic...Two-sport athlete, including First-Team All-State in volleyball... Named to Texas Association of Basketball Coaches All-State Team.

PERSONALDaughter of David and Mary Shelton.

NEWCOMERS


NUMERICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School1 Emma Gade F 6-0 Fr. Stillwater, Okla. Stillwater HS2 Mariah Miles F 5-6 Fr. Calumet, Okla. Callumet HS4 Georgia Jones G 5-8 Sr. Manchester, England Loreto Grammar10 Cristal Turner F 6-2 Sr. Maidstone, England Maidstone Grammar11 Bernadett Balla F 6-2 Fr. Pecs, Hungary Baar-Madas Gimnaziu12 Christian Key G 5-10 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School13 Savanna Buck F 5-10 Jr. Tomball, Texas Tomball HS15 Kevi Luper G 5-10 Jr. Adair, Okla. Adair HS20 Jordan Pyle F 6-1 Sr. Mustang, Okla. Mustang HS21 Elisabeth Daniels G 5-6 Fr. Tuttle, Okla. Homeschooled22 Jaci Bigham G 5-6 Jr. McAlester, Okla. McAlester HS30 Delaney Scrivner F 6-1 Fr. Tuttle, Okla. Tuttle HS32 Dominique Allen C 6-2 Sr. Birmingham, England Windsor HS33 Ieva Eida G 5-11 Fr. Riga, Latvia Rigas City Gimnasium No. 242 Sarah Shelton C 6-3 Jr. Ft. Worth, Texas SMU43 Amber Carver C 6-5 So. Lufkin, Texas Central HS ALPHABETICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School32 Dominique Allen C 6-2 Sr. Birmingham, England Windsor HS)11 Bernadett Balla F 6-2 Fr. Pecs, Hungary Baar-Madas Gimnaziu22 Jaci Bigham G 5-6 Jr. McAlester, Okla. McAlester HS13 Savanna Buck F 5-10 Jr. Tomball, Texas Tomball HS43 Amber Carver C 6-5 So. Lufkin, Texas Central HS21 Elisabeth Daniels G 5-6 Fr. Tuttle, Okla. Homeschooled33 Ieva Eida G 5-11 Fr. Riga, Latvia Rigas City Gimnasium No. 21 Emma Gade F 6-0 Fr. Stillwater, Okla. Stillwater HS4 Georgia Jones G 5-8 Sr. Manchester, England Loreto Grammar12 Christian Key G 5-10 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School15 Kevi Luper G 5-10 Jr. Adair, Okla. Adair HS2 Mariah Miles F 5-6 Fr. Calumet, Okla. Callumet HS20 Jordan Pyle F 6-1 Sr. Mustang, Okla. Mustang HS30 Delaney Scrivner F 6-1 Fr. Tuttle, Okla. Tuttle HS42 Sarah Shelton C 6-3 Jr. Ft. Worth, Texas SMU10 Cristal Turner F 6-2 Sr. Maidstone, England Maidstone Grammar

Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner (Southern Nazarene, 1980), 15th seasonAssistant Coach: Misti Cussen (Southern Nazarene, 1993)Assistant Coach: Bojan Jankovic (College of the Ozarks, 2006)Assistant Coach: Micha Vandervort (Pensacola Christian, 2006)

ROSTER


THIS YEAR’S OPPONENTS


UALRTuesday, Dec. 13 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Little Rock, Ark.Enrollment 13,167Founded 1927Nickname TrojansColors Maroon and SilverConference Sun BeltHome Arena The Jack Stephens CenterCapacity 5,600Chancellor Dr. Joel E. AndersonAthletic Director Chris Peterson

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 23-82010/11 Conf. Record/Finish 14-2/1st West Starters Returning/Lost 2/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/4Newcomers 4

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Joe FoleyAlma Mater Central Arkansas ‘79Record at School 153-92 (8)Overall Record 609-173 (23rd)Associate Head Coach Robert DallimoreAssistant Coaches Alicia Cash Jocelyn LoveBasketball Phone 501-569-3036

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Brandy Sweeden DixonE-Mail [email protected] Phone 501-683-7003Cell Phone 501-993-9868SID Fax 501-683-7003Athletics Website ualrtrojans.comPress Row 501-683-7004Mailing Address 2801 S. University Ave. Little Rock, AR 72204

ArkansasSaturday, Dec. 10 • Fayetteville, Ark.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Fayetteville, Ark.Enrollment 21,406Founded 1871Nickname RazorbacksColors Cardinal & WhiteConference SoutheasternHome Arena Bud Walton ArenaCapacity 19,200Chancellor Dr. G David GearhartAthletic Director Jeff Long

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 22-122010-11 Conf.Record/Finish 6-10/12th Starters Returning/Lost 5/0Lettermen Returning/Lost 11/6Newcomers 3

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Tom CollenAlma Mater Bowling Green ’77Record at School 69-57 (4)Overall Record 286-127 (13)Assistant Coaches Greg Collins Tari Cummings Nicki CollenBasketball Phone 479-575-3000

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Jeri ThorpeE-Mail [email protected] Phone 479-575-5037Cell Phone 479-443-3219SID Fax 479-575-7481Athletics Website ArkansasRazorbacks.comPress Row 479-575-6622Mailing Address 131 Barnhill Arena Fayetteville, AR 72703


EvangelTuesday, Oct. 27 • Mabee Center

Exhibition

INFORMATIONLocation Springfield, Mo.Nickname CrusadersColors Maroon and WhiteConference Heart of America (NAIA)2010-11 Record 21-9 Starters Returning/Lost 2/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/6Newcomers 6Head Coach Leon NealRecord at School/Overall 370-190 (17)/sameWBB Contact Kevin KennedyE-Mail [email protected] Phone 417-865-2815 (ext. 7260)

Central OklahomaMonday, Nov. 7 • Mabee Center

Exhibition

INFORMATIONLocation Edmond, Okla.Nickname BronchosColors Bronze and BlueConference Independent (NCAA Division II)2010-11 Record 22-10 Starters Returning/Lost 4/1Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/1Newcomers 8Head Coach Guy HardakerRecord at School/Overall 110-45 (5)/SameWBB Contact Mike KirkE-Mail [email protected] Phone 405-974-2142


DruryFriday, Nov. 11 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Springfield, Mo.Enrollment 1,635Founded 1873Nickname Lady PanthersColors Red and BlackConference Great Lakes Valley (NCAA Division II)Home Arena O’Reilly Family Events CenterCapacity 3,100President Todd ParnellAthletic Director Pat Atwell

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 28-72010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 15-3/1st WestStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/2Newcomers 5

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Steve HaroldAlma Mater Glenville State ‘87Record at School 95-31 (4)Overall Record 385-142 (16)Assistant Coaches Shelly Jones John NicolaisBasketball Phone 417-873-7853

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Scott PuryearE-Mail [email protected] Phone 417-873-4097Cell Phone N/ASID Fax 417-873-4098Athletics Website DruryPanthers.comPress Row N/AMailing Address 900 North Benton Ave. Springfield, MO 65802

GramblingThursday, Dec. 15 • Mabee Centerr

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Grambling, La.Enrollment 4,400Founded 1901Nickname TigersColors Black and GoldConference Southwestern AthleticHome Arena Frederick C. Hobdy Assembly CenterCapacity 7,500Chancellor Dr. Frank G. PougeAthletic Director Aaron James

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11Record 15-162010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 10-8/6thStarters Returning/Lost Lettermen Returning/Lost Newcomers

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Donnita RodgersAlma Mater Northwest Oklahoma State ‘90Record at School 15-16 (1)Overall Record Assistant Coaches Tony Greene Elaine PowellBasketball Phone 318-274-6335

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Roderick MosleyE-Mail [email protected] Phone 318-274-6562Cell Phone N/ASID Fax N/AAthletics Website www.gsutigers.comPress Row 713-743-9414Mailing Address PO Box 604 Grambling, LA 71245

HoustonTuesday, Nov. 22 • Houston, Texas

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Houston, TexasEnrollment 38,752Founded 1927Nickname CougarsColors Scarlet & White, Navy TrimConference Conference USAHome Arena Hofheinz PavilionCapacity 8,479Chancellor Dr. Renu KhatorAthletic Director Mack Rhoades

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 26-62009-10 Conf. Record/Finish 16-0/1stStarters Returning/Lost 1/4Lettermen Returning/Lost 5/7Newcomers 8

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Todd BuchananAlma Mater Murray State ’95Record at School 26-6 (1)Overall Record 125-110 (8)Associate Head Coach Wade ScottAssistant Coaches Leah Foster Ravon JusticeBasketball Phone 713-743-9404

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Kyle SeayE-Mail [email protected] Phone 713-743-9391Cell Phone 832-657-5138SID Fax 713-743-9411Athletics Website UHCougars.comPress Row 713-743-9414Mailing Address 3100 Cullen Blvd Houston, TX 77204-6742



IPFWMonday, Jan. 23 • Mabee Center

Saturday, Feb. 18 • Ft. Wayne, Ind.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Ft. Wayne, Ind.Enrollment 14,193Founded 1964Nickname MastodonsColors Royal Blue and WhiteConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Memorial ColisuemCapacity 10,500Chancellor Dr. Michael A. WartellAthletic Director Tommy Bell

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 20-112010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 13-5/2ndStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 5/6Newcomers 8

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Chris PaulAlma Mater St. Francis ’94Record at School 72-98 (6)Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Kip Miller Caren Fiorillo Tara MillerBasketball Phone 260-481-6957

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Bill SalyerE-Mail [email protected] Phone 260-481-0729Cell Phone 814-282-9797SID Fax 260-481-6002Athletics Website gomastodons.comPress Row N/AMailing Address 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd Ft. Wayne, IN 46805-1499

IUPUISaturday, Jan. 14 • Indianapolis, Ind.

Monday, Feb. 13 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment 30,566Founded 1969Nickname JaguarsColors Red, Gold and BlackConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena The JungleCapacity 1,215Chancellor Charles R. BantzAthletic Director Michael Moore

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 4-242010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 2-16/9thStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/5Newcomers 6

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Austin ParkinsonAlma Mater Purdue ’04Record at School 4-24 (1)Overall Record sameAssociate Head Coach Alex WebsterAssistant Coaches Stan Benge Ashely BarlowBasketball Phone 317-278-1397

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact John BerryE-Mail [email protected] Phone 317-278-3619Cell Phone 614-557-7933SID Fax 317-274-2683Athletics Website IUPUIJags.comPress Row 317-274-4558Mailing Address 1000 Waterway Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46202

KansasWednesday, Dec. 21 • Lawrence, Kan.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Lawrence, Kan.Enrollment 29.462Founded 1866Nickname JayhawksColors Crimson and BlueConference Big 12Home Arena Alenn FieldhouseCapacity 16,300Chancellor Dr. Bernadette Gray-LittleAthletic Director Dr. Sheahon Zenger


COACHING STAFFHead Coach Bonnie HenricksonAlma Mater St. Cloud State ‘86Record at School 117-108 (7)Overall Record 275-170 (14)Assistant Coaches Chester Nichols Tory Verdi Aqua FranklinBasketball Phone 785-864-4938

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Christine DieckmannE-Mail [email protected] Phone 785-864-7942Cell Phone 785-393-3358SID Fax 785-864-7944Athletics Website kuathletics.comPress Row 785-864-5593Mailing Address 1400 Parrott 1651 Naismith Drive Lawrence, KS 66045



Louisiana TechSaturday, Nov. 19 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Ruston, La.Enrollment 11,500Founded 1894Nickname Lady TechstersColors Red and BlueConference Western AthleticHome Arena Thomas Assembly CenterCapacity 8,000President Dr. Dan ReneauAthletic Director Bruce Van De Velde

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 24-82010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 15-1/1stStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/5Newcomers 5

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Teresa WitherspoonAlma Mater Louisiana Tech ‘08Record at School 56-18 (3)Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Sara Carter Ebony Felder David CaputoBasketball Phone 318-257-5515

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Malcom ButlerE-Mail [email protected] Phone 318-257-3144Cell Phone 318-614-4513SID Fax 318-257-3757Athletics Website latechsports.comPress Row 318-257-3144Mailing Address PO Box 3166, Ruston, La. 71272

UMKCSaturday, Dec. 31 • Kansas City, Mo.

Saturday, Jan. 28 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Kansas City, Mo.Enrollment 14,221Founded 1933Nickname KangaroosColors Blue & GoldConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Swinney Recreation Center

Capacity 1,500President Leo E. MortonAthletic Director Tim Hall


COACHING STAFFHead Coach Candace WhitakerAlma Mater Texas Tech ‘02Record at School 55-81 (5)Overall Record sameAssociate Head Coach Bruce EricksonAssistant Coaches Meredith Doyle Wyketha HarrellBasketball Phone 816-235-1036

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Nik BuschE-Mail [email protected] Phone 816-235-6618Cell Phone 816-529-7694SID Fax 816-235-1035Athletics Website umkckangaroos.comPress Row 816-235-6903Mailing Address 5100 Rockhill Rd., SRC 201 Kansas City, MO 64110

Missouri StateSaturday, Nov. 26 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Springfield, Mo.Enrollment 23,092Founded 1905Nickname Lady BearsColors Maroon and WhiteConference Missouri ValleyHome Arena JQH ArenaCapacity 11,000Interim President Clif SmartAthletic Director Kyle Moats

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 24-112010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 12-6/T2nd Starters Returning/Lost 4/1Lettermen Returning/Lost 10/3Newcomers 3

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Nyla MillesonAlma Mater Kansas State ‘85Record at School 67-61 (4)Overall Record 252-97 (10)Associate Head Coach Trish MarshAssistant Coaches Carly Stubblefield Bethany CreekBasketball Phone 417-836-4136

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Ben AdamsonE-Mail [email protected] Phone 417-836-4584Cell Phone 405-742-7585SID Fax 417-836-4868Athletics Website missouristatebears.comPress Row 417-839-8145Mailing Address 901 S. National Avenue Springfield, MO 65897



North Dakota StateMonday, Jan. 9 • Mabee Center

Saturday, Feb. 4 • Fargo, N.D.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Fargo, N.D.Enrollment 14,407Founded 1890Nickname BisonColors Green & YellowConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Bison Sports ArenaCapacity 5,830President Dr. Dean L. BrescianiAthletic Director Gene Taylor


COACHING STAFFHead Coach Carolynn DeHoffAlma Mater Arizona State ‘91Record at School 45-42 (3)Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Jaime Berry Deanne Stevenson Ali PrichardBasketball Phone 701-231-9556

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Jeff SchwartzE-Mail [email protected] Phone 701-231-8332Cell Phone 701-793-0538SID Fax 701-231-8022Athletics Website www.gobison.comPress Row 701-231-8611Mailing Address 1600 N. University Dr. Fargo, ND 58105

North TexasWednesday, Nov. 16 • Denton, Texas

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Denton, TexasEnrollment 36,067Founded 1890Nickname Mean GreenColors Green & WhiteConference Sun BeltHome Arena The Super PitCapacity 10,032President V. Lane RawlingsAthletic Director Rick Villarreal

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 5-262010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 2-11/6th WestStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/5Newcomers 3

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Karen AstonAlma Mater UALR ‘87Record at School 1st yearOverall Record 86-47 (4)Assistants Wesley Brooks Angela Ortega Jalie MitchellBasketball Phone 940-565-3654

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact David WaxmanE-Mail [email protected] Phone 940-565-3671Cell Phone 832-326-2963SID Fax 940-369-7461Athletics Website meangreensports.comPress Row 940-565-4674Mailing Address Dept. of Athletics University of North Texas Denton, TX, PO Box 311397

OaklandSaturday, Jan. 21 • Mabee Center

Monday, Feb. 20 • Rochester Hills, Mich.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Rochester, Mich.Enrollment 19,053Founded 1957Nickname Golden GrizzliesColors Black and GoldConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Athletics Center O’renaCapacity 3,000President Dr. Gary D. RussiAthletic Director Tracy Huth


COACHING STAFFHead Coach Beckie FrancisAlma Mater Colgate ‘87Record at School 207-125 (11)Overall Record 237-173 (14)Associate Head Coach Eric StephanAssistant Coaches Anne Hafeli Katie TrollaBasketball Phone 248-425-7868

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Scott DunfordE-Mail [email protected] Phone 248-370-3123Cell Phone N/ASID Fax 248-370-3138Athletics Website orugrizzlies.comPress Row N/AMailing Address 2200 N. Squirrel Rd. Rochester, MI 48309-4401



South DakotaThursday, Dec. 29 • Vermillion, S.D.

Monday, Jan. 30 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Vermillion, S.D.Enrollment 10,495Founded 1862Nickname CoyotesColors Red and WhiteConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena DakotaDomeCapacity 10,000President James W. AbbottAthletic Director David Sayler

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 20-122010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 10-2/2ndStarters Returning/Lost 5/0Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/5Newcomers 5

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Ryun WilliamsAlma Mater South Dakota ‘92Record at School 53-39 (3)Overall Record 289-183 (17)Assistant Coaches Ryan Larsen Mandy Koupal Brooke AtkinsonBasketball Phone 605-677-5309

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Tom BergE-Mail [email protected] Phone 605-677-8813Cell Phone 605-677-9222SID Fax 605-677-5618Athletics Website usdcoyotes.comPress Row N/AMailing Address 414 E. Clark St. Vermillion, SD 57069

South Dakota StateSaturday, Jan. 7 • Mabee CenterMonday, Feb. 6 • Brookings, S.D.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Brookings, S.D.Enrollment 12,376Founded 1881Nickname JackrabbitsColors Yellow & BlueConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Frost ArenaCapacity 6,500President Dr. David L. ChicoineAthletic Director Justin Sell

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 19-142009-10 Conf. Record/Finish 12-6/T-2ndStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/3Newcomers 4

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Aaron JohnstonAlma Mater Gustavus Adolphus ‘96Record at School 266-90 (12)Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Katie Falco Emilee Gusso Chad Oletzke Carissa NordBasketball Phone 605-688-6336

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Jason HoveE-Mail [email protected] Phone 605-688-4623Cell Phone 605-695-1827SID Fax 605-688-5999Athletics Website GoJacks.comPress Row 605-688-4623Mailing Address 1047 16th Ave. Brookings, SD 57007

Southern UtahSaturday, Dec. 3 • Mabee Center

Saturday, Feb. 25 • Cedar City, Utah

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Cedar City, UtahEnrollment 8,066Founded 1897Nickname ThunderbirdsColors Scarlet & WhiteConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Centrum ArenaCapacity 5,300President Dr. Michael T. BensonAthletic Director Ken Beazer


COACHING STAFFHead Coach JR PayneAlma Mater St. Mary’s ‘99Record at School 23-36 (2)Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Toriano Towns Nicole Ryan Caitlyn SearsBasketball Phone 435-865-8061

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Kyle NewhouseE-Mail [email protected] Phone 435-586-7758Cell Phone N/ASID Fax 435-865-8037Athletics Website sutbirds.comPress Row 435-586-7858Mailing Address 205 Harris Center 351 W. University Blvd. Cedar City, UT 84720



TulsaTuesday, Nov. 29 • Tulsa, Okla.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment 4,187Founded 1894Nickname Golden HurricaneColors Old Gold, Royal Blue, CrimsonConference Conference USAHome Arena Donald W. Reynolds Center Capacity 8,355President Dr. Steadman UphamAthletic Director Bubba Cunningham


COACHING STAFFHead Coach Matilda MossmanAlma Mater Western Kentucky ‘79Record at School 1st yearOverall Record 150-95 (8)Assistant Coaches Britney Brown Fred Castro Shane CoffeyBasketball Phone 918-631-2391

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Stephanie HallE-Mail [email protected] Phone 918-631-2163Cell Phone 918-232-2393SID Fax 918-631-3913Athletics Website tulsahurricane.comPress Row 918-631-5400Mailing Address 800 S. Tucker Dr. Tulsa, OK 74171

Western IllinoisMonday, Jan. 16 • Macomb, Ill.

Saturday, Feb. 11 • Mabee Center

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Macomb, Ill.Enrollment 13,331Founded 1899Nickname Fighting LeathernecksColors Purple and GoldConference The Summit LeagueHome Arena Waste Management CourtCapacity 5,139President Dr. Jack ThomasAthletic Director Dr. Tim M. Van Alstine


COACHING STAFFHead Coach J.D. GravinaAlma Mater William Jewell ‘00Record at School First YearOverall Record 93-28 (6)Assistants Seth Minter Kerry Juhlin Tiffany CoppageBasketball Phone 309-298-1658

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Cameron WeidenthalerE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 309-298-1133SID Fax 309-298-2060Athletics Website goleathernecks.comPress Row 309-298-1227Mailing Address 213 Western Hall Macomb, IL 61455


WisconsinSunday, Nov. 13 • Madison, Wis.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Madison, Wis.Enrollment 42,099Founded 1848Nickname BadgersColors Cardinal & WhiteConference Big TenHome Arena Kohl CenterCapacity 17,122Interim Chancellor David WardAthletic Director Barry Alvarez

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 16-152010-11 Conf. Record/Finish 10-6/T3rdStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/7Newcomers 4

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Bobbie KelseyAlma Mater Stanford‘96Record at School First YearOverall Record First YearAssistants Kyle Rechlicz Stacy Cantley Alysiah BondBasketball Phone 608-265-3737

MEDIA RELATIONSWBB Contact Diane K. NordstromE-Mail [email protected] Phone 608-262-9024Cell Phone 608-658-3644SID Fax 608-262-8184Athletics Website UWBadgers.comPress Row 608-263-2249Mailing Address Kellner Hall, 1440 Monroe St. Madison, WI 53711


2010-11 REVIEW


The Oral Roberts women’s basketball team erupted for yet another 20+ win season in 2010-11, finishing with a 23-11 overall record, including a 16-2 mark in conference play that resulted in the program’s second-straight Summit League regular season title. Despite a premature exit in the Summit League Championships, a feisty Golden Eagle squad rebounded to rattle off two WNIT wins and advance to the WNIT final 16 for the first time in program history.

Golden Eagle fans were in for fireworks from the opening tip-off, as ORU exploded for a dominant 110-58 victory over UT-Arlington in the season opener on November 12. Over 3,700 in at-tendance got a preview of the up-tempo, run and gun style that would propel ORU for the entire sea-son. Two short days later, the hot-shooting Golden Eagles turned the heat up for the highest scoring performance in program history. ORU lit the scoreboard up to the tune of 120 points, shot 51 percent and connected on 12 attempts from deep in a 120-87 victory over North Texas.

Riding high with a 2-0 record, ORU was primed for an always tough contest against cross-town rival Tulsa on November 16. Despite holding an 11 point lead with just over three minutes to go, the guest Golden Hurricane rallied to post an improbable 86-85 come from behind victory that put the ladies in an early season rut with a tough road trip looming.

Heading to Annapolis, Maryland for the Navy Classic, and featuring a roster of only three upper classmen and no seniors, ORU was unable to shake the setback to Tulsa. The once high-flying offense failed to find its rythm, as the ladies dropped decisions to Harvard (76-84) and Villanova (52-61). A disapointing road trip was punctuated by a twenty point (67-87) loss at La Salle, a team ORU had beaten by 21 the previous year.

Following a narrow four point home setback to the NCAA-bound Houston Cougars, ORU finally began to regain some traction when they hit the road for Springfield, Mis-souri and broke back in the win column with a 75-66 win over a quality Missouri State team.

Grasping the much-needed momentum, ORU made it two in a row when Jaci Bigham drove the length of the floor and drained a floater in the lane as time expired to lift the Golden Eagles to a 68-66 win at Western Il-linois. From that point on, ORU was rolling. The ladies sank IUPUI on the road and then kept the conference streak alive with home wins over IPFW and Oakland to close out 2010.

The Golden Eagles then swept the North Dakota State-South Dakota State road series for the first time in school history, before re-turning home to rattle off three-straight against UMKC, Southern Utah and Centenary.

The big-gest road trip of the year still loomed however, as ORU knew it could all but solidify its position as #1 in the Summit League with victories over #2 IPFW and #3 Oakland.

The year’s longest conference road trip turned out to be a defining one for the Golden Eagles. Bigham flat-out willed ORU to a victory over IPFW, scoring eight points in the final minute that capped a thrilling come from behind 76-74 victory. Against Oakland, Kevi Luper managed 36 points in an 80-72 double overtime win.

Heading back home and firmly in first place, ORU would not be denied, the ladies rolled to two more wins over North and South Dakota State, held a program-best 12-0 con-ference record and an 11-0 overall win streak that marked the fourth-best in ORU history.

ORU EARNS SECOND-STRAIGHT SUMMIT TITLE; BATTLES TO SWEET 16 of WNIT

2010-11 REVIEW

Savanna Buck drives for a layup in ORU’s record-setting win over North Texas

Jaci Bigham displayed some lock-down D, while combining for 22 points and 13 assists in two

wins over South Dakota State

2010-2011 Season Review


Only injury could derail the red-hot Golden Eagles. Unfortunately that is exactly what happened on February 12 when Bigham, the team’s on-court leader went down to an ACL tear in the second half at Southern Utah.

With Bigham out of the lineup, a reeling ORU squad dropped their first two conference contests of the year and were back in search of an identity.

Help came from deep in the bench however, as rarely-used reserve Priscila Cergol emerged as the top-choice to fill Bigham’s shoes. A freshman from Lynwood, California, Cergol provided a spark that few could have expected. Tak-ing the reigns at the point, Cergol drove and dished ORU to confer-ence wins in the final three regular season contests of the year, before unleashing for a career-best 20 points, seven assists and three steals in ORU’s opening round rout of Western Illinois in the Summit Championships.

Just when it looked like the ladies would be cruising to their sixth NCAA tournament appearance, the wheels suddenly came off in the semi final match against Oakland. The #4 seeded Golden Grizzlies brushed off their two regular season losses to ORU, and promptly stunned the Golden Eagles 96-62, eliminating ORU from the Summit Tournament and ef-fectively ending any hopes of an NCAA berth.

Although the big dance was now out of the equation, ORU buckled back down and made the most of their automatic bid to the WNIT.

The Golden Eagles opened up the postseason in impressive fashion with a 78-74 victory over TCU. The Horned Frogs had entered the WNIT as the second-ranked team from the Mountain West, and had fallen just short of the NCAA tourna-ment with an ovetime loss to Utah in the Mountain West title game.

Returning to the Mabee Center for a sec-ond round bout with Tulane, ORU fell behind early, but used a 10-0 run over the final four minutes to hold on for a 92-86 over the Green Wave. Luper finished with 29 points and sank a school-best 17 free throws in the victory.

A thrilling WNIT run and 2010-11 season finally came to an end on March 23 against the University of Arkansas. Georgia Jones erupted for a 4-5 showing from distance, and Jordan

Pyle added 15 points in the contest, but the visiting Razorbacks held the normally high-scoring Luper to just four points, and kept the potent Golden Eagle offense out of sync for the majority of the evening in a 78-59 setback.

By the time the smoke had cleared on the 2010-11 campaign, the Golden Eagles had made their deepest postseason run since 1983, finished the nation second in scoring while Jerry Finkbeiner was named Summit League Coach of the Year.

Joining Finkbeiner on the list of award winners was Luper, who earned Summit Player and Defensive Player of the Year, and also joined Bigham on the Summit First Team. Jordan Pyle was named Summit Second Team, and Savanna Buck earned Summit League Sixth Woman of the Year.

Most impressively, Luper was named Associated Press All-American Honorable Men-tion for the second-straight year, and became the first player in the history of NCAA Division I men’s or women’s basketball to lead the nation in both scoring (23.7) and steals (3.7).

Looking ahead to 2011-12, the young Golden Eagles will keep the bulk of their roster intact, will add depth at the post position with the acquisition of key newcomers and hope to be once again running and gunning into both the record books and-this time- the NCAA tournament.

Replacing an injured Bigham, Priscila Cergol led ORU with 20 points and seven assists in round

one of the Summit Championships

Kevi Luper erupted for 29 points and a school-best 17 made free throws in the Golden Eagles’

WNIT win over Tulane

ORU’s postseason run finally came to an end against a tough Razorback team in round three

of the WNIT


INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

POINTS36............................................Kevi Luper, at Oakland (01/31/11)..........................................Kevi Luper, vs North Texas (11/14/10)

FIELD GOALS MADE14.....................Kevi Luper, vs. North Dakota State (02/05/11)..................................................Kevi Luper @ Oakland (01/31/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS29............................................Kevi Luper, at Oakland (01/31/11)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min 5 made).875 (7-8)...............Dominique Allen, vs W. Illinois (02/26/11)

3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE6..........................................Georgia Jones, vs Tulane (03/21/11)6.......................................Jaci Bigham, vs Centenary (01/22/11)6........................................Kevi Luper, vs North Texas (11/14/10)

3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS11..........................Jaci Bigham, at Oklahoma State (12/22/10)

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min 5 made)1.000 (6-6).....................Kevi Luper, vs North Texas (11/14/10)

FREE THROWS MADE17...............................................Kevi Luper, vs Tulane (03/21/11)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS19...............................................Kevi Luper, vs Tulane (03/21/11)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min 7 made)1.000 (8-8).........................Jaci Bigham, vs Harvard (11/19/10)

REBOUNDS15.................................Amber Carver, at Centenary (02/19/11)15..........................................Amber Carver, at UMKC (02/12/11)15...................................Jordan Pyle, vs North Texas (11/14/10)

ASSISTS13.................................................Jaci Bigham, at IUPUI (12/4/11)

STEALS10.....................Kevi Luper, vs. NE Oklahoma State (01/03/11)

BLOCKED SHOTS4....................................Amber Carver, vs Centenary (01/22/11)

TEAM HIGHS

POINTS120.........................................................vs North Texas (11/14/10)

FIELD GOALS MADE44..........................................................vs UT-Arlington (11/12/10)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS89...................................................................at Oakland (01/31/11)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.577 (30-52).............................vs South Dakota State (02/7/11)

3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE13.............................................vs North Dakota State (02/05/11)

3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS39....................................................at Oklahoma State (12/22/10)

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.625 (5-8)...............................vs South Dakota State (02/07/11)

FREE THROWS MADE30.......................................................................vs. IUPUI (02/28/11)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS41.....................................................vs. Southern Utah (01/17/11)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.923 (12-23)................................................vs Oakland (03/07/11)

REBOUNDS62.....................................................................at Oakland (1/31/11)

ASSISTS31............................................................vs North Texas (11/14/10)

STEALS23...................................................vs NE Oklahoma St (01/03/11)

BLOCKED SHOTS6........................................................vs Western Illinois (02/26/11)

2010-11 SEASON HIGHS


Overall Record: 23-11 Summit League: 16-2 Home: 13-3 Away: 9-5 Neutral: 1-3

ALL GAMES

SUMMIT LEAGUE GAMES

SCORE BY PERIODS

Team 1st 2nd OT TotalORU 1366 1485 19 2870Opp. 1250 1303 11 2564

2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATS


2010-11 RESULTS


Final 2011-12 StandingS

Conference Overall

QuarterfinalsSaturday, March 5(1)ORU 108, (8)Western Illinois 79(2)IPFW 68, (7)UMKC 53

Sunday, March 6(4)Oakland 65, (5)Southern Utah 58(3)South Dakota State 62, (6)North Dakota State 51

2010-11 Summit league tournament reSultSSioux Falls Arena * Sioux Falls, S.D.

SemifinalsMonday, March 7(4)Oakland 96, (1)ORU 62(3) South Dakota State 70 vs. (2) IPFW 67

Championship GameTuesday, March 9(3) South Dakota State 61 vs. (4) Oakland 54

All-Tournament TeamSharise Calhoun, OaklandKatie Lingle, SDSUKevi Luper ORUKristin Rotert, SDSU (MVP)Bethany Watterworth, Oakland

First TeamJaci Bigham, ORU Kevi Luper, ORU Challis Pascucci, Southern Utah Abby Plucker, North Dakota State Stephanie Rosado, IPFWBethany Watterworth, Oakland

Second TeamJordan Pyle, ORUKristin Rotert, SDSUCaitlyn Sears, Southern UtahJennie Sunnarborg, SDSUJordan Zuppe, IPFW

Honorable MentionAnne Boese, IPFWSharise Calhoun, OaklandAshley Jackson, CentenaryKerah Nelson, IUPUIJill Young, SDSU

2010-11 all-Summit league awardSAll-NewcomerKayla Drake, IPFWDesiree Jackson, Southern UtahZakiya Minifee, OaklandEilise O’Connor, UMKCSadie Webb, Western Illinois

Player of the YearKevi Luper, ORU

Newcomer of the YearSadie Webb, Western Illinois

Defensive Player of the YearKevi Luper, ORU

Sixth Woman of the YearSavanna Buck, ORU

Coach of the YearJerry Finkbeiner, ORU

W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A Oral Roberts 16 2 .889 9-0 7-2 23 11 .676 13-3 9-5IPFW 13 5 .722 6-3 7-2 20 11 .645 10-5 9-5South Dakota State 12 6 .667 5-4 7-2 19 14 .576 8-6 8-8Oakland 12 6 .667 6-3 6-3 20 12 .625 10-4 8-7Southern Utah 10 8 .611 6-3 4-5 16 14 .533 11-4 5-9North Dakota State 9 9 .500 5-4 4-5 13 16 .448 8-4 4-10UMKC 9 9 .500 6-3 3-6 14 16 .467 8-4 4-9Western Illinois 6 12 .333 3-6 3-6 8 21 .276 5-8 3-12IUPUI 2 16 .111 2-7 0-9 4 26 .143 4-9 0-13Centenary 1 17 .056 1-8 0-9 1 24 .040 1-11 0-13

2010-11 SUMMIT LEAGUE REVIEW


SCORING OFFENSERk Team G W-L Pts Avg/G1. Oral Roberts 34 23-11 2870 84.42. IPFW 31 20-11 2294 74.03. Southern Utah 30 16-14 2039 68.04. South Dakota State 33 19-14 2215 67.15. North Dakota State 29 13-16 1912 65.96. Oakland 32 20-12 2087 65.27. UMKC 30 14-16 1942 64.78. Western Illinois 29 8-21 1662 57.39. Centenary 25 1-24 1397 55.910. IUPUI 28 4-24 1538 54.0

SCORING DEFENSERk Team G Pts Avg/G1. Oakland 32 1890 59.12. South Dakota State 33 2006 60.83. UMKC 30 1935 64.54. North Dakota State 29 1898 65.45. IPFW 31 2029 65.56. Western Illinois 29 1910 65.97. IUPUI 28 1903 68.08. Southern Utah 30 2154 71.89. Oral Roberts 34 2564 75.410. Centenary 25 2132 85.3

SCORING MARGINRk Team G OFF DEF Margin1. Oral Roberts 34 84.4 75.4 +9.02. IPFW 31 74.0 65.5 +8.53. South Dakota State 33 67.1 60.8 +6.34. Oakland 32 65.2 59.1 +6.25. North Dakota State 29 65.9 65.4 +0.56. UMKC 30 64.7 64.5 +0.27. Southern Utah 30 68.0 71.8 -3.88. Western Illinois 29 57.3 65.9 -8.69. IUPUI 28 54.9 68.0 -13.010. Centenary 25 55.9 85.3 -29.4

FREE THROW PERCENTAGERk Team G FTM FTA Pct1. Oral Roberts 34 519 686 .7572. IPFW 31 425 568 .7483. Oakland 32 394 535 .7364. Southern Utah 30 452 619 .7305. UMKC 30 435 602 .7236. South Dakota State 33 455 649 .7017. North Dakota State 29 350 507 .6908. Centenary 25 323 470 .6879. Western Illinois 29 325 487 .66710. IUPUI 28 231 374 .618

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERk Team G FG FGA Pct1. IPFW 31 817 1814 .4502. Oral Roberts 34 1048 2358 .4443. South Dakota State 33 770 1739 .4434. North Dakota State 29 691 1641 .4215. Oakland 32 772 1858 .4166. Southern Utah 30 742 1811 .4107. UMKC 30 681 1770 .3858. IUPUI 28 594 1553 .3829. Western Illinois 29 609 1679 .36310. Centenary 25 477 1339 .356

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE# Team G FG FGA Pct1. Oakland 32 716 1898 .3772. South Dakota State 33 716 1833 .3913. UMKC 30 672 1674 .4014. Southern Utah 30 777 1896 .4105. North Dakota State 29 724 1761 .4116. Oral Roberts 34 925 2165 .4277. Western Illinois 29 692 1603 .4328. IPFW 31 756 1747 .4339. IUPUI 28 663 1483 .44710. Centenary 25 839 1680 .499

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERk Team G FG FGA Pct1. South Dakota State 33 2220 603 .3652. IPFW 31 235 656 .3583. Oral Roberts 34 255 741 .3444. North Dakota State 29 180 524 .3445. Oakland 32 149 459 .3256. UMKC 30 145 460 .3157. Southern Utah 30 103 342 .3018. Centenary 25 120 411 .2929. IUPUI 28 119 427 .27910. Western Illinois 29 119 438 .272

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSERk Team G FG FGA Pct1. South Dakota State 33 159 510 .3122. Oakland 32 186 585 .3183. IUPUI 28 126 394 .3204. Southern Utah 30 165 512 .3225. Western Illinois 29 158 488 .3246. IPFW 31 147 435 .3387. North Dakota State 29 159 467 .3408. UMKC 30 168 473 .3559. Centenary 25 153 430 .35610. Oral Roberts 34 278 771 .361

REBOUNDING OFFENSERk Team G Reb Avg/G1. Oral Roberts 34 1406 41.42. Southern Utah 30 1214 40.53. UMKC 30 1199 40.04. Oakland 32 1219 38.15. North Dakota State 29 1080 37.26. South Dakota State 33 1179 35.77. Western Illinois 29 1012 34.98. IPFW 31 1056 34.19. IUPUI 28 905 32.310. Centenary 25 784 31.4

REBOUNDING DEFENSERk Team G Reb Avg/G1. South Dakota State 33 1114 33.82. IPFW 31 1060 34.23. UMKC 30 1093 36.44. North Dakota State 29 1060 36.65. Oakland 32 1182 36.96. IUPUI 28 1062 37.97. Southern Utah 30 1169 39.08. Western Illinois 29 1134 39.19. Oral Roberts 34 1361 40.010. Centenary 25 1080 43.2

REBOUNDING MARGINRk Team G TM Avg OPP Avg +/-1. UMKC 30 1199 40.0 1093 36.4 +3.52. South Dakota State 33 1179 35.7 1114 33.8 +2.03. Southern Utah 30 1214 40.5 1169 39.0 +1.54. Oral Roberts 34 1406 41.4 1361 40.0 +1.35. Oakland 32 1219 38.1 1182 36.9 +1.26. North Dakota State 29 1080 37.2 1060 36.6 +0.77. IPFW 31 1056 34.1 1060 34.2 -0.18. Western Illinois 29 1012 34.9 1134 39.1 -4.29. IUPUI 28 905 32.3 1062 37.9 -5.610. Centenary 25 784 31.4 1080 43.2 11.8

BLOCKED SHOTSRk Team G Blocks Avg/G1. Oakland 32 156 4.92. UMKC 30 142 4.73. North Dakota State 29 119 4.14. South Dakota State 33 107 3.25. IPFW 31 96 3.16. Centenary 25 73 2.97. Southern Utah 30 87 2.98. Oral Roberts 34 91 2.79. IUPUI 28 69 2.510. Western Illinois 29 47 1.6

ASSISTSRk Team G Assists Avg/G1. Oakland 32 524 16.42. Oral Roberts 34 498 14.63. South Dakota State 33 482 14.64. North Dakota State 29 408 14.15. IPFW 31 435 14.06. Southern Utah 30 419 14.07. UMKC 30 391 13.08. IUPUI 28 348 12.49. Western Illinois 29 344 11.910. Centenary 25 253 10.1

STEALSRk Team G Steals Avg/G1. Oral Roberts 34 491 14.42. IUPUI 28 253 9.03. Western Illinois 29 254 8.84. IPFW 31 258 8.35. Oakland 32 262 8.26. UMKC 30 239 8.07. South Dakota State 33 254 7.78. Southern Utah 30 228 7.69. Centenary 25 159 6.410. North Dakota State 29 180 6.2

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIORk Team G TM Avg OPP Avg Ratio1. Oakland 32 524 16.4 486 15.2 1.12. North Dakota State 29 408 14.1 413 14.2 1.03. IPFW 31 435 14.0 450 14.5 1.04. South Dakota State 33 482 14.6 577 17.5 0.85. Oral Roberts 34 498 14.6 632 18.6 0.86. Southern Utah 30 419 14.0 549 18.3 0.87. UMKC 30 391 13.0 520 17.3 0.88. Western Illinois 29 344 11.9 493 17.0 0.79. IUPUI 28 348 12.4 566 20.1 0.610. Centenary 25 253 10.1 548 21.9 0.5

2010-11 SUMMIT STATS


SCORING Rk Player-Team G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg1. Luper, Kevi-ORU 34 283 63 177 806 23.72. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 214 45 98 571 17.83. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 179 1 157 516 17.24. Rosado, Stephanie-IPFW 31 212 9 80 513 16.55. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 156 49 102 463 16.06. Pyle, Jordan-ORU 33 205 6 93 509 15.47. Sears, Caitlyn-SUU 30 184 26 65 459 15.38. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 139 44 62 384 13.29. Rotert, Kristin-SDSU 33 137 60 99 433 13.110. Sunnarborg, Jennie-SDSU 33 171 8 80 430 13.0

REBOUNDING Rk Player-Team G OFF DEF TOT Avg1. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 81 211 292 10.12. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 77 191 268 8.93. Pyle, Jordan-ORU 33 114 173 287 8.74. Farrell, Anne-CC 22 67 107 174 7.95. Rosado, Stephanie-IPFW 31 70 159 229 7.46. Jackson, Ashley-CC 25 60 123 183 7.37. Minifee, Zakiya-OU 32 66 165 231 7.28. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 54 162 216 6.89. Nelson, Kerah-IUPUI 25 52 116 168 6.710. Eichelberger, Janna-IUPUI 26 55 113 168 6.5

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) Rk Player-Team G FG FGA Pct1. PYLE, Jordan-ORU 33 205 359 .5712. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 179 329 .5443. Rosado, Stephanie-IPFW 31 212 390 .5444. Farrell, Anne-CC 22 103 194 .5315. Burich, Janae-NDSU 27 134 262 .5116. Sunnarborg, Jennie-SDSU 33 171 336 .5097. Nelson, Kerah-IUPUI 25 136 274 .4968. Degagne, Danielle-NDSU 26 111 240 .4639. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 156 342 .45610. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 214 475 .451

ASSISTS Rk Player-Team G Assts Avg/G1. BIGHAM, Jaci-ORU 30 157 5.22. Goff, Kaila-SUU 30 149 5.03. ZUPPE, Jordan-IPFW 31 122 3.94. Cook, Ne-Ne-CC 25 97 3.95. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 114 3.66. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 99 3.47. Jones, Georgia-ORU 34 114 3.48. Jackson, Chelsey-IPFW 29 90 3.19. Michelson, Macie-SDSU 28 81 2.910. Calhoun, Sharise-OU 32 89 2.8

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) Rk Player-Team G FTM FTA Pct1. Zuppe, Jordan-IPFW 31 71 79 .8992. Bigham, Jaci-ORU 30 72 83 .8673. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 157 186 .8444. Luper, Kevi 34 177 210 .8435. Calhoun, Sharise 32 103 123 .8376. Hall-Jones, Dayon-UMKC 30 93 115 .8097. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 102 129 .7918. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 98 124 .7909. Rotert, Kristin-NDSU 33 99 129 .76710. O’Connor, Eilise-UMKC 30 79 103 .767

STEALS Rk Player-Team G Steals Avg/G1. Luper, Kevi-ORU 34 126 3.72. Bigham, Jaci-ORU 30 69 2.33. Cook, Ne-Ne-CC 25 55 2.24. Pyle, Jordan-ORU 33 71 2.25. Calhoun, Sharise-OU 32 58 1.86. Goff, Kaila-SUU 30 52 1.77. Minifee, Zakiya-OU 32 55 1.78. Jones, Georgia-ORU 34 58 1.79. Thomas, LeAndrea-UMKC 30 51 1.710. Sears, Caitlyn-SUU 30 50 1.7

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) Rk Player-Team G 3FG FGA Pct1. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 49 117 .4192. Boese, Anne-IPFW 31 85 203 .4193. Young, Jill-SDSU 33 78 188 .4154. Rotert, Kristin-SDSU 33 60 153 .3925. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 45 115 .3916. Luper, Kevi-ORU 34 63 164 .3847. Zuppe, Jordan-IPFW 31 58 159 .3658. Key, Christian-ORU 34 37 102 .3639. Jones, Georgia-ORU 34 63 184 .34210. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 44 129 .341

3-POINT FG MADE Rk Player-Team G 3FG Avg/G1. Boese, Anne-IPFW 31 85 2.72. Young, Jill-SDSU 33 78 2.43. Daniel, Megan-CC 25 48 1.94. Zuppe, Jordan-IPFW 31 58 1.95. Jones, Georgia-ORU 34 63 1.9 Luper, Kevi-ORU 34 63 1.97. Rotert, Kristin-SDSU 33 60 1.88. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 49 1.79. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 44 1.510. Bigham, Jaci-ORU 30 45 1.5

BLOCKED SHOTS Rk Player-Team G Blocks Avg/G1. Carnago, Brittany-OU 28 80 2.92. Burich, Janae-NDSU 27 73 2.73. Hill, Ashli-UMKC 29 72 2.54. Rosado, Stephanie-IPFW 31 47 1.55. Sunnarborg, Jennie-SDSU 33 43 1.36. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 35 1.27. Jackson, Ashley-CC 25 26 1.08. Lingle, Katie-SDSU 31 31 1.09. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 31 1.010. Mitchell, Clara-IUPUI 25 21 0.8

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game)Rk Team G A TO Ratio1. Zuppe, Jordan-IPFW 31 122 59 2.12. Jones, Georgia-ORU 34 114 59 1.93. Goff, Kaila-SUU 30 149 109 1.44. Bigham, Jaci-ORU 30 157 115 1.45. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 114 90 1.36. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 99 82 1.27. Jackson, Chelsey-IPFW 29 90 79 1.18. Cook, Ne-Ne-CC 25 97 191 0.5

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Rk Player-Team G No. Avg1. Pyle, Jordan-ORU 33 114 3.52. Farrell, Anne-CC 22 67 3.03. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 81 2.84. Weinert, Sydney-IPFW 30 78 2.65. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 77 2.66. Jackson, Ashley-CC 25 60 2.47. Eldridge, Brianna-UMKC 23 55 2.48. Burich, Janae-NDSU 27 64 2.49. Nezianya, Kim-UMKC 27 63 2.310. Carver, Amber-ORU 31 71 2.3

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Rk Player-Team G No. Avg1. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 211 7.32. Pascucci, Challis-SUU 30 191 6.43. Pyle, Jordan-ORU 33 173 5.24. Minifee, Zakiya-OU 32 165 5.25. Rosado, Stephanie-IPFW 31 159 5.16. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 162 5.17. Jackson, Ashley-CC 25 123 4.98. Farrell, Anne-CC 22 107 4.99. Nelson, Kerah-IUPUI 25 116 4.610. Eichelberger, Janna-IUPUI 26 113 4.3

MINUTES PLAYED Rk Player-Team G Min. Avg1. Daniel, Megan-CC 25 956 38.22. Cook, Ne-Ne-CC 25 928 37.13. Plucker, Abby-NDSU 29 1033 35.64. Birkel, Katie-NDSU 29 1020 35.25. Sears, Caitlyn-SUU 30 1045 34.86. Luper, Kevi-ORU 34 1179 34.77. Calhoun, Sharise-OU 32 1099 34.38. Zuppe, Jordan-IPFW 31 1057 34.19. Watterworth, Bethany-OU 32 1074 33.610. Minifee, Zakiya-OU 32 1028 32.1

2010-11 SUMMIT STATS


Game 1ORU vs. UT-ArlingtonNov. 12, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 2ORU vs. North TexasNov. 14, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 3ORU vs. TulsaNov. 16, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 4ORU at HarvardNov. 19, 2010 • Annapolis, MD

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 5ORU at VillanovaNov. 20, 2010 • Annapolis, MD

Game 6ORU at LaSalleNov. 22, 2010 • Philadelphia, PA

Game 7ORU vs. HoustonNov. 27, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 8ORU vs. Missouri StateNov. 30, 2010 • Springfield, MO

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 9ORU at Western IllinoisDec. 2, 2010 • Macomb, IL

Game 10ORU at IUPUIDec. 4, 2010 • Indianapolis, IN

Game 11ORU vs. ArkansasDec. 16, 2010 • Fayetteville, AR

Game 12ORU at Oklahoma StateDec. 22, 2010 • Stillwater, OK

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 13ORU vs. IPFWDec. 29, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 14ORU vs. OaklandDec. 31, 2010 • Tulsa, OK

Game 15ORU vs. NE Oklahoma StateJan. 3, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

Game 16ORU vs. South Dakota StateJan. 8, 2011• Brookings, SD

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 17ORU vs. North Dakota StateJan. 10, 2011 • Fargo, ND

Game 18ORU vs. UMKCJan. 15, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

Game 19ORU vs. Southern UtahJan. 17, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

Game 20ORU vs. CentenaryJan. 22, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 21ORU at IPFWJan. 29, 2011 • Fort Wayne, IN

Game 22ORU at OaklandJan. 31, 2011 • Rochester, MI

Game 23ORU vs. North Dakota StateFeb. 5, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

Game 24ORU vs. South Dakota StateFeb. 7, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 25ORU at Southern UtahFeb. 12, 2011 • Cedar City, UT

Game 26ORU at UMKCFeb. 14, 2011 • Kansas City, MO

Game 27ORU at CentenaryFeb. 19, 2011 • Shreveport, LA

Game 28ORU vs. Western IllinoisFeb. 26, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 29ORU vs. IUPUIFeb. 28, 2011 • Tulsa, OK

Game 30ORU vs. Western IllinoisMar. 5, 2011 • Sioux Falls, SD (Sioux Falls Arena)

Game 31ORU vs. OaklandMar. 7, 2011 • Sioux Falls, SD (Sioux Falls Arena)

Game 32ORU at TCUMar. 17, 2011 • Fort Worth, TX (WNIT Round #1)

2010-11 BOX SCORES


Game 33ORU vs. TulaneMar. 21, 2011 • Tulsa, OK (WNIT Round #2)

Game 34ORU vs. ArkansasMar. 23, 2011 • Tulsa, OK (WNIT Round #3)

2010-11 BOX SCORES

Savanna Buck was named Summit League Sixth Woman of the Year after averaging 8.3 points and 5.0 rebounds per game


HISTORY AND RECORDS


LAST TIME AT THE MABEE CENTER . . .

A player scored 40+ points:44 - Kevi Luper (ORU), LaSalle vs. ORU (11/20/09)

A player scored 35-39 points:37 - Danielle Nunn (Tulane), Tulane. vs. ORU (3/21/11 - WNIT)36 - Kevi Luper (ORU), North Texas vs. ORU (11/14/11)

A player scored 30-34 points:34 - Kevi Luper (ORU), NE Oklahoma St. vs. ORU (1/3/11)

Two players scored 20+ points in a game:29 - Kevi Luper (ORU), and 22 - Georgia Jones (ORU); Tulane vs. ORU (3/21/11)

A player collected 20+ rebounds:20 - Tina Taylor (Oklahoma), ORU vs. Oklahoma(12/15/96)

A player collected 15-19 rebounds:15 - Jasmine Webb (NEOK), NE Okla. State vs. ORU (1/3/11)

Three players had 10+ rebounds in a game:12 - Jordan Pyle (ORU), 10 - Dominique Allen (ORU), 10 - Savanna Buck (ORU) vs. Western Illinois (2/26/11)

Three players had a double-double in a game:Jordan Pyle (ORU), 13 pts, 12 reb, Dominique Allen (ORU), 15 pts, 10 rebs, and Savanna Buck (ORU), 13 pts, 10 reb; Western Illinois vs. ORU(2/26/11)

A player had 20 points and 10 rebounds:Courtney Taylor (Houston), 23 pts, 17 rbs, Houston vs. ORU (11/27/10)

A player had 20 points and 20 rebounds:Kisa Bradley (ORU), 29 pts, 21 rbs, ORU vs. Alcorn State (2/28/97)

A player had a triple-double:Trina Davis (ORU), 14 pts, 12 asts, and 10 stls; ORU vs. UMKC (2/13/95)

A player had 15+ assists in a game:Georgia Jones (ORU) ,16, vs. Houston Baptist (11/29/08)

A player had 10-14 assists in a game:Jaci Bigham (ORU), 13 assists, ORU vs. IPFW (12/29/10)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPOINTS SCORED ORU Player ....50, Stacy Williams vs. Langston (02/20/90) Team .......................120, vs. North Texas (11/29/10) Half ...........................66, vs. North Texas (11/29/10) OPPONENT Player .. 40, Jana McCully, Northwestern Okla. (12/04/81) Team ................111, Southern Nazarene (11/20/89) Half ....................61, Southern Nazarene (11/20/89) BOTH ...... 209, ORU (111) vs. UMKC (98) (01/21/88)

FIELD GOALS MADE ORU Player ...... 19 (2x), Kevi Luper vs. LaSalle (11/20/09) Team ..47 (2x), last vs Missouri Southern (02/26/83) OPPONENT Player . 15 (2x), last by Bobbie Mahan, Okla. Baptist (01/29/90)

Team ..................................... 48, Kansas (01/03/90) BOTH .....82, ORU (38) vs. Okla. City (44) (02/21/89)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ORU Player ...42, Stacy Williams vs. Okla. Baptist (01/29/90) Team . 102, vs. Texas Women’s University (02/28/78) OPPONENT Player ... 26 (2x), Katrina Richardson, Langston (02/19/91) Team ............................... 101, Langston (02/20/90) BOTH 179, ORU (79) vs. Okla. City (100) (02/21/89)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ORU Player .8, Stacy Williams, vs. S. Nazarene (01/15/91) Team ....................................18, vs. UMKC (12/7/09) OPPONENT Player .8, Jaleshia Roberson, Missouri St. (12/19/09) Team ........................................17, IPFW (12/29/10) BOTH ............. 25, ORU (8) vs. IPFW (17) (12/29/10)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ORU Player .. 25, Stacy Williams, vs. Okla. Christian (02/22/90) Team ....................................42, vs. UMKC (12/7/09) OPPONENT Player .................. 17, Anne Boese, IPFW (12/29/10) Team ........................................44, IPFW (12/29/10) BOTH ..64, ORU (36) vs. School of Ozarks (28) (01/15/90)

FREE THROWS MADE ORU Player ................ 17, Kevi Luper vs. Tulane (3/21/11) Team ............ 38, vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (02/06/88)

OPPONENT Player ....20, Angela Meadough, UA-Monticello (01/04/91) Team .....................33 (3x), last by Phillips (01/12/91) BOTH ............52, ORU (19) vs. Phillips (33), (1/12/91) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ORU Player ...... 25, Stacy Williams vs. Langston (02/20/90) Team ...............55, vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (02/06/88) OPPONENT Player ....21, Angela Meadough, UA-Monticello (01/04/91) Team .......................................45, Phillips (01/12/91) BOTH ..........76, ORU (31) vs. Phillips (45), (01/12/91)

REBOUNDS ORU Player ......... 24, Veronica Franklin vs. Tulsa (01/17/81) Team .........................72, vs. Wichita State (02/17/79) OPPONENT Player .......21, Carlotta Watson, Peru State (01/05/91) Team ....................72, Oklahoma Christian (02/22/90) BOTH .....129, ORU (59) vs. Langston (70), (02/20/90)

ASSISTS ORU Player .......... 17, Leah Cannon vs Newman (12/06/03) Team .................................. 33, vs. Bacone (11/29/03) OPPONENT Player ......... 17, Angie McGrew, Evansville (02/07/87) Team ..................................... 29, Missouri (12/08/84) BOTH ....52, ORU (31) vs. North Texas(21), (11/14/10)

STEALS ORU Player ...... 12, Kevi Luper vs. Southern Utah (12/5/09) Team .......................................32, vs. IUPUI (2/13/10) OPPONENT Player . 9, Colleen Cook, Youngstown State (01/08/98) Team ...................... 29, Youngstown State (01/08/98) BOTH 43, ORU (27) vs. Wichita State (16) (12/05/05)

BLOCKED SHOTS ORU Player ..............9, Kisa Bradley vs. Wofford (02/08/97) Team ............... 12 (2x), Last vs. Valparaiso (03/04/00) OPPONENT Player ...... 7 (2x’s) , Chanel Johnson , Tulsa (11/12/07) Team .................... 11, Southern Nazarene (01/15/91) BOTH ...... 14, ORU (12) vs New Orleans (2), (2/18/85)

MABEE CENTER RECORDS


THE LAST TIME ORU . . .

Had a player score 40 points:Kevi Luper (44), vs. LaSalle (11/20/09)

Had a player score 35-39 points:Kevi Luper (36), (2x) last vs. Oakland (1/31/11)

Had a player score 30-34 points:Kevi Luper (34), vs. NE Oklahoma St. (1/3/11)

Had a player with back-to-back 30 point games:Kevi Luper, 36 at Oakland (131/11) and 32 vs. North Dakota St. (2/5/11)

Had two players score 20 points in a game:Kevi Luper (29) and Georgia Jones (22), vs Tulane (3/21/11)

Had a player collect 20 rebounds:21, Kisa Bradley, vs. Alcorn State (02/28/97)

Had a player collect 15-19 rebounds:15, Amber Carver, at Centenary (2/19/11)

Had two players with 10 rebounds in a game:Jordan Pyle (13) and Dominique Allen (10) at TCU (3/17/11)

Had three players with a double-double in a game:Jordan Pyle (13 pts., 12 rebs), Dominique Allen (15 pts., 10 rebs), Savanna Buck (13 pts, 10 rebs) vs. Western Illinois (2/26/11)

Had a player with back-to-back double-doubles:Amber Carver (17 pts., 15 rebs) at UMKC (2/14/11), (20 pts, 15 rebs.) vs Centenary (2/19/11)

Had a player with 20 points and 10 rebounds:Amber Carver (20 pts., 15 rebs.) at Centenary (2/19/11)

Had a player with 20 points and 20 rebounds:Kisa Bradley (29 pts, 21 rebs), vs. Alcorn State (02/06/97)

Had a player with a triple-double:Trina Davis (14 pts, 12 asts, 10 stls), vs. UMKC (02/13/95)

Had a player with 15 assists in a game:Georgia Jones (16) vs. Houston Baptist (11/29/08)

Had a player with 10-14 assists in a game:Jaci Bigham (13) at IUPUI (12/4/11)

Scored 100 points in a game:108 vs. Western Illinois (3/5/11)

Allowed 100 points in a game:101 at Southern Utah (2/12/11)

Scored 60 points in a half:60 vs. Western Illinois (3/5/11)

Allowed 60 points in a half:60 (2nd half), vs. Oklahoma (12/03/05)

Won an overtime game:80-72 at Oakland (2ot) (1/31/11)

Lost an overtime game:75-79 at Oakland (02/09/09)

Shot 70% from the field for a half:74.2 (23-31) vs. Bacone (11/29/03)

Shot 60% from the field for a half:61.5 (16-26) at UMKC (2/27/10)

Shot under 30% from the field for a half:24.4 (10-41) at Oakland (1/31/11)

Shot 60% from the field for a game:60.5 (26-43) at IPFW (01/14/08)

Shot 50% from the field for a game:51.9 (42-81) vs. Western Illinois (3/5/11)

Shot under 40% from the field for a game:38.7 (29-75) vs. Tulane (3/21/11)

Held an opponent under 30% for a game:22.8 (13-57) vs. Centenary (2/20/10)

Shot 50% from the 3-PT line in a game:62.5 (5-8) vs South Dakota State (2/7/11)

Shot 90% from the FT line in a game (min. 10 attempts):92.3 (12-13) vs. Oakland (3/7/11)

Shot under 50% from the FT line in a game:48.1 (13-27) vs. Centenary (2/20/10)

THE LAST TIME ORU...


MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

JOIN THE CLUB . . .

2,000 points, 1,000 reboundsVivian Herron ...........2,192 pts and 1,007 rebs Elisha Turek ...............2,046 pts and 1,167 rebs

1,000 points, 500 reboundsVivian Herron ............2,192 pts and 1,007 rebsElisha Turek ...............2,046 pts and 1,167 rebsSharon Tucker ...............1,783 pts and 745 rebsKim Ogden ...................1,720 pts and 728 rebsKisa Bradley .................1,182 pts and 530 rebsMariana Camargo .........1,194 pts and 501 rebsJanae Voelker ...............1,413 pts and 949 rebsJordan Pyle .................1071 pts and 677 rebs

1,000 points, 300 assistsKim Ogden .................1,720 pts and 518 asstsKrista Ragan ...............2,152 pts and 398 asstsMariana Camargo ........1,194 pts and 474 assts

1,000 points, 200 stealsKim Ogden ................... 1,720 pts and 372 stlsVivian Herron ................ 2,192 pts and 211 stlsStacy Williams .............. 1,791 pts and 208 stlsMariana Camargo .......... 1,194 pts and 206 stlsJanae Voelker ................ 1,413 pts and 214 stlsKevi Luper .................... 1563 pts and 266 stls

1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 250 assistsKim Ogden .1,720 pts, 728 rebs, and 518 asstsM. Camargo..1,194 pts, 501 rebs and 474 asstsJanae Voelker . 1,413 pts, 949 rebs and 257 assts

1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 75 blocksVivian Herron .. 2,192 pts, 1,0007 rebs, and 90 blksKisa Bradley ..1,182 pts, 530 rebs and 213 blks

1,000 pts, 250 assts, 150 stealsKim Ogden .. 1,720 pts, 518 assts, and 372 stlsKrista Ragan ... 2,152 pts, 398 assts, and 190 stlsStacy Williams .... 1,791 pts, 272 assts, and 208 stlsMariana Camargo 1,194 pts, 474 assts and 206 stlsJanae Voelker ....... 1,413 pts, 257 assts and 214 stls

250 assists, 150 stealsKim Ogden .................... 518 assts and 372 stlsKrista Ragan .................. 298 assts and 190 stlsSherry Dailey ................. 324 assts and 189 stlsStacy Williams ............... 272 assts and 208 stls

Cari Chamberlin ............ 251 assts and 162 stlsMariana Camargo .......... 474 assts and 206 stlsJanae Voelker ................ 257 assts and 214 stls

500 Field Goals, 250 Free Throws:Vivian Herron ...................853 FGs and 485 FTsKrista Ragan .....................772 FGs and 400 FTsSharon Tucker ...................687 FGs and 409 FTsKim Ogden .......................585 FGs and 524 FTsKevi Luper ....................... 543 FGs and 371 FTS

200 Free Throws, 100 3-PT Field Goals:Krista Ragan .............400 FTs and 208 3-PT FGsStacy Williams ..........242 FTs and 321 3-PT FGsJanae Voelker ...........244 FTs and 141 3-PT FGsKevi Luper ................371 FTs and 106 3-PT FGs

OVERTIME GAMES . . . Record in overtime games: 16-10 (.615)

Wins12/20/86 .......... ORU 82, Oklahoma State 72 (H)11/28/88 ....... ORU 85, New Mexico State 83 (H)02/17/92 ....... ORU 79, Oklahoma Baptist 72 (H)01/24/96 ................ORU 81, New Orleans 79 (H)01/05/02 ....................ORU 74, UMKC 69 2OT (A)01/28/02 .............ORU 88, Southern Utah 85 (H)02/02/02 .......................... ORU 75, UMKC 72 (H)03/02/02 ........... ORU 75, Western Illinois 72 (N)02/07/04 ...........................ORU 89, IUPUI 65 (H)03/08/04 ........... ORU 72, Western Illinois 70 (N)12/04/04 .......... ORU 65, Oklahoma State 61 (H)01/06/05 .................... ORU 68, IUPUI 64 2OT (A)12/10/07 ......................ORU 73, NDSU 68 OT (H)02/23/09 ........ ORU 76, Southern Utah 74 OT (A)12/12/09 ....................... ORU 74, Tulsa 69 OT (A)1/31/11 .................. ORU 80, Oakland 72 2OT(A)

Losses11/24/1979 .....Cal Poly-Pomona 82, ORU 76 (N)02/18/80 ................... Texas Tech 91, ORU 88 (H)11/26/88 ....Texas-Arlington 81, ORU 80 2OT (N)12/11/93 ................... UMKC 82, ORU 78 2OT (N)02/07/94 ........ East Texas Baptist 66, ORU 63 (H)01/10/98 ................... Valparaiso 83, ORU 77 (H)01/29./07 ......................Oakland 68, ORU 64 (H)03/01/08 .................... NDSU 75, ORU 72 2OT (A)02/09/09 .......................Oakland 79, ORU 75 (A)03/09/10 ......... South Dakota St. 79, ORU 75 (N)

When ORU Scores 100 points: (25-0)

12/08/75 ...............ORU 103, John Brown 33 (H)12/15/77 .......................... ORU 112, Tulsa 45 (A)03/26/78 ......................... ORU 100, Texas 84 (N)02/17/79 .............ORU 109, Wichita State 66 (H)01/12/80 ................. ORU 104, Utah State 67 (H)01/22/81 .......................... ORU 111, Tulsa 77 (A)01/06/83 ............ORU 103, S’west Baptist 68 (A)02/26/83 ............ ORU 106, Mo. Southern 53 (H)01/21/87 ........................ ORU 111, UMKC 98 (H)02/11/89 ........ ORU 101, School of Ozarks 67 (H)11/29/03 ...................... ORU 119, Bacone 29 (H)12/13/04 .............. ORU 103, St. Gregory’s 40 (H)11/26/05 ........................ORU 111, Lamar 84 (H)12/16/06 .............. ORU 111, St. Gregory’s 42 (H) 11/29/08 ........ ORU 101, Houston Baptist 59 (H)11/28/09 .........ORU 107, Houston Baptist 67 (A)11/30/09 ........ORU 101, Sam Houston St. 85 (A)12/05/09 ...........ORU 109, Southern Utah 62 (H)02/13/10 .........................ORU 114, IUPUI 43 (H)11/12/10 ..............ORU 110, UT Arlington 58 (H)11/14/10 ............... ORU 120, North Texas 87 (H)1/17/11 .............ORU 115, Southern Utah 75 (H)2/19/11 ...................ORU 101, Centenary 66, (A)2/26/11 ........... ORU 101, Western Illinois 75 (H)3/5/11 ............. ORU 108, Western Illinois 79 (N)

Record against the Top 25: 5-48 (.094)

11/25/76 ........ #2 Wayland Bap. 101, ORU 62 (A)12/28/77 ......... #6 Old Dominion 82, ORU 49 (N)01/12/78 ....ORU 68, #19 Memphis 67 (N)02/22/78 ......... ORU 75, #14 Texas 40 (H)03/26/78 ....... ORU 100, #15 Texas 84 (N)12/17/78 ....................#3 UCLA 85, ORU 64 (A)03/08/79 ................... #3 Texas 77, ORU 68 (H)01/14/80 ................#1 La. Tech 94, ORU 67 (A)03/12/81 ................. #11 Texas 97, ORU 63 (N)01/22/82 ................#1 La. Tech 94, ORU 53 (A)02/23/82 ............... #1 La. Tech 89, ORU 51 (H)01/11/83 ...........#14 Missouri 109, ORU 70 (A)02/21/84 ................#2 La. Tech 98, ORU 61 (A)12/08/84 ............ #19 Missouri 95, ORU 75 (H)01/05/85 ........ #16 Texas Tech 101, ORU 66 (A)02/16/85 ............#6/5 La. Tech 78, ORU 59 (H)12/19/85 ...ORU 61, #NR/24 Texas Tech 54 (H)01/08/86 ORU 78, #NR/25 Kansas St. 75 (H)


MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSRecord against the Top 25 cont.

01/11/86 ......#13/13 Oklahoma 101, ORU 78 (A)02/15/88 ....#19/24 New Mexico St. 90, ORU 81 (A)12/19/91 .........#2/2 Stanford 112, ORU 74 (A)12/20/91 ...........#8/8 NC State 92, ORU 60 (N)02/19/92 ....... #5/3 Mississippi 87, ORU 63 (A)02/20/92 .... #22/21 Alabama 100, ORU 75 (A)02/27/92 .......#19/18 Clemson 98, ORU 54 (A)12/03/93 ..........#15/16 Kansas 94, ORU 66 (A)12/21/95 ....... #21/19 Okla. St. 84, ORU 44 (N)02/28/96 ............#23/NR Texas 75, ORU 56 (A)12/05/96 .......#10/7 Texas Tech 74, ORU 51 (A)01/02/97 .......... #6/6 Alabama 70, ORU 65 (A)01/17/97 ........ #5/5 Alabama 101, ORU 67 (H)12/02/97 ...... #20/21 Arkansas 82, ORU 59 (H)12/14/97 ........ #15/10 Georgia 64, ORU 60 (H)11/22/98 ........ #7/10 Georgia 118, ORU 64 (A)11/28/98 ...... #14/14 Arkansas 84, ORU 56 (A)03/13/99 ............. #1/1 Purdue 68, ORU 48 (A)11/18/00 ........#14/17 Oklahoma 87, ORU 56 (H)12/19/00 ................ #6/5 Duke 62, ORU 51 (N)03/17/01 ........ #7/7 Oklahoma 70, ORU 64 (A)11/09/01 .......#12/13 Colorado 78, ORU 49 (A)11/17/01 ........ #4/5 Oklahoma 73, ORU 38 (N)11/30/01 .......... #12/14 Baylor 74, ORU 46 (H)11/23/02 .... #23/25 Oklahoma 70, ORU 42 (N)11/22/03 .... #21/22 Oklahoma 90, ORU 42 (N)12/9/04 .......#13/13 Texas Tech 79, ORU 46 (A)03/19/05 ............#13/11 Texas 64, ORU 47 (N)12/3/05 .... #19/20 Oklahoma 107, ORU 76 (N)11/25/06 ..................#25 Texas 29, ORU 40 (A)03/17/07 .........#11/15 Purdue 63, ORU 42 (N)12/28/07 ......#25 Oklahoma St 83, ORU 65 (A)03/23/08 ............#3 Tennessee 94, ORU 55 (N)12/16/08 ......#22 Oklahoma St 58, ORU 48 (A)03/02/09 ........#17 South Dakota St 71, ORU 64 (H)03/07/09 ................. #17 SDSU 77, ORU 49 (N)11/15/09 ............. #20 Kansas 106, ORU 80 (A)12/01/09 ..................#17 Texas 94, ORU 80 (A)12/16/09 ................#6 Baylor 101, ORU 76 (A)- Wins in BOLD- Rankings listed as AP Poll/Coaches Poll- Coaches Poll first released in Spring of 1985

Largest Margins of Victory

90 ................... ORU 119, Bacone 29 - 11/29/190371 ..........................ORU 114, IUPUI 43 - 02/13/1070 ........... ORU 103, John Brown 33 - 12/08/197569 ........... ORU 111, St. Gregory’s 42 - 12/16/2006

67 .......................ORU 112, Tulsa 45 - 12/15/197763 ........... ORU 103, St. Gregory’s 40 - 12/13/199457 .................... ORU 95, Centenary 38 - 02/20/1053 ......... ORU 106, Mo. Southern 53 - 02/26/198353 .................. ORU 99, Langston 46 - 01/30/198252 ...........ORU 110, UT Arlington 58 - 11/12/201049 ............... ORU 88, SW Baptist 39 - 01/17/198348 .................. ORU 90, Langston 52 - 01/28/197747 ............ORU 109, Southern Utah 62 - 12/05/0947 ......ORU 92, Hardin-Simmons 45 - 01/27/198647 .........................ORU 90, Tulsa 43 - 01/26/198547 .... ORU 79, Oklahoma Baptist 32 - 12/04/197647 .................... ORU 96, Evangel 49 - 01/15/1977

Longest Winning Streaks

25 ................................11/26/1982 - 03/17/198314 ................................01/08/1977 - 02/19/197713 ................................01/21/1978 - 03/22/197812 ..........................................12/29/10 - 2/12/1111 ................................11/29/1979 - 01/18/198010 ................................01/05/1979 - 02/09/19798 ..................................02/03/1998 - 02/28/19987 ..................................02/13/2010 - 03/09/20107 ..................................01/11/2010 - 02/06/20107 ..................................12/13/2002 - 01/07/20037 ..................................01/12/1987 - 01/31/19877 ..................................11/27/1977 - 12/27/19777 ..................................12/01/1975 - 01/24/19767 ..................................02/09/1976 - 02/27/1976

Largest Margins of Defeat

74 ......Oklahoma State 105, ORU 31 - 12/28/199274 ...... SW Oklahoma State 138, ORU 64 - 12/01/198969 .................. Georgia 116, ORU 49 - 01/25/199366 .............. Vanderbilt 124, ORU 58 - 01/14/199360 ................ Alabama 112, ORU 52 - 02/25/199358 ....... Southern Nazarene 111, ORU 53 - 11/20/198956 ..................... Kanas 109, ORU 53 - 01/12/199356 ....................Kansas 108, ORU 52 - 01/03/199055 ....... Southern Nazarene 100, ORU 45 - 11/24/198954 .................. Georgia 118, ORU 63 - 11/22/199854 .....................Auburn 99, ORU 45 - 02/21/1992


ALL-TIME HONORSALL-AMERICAN1986...............Vivian Herron, Freshman Honorable Mention .............................................(Women’s Basketball Yearbook)1996............................Kisa Bradley, Honorable Mention ..........................................................(Basketball Times)2002...........................Krista Ragan, Honorable Mention ...........................................................................(Kodak)2010........................Kevi Luper, Honorable Mention ..............................................(Associated Press)..................Second Team Freshman All-American ...............................................(Full Court Press)2011........................Kevi Luper, Honorable Mention ..............................................(Associated Press)

ALL-CONFERENCEPLAYER OF THE YEAR1998-99.........................................Krista Ragan (media)2000-01......................................................Krista Ragan2001-02......................................................Krista Ragan2009-10.......................................................Kevi Luper2010-11.......................................................Kevi Luper

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2009-10.......................................................Kevi Luper2010-11.......................................................Kevi Luper

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1998-99......................................................Krista Ragan2000-01............................................Jennette Bolovinos2003-04........................................................Elisha Turek2008-09.................................................Georgia Jones2009-10.......................................................Kevi Luper

FIRST TEAM1986-87.....................................................Vivian Herron......................................................................Kim Ogden1998-99......................................................Krista Ragan1999-00......................................................Krista Ragan2000-01......................................................Krista Ragan2001-02......................................................Krista Ragan2003-04........................................................Elisha Turek2004-05........................................................Elisha Turek2005-06........................................................Elisha Turek2006-07........................................................Elisha Turek2008-09....................................................Janae Voelker2009-10.....................................................Jaci Bigham....................................................................Kevi Luper2010-11.....................................................Jaci Bigham....................................................................Kevi Luper

SECOND TEAM1997-98...................................................Jessica Rhoten 1998-99...................................................Jessica Rhoten2000-01............................................Jennette Bolovinos2001-02.....................................................Cori Williston 2002-03.....................................................Cori Williston 2003-04.....................................................Leah Cannon2006-07.....................................................Jenny Hardin

2007-08..............................................Mariana Camargo2008-09..............................................Mariana Camargo2010-11.....................................................Jordan Pyle

HONORABLE MENTION2009-10....................................................Janae Voelker

SIXTH WOMAN OF THE YEAR2010-11.................................................Savanna Buck

ALL-NEWCOMER/ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM1997-98...................................................Jessica Rhoten1998-99......................................................Krista Ragan2000-01.....................................................Cori Williston2001-02.................................................Stephanie Clark2003-04........................................................Elisha Turek2005-06..............................................Mariana Camargo...................................................................Jenny Hardin2006-07....................................................Janae Voelker2008-09.................................................Georgia Jones2009-10.....................................................Jaci Bigham....................................................................Kevi Luper

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1983-84..................................................Margie Jackson..................................................................Sherry Dailey.....................................................................Linda Haley1998-99......................................................Krista Ragan................................................................Jessica Rhoten2000-01..............................................Shayne McKenzie...................................................................Krista Ragan2001-02......................................................Krista Ragan2003-04.....................................................Leah Cannon.....................................................................Elisha Turek2004-05........................................................Elisha Turek2006-07.....................................................Jenny Hardin.....................................................................Elisha Turek...............................................................Rachel Watman2007-08....................................................Janae Voelker2009-10.....................................................Jaci Bigham....................................................................Kevi Luper2010-11.......................................................Kevi Luper

TOURNAMENT MVP1998-99......................................................Krista Ragan2000-01......................................................Krista Ragan2003-04.....................................................Leah Cannon2004-05........................................................Elisha Turek2006-07........................................................Elisha Turek2007-08.................................................Rachel Watman

PLAYER OF THE WEEK1997-98.............................Jessica Rhoten (01/19, 02/9)1998-99......................................Jessica Rhoten (02/01).......................................................Krista Ragan (02/08)1999-00.........................................Krista Ragan (01/31)2000-01.................................Jennette Bolovinos (01/9).......................................................Krista Ragan (02/20)2001-02...................Krista Ragan (12/10, 01/15, 01/29)

2002-03........................................Cori Williston (12/02)..................................................Stephanie Clark (12/16)......................................................Kristin Brady (12/30)2003-04.........................................Leah Cannon (01/07).............................................Elisha Turek (01/20, 02/24)2004-05...........Elisha Turek (11/23, 12/07, 12/21, 04/8)2005-06........................................Jenny Hardin (12/20)........................................................Elisha Turek (01/31)2006-07.....................Elisha Turek (11/14, 12/02, 12/26, .................................................................01/02, 01/23).....................................................Janae Voelker (02/13)2007-08........................................Jenny Hardin (12/04)2008-09............................Janae Voelker (11/25, 01/06)2009-10.......................Jaci Bigham (12/29, 1/5, 1/19)..........................Kevi Luper (11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8, ............................................................12/22, 2/2, 2/16)2010-11..........................Kevi Luper (11/16, 1/11, 2/8).....................................................Jaci Bigham (11/30)

* 1983-84 and 84-85 seasons spent in the Oil Country Athletic Conference* 1986-87 season spent in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference

Krista Ragan was the 1998-99 Newcomer of the Year, earned first-team all-Mid Continent four-straight times and was a 2002 Kodak All-American


TOP-PERFORMANCESTop-10 Rebounding performances1. 24 - Veronica Franklin............................................................vs Tulsa (1/17/81)2. 21 - Kisa Bradley.........................................................vs Alcorn State (2/28/97)3. 20 - Kisa Bradley...................................................at Prairie View A&M (2/6/97) 20 - Valeria Dos Santos..........................................................at UMKC (12/7/95) 20 - Shonna Pope................................................at School of Ozarks (11/11/89)6. 19 - Sylvia Cummings...............................................at Texas Southern (1/9/92) 19 - Elisha Turek............................................................vs Memphis (12/19/04)7. 18 - Stephanie Clark..............................................................at IUPUI (2/15/03) 18 - Ophelia Shantiloo........................................vs. Illinois-Chicago (11/26/94) 18 - Amy Williams..........................................................vs. Langston (2/20/90) 18 - Vivian Herron...................................................vs Oklahoma City (2/21/89) 18 - Karen McClendon....................................................vs. Langston (2/19/77) 18 - Janae Voelker...................................................at North Dakota St. (1/2/10)11 17 - Sylvia Cummings.....................................vs Texas-Pan American (12/6/92) 17 - Sylvia Cummings........................................at Nevada-Las Vegas (12/9/91) 17 - Helen Garrett..........................................................vs. Langston (2/19/91) 17 - Helen Garrett.............................................................at Langston (2/7/91) 17 - Amy Williams..............................................vs School of Ozarks (11/13/89) 17 - Veronica Franklin......................................vs Northwestern Okla. (1/24/81) 17 - Sharon Tucker.................................................vs Pittsburgh State (12/4/80) 17 - Rhonda Penquite..........................................vs Oklahoma State (12/10/77) 17 - Lisa Cole.....................................................................vs Cameron (2/26/77)20 16 - Shannon Mims..................................................................vs UMKC (2/2/02) 16 - Kisa Bradley...............................................................at Southern (1/23/97) 16 - Ava Rushing...........................................................vs Grambling (11/30/91) 16 - Sylvia Cummings............................................at New Mexico St. (11/23/91) 16 - Helen Garrett.....................................................vs Ark.-Monticello (1/4/90) 16 - Vivian Herron...........................................................vs East Central (2/6/89) 16 - Vivian Herron....................................................at Ark.-Pine Bluff (1/30/88) 16 - Vivian Herron....................................................................vs Akron (1/7/88) 16 - Vivian Herron...........................................................at Oklahoma (12/2/87) 16 - Vivian Herron.................................................................vs Loyola (2/14/87) 16 - Linda Hendrix..............................................................at Langston (2/2/81) 16 - Karen McClendon...............................................vs Tarleton State (3/12/77) 16 - Karen McClendon........................................vs Missouri Southern (1/24/77)

Top Scoring Performances1 50 - Stacy Williams...........................................................vs Langston (2/20/90)2 46 - Stacy Williams.................................................at Central Missouri (12/8/89)3 45 - Stacy Williams...................................................at Oklahoma City (2/12/90) 45 - Stacy Williams...............................................................vs Phillips (1/30/90)5 44 - Kevi Luper................................................................vs La Salle (11/20/09) 44 - Sharon Tucker...................................................vs Texas-Arlington (2/10/81)7 43 - Sharon Tucker..........................................................vs Utah State (1/12/80) 43 - Vivian Herron..................................................vs New Mexico St. (11/28/88)9 42 - Kisa Bradley...................................................................vs Evangel (1/8/96) 42 - Stacy Williams............................................at Cent. Arkansas St. (11/30/89)11 41 - Stacy Williams..............................................................at Phillips (12/2/89) 41 - Sharon Tucker...................................................vs Oklahoma State (2/7/81)13 40 - Stacy Williams...............................................vs School of Ozarks (12/2/89) 40 - Vivian Herron...........................................................vs Creighton (1/21/89) 40 - Sharon Tucker............................................................at Georgia (11/22/80)16 39 - Kisa Bradley.........................................................vs New Orleans (1/24/96) 39 - Vivian Herron..........................................................vs East Central (2/6/89)18 38 - Stacy Williams.........................................at Southern Nazarene (11/10/90)19 37 - Krista Ragan....................................................vs Western Illinois (2/18/02) 37 - Stacy Williams...............................................at Panhandle State (2/17/90) 37 - Vivian Herron.....................................................vs North Texas St. (1/6/89) 37 - Bev McCowan..................................................vs McNeese State (1/10/81)

37 - Rhonda Penquite............................................................vs Texas (3/26/78)24 36 - Vivian Herron..................................................vs Texas Christian (12/18/88) 36 - Kevi Luper.........................................................vs North Texas (11/14/10) 36 - Kevi Luper................................................................at Oakland (1/31/11)27 35 - Kisa Bradley...............................................................vs Cameron (1/20/96) 35 - Connie Weeks...............................................................at El Reno (2/14/76)

DOUBLE FIGURE SCORING GAMESSeason1 36 - Stacy Williams.................................................................................1989-902 31 - Kevi Luper.....................................................................................2009-10 31 - Kevi Luper.....................................................................................2010-114 30 - Stacy Williams.................................................................................1990-915 28 - Krista Ragan....................................................................................1998-996 27 - Vivian Herron...................................................................................1988-89 27 - Krista Ragan....................................................................................2000-01 27 - Krista Ragan....................................................................................2001-02 27 - Elisha Turek.....................................................................................2004-05 27 - Kim Ogden......................................................................................1986-8711 26 - Elisha Turek.....................................................................................2003-04 26 - Vivian Herron...................................................................................1987-88 26 - Kim Ogden.......................................................................................1985-86 26 - Margie Jackson................................................................................1984-85Career1 110 - Krista Ragan...................................................................................1996-022 101 - Vivian Herron..................................................................................1985-893 96 - Kim Ogden......................................................................................1984-884 78 - Elisha Turek.....................................................................................2003-075 68 - Stacy Williams................................................................................1989-916 62 - Margie Jackson...............................................................................1980-85 62 - Kevi Luper.................................................................................2009 - pres7 59 - Cari Chamberlin..............................................................................1985-898 50 - Kristin Brady-Atkinson....................................................................1998-039 49 - Kisa Bradley....................................................................................1995-9710 47 - Leah Cannon..................................................................................2002-0611 45 - Helen Garrett..................................................................................1990-9312 44 - Lynette Eggers................................................................................1986-88

DOUBLE-DOUBLESSeason1 19 - Vivian Herron..................................................................................1988-892 16 - Elisha Turek.....................................................................................2004-053 14 - Kisa Bradley....................................................................................1995-964 13 - Kisa Bradley....................................................................................1996-97 13 - Vivian Herron..................................................................................1987-88 13 - Kim Ogden......................................................................................1985-867 12 - Elisha Turek..................................................................................2003-04 12 - Janae Voelker...............................................................................2008-099 11 - Helen Garrett...............................................................................1990-91 11 - Jordan Pyle.................................................................................2010-1110 10 - Sylvia Cummings..........................................................................1991-92 10 - Lynette Eggers..............................................................................1986-8712 9 - Elisha Turek...................................................................................2005-06Career1 46 - Vivian Herron...............................................................................1985-892 37 - Elisha Turek...................................................................................2003-073 27 - Kisa Bradley..................................................................................1995-974 21 - Kim Ogden....................................................................................1984-885 20 - Jordan Pyle..............................................................................2008-pres


POINTS ORU: .............................................. 50, Stacy Williams vs. Langston (02/20/90) Opponent: ........................................ 46, Rose Avery, UA-Monticello (02/10/90)

FIELD GOALS MADE ORU: .......................................19 (3x), last by Kevi Luper vs. LaSalle (11/20/09) Opponent: ........................................ 17, Rose Avery, UA-Monticello (02/10/90)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED ORU: .................44, Stacy Williams (3x)last at Bartlesville Wesleyan (11/08/90) Opponent: .......................................... 33, Lisa Kirby, Oklahoma City (02/12/90)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ORU: ......................................11, Stacy Williams at Central Missouri (12/18/89) Opponent: ........................................... 10, Kari Koch, Missouri State (12/20/05)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED ORU: ........................ 33, Stacy Williams (2x) last at Central Missouri (12/18/89) Opponent: ...................................... 17 (2xs), last Anne Boese, IPFW (12/29/10)

FREE THROWS MADE ORU: ............................................................ 17, Kevi Luper vs. Tulane (3/21/11) Opponent: .............................. 20, Angela Meadough, UA-Monticello (01/4/91)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED ORU: ............................................... 25, Stacy Williams vs. Langston (02/20/90) Opponent: ........................... 22, Angela Meadough, UA-Monticello (01/04/91)

REBOUNDS ORU: .................................................. 24, Veronica Franklin vs. Tulsa (01/17/81) Opponent: ................. 25 (2x), last by Donna Washington, Southern (12/28/93)

ASSISTS ORU: ......................................17, Leah Cannon vs. Kansas-Newman (12/06/03) Opponent: ......................................19, Sharee Mitchum, Oklahoma (02/10/94)

STEALS ORU: ............................................. 12, Kevi Luper vs. Southern Utah (12/05/09) Opponent: ...................................................9, Melissa Jones, Baylor (12/16/09)

BLOCKED SHOTS ORU: ....................................................... 9, Kisa Bradley vs. Wofford (02/08/97) Opponent: ................................................12, Brooke McAfee, IUPUI (01/24/04)

TOP 20 SCORING PERFORMANCES 50 ....................................................... Stacy Williams, vs. Langston (02/20/90) 46 ............................................. Stacy Williams, at Central Missouri (12/08/89) 45 ................................................Stacy Williams, at Oklahoma City (02/12/90).............................................................. Stacy Williams, vs. Phillips (01/30/90)44 .................................................................Kevi Luper, vs. LaSalle (11/20/09).................................................. Sharon Tucker, vs. Texas-Arlington (02/10/81) 43 ...................................................... Sharon Tucker, vs. Utah State (01/12/80)............................................... Vivian Herron, vs. New Mexico State (11/28/88) 42 .............................................................Kisa Bradley, vs. Evangel (01/08/96)...............................................Stacy Williams, at Cent. Arkansas St. (11/30/89)

TOP 20 SCORING PERFORMANCES 41 ........................................................... Stacy Williams, at Phillips (12/02/89)..................................................Sharon Tucker, vs. Oklahoma State (02/07/81) 40 ............................................ Stacy Williams, vs. School of Ozarks (12/02/89)............................................................Vivian Herron, vs. Creighton (01/21/89)................................................................Sharon Tucker, at Georgia (11/22/80) 39 ..................................................... Kisa Bradley, vs. New Orleans (01/24/96).........................................................Vivian Herron, vs. East Central (02/06/89) 38 ........................................ Stacy Williams, at Southern Nazarene (11/10/90) 37 ................................................ Krista Ragan, vs. Western Illinois (02/18/02).................................................Stacy Williams, at Panhandle State (02/17/90)....................................................Vivian Herron, vs. North Texas St. (01/06/89)................................................... Bev McCowan, vs. McNeese State (01/10/81).............................................................Rhonda Penquite, vs. Texas (03/26/78)

TOP 20 REBOUNDING PERFORMANCES 24 ..........................................................Veronica Franklin, vs. Tulsa (01/17/81) 21 ......................................................Kisa Bradley, vs. Alcorn State (02/28/97) 20 ............................................... Kisa Bradley, at Prairie View A&M (02/06/97) 20 ........................................................Valeria Dos Santos, at UMKC (12/07/95) 20 ................................................Shonna Pope, at School of Ozarks (11/11/89) 19 ............................................................Elisha Turek, vs. Memphis (12/19/04) ............................................... Sylvia Summings, at Texas Southern (01/09/92) 18 ...............................................Janae Voelker, at North Dakota State (1/2/10) ................................................................... Janae Voelker, at UMKC (02/21/09) ................................................ Elisha Turek, vs. North Dakota State (11/11/06) ................................................................ Stephanie Clark, at IUPUI (02/15/03) ............................................ Ophelia Shantiloo, vs. Illinois-Chicago (11/26/94) .............................................................Amy Williams, vs. Langston (02/20/90) .................................................... Vivian Herron, vs. Oklahoma City (02/21/89) ...................................................... Karen McClendon, vs. Langston (02/19/77) 17 ..........................................................Janae Voelker, at Nebraska (12/02/08) ................................................................. Elisha Turek, vs. Oakland (01/29/07) ...................................... Sylvia Summings, vs. Texas-Pan American (12/06/92) ...........................................Sylvia Cummings, at Nevada-Las Vegas (12/09/91) .............................................................Helen Garrett, vs. Langston (02/19/91) .............................................................. Helen Garrett, at Langston (02/07/91) ..................................................Amy Williams, vs. School of Ozarks (11/13/89) .......................................Veronica Franklin, vs. Northwestern Okla. (01/24/81) ....................................................Sharon Tucker, vs. Pittsburg State (12/04/80) ............................................ Rhonda Penquite, vs. Oklahoma State (12/10/77) ..................................................................... Lisa Cole, vs. Cameron (02/26/77)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


MOST POINTS - Game ORU: ..................................................................120, vs. North Texas (11/14/10) Opponent: ..........................................138, Southwestern Oklahoma (12/01/89)

FEWEST POINTS - Game ORU: ............................................................................ 27, at Buffalo (01/03/98) Opponent: ....................................................................... 29, Bacone (11/29/03)

MOST POINTS - Half ORU: .....................................................................66, vs. North Texas (11/14/10) Opponent: .......................................................... 74, Ark.-Monticello (02/10/90)

FEWEST POINTS - Half ORU: .............................................................................. 9, at Buffalo (01/03/98) Opponent: ............................................................................ 8 , Tulsa (01/19/87)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE ORU: ............................................................................... 50, vs. Tulsa (12/15/77) Opponent: ............................................60, Southwestern Oklahoma (12/01/89)

FEWEST FIELD GOALS MADE ORU: .............................................................................. 7, at Buffalo (01/03/98) Opponent: ....................................................................... 10, Bacone (11/29/03)

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED ORU: .............................................................................102, vs. Texas (02/22/78) Opponent: ..........................................117, Southwestern Oklahoma (12/01/89)

FEWEST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED ORU: ................................................................37, at Western Illinois (01/28/06) Opponent: ...................................................................29, Valparaiso (02/12/00)

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ORU: .............................................................708 (46-65), vs. Bacone (11/29/03) Opponent: ..................................... .633 (38-60), Northeastern State (02/04/91)

LOWEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ORU: ................................................................175 (7-40), at Buffalo (01/03/98) Opponent: .........................................................204 (10-49), Bacone (11/29/03)

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ORU: .....................................................................18, at Southern Utah (3/1/10) ................................................................................................. UMKC (12/7/09) Opponent: ...........................................................................17, IPFW (12/29/10) MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED ORU: .........................................................39, at University of Ozarks (11/17/90) ............................................................................at Oklahoma State (12/22/10) Opponent: ...........................................................................44, IPFW (12/29/10)

MOST FREE THROWS MADE ORU: ................................................................38, vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (02/06/88) Opponent: .......................................................................35, Georgia (11/22/98)

MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED ORU: ................................................................55, vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (02/06/88) Opponent: ...................................46 (2x), last by Sam Houston State (12/18/95)

FEWEST FREE THROWS MADE ORU: .................................................. 1, at Southwest Missouri State (01/30/96) ............................................................................at Oklahoma State (12/22/10) Opponent: .......................................... 1 (4x), last by Western Illinois (01/12/04)

FEWEST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED ORU: ..................................................................2 at Oklahoma State (12/22/10) Opponent: ..........................................1 (2x), Last by Western Illinois (01/12/04) MOST REBOUNDS ORU: ........................................................... 76, at Bethany Nazarene (02/28/77) Opponent: ................................................................... 84, Creighton (12/06/89)

FEWEST REBOUNDS ORU: .......................................................................19, vs. Valparaiso (02/26/05) Opponent: ...........................................................11, Western Illinois (01/28/06)

MOST ASSISTS ORU: ..............................................................33 (2x), last vs. Bacone (11/29/03) Opponent: ...................................................................37, Vanderbilt (01/14/93)

FEWEST ASSISTS ORU: ...........................................................0, vs. Southern Nazarene (11/24/89) Opponent: ................................................. 0, Southwest Missouri St. (11/27/77)

MOST PERSONAL FOULS ORU: ..........................................................37, at Sam Houston State (12/18/95) Opponent: .......................................................37, Tennessee-Martin (02/11/95)

MOST STEALS ORU: ..................................................................................... 32, IUPUI (2/13/10) Opponent: ....................................................................30, Alabama (02/25/93)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS ORU: ...................................................... 13, vs. Southern Mississippi (01/04/92) Opponent: .......................................................................... 16, IUPUI (01/24/04)

MOST TURNOVERS ORU: ..........................................................................45, at Alabama (02/25/93) Opponent: .....................................................................47, Centenary (2/20/10)

FEWEST TURNOVERS ORU: ................................................................4, at Central Arkansas (11/30/89) Opponent: ............................................................. 3, Fort Hays State (11/18/78)

TEAM RECORDS


SEASON RECORDSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS POINTS SCORED .............................................. 1,060, Stacy Williams (1989-90) SCORING AVERAGE ........................................... 26.5, Stacy Williams (1989-90) FIELD GOALS MADE ........................................... 363, Stacy Williams (1989-90) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTED ................................ 1,122, Stacy Williams (1989-90) FIELD GOAL % ................................ .623 (160-257), Jordan Pyle (2009-10) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE .................................. 194, Stacy Williams (1989-90) 3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ............................. 697, Stacy Williams (1989-90) 3-PT FIELD GOAL % ............................... .463 (25-32), Leah Cannon (2004-05) FREE THROWS MADE ........................................... 194, Kevi Luper (2009-10) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED .....................................254, Kim Ogden (1986-87) FREE THROW % (MIN. 50 ATT.) ........... .867 (72-83), Jaci Bigham (2010-11) REBOUNDS ..........................................................365, Amy Williams (1989-90) REBOUND AVERAGE ........................................... 11.2, Vivian Herron (1988-89) ASSISTS ................................................................231, Leah Cannon (2003-04) STEALS ................................................................ 140, Kevi Luper (2009-10) BLOCKED SHOTS ....................................................119, Kisa Bradley (1995-96)

DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES 36 ................................................................................ Stacy Williams (1989-90)32 .....................................................................................Elisha Turek (2006-07)31 ...................................................................................Kevi Luper (2010-11) .....................................................................................Kevi Luper (2009-10) .......................................................................................Elisha Turek (2006-07)30 ................................................................................. Jordan Pyle (2010-11) .................................................................................. Stacy Williams (1990-91) ................................................................................... Janae Voelker (2008-09)29 .....................................................................................Elisha Turek (2005-06)28 ................................................................................ Jaci Bigham (2009-10) ..................................................................................... Krista Ragan (1998-99) .......................................................................................Elisha Turek (2006-07)27 .................................................................................. Jenny Hardin (2006-07) .......................................................................................Elisha Turek (2004-05) ..................................................................................... Krista Ragan (2001-02) ..................................................................................... Krista Ragan (2000-01) ....................................................................................Vivian Herron (1988-89) ....................................................................................... Kim Ogden (1986-87)26 ...............................................................................Sarah Davidson (2006-07) .......................................................................................Elisha Turek (2003-04) ....................................................................................Vivian Herron (1987-88) ....................................................................................... Kim Ogden (1985-86) .................................................................................Margie Jackson (1984-85)

DOUBLE-DOUBLES19 ..................................................................................Vivian Herron (1988-89)18 .....................................................................................Elisha Turek (2006-07)16 .....................................................................................Elisha Turek (2004-05)14 ....................................................................................Kisa Bradley (1995-96)13 ....................................................................................Kisa Bradley (1996-97) ....................................................................................Vivian Herron (1987-88) ....................................................................................... Kim Ogden (1985-86)12 ................................................................................. Janae Voelker (2008-09) .......................................................................................Elisha Turek (2003-04)11 ..................................................................................Helen Garrett (1990-91) ................................................................................... Jordan Pyle (2010-11)

10 ............................................................................ Sylvia Cummings (1991-92) ..................................................................................Lynette Eggers (1986-86)

TEAM RECORDS (HIGHS) GAMES ............................................................................................. 40 (‘89-90) WINS ................................................................................................ 31 (‘77-78) LOSSES ............................................................................................. 38 (‘89-90) HOME WINS .....................................................................13 (2x, last: 2010-11) ROAD WINS .........................................................................10 (5x, last:’09-10) NEUTRAL WINS ............................................................................... 12 (‘77-78) HOME LOSSES .................................................................................. 11 (‘88-89) ROAD LOSSES .................................................................................. 22 (‘92-93) NEUTRAL LOSSES .............................................................................. 7 (‘89-90) POINTS ....................................................................................... 2,870 (‘10-11) SCORING AVERAGE ....................................................................... 85.1 (‘09-10) FIELD GOALS MADE .................................................................... 1,114 (‘77-78) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ............................................................... 2,893 (‘89-90) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ............................................................. .488 (‘83-84) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE .............................................................. 304 (‘09-10) 3-PT ATTEMPTS ............................................................................. 917 (‘89-90) 3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .................................................... .387 (‘86-87) FREE THROWS MADE ..................................................................... 561 (‘09-10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS................................................................ 769 (‘09-10) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ........................................................... .757 (‘10-11) REBOUNDS ................................................................................. 1,851 (‘76-77) REBOUND AVERAGE ....................................................................... 54.6 (‘76-77) ASSISTS .......................................................................................... 529 (‘09-10) STEALS ........................................................................................... 519 (‘09-10)

TEAM RECORDS (LOWS) GAMES ............................................................................................. 22 (‘75-76) WINS ................................................................................................. 1 (‘92-93) LOSSES ............................................................................................... 1 (‘82-83) HOME WINS ....................................................................................... 0 (‘92-93) ROAD WINS .......................................................................... 0 (5x, last: ‘95-96) NEUTRAL WINS .................................................................... 0 (5x, last: ‘97-98) HOME LOSSES ....................................................................... 0 (4x, last: ‘91-92) ROAD LOSSES .................................................................................... 0 (‘82-83) NEUTRAL LOSSES ................................................................... 0 (‘83-84 ‘90-91) POINTS ....................................................................................... 1,454 (‘92-93) SCORING AVERAGE ....................................................................... 55.9 (‘92-93) FIELD GOALS MADE ........................................................................ 584 (‘92-93) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ................................................................ 1,486 (‘97-98) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ............................................................. .332 (‘89-90) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE .................................................................. 29 (‘86-87) 3-PT ATTEMPTS ................................................................................ 75 (‘86-87) 3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .................................................... .240 (‘92-93) FREE THROWS MADE ...................................................................... 130 (‘75-76) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ................................................................. 224 (‘75-76) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ........................................................... .580 (‘75-76) REBOUNDS ..................................................................................... 904 (‘75-76) REBOUND AVERAGE ........................................................................ 34.3 (‘84-85) ASSISTS ........................................................................................... 188 (‘78-79) STEALS ............................................................................................ 221 (‘92-93)


3 PT REBOUNDYEAR RECORD FG FGA PCT. FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. OFF DEF TOT. AVG. PF A TO BLK ST PTS AVG.1975-76 18-4 717 1640 .437 --- --- --- 130 224 .580 --- --- 904 41.1 --- 219 --- --- --- 1472 66.91976-77 25-9 1032 2714 .380 --- --- --- 357 606 .589 --- --- 1851 54.6 679 385 --- --- --- 2421 71.21977-78 31-4 1114 2481 .449 --- --- --- 395 576 .685 --- --- 1382 39.4 670 361 --- 40 --- 2623 74.91978-79 25-10 995 2463 .404 --- --- --- 460 701 .656 --- --- 1683 48.1 769 188 --- 61 --- 2450 70.01979-80 22-8 977 2120 .460 --- --- --- 431 622 .692 --- --- 1422 47.4 594 --- --- --- --- 2385 79.51980-81 18-11 860 1940 .443 --- --- --- 441 614 .718 --- --- 1294 44.6 561 453 --- 101 --- 2161 74.51981-82 14-10 720 1604 .449 --- --- --- 326 487 .669 --- --- 987 41.1 558 343 440 72 257 1766 73.61982-83 26-1 912 1885 .484 --- --- --- 369 537 .687 --- --- 1156 42.8 618 511 465 92 339 2193 81.21983-84 15-13 847 1733 .488 --- --- --- 374 525 .712 --- --- 1047 37.4 572 457 599 73 262 2068 73.91984-85 9-21 796 1772 .449 --- --- --- 369 555 .665 --- --- 1029 34.3 521 483 614 81 258 1961 65.41985-86 17-11 857 1782 .481 --- --- --- 498 694 .718 --- --- 1150 41.1 589 495 622 90 355 2212 79.01986-87 16-12 778 1814 .429 29 75 .387 479 711 .674 383 664 1175 42.0 469 400 576 108 291 2064 73.71987-88 13-14 789 1767 .447 80 235 .340 393 557 .706 --- --- 1057 39.2 --- 486 536 73 288 2051 76.01988-89 4-23 740 1798 .412 83 259 .320 470 659 .713 314 667 1090 40.4 533 356 622 103 250 2033 75.31989-90 2-38 960 2893 .332 252 917 .275 512 746 .686 536 985 1726 43.2 805 330 796 110 308 2684 67.11990-91 15-18 956 2449 .390 212 700 .303 439 704 .624 508 881 1577 47.8 754 462 706 92 357 2563 77.71991-92 6-22 757 1937 .391 104 356 .292 310 494 .628 444 644 1211 43.3 610 396 650 158 275 1928 68.91992-93 1-25 584 1658 .352 77 321 .240 209 355 .589 350 545 1036 39.8 557 275 715 106 221 1454 55.91993-94 3-24 639 1815 .352 110 367 .300 291 480 .606 451 731 1182 43.8 629 328 571 90 257 1679 62.21994-95 15-12 659 1718 .384 104 358 .291 386 616 .627 468 762 1230 45.6 645 393 624 94 332 1808 67.01995-96 10-17 611 1709 .358 111 391 .284 369 614 .601 464 726 1190 44.1 587 290 640 157 307 1702 63.01996-97 13-14 643 1530 .420 95 269 .353 357 574 .622 397 693 1090 40.4 538 361 581 124 362 1738 64.41997-98 7-20 610 1486 .410 103 293 .352 397 561 .708 360 597 957 35.4 565 371 610 93 295 1720 63.71998-99 17-13 727 1642 .443 117 360 .325 427 588 .726 365 703 1068 35.6 577 419 604 142 305 1998 66.61999-00 12-16 629 1537 .409 141 390 .362 316 492 .642 377 594 971 34.7 514 353 542 124 267 1715 61.32000-01 20-11 755 1661 .455 124 320 .387 376 596 .631 351 673 1024 33.0 492 353 542 51 333 2010 64.82001-02 13-16 647 1554 .416 109 287 .380 428 637 .672 386 652 1038 35.8 519 300 546 67 211 1831 63.12002-03 18-10 680 1605 .424 206 559 .369 283 401 .706 386 645 1031 36.8 490 425 512 89 265 1849 66.02003-04 17-13 744 1720 .433 111 334 .332 374 556 .673 404 690 1094 36.5 481 457 514 100 319 1973 65.82004-05 22-9 756 1789 .423 84 285 .295 370 532 .695 438 711 1149 37.1 486 459 504 100 317 1966 63.42005-06 16-12 720 1707 .422 164 548 .299 301 489 .616 409 631 1040 37.1 531 414 471 88 301 1905 68.02006-07 22-11 839 1894 .443 178 553 .322 378 613 .617 424 799 1223 37.1 569 507 543 80 306 2234 67.72007-08 19-14 805 1946 .414 180 538 .335 407 631 .645 405 820 1225 37.1 618 463 544 76 345 2197 66.62008-09 13-17 741 1783 .416 183 551 .332 310 517 .600 380 801 1181 39.4 582 395 526 102 255 1975 65.82009-10 23-10 971 2258 .430 304 877 .347 561 769 .730 495 810 1305 39.5 652 529 646 82 519 2807 85.12010-11 23-11 1048 2358 .444 255 741 .344 519 686 .757 516 890 1406 41.4 626 498 632 91 491 2870 84.4

* Bold and Italics indicate team highs

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

The 2010-11 Golden Eagles posted the program’s eighth 20+ win season, captured their second-straight Summit League regular season title, finished second in the nation in scoring and advanced to the final 16 of the WNIT


YEARLY LEADERSSCORINGYear Name G Pts. Avg.1975-76 Connie Weeks 22 438 19.91976-77 Connie Weeks 30 504 16.81977-78 Rhonda Penquite 35 593 16.91978-79 Sharon Tucker 35 476 13.61979-80 Sharon Tucker 30 636 21.21980-81 Sharon Tucker 29 671 23.11981-82 Bev McCowan 19 320 16.81982-83 Kim Davis 27 467 17.31983-84 Margie Jackson 28 448 16.01984-85 Margie Jackson 30 497 16.61985-86 LeQuita Smith 28 510 18.21986-87 Vivian Herron 28 562 20.11987-88 Vivian Herron 27 515 19.11988-89 Vivian Herron 27 712 26.41989-90 Stacy Williams 40 1,060 26.51990-91 Stacy Williams 33 683 20.7 1991-92 Artan Henry 26 346 13.31992-93 Helen Garrett 26 276 10.61993-94 DeeDee Tasby 26 233 9.01994-95 Rita Cleem 27 333 12.31995-96 Kisa Bradley 27 602 22.31996-97 Kisa Bradley 26 580 22.31997-98 Jessica Rhoten 27 413 15.31998-99 Krista Ragan 30 508 16.91999-00 Krista Ragan 28 478 17.12000-01 Krista Ragan 31 500 16.12001-02 Krista Ragan 29 598 20.62002-03 Cori Williston 28 358 12.82003-04 Elisha Turek 30 449 15.02004-05 Elisha Turek 31 568 18.32005-06 Elisha Turek 28 463 16.52006-07 Elisha Turek 33 566 17.22007-08 Mariana Camargo 32 425 13.32008-09 Janae Voelker 30 495 16.52009-10 Kevi Luper 31 757 24.42010-11 Kevi Luper 34 806 23.7

REBOUNDINGYear Name G Reb. Avg.1975-76 Debbie Nelson 22 127 5.81976-77 Karen McClendon 24 251 10.51977-78 Rhonda Penquite 35 286 8.21978-79 Sharon Tucker 35 237 6.81979-80 Sharon Tucker 30 245 8.21980-81 Sharon Tucker 29 263 9.1

1981-82 Bev McCowan 1 9 175 9.21982-83 Kim Davis 27 205 7.61983-84 Julie Lucas 28 196 7.01984-85 Julie Lucas 30 210 7.01985-86 Vivian Herron 27 216 8.11986-87 Lynette Eggers 27 228 8.41987-88 Vivian Herron 27 269 10.01988-89 Vivian Herron 27 302 11.21989-90 Amy Williams 38 365 9.61990-91 Helen Garrett 22 218 9.91991-92 Sylvia Cummings 28 267 9.51992-93 Sylvia Cummings 24 194 8.11993-94 Ophelia Shantiloo 27 230 8.51994-95 Ophelia Shantiloo 22 167 7.61995-96 Kisa Bradley 27 262 9.71996-97 Kisa Bradley 26 269 10.31997-98 Laketa Collier 27 185 6.91998-99 Jessica Rhoten 30 165 5.51999-00 Barbora Jandova 28 145 5.22000-01 Jenette Bolvinos 31 173 5.62001-02 Shannon Mims 29 220 7.62002-03 Stephanie Clark 25 195 7.82003-04 Elisha Turek 30 280 9.32004-05 Elisha Turek 31 298 9.62005-06 Elisha Turek 28 243 8.72006-07 Elisha Turek 33 346 10.52007-08 Janae Voelker 32 276 8.42008-09 Janae Voelker 30 282 9.42009-10 Janae Voelker 33 266 8.12010-11 Jordan Pyle 33 287 8.7

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 100 Attempts)Year Name FG-FGA Pct.1975-76 Connie Weeks 197-375 .5251976-77 Connie Weeks 221-494 .4471977-78 Rhonda Penquite 256-451 .5671978-79 Sharon Tucker 180-398 .4521979-80 Sharon Tucker 254-452 .5621980-81 Sharon Tucker 253-465 .5441981-82 Kris Johnson 101-194 .5211982-83 Linda Hendrix 113-210 .5381983-84 Julie Lucas 57-103 .5531984-85 Margie Jackson 235-495 .4751985-86 Vivian Herron 167-318 .5251986-87 Vivian Herron 210-434 .4841987-88 Shawn Hindle 64-128 .5001988-89 Vivian Herron 276-601 .4591989-90 Paige White 64-164 .3901990-91 Helen Garrett 146-277 .5271991-92 Helen Garrett 92-186 .4951992-93 Angie White 58-125 .4641993-94 Ophelia Shantiloo 76-165 .4611994-95 Ophelia Shantiloo 89-184 .4841995-96 Valeria Dos Santos 74-148 .5001996-97 Kisa Bradley 242-488 .4851997-98 Heather Davis 146-309 .4721998-99 Barbora Jandova 60-115 .5221999-00 Rauna Barrett 110-234 .4702000-01 Shayne McKenzie 77-134 .5752001-02 Shannon Mims 72-120 .6002002-03 Stephanie Clark 116-195 .5952003-04 Alycia Seay 79-155 .5102004-05 Elisha Turek 240-501 .4792005-06 Elisha Turek 201-387 .5192006-07 Elisha Turek 235-441 .5332007-08 Mariana Camargo 158-355 .445 Jenny Hardin 147-330 .4452008-09 Jordan Pyle 74-144 .5172009-10 Jordan Pyle 160-257 .6232010-11 Jordan Pyle 205-359 .571

3-POINT PERCENTAGE (Minimum 50 Attempts)Year Name FG-FGA Pct1987-88 Kim Ogden 21-52 .4041988-89 Stephanie Reed 23-62 .3711989-90 Stacey Williams 194-697 .2781990-91 Jara McCoy 64-193 .3321991-92 Artan Henry 64-192 .3331992-93 Melanie McNeal 43-189 .228

1993-94 Melanie McNeal 33-76 .4341994-95 Tiffany Kelley 46-137 .3361995-96 Katie Rose 25-81 .3091996-97 Tiffany Kelley 54-137 .3941997-98 Jessica Rhoten 28-62 .4521998-99 Krista Ragan 42-110 .3821999-00 Krista Ragan 56-147 .3812000-01 Kristin Brady 67-163 .4112001-02 Krista Ragan 63-150 .4202002-03 Leah Cannon 28-63 .4442003-04 Cori Williston 23-58 .3972004-05 Leah Cannon 38-83 .4582005-06 Jenny Hardin 24-62 .3872006-07 Sarah Davidson 39-108 .3612007-08 Rachel Watman 56-157 .3572008-09 Cristal Turner 34-88 .3862009-10 Jaci Bigham 99-233 .4232010-11 Kevi Luper 63-164 .384

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE(Minimum 50 Attempts)Year Name FT-FTA Pct.1975-76 Connie Weeks 44-61 .7211976-77 Connie Weeks 62-92 .6741977-78 Pam Mindemann 63-78 .8081978-79 Pam Mindemann 63-81 .7781979-80 Bev McCowan 45-55 .8181980-81 Bev McCowan 49-62 .7901981-82 Bev McCowan 76-102 .7451982-83 Kris Johnson 48-68 .7061983-84 Donna Douglas 50-64 .7811984-85 LaQuita Smith 74-95 .7791985-86 Sharon Dailey 57-74 .7701986-87 Vivian Herron 142-175 .8111987-88 Vivian Herron 115-144 .7991988-89 Vivian Herron 159-198 .8031989-90 Amy Williams 85-109 .7801990-91 Tiffany Chill 86-109 .7891991-92 Artan Henry 34-52 .6541992-93 Helen Garrett 38-62 .6131993-94 Hardisha Burgess 45-78 .5771994-95 Hardisha Burgess 77-108 .7131995-96 Kisa Bradley 106-157 .6751996-97 Heather Davis 52-68 .7651997-98 Jessica Rhoten 111-134 .8281998-99 Heather Davis 41-51 .8041999-00 Kristin Brady 46-56 .8212000-01 Kristin Brady 46-60 .7672001-02 Krista Ragan 147-193 .7622002-03 April Garcia 53-65 .815

Elisha Turek led ORU in scoring from 2003-2007

Kim Ogden led the 1987-88 team in 3-point percentage and was a two-year team leader in assists


free throw percentage cont.2003-04 Leah Cannon 63-76 .8292004-05 Claudia Louis 75-93 .8062005-06 Sarah Davidson 38-56 .6792006-07 Rachel Watman 38-51 .7452007-08 Rachel Watman 67-90 .7442008-09 Janae Voelker 112-168 .6672009-10 Jaci Bigham 116-134 .8662010-11 Jaci Bigham 72-83 .867

ASSISTSYear Name G Ast. Avg.1975-76 Connie Weeks 22 80 3.61976-77 Lisa Cole 34 134 3.91977-78 Connie Weeks 35 111 3.21978-79 Robin Blair 33 50 1.51980-81 Kathy Paden 29 132 4.61981-82 Kathy Paden 24 74 3.11982-83 Kathy Paden 27 146 5.41983-84 Sherry Dailey 28 94 3.41984-85 Kim Ogden 30 114 3.81985-86 Kim Ogden 28 129 4.61986-87 Nanette Ogden 28 160 5.71987-88 Nanette Ogden 27 180 6.71988-89 Cari Chamberlin 27 109 4.01989-90 Stacy Williams 40 109 2.71990-91 Stacy Williams 33 159 4.81991-92 Artan Henry 26 89 3.41992-93 Paige White 25 49 2.01993-94 Hardisha Burgess 23 64 2.81994-95 Hardisha Burgess 25 113 4.51995-96 Mariana Marguiera 27 76 2.81996-97 Carrie Porter 27 94 3.51997-98 Lea Barrera 26 72 2.81998-99 Krista Ragan 30 105 3.51999-00 Lauryn Morita 28 102 3.62000-01 Krista Ragan 31 119 3.82001-02 Krista Ragan 29 82 2.82002-03 Leah Cannon 28 148 5.32003-04 Leah Cannon 28 231 8.32004-05 Leah Cannon 26 113 4.32005-06 Leah Cannon 27 111 4.12006-07 Mariana Camargo 33 133 4.02007-08 Mariana Camargo 32 160 5.02008-09 Georgia Jones 30 110 3.72009-10 Jaci Bigham 33 174 5.32010-11 Jaci Bigham 30 157 5.2

STEALSYear Name G Stl. Avg.1981-82 Diane Andrews 23 54 2.31982-83 Kathy Paden 27 81 3.01983-84 Sherry Dailey 28 54 1.91984-85 Kim Ogden 30 83 2.81985-86 Kim Ogden 28 94 3.41986-87 Kim Ogden 28 99 3.51987-88 Kim Ogden 27 96 3.61988-89 Cari Chamberlin 27 68 2.51989-90 Stacy Williams 40 88 2.21990-91 Stacy Williams 33 115 3.51991-92 Sylvia Cummings 28 72 2.61992-93 Sylvia Cummings 24 61 2.51993-94 Hardisha Burgess 23 54 2.31994-95 Trina Davis 25 91 3.61995-96 Katie Rose 27 48 1.81996-97 Laketa Collier 27 68 2.51997-98 Lea Barrera 26 58 2.21998-99 Jessica Rhoten 30 48 1.61999-00 Krista Ragan 28 49 1.72000-01 Dana Whittaker 31 62 2.02001-02 Cori Williston 27 41 1.52002-03 April Garcia 28 49 1.92003-04 Leah Cannon 28 61 2.22004-05 Katie Langford 31 67 2.22005-06 Marianna Camargo 27 57 2.12006-07 Katie Langford 33 59 1.82007-08 Rachel Watman 32 87 2.62008-09 Janae Voelker 30 50 1.72009-10 Kevi Luper 31 140 4.52010-11 Kevi Luper 34 126 3.7

YEARLY LEADERS

Jaci Bigham has been the season leader in free throw percentage and assists for the past two seasons


SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSTOTAL POINTS1. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) .................... 1,0602. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) ...........................8063. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) ...........................7574. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ........................ 7125. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ....................... 6836. Sharon Tucker (‘80-81) ........................ 6717. Sharon Tucker (‘79-80) ........................ 6368. Kisa Bradley (‘95-96) .......................... 6029. Krista Ragan (‘01-02) .......................... 59810. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) .................. 593 SCORING AVERAGE1. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) ...................... 26.52. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ....................... 26.43. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) .....................24.44. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) .....................23.75. Sharon Tucker (‘80-81) ....................... 23.16. Kisa Bradley (‘96-97) ......................... 22.3 Kisa Bradley (‘95-96) ......................... 22.38. Cari Chamberlin (‘88-89) ................... 21.49. Sharon Tucker (‘79-80) ....................... 21.210. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ...................... 20.7

TOTAL REBOUNDS1. Amy Williams (‘89-90) ........................ 3652. Elisha Turek (‘06-07) ........................... 3463. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ........................ 3024. Elisha Turek (‘04-05) ........................... 2985. Jordan Pyle (‘10-11) ....................2876. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) .................. 2867. Debbie Nelson (‘76-77) ....................... 2827. Janae Voelker (‘08-09) ........................ 2829. Elisha Turek (‘03-04) ........................... 28010. Janae Voelker (‘07-08) ........................ 276

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ....................... 11.22. Karen McClendon (‘76-77) ................. 10.5 Elisha Turek (‘06-07) .......................... 10.53. Kisa Bradley (‘96-97) ......................... 10.34. Vivian Herron (‘87-88) ....................... 10.05. Helen Garrett (‘90-91) ......................... 9.96. Kisa Bradley (‘95-96) ........................... 9.77. Elisha Turek (‘04-05) ............................ 9.6 Amy Williams (‘89-90) ......................... 9.68. Sylvia Cummings (‘91-92) .................... 9.59. Chris Preston (‘90-91) .......................... 9.4 Janae Voelker (‘08-09) ......................... 9.4

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) ...................... 3632. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) .....................2833. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ....................... 2764. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) .....................2605. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) ................. 2566. Sharon Tucker (‘79-80) ....................... 2547. Sharon Tucker (‘80-81) ....................... 2538. Kisa Bradley (‘96-97) ......................... 2429. Elisha Turek (‘04-05) .......................... 24010. Margie Jackson (‘84-85) .................... 235 Elisha Turek (‘06-07) .......................... 235

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. Stacy Williams (89-90) ....................... 6972. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ...................... 6823. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) .....................6434. Kisa Bradley (95-96) .......................... 625 5. Vivian Herrron (88-89) ....................... 6016. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) .....................5637. Elisha Turek (04-05) ........................... 5018. Kisa Bradley (96-97) .......................... 4999. Margie Jackson (84-85) ..................... 49510. Connie Weeks (76-77) ........................ 494

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 Attempts.)1. Jordan Pyle (‘09-10) ....623 (160-257)2. Shannon Mims (‘01-02) .........600 (72-120)3. Stephanie Clark (‘02-03) ......595 (116-195)

4. Shayne McKenzie (‘00-01) .....575 (77-134)5. Jordan Pyle (‘10-11) ....571 (205-359)6. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) ...568 (256-451)7. Sharon Tucker (‘79-80) .........562 (254-452)8. Donna Douglas (‘83-84).......553 (140-253) Julie Lucas (‘83-84) ................553 (57-103)10. Christina Kelley (‘00-01) ........548 (80-146) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) ...................... 1942. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ...................... 1223. Jaci Bigham (‘09-10).................... 994. Georgia Jones (‘08-09) ......................... 685. Kristin Brady-Atkinson (‘00-01) ........... 67 Kristin Brady-Atkinson (‘02-03) ........... 677. Samantha Walton (‘97-98) .................. 64 Artan Henry (‘91-92) ........................... 64 Jara McCoy (‘90-91) ............................. 6410. Krista Ragan (‘01-02) ........................... 63 Kevi Luper (‘10-11) .............................. 63 Georgia Jones (‘10-11) ......................... 63

3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) ....................... 6972. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ....................... 4033. Jaci Bigham (‘09-10)....................2334. Kisa Bradley (‘95-96) .......................... 193 Jara McCoy (‘90-91) ............................ 1936. Artan Henry (‘91-92) .......................... 1927. Kristin Brady-Atkinson (02-03) ........... 1908. Melanie McNeal (‘92-93) .................... 1899. Georgia Jones (‘08-09) ........................ 18510. Samantha Walton (‘97-98) ................. 184 Georgia Jones (‘10-11) .................184 3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(Minimum 60 Attempts)1. Leah Cannon (‘04-05) .............458 (38-83)2. Jessica Rhoten (‘97-98) ...........452 (28-62)3. Leah Cannon (‘02-03) .............444 (28-63)4. Melanie McNeal (‘93-94) ........434 (33-76)5. Jaci Bigham (‘09-10)..... .425 (99-233)6. Krista Ragan (‘01-02) ............420 (63-150)7. Kristin Brady (‘00-01) ...........411 (67-163)8. Tiffany Kelley (‘96-97) ..........394 (54-137)9. Jenny Hardin (‘05-06) .............387 (24-62)10. Cristal Turner (‘08-09) .............386 (34-88)

Kisa Bradley is top-10 in seven different single season categories


FREE THROWS MADE1. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) ........................1942. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) ........................1773. Kim Ogden (‘86-87) .............................. 1664. Sharon Tucker (‘80-81) ........................... 1655. Vivian Herron (‘88-89) ........................... 1596. Cari Chamberlin (‘88-89) ....................... 1567. Krista Ragan (‘01-02) ............................. 1478. Kim Ogden (‘85-86) ............................... 1469. Vivian Herron (‘86-87) ........................... 14210. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) .......................... 140

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. Kim Ogden (‘86-87) ............................... 2542. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) ........................2353. Cari Chamberlin (‘88-89) ....................... 217 Sharon Tucker (‘80-81) ........................... 2175 Kevi Luper (‘10-11) ........................2106. Kim Ogden (‘85-86) ............................... 2087. Stacy Williams (‘89-90) .......................... 2048. Krista Ragan (‘01-02) ............................. 1939. Kim Ogden (‘84-85) ............................... 18710. Sharon Tucker (‘78-79) ........................... 185

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Minimum 50 Attempts)1. Jaci Bigham (‘10-11)...........867 (72-83)2. Jaci Bigham (‘09-10)....... 866 (116-134)3. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) ......... 843 (177-210)4. Leah Cannon (‘03-04) ................829 (63-76)5. Jessica Rhoten (‘97-98) ........... .828 (111-134)6. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) ........ .826 (194-235)7. Heather Davis (‘97-98) ...............824 (61-74)8. Kristin Brady (‘99-00) ................821 (46-56)9. Bev McCowan (‘79-80) ...............818 (45-55)10. Vivian Herron (‘86-87) ............ .811 (142-175)

ASSISTS1. Leah Cannon (‘03-04) .............................2312. Nanette Ogden (‘87-88)..........................1803. Jaci Bigham (‘09-10)...................... 1744. Nanette Ogden (‘86-87)..........................160 Mariana Camargo (‘07-08) ......................1606. Stacy Williams (‘90-91) ...........................1597. Jaci Bigham (‘10-11)...................... 1578. Kim Ogden (‘87-88) ................................1569. Leah Cannon (‘02-03) .............................14810. Kathy Paden (‘82-83) ..............................146

STEALS1. Kevi Luper (‘09-10) ........................ 1402. Kevi Luper (‘10-11) ........................ 1263. Stacy Williams (1990-91) ........................1154. Kim Ogden (1986-87) ...............................995. Kim Ogden(1987-88) ................................966. Kim Ogden (1985-86) ...............................947. Trina Davis (1994-95)................................918. Janae Voelker (‘09-10) ..............................909. Stacy Williams (1989-90) ..........................8810. Rachel Watman (‘07-08) ...........................87

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Kisa Bradley (‘95-96) ..............................1192. Kisa Bradley (‘96-97) ................................943. Rauna Barrett (‘98-2000) ..........................714. Sylvia Cummings (‘92-93) .........................655. April Garcia (‘02-03) .................................586. Sylvia Cummings (‘91-92) .........................557. Shawn Hindle (‘86-87)..............................528. Amy Williams (‘89-90) ..............................519. Jessica Rhoten (‘97-98) .............................5010. Jessica Rhoten (‘98-99) .............................47

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Only a sophomore, Kevi Luper currently holds the first two spots in single season steals and free throws made. She is also second and third in scoring


TOTAL POINTS1. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ...................... 2,1922. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ........................ 2,1523. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ......................... 2,0464. Stacy Williams (‘88-91) ..................... 1,7915. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ...................... 1,7836. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) .......................... 1,7207. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ................1,5638. Connie Weeks (‘75-78) ...................... 1,4179. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ...................... 1,41310. Cari Chamberlin (‘85-89) .................. 1,352

SCORING AVERAGE(Minimum 2 seasons)1. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ..................24.02. Kisa Bradley (‘95-97) .......................... 22.33. Stacy Williams (‘88-91) ....................... 21.34. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ........................ 20.15. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ........................ 19.06. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ........................... 16.87. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) .......................... 16.58. Connie Weeks (‘75-78) ........................ 16.39. LeQuita Smith (‘84-86) ....................... 15.610. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ............................ 15.2 TOTAL REBOUNDS1. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ......................... 1,1672. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ...................... 1,0073. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ......................... 9494. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ......................... 7455. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ............................. 7286. Veronica Franklin (‘77-81) ................... 7267. Jordan Pyle (‘08-pres.) .................6778. Amy Williams (‘88-92) ......................... 6559. Debbie Nelson (‘75-79) ........................ 61110. Julie Lucas (‘83-86) .............................. 563

REBOUND AVERAGE(Minimum 2 seasons)1. Kisa Bradley (‘95-97) .......................... 10.02. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ............................. 9.63. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) .......................... 9.24. Sylvia Cummings (‘91-93) ..................... 8.95. Ophelia Shantiloo (‘93-94) ................... 8.16. Lynette Eggers (‘86-88) ........................ 8.07. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) .......................... 7.98. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) .......................... 7.59. Jordan Pyle (‘08-pres.) ................. 7.310. Helen Garrett (‘90-93) .......................... 7.2

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ........................... 8572. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ........................ 8533. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) .......................... 7724. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ........................ 687 5. Connie Weeks (‘75-78) ........................ 6276. Stacy Williams (‘88-91) ....................... 6147. Margie Jackson (‘80-85) ..................... 6048. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ............................ 5859. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ..................54310. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ........................ 514

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. Stacy Williams (‘89-91) .................... 1,8542. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ..................... 1,8383. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ....................... 1,7924. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ........................ 1,7395. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ......................... 1,3606. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ..................... 1,3157. Connie Weeks (‘75-78) ..................... 1,2988. Margie Jackson (‘80-85) .................. 1,2549. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ..................... 1,24510 Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ...............1,206

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 200 attempts)1. Jordan Pyle (‘08-pres.) .578 (439-760)2. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) ..568 (256-451)3. Stephanie Clark (‘01-03) .....566 (159-281)4. Kris Johnson (‘80-83) ..........531 (258-486)5. Kim Davis (‘82-83) ..............523 (194-371) Pam Mindemann (‘77-80) ..523 (412-788)7. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ......522 (687-1315)8. Donna Douglas (‘83-85) ......521 (199-382)9. Ida Montgomery (‘82-83) ...498 (105-211)10. LeQuita Smith (‘84-86) .......493 (328-665) Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ........ .493 (857-1739

3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Stacy Williams (‘89-91) ....................... 3212. Kristin Brady-Atkinson (‘98-01, ‘02-03) ............. 216 3. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) .......................... 2084. Georgia Jones (‘08-pres.) .............1645. Jaci Bigham (‘09-pres.) ................1446. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ........................ 1417. Rachel Watman (‘05-08) ..................... 1348. Cori Williston (‘00-04) ......................... 130 9. Leah Cannon (‘02-06) ......................... 12810. Sarah Davidson (‘03-07) ..................... 115

3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Stacy Williams (‘89-91) ..................... 1,1222. Kristin Brady (‘98-01, ‘02-03) ............... 5993. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ........................... 5324. Georgia Jones (‘08-pres.) ..............4765. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ......................... 4256. Rachel Watman (‘05-08) ...................... 3937. Jaci Bigham (‘09-pres.) .................3768. Sarah Davidson (‘03-07) ...................... 3589. Melanie McNeal (‘92-95) ..................... 34610. Leah Cannon (‘02-06) .......................... 336

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum 100 attempts)1. Cori Williston (‘00-04) ..........399 (130-326)2. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ...........391 (208-532)3. Jaci Bigham (‘09-pres.) ..383 (144-376)4. Leah Cannon (‘02-06) ..........381 (128-336) 5. Nanette Ogden (‘84-88) .........373 (38-102)6. Tiffany Kelley (‘94-97) .........365 (100-274)7. Kristin Brady (‘98-01, ‘02-03) .361 (216-599) 8. Samantha Walton (‘97-99) ....350 (84-240)9. Georgia Jones (‘08-pres.) .345 (164-476)10. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ....345 (106-307)

CAREER RECORDS

One of ORU’s all-time greats from distance, Georgia Jones holds the fourth spot in 3-point field goals made and attempted and stands in ninth in 3-point field goal percentage


FREE THROWS MADE1. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ............................. 5242. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ......................... 4853. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ......................... 4094. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ........................... 4005. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ...................3716. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ........................... 3067. Cari Chamberlin (‘85-89) ..................... 2888. Mariana Camargo (‘05-09) ................... 2849. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ......................... 24410. Stacy Williams (‘88-91) ........................ 242

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) ............................. 7722. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ......................... 6133. Sharon Tucker (‘78-81) ......................... 5824. Krista Ragan (‘96-02.) .......................... 5485. Mariana Camargo (‘05-09) ................... 4996. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ............................ 4777. Kevi Luper (’09-pres.) ...................4458. Cari Chamberlin (‘85-89) ..................... 386 Janae Voelker (‘06-10) ......................... 38610. Stacy Williams (‘89-91) ........................ 375

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Minimum 100 Attempts)1. Jaci Bigham (‘09-pres.) ... .866 (188-217)2. Margie Jackson (‘80-85) ...........852 (98-115)3. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ..... .834 (371-445)4. Jessica Rhoten (‘97-99) ...........815 (208-255)5. Rhonda Penquite (‘77-78) ........802 (81-101)6. Heather Davis (‘96-99) ............797 (154-193)7. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) ............791 (485-613)8. Pam Mindemann (‘77-80) ......789 (146-185)9. Tiffany Chill (‘90-91) .................789 (86-109)10. Kristin Brady (‘98-01, 02-03) . 787 (129-164)

ASSISTS1. Leah Cannon (‘02-06) ..............................6032. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) .................................5183. Mariana Camargo (‘05-09) .......................4744. Kathy Paden (‘79-83) ...............................3965. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ...............................3986. Nanette Ogden (‘84-88) ...........................3677. Jaci Bigham (‘09-pres.) ................... 3318. Sherry Dailey (‘81-86) ..............................3249. Connie Weeks (‘75-78) .............................29210. Georgia Jones (‘08-pres.) ................ 282

STEALS1. Kim Ogden (‘84-88) .................................3722. Kevi Luper (‘09-pres.) ..................... 2663. Janae Voelker (‘06-10) .............................2144. Vivian Herron (‘85-89) .............................2115. Stacy Williams (‘88-91) ............................2086. Mariana Camargo (‘05-09) .......................2067. Laketa Collier (‘95-99) .............................2008. Katie Langford (‘03-07) ...........................1979. Krista Ragan (‘96-02) ...............................190 10. Sherry Dailey (‘81-86) ..............................189

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Kisa Bradley (1995-97) ............................2132. Shawn Hindle (1985-89)..........................1483. Sylvia Cummings (1991-93) .....................1204. Brandy Cornwell (1990-95) ......................1175. Jessica Rhoten (1997-99) ...........................976. Elisha Turek (‘03-07) ..................................937. Vivian Herron (1985-89) ............................908. Rauna Barrett (1998-2000) ........................879. Kris Johnson (1980-83) ..............................8410. Amy Williams (1988-92) ............................82

CAREER RECORDS

Leah Cannon ranks top-10 in four career catego-ries, and is the all-time leader in career assists


1000 POINT CLUB

One of the top scorers in the country...Broke the 1,000 point barrier early in her sophomore season...As a sophomore became the first player in NCAA Division I history to lead the nation in points and steals...Has currently scored in double-figures in 62 of 65 games...Summit League leader in single-season points 806...Ranks second all-time at ORU in career steals...Two-time Summit League Player and Defensive Player of the Year...Two-time Assoicated Press All-American Honorable Mention...Full Court Press Second Team Freshman All-American.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2009-10 31 260-563 .462 43-143 .301 194-235 .826 757 24.42010-11 34 283-643 .440 63-164 .384 177-210 .843 806 23.7Totals 65 543-1206 .450 106-307 .345 371-445 .834 1563 24.0

ORU’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder... Her 712 points in 1988-89 is the highest single-season NCAA total... One of only three players to average 20 or more points in a season twice... Her 26.4 point average in 1988-89 is the second-best in school history... Has two of the top five single-season rebound totals... Had 19 double-doubles in 1988-89 and 46 for her career... Scored in double-figures in 101 of 109 career games... Scored career-high 43 points against New Mexico State on Nov. 28, 1988...

Averaged school-record 11.2 rebounds in 1988-89... From Jackson, Miss.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1985-86 27 167-318 .525 ------ ----- 69-96 .719 403 14.91986-87 28 210-434 .484 0-0 .000 142-175 .811 562 20.11987-88 27 200-420 .476 0-0 .000 115-144 .799 515 19.11988-89 27 276-601 .459 1-1 1.000 159-198 .803 712 26.4Totals 109 853-1773 .481 1-1 1.000 485-613 .791 2192 20.1

1. Vivian Herron (1985-89) 2,192

ORU’s second women’s basketball All-American (2002)... Overcame two near career-ending injuries to become arguably the greatest player in ORU history... Played rare six seasons due to injuries... Three-time Mid-Continent Conference Player of the Year... Mid-Con’s all-time leading scorer with 2,105 points... Only player in Mid-Con history to be named first-team all-conference four times... Mid-Con Tournament MVP in 2001... Led ORU to its first two NCAA Tournament appearances (1999, 2001)... Scored in double figures a

record 110 times... Owns top career 3-point percentage in ORU history... Ended career ranked in the ORU career Top 5 in scoring, scoring average, field goals, 3-pointers, 3-point percentage, free throws, assists and steals... Led team in scoring all four full seasons... From Indianola, Okla.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1996-97 4 14-38 .368 8-20 .400 11-17 .647 47 11.81997-98 1 5-12 .417 1-1 1.000 10-12 .833 21 21.01998-99 30 198-427 .464 42-110 .382 70-94 .745 508 16.91999-00 28 177-421 .420 56-147 .381 68-101 .673 478 17.12000-01 31 184-437 .421 38-104 .365 94-131 .718 500 16.12001-02 29 194-457 .425 63-150 .420 147-193 .762 598 20.6Totals 123 772-1792 .431 208-532 .391 400-548 .730 2152 17.5

2. Krista Ragan (1996-02) 2,152

Finished career at ORU as Mid-Continent Conference Player of the Year... Led the Mid-Con in scoring each of the last three seasons... Had the highest point total for any true sophomore in ORU history ... Led the league in both points and rebounds as a sophomore and a senior... Four-time first-team all-conference selection... Named MVP of the 2005 and 2007 Mid-Con Tournament... Awarded Newcomer of the Year honors in 2003-04... Scored a team-high 21 points against Texas in the opening round of the 2005 NCAA Tournament...

Only the fifth member of the 1,000-point and 500-rebound club in school history... Has reached double-figure scoring in 83 of 122 career games... From Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2003-04 30 181-410 .441 14-42 .333 73-111 .658 449 15.02004-05 31 240-501 .479 5-15 .333 83-126 .659 568 18.32005-06 28 201-387 .519 6-17 .353 55-87 .632 463 16.52006-07 33 325-441 .533 1-1 1.000 95-153 .621 566 17.2Totals 122 947-1739 .506 26-75 .669 306-477 .636 2046 16.9

3. Elisha Turek (2003-07) 2,046

Played three seasons at ORU after transferring from Penn State, where she did not play basketball... Led the Lady Titans during their NAIA seasons... Is the only player in ORU history to score 1,000 points in a season, tallying 1,060 in 1989-90... Averaged a record 26.5 points during that season... Owns school season and career records for three-pointers made and attempted... Scored a school record 50 points against Langston on Feb. 20, 1990... Had a record 14 assists against Oklahoma City on January 10, 1991... Named 1st-team NAIA

All-District 9 as a senior... From York, Pa.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1988-89 8 15-41 .366 5-18 .278 9-18 .500 44 5.51989-90 40 363-1122 .324 194-697 .278 140-204 .686 1060 26.51990-91 33 234-682 .343 122-403 .303 93-155 .608 683 20.7Totals 81 612-1845 .332 321-1118 .287 242-375 .645 1787 22.1

4. Stacy Williams (1988-91) 1,787

One of ORU’s most prolific scorers despite playing just three seasons... Also an oustanding rebounder despite standing just 5-7... Ended her career as ORU’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder... Also set ORU records for most points in a game (44) and points in a season (671)... Helped lead ORU to three straight Oklahoma AIAW state championships... Owns two of the top six single-game scoring peformances in school history... Transferred to ORU after one season at Seminole Junior College... Native of Hugo, Okla.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1978-79 35 180-398 .452 ----- ---- 116-185 .627 476 13.61979-80 30 254-452 .562 ----- ---- 128-180 .711 636 21.21980-81 29 253-465 .544 ----- ---- 165-217 .760 671 23.1Totals 94 687-1315 .522 ----- ---- 409-582 .703 1783 19.0

5. Sharon Tucker (1978-81)

Formed a lethal scoring duo with Vivian Herron... Also played along side fellow 1,000-point scorer Cari Chamberlain... ORU’s all-time leader in steals (372) and assists (518)... Ended her career second in both scoring and rebounding... Owns season records for free throws made (166) and attempted (254)... Did her damage from the perimeter despite playing only two seasons with a three-point line... Scored in double figures in 96 of 113 career games... Also played four seasons with her sister, Nan... From Hensler, N.D.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1984-85 30 108-230 .470 ----- ---- 132-187 .706 348 11.61985-86 28 145-329 .441 ----- ---- 146-208 .702 436 15.61986-87 28 175-422 .415 6-15 .400 166-254 .654 522 18.61987-88 27 157-379 .414 21-52 .404 80-123 .650 414 15.3Totals 113 585-1360 .430 27-67 .403 524-772 .679 1720 15.2

6. Kim Ogden (1984-88) 1,720

7. Kevi Luper (2009-Present) 1,563


Leader of three of the winningest teams in ORU history... Lady Titans were a combined 74-17 (.813) during her three seasons, including 31-4 in 1977-78... Played one season with her sister, Liz... Set a school record by averaging 19.9 points per game as a freshman... Left school as ORU’s all-time leader in several categories and still ranks in the top 10 in points, scoring average, field goals made and attempted, field-goal percentage and assists... From Tulsa, Okla.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1975-76 22 197-375 .525 ----- ---- 44-61 .721 438 19.91976-77 30 221-494 .447 ----- ---- 62-92 .674 504 16.81977-78 35 209-429 .487 ----- ---- 57-88 .647 475 13.6Totals 87 627-1298 .483 ----- ----- 163-241 .676 1417 16.

8. Connie Weeks (1975-78) 1,417

Earned her all-conference honors all four seasons, including first-team ac-colades in 2008-09 after leading ORU with 16.5 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. Posted 12 double-doubles during the 2008-09 season for a career total of 26. Scored in double figures in 47 consecutive games from Feb. 11, 2008, to Dec. 7, 2009. One of only three players all-time at ORU to record 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 250 assists. From Newton, Kan.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2006-07 32 67-157 .427 8-31 .258 27-43 .628 169 5.32007-08 33 143-366 .391 48-136 .353 42-74 .568 376 11.42008-09 30 178-398 .447 27-100 .270 112-168 .667 495 16.52009-10 33 126-324 .389 58-158 .367 63-101 .624 373 11.3Totals 127 514-1,245 .413 141-267 .332 244-386 .632 1,413 11.1

9. Janae Voelker (2006-2010)

A three-time all-conference performer. Earned Mid-Con All-Newcomer honors after averaging 8.0 points and 3.4 assists per game during the 2005-06 season. A second-team all-conference performer after a breakout 2007-08 season in which she averaged 13.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per game to help lead the Golden Eagles to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament. Averaged 10.8 points and 4.8 rebounds during her senior season... From Blumenau, Brazil.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2005-06 27 88-204 .431 2-34 .059 38-85 .447 216 8.02006-07 33 81-181 .448 2-7 .286 64-111 .577 228 6.92007-08 32 158-355 .445 2-5 .400 107-165 .648 425 13.32008-09 30 124-249 .498 2-8 .250 75-138 .543 325 10.8Totals 122 451-989 .456 8-54 .148 284-499 .569 1194 9.8

12. Mariana Camargo (2005-09)

Played with fellow 1,000-point scorers Vivian Herron and Pam Ogden... Despite playing only three seasons with a three-point line, she still ranks among the ORU top 10 in career 3-pointers and 3-point percentage... Scored a career-high 34 points against UMKC on January 21, 1988...Scored in double figures in 59 of 100 career games... Finished second on the team in scoring her junior and senior season, behind Vivian Herron each time... From Bellingham, Wash.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1985-86 28 88-182 .484 ----- ---- 32-35 .914 208 7.41986-87 18 36-101 .356 6-23 .261 19-28 .679 97 5.41987-88 27 177-387 .457 35-108 .324 81-106 .764 470 17.41988-89 27 197-454 .434 27-83 .325 156-217 .719 577 21.4Totals 100 498-1124 .443 68-214 .318 288-386 .746 1352 13.5

10. Cari Chamberlain (1985-89) 1,352

11. Margie Jackson (1980-85) Excelled over the latter part of her career despite suffering a left knee injury six games into the 1982-83 season... Showed remarkable consistency over her final two seasons... Holds ORU career free throw percentage mark ... Reached double figures in scoring 62 times in her career, including 26 games as a senior... Scored a career-high 32 points against New Orleans on Feb. 18, 1985... From Okemah, Okla.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1980-81 28 67-173 .387 ----- ---- 20-22 .909 154 5.51981-82 23 64-131 .489 ----- ---- 21-27 .778 149 6.51982-83 6 21-37 .568 ----- ---- 6-6 1.000 24 4.01983-84 28 212-409 .518 ----- ---- 24-31 .774 448 16.01984-85 30 235-495 .475 ----- ---- 27-29 .931 497 16.6Totals 115 599-1245 .481 ----- ---- 98-115 .852 1272 11.1

Perhaps the most talented player to ever wear an ORU uniform... Earned honorable mention All-America honors from Basketball Times following her junior season... Holds ORU career records for scoring average, rebound average (10.0) and blocked shots (213)... Also owns season blocked shots mark (119)... Led the nation in blocks as a junior, averaging 4.4 per game, the ninth-best figure in NCAA history... Owns two of the top three rebounding performances in school history... Standing 6-5, Bradley also was a solid 3-point

threat, hitting 60 threes in her two seasons at ORU... Scored a career-high 42 points vs. Evangel on Jan. 8, 1996... Transferred to ORU from Central Arizona College... Played for the San Jose Lasers of the ABL... From Detroit, Mich.Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.1995-96 27 221-625 .354 54-193 .280 106-157 .675 602 22.31996-97 26 242-499 .485 6-20 .300 90-140 .643 580 22.3

13. Kisa Bradley (1995-97)

1000 POINT CLUB

14. Jordan Pyle (2008-Present) 1,071A key member of ORU’s back-to-back Summit League regular season champi-onship teams from 2009-11...Heading into her senior season ranked fifth at ORU with 20 career double-doubles...The seventh ranked career rebounder at ORU with 677...Rankde fifth in the single-season record books with 287 rebounds as a junior...Only the eighth member of ORU’s 1,000 point 500 rebound club.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. Reb Avg FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2008-09 27 74-144 .514 154 5.7 25-43 .581 173 6.42009-10 33 160-257 .623 236 7.2 60-83 .723 389 11.82010-11 33 205-359 .571 287 8.7 93-127 .732 509 15.4Totals 439 439-760 .578 677 7.3 178-253 .704 1071 11.5

Hard-nosed guard was one of ORU’s most consistent scorers throughout her career... Struggled with nagging injuries almost every season, but still man-aged to rank as one of the top guards in ORU history... Ended her career as ORU all-time 3-point percentage leader... Two-time all-Mid-Continent Conference selection... Key reserve as a freshman on ORU’s 2001 NCAA Tournament team... Scored a team-high 19 points in NCAA Tourney loss to Oklahoma... Golden Eagles were 68-50 (.576) during her four seasons... From Jenks, Okla.


15. Cori Williston (2000-04) 1,045


Earned all-conference honors all three years, including all-newcomer as a freshman, second-team as a sophomore and honorable-mention as a junior... Earned all-tournament honors as a sophomore... Led the Golden Eagles the past three seasons and has been the face of the program as well... Averaged 15.3 points per game as a sophomore and 13.1 points per game as a junior... Helped the Golden Eagles win two-straight conference tournament titles and make two-straight NCAA Tournament

appearances... From Claremore, Okla.

Season G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.2005-06 28 100-218 .459 24-62 .387 54-88 .614 278 9.92006-07 23 133-275 .484 28-78 .359 57-99 .576 351 15.32007-08 30 147-330 .445 16-65 .246 84-124 .677 394 13.1Totals 81 380-823 .462 68-205 .331 195-311 .589 1023 12.6

17. Jenny Hardin (2005-08) 1,023

The most prolific three-point shooter in ORU’s Division I era... Ended career as the owner of nearly every Division I season and career three-point re-cord... Also one of the top free throw shooters in ORU history... Key member on two of ORU’s NCAA Tournament teams (1999, 2001) primarily a reserve throughout her career as she started just 35 of the 116 games in which she played... Ended her career 2nd on the Mid-Continent Conference career three-point list with 216... Scored in double-figures 50 times... Reached

the 1,000 point milestone in her final game... From Broken Arrow, Okla.


16. Kristin Brady-Atkinson (1998-2001, 2002-03) 1,001

1000 POINT CLUB

Despite just two seasons in an ORU uniform, Kisa Bradley ranks 13th overall with 1,182 points scored and still ranks in ORU’s all-time top-10 in in six differ-ent categories, including a school-record 213 blocks

Krista Ragan (left), Elisha Turek (middle) and Mariana Camargo (right) are each members of the 1,000 point club and helped lead their teams to the NCAA tournament


- A - Adekunle, Alex 2009-10Allen, Dominique 2009-presentAllen, Veida 1985-86Anderson, Stacy 1998-99Andrews, Diane 1981-84Arruda, Janaina 1995-96Aslinger, Shelley 1992-93

- B -Baker, Veida 1985-89Balla, Bernadett 2011-presentBaptista, Cristina 1995-96Barrera, Lea 1996-98Barrett, Rauna 1998-00Bedward, Tracya 1993-95Ben Othman, Imen 2001Bigham, Jaci 2009-presentBishop, Michelle 1988-89Blair, Brigid 1990-91Blair, Robin 1978-82Boan, Jessica 2002-05Bolovinos, Jenette 2000-02Boone, Stacy 1989-91Boyer, Joanie 1984-85Bradley, Kisa 1995-97Brady, Cindy 1978-79Brady, Kristin 1998-01, 2002-03Brewer, BeBe 1984-85Bryan, Suzanne 1981-82Buck, Savanna 2009-presentBurgess, Hardisha 1993-95

- C -Calvert, Deana 1984-85Camargo, Mariana 2005-09Cannon, Leah 2002-06Carver, Amber 2010-presentCergol, Priscila 2010-2011Chaloupek, Darlee 1992-93Chamberlin, Cari 1985-89Chill, Tiffany 1990-91Clark, Stephanie 2001-03Cleem, Rita 1994-95Clinkenbeard, Cheryl 1989-90Colbert, Bernice 1991-92Colbert, Sandy 1993-94Cole, Lisa 1976-77Collier, Laketa 1995-99Cornwell, Brandy 1990-95Corsini, Gina 1977-80Crowder, Sheryl 1984-85Cuk, Rosie 1990-91Cummings, Sylvia 1991-93Cunningham, Kendall 2003Curliss, Lisa 1993-95

- D -Dailey, Sherry 1981-86Daniels, Elisabeth 2011-presentDavidson, Sarah 2003-2007Davis, Kim 1982-83Davis, Heather 1995-99Davis, Staci 2009-presentDavis, Trina 1994-95Dos Santos, Valeria 1995-96Douglas, Donna 1983-85Draughon, Georgeanne 1977-78Duarte, Donna 1986-87

Dupont, Jennifer 1989-90- E -

Ede, Diane 1975-76Eggers, Lynette 1986-88Eilers, Christy 1993-94Elmore, Patrice 1976-77Evda, Ieva 2011-present

- F -Fithian, Jamie 2003-07Ford, Cheryl 1979-80Ford, Lisa 1979-80Fowler, Jeanie 1975-77Foy, Amanda 1997-98Franklin, Lori 1992-94Franklin, Veronica 1977-81

- G -Gade, Emma 2011-presentGarcia, April 2003Gardner, Tina 1991-92Garrett, Helen 1990-93Gentry, Paula 1977-78Gerdine, Margaret 1977-78Gilmore, Jerry 2004-05Graham, Louise 1978-80

- H -Haley, Linda 1980-84Haliburton, Ebony 2004-07Hall, Janis 1975-77Hardin, Jenny 2005-08Harris, Nancy 1975-77Hart, Adriane 1995-96Hayes, Heather 2002Heard, Demesha 2008-09Hendrix, Linda 1980-84Hennen, Tamra 1977-78Henry, Artan 1991-92Herron, Vivian 1985-89Hester, Corrie 2008Hindle, Shawn 1985-89Hodges, Rondi 1976-77Hofer, Robyan 1988-89Holland, Allison 2001-02Holloway, Rosemary 1975-76Holmes, Penny 1980-82

- I - Inman, Kelli 2003-04

- J - JJackson, Margie 1980-85Jandova, Barbora 1998-2000Johnson, Kris 1980-83Johnson, Liz 1980-81Johnson, Tiffany 2004-06Jones, Georgia 2008-presentJones, Jill 1987-90Joppert, Regina 1995-96

- K -Kappler, Marchelle 1988-90Karvanen, Masha 1996-98Kelley, Tiffany 1994-97Kelley, Christina 1999-01Key, Christian 2010-presentKindell, Kelly 2006-10Kovacevic, Buba 2004Kroll, Pepper 2000-01

- L -Langford, Katie 2003-07

Lipnick, Regina 1983-84Liston, Sherrie 1975-76Logan, Wileda 1987-88Long, Tessa 2002Louis, Claudia 2001-05Lowe, Trix 1978-79Lowery, Opie 1982-83Lucas, Julie 1983-86Luper, Kevi 2009-present

- M -Magueira, Mariana 1995-96Marana, Clarice 1982-83Maurer, Fran 1993-94McClendon, Karen 1976-77McCowan, Bev 1978-82McCoy, Jara 1990-92McGuire, Cynthia 1993-94McKenzie, Shayne 1999-03McNeal, Melanie 1992-95Menard, Erin 2002-03Miles, Mariah 2011-presentMiller, Nikki 1998-00Mills, Jamie 1997-99Mills, Jennifer 1997-99Mims, Shannon 1998-02Mindemann, Pam 1977-80Monroe, Tammy 1979-81Montgomery, Ida 1982-83Moore, Brandi 2002-03Morita, Lauryn 1999-01Moore, Sonya 1977-80Myers, Pebble 1975-76

- N -N’Dri, Sonia 2001Neal, Amanda 1985-89Nelson, Debbie 1975-79

- O -Obudho, Maureen 2003-05Ogden, Kim 1984-88Ogden, Nan 1984-88Olival, Jennifer 1996-97Osborne-Lewis, Emily 1996-97

- P -PPaden, Kathy 1979-83Pankratz, Mary 1978-80Patterson, Cip 1979-81Peckham, Sherri 1977-79Pegorari, Monah 2008-09Penquite, Rhonda 1977-78Pereira, Claudia 2004-06Pfeiffer, Sally 1990-91Poitier, Sharon 1986-89Pope, Shonna 1989-90Porter, Carrie 1995-98Predovic, Amanda 2008Preston, Chris 1990-92Price, Sheree 1976-77Pryor, Amy 2008-09Pyle, Jordan 2008-present

- Q -Quintas, Noelia 2008-10

- R -Radermacher, Lori 1981-85Ragan, Krista 1998-02Randolph, Lori 1989-90Reaves, Kim 1991-92

Reed, Stephanie 1988-89Reeder, Kristin 1992-93Replogle, Staci 1997-01Rhoten, Jessica 1997-99Riles, Allison 1994-96Roberson, Tammie 1992-93Robison, Leanne 2007-10Rogers, Susan 1981-84Rose, Katie 1995-97Rushing, Ava 1991-92Russell, Kathy 1983-84

- S -SSeay, Alycia 2003-07Schmook, Genny 1993-94Schwarz, Layla 2001-02Scrivner, Delaney 2011-presentSeahorn, Dawn 1993-94Shantiloo, Ophelia 1993-95Shelton, Sarah 2011-presentShockley, Chelsie 2005-07Simms, Curlonda 1990-91Sjoberg, Becky 1976-77Smiley, Beth 1975-76Smiley, Kit 1975-76Smith, LeQuita 1984-86Smith, Lynne 1989-90Souza, Fernanda 1995-96Stafford, Marilee 1975-76Streets, Vicki 1982-83Stone, Amanda 2002-03Sumerel, Tammie 1989-90

- T -Tasby, DeeDee 1990-94Thrasher, Abba 2001-02Trumpett, Bridgett 1989-90Tucker, Sharon 1978-81Turek, Elisha 2003-07Turner, Cristal 2008-present

- V -Van Gilder, Gina 1989-90Voelker, Janae 2006-10Volpato, Carol 2006-07

- W - WWalters, Renea 1980-81Walton, Samantha 1996-99Watman, Rachel 2005-08Weavel, Jimmie 1988-89Weeks, Connie 1975-78Weeks, Liz 1977-81West, Julia 2004-06Whemeyer, Whitney 2008White, Angie 1992-94White, Paige 1989-93White, Pat 1981-82White, Tanyika 1992-93Whittaker, Dana 1999-01Wiggins, Loree 1977-78Wilbur, Devy 1996-98Williams, Amy 1988-92Williams, Stacy 1989-91Williston, Cori 2000-04

- Y -YYoung, Veda 1975-77

- Z -ZZanone, Joan 1976-77

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

YEAR W-L HOME ROAD NEUTRAL COACH (Career Record) OVERALL1975-76 18-4 7-1 7-1 4-2 Peggy Beck 18-41976-77 25-9 10-2 10-2 5-5 Peggy Beck (43-13) 43-131977-78 31-4 9-0 10-0 12-4 Dixie Woodall 74-171978-79 25-10 9-3 10-4 6-3 Dixie Woodall 99-271979-80 22-8 10-1 8-5 4-2 Dixie Woodall 121-351980-81 18-11 10-2 5-8 3-1 Dixie Woodall (96-33) 139-461981-82 14-10 10-2 4-6 0-2 Debbie Yow 153-561982-83 26-1 12-0 10-0 4-1 Debbie Yow (40-11) 179-571983-84 15-13 11-3 3-10 1-0 Don Calvert 194-701984-85 9-21 5-8 3-12 1-1 Don Calvert 203-911985-86 17-11 12-1 5-9 0-1 Don Calvert (41-45) 220-1021986-87 16-12 10-3 6-7 0-2 Rhonda Penquite 236-1141987-88 13-14 8-0 3-13 2-1 Rhonda Penquite 249-1281988-89 5-22 4-11 0-8 1-3 Rhonda Penquite (34-48) 254-1501989-90 2-38 2-10 0-21 0-7 Ken Trickey, Jr. 256-1881990-91 15-18 10-5 4-13 1-0 Ken Trickey, Jr. 271-2061991-92 6-22 3-0 3-17 0-5 Ken Trickey, Jr. 277-2281992-93 1-25 0-1 0-22 1-2 Ken Trickey, Jr. (24-103) 278-2531993-94 3-24 2-10 0-11 1-3 Cletus Green (3-24) 281-2771994-95 15-12 10-3 4-8 2-1 Rick Napier 296-2891995-96 10-17 8-4 0-11 2-2 Rick Napier (25-29) 306-3061996-97 13-14 10-3 3-7 0-4 Jerry Finkbeiner 319-3201997-98 7-20 4-7 3-11 0-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 326-3401998-99 17-13 9-3 5-10 3-0 Jerry Finkbeiner 343-3531999-00 12-16 6-5 6-9 0-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 355-3692000-01 20-11 13-2 3-8 4-1 Jerry Finkbeiner 375-3802001-02 13-16 9-3 3-9 1-4 Jerry Finkbeiner 388-3962002-03 18-10 10-3 5-5 3-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 406-4062003-04 17-13 9-3 6-8 2-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 423-4192004-05 22-9 10-4 7-4 5-1 Jerry Finkbeiner 445-4282005-06 16-12 9-4 6-5 1-3 Jerry Finkbeiner 461-4402006-07 22-11 13-3 6-6 3-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 483-4512007-08 19-14 10-3 6-10 3-1 Jerry Finkbeiner 502-4652008-09 11-17 9-5 3-10 1-2 Jerry Finkbeiner 513-4822009-10 23-10 11-2 10-7 2-1 Jerry Finkbeiner 536-4922010-11 23-11 13-3 9-5 1-3 Jerry Finkbeiner (253-197) 559-503


1975-76 SeasonOverall Record: 18-4

Head Coach: Peggy Beck

Dec. 1 Southern Nazarene 63 35 WDec. 6 at Northeastern A&M 65 53 WDec. 8 John Brown 103 33 WDec. 12 at Oklahoma Baptist 67 60 WJan. 8 Oklahoma Baptist 69 54 WJan. 19 Oklahoma Christian 66 60 WJan. 24 at John Brown 70 36 WJan. 26 Northeastern A&M 54 58 LJan. 31 Missouri Southern 67 64 WFeb. 2 at Oklahoma Christian 60 61 LFeb. 5 vs. Panhandle State 56 52 WFeb. 6 vs. Oklahoma Baptist 48 44 WFeb. 7 vs. USAO 59 72 LFeb. 9 at Missouri Southern 68 64 WFeb. 13 vs. Southern Nazarene 56 55 WFeb. 14 at El Reno 75 58 WFeb. 17 Northeastern State 77 63 WFeb. 21 Tulsa 76 48 WFeb. 24 at Southern Nazarene 64 52 WFeb. 27 vs. East Central 63 51 WFeb. 28 vs. Phillips 57 105 LMar. 6 at Tulsa 89 63 W


Head Coach: Peggy BeckNational Small College Tournament

Nov. 18 at John Brown 84 75 WNov. 25 at Wayland Baptist 62 101 LNov. 26 vs. West Texas A&M 74 75 LNov. 27 vs. Texas Tech 62 66 LNov. 29 Southern Nazarene 71 52 WDec. 2 Tulsa 68 58 WDec. 4 Oklahoma Baptist 79 32 WDec. 6 at Northeastern A&M 66 61 WDec. 11 Oklahoma State 68 77 LDec. 15 Oklahoma 56 59 LJan. 8 at Tulsa 81 52 WJan. 15 Evangel 96 49 WJan. 17 at Oklahoma 62 58 WJan. 18 at Oklahoma Baptist 72 46 WJan. 24 Missouri Southern 74 54 WJan. 29 Northeastern State 73 64 WFeb. 1 Ozark Bible 82 47 WFeb. 5 Arkansas 69 37 WFeb. 8 at Southwestern Oklahoma 79 59 WFeb. 12 Northeastern A&M 70 45 WFeb. 14 at Ozark Bible 71 58 WFeb. 17 vs. Oklahoma Baptist 64 41 WFeb. 18 at Southern Nazarene 76 56 W

Feb. 19 vs. Langston 65 51 WFeb. 21 at Northeastern State 59 73 LFeb. 23 at Missouri Southern 58 56 WFeb. 26 Cameron 69 47 WFeb. 28 at Southern Nazarene 90 55 WOkla. Small College Tournament (Chickasha, Okla.)Mar. 4 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 64 65 LMar. 5 vs. Cameron 62 46 WNational Small College Tournament (Hammond,La.)Mar. 9 vs. Texas Wesleyan 69 55 WMar. 10 vs. Phillips 74 97 LMar. 11 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 84 79 WMar. 12 vs. Tarleton State 68 71 L


Head Coach: Dixie WoodallAIAW State Tournament Champions

AIAW Southwest Regional Tournament

Nov. 19 Southern Methodist 73 43 WNov. 21 at Texas 72 43 WNov. 25 vs. Northwest Missouri State 70 63 WNov. 26 vs. Kansas 61 94 LNov. 27 at Southwest Missouri State 73 64 WNov. 28 Langston 90 52 WDec. 3 Wichita State 78 45 WDec. 6 at Northwestern Oklahoma 76 60 WDec. 10 Oklahoma State 57 51 WDec. 15 at Tulsa 112 45 WDec. 27 vs. Fordham 72 59 WDec. 28 vs. Old Dominion 49 82 LDec. 29 vs. Michigan State 70 67 WJan. 3 Oklahoma 84 55 WJan. 7 Southwest Missouri State 85 48 WJan. 12 vs. Memphis 68 67 WJan. 13 vs. Nebraska (Omaha) 63 51 WJan. 14 vs. Temple (TX) JC 71 77 LJan. 21 Northwestern Oklahoma 74 57 WJan. 30 at Oklahoma State 73 60 WFeb. 4 at Oklahoma 81 62 WFeb. 10 at William Penn 56 51 WFeb. 11 at Grand View 83 78 WFeb. 14 at Southern Methodist 83 48 WFeb. 16 at Arkansas 88 71 WFeb. 18 at Langston 81 62 WFeb. 22 Texas 75 40 WAIAW State Tournament (Tahlequah, Okla.)Feb. 24 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma 67 53 WFeb. 25 vs. Oklahoma 57 53 WFeb. 27 Tulsa 88 51 WAIAW Southwest Reg. (Nacogdoches, Texas)Mar. 22 vs. North Texas 67 48 WMar. 23 vs. Louisiana Tech 61 80 LMar. 24 vs. Southern 75 71 W

Mar. 25 vs. Texas Tech 81 66 WMar. 26 vs. Texas 100 84 W




Nov. 14 at Southwest Missouri State 72 56 WNov. 18 Fort Hays State 70 53 WNov. 24 Drake 38 59 LNov. 25 William Penn 66 59 WNov. 27 Cal Poly-Pomona 61 63 LNov. 29 Tulsa 71 50 WNov. 30 New Mexico 76 64 WDec. 2 at Phillips 78 46 WDec. 5 at Oklahoma 64 72 LDec. 9 Northwestern Oklahoma 61 62 LDec. 12 Oklahoma State 64 58 WDec. 15 vs. Cal State-Fullerton 69 75 LDec. 16 vs. San Francisco 57 55 WDec. 17 at UCLA 64 85 LDec. 18 at Southern California 65 81 LJan. 3 at Wichita State 88 52 WJan. 4 vs. Nebraska (Omaha) 63 64 LJan. 5 vs. Wyoming 65 53 WJan. 8 Oklahoma 62 49 WJan. 13 at Northwest Missouri State 86 70 WJan. 20 at North Texas 63 55 WJan. 27 Northwest Missouri State 69 67 WJan. 31 at Northwestern Oklahoma 54 50 WFeb. 3 at Arkansas 63 46 WFeb. 5 at Wichita State 90 64 WFeb. 7 Phillips 92 70 WFeb. 9 at West Texas A&M 90 44 WFeb. 10 at Texas Tech 55 65 LFeb. 14 at Oklahoma State 71 54 WFeb. 17 Wichita State 109 66 WAIAW StateTourn. (Weatherford, Okla.)Feb. 22 vs. East Central 67 47 WFeb. 23 vs. Northeastern State 88 69 WFeb. 24 vs. Oklahoma 69 66 WAIAW Southwest Reg. (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 7 North Texas 62 55 WMar. 8 Texas 68 77 L




Nov. 17 Tulsa 89 50 WNov. 23 at New Mexico 58 80 L



Nov. 24 vs. Cal Poly-Pomona (OT) 76 82 LNov. 27 at Oklahoma City 74 75 LNov. 29 at Fort Hays State 73 65 Wov. 30 vs. Hastings 99 76 WDec. 1 at Emporia State 92 71 WDec. 3 Northwestern Oklahoma 81 63 WDec. 11 at Oklahoma State 79 77 WDec. 15 vs. Florida State 74 68 WDec. 17 at Miami (Fla.) 68 58 WJan. 7 Texas-Arlington 76 68 WJan. 12 Utah State 104 67 WJan. 14 Langston 92 64 WJan. 18 vs. Crowder College 86 67 WJan. 19 at Arkansas 64 66 LJan. 21 at NW Oklahoma 69 66 WJan. 23 Pittsburg State 77 56 WJan. 24 at Oklahoma 64 52 WJan. 28 at Tulsa 89 77 WFeb. 2 Oklahoma 77 63 WFeb. 4 Oklahoma City 85 66 WFeb. 6 at Langston 81 83 LFeb. 11 Phillips 96 52 WFeb. 12 at Pittsburg State 60 63 LFeb. 16 Oklahoma State 90 75 WFeb. 18 Texas Tech (OT) 88 91 LAIAW State Tournament (Norman, Okla.)Feb. 21 vs. Oklahoma City 80 69 WFeb. 22 at Oklahoma 73 60 WAIAW Southwest Reg (Baton Rouge, La.)Mar. 5 vs. McNeese State 71 72 L




Nov. 22 at Georgia 73 103 LNov. 24 at Georgia State 69 80 LNov. 29 Oklahoma 80 76 WDec. 2 at Oklahoma State 79 82 LDec. 4 Pittsburg State 77 57 WDec. 5 Temple (TX) College 74 46 WDec. 8 Phillips 86 65 WDec. 11 at NW Oklahoma 68 79 LDec. 13 Georgia 63 58 WJan. 8 Houston 55 67 LJan. 10 *McNeese State 80 89 WJan. 14 at Louisiana Tech 67 94 LJan. 17 Tulsa 82 74 WJan. 22 at Tulsa 111 77 WJan. 24 Northwestern Oklahoma 55 66 LJan. 27 at Cameron 63 71 LJan. 28 at Phillips 67 55 W

Jan. 31 at Oklahoma City 82 91 LFeb. 2 at Langston 84 56 WFeb. 4 at Pittsburg State 87 67 WFeb. 7 Oklahoma State 73 64 WFeb. 10 at Texas-Arlington 81 62 WFeb. 12 Langston 89 53 WFeb. 14 Oklahoma City 94 66 WFeb. 16 at Oklahoma 59 66 LAIAW State Tourn. (Oklahoma City, Okla.)Feb. 24 vs. Oklahoma State 69 54 WFeb. 26 vs. Oklahoma 72 62 WAIAW Regional Qualifier (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 7 Arkansas 59 57 WAIAW Southwest Reg. (Nacogdoches, Texas)Mar. 12 vs. Texas 63 97 L*Forfeited by opponent due to ineligible players


Head Coach: Debbie Yow

Nov. 28 Texas-Arlington 70 66 WDec. 2 Tulsa 77 54 WDec. 4 Northeastern State 72 71 WDec. 7 Arkansas 75 61 WDec. 9 at Langston 80 64 WDec. 12 Southeastern Oklahoma 77 66 WDec. 15 at Oklahoma City 63 69 LJan. 5 at Southwest Baptist 74 55 WJan. 9 Texas Tech 87 71 WJan. 12 at Arkansas 57 61 LJan. 16 Phillips 82 62 WJan. 18 Oklahoma 93 72 WJan. 22 at Louisiana Tech 53 94 LJan. 27 at Oklahoma State 62 63 LJan. 30 Langston 99 46 WFeb. 6 Oklahoma State 81 79 WFeb. 11 at Tulsa 67 65 WFeb. 13 at Oklahoma 95 78 WFeb. 15 Oklahoma City 67 81 LFeb. 17 at NW Oklahoma 59 64 LFeb. 20 at Central Missouri 69 82 LFeb. 23 Louisiana Tech 51 89 LAIAW StateTourn. (Oklahoma City, Okla.)Feb. 26 vs. Oklahoma State 75 79 L


Head Coach: Debbie YowWomen’s WNIT 3rd Place (Amarillo, Texas)

Nov. 26 North Texas 82 68 WNov. 29 Northeastern State 62 57 WDec. 3 at Southwest Missouri State 84 67 W

Dec. 10 Emporia State 80 65 WDec. 30 vs. Fairfield 73 59 WDec. 31 vs. Eastern Kentucky 81 78 WJan. 4 Oklahoma 86 72 WJan. 6 at Southwest Baptist 103 68 WJan. 8 Southwest Missouri State 83 64 WJan. 11 at Oklahoma State 93 74 WJan. 15 UMKC 78 64 WJan. 17 Southwest Baptist 88 39 WJan. 22 Oklahoma City 67 61 WJan. 24 at North Texas 70 51 WJan. 29 at Phillips 79 57 WFeb. 5 at Oklahoma City 75 59 WFeb. 9 at SE Oklahoma 98 71 WFeb. 12 at Texas Wesleyan 94 72 WFeb. 14 at Northeastern State 77 64 WFeb. 19 Texas Wesleyan 75 62 WFeb. 21 Oklahoma State 74 66 WFeb. 24 at Tulsa 86 80 WFeb. 26 Missouri Southern 106 53 WMar. 2 Tulsa 91 71 WWomen’s WNIT (Amarillo, Texas)Mar. 17 vs. Hawaii 69 60 WMar. 18 vs. Memphis 61 88 LMar. 19 vs. Weber State 78 75 W


OCAC Record: 5-3Head Coach: Don Calvert

Nov. 25 Wichita State 69 66 WNov. 26 Baylor 87 71 WDec. 2 vs. New Mexico 84 70 WDec. 3 at California 61 64 LDec. 5 Oklahoma State 69 72 LDec. 10 Arkansas 71 65 WDec. 12 Tulsa 81 65 WDec. 17 at Arkansas 70 84 LJan. 2 at Kansas State 62 79 LJan. 5 Creighton 81 64 WJan. 7 at Oklahoma 77 101 LJan. 9 at UMKC 72 74 LJan. 11 at Missouri 70 109 LJan. 16 at Oklahoma City 79 72 WJan. 18 John Brown 79 54 WJan. 21 Texas-San Antonio* 72 77 LJan. 23 Texas-El Paso* 72 69 WJan. 28 at West Texas A&M* 68 89 LJan. 30 at Hardin-Simmons* 92 63 WFeb. 1 Memphis 65 66 LFeb. 13 Wayland Baptist 55 53 WFeb. 21 at Louisiana Tech 61 98 LFeb. 25 at Texas-San Antonio* 64 75 L



Feb. 27 at Texas-El Paso* 75 62 WMar. 1 at Memphis 72 85 LMar. 3 West Texas A&M* 86 67 WMar. 5 Hardin-Simmons* 91 69 W*-OCAC Game


OCAC Record: 3-5Head Coach: Don Calvert

Nov. 19 at Arkansas 55 78 LNov. 23 Hawaii 66 73 LNov. 24 Kansas 77 84 LNov. 30 at California 66 86 LDec. 1 vs. Texas A&M 48 87 LDec. 3 at Hawaii 61 72 LDec. 4 at Hawaii 56 73 LDec. 8 Missouri 75 95 LDec. 11 at Wichita State 63 78 LDec. 14 at Southern Methodist 66 75 LDec. 15 vs. Stephen F. Austin 70 68 WDec. 19 Texas A&M 64 73 LJan. 4 at Wayland Baptist 56 78 LJan. 5 at Texas Tech 66 101 LJan. 11 Oklahoma 66 67 LJan. 12 Arizona State 63 59 WJan. 19 at Texas-San Antonio* 56 80 LJan. 21 at Texas-El Paso* 80 69 LJan. 26 West Texas A&M* 60 82 LJan. 28 Hardin-Simmons* 84 70 WFeb. 4 at John Brown 60 66 LFeb. 9 at Oklahoma City 60 79 LFeb. 11 at Tulsa 74 52 WFeb. 16 Louisiana Tech 59 78 LFeb. 18 New Orleans 68 62 WFeb. 23 Texas-San Antonio* 57 68 LFeb. 25 Texas-El Paso* 71 63 WMar. 2 at West Texas A&M* 62 97 LMar. 4 at Hardin-Simmons* 74 68 W*-OCAC Game


Head Coach: Don Calvert

Nov. 23 John Brown 78 53 WNov. 26 Tulsa 90 43 WDec. 3 at Texas A&M 61 72 LDec. 5 Arkansas 78 72 WDec. 7 Kansas 76 77 LDec. 9 Wichita State 66 62 WDec. 13 at Southern Methodist 91 69 WDec. 14 vs. Stephen F. Austin 64 69 LDec. 19 Texas Tech 61 54 WDec. 21 Texas Christian 79 67 W

Jan. 2 at Kansas 54 100 LJan. 4 at Creighton 63 81 LJan. 8 Kansas State 78 75 WJan. 11 at Oklahoma 78 101 LJan. 13 Oklahoma City 83 70 WJan. 18 at Texas-San Antonio 60 54 WJan. 20 at Texas-El Paso 91 70 WJan. 25 West Texas A&M 88 73 WJan. 27 Hardin-Simmons 92 45 WFeb. 1 at New Orleans 80 90 LFeb. 3 at Tulane 71 74 LFeb. 10 at Oklahoma State 83 90 LFeb. 15 at Tulsa 87 51 WFeb. 17 at Oklahoma City 95 97 LFeb. 22 Texas-San Antonio 97 61 WFeb. 24 Texas-El Paso 94 65 WMar. 1 at West Texas A&M 85 87 LMar. 3 at Hardin-Simmons 89 60 W


MCC Record: 9-3Head Coach: Rhonda Penquite

Nov. 28 at Arizona State 62 99 LNov. 29 vs. San Francisco 74 84 LDec. 2 at Tulsa 64 58 WDec. 4 Oklahoma 72 87 LDec. 6 Texas-Arlington 73 69 WDec. 10 at Wichita State 61 72 LDec. 12 at New Orleans 64 68 LDec. 13 at Furman 68 69 LDec. 15 USAO 82 70 WDec. 20 Oklahoma St. (OT) 82 72 WJan. 5 Tulane 68 73 LJan. 8 at Kansas State 57 95 LJan. 12 at St. Louis* 66 52 WJan. 19 Tulsa 49 42 WJan. 22 at John Brown 74 62 WJan. 24 Butler* 65 57 WJan. 26 Xavier* 83 68 WJan. 27 Southern Methodist 89 82 WJan. 31 at Loyola (Chi.)* 81 68 WFeb. 2 at Detroit* 78 93 LFeb. 7 Evansville* 97 80 WFeb. 9 St. Louis* 76 53 WFeb. 14 Loyola (Chi.)* 71 78 LFeb. 16 Detroit* 96 88 WFeb. 19 at Arkansas 66 115 LFeb. 21 at Butler* 80 77 WFeb. 23 at Xavier* 86 66 WFeb. 25 at Evansville* 80 92 L*-Midwestern Collegiate Conference Game

1987-88 Season Overall Record: 13-14

Head Coach: Rhonda Penquite

Nov. 27 at Nebraska 87 100 LDec. 2 at Oklahoma 94 103 LDec. 4 vs. Oregon 64 85 LDec. 5 vs. Lamar 82 80 WDec. 12 at Washington State 78 94 LDec. 13 vs. Baylor 86 73 WDec. 19 at Oklahoma State 74 88 LDec. 21 at Texas Christian 64 79 LJan. 2 Arkansas 77 66 WJan. 4 at Kansas 73 82 LJan. 7 Akron 79 65 WJan. 8 Kansas State 58 57 WJan. 11 at Missouri 70 93 LJan. 16 St. Louis 76 67 WJan. 21 UMKC 111 98 WJan. 26 at Arkansas-Little Rock 84 66 WJan. 30 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 70 68 WFeb. 6 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 81 75 WFeb. 8 at St. Louis 63 71 LFeb. 11 John Brown 76 73 WFeb. 13 at Texas-El Paso 69 53 WFeb. 15 at New Mexico State 81 90 LFeb. 21 at U. S. International 64 85 LFeb. 23 at San Diego State 61 86 LFeb. 27 at Texas-San Antonio 92 78 WFeb. 29 at North Texas 64 82 LMar. 7 at Memphis 71 98 L


Head Coach: Rhonda Penquite

Nov. 25 vs. McNeese State 63 91 LNov. 26 vs. Texas-Arlington (2 OT) 80 81 LNov. 28 New Mexico State (OT) 85 83 WNov. 30 at Wichita State 61 83 LDec. 2 at Kansas 75 89 LDec. 3 vs. Grambling 66 90 LDec. 8 at Kansas State 58 83 LDec. 10 Oklahoma 83 97 LDec. 12 at Arkansas 69 113 LDec. 16 Nevada-Reno 96 74 WDec. 17 Texas-Arlington 79 89 LDec. 18 Texas Christian 74 87 LJan. 5 at Oklahoma State 67 85 LJan. 6 vs. North Texas 86 102 LJan. 10 Brigham Young 87 100 LJan. 12 Lamar 72 93 LJan. 14 Wayland Baptist 73 77 LJan. 21 Creighton 94 100 LJan. 23 Oklahoma State 70 100 L



Jan. 27 Texas-El Paso 74 75 LJan. 28 Texas-San Antonio 92 71 WFeb. 6 East Central 77 94 LFeb. 11 School of Ozarks 101 67 WFeb. 13 at New Mexico State 69 82 LFeb. 15 at Texas-El Paso 66 96 LFeb. 21 Oklahoma City 85 101 LMar. 4 at Lamar 67 106 L


Head Coach: Ken Trickey, Jr.

Nov. 10 vs.Missouri Baptist 72 77 LNov. 11 at School of Ozarks 53 79 LNov. 13 Univ. of Ozarks 56 72 LNov. 17 at Missouri Southern 43 79 LNov. 18 Bartlesville Weslyan 56 70 LNov. 20 Southern Nazarene 53 111 LNov. 21 Southwest Baptist 80 72 WNov. 24 vs. Southern Nazarene 45 100 LNov. 25 at Oklahoma Baptist 73 107 LNov. 27 at Northeastern State 66 91 LNov. 28 vs. Southern Arkansas 83 92 LNov. 30 at Central Arkansas 66 109 LDec. 1 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma 64 138 LDec. 2 at Phillips 81 107 LDec. 5 at Nebraska 61 110 LDec. 6 at Creighton 63 115 LDec. 8 at Central Missouri 66 107 LDec. 9 Kearney State 65 103 LDec. 16 at John Brown 62 79 LJan. 3 Kansas 52 108 LJan. 5 vs. St. Mary’s 66 68 LJan. 6 vs. Emporia State 62 94 LJan. 10 at East Central 77 83 LJan. 12 at Oklahoma Christian 71 100 LJan. 13 at Southern Nazarene 55 105 LJan. 15 School of Ozarks 85 88 LJan. 16 Tarleton State 64 71 LJan. 23 Wayland Baptist 48 84 LJan. 29 Oklahoma Baptist 76 88 LJan. 30 Phillips 87 92 LFeb. 1 at Langston 85 96 LFeb. 3 at Bartlesville Weslyan 65 89 LFeb. 10 at Ark.-Monticello 92 128 LFeb. 12 at Oklahoma City 72 86 LFeb. 15 at Wayland Baptist 55 102 LFeb. 17 at Panhandle State 82 101 LFeb. 19 at Tarleton State 66 78 LFeb. 20 Langston (OT) 78 74 WFeb. 22 Oklahoma Christian 73 93 LFeb. 24 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 83 109 L



Nov. 8 at Bartlesville Weslyan 79 73 WNov. 10 at Southern Nazarene 82 91 LNov. 12 at Oklahoma Christian 88 103 LNov. 17 at Univ. of Ozarks 83 111 LNov. 19 Southeast Missouri 69 87 LNov. 26 at Oklahoma City 73 114 LNov. 28 at Southeast Missouri St. 61 100 LDec. 3 Hastings 79 74 WDec. 6 Tabor College 84 70 WDec. 7 at Central Missouri 76 97 LDec. 8 vs. Southern Colorado 76 74 WDec. 31 at Nebraska 62 95 LJan. 1 at Creighton 71 105 LJan. 4 Ark.-Monticello 95 104 LJan. 5 Peru State 75 72 WJan. 8 at Southwestern Oklahoma 72 92 LJan. 10 Oklahoma City 97 79 WJan. 12 Phillips 76 91 LJan. 14 Oklahoma Christian 72 92 LJan. 15 Southern Nazarene 98 88 WJan. 17 East Central 82 64 WJan. 24 Bartlesville Weslyan 85 56 WJan. 26 Northeastern State 70 69 WJan. 29 at John Brown 89 76 WFeb. 2 at East Central 72 69 WFeb. 4 at Northeastern State 85 100 LFeb. 5 Southwestern Oklahoma 68 78 LFeb. 7 at Langston 98 87 WFeb. 9 at UMKC 56 63 LFeb. 16 John Brown 64 50 WFeb. 19 Langston 86 71 WFeb. 23 at Phillips 78 94 LNAIA District Nine Playoffs (Weatherford, Okla.)Feb. 25 at Southwestern Oklahoma 62 74 L



Nov. 23 at New Mexico State 84 94 LNov. 25 at Texas-El Paso 82 79 WNov. 29 vs. Rice 78 87 LNov. 30 vs. Grambling 77 78 LDec. 3 at Kansas State 64 66 LDec. 9 at Nevada-Las Vegas 77 96 LDec. 13 at Illinois 67 96 LDec. 14 vs. Ohio University 62 80 LDec. 17 at Creighton 77 98 LDec. 19 at Stanford 74 112 LDec. 20 vs. North Carolina State 60 92 L

Jan. 3 at Oklahoma State 43 57 LJan. 4 vs. Southern Mississippi 66 82 LJan. 9 at Texas Southern 81 52 WJan. 18 at Texas Tech 54 88 LJan. 22 at Middle Tennessee 76 83 LJan. 25 at Texas Christian 72 69 WJan. 27 Texas Southern 76 73 WJan. 30 at Arkansas 64 88 LFeb. 3 at Georgia 74 77 LFeb. 10 Oklahoma City 75 71 WFeb. 12 at Memphis 74 84 LFeb. 17 Oklahoma Baptist (OT) 79 72 WFeb. 19 at Mississippi 63 87 LFeb. 20 at Alabama 75 100 LFeb. 21 at Auburn 45 99 LFeb. 27 at Clemson 54 98 LFeb. 29 at Florida State 59 104 L



Dec. 1 at Lamar 75 84 LDec. 5 vs. Northwestern (La.) State 61 94 LDec. 6 vs. Texas-Pan American 85 59 WDec. 10 at Kansas State 44 77 LDec. 12 at Southern Methodist 72 107 LDec. 18 at Texas 68 109 LDec. 28 at Oklahoma State 31 105 LDec. 29 vs. UMKC 35 64 LJan. 2 at Oklahoma 62 84 LJan. 4 at Missouri Southern 64 106 LJan. 6 at Texas-El Paso 50 60 LJan. 8 at Texas A&M 49 96 LJan. 12 at Kansas 53 109 LJan. 14 at Vanderbilt 58 124 LJan. 19 at Missouri 53 75 LJan. 22 at Memphis 55 86 LJan. 25 at Georgia 49 116 LJan. 27 at Texas Christian 60 76 LFeb. 3 at Mississippi 53 87 LFeb. 16 at Florida State 53 74 LFeb. 20 Oklahoma Baptist 64 83 LFeb. 23 at Auburn 42 78 LFeb. 25 at Alabama 52 112 LMar. 1 at Arkansas 60 96 LMar. 6 at New Mexico State 54 77 LMar. 8 at Lamar 52 85 L




Head Coach: Cletus Green

Nov. 26 Texas-Pan American 70 68 WNov. 27 Mississippi Valley State 77 78 LDec. 3 at Kansas 66 94 LDec. 4 vs. Jackson State 64 57 WDec. 6 Missouri Southern 62 74 LDec. 9 at Southeast Missouri State 44 68 LDec. 10 at Middle Tennessee 55 81 LDec. 11 vs. UMKC (2OT) 78 82 LDec. 18 Tennessee-Martin 61 83 LDec. 28 vs. Southern 62 86 LDec. 29 vs. Michigan 58 72 LJan. 5 Southeast Missouri State 54 64 LJan. 8 Texas Christian 60 79 LJan. 11 at Memphis 55 93 LJan. 14 at Oklahoma State 58 75 LJan. 17 Wichita State 69 74 LJan. 19 at Mississippi Valley State 67 69 LJan. 22 UMKC 70 76 LJan. 27 at Tennessee-Martin 75 82 LJan. 29 Baylor 65 84 LFeb. 1 at Texas-Pan American 48 49 LFeb. 5 at UMKC 61 89 LFeb. 7 East Texas Baptist (OT) 63 66 LFeb. 10 at Oklahoma 48 99 LFeb. 18 Texas A&M 61 78 LFeb. 23 at Arkansas 51 85 LFeb. 26 Oklahoma Baptist 77 69 W


Head Coach: Rick Napier

Nov. 26 Illinois-Chicago 67 61 WNov. 28 at Texas-El Paso 61 81 LDec. 2 vs. Northwestern (La.) State 69 94 LDec. 3 vs. Texas Christian 90 58 WDec. 6 at Wichita State 65 89 LDec. 8 at UMKC 70 69 WDec. 17 at Texas Southern 79 60 WDec. 20 Sam Houston State 62 49 WDec. 22 Texas-San Antonio 62 52 WJan. 4 Southeast Missouri State 55 74 LJan. 7 at Baylor 49 78 LJan. 9 Memphis 64 93 LJan. 11 Arkansas 63 78 LJan. 13 Cal St.-Sacramento 71 50 WJan. 14 Cal St.-Northridge 64 56 WJan. 16 at Tenn.-Martin 63 82 LJan. 19 at New Orleans 76 95 LJan. 21 at Southern 75 48 WJan. 25 at Eastern Illinois 43 52 L

Feb. 3 at Texas-Pan American 65 57 WFeb. 9 at Missouri 59 81 LFeb. 11 Tenn.-Martin 79 68 WFeb. 13 UMKC 93 77 WFeb. 16 Texas-El Paso 68 54 WFeb. 20 at Southeast Missouri St. 45 64 LFeb. 22 East Texas Baptist (OT) 70 63 WMar. 1 Texas Southern 81 47 W


Head Coach: Rick Napier

Nov. 24 Mississippi Valley State 78 71 WNov. 28 Pittsburg State 67 53 WDec. 1 vs. Western Illinois 70 52 WDec. 2 at Washington State 54 84 LDec. 7 at UMKC 54 62 LDec. 9 at Illinois-Chicago 70 78 LDec. 18 at Sam Houston State 54 96 LDec. 20 at Oklahoma 40 63 LDec. 21 vs. Oklahoma State 44 84 LDec. 30 vs. Delaware State 72 55 WDec. 31 vs. Akron 60 77 LJan. 2 Iowa State 57 70 LJan. 6 Southern Utah 51 66 LJan. 8 Evangel 70 74 LJan. 10 Southern 76 62 WJan. 13 Lyon College 58 53 WJan. 15 Washington State 59 83 LJan. 20 Cameron 76 60 WJan. 24 New Orleans (OT) 81 79 WJan. 30 at Southwest Mo. State 46 71 LFeb. 13 at Mississippi State 53 70 LFeb. 19 Ark.-Pine Bluff 90 69 WFeb. 22 at Arkansas 45 68 LFeb. 24 at Southeast Missouri 71 90 LFeb. 28 at Texas 56 75 LMar. 2 at Mississippi Valley State 64 79 LMar. 4 Hampton 86 62 W


Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner

Nov. 22 vs. Oklahoma 50 62 LNov. 23 at Oklahoma State 53 70 LNov. 25 Oklahoma State 35 59 LNov. 29 vs. Mississippi State 57 63 LNov. 30 at UMKC 54 84 LDec. 3 at Texas-Pan American 77 57 WDec. 5 at Texas Tech 51 74 LDec. 7 Dayton 74 58 WDec. 15 Oklahoma 63 66 LDec. 17 Jackson State 71 53 W

Dec. 19 at Miami-Fla. 49 69 LDec. 30 vs. Georgetown 65 70 LDec. 31 vs. South Alabama 54 60 LJan. 2 at Alabama 65 70 LJan. 6 at Texas A&M 71 80 LJan. 15 SE Missouri State 74 50 WJan. 17 Alabama 67 101 LJan. 23 at Southern 64 48 WJan. 28 at Mississippi State 62 77 LFeb. 3 Texas-Pan American 74 48 WFeb. 6 at Prairie View A&M 64 47 WFeb. 8 Wofford 73 53 WFeb. 10 Phillips 75 66 WFeb. 18 UMKC 64 53 WFeb. 20 Prairie View A&M 63 33 WFeb. 25 Texas Southern 92 54 WFeb. 28 Alcorn State 77 59 W# - Bertha Teague Classic (Stillwater, Okla.)

1997-98 SeasonOverall Record: 7-20 Mid-Con Record: 7-9


Nov. 15 Belmont 68 71 LNov. 22 at Cincinnati 42 70 LNov. 23 at Dayton 63 66 LNov. 30 at Southern Methodist 48 71 LDec. 2 Arkansas 59 82 LDec. 4 at Southern Utah* 64 86 LDec. 7 at Pepperdine 72 80 LDec. 14 Georgia 60 64 LDec. 29 Oklahoma State# 50 92 LDec. 30 North Texas# 72 81 LJan. 3 at Buffalo* 27 68 LJan. 8 Youngstown State* 69 77 LJan. 10 Valparaiso* (OT) 77 83 LJan. 15 at UMKC* 70 77 LJan. 17 at Western Illinois* 86 66 WJan. 22 Northern Illinois* 73 50 WJan. 24 Chicago State* 90 46 WJan. 27 at Belmont 56 63 LFeb. 2 Buffalo* 71 55 WFeb. 5 at Valparaiso* 69 59 WFeb. 7 at Youngstown State* 50 72 LFeb. 12 Western Illinois* 67 65 WFeb. 14 UMKC* 65 73 LFeb. 19 at Chicago State* 80 56 WFeb. 21 at Northern Illinois* 64 68 LFeb. 23 Southern Utah* 56 64 LMid-Con Tournament (Moline, Ill.)Feb. 28 vs. Buffalo 52 63 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#- Bertha Teague Classic (Stillwater, Okla.)




Mid-Con Tournament ChampionsNCAA First Round


Nov. 11 Oklahoma State 58 66 LNov. 19 at Belmont 53 66 LNov. 22 at Georgia 64 118 LNov. 28 at Arkansas 56 84 LNov. 30 Evangel 72 58 WDec. 3 at Valparaiso* 51 65 LDec. 5 at IUPUI* 59 65 LDec. 8 Cameron 75 49 WDec. 12 at Wichita State 41 54 LDec. 20 at Cal State-Fullerton 82 70 WDec. 22 at Cal State-Northridge 55 70 LJan. 2 Western Illinois* 63 48 WJan. 4 Chicago State* 75 56 WJan. 7 at UMKC* 80 71 WJan. 14 at Oakland 77 75 W Jan. 16 at Youngstown State* 58 79 LJan. 18 Belmont 66 52 WJan. 23 Southern Utah* 82 56 WJan. 28 at Chicago State* 86 52 WJan. 30 at Western Illinois* 76 62 WFeb. 4 IUPUI* 70 58 WFeb. 6 Valparaiso* 65 77 LFeb. 11 at Southern Utah* 42 60 LFeb. 13 UMKC* 78 94 L Feb. 18 Youngstown State* 76 70 WFeb. 20 Oakland* 79 73 WMid-Con Tournament (Moline, Ill.)Feb. 26 vs UMKC 70 58 WMar. 1 vs Valparaiso 83 62 WMar. 2 vs Youngstown State 57 52 WNCAA Tournament First Round (West Lafayette, Ind.)Mar. 13 at Purdue 48 68 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game


Mid-Con Record 8-8Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner

Nov. 29 Oklahoma State# 51 68 LDec. 2 Valparaiso* 48 60 LDec. 4 IUPUI* 66 61 WDec. 9 at Texas-Pan American 60 56 WDec. 11 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 58 60 LDec. 20 Washburn 74 42 WDec. 22 at Tulsa 51 78 LDec. 30 at New Mexico State 73 59 WJan. 1 at New Mexico 48 65 L

Jan. 6 at Western Illinois* 61 74 LJan. 8 at Chicago State* 71 62 WJan. 13 UMKC* 69 66 WJan. 20 Oakland* 60 46 WJan. 22 Youngstown State* 81 84 LJan. 24 at Belmont 74 86 LJan. 29 at Southern Utah* 58 55 WFeb. 3 Chicago State* 74 56 WFeb. 5 Western Illinois* 66 75 WFeb. 10 IUPUI* 49 51 LFeb. 12 at Valparaiso* 78 60 WFeb. 17 at Southern Utah* 52 58 LFeb. 19 at UMKC* 71 66 WFeb. 24 at Youngstown State* 40 77 LFeb. 26 at Oakland* 49 68 LMid-Con Tournament (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)March 3 vs Valparaiso 46 60 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Norman, Okla.)


Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner Mid-Con Tournament ChampionsNCAA First Round (Norman, Okla.)

Nov. 17 Oklahoma State# 63 71 LNov. 18 Oklahoma# 56 87 LNov. 22 Panhandle State 67 45 WNov. 25 at Wichita State 69 75 LNov. 29 Arkansas Tech 71 62 WDec. 2 Youngstown State* 74 71 WDec. 4 Southern Utah* 57 54 WDec. 7 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 74 61 WDec. 17 Florida Atlantic! 81 63 WDec. 19 Duke! 51 62 LDec. 30 at Baylor 56 80 LJan. 2 Tulsa 63 41 WJan. 6 Valparaiso* 79 67 WJan. 8 Oakland* 65 53 WJan. 13 at Western Illinois* 49 67 LJan. 15 at Chicago State* 77 81 LJan. 22 IUPUI* 70 47 WJan. 27 UMKC* 65 34 WJan. 29 Belmont 58 53 WFeb. 3 at IUPUI* 78 65 WFeb. 5 at Valparaiso* 63 65 LFeb. 10 at Oakland* 55 54 WFeb. 12 at Youngstown State* 69 58 WFeb. 17 Chicago State* 69 45 WFeb. 19 Western Illinois* 71 40 WFeb. 24 at Southern Utah* 65 72 LFeb. 26 at UMKC* 45 52 LMid-Con Tournament (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)

Mar. 3 vs Youngstown State 71 52 WMar. 5 vs Chicago State 54 35 WMar. 6 vs Oakland 61 46 WNCAA Tournament First Round (Norman, Okla.)Mar. 17 at Oklahoma 64 70 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Mabee Center)!-Fun in the Sun Shootout (Cancun, Mexico)

2001-02 SeasonOveall Record: 13-16 Mid-Con Record: 6-8

Head Coach: Jerry FinkbeinerPreseason WNIT (Boulder, Colo.)

Nov. 9 at Colorado^ 49 78 LNov. 17 Oklahoma# 38 73 LNov. 18 Oklahoma State# 52 83 LNov. 20 Langston 60 43 WNov. 24 Wichita State 62 58 WNov. 27 at Tulsa 63 61 WNov. 30 Baylor 46 74 LDec. 3 St. Gregory’s 61 47 WDec. 8 Southwest Texas 79 67 WDec. 17 Furman! 58 60 LDec. 18 Tulsa! 58 75 LDec. 28 at Texas-Pan American 74 63 WDec. 30 at Houston 62 73 LJan. 5 at UMKC* (2 OT) 74 69 WJan. 12 Oakland* 64 53 WJan. 14 IUPUI* 75 67 WJan. 19 at Western Illinois* 54 75 LJan. 21 at Valpraiso* 50 69 LJan. 26 Chicago State* 66 59 WJan. 28 Southern Utah* (2 OT) 88 85 WFeb. 2 UMKC* (OT) 75 72 WFeb. 9 at IUPUI* 76 94 LFeb. 11 at Oakland* 57 78 LFeb. 16 Valparaiso* 57 61 LFeb. 18 Western Illinois* 60 67 LFeb. 23 at Southern Utah* 79 86 LFeb. 25 at Chicago State* 48 62 LMid-Con Tournament (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)Mar. 2 vs Western Illinois (OT) 75 72 WMar. 4 vs Oakland 71 74 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game^-Preseason WNIT (Boulder, Colo.)#-Bertha Teague Classic (Stillwater, Okla.)!-Fun in the Sun Shootout (Cancun, Mexico)





Nov. 22 Oklahoma State# 67 47 WNov. 23 Oklahoma# 42 70 LNov. 27 Tulsa 74 66 WNov. 30 Lipscomb 80 62 WDec. 3 at Texas-Arlington 55 62 LDec. 13 Panhandle State^ 82 51 WDec. 15 Texas-San Antonio! 47 43 WDec. 17 Oklahoma State! 72 65 WDec. 28 at Arkansas Pine-Bluff 80 49 WDec. 30 St. Gregory’s 88 51 WJan. 3 at Lipscomb 82 68 WJan. 7 Houston 64 62 WJan. 11 at Chicago State* 59 65 LJan. 13 at Southern Utah* 66 49 WJan. 18 Oakland* 88 66 WJan. 20 IUPUI* 63 37 WJan. 25 at UMKC* 62 73 LJan. 28 Texas-Pan American 72 68 WFeb. 1 at Western Illinois* 33 68 LFeb. 3 at Valparaiso* 43 66 LFeb. 8 Southern Utah* 80 53 WFeb. 10 Chicago State* 69 38 WFeb. 15 at IUPUI* 55 52 WFeb. 17 at Oakland* 67 63 WFeb. 22 UMKC* 71 76 LMar. 1 Valparaiso* 65 80 LMar. 3 Western Illinois* 67 82 LMid-Con Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)Mar. 8 Valparaiso 56 94 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Tulsa, Okla.-TU)^-game played at the ORU Aerobics Center!-Fun in the Sun Shootout (Cancun, Mexico)

2003-04 Season Overall Record: 17-13 Mid-Con Record: 9-7


Nov. 22 #-Oklahoma 42 90 LNov. 25 Texas-Arlington 71 74 LNov. 29 Bacone 119 29 WDec. 1 at Tulsa 60 67 LDec. 6 Kansas-Newman 98 49 WDec. 12 Southwest Missouri State 37 90 LDec. 14 Texas-Pan American 67 57 WDec. 16 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 89 63 WDec. 20 at San Diego State 63 54 WDec. 22 at San Diego 57 77 LDec. 29 at Texas State 70 56 WJan. 3 at UMKC* 56 60 L

Jan. 5 at Southern Utah* 75 65 WJan. 10 Valparaiso* 67 66 WJan. 12 Western Illinois* 45 54 LJan. 17 at Chicago State* 63 54 WJan. 19 Centenary* 68 67 WJan. 24 at IUPUI* 62 67 LJan. 26 at Oakland* 45 61 LFeb. 2 UMKC* 52 79 LFeb. 7 IUPUI* (OT) 89 65 WFeb. 14 at Western Illinois* 46 71 LFeb. 16 at Valparaiso* 47 65 LFeb. 21 Oakland* 70 63 WFeb. 23 Chicago State* 75 52 WFeb. 28 Southern Utah* 67 66 WMar. 1 at Centenary* 81 50 WMid-Con Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)Mar. 6 vs. Oakland 57 49 WMar. 8 vs. Western Illinois (OT) 72 70 WMar. 9 vs. Valparaiso 63 64 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Oklahoma City, Okla.)


Mid-Con Record: 10-6Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner

Mid-Con Tournament ChampionsNCAA First Round

Nov. 19 Texas State 93 52 WNov. 22 Evangel 62 44 WNov. 26 Texas-Pan American 75 65 WNov. 30 Tulsa 64 68 LDec. 4 Oklahoma State# (OT) 65 61 WDec. 9 at Texas Tech 46 79 LDec. 13 St. Gregory’s 103 40 WDec. 16 at Wichita State 73 57 WDec. 19 Memphis! 87 79 WDec. 20 UMKC! 59 52 WDec. 30 at Lamar 52 50 WJan. 3 Oakland* 58 65 LJan. 6 at IUPUI* (2OT) 68 64 WJan. 8 at Valparaiso* 55 72 LJan. 11 Southern Utah* 43 49 LJan. 15 Centenary* 59 44 WJan. 22 at Chicago State* 62 50 WJan. 24 at Oakland* 55 77 LJan. 29 UMKC* 62 41 WJan. 31 at Centenary* 87 48 WFeb. 3 IUPUI* 88 52 WFeb. 7 Western Illinois* 53 48 WFeb. 12 Chicago State* 58 54 WFeb. 19 at Western Illinois* 52 67 LFeb. 21 at UMKC* 72 68 WFeb. 26 Valparaiso* 58 69 L

Feb. 28 at Southern Utah* 73 71 WMid-Con Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 6 Chciago State 46 44 WMar. 7 Western Illinois 43 37 WMar. 8 UMKC 48 42 WNCAA Tournament First Round (Dallas, Texas)Mar. 19 Texas 47 64 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Mabee Center)!-Fun in the Sun Shootout (Cancun, Mexico)

2005-06 Season Overall Record: 16-12Mid-Con Record: 10-6

Head Coach: Jerry FinkbeinerPreseason WNIT (Albequerque, N.M.)

Nov. 11 at New Mexico 52 69 LNov. 21 Jackson State 96 70 WNov. 23 Southwestern Okla. State 72 61 WNov. 26 Lamar 111 84 WDec. 3 vs. Oklahoma# 76 107 LDec. 5 Wichita State 81 49 WDec. 10 at Tulsa 73 88 LDec. 15 at Texas Tech 58 99 LDec. 19 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s! 94 78 WDec. 20 vs. Missouri State! 85 90 LDec. 30 Bethany 86 74 WJan. 2 at Chicago State* 65 59 WJan. 4 at Southern Utah 92 71 WJan. 7 Western Illinois* 56 68 LJan. 9 at Valparaiso* 54 81 LJan. 16 IUPUI* 58 61 LJan. 23 UMKC* 62 73 LJan. 28 at Western Illinois* 47 37 WJan. 30 at Centenary* 72 50 WFeb. 4 Chciago State* 53 49 WFeb. 6 Southern Utah* 71 56 WFeb. 11 at IUPUI* 46 50 LFeb. 13 Oakland* 70 72 LFeb. 18 at UMKC* 60 50 WFeb. 20 at Oakland * 55 54 WFeb. 25 Centenary* 70 43 WFeb. 27 Valparaiso* 53 31 WMid-Con Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 5 Oakland 37 50 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game#-Bertha Teague Classic (Stillwater, Okla.)!-Fun in the Sun Shootout (Cancun, Mexico)



2006-07 SeasonOverall Record: 22-11Mid-Con Record: 8-6

Head Coach: Jerry FinkbeinerMid-Con Tournament Champions

NCAA First Round (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Nov. 11 North Dakota State 82 67 WNov. 18 at Central Arkansas 93 59 WNov. 20 Tulsa 74 61 WNov. 22 Southern 88 46 WNov. 25 at Texas 40 79 LNov. 29 Arkansas Pine-Bluff 74 54 WDec. 2 vs. Oklahoma State 53 78 LDec. 6 at Wichita State 71 55 WDec. 14 at Texas Tech 67 79 LDec. 16 St. Gregory’s 111 42 WDec. 21 at Creighton 64 72 LDec. 29 Evangel 87 46 WDec. 30 Central Arkansas 88 55 WJan. 6 Valparaiso* 54 57 LJan. 8 Western Illinois* 41 44 LJan. 13 at UMKC* 66 45 WJan. 15 at Southern Utah* 45 58 LJan. 19 Texas-Pan American 68 47 WJan. 22 at Centenary* 86 61 WJan. 27 IUPUI* 71 56 WJan. 29 Oakland* (OT) 64 58 LFeb. 3 at Western Illinois* 55 52 WFeb. 5 at Valparaiso* 56 66 LFeb. 10 Southern Utah* 60 52 WFeb. 12 UMKC* 62 53 WFeb. 17 Chicago State 76 55 WFeb. 19 Centenary* 87 58 WFeb. 24 at Oakland* 60 57 WFeb. 26 at IUPUI* 56 60 LMid-Con Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 4 vs. UMKC 52 44 WMar. 5 vs. Valparaiso 69 63 WMar. 6 vs. Oakland 72 55 WNCAA Tournament First Round (Minneapolis, Minn.)Mar. 17 vs. Purdue 42 63 L*-Mid-Continent Conference Game


Summit League Record: 10-8Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner

Summit League Tournament Champions NCAA First Round (West Lafayette, Ind.)

Nov. 10 Cameron 70 50 WNov. 12 at Tulsa 48 33 WNov. 17 Northern Colorado 83 56 WNo. 24 at Central Arkansas 73 54 W

Dec. 1 at Texas Southern 48 52 LDec. 3 at Boise State 64 73 LDec. 8 South Dakota State* 67 57 WDec. 10 North Dakota State* 73 68 W (OT)Dec. 15 Missouri State 96 79 WDec. 18 at Texas Tech 61 91 LDec. 21 Creighton 57 60 LDec. 28 at Oklahoma State 65 83 LJan. 1 at UTPA 60 40 WJan. 5 at Centenary* 77 57 WJan. 12 at Oakland* 57 71 LJan. 14 at IPFW 81 62 WJan. 19 Western Illinois* 46 60 LJan. 21 IUPUI* 49 68 LJan. 26 at Southern Utah* 49 52 LJan. 28 at UMKC* 67 63 WFeb. 2 Centenary* 79 35 WFeb. 9 IPFW* 88 71 WFeb. 11 Oakland* 73 66 WFeb. 16 at IUPUI* 66 69 LFeb. 18 at Western Illinois* 51 54 LFeb. 23 UMKC* 65 56 WFeb. 25 Southern Utah* 71 42 WMar. 1 at North Dakota State* 72 75 L(2OT)Mar. 3 at South Dakota State* 67 88 LSummt League Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)Mar. 9 vs. IPFW 82 67 WMar. 10 vs. Oakland 71 61 WMar. 11 vs. IUPUI 66 53 WNCAA Tournament First Round (Minneapolis, Minn.)Mar. 23 vs. No. 1 Tennessee 55 94 L*-The Summit League Conference Game


Summit League Record: 6-12 Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner

Nov. 15 at Marquette 67 89 LNov. 18 Wichita State 89 76 WNov. 22 Tulsa 65 50 WNov. 24 Central Arkansas 75 42 WNov. 26 at Missouri State 56 51 WNov. 29 Houston Baptist 101 59 WDec. 2 at Nebraska 51 70 LDec. 6 at South Dakota State* 62 76 LDec. 8 at North Dakota State* 57 76 LDec. 16 at Oklahoma State 48 58 LDec. 19 vs. USC-Upstate 82 60 WDec. 20 vs. Texas-San Antonio 62 74 LDec. 29 Sam Houston State 83 41 WJan. 3 Centenary* 95 42 WJan. 10 Oakland* 48 62 LJan. 12 IPFW* 78 71 WJan. 17 at Western Illinois* 71 81 L

Jan. 19 at IUPUI* 51 59 LJan. 24 Southern Utah* 64 59 WJan. 26 UMKC* 68 59 WJan. 31 at Centenary* 56 67 LFeb. 7 at IPFW* 64 67 LFeb. 9 at Oakland* 75 79 L OTFeb. 14 IUPUI* 57 62 LFeb. 16 Western Illinois* 58 63 LFeb. 21 at UMKC* 58 55 WFeb. 23 at Southern Utah* 76 74 W OTFeb. 28 North Dakota State* 55 64 LMarch 2 South Dakota State* 64 71 LSummit League Tournament (Sioux Falls, S.D.)March 7 vs. South Dakota State 49 77 L



WNIT First Round

Nov. 13 UT Pan American 98 65 WNov. 15 at #20 Kansas 80 106 LNov. 20 LaSalle 76 55 WNov. 28 at Houston Baptist 107 67 WNov. 30 at Sam Houston State 101 85 WDec. 1 at Texas 80 94 LDec. 5 Southern Utah 109 62 WDec. 7 UMKC 99 72 WDec. 12 at Tulsa 74 69 W OTDec. 16 at Baylor 76 101 LDec. 19 Missouri State 81 99 LDec. 22 at Oklahoma State 65 90 LDec. 28 Evangel 82 66 WJan. 2 at North Dakota State 66 68 LJan. 4 at South Dakota State 81 72 WJan. 9 IPFW 72 74 LJan. 11 Oakland 77 62 WJan. 16 at Western Illinois 82 57 WJan. 18 at IUPUI 85 60 WJan. 23 at Centenary 95 65 WJan. 30 South Dakota State 86 75 WFeb. 1 North Dakota State 81 75 WFeb. 6 at Oakland 91 87 WFeb. 8 at IPFW 83 96 LFeb. 13 IUPUI 114 43 WFeb. 15 Western Illinois 82 52 WFeb. 20 Centenary 95 38 WFeb. 27 at UMKC 93 79 WMarch 1 at Southern Utah 94 70 WSummit League Tournament (Sioux Falls, S.D.)March 6 Southern Utah 97 81 WMarch 8 UMKC 77 71 WMarch 9 South Dakota State 75 79 L OTWNIT First Round (Springfield, Mo.)March 19 at Missouri State 53 75 L





WNIT Third Round

Nov. 12 UT-Arlington 110 58 WNov. 14 North Texas 120 87 WNov. 16 Tulsa 85 86 LNov. 19 at Harvard^ 76 84 LNov. 20 at Villanova^ 52 61 LNov. 22 at La Salle 67 87 LNov. 27 Houston 89 93 LNov. 30 at Missouri State 75 66 WDec. 2 at Western Illinois 68 66 WDec. 4 at IUPUI 83 70 WDec. 16 at Arkansas 63 80 LDec. 22 at Oklahoma State 48 77 LDec. 29 IPFW 91 78 WDec. 31 Oakland 96 74 WJan. 3 NE Oklahoma State 83 57 WJan. 8 South Dakota State 77 62 WJan. 10 North Dakota State 84 74 WJan. 15 UMKC 90 79 WJan. 17 Southern Utah 115 75 WJan. 22 Centenary 92 55 WJan. 29 at IPFW 76 74 WJan. 31 at Oakland 80 72 W 2OTFeb. 5 North Dakota State 98 69 WFeb. 7 South Dakota State 85 78 WFeb. 12 at Southern Utah 93 101 LFeb. 14 at UMKC 77 81 LFeb. 19 at Centenary 101 66 WFeb. 26 Western Illinois 101 75 WFeb. 28 IUPUI 96 66 WSummit League Tournament (Sioux Falls, SD)Mar. 5 Western Illinois 108 79 WMar. 7 Oakland 62 96 LWNIT First Round (Forth Worth, TX)Mar. 17 TCU 78 74 WWNIT Second Round (Tulsa, OK)Mar. 21 Tulane 92 86 WWNIT Third Round (Tulsa, OK)Mar. 23 Arkansas 59 78 L^- Navy Classic



RESULTS BY OPPONENT

vs. Akron: 1-101/07/88 Akron W, 79-6512/31/95 vs. Akron L, 60-77

vs. Alabama: 0-402/20/92 at Alabama L,75-10002/25/93 at Alabama L, 52-11201/02/97 at Alabama L, 65-7001/17/97 Alabama L, 67-101

vs. Alcorn State: 1-002/28/97 Alcorn State W, 77-59

vs. Arizona State: 1-101/12/85 ASU W, 63-5911/28/86 at ASU L, 62-99

vs. Arkansas: 8-1502/05/77 Arkansas W, 69-3702/16/78 at Arkansas W, 88-7102/03/79 at Arkansas W, 63-4601/19/80 at Arkansas L, 64-6603/07/81 Arkansas W, 59-5712/07/81 Arkansas W,75-6101/12/82 at Arkansas L, 57-6112/10/83 Arkansas W, 71-6512/17/83 at Arkansas L, 70-8411/19/84 at Arkansas L, 55-7812/05/85 Arkansas W, 78-7202/19/87 at Arkansas L, 66-11501/02/88 Arkansas W, 77-6612/12/88 at Arkansas L, 69-11301/20/92 at Arkansas L, 64-8803/01/93 at Arkansas L, 60-9602/23/94 at Arkansas L, 51-8501/11/95 Arkansas L, 63-7802/22/96 at Arkansas L, 45-6812/02/97 Arkansas L, 59-8211/28/99 at Arkansas L, 56-8412/16/10 at Arkansas L, 63-803/23/11 Arkansas# L, 59-78

vs. Arkansas-Little Rock: 1-001/26/88 at UALR W, 84-66

vs. Arkansas-Monticello: 0-202/10/90 UAM L, 92-12801/04/91 UAM L, 95-104

vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff: 6-101/30/88 at UAPB W, 70-6802/06/88 UAPB W, 81-7502/24/90 at UAPB L, 83-109

02/19/96 UAPB W, 90-6912/28/02 at UAPB W, 80-4912/16/03 UAPB W, 89-6311/29/06 UAPB W, 74-54

vs. Arkansas Tech: 1-011/29/00 ATU W,71-62

vs. Auburn: 0-202/21/92 at Auburn L, 45-9902/23/93 at Aurburn L, 42-78

vs. Bacone: 1-011/29/03 Bacone W, 119-29

vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan: 2-211/19/89 OWU L, 56-7002/03/89 at OWU L, 65-8911/08/90 at OWU W, 79-7301/24/91 OWU W, 85-56

vs. Baylor: 2-511/26/83 Baylor W, 87-7112/13/87 vs. Baylor W, 86-7301/29/94 Baylor L, 65-8401/07/95 at Baylor L, 49-7812/30/00 at Baylor L, 56-8011/30/01 Baylor L, 46-7412/16/09 at Baylor L, 76-109

vs. Belmont: 2-411/15/97 Belmont L, 68-5101/27/98 at Belmont L, 56-6311/19/98 at Belmont L, 53-6601/18/99 Belmont W, 66-5201/24/00 at Belmont L, 74-8601/29/01 Belmont W, 58-53

vs. Bethany: 1-012/39/05 Bethany W, 86-74

vs. Boise State: 0-112/03/07 at Boise State L, 64-73

vs. Brigham Young: 0-101/10/88 BYU L, 87-100

vs. Buffalo: 1-201/03/98 at Buffalo L, 27-6802/02/98 Buffalo W, 71-5502/28/98 vs. Buffalo* L, 52-63

vs. Butler: 2-001/24/87 Butler W, 65-5702/21/87 at Butler W, 80-77

vs. California: 0-212/03/83 at Cal L, 61-6411/30/84 at Cal L, 66-85

vs. Cal Poly-Pomona: 0-211/27/78 CPP L, 61-6311/24/79 vs. CPP L, 76-82 (OT)

vs. Cal State-Fullerton: 1-112/15/78 vs. Fullerton L, 69-7512/20/98 at Fullerton W, 82-70

vs. Cal State-Northridge: 1-101/14/95 CSUN W, 64-5612/22/99 at CSUN L, 55-70

vs. Cal State-Sacramento: 1-001/13/95 Sacramento W, 71-50

vs. Cameron: 5-102/26/77 Cameron W, 69-4703/05/77 vs. Cameron W, 62-4701/27/81 at Cameron L, 62-7101/20/96 Cameron W, 76-6012/08/98 Cameron W, 75-4911/10/07 Cameron W, 70-50

vs. Centenary: 15-101/19/04 Centenary W, 68-6703/01/04 at Centenary W, 81-5001/15/05 Centenary W, 59-4401/31/05 at Centenary W, 87-4801/30/06 at Centenary W, 72-5002/25/06 Centenary W, 70-4301/22/07 at Centenary W, 86-6102/19/07 Centenary W, 87-5801/05/08 at Centenary W, 77-5702/02/08 Centenary W, 79-3501/03/09 Centenary W, 95-4201/31/09 at Centenary L, 56-6701/23/10 at Centenary W, 95-6502/20/10 Centenary W, 95-381/22/11 Centenary W, 92-552/19/11 at Centenary W, 101-66

vs. Central Arkansas: 4-111/30/89 at UCA L, 66-10911/18/06 at UCA W, 93-5912/30/06 UCA W, 88-55


RESULTS BY OPPONENT

11/24/07 at UCA W, 73-5411/24/08 UCA W, 75-42

vs. Central Missouri: 0-302/20/82 at UCM L, 69-8212/08/89 at UCM L, 66-10712/07/90 at UCM L, 76-97

vs. Chicago State: 18-301/24/98 Chicago State W, 90-4602/19/98 at Chicago State W, 80-5602/04/99 Chicago State W, 75-5601/28/99 at Chicago State W, 86-5201/08/00 at Chicago State W, 71-6202/03/00 Chicago State W, 74-5601/15/01 at Chicago State L, 77-8102/17/01 Chicago State W, 69-4503/05/01 at Chicago State* W, 53-3501/26/02 Chicago State W, 66-5902/25/02 at Chicago State L, 48-6201/11/03 at Chicago State L, 59-6502/10/03 Chicago State W, 69-3801/17/04 at Chicago State W, 63-5401/22/05 at Chicago State W, 62-5002/23/04 Chicago State W, 75-5202/12/05 Chicago State W, 58-5403/06/05 vs. Chicago State* W, 46-4401/02/06 at Chicago State W, 65-5902/04/06 Chicago State W,53-4902/17/07 Chicago State W, 76-55

vs. Cincinnati: 0-111/22/97 at Cincinnati L, 42-70

vs. Clemson: 0-102/27/92 at Clemson L, 54-98

vs. Colorado: 0-111/09/01 at Colorado L, 49-78

vs. Creighton: 1-701/05/84 Creighton W, 81-6401/04/86 at Creighton L, 63-8101/21/89 Creighton L, 94-10012/06/89 at Creighton L, 63-11501/01/91 at Creighton L, 71-10512/17/91 at Creighton L, 77-9812/21/06 at Creighton L, 64-7212/21/07 Creighton L, 57-60

vs. Crowder: 1-001/18/80 vs. Crowder W, 86-67

vs. Dayton: 1-112/07/96 Dayton W, 74-5811/23/97 at Dayton L, 63-66

vs. Delaware State: 1-012/20/95 vs. Delaware State W, 72-55

vs. Detroit: 1-102/02/87 at Detroit L, 78-9302/16/87 Detroit W, 96-88

vs. Drake: 0-111/24/78 Drake L, 38-59

vs. Duke: 0-112/19/00 vs. Duke L, 51-62

vs. East Central: 4-202/27/76 vs. East Central W, 63-5102/22/79 vs. East Central W, 67-4702/06.89 East Central L, 77-9401/10/90 at East Central L, 77-8301/17/91 East Central W, 82-6402/02/91 East Central W, 72-69

vs. Eastern Illinois: 0-101/25/95 at Eastern Illinois L, 43-52

vs. East Texas Baptist: 1-102/07/94 ETBU L, 63-66 (OT)02/22/95 ETBU W, 70-63

vs. Eastern Kentucky: 1-012/31/84 vs. EKU W, 81-78

vs. El Reno: 1-002/14/76 at El Reno W, 75-58

vs. Emporia State: 2-112/01/79 at Emporia State W, 92-7112/10/82 Emporia State W, 80-6501/06/90 vs. Emporia State L, 62-94

vs. Evangel: 5-101/15/77 Evangel W, 96-4901/08/96 Evangel L, 70-7411/30/98 Evangel W, 72-5811/22/04 Evangel W, 62-4412/29/06 Evangel W, 87-4612/28/09 Evangel W, 82-66

vs. Evansville: 1-102/07/87 Evansville W, 97-80

02/25/87 at Evansville L, 80-92

vs. Fairfield: 1-012/30/82 vs. Fairfield W, 73-59

vs. Florida Atlantic: 1-012/17/00 vs. FAU W, 71-63

vs. Florida State: 1-212/15/79 vs. Florida State W, 74-6802/29/92 at Florida State L, 59-10402/16/93 at Florida State L, 53-74

vs. Fordham: 1-012/27/77 vs. Fordham W, 72-59

vs. Fort Hays State: 2-011/18/78 Fort Hays State W, 70-5311/29/79 at Fort Hays State W, 73-65

vs. Furman: 0-212/13/86 at Furman L, 68-6912/17/01 vs. Furman L, 58-60

vs. Georgetown: 0-112/30/96 Georgetown L, 65-70

vs. Georgia: 1-511/22/80 at Georgia L, 73-10312/13/80 Georgia W, 63-5802/03/92 at Georgia L, 74-7701/25/93 at Georgia L, 49-11612/14/97 Georgia L, 60-6411/22/98 at Georgia L, 64-118

vs. Georgia State: 0-111/24/80 at Georgia State L, 69-80

vs. Grambling State: 0-212/03/88 vs. Grambling State L, 66-9011/30/91 vs. Grambling State L, 77-78

vs. Grand View: 1-002/11/78 at Grand View W, 83-78

vs. Hampton: 1-003/04/96 Hampton W, 86-62

vs. Hardin-Simmons: 6-001/30/84 at Hardin-Simmons W,92-6303/05/84 Hardin-Simmons W, 91-69 01/28/85 Hardin-Simmons W, 84-70 03/04/85 at Hardin-Simmons W, 74-68


01/27/86 Hardin-Simmons W, 92-4503/03/86 at Hardin-Simmons W, 89-60

vs. Hastings: 2-011/30/79 vs. Hastings W, 99-7612/03/90 Hastings W, 79-74

vs. Hawai’i: 1-303/17/83 vs. Hawai’i# W, 69-6011/23/83 Hawai’i L, 66-7312/03/84 at Hawai’i L, 61-7212/04/84 at Hawai’i L, 56-73

vs. Houston: 1-301/08/81 Houston L, 55-6712/30/01 at Houston L, 62-7301/07/02 Houston W, 64-6211/27/10 Houston L, 89-93

vs. Houston Baptist: 2-011/29/08 Houston Baptist W, 101-5911/28/09 Houston Baptist W, 107-67

vs. Illinois: 0-112/13/86 at Illinois L, 67-97

vs. Illinois-Chicago: 1-111/26/94 Illinois-Chicago W, 67-6112/09/95 at Illinois-Chicago L, 70-78

vs. IPFW: 6-301/14/08 at IPFW W, 81-6202/09/08 IPFW W, 88-7103/09/08 vs. IPFW* W, 82-6701/12/09 IPFW W, 78-7102/07/09 at IPFW L, 64-6701/09/10 IPFW L, 72-7402/08/10 at IPFW L, 83-9612/29/10 IPFW W, 91-781/29/11 at IPFW W, 76-74

vs. Iowa State: 0-101/02/06 Iowa State L, 57-70

vs. IUPUI: 16-1112/05/98 at IUPUI L, 59-6502/04/99 IUPUI W, 70-5812/04/99 IUPUI W, 66-6102/10/00 at IUPUI L, 49-5101/22/01 IUPUI W, 70-4702/03/01 at IUPUI W, 78-6501/14/02 IUPUI W, 75-67

02/09/02 at IUPUI L, 76-9401/20/03 IUPUI W, 63-3702/15/03 at IUPUI W, 55-5201/24/04 at IUPUI L, 62-67 (OT)02/04/04 IUPUI W, 89-6501/06/05 at IUPUI W, 68-65(OT)02/03/05 IUPUI W, 88-5201/16/06 IUPUI L, 58-6102/11/06 at IUPUI L, 46-5001/27/07 IUPUI W, 71-5602/26/07 at IUPUI L, 56-6001/21/08 IUPUI L, 49-6802/16/08 at IUPUI L, 66-6903/11/08 vs. IUPUI^ W, 66-5301/19/09 at IUPUI L, 51-5902/14/09 IUPUI L, 57-6201/18/10 at IUPUI W, 85-6002/03/10 IUPUI W, 114-4312/4/10 at IUPUI W, 83-702/28/11 IUPUI W, 96-66

vs. Jackson State: 3-012/04/93 vs. Jackson State W, 64-5712/17/96 Jackson State W, 71-5311/21/05 Jackson State W, 96-70

vs. John Brown: 9-212/08/75 John Brown W, 103,3301/24/76 at John Brown W, 70-3611/18/76 at John Brown W, 84-7501/18/84 John Brown W, 79-5402/04/85 at John Brown L, 60-6611/23/85 John Brown W, 78-5301/22/87 at John Brown W, 74-6202/11/88 John Brown W, 76-7312/16/89 John Brown L, 62-7901/29/91 at John Brown W, 89-7602/16/91 John Brown W, 64-50

vs. Kansas: 0-1011/26/77 vs. Kansas L, 61-9411/24/84 Kansas L, 77-8412/07/85 Kansas L, 76-7701/02/86 at Kansas L, 54-10001/04/87 at Kansas L, 73-8212/02/88 at Kansas L, 75-8901/03/89 Kansas L, 52-10801/12/93 at Kansas L, 53-10912/03/93 at Kansas L, 66-9411/15/09 at Kansas L, 80-106

vs. Kansas State: 2-501/02/84 at Kansas State L, 62-7901/08/86 Kansas State W, 78-8501/08/87 at Kansas State L, 57-9501/08/88 Kansas State W, 58-5712/08/88 at Kansas State L, 58-8312/03/91 at Kansas State L, 64-6612/10/92 at Kansas State L, 44-77

vs. Nebraska-Kearney: 0-112/09/89 UNK L, 65-103

vs. Lamar: 3-412/05/87 vs. Lamar W, 82-8001/12/89 Lamar L, 72-9303/04/89 at Lamar L, 67-10612/01/92 at Lamar L, 75-8403/08/93 at Lamar L, 52-8512/30/04 at Lamar W, 52-5011/26/05 Lamar W, 111-84

vs. Langston: 12-202/19/77 vs. Langston W, 65-5111/28/77 Langston W, 90-5202/18/78 at Langston W, 81-6201/14/80 Langston W, 92-6402/06/80 at Langston L, 81-8302/02/81 at Langston W, 84-5602/12/81 Langston W, 89-5312/09/81 at Langston W, 80-6401/30/82 Langston W, 99-4602/01/90 at Langston L, 85-9602/20/90 Langston W, 7807402/07/91 at Langston W, 98-8702/19/91 Langston W, 86-7111/20/01 Langston W, 60-43

vs. La Salle: 1-111/20/09 La Salle W, 76-5511/22/10 at La Salle L, 67-87

vs. Lipscomb: 2-011/30/02 Lipscomb W, 80-6201/03/03 at Lipscomb W, 82-68

vs. Louisiana Tech: 0-603/23/78 vs. La Tech L, 61-6001/14/81 at La Tech L, 67-9401/22/82 at La Tech L, 53-9402/23/82 La Tech L, 51-8902/21/84 at La Tech L, 61-9802/16/85 La Tech L, 59-78

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


vs. Loyola (Chicago): 1-101/31/87 at Loyola W, 81-6802/14/87 Loyola L, 71-78

vs. Lyon: 1-001/13/96 Lyon W, 58-53

vs. Marquette: 0-111/5/08 at Marquette L, 67-89

vs. McNeese State: 1-203/05/80 vs. McNeese L, 71-7201/10/81 *McNeese L, 89-8011/25/88 vs. McNeese L, 63-91* Forfeited due to use of an ineligible player

vs. Memphis: 2-801/12/78 vs. Memphis W, 68-6703/18/83 vs. Memphis# L, 61-8802/01/84 Memphis L, 65-6603/01/84 at Memphis L, 72-8503/07/88 at Memphis L, 71-9802/12/92 at Memphis L, 74-8401/22/93 at Memphis L, 55-8601/11/94 at Memphis L, 55-9301/09/97 vs. Memphis L, 64-93 12/19/04 at Memphis W, 87-79

vs. Miami (Fla.): 1-112/17/79 at Miami W, 68-5812/19/96 at Miami L, 49-69

vs. Michigan: 0-112/29/93 at Michigan L, 58-72

vs. Michigan State: 1-012/29/77 at Michigan State W, 70-67

vs. Middle Tennessee: 0-101/22/92 at MTSU L, 76-83

vs. Mississippi: 0-202/19/92 at Ole Miss L, 63-8702/02/93 at Ole Miss L, 53-87

vs. Mississippi State: 0-302/13/96 at Mississippi State L, 53-7011/29/96 Mississippi State L, 57-6301/28/97 at Mississippi State L, 62-77

vs. Mississippi Valley State: 1-411/27/93 vs. MVSU L, 77-78

11/24/95 vs. MVSU W, 71-7803/02/96 at MVSU L, 64-7901/19/94 at MVSU L, 67-6903/02/96 at MVSU L, 64-79

vs. Missouri: 0-501/11/84 at Missouri L, 70-10912/08/84 vs. Missouri L, 75-9501/11/88 at Missouri L, 70-9301/19/93 at Missouri L, 53-7502/09/95 at Missouri L, 59-81

vs. Missouri Baptist: 0-111/10/89 vs. MBU L, 72-77

vs. Missouri State*: 8-511/27/77 at Missouri State W, 73-6401/07/78 Missouri State W, 85-4811/14/78 at Missouri State W, 72-5612/03/82 at Missouri State W, 84-6701/08/83 Missouri State W, 83-6401/30/96 at Missouri State L, 46-7112/12/03 at Missouri State L, 37-9012/20/05 vs. Missouri State L, 85-9012/15/07 Missouri State W, 96-7911/26/08 at Missouri State W, 56-5112/19/09 Missouri State L, 81-9903/19/10 vs. Missouri State# L, 53-7511/30/11 at Missouri State W, 75-66* Formerly known as Southwest Missouri State

vs. Missouri Southern: 5-301/31/76 MSSU W, 67-6402/09/76 at MSSU W, 68-6401/24/77 MSSU W, 74-5402/23/77 at MSSU W, 58-5602/26/83 MSSU W, 106-5311/17/89 at MSSU L, 43-7901/04/93 at MSSU L, 64-106 12/06/93 MSSU L, 62-74

vs. Mt. Saint Mary’s: 1-012/19/05 vs. Mt. Saint Mary’s W, 84-78

vs. Nebraska: 0-411/27/87 at Nebraska L, 87-10012/05/89 at Nebraska L, 61-11012/31/90 at Nebraska L, 62-9512/02/08 at Nebraska L, 51-70

vs. Nebraska-Omaha: 1-101/13/78 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W, 63-51

01/04/79 vs. Nebraska-Omaha L, 63-64vs. Nevada-Reno: 1-012/16/88 Nevada W, 96-74

vs. UNLV: 0-112/09/91 at UNLV L, 77-96

vs. Newman: 1-012/06/03 Newman W, 98-49

vs. New Mexico: 2-311/20/78 New Mexico W, 76-6411/23/79 at New Mexico L, 58-8012/02/83 vs. New Mexico W, 84-7001/01/00 at New Mexico L, 48-6511/11/05 at New Mexico L, 52-69

vs. New Mexico State: 2-202/15/88 at New Mexico State L, 81-9011/28/88 New Mexico State W, 85-81 (OT)02/13/89 at New Mexico State L, 69-8212/30/99 at New Mexico State W, 73-59

vs. New Orleans: 2-202/18/85 New Orleans W, 68-6202/01/86 at New Orleans L, 80-9012/12/86 at New Orleans L, 64-6801/24/96 New Orleans W, 81-79(OT)

vs. Northeastern A&M: 3-112/06/75 at NU A&M W, 65-5301/26/75 NU A&M L, 54-5812/06/76 at NU A&M W, 66-6102/12/77 NU A&M W, 70-45

vs. North Carolina State: 0-112/20/91 vs. NC State L, 60-92

vs. North Dakota State: 5-411/11/06 North Dakota St W, 82-6712/10/07 North Dakota St W, 73-68 (OT)03/01/08 at North Dakota St L, 72-75 (2OT)11/08/08 at North Dakota St L, 57-7602/28/09 North Dakota St L, 55-6401/02/10 at North Dakota St L, 66-6802/01/10 North Dakota St W, 81-7501/10/11 at North Dakota St W, 84-7402/05/11 North Dakota St W, 98-69

vs. Northern Colorado: 1-011/17/07 Northern Colorado W, 83-56

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


vs. North Texas: 6-303/22/78 vs. North Texas W, 67-4801/20/79 at North Texas W, 63-5503/07/79 North Texas W, 62-5511/26/82 North Texas W, 82-6801/24/83 at North Texas W, 70-5102/29/88 at North Texas L, 64-8201/06/88 vs. North Texas L, 86-10212/30/97 vs. North Texas L, 72-8111/14/10 vs. North Texas W, 120-87

vs. Northern Illinois: 1-101/22/98 Northeastern Illinois W, 73-5002/21/98 at Northeastern Illinois L, 64-68

vs. Northeastern (Okla.) State: 8-302/17/76 NSU W, 77-6301/29/77 NSU W, 73-6402/21/77 at NSU L, 59-7302/23/79 NSU W, 88-6912/04/81 NSU W, 72-6111/29/82 NSU W, 62-5702/14/83 at NSU W, 77-6411/27/89 at NSU L, 66-9101/26/91 NSU W, 70-6902/04/91 at NSU L, 85-10001/03/11 NSU W, 83-57

vs. Northwestern Oklahoma: 6-412/08/77 at NWOSU W, 76-6001/21/78 NWOSU W, 74-5702/24/78 vs. NWOSU W, 67-5312/09/78 NWOSU L, 61-6201/31/79 at NWOSU W, 54-5012/31/79 NWOSU W, 81-6301/21/80 at NWOSU W, 69-6612/11/80 at NWOSU L, 68-7901/24/81 NWOSU L, 55-6602/17/82 at NWOSU L, 59-64

vs. Northwestern (La.) State: 0-212/05/92 vs. Northwestern State L, 61-9412/2/94 vs. Northwestern State L, 69-94

vs. Northwest Missouri State: 3-011/25/77 vs. NWMSU W, 70-6301/13/79 at NWMSU W, 86-7001/27/79 NWMSU W, 69-67

vs. Oakland: 20-1301/14/99 at Oakland W, 77-7502/20/99 Oakland W, 79-7301/20/00 Oakland W, 60-46

02/26/00 at Oakland L, 49-6801/08/01 Oakland W, 65-5302/10/01 at Oakland W, 55-5403/06/01 vs. Oakland^ W, 61-4601/12/02 Oakland W, 64-4302/11/02 at Oakland L, 57-7803/04/02 vs. Oakland* L, 71-7401/18/03 Oakland W, 88-6602/17/03 at Oakland W, 67-6301/26/04 at Oakland L, 45-6102/21/04 Oakland W, 70-6303/06/04 vs. Oakland* W, 57-4901/03/05 Oakland L, 58-6501/24/05 at Oakland L, 55-7702/13/06 Oakland L, 70-7202/20/06 at Oakland W, 55-5403/05/06 vs. Oakland* L, 37-5001/29/07 Oakland L, 64-68 (OT)02/24/07 at Oakland W, 60-5703/06/07 Oakland^ W, 72-5501/12/08 at Oakland L, 57-7102/11/08 Oakland W, 73-6603/10/08 vs. Oakland* W, 71-6101/10/09 Oakland L, 48-6202/09/09 at Oakland L, 75-79 (OT)01/11/10 Oakland W, 77-6202/06/10 at Oakland W, 91-8712/31/10 Oakland W, 96-7401/31/11 at Oakland W, 80-72 (2OT)03/07/11 vs. Oakland* L, 62-96

vs. Oklahoma: 14-1512/15/76 Oklahoma L, 56-5901/17/77 at Oklahoma W, 62-5801/03/78 Oklahoma W, 84-5502/04/78 at Oklahoma W, 81-6202/25/78 vs. Oklahoma W, 57-5312/05/78 at Oklahoma L, 64-7201/08/79 Oklahoma W, 62-4902/24/79 vs. Oklahoma W, 69-6601/24/80 at Oklahoma W, 64-5202/02/80 Oklahoma W, 77-6302/22/80 at Oklahoma W, 73-6011/29/80 Oklahoma W, 80-7602/16/81 at Oklahoma L, 59-6602/26/81 vs. Oklahoma W, 72-6201/18/82 Oklahoma W, 93-7202/13/82 at Oklahoma W, 95-7801/04/83 Oklahoma W, 86-7201/07/84 at Oklahoma L, 77-10101/11/85 Oklahoma L, 66-6701/11/86 at Oklahoma L, 78-10112/04/86 Oklahoma L, 72-87

12/02/87 at Oklahoma L, 94-10312/10/88 Oklahoma L, 83-9711/28/99 Oklahoma L, 66-8311/18/00 Oklahoma L, 56-8703/17/01 at Oklahoma% L, 64-7011/17/01 vs. Oklahoma L, 38-7311/22/02 vs. Oklahoma L, 42-7011/22/03 vs. Oklahoma L, 42-90

vs. Oklahoma Baptist: 7-212/12/75 at Oklahoma Baptist W, 67-6001/08/76 Oklahoma Baptist W, 69-5402/06/76 vs. Oklahoma Baptist W, 48-4412/04/76 Oklahoma Baptist W, 79-3201/18/77 at Oklahoma Baptist W, 72-4602/17/77 vs. Oklahoma Baptist W, 64-4111/25/89 at Oklahoma Baptist L, 73-10701/29/90 Oklahoma Baptist L, 76-8802/17/92 Oklahoma Baptist W, 79-72

vs. Oklahoma Christian: 1-501/19/76 Oklahoma Christian W, 66-6002/02/76 at Oklahoma Christian L, 60-6101/12/90 at Oklahoma Christian L, 71-10002/22/90 Oklahoma Christian L, 73-9311/12/90 at Oklahoma Christian L, 88-10301/14/91 Oklahoma Christian L, 72-92

vs. Oklahoma City: 11-1011/27/79 at Oklahoma City L, 74-7502/04/80 Oklahoma City W, 85-6602/21/80 vs. Oklahoma City W, 80-6901/31/81 at Oklahoma City L, 82-9102/14/81 Oklahoma City W, 94-6612/15/81 at Oklahoma City L, 63-6902/15/82 Oklahoma City L, 67-8102/27/82 vs. Oklahoma City L, 81-8801/22/82 Oklahoma City W, 67-6102/05/83 at Oklahoma City W, 75-5901/16/84 at Oklahoma City W, 79-7202/11/84 Oklahoma City W, 78-6501/14/85 Oklahoma City W, 78-6202/09/85 at Oklahoma City L, 60-7901/13/86 Oklahoma City W, 83-7002/17/86 at Oklahoma City L, 95-9702/21/89 Oklahoma City L, 85-10102/12/90 Oklahoma City L 72-8511/26/90 at Oklahoma City L, 73-11401/10/90 Oklahoma City W, 97-7902/10/92 Oklahoma City W, 75-71

vs. Oklahoma State: 15-1912/11/76 Oklahoma State L, 68-77

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


12/10/77 Oklahoma State W, 57-5101/30/78 at Oklahoma State W, 73-6012/12/78 Oklahoma State W, 64-5802/14/79 at Oklahoma State W, 71-5412/11/79 at Oklahoma State W, 79-7702/16/80 Oklahoma State W, 90-7512/02/80 at Oklahoma State L, 79-8202/07/81 Oklahoma State W, 73-6402/24/81 vs. Oklahoma State W, 69-5401/27/82 at Oklahoma State L, 62-6302/06/82 Oklahoma State W, 81-7902/26/82 vs. Oklahoma State L, 75-7901/11/83 at Oklahoma State W, 93-7402/21/83 Oklahoma State W, 74-6612/05/83 Oklahoma State L, 69-7202/10/86 at Oklahoma State L, 83-9012/20/86 Oklahoma State W, 82-72 (OT)12/19/87 at Oklahoma State L, 74-8801/05/89 at Oklahoma State L, 67-8501/23/89 Oklahoma State L, 70-10001/03/92 at Oklahoma State L, 43-5711/11/98 Oklahoma State L, 58-6611/29/99 vs. Oklahoma State L, 51-6811/17/00 Oklahoma State L, 63-7111/18/01 at Oklahoma State L, 52-8311/22/02 vs. Oklahoma State W, 67-4712/17/02 vs. Oklahoma State W, 72-6512/04/04 Oklahoma State W, 65-61 (OT)12/02/06 at Oklahoma State L, 53-7812/28/07 at Oklahoma State L, 65-8312/16/08 at Oklahoma State L, 48-5812/22/09 at Oklahoma State L, 65-9012/22/10 at Oklahoma State L, 48-77

vs. Old Dominion: 0-112/28/77 vs. Old Dominion L, 49-82

vs. Oregon: 0-112/04/87 vs. Oregon L, 64-85

vs. Ozark Bible: 2-002/01/77 Ozark Bible W, 82-4702/14/77 at Ozark Bible W, 71-58

vs. School of the Ozarks: 1-202/11/89 Ozarks W, 101-6711/11/89 at Ozarks L, 53-7901/15/90 Ozarks L, 85-88

vs. University of the Ozarks: 0-211/13/89 Ozarks L, 56-7211/17/90 Ozarks L, 83-111

vs. Panhandle State: 3-102/05/76 vs. Panhandle State W, 56-5202/17/90 at Panhandle State L, 82-10111/22/00 Panhandle State W, 67-4512/13/02 Panhandle State W, 82-51

vs. Pepperdine: 0-112/07/97 at Pepperdine L, 72-80

vs. Peru State: 1-001/05/90 Peru State W, 75-72

vs. Phillips: 8-602/28/76 vs. Phillips L, 57-10503/10/77 vs. Phillips L, 74-9712/02/78 at Phillips W, 78-4602/07/79 Phillips W, 92-7002/11/80 Phillips W, 96-5212/08/80 Phillips W, 86-6501/28/81 at Phillips W, 67-5501/16/82 Phillips W, 82-6201/29/83 at Phillips W, 79-5712/02/89 at Phillips L, 81-10701/30/90 Phillips L, 87-0201/12/91 Phillips L, 76-92 02/23/91 at Phillips L, 78-9402/10/97 Phillips W, 75-66

vs. Pittsburg State: 4-101/23/80 Pittsburg State W, 77-5602/12/80 at Pittsburg State L, 60-6312/04/80 Pittsburg State W, 77-5702/04/81 at Pittsburg State W, 87-6711/28/95 Pittsburg State W, 67-53

vs. Prairie View A&M: 2-002/06/97 at PVAMU W, 64-4702/20/97 PVAMU W, 63-33

vs. Purdue: 0-203/13/99 at Purdue% L, 48-6803/17/07 vs. Purdue% L, 42-63

vs. Rice: 0-111/29/91 vs. Rice L, 78-87

vs. Saint Louis: 3-101/12/87 at Saint Louis W, 66-5202/09/87 Saint Louis W, 76-5301/16/88 Saint Louis W, 76-6702/08/88 at Saint Louis L, 63-71

vs. Saint Mary’s: 0-101/05/90 vs. St. Mary’s L, 66-68

vs. Sam Houston State: 3-112/20/94 Sam Houston State W, 62-4912/18/05 at Sam Houston State L, 54-9612/29/08 Sam Houston State W, 83-4111/30/09 at Sam Houston State W, 101-85

vs. San Diego: 0-112/22/03 at San Diego L, 57-77

vs. San Diego State: 1-102/23/88 at San Diego State L, 61-8612/20/03 at San Diego State W, 63-54

vs. San Francisco: 1-112/16/78 vs. San Francisco W, 57-5511/29/86 vs. San Francisco L, 74-84

vs. South Alabama: 0-112/31/96 vs. South Alabama L, 54-60

vs. South Dakota State: 5-512/08/07 South Dakota State W, 67-5703/03/08 at South Dakota State L, 67-8812/06/08 at South Dakota State L, 52-7603/02/09 South Dakota State L, 64-7103/07/09 vs. South Dakota State L, 49-7701/04/10 at South Dakota State W, 81-7201/30/10 South Dakota State W, 86-7503/09/10 vs. South Dakota State^ L, 75-79 (OT)01/08/11 at South Dakota State W, 77-6202/07/11 vs. South Dakota State W, 85-78

vs. Southeast Missouri: 0-311/19/90 SE Missouri L, 69-8702/20/95 at SE Missouri L, 45-6402/24/96 at SE Missouri L, 71-90

vs. Southeast Missouri State: 1-411/28/90 at SEMO L, 61-10012/09/93 at SEMO L, 44-6801/05/94 SEMO L, 54-6401/15/97 SEMO W, 74-5001/04/95 SEMO L, 55-74

vs. Southeastern Oklahoma: 3-103/04/77 vs. SE Oklahoma L, 64-65 03/11/77 vs. SE Oklahoma W, 84-7912/12/81 SE Oklahoma W, 77-6602/09/83 at SE Oklahoma W, 98-71

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


vs. Southern: 5-103/24/78 vs. Southern W, 75-7112/28/93 vs. Southern L, 62-8601/21/95 at Southern W, 75-4801/10/96 Southern W, 76-6201/23/97 at Southern W, 64-4811/22/06 Southern W, 88-46

vs. Southern Arkansas: 0-111/28/89 vs. Southern Arkansas L, 83-92

vs. Southern California: 0-112/18/78 at USC L, 65-81

vs. Southern Colorado: 1-012/08/90 vs. Southern Colorado W, 76-74

vs. Southern Methodist: 4-311/19/77 SMU W, 73-4302/14/78 at SMU W, 83-4812/14/84 at SMU L, 66-7512/13/85 at SMU W, 91-6901/27/87 SMU W, 89-8212/12/92 at SMU L, 72-10711/30/97 at SMU L, 48-71

vs. Southern Nazarene: 8-412/01/75 S. Nazarene W, 63-3502/13/76 vs. S. Nazarene W, 56-5502/24/65 at S. Nazarene W, 64-5211/29/76 S. Nazarene W, 71-5202/18/77 at S. Nazarene W, 76-5602/22/97 at S. Nazarene W, 90-5511/20/89 vs. S. Nazarene L, 53-11111/24/89 vs. S. Nazarene L, 45-10001/13/90 at S. Nazarene L, 55-10511/10/90 at S. Nazarene L, 82-9101/15/91 S. Nazarene W, 98-8811/19/99 S. Nazarene W, 71-68

vs. Southern Utah: 19-1101/06/96 Southern Utah L, 51-6612/04/97 at Southern Utah L,64-8602/23/98 Southern Utah L, 56-6401/23/99 Southern Utah W, 82-5602/11/99 at Southern Utah L, 42-6001/29/00 at Southern Utah W,58-5502/17/00 Southern Utah L,52-5812/04/00 Southern Utah W,57-5402/24/01 at Southern Utah L, 65-7201/28/02 Southern Utah W, 88-85 (2OT) 02/23/02 at Southern Utah L, 79-86

01/13/03 at Southern Utah W,66-4902/08/03 Southern Utah W, 80-5301/5/04 at Southern Utah W, 75-6502/28/04 Southern Utah W, 67-6601/11/05 Southern Utah L, 43-4902/28/05 at Southern Utah W, 73-7101/04/06 at Southern Utah W, 92-7102/06/06 Southern Utah W, 71-5601/15/07 at Southern Utah L, 45-5802/10/07 Southern Utah W, 60-5101/26/08 at Southern Utah L, 49-5202/25/08 Southern Utah W, 71-4201/24/09 Southern Utah W, 64-5902/23/09 at Southern Utah W, 76-74 (OT)12/05/09 Southern Utah W, 109-6203/01/10 at Southern Utah W, 94-7003/06/10 vs. Southern Utah W, 97-8101/17/11 Southern Utah W, 115-7502/12/11 at Southern Utah L, 101-93

vs. Southwest Baptist: 4-001/05/82 at SBU W, 74-5501/06/83 at SBU W, 103-6801/17/83 SBU W, 88-3911/21/89 SBU W, 80-72

vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State: 2-402/08/77 at SWOSU W, 79-5912/01/89 vs. SWOSU L, 64-13801/08/91 at SWOSU L, 72-9202/05/91 SWOSU L, 68-7802/25/91 at SWOSU L, 62-7411/23/05 SWOSU W, 72-61

vs. St. Gregory’s: 4-012/03/01 St. Gregory’s W, 61-4712/30/02 St. Gregory’s W, 88-5112/13/04 St. Gregory’s W, 103,4012/16/06 St. Gregory’s W, 111-42

vs. Stanford: 0-112/19/91 at Stanford L, 74-112

Stephen F. Austin: 1-112/15/84 vs. Stephen F. Austin W, 70-6812/14/85 vs. Stephen F. Austin L, 64-69

vs. Tarleton State: 0-303/12/77 vs. Tarleton State L, 68-7101/16/90 Tarleton State L, 64-7102/19/90 at Tarleton State L, 66-78

vs. Tabor: 1-012/06/90 Tabor W, 84-70

vs. Temple College: 1-101/14/78 vs. Temple L, 71-7712/05/80 Temple W, 74-46

vs. Tennessee: 0-103/23/08 vs. Tennessee% L, 55-94

vs. Texas: 3-511/21/77 at Texas W, 72-4302/22/78 Texas W, 75-4003/26/78 vs. Texas W, 100-8403/08/79 Texas L, 68-7703/12/81 vs. Texas L, 63-9703/19/05 vs. Texas% L, 47-6411/25/05 at Texas L, 40-7912/01/09 at Texas L, 80-94

vs. Texas A&M: 0-512/01/84 vs. Texas A&M L, 48-8712/19/84 Texas A&M L, 64-7312/03/85 at Texas A&M L, 61-7202/18/94 Texas A&M L, 61-7801/06/97 at Texas A&M L, 71-80

vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi: 1-112/11/99 at Texas A&M-CC L, 58-6012/07/00 Texas A&M-CC W, 74-61

vs. Texas-Arlington: 5-401/07/80 UTA W, 76-6802/10/81 at UTA W, 81-6211/28/81 UTA W, 70-6612/06/86 UTA W, 73-6911/26/88 vs. UTA L, 80-81 (2OT)12/17/88 UTA L, 79-8912/03/02 at UTA L, 55-6211/25/03 UTA L, 71-7411/12/10 UTA W, 110-58

vs. Texas Christian: 2-212/21/87 TCU W, 79-6712/21/87 at TCU L, 64-7912/18/88 TCU L, 74-8703/17/11 at TCU# W, 78-74

vs. Texas State: 3-012/08/01 Texas State W, 79-6712/29/04 at Texas State W, 70-5611/19/05 Texas State W, 93-52

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


vs. Texas-El Paso: 8-201/23/84 UTEP W, 72-6902/27/84 at UTEP W, 75-6201/21/85 at UTEP W, 80-6902/25/85 UTEP W, 71-6301/20/86 at UTEP W, 91-7002/24/86 UTEP W, 94-6502/13/88 at UTEP W, 69-5301/27/89 UTEP L, 74-7502/15/89 at UTEP L, 66-9611/25/91 at UTEP W, 82-79

vs. Texas-Pan American: 13-112/06/92 vs. UTPA W, 85-5911/26/93 UTPA W, 70-6802/01/94 at UTPA L, 48-4902/03/95 UTPA W, 65-5712/03/96 at UPTA W, 77-5702/03/97 UTPA W, 74-4812/09/99 at UTPA W, 60-5612/28/01 at UTPA W, 74-6301/28/03 UTPA W, 72-6812/14/03 at UTPA W, 67-5711/26/04 UTPA W, 75-6501/19/07 UTPA W, 68-4701/01/08 at UTPA W, 60-4011/13/09 UTPA W, 98-65

vs. Texas-San Antonio: 5-501/21/84 UTSA L, 72-7702/25/84 at UTSA L, 64-7501/19/85 at UTSA L, 56-8002/23/85 UTSA L, 57-6801/18/86 at UTSA W, 60-5402/22/86 UTSA W, 97-6102/27/88 at UTSA W, 92-7801/28/89 UTSA W, 92-7112/15/02 vs. UTSA W, 47-4312/20/08 vs. UTSA L, 62-74

vs. Texas Southern: 1-101/09/92 at Texas Southern W, 81-5212/01/07 at Texas Southern L, 48-52

vs. Texas Tech: 3-911/27/76 vs. Texas Tech L, 62-6603/25/78 vs. Texas Tech W, 81-6602/10/79 at Texas Tech L, 55-6502/18/80 Texas Tech L, 88-91 (OT)01/09/82 Texas Tech W, 87-7101/05/84 at Texas Tech L, 66-10112/19/85 Texas Tech W, 61-54

01/18/92 at Texas Tech L, 54-8801/09/04 at Texas Tech L, 46-7912/15/05 at Texas Tech L, 58-9912/14/06 at Texas Tech L, 67-6912/18/07 at Texas Tech L, 61-91

vs. Texas Wesleyan: 3-003/09/77 vs. Texas Wesleyan W, 69-5502/12/83 at Texas Wesleyan W, 94-7202/19/83 Texas Wesleyan W, 75-62

vs. Tulane: 1-202/03/86 at Tulane L, 71-7401/05/87 Tulane L, 68-7303/21/11 Tulane# W, 92-86

vs. Tulsa: 29-602/21/76 Tulsa W, 76-4803/06/76 at Tulsa W, 89-6312/02/76 Tulsa W, 68-5801/08/77 at Tulsa W, 81-5212/15/77 at Tulsa W, 112-4502/27/78 Tulsa W, 88-5111/29/78 Tulsa W, 71-5011/17/79 Tulsa W, 89-5001/28/80 at Tulsa W, 89-7701/17/81 at Tulsa W, 82-7401/22/81 at Tulsa W, 111-7712/02/81 Tulsa W, 77-5402/11/82 at Tulsa W, 67-6502/24/83 at Tulsa W, 86-8003/02/83 Tulsa W, 91-7112/12/83 Tulsa W, 81-6502/11/85 at Tulsa W, 74-5211/26/85 Tulsa W, 90-4302/15/86 at Tulsa W, 87-5112/02/86 at Tulsa W, 64-5801/19/87 Tulsa W, 49-4212/22/99 at Tulsa L, 51-7801/02/01 Tulsa W, 63-4111/27/01 at Tulsa W, 63-6112/18/01 vs. Tulsa L, 58-7511/27/02 Tulsa W, 74-6612/01/03 at Tulsa L, 60-6711/30/04 Tulsa L, 64-6812/10/05 at Tulsa L, 73-8811/20/06 Tulsa W, 74-6111/13/07 at Tulsa W, 48-3311/24/08 Tulsa W, 65-5012/12/09 at Tulsa W, 74-69 (OT)11/16/10 Tulsa L, 85-86

vs. UCLA: 0-112/17/78 at UCLA L, 64-85

vs. UMKC: 28-1801/15/83 UMKC W, 78-6401/09/84 at UMKC L, 72-7401/21/88 UMKC W, 111-9802/09/91 at UMKC L, 56-6312/29/92 vs. UMKC L, 35-64 12/11/93 vs. UMKC L, 78-8201/22/94 UMKC L, 70-7602/05/94 at UMKC L, 61-8912/08/94 at UMKC W, 70-6902/13/95 UMKC W, 93-7712/07/95 at UMKC L, 54-6211/30/96 at UMKC L, 54-8502/18/97 UMKC W, 64-5301/15/98 at UMKC L, 70-7702/14/98 UMKC L, 65-7301/07/99 at UMKC W, 80-7102/13/99 UMKC L, 78-9402/26/99 vs. UMKC* W, 70-5801/13/00 UMKC W, 69-6602/19/00 at UMKC W, 71-6601/27/01 UMKC W, 65-3402/26/01 at UMKC L, 45-5201/05/02 at UMKC W, 74-69 (2OT)02/02/02 UMKC W, 75-72 (OT)01/25/03 at UMKC L, 62-7302/22/03 UMKC L, 71-7601/03/04 at UMKC L, 56-6002/02/04 UMKC L, 52-7912/20/04 vs. UMKC W, 59-5201/29/05 UMKC W, 62-4102/21/05 at UMKC W, 72-6803/08/05 vs. UMKC^ W, 48-4201/23/06 UMKC L, 62-7302/18/06 at UMKC W, 60-5001/13/07 at UMKC W, 66-4502/10/07 UMKC W, 62-5203/04/07 UMKC* W, 52-4401/28/08 at UMKC W, 67-6302/23/08 UMKC W, 65-5601/26/09 UMKC W, 68-5902/21/09 at UMKC W, 58-5512/07/09 UMKC W, 99-7202/27/10 at UMKC W, 93-7903/08/10 vs. UMKC* W, 77-7101/15/11 UMKC W, 90-7902/14/11 at UMKC L, 77-81

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


vs. USAO: 1-102/07/76 vs. USAO L, 59-7212/15/86 USAO W, 82-70

vs. USC Upstate: 1-012/19/08 vs. USC Upstate W, 82-60

vs. U.S. International: 0-102/21/88 at U.S. International L,64-85

vs. Utah State: 1-001/12/80 Utah State W, 104-67

vs. Valparaiso: 7-1801/10/98 Valparaiso L, 77-83 (OT)02/05/98 at Valparaiso W, 69-5912/03/98 at Valparaiso L, 51-6502/06/99 Valparaiso L, 65-7703/01/99 vs. Valparaiso* W, 83-6212/02/99 Valparaiso L, 48-6002/12/00 at Valparaiso W, 78-6003/03/00 vs. Valparaiso* L, 46-6001/06/01 Valparaiso W, 79-6702/05/01 at Valparaiso L, 63-6501/21/02 at Valparaiso L, 50-6902/16/02 Valparaiso L, 57-7802/03/03 at Valparaiso L, 43-6603/01/03 Valparaiso L, 65-8003/08/03 vs. Valparaiso* L, 56-9401/10/04 Valparaiso W, 67-6602/16/04 at Valparaiso L,47-6503/09/04 vs. Valparaiso^ L, 63-6401/08/05 at Valparaiso L,55-7202/26/05 Valparaiso L,58-6901/09/06 at Valparaiso L,54-8102/27/06 Valparaiso W, 53-3101/06/07 Valparaiso L,54-5702/05/07 at Valparaiso L, 56-6603/05/07 Valparaiso* W, 69-63

vs. Washburn: 1-012/20/99 Washburn W, 74-42

vs. Washington State: 0-312/12/87 at Washington State L, 78-9412/02/95 at Washington State L, 54-8401/15/96 Washington State L, 59-83

vs. Wayland Baptist: 1-511/25/76 at Wayland Baptist L, 62-10102/13/84 Wayland Baptist W, 55-5301/04/85 at Wayland Baptist L, 56-78

01/14/89 Wayland Baptist L, 73-7701/23/90 Wayland Baptist L, 48-8402/15/90 at Wayland Baptist L, 55-102

vs. Weber State: 1-003/19/83 vs. Weber State# W, 78-75

vs. West Texas A&M: 3-511/26/76 vs. West Texas A&M L, 74-7502/09/79 at West Texas A&M W, 90-4401/28/84 at West Texas A&M L, 68-8503/03/84 West Texas A&M W, 86-6701/26/85 West Texas A&M L, 60-8203/02/85 at West Texas A&M L, 62-9701/25/86 West Texas A&M W, 88-7303/01/86 at West Texas A&M L, 85-87

vs. Western Illinois: 17-1612/01/95 vs. Western Illinois W, 70-5201/17/98 at Western Illinois W, 86-6602/12/98 Western Illinois W, 67-6501/02/99 Western Illinois W, 63-4801/30/99 at Western Illinois W, 76-6201/06/00 at Western Illinois L, 61-7402/05/00 Western Illinois L, 66-7501/13/01 at Western Illinois L, 49-6702/19/01 Western Illinois W, 71-4001/19/02 at Western Illinois L, 54-7502/18/02 Western Illinois L, 60-6703/02/02 vs. Western Illinois* W, 75-72 (OT)02/01/03 at Western Illinois L, 33-6803/03/03 Western Illinois L, 67-8201/12/04 Western Illinois L, 45-5402/14/04 at Western Illinois L, 46-7103/08/04 vs. Western Illinois* W, 72-70 (OT)02/07/05 Western Illinois W, 53-4802/19/05 at Western Illinois L, 52-6703/07/05 vs. Western Illinois* W, 43-3701/07/06 Western Illinois L, 56-6801/28/06 at Western Illinois W, 47-3701/08/07 Western Illinois L, 41-4402/03/07 at Western Illinois W, 55-5201/19/08 Western Illinois L, 46-6002/18/08 at Western Illinois L, 51-5401/17/09 at Western Illinois L, 71-8102/16/09 Western Illinois L, 58-6301/16/10 at Western Illinois W, 82-5702/15/10 Western Illinois W, 82-5212/02/10 at Western Illinois W, 68-6602/26/11 Western Illinois W, 101-7503/05/11 vs. Western Illinois* W, 108-79

vs. Wichita State: 11-812/03/77 Wichita State W, 78-4501/03/79 at Wichita State W, 88-5202/05/79 at Wichita State W, 90-6402/17/79 Wichita State W, 109-6611/25/83 Wichita State W, 69-6612/11/84 at Wichita State L, 62-7812/09/85 Wichita State W, 66-6212/10/86 at Wichita State L, 61-7211/30/88 at Wichita State L, 61-8301/17/94 Wichita State L, 69-7412/06/94 at Wichita State L, 65-8912/12/98 at Wichita State L, 41-5411/24/99 Wichita State L, 50-6011/25/00 Wichita State L, 69-7511/24/01 Wichita State W, 62-5812/16/04 at Wichita State W, 73-5712/05/05 Wichita State W, 81-4912/06/06 at Wichita State W, 71-5511/18/08 Wichita State W, 89-76

vs. William Penn: 2-002/10/78 at William Penn W, 56-5111/25/78 William Penn W, 66-59

vs. Wofford: 1-002/08/97 Wofford W, 73-53

vs. Wyoming: 1-001/05/79 vs. Wyoming W, 65-53

vs. Xavier: 2-001/26/87 Xavier W, 83-6802/23/87 at Xavier W, 86-66

vs. Youngstown State: 5-501/08/98 Youngstown State L, 69-7702/07/98 Youngstown State L, 50-7201/16/99 at Youngstown State L, 58-7902/18/99 Youngstown State W, 76-7003/02/99 vs. Youngstown State^ W, 57-5201/22/00 Youngstown State L, 81-8402/24/00 at Youngstown State L, 40-7712/02/00 Youngstown State W, 73-7102/12/01 at Youngstown State W, 69-5803/03/01 vs. Youngstown State* W, 71-52

* Conference Tournament ^ Conference Tournament Final % NCAA Tournament # Women’s NIT

RESULTS BY OPPONENT


1999 NCAA Tournament (0-1)March 13 - First Round, West Lafayette, Ind. - Midwest Regional

No. 16 seed Oral Roberts vs. No. 1 seed Purdue, Purdue wins 68-48

2001 NCAA Tournament (0-1)March 17 - First Round, Norman, Okla. - West Regional

No. 15 seed ORU vs. No. 2 seed Oklahoma, Oklahoma wins 70-64

2005 NCAA Tournament (0-1)March 19 - First Round, Dallas, Texas - Chattanooga Regional

No. 14 seed ORU vs. No. 3 seed Texas, Texas wins 64-47

2007 NCAA Tournament (0-1)March 17 - First Round, Minneapolis, Minn. - Dallas Regional

No. 15 seed ORU vs. No. 2 seed Purdue, Purdue wins 63-42

2008 NCAA Tournament (0-1)March 23 - First Round, Minneapolis, Minn. - Oklahoma City, RegionalNo. 16 seed ORU vs. No. 1 seed Tennessee, Tennessee wins 94-55

2000-01 ORU Golden Eagles - NCAA First RoundFront Row (left to right): Imen Ben Othman, Dana Whitaker, Lori Williston, Kristin Brady, Lauryn Morita, Krista Ragan, Christina Kelley, Chelsea Grant,. Back Row (left to right): Staci Replogle, Shannon Mims, Sonia N’Dri, Head Coach Jerry Finkbeiner, Layla Schwartz, Jennette Bolovinos, Shayne McKenzie.

2006-07 ORU Golden Eagles - NCAA First RoundFront Row (left to right): Katie Langford, Sarah Davidson, Alycia Seay, Elisha Turek, Jamie Fithian, Ebony Haliburton. Back Row (left to right): Charity Czerwinski, Rachel Watman, Mariana Camargo, Janae Voelker, Jenny Hardin, Carol Volpato, Elisa Martins, Chelsie Shockley, Kelly Kindell.

2004-05 ORU Golden Eagles -NCAA First RoundFront Row (left to right): Katie Langford, Julia West, Tiffany Johnson, Asst. Coach Rick Karr, Head Coach Jerry Finkbeiner, Asst. Coach Misti Cussen, Asst. Coach Dave Wilburs, Lead Cannon, Ebony Haliburton, Jeri Gilmore. Back Row (left to right): Mgr. Ben Finkbeiner, Maureen Obudho, Claudia Louis, Elisha Turek, Alycia Seay, Jamie Fithian, Claudia Pereira, Sarah Davidson, Katie Fichtner, Jessica Boan, Mgr. Mercy

2007-08 ORU Golden Eagles - NCAA First RoundFront Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Nina Stone, Head Coach Jerry Finkbeiner, Asst. Coach Misti Cussen, Asst. Coach Eric Ely. Back Row (left to right): Kelly Kindell, Lameka Oakes, Janae Voelker, Mariana Camargo, Amanda Predovic, Carol Volpato, Monah Pegorari, Jenny Hardin, Leanne Robison, Whitney Wehmeyer, Corrie Hester, Rachel Watman, Demesha Heard.

1998-99 ORU Golden Eagles - NCAA First RoundFront Row (left to right): Mgr. Royce Macklin, Asst. Coach Roxanne Long , Asst. Coach Eric Ely, Head Coach Jerry Finkbeiner, Asst. Coach Misti Cussen, Mgr. Jessica McGee. Back Row (left to right): Claire Morrison, Laketa Collier, Jennifer Mills, Heather Davis, Staci Replogle, Stacy Anderson, Jessica Rhoten, Barbara Jandova, Rauna Barrett, Shannon Mims, Samantha Walton, Sheneka Miller, Iyana Butler, Jaime Mills, Krista Ragan, Kristin Brady.

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