2014-15 Women's Basketball Media Guide

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2014-15 PRIVATEERS WOMEN’S BROADCAST ROSTER TABLE OF CONTENTSGENERAL INFORMATION2014-15 Quick Facts 4Media Information & Outlets 5

The City of New Orleans 6-7The University of New Orleans 8-9University President Dr. Peter J. Fos 10Director of Athletics Derek Morel 11

Lakefront Arena 12-13

Head Coach Keeshawn Davenport 14-15Assistant Coach Alpha English 16Assistant Coach Tomekia Reed 17Student-Athlete Training Staff 18-19

2014-15 Roster 202014-15 Schedule 212014-15 Opponent Information 22-23

Privateers15 24

Meet the 2014-15 Privateers 25 Returning Privateers 26-45 Newcomer Privateers 46-49 Team Photo/What To Call Us 50

The 2013-14 Season Results 52 Season Statistics 53 Game-by-Game Statistics 54-55

The Southland Conference 56Last Season in the Southland 57-58

HISTORY & RECORDS Year-by-Year Breakdown 60Coaching History 61Year-by-Year Results 62-74

Misc. Stats & Facts 65

Postseason Tournament Results 76-77All-Time Series Records 78-81History vs. Southland Schools 82-83

Annual Statistical Leaders 84-87Single Game Records 88-91Privateers Lakefront Arena Records 92-93Opponent Superlatives 94-97Season Records 98-102Career Records 103-105

All-Tournament Team Selections 106-107

Awards, Honors & Accolades National/Regional/Conference 108-109 Academic Honors 110

Privateers Hall of Fame Women 111All Time Roster 112-114

Broadcast Roster FIC2014-15 Senior Class BIC

CREDITS & THANKSChip Merritt (design, research, writing)

Emmanuel Pepis (editing, research, writing)Brandon Rizzuto (editing, research, writing)

Photos: Clem Barbazon, Doug Keese, Matthew Merritt, Ron O’Rourke, Joseph Solis

Printed by Garrity Print SolutionsAlpha EnglishAssistant Coach

San Jose State ‘05

Keeshawn DavenportHead Coach

New Orleans ‘00

Tomekia ReedAssistant Coach

Southern Miss ‘00

Ariele Davis5-8 • SO • G

Alexandria, La.

Halie Mathews6-0 • FR • F

New Orleans, La.

Jewel Angelo5-11 • SO • G

Manvel, Texas

Alexis Martin5-7 • SO • G

Shreveport, La.

Dasia Batiste5-7 • SO • G

Houston, Texas

Jazmine Ocanas5-6 • JR • G

Houston, Texas

Octavia Wilson5-9 • SO • G

Nicholasville, Ky.

Raven Coleman6-0 • SO • FMarrero, La.

Randi Brown5-7 • SO • G

Morgan City, La.

Dannisha Jackson5-10 • SR • G/FShreveport, La.

Mathilde Fogelstrøm6-2 • JR • F/C

Copenhagen, Denmark

Mariah Wright5-3 • FR • GZachary, La.

BriAnna Shavers6-0 • (RS) FR • FCarrollton, Texas

Kayla Mundy5-8 • FR. • G

McKinney, Texas

Danielle Davis5-8 • JR • GOakton, Va.

Allison Jacks5-7 • FR. • G

Beaumont, Texas

Bria Platenburg5-10 • JR • FFrisco, Texas

Yasmin Taylor5-10 • JR. • FMetairie, La.

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A full color PDF version of this guide is available online on UNOPrivateers.com on the women’s basketball page,

under “Additional Links.”

Amber ClayGraduate Assistant

New Orleans ‘14


2014-15 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTSTHE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANSLocation: New Orleans, La.Founded: 1958Enrollment: 9,323University President: Dr. Peter J. FosNickname: PrivateersSchool Colors: Royal Blue, Navy & SilverAffiliation: NCAA Div. IConference: SouthlandDirector of Athletics: Derek MorelFaculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Marc Bonis

MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATIONMedia Relations Contact: Emmanuel PepisOffice Phone: (504) 280-7039Cell Phone: (504) 813-1827Email: [email protected]: UNOPrivateers.comTwitter: @UNOPrivateers @Privateers_WBB @UNO_CoachCarterFacebook: “New Orleans Privateers” “New Orleans Privateers Women’s Basketball”Instagram: PrivateerAthleticsYouTube Channel: PrivateerAthletics

COACHING & SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach: Keeshawn DavenportCareer Record: 3-78 (4th season)Assistant Coachs: Alpha English Tomekia ReedHead Trainer: Jordan BloughWomen’s Basketball Trainer: Shaneka HamptonStrength & Conditioning: Pete Longoria

HISTORY & INFORMATIONFirst Season: 1975-76 (40th season)All-Time Record: 461-629 (.423%) Arena: Lakefront ArenaCapacity: 8,785Conference Titles: 0Division Titles: 0NCAA Appearances: 1 ‘87 - first roundWNIT Appearances: 2 ‘85 - CHAMPIONS ‘88 - third placeLouisiana AIAW Appearances: 6 ‘76, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘82 ‘81 - CHAMPIONS Southwest AIAW Appearances: 1 ‘82 - third place

2013-14 Record: 0-29 (0-18 Southland)S-A Lost/Returning 4-10Starters Lost: 2Starters Returning: 6Newcomers: 6

KEY PLAYERS LOSTAmber Clay (F)* 29 games,15 starts. 12 games of 5+ rebounds.

Samantha Gray (G)* 27 games, 13 starts. Started 11 of last 12 games.*GRADUATION

KEY PLAYERS RETURNINGDanielle Davis 8.4 ppg, .305% 3PT shooter.Mathilde Fogelstrøm 5.8 rpg in 17 games.Yasmin Taylor 4.2 ppg, 6.1rpgOctavia Wilson 9.3 ppg, 44 made 3FG

MEDIA INFORMATION & OUTLETSMEDIA SERVICESPrior to each home game, media guides, game notes and updated statistics will be made avail-able for all working media. At the conclusion of each game, final statistics and other notes will also be made available. All releases, statistics, and notes will also be available on UNOPriva-teers.com. Southland Conference information can be found on Southland.org. WiFi will be available for working media. For requests and further information please contact Emmanuel Pepis at (504) 813-1827 or [email protected].

PRESS CREDENTIALS & INTERVIEWSAll requests for press credentials to New Orleans athlet-ic events should be directed to Emmanuel Pepis ([email protected] or (504) 280-7039. Press credentials are for working media only, are non-transferable and will be issued on a first come first serve basis. Student-ath-letes and coaches will be made available shortly after the conclusion of each event. To request and schedule an interview of a student-athlete or coach for radio, television or print for any other time, please contact Emmanuel Pepis.

DIRECTIONS TO LAKEFRONT ARENA

PRINT & INTERNET COVERAGENew Orleans Advocate theneworleansadvocate.comTed Lewis & Gary Estwick

SportsNOLASportsNOLA.comKen Trahan & Brian Allee Walsh

Times-Picyuane / NOLA.COMnola.comTrey Iles

TELEVISION COVERAGECOX SPORTS (CST)coxsportstv.comEric Richey

WWL (CBS 4)wwltv.comDoug Mouton

WDSU (NBC 6)wdsu.comFletcher Mackel

WVUE (FOX 8)fox8live.comFred Hickman

WGNO (ABC 26)wgno.comEd Daniels

WWL 870 AM/105.3 FMwwl.com

WGSO990 AMwgso.com

3WL (NBC Sports)1350 AM3WL1350.com

KLRZ (ESPN)100.3 FM klrzthegame.com

WMTI (FOX Sports)106.1 FM1061neworleans.com

RADIO COVERAGE

AIRPORT: Follow Airport Rd. for 2.2 miles before getting onto I-10 E. After 6.2 miles on I-10 E, keep left following signs for I-610 E/Slidell. Take Exit 3 for Elysian Fields Ave, turning left onto Elysian Fields. Follow Elysian Fields for 2.6 miles until you reach the corner of Leon C. Simon. Take a right onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 0.6 miles to Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right.

NORTHSHORE: Take the Causeway Bridge, before turning left onto W Esplanade Ave. After 1.9 miles, turn left onto Lake Ave. Follow Lake Avenue/Metairie-Hammond Hwy/N.O Hammond Highway until taking a slight left onto Robert E. Lee Blvd. Follow Robert E. Lee Blvd for 2.5 miles, until taking a slight left onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 1.4 miles until you reach Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right.

WESTBANK: Take US90 E for 4.5 miles, before taking the I-10 E exit towards Slidell. After 2.4 miles, take exit 237 for Elysian Fields Ave. Turn left onto Elysian Fields. Follow Elysian Fields until reaching the corner of Elysian Fields and Leon C. Simon. Take a right onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 0.6 miles to Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right.

Can’t make it to Lakefront Arena? This season all women’s home basketball games will be streamed in high definition for sub-scribers, with select home and away games also having FREE AUDIO on UNOPrivateers.com/showcase. Tune in today on your PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone!

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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans is one of the world’s most fascinating cities. Steeped in a history of influences from Eu-rope, the Caribbean, Africa and beyond, it’s home to a truly unique melting pot of culture, food and music.

You’ll find bowls filled to the rim with gumbo, late nights in dark jazz clubs, strolls through historic neighborhoods, and tantalizing festivals through-out the year. Come down and experience New Orle-ans, one of America’s most culturally and historical-ly-rich destinations.

New Orleans is the Festival Capital of the World. We have dozens of festivals that celebrate our unique food, music and multicultural heritage all year-long.

You’ll find great music at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, French Quarter Fest, Essence Mu-sic Fest and Voodoo Festival; exotic food specialties

at the New Orleans Food and Wine Experience, Po-Boy Festival and others; and exciting celebrations our city’s diverse culture at Fiesta Hispanica, St. Patrick’s Day, Southern Decadence and more. We have writing and visual arts festivals commemorat-ing our historic literary and film traditions like the annual Tennessee Williams Festival, Fringe Fest and the New Orleans Film Fest. And, of course, there’s the biggest festival of them all – Mardi Gras, which is celebrated here like there’s no tomorrow!

Nowhere else on the planet is there a greater selec-tion and wider diversity of fabulous special events than those you can experience in New Orleans. On nearly any week or weekend you choose to come down here you will find something good going on. Check out our festival calendar below, pick the festival(s) that you’d like to experience for yourself, then make your reservations and come on down for the most fun you’ll ever have.

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JANUARYAllstate Sugar Bowl Annual Joan of Arc Parade Martin Luther King Day

FEBRUARYKrewe du VieuxMardi GrasPresidents’ DayRock n’ Roll Marathon Valentine’s Day

MARCHHogs for the CauseLouisiana Oyster JubileeMardi Gras Day Mardi Gras Indians Super SundayNew Orleans FoodfestSt. Patrick’s Day Weekend Spring FiestaTennessee Williams Literary Festival

APRILCrescent City Classic Easter ParadesFreret Street Fest French Quarter Festival Jazz and Heritage FestivalZurich Classic

MAYBayou BoogalooCinco de MayoGreek FestJazz and Heritage Festival Memorial DayOyster FestivalWine and Food Experience

JUNEFather’s Day FestigalsFrench Market Creole Tomato FestivalLouisiana Cajun Zydeco Festival

JULYBastille Day Fete

Essence Music FestivalIndependence Day Fireworks San Fermin en Nueva Orleans Tales of the Cocktail

AUGUSTCOOLinary New OrleansDirty Linen NightRed Dress RunSatchmo SummerFestSouthern DecadenceWhite Linen Night

SEPTEMBERCutting Edge Music FestivalLabor Day

OCTOBERArt for Art’s SakeBoo at the ZooCrescent City Blue’s & BBQ FestivalHalloweenOktoberfestPonderosa Stomp VooDoo Music + Arts Experience

NOVEMBERBayou ClassicCelebration in the OaksFringe FestivalLadyFestMirliton Festival Oak Street Po-Boy Festival Thanksgiving DayTreme Creole Gumbo Festival VooDoo Music + Arts Experience

DECEMBERCaroling in Jackson SquareCelebration in the OaksChristmas Eve Bonfires on the LeveeChristmas DayChristmas New Orleans StyleKwanazaaNew Year’s in New OrleansR+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Words and Music Festival

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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans is one of the world’s most fascinating and unique cities, and the University of New Orle-ans is a key attribute in its personality. No other city offers the same extraordinary mix of history, cul-ture, and innovation, and no other institution offers the same exciting opportunities to learn and work. Our hallmark programs draw upon the University’s historical strengths and location to deliver an un-paralleled experience.

Your University of New Orleans education will not be defined by the classroom walls. Our faculty and students are connected to their fields of expertise in both scholarship and in application; you’ll get your

hands dirty learning here. Whether you perform at a local jazz club or apply your knowledge of naval architecture to a local ship-building operation, you’ll put what you’ve learned into action long be-fore you graduate.

The University of New Orleans campus is just minutes from the French Quarter, yet our reach is global. With international programs, students from ninety countries, and cooperative research with scholars from around the world, the University of New Orleans transcends borders. Our community is limitless!

UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 7,144GRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 2,179TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 9,323STATES REPRESENTED: 49NATIONS REPRESENTED: 73UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: 41GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 36STUDENT/FACULT Y RATIO: 21:1AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 27RESEARCH CENTERS: 15STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: 106

UNO OFFERS A VIBRANT, BEAUTIFUL & ACTIVE CAMPUS LIFE!

STUDENTS CAN ENJOY BOILED CRAWFISH ON CAMPUS EVERY SPRING!

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UNO BY THE NUMBERS DID YOU KNOW?UNO has graduated more than 75,000 alumni, more than half of whom live and work in the greater New Orleans

Metropolitan area!

UNO has created more than $1 billion ineconomic impact to the state and

created more than 13,000 jobs within the state of Louisiana!


UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT: DR. PETER J. FOSPeter J. Fos became the sixth leader and the first president in the history of the University of New Orleans in January 2012. A UNO graduate and New Orleans native, President Fos has extensive experi-ence as an administrator and faculty member with a proven record of conducting research, fundraising, developing collaborative relationships with other academic institutions, and implementing institu-tional effectiveness and student success programs.

Prior to being selected as UNO’s president, President Fos was a professor and program director of health policy and systems management at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. He was responsi-ble for the academic aspects of the program, includ-ing curriculum development and assessment and student and faculty professional development.

President Fos previously spent three years as provost and executive vice president at The University of Texas at Tyler. As provost he was responsible for un-dergraduate and graduate programs, sponsored re-search, assessment and institutional effectiveness, academic success program, international education, the honors program and the university registrar. In addition, he oversaw five academic colleges, the graduate school, the Robert R. Muntz Library, and the Palestine and Longview campuses. President Fos held the Sam A. Lindsey Endowed Chair, awarded to a recognized scholar in an academic discipline that is of strategic importance to the university.

Prior to that, President Fos served as dean of the Col-lege of Health at The University of Southern Missis-sippi for four years. At Southern Miss, he was respon-sible for undergraduate and graduate programs for 3,000 students in seven departments and schools. Before his tenure at Southern Miss, President Fos also held the position of chief science officer at the Mississippi State Department of Health.

President Fos has held faculty positions at the Uni-versity of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Dental Med-icine, where he served as chair of the Department of Clinical Sciences, and Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. He spent 17 years at Tulane University in the Department of Health Systems Management, and served as assis-tant dean for undergraduate relations.

President Fos received his undergraduate degree in biological sciences at UNO, a doctor of dental surgery at LSU Health Sciences Center, and a master of public health and doctor of philosophy in health care deci-sion analysis at Tulane University. He is married to Lori, who is also a UNO graduate.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: DEREK MORELDerek Morel enters his third year at the helm of the University of New Orleans Privateers Athletics De-partment. He was appointed to his position on May 18, 2012.

On a first name basis with almost every student-ath-lete and always with an open door, Morel brings to UNO more than 17 years of experience working to advance college athletics. His stops prior to New Orleans include senior leadership roles at the Uni-versity of Georgia, the University of Pittsburgh, St. Bonaventure University, Tulane University and Wake Forest University.

Morel most recently served as the vice-president and general manager of Wake Forest IMG Sports Market-ing of IMG College.

His distinguished career also includes three years at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, the oldest member of the University of Louisiana Sys-tem. A tireless worker, Morel is a highly-motivated leader with experience in high-level sales, negotia-tion, marketing and fundraising skills to the Priva-teers.

In addition to his renowned career in athletics, Morel has also worked as general manager for Internation-al Sports Properties, Inc. advancing sports market-ing for the University of Georgia and Tulane Universi-ty. He served as senior associate director of athletics at Pittsburgh, associate athletic director for external relations at St. Bonaventure and assistant director of athletics for development at Northwestern State.

A graduate of Archbishop Shaw High School in Mar-rero and Louisiana State University, Morel received a Master’s Degree in Sports Administration and Facili-ty Management from Ohio University. He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree from LSU.

Morel and his wife, the former Mary Kay Antimarino have three children - Madelyn (14), Hannah (11) and Hayden (9).

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ASSOCIATE AD:BUSINESS OPERATIONSOla Adegboye(504) 280-7023 | [email protected]

ASSISTANT AD:COMPLIANCE & STUDENT ENRICHMENTJacob Ludwikowski(504) 280-6392 | [email protected]

COORDINATOR OF STUDENT-ATHLETE ENRICHMENTButler Benton(504) 280-1188 | [email protected]

NEW ORLEANS PRIVATEERS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF


LAKEFRONT ARENA LAKEFRONT ARENA

Built for a cost of $38 million, Lakefront Arena opened its doors on Nov. 26, 1983, and has been the home of both Privateers men’s and women’s basketball for all but two of the past 32 seasons. In the past, the arena has also been the home venue for Privateers swimming and diving, as well as Privateers volleyball.

Configured for Privateers basketball Lakefront Arena has 8,701 theatre style seats, along with 84 chairback seats for the Courtside Krewe, for an official capacity of 8,785.

Coming into the 2014-15 athletic year, both men’s and women’s basketball had each played 380 games at the “friendly confines” with the men winning 289 games, and the women winning 283 games. Combined, both teams have won just over three-quarters of the games played by New Orleans student-athletes on Corchiani Court.

Following major damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the arena reopened in 2008 after undergoing over $20 million dollars of renovations. The arena received state-of-the-art hurricane proof exterior paneling and roofing, along with completely resurfaced exterior ramps. Improvements in-side the arena, included brand new seats, a new basketball court, redone locker rooms, a multimedia room, brand new lighting and sound systems, and state of the art weight-rooms and training rooms for Privateers student-athletes.

Further improvements came during the summer of 2013 when high-definition videoboards in each endzone, along

with LED ribbon board panels around the center ring of the arena were installed by Daktronics, enhancing the gameday experience for fans. Following the 2014 Sun Belt Tourna-ment, brand new goals and shot clocks were installed as well.

The arena is also home to the UNO Aquatic Center. Host-ing high school, and other swim meets frequently, the Aquatic Center features an Olympic sized swimming pool, swimming locker rooms and a sauna. During the summer of 1997 a 50-meter swimming pool was added next to the arena which can be used by the general UNO population as well as for swim meets hosted by the Aquatic Center.

Lakefront Arena is not only a great athletic venue, but is regarded as one of the finest concert venues in the coun-try. Lakefront Arena is routinely ranked as a Top Stop for a venue its size and as a university venue. Configured for concerts, Lakefront Arena can seat anywhere from 1,500 to over 10,000 with parking spots available for around 4,000 cars. Besides annually hosting popular events such as Disney on Ice, the arena has a long history of hosting majorconcerts with shows ranging from Madonna to Demi Lovato and James Taylor and even Pope John Paul II over the last 30-plus years.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON LAKEFRONT ARENA, PLEASE VISIT:http://arena.uno.edu

FOR PRIVATEERS RECORDS AT LAKEFRONT ARENA SEE PAGE 92-93

MEN’S BASKETBALL1. 9,750 vs. Arizona (DH) 1/23/932. 9,519 vs. LSU 11/26/833. 9,274 vs. Southwestern La. 2/10/904. 9,239 vs. Louisiana Tech 1/24/875. 9,111 vs. Mississippi State 3/19/90

TOP PRIVATEERS ATTENDANCES IN LAKEFRONT ARENA

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL1. 852 vs. Louisiana Tech 3/5/882. 787 vs. Louisiana Tech 2/5/003. 758 vs. LSU 2/20/884. 618 vs. Denver 2/22/035. 600 vs. SW Kansas 11/27/85

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HEAD COACH KEESHAWN DAVENPORT HEAD COACH KEESHAWN DAVENPORTKeeshawn Carter Davenport enters her 12th season with the Privateers and fourth as head coach of the women’s basketball program.

Davenport has had to redirect the Privateers program over the past three seasons, taking the job in 2011-12 with only three scholarships. Despite the team’s struggles over the past three seasons, Davenport continues to plug on with seven newcomers on the 2014-15 roster along with three returning starters.

Davenport’s tenure on the coaching staff began when she served in the capacity of a student assistant and graduate assistant for two years. In 2003, the native of Reserve, La. became the first-ever full-time third assistant for the Privateers.

Davenport added to her list of ‘firsts’ when she became the first former UNO women’s basketball player to be named head coach, following then-head coach Amy Champion’s move to athletic director in 2010.

A four-year letter winner, Davenport saw action in 100 contests and made 32 starts for the Privateers during her undergraduate years on the Lakefront. Davenport averaged 6.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per contest over her career while serving in the role of co-captain during her senior season. Davenport also garnered recognition on the Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll.

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12 YEARS OF SERVICE TO NEW ORLEANS...1997-98 Freshman 5.3 ppg 3.7 rpg 26 games1998-99 Sophomore 5.0 ppg 3.2 rpg 20 games1990-00 Junior 7.4 ppg 4.0 rpg 25 games2000-01 Senior 6.7 ppg 3.4 rpg 29 games2001-02 Graduate Assistant2002-03 Graduate Assistant2003-04 Assistant Coach2004-05 Assistant Coach2005-06 Assistant Coach2006-07 Assistant Coach2007-08 Assistant Coach2008-09 Assistant Coach2009-10 Assistant Coach2010-11 Assistant Coach2011-12 Head Coach 0-26 Div. I independent2012-13 Head Coach 3-23 Div. I independent2013-14 Head Coach 0-29 0-18 SouthlandTOTAL 3- 78 0-18 SouthlandIn 2005 Davenport received her master’s degree in

education from UNO with a focus on psychosocial aspects of sport and exercise.

Davenport went to high school at East St. John where she graduated as the all-time leading scorer while guiding the school to its first playoff win and first-ever district title during her senior season. A two-time team captain, Davenport earned All-State and Academic All-State Honorable Mention honors in her senior season and was a three-time all-district selection.

Davenport is married to Deon Davenport, and the couple resides in Kenner, La

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A pair of former Privateers women’s basketball standouts, Dobee Plaisance(left - Nicholls) and Coach Davvenport (right) are now head coaches of

women’s basketball programs in the Southland Conference.


ASSISTANT COACH ALPHA ENGLISHAlpha English enters his fouth season as an assis-tant coach for the New Orleans Privateers women’s basketball program, joining the coaching staff during the 2011-12 season.

English came to New Orleans as an assistant coach after a four-year stint on the Louisiana College women’s basketball coaching staff. During his four years in Pineville, coach English helped lead the Wildcat program to an 80-26 record, and helped coach three NCAA Division III All-Americans, 17 All-Conference selections and 17 All-Academic honorees.

English’s tenure at Louisiana College included a stint as interim head basketball coach for the 2008-09 season, when at the age of 26, he directed the program to a 16-9 record and a berth in the Amer-ican Southwest Conference tournament in the ab-sence of then-head coach Janice Joseph-Richard, who was battling cancer.

Prior to his arrival in Louisiana, English was a member of the San Jose State women’s basketball coaching staff from 2001 through 2007.

English began his career in San Jose as a student- assistant before being promoted to video coordi-nator in 2004. A position as Director of Basketball Operations followed for the 2005-06 season before a one-year stint as assistant women’s basketball coach in 2006-07.

As an undergraduate, English obtained his Bache-lors’ of Science degree in Business Marketing while at San Jose State.

COACHING HISTORY@CoachTReed

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2001-02 San Jose State Student Assistant2002-03 San Jose State Student Assistant2003-04 San Jose State Student Assistant2004-05 San Jose State Video Coordinator2005-06 San Jose State Head of Basketball Ops2006-07 San Jose State Assistant Coach2007-08 Louisiana College Assistant Coach2008-09 Louisiana College Interim Head Coach (16-9)2009-10 Louisiana College Assistant Coach2010-11 Louisiana College Assistant Coach2011-12 New Orlean Assistant Coach2012-13 New Orlean Assistant Coach2013-14 New Orleans Assistant Coach

ASSISTANT COACH TOMEKIA REEDTomekia Reed enters her first season with the Pri-vateers as assistant coach after being hired in July. Reed comes to the Privateers after her most recent stint at Louisiana Tech where she was part of a Lady Techsters squad that reached the Conference-USA tournament quarterfinals as a 14-seed. In the tournament, Louisiana Tech stunned higher seeded North Texas and Charlotte with wins over both. Prior to her stay in Ruston, Reed spent three sea-sons as an assistant at Southern Miss. Reed helped bring in a nationally ranked recruiting class in 2013 while the Lady Eagles achieved a school record in wins and a second round appearance in the WNIT. On the floor, Reed has worked mainly with devel-oping skills of post players in her assistant’s role while having an extensive reach in recruiting in the Southeast region. Off the court, Reed has been involved with and or-ganized many community outreach projects at her coaching stops, a role Coach Davenport is looking forward to her continuing to undertake in New Orleans. Reed launched student organizations at Southern Miss and Louisiana-Lafayette. While at Southern Miss, Reed headed the Extraordinary Eagles Program community event which honors elementary Honor Roll students. Reed started out her collegiate career as a recruit-ing coordinator at South Georgia Technical College, and moved into the same role at Jackson State from 2006-09 and Louisiana-Lafayette from 2009-10. Reed has assisted in several high ranking recruit-ing classes including the 2014 class at Louisiana Tech, which garnered a Top 50 ranking the nation and was the second-highest ranked class in Confer-ence-USA. As a player, Reed started her career at Southern Miss where she helped lead the program to a WNIT appearance. Reed then transferred to Hinds Community College where she led the Mississippi Junior College Athletic Association in rebounding. Reed finished her playing career at Georgia South-western State University where she led the team in scoring.

COACHING HISTORY2004-5 Southern Georgia

Technical College Recruiting Coordinator

2005-06 Jackson State Asstistant Coach &Recruiting Coordinator.

2006-07 Jackson State Asstistant Coach &Recruiting Coordinator



2009-10 Louisiana-Lafayette Asstistant Coach &Recruiting Coordinator

2010-11 Southern Mississippi Assistant Coach2011-12 Southern Mississippi Assistant Coach2012-13 Southern Mississippi Assistant Coach2013-14 Louisiana Tech Assistant Coach

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STUDENT-ATHLETE TRAINING STAFF

Pete Longoria was named Director of Strength & Conditioning in August of 2013, tasked with rebuilding a strength and conditioning program that had been virtu-ally nonexistent in the previous few seasons.

No stranger to playing a vital role in an NCAA Division I athletic department, Longoria’s prior experience included two years as the Director of Strength & Conditioning at Prairie View A&M. Longoria’s duties at the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) institution included programming and implementation of strength and conditioning for each of the schools’ 18 sports.

Longoria also supervised graduate assistants and interns while maintaining the PVAMU weight room on a daily basis.

Longoria was elevated to the head position following a year serving in two capac-ities – a strength and conditioning coach at PVAMU with responsibilities for eight of the department’s sponsored programs – in addition to a graduate assistant position with a Lady Panthers’ women’s basketball team that won the SWAC Tour-nament en route to an NCAA Tournament berth.

A lifelong resident of Texas prior to taking the position at UNO, Longoria’s previous work experience includes serving as a Spanish teacher and coach for several pro-grams at Klein Forest (Texas) High School.

Longoria holds USAW Level 1 & Crossfit Level 1 certification. He earned a Mas-ters’ Degree in Health & Physical Education from PVAMU in 2011 after previously earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish and Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State in 2006.

Allan Chase enters his second season with the New Orleans Privateers athletic training staff after joining the program in February 2014. Chase worked with the baseball program in his first season at the Lakefront.

A native of Illinois and a graduate of Southern Illinois University, Chase’s work experiences have taken him to six different states and to the Dominican Repub-lic. While in the Dominican Republic in 2011, Chase worked with the New York Mets Dominican Academy as their head athletic trainer and as a consultant at the International Academy of Professional Baseball where he worked with current Privateer, Jonathan Santana.

Chase has worked with two universities prior to his tenure in New Orleans. He worked as an assistant athletic trainer with the University of Jacksonville in 2005-06 where he assisted with the men’s basketball program and supervised volley-ball off-season practices. Chase also spent a year as the head athletic trainer at Alcorn State in 2011-12.

Before joining the Privateers, Chase took some time off to finish his Master’s de-gree which he obtained from the University of Texas-Tyler in 2013. Also in ’13, Chase worked as a first responder at The Ripken Experience and as an outreach athletic trainer with the St. Joseph Health System, providing services to multiple high schools in Bryan, Texas.

Chase has also worked as a trainer in Minor League Baseball. His stops include tenures in the Gulf Coast League, the Arizona Fall League, and the South Atlantic League. Chase also worked with the Independent League Rockford RiverHawks (currently the Aviators) of the Frontier League.

During Chase’s tenure at Southern Illinois, the head baseball coach was the late Dan Callahan who played collegiately under Ron Maestri. Chase also worked un-der Brian Snitker, another former Privateer who is currently managing the Atlanta Braves’ AAA affiliate in Gwinnett.

ALLAN CHASEATHLETICTRAINER

PETE LONGORIASTRENGTH &

CONDITIONINGCOACH

STUDENT-ATHLETE TRAINING STAFF

Shaneka Hampton enters her third season as an assistant athletic trainer for the New Orleans Privateers. Hampton’s primary responsibilities rest on working with the Cross Country and Track and Field teams while assisting with various admin-istrative duties. Hampton comes to New Orleans after her most recent position at Coastal Carolina University in Myrtle Beach, SC serving as the athletic trainer for the Chanticleers’ Division I women’s basketball program and assistant for the school’s Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) football program in 2011. Prior to her experience at Coastal Carolina, Shaneka was in pursuit of her Master of Science Degree in Athletic Training at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. During her time there, She worked for Creighton University’s men’s basketball program, held an intern position with Nebraska-Omaha’s Volleyball team and served as a lead student athletic trainer with the NIAA Championship Track and Field Team. Notable experience also comes from the University of Tennessee in 2009 where Hampton received a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. She served as a stu-dent athletic trainer for three years with the Lady Volunteers gaining experience in track and field and soccer. With those teams in Knoxville, Tenn., she had the privilege of working with professional and Olympic track and field athletes and assisting for two SEC Championships in both respective sports. Hampton is a Licensed Athletic Trainer in Louisiana, and Tennessee and hold Ath-letic Trainer Registration in South Carolina. She is an active member of the NATA and SCATA professional athletic training organizations.

Jordan Blough enters her second season as head atheltic trainer for the New Orle-ans Privateers, after joining the staff as an assistant in 2012.

Prior to her arrival at New Orleans, Blough worked at IMG Academy for just over three years.

While at the Bradenton, Fla. facility, Blough worked with high school, college and professional athletes from around the world. Many of the athletes were recent student-athletes who signed with IMG in preparation for the NFL Combine and NBA pre-draft workouts. Blough’s job was to help all athletes maintain health through rehab and treatments so they could perform at their highest level at the showcase events.

Blough’s resume includes an internship with the East Coast Hockey League’s Flor-ida Everblades, where she assisted the head athletic trainer on all practice and game treatments, as well as rehabs.

Blough is a native of Sarasota, Fla. and graduated in 2008 from Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. She currently resides in Metairie.

JORDAN BLOUGHHEAD ATHLETIC

TRAINER

SHANEKA HAMPTONWOMEN’S

BASKETBALLTRAINER


2014-15 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER# FULL NAME POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL(S)00 Halie Matthews F 6-0 FR Harvey, La. West Jefferson HS 3 Jewel Angelo G 5-11 SO Manvel, Texas Manvel HS 4 Ariele Davis G 5-8 SO Alexandria, La. Pineville HS 5 Alexis Martin G 5-7 SO Shreveport, La. Loyola Prep HS 10 Jazmine Ocanas G 5-6 JR Houston, Texas Elsik HS / Southern-Shreveport11 Octavia Wilson G 5-9 SO Nicholasville, Ky. Lexington Catholic HS 14 Raven Coleman F 6-0 SO Marrero, La. John Ehret HS 20 Dasia Batiste G 5-7 SO Houston, Texas Episcopal HS 21 Randi Brown G 5-7 FR Houma, La. Central Catholic HS 22 Mathilde Fogelstrøm F/C 6-2 JR Cophenhagen, Denmark Kent HS / Orestad Gymnasium 23 Mariah Wright G 5-3 FR Zachary, La. Zachary HS 25 Kayla Mundy G 5-8 FR McKinney, Texas Liberty HS 30 BriAnna Shavers F 6-0 RS-FR Carrollton, Texas Carrollton HS 31 Dannisha Jackson G/F 5-10 SR Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian HS / Panola JC32 Danielle Davis G 5-8 JR Oakton, Va. Oakton HS/ Central Connecticut33 Allison Jacks G 5-7 FR Beaumont, Texas Lumberton HS 34 Bria Platenburg F 5-10 JR Frisco, Texas Wakeland HS / Texas Women’s Uni. 35 Yasmin Taylor F 5-10 JR Metairie, La. Grace King HS

PRIVATEERS BY CLASSFreshman (6) Brown, Jacks, Matthews, Mundy, Shavers WrightSophomore (8) Angelo, Batiste, Coleman, A. Davis Martin, WilsonJunior (5) Fogelstrøm, D. Davis, Ocanas, Platenburg TaylorSenior (1) Jackson

PRIVATEERS BY AGEJackson 22Fogelstrøm 21Coleman 20Platenburg 20D. Davis 20Ocanas 20Wilson 20Taylor 19Martin 19Batiste 19Shavers 19Angelo 19Mundy 18Jacks 18Wright 18Brown 18Matthews 18A. Davis 18

NOTE - Ages are accurate as of first game of the regular season. Bold denotes in-season birthday.Ariele Davis “Air-E-el”

Jazmine Ocanas “Jazz-min O-cahn-us”Dasia Batiste “Day-zjuh Bah-tee-st”Mathilde Fogelstrøm “Ma-til-duh Fogel-strom”

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

INTERNATIONAL PRIVATEERSDenmark (1) Fogelstrøm

PRIVATEERS BY STATELouisiana (8) Brown, Coleman, A. Davis, Jackson, Martin Matthews, Taylor, WrightTexas (7) Angelo, Batiste, Jacks, Mundy, Ocanas Platenburg, ShaversKentucky (1) WilsonVirginia (1) D. Davis

2014-15 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME ALL-TIME TRAVEL

NOVEMBER14th WEST ALABAMA Human Performance Center 5:00 p.m. First Meeting.22nd Jacksonville State Jacksonville, Ala. 2:00 p.m. JSU leads 1-0. 413 miles.29th MISSISSIPPI STATE Lakefront Arena 2:00 p.m. MSU leads 12-3.

DECEMBER3rd Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 9:00 p.m. First Meeting. 1,529 miles.6th #CROWLEY’S RIDGE Lakefront Arena 4:00 p.m. First Meeting.15th Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. 7:00 p.m. OSU leads 1-0. 718 miles.18th Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 7:00 p.m Tied 1-1. $71 miles. 21th Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2:00 p.m. Tied 1-1. $630 miles.30th #KENT STATE Lakefront Arena 5:30 p.m. KSU leads 1-0.

JANUARY5th #LAMAR Lakefront Arena 5:30 p.m. Tied 16-16. 8th Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 6:00 p.m. UIW leads 1-0. 545 miles.10th #SAM HOUSTON STATE Lakefront Arena 4:00 p.m. SHSU leads 2-1.15th Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 7:00 p.m. Tied 2-2. 364 miles.17th #Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 4:00 p.m. HBU leads 2-1. $153 miles.21th CENTRAL ARKANSAS Lakefront Arena 7:00 p.m. UCA leads 1-0.24th #TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI Lakefront Arena 4:00 p.m. TAMU-CC leads 1-0.29th Nicholls Thibodaux. La. 6:00 p.m. UNO leads 22-14. 60 miles.31st #McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 1:00 p.m UNO leads 13-10. 208 miles.

FEBRUARY5th McNEESE STATE Lakefront Arena 7:00 p.m. UNO leads 13-10.7th Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 2:00 p.m. UCA leads 1-0. 458 miles.12th Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7:00 p.m. TAMU-CC leads 1-0. 565 miles.19th Southeastern Hammond, La. 7:00 p.m. UNO leads 18-16. 62 miles.21st #NORTHWESTERN STATE Lakefront Arena 4:00 p.m. NWS leads 7-4.26th NICHOLLS Lakefront Arena 7:00 p.m. UNO leads 22-14.28th #ABILENE CHRISTIAN Lakefront Arena 4:00 p.m. ACU leads 1-0.

MARCH5th #SOUTHEASTERN Lakefront Arena 5:30 p.m. UNO leads 18-16.7th #Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 1:00 p.m. NWS leads 7-4. 261 miles.

11th-14th Southland Conference Tournament Katy, Texas TBD 377 miles.17th NCAA Tournament

#DOUBLEHEADER WITH MEN’S BASKETBALL$TRAVEL FROM PREVIOUS SITE, NOT NEW ORLEANS.


2014-15 OPPONENT INFORMATIONNICHOLLS COLONELSLOCATION Thibodaux, LouisianaCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 17-14, 11-7 SouthlandHEAD COACH Dobee Plaisance, 7th seasonALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 22-14ATHLETIC WEBSITE geauxcolonels.comTWITTER @GeauxColonelsWBB CONTACT: Jamie Bustos | [email protected]

NORTHWESTERN STATE LADY DEMONSLOCATION Natchitoches, LouisianaCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 21-13, 11-7 SouthlandCO-HEAD COACHES Brooke & Scott Stoehr, 3rd seasonALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 7-4ATHLETIC WEBSITE nsudemons.comTWITTER @NSUDemonsWBB CONTACT: Matthew Fowler | [email protected]

OKLAHOMA STATE COWGIRLSLOCATION Stillwater, OklahomaCONFERENCE: Big 12LAST SEASON 25-9, 11-7 Big 12HEAD COACH Jim Littell, 4th seasonALL-TIME SERIES OSU leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE okstate.comTWITTER @OSUAthleticsWBB CONTACT: Ryan Cameron | [email protected]

SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATSLOCATION Huntsville, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 13-16, 8-10 SouthlandHEAD COACH Brenda Welch-Nichols, 9th seasonALL-TIME SERIES SHSU leads 2-1ATHLETIC WEBSITE gobearkats.comTWITTER @BearkatSportsWBB CONTACT: Paul Ridings | [email protected]

SOUTHEASTERN LADY LIONSLOCATION Hammond, LouisianaCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 8-22, 7-11 SouthlandHEAD COACH Yolando Moore, 1st yearALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 37-18ATHLETIC WEBSITE lionsports.netTWITTER @sluathleticsWBB CONTACT: Kemmler Chapple [email protected]

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN LADYJACKSLOCATION Nacogdoches, TexasCONFERENCE: Southland LAST SEASON 23-13, 14-3 SouthlandHEAD COACH Brandon Schneider, 5th seasonALL-TIME SERIES Tied 2-2ATHLETIC WEBSITE sfajacks.comTWITTER @SFA_AthleticsWBB CONTACT: Brian Newton | [email protected]

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI ISLANDERSLOCATION Corpus Christi, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 18-12, 11-7 SouthlandHEAD COACH Royce Chadwick, 3rd seasonALL-TIME SERIES TAMU-CC leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE goislanders.comTWITTER @Go_IslandersWBB CONTACT: Tim McCaughan [email protected] TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANELOCATION Tulsa, OklahomaCONFERENCE: American (first season)LAST SEASON 16-12, 7-1 C-USAHEAD COACH Jocelyn Adams, 4th SeasonALL-TIME SERIES Tied 1-1ATHLETIC WEBSITE tulsahurricane.comTWITTER @TulsaHurricaneWBB CONTACT: Stephanie Hall | [email protected]

WEST ALABAMA TIGERSLOCATION Houston, TexasCONFERENCE: Division II - Gulf SouthLAST SEASON 5-22, 2-18 GSCHEAD COACH Rusty Cram, 1st seasonALL-TIME SERIES First MeetingATHLETIC WEBSITE uwaathletics.comTWITTER @UWAAthleticsWBB CONTACT: Kent Partridge | [email protected]

2014-15 OPPONENT INFORMATION

FOR MORE ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS PLEASE SEE PAGES 78-81

FOR HISTORY & RESULTS VS. SOUTHLAND SCHOOLS PLEASE SEE PAGES 82-83

ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE LOCATION Tuscaloosa, AlabamaCONFERENCE: SoutheasternLAST SEASON 14-16, 7-9 SECHEAD COACH Kristy Curry, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES Tied 1-1ATHLETIC WEBSITE rolltide.comTWITTER @UA_AthleticsWBB CONTACT: Jessica Paré | [email protected]

ABILENE CHRISTIAN WILDCATSLOCATION Abilene, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 18-12, 8-6 SouthlandHEAD COACH Julie Goodenough, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES ACU leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE ACUSports.comTWITTER @ACUsportsWBB CONTACT: Lance Fleming | [email protected]

CENTRAL ARKANSAS SUGAR BEARSLOCATION Conway, ArkansasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 18-12, 12-6 SouthlandHEAD COACH Sandra Rushing, 3rd seasonALL-TIME SERIES UCA leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE UCASports.comTWITTER @ucasportsWBB CONTACT: Josh Goff | [email protected]

CROWLEY’S RIDGE PIONEERSLOCATION Paragould, ArkansasCONFERENCE: NCCAA Central Region - District ILAST SEASON n/aHEAD COACH Ty ClothierALL-TIME SERIES First MeetingUNIVERSITY WEBSITE http://www.crc.eduUNIVERSITY TWITTER @CRCPioneersCONTACT: Paul McFadden (A.D) | [email protected]

GRAND CANYON ANTELOPESLOCATION Phoenix, ArizonaCONFERENCE: WACLAST SEASON 21-9, 10-6 WACHEAD COACH Trent May, 7th seasonALL-TIME SERIES First MeetingATHLETIC WEBSITE gculopes.comTWITTER @GCU_LopesWBB CONTACT: Steve Heath | [email protected]

HOUSTON BAPTIST HUSKIESLOCATION Houston, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 12-17, 8-10 SouthlandHEAD COACH Donna Finnie, 2nd SeasonALL-TIME SERIES HBU leads 2-1ATHLETIC WEBSITE hbuhuskies.comTWITTER @HBUHuskiesWBB CONTACT: Mary Ellen Leisering | [email protected]

INCARNATE WORD CARDINALSLOCATION San Antonio, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 8-19, 2-12 SouthlandHEAD COACH Kate Henderson, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES UIW leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE cardinalathletics.comTWITTER @uiwcardinalsWBB CONTACT: Shane Meling | [email protected]

JACKSONVILLE STATE GAMECOCKSLOCATION Jacksonville, AlabamaCONFERENCE: Ohio ValleyLAST SEASON 14-18, 8-8 OVCHEAD COACH Rick Pietri, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES JSU leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE jsugamecocksports.comTWITTER @JSUGamecocksWBB CONTACT: Tony Schmidt | [email protected]

KENT STATE GOLDEN FLASHESLOCATION: Kent, OhioCONFERENCE: Mid-AmericanLAST SEASON: 7-23, 4-14 MACHEAD COACH: Danielle O’Banion, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES KSU leads 1-0ATHLETIC WEBSITE: kentstatesports.comTWITTER: @KSUAthleticsWBB CONTACT: Mollie Radzinski | [email protected]

LAMAR CARDINALSLOCATION Beaumont, TexasCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 18-13, 13-5 SouthlandHEAD COACH Robin Harmony, 2nd seasonALL-TIME SERIES Tied 16-16ATHLETIC WEBSITE lamarcardinals.comTWITTER @LamarCardsWBB CONTACT: Pat Murray | [email protected]

McNEESE STATE COWGIRLSLOCATION Lake Charles, LouisianaCONFERENCE: SouthlandLAST SEASON 19-14, 10-8 SouthlandHEAD COACH Brooks Donald Williams, 8th seasonALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 13-10ATHLETIC WEBSITE mcneesesports.comTWITTER @McNeeseSportsWBB CONTACT: Pam LaFosse | [email protected]

MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGSLOCATION Starkville, MississippiCONFERENCE: SoutheasternLAST SEASON 22-14, 5-11 SECHEAD COACH Vic Schaefer, 3rd seasonALL-TIME SERIES MSU leads 12-3ATHLETIC WEBSITE hailstate.comTWITTER @HailStateWBB CONTACT: Brock Turnipseed [email protected]

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LAST SEASON

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#3 JEWEL ANGELO

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14)Played 28 games with 17 starts in first collegiate season ... Averaged 6.9 points per game ... Had first of eight double-digit scoring efforts with 10 points against Louisiana Tech and followed up with a 12-point perfor-mance in the next game at Jackson State ... Went for a season-high 15 points against Louisiana Lafayette, which included a 9-for-10 performance from the free throw line ... Went for a season-best six rebounds at Nicholls (1/2) ... Recorded 17 steals.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Bryan Harris at Manvel... Ranked No. 15 in the state of Texas and No. 131 nationally by MaxPreps... Help lead Manvel to a 33-4 record as a senior... Teammate at Manvel with Texas signee Jordan Hosey... Played at St. Pius during sophomore and junior seasons after competing as a freshman at Cy Lakes... Selected to All-State squad in 2011-12 (first team) and 2010-11 (second team)... Led St. Pius to the state championship in 2011-12... Honorable Mention Oakland County selection in 2009-10 while at Cy Lakes.

PERSONALBorn Jewel Renee Angelo on May 17, 1995... Parents, Valerie Angelo and Jeff Miller... Sister, Hailey Ange-lo-Miller... Honor Roll student.

YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG13-14 28-17 594 21.2 73-231 .316 3-23 .130 43-73 .589 17-28 45 1.6 55-0 25 78 1 17 192 6.9TOTAL 28-17 594 21.2 73-231 .316 3-23 .130 43-73 .589 17-28 45 1.6 55-0 25 78 1 17 192 6.9

CAREER STATISTICS

JEWEL ANGELOSophomore | 5’11 | Guard Manvel, TexasManvel High School



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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#4 ARIELE DAVIS

LAST SEASON

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14)Played 29 games with four starts and averaged 14.7 minutes per game ... Put up 2.7 points and 1.3 rebounds per game ... Scored 10 points and recorded two blocks at Mississippi State on 11/17 ... Also went for double figures when scoring 10 points at Oral Roberts on 2/6 ... Dished a season-best four assists against Southeast-ern on 2/20.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Tiffany Edmondson... As a senior, averaged 11.2 points, five rebounds and four assists per game to lead Pineville to first playoff win in six years... A first-team all-district selection as senior, also earned honorable mention All-State and second-team All-Central Louisiana team recognition... Named to 2012-13 LHSAA East All-Star Team... During junior season, averaged 12 points, seven rebounds and 3.8 assists to earn first-team all district and second-team all-Central Louisiana.

PERSONALBorn Ariele Janene Davis on June 26, 1996...Mother, Sheree Davis... Siblings Ariana Davis & Alexander Da-vid... Sports Medicine Major.

CAREER STATISTICS

ARIELE DAVISSophomore | 5’8 | Guard Alexandria, LouisianaPineville High School




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#11 OCTAVIA WILSON

LAST SEASON

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14)Played all 29 games with 23 starts in freshman season ... Led the team in scoring at 9.3 points per game and posted a team-best 15 double-digit scoring efforts ... Made 44 three-pointers, which ranks in the top ten in school history for most triples in a season ... Went for 20-plus points twice, including a season-high 21 with five triples against North Carolina ... Had a string of six straight double-figure point totals including other 20-point game against Sam Houston State on 1/18 ... Had 20 assists over final nine games including four in match-ups against Oral Roberts (2/6) and Lamar (3/6) ... Swiped 20 steals, second-most on the team.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Scott True... Rated a ‘3-star’ recruit by ESPN and also ranked No. 91 amongst guards in the nation... Averaged 15 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals as a senior… Named to All-City and All-Region squads, in addition to all-district team her final three years... All-State honorable mention, all-district tour-nament selection as a senior... Finished career ranked fifth all-time leading scorer at Lexington Catholic with 1,797 points...Team Captain

PERSONALBorn Octavia Wilson on August 28, 1994... Parents, Mary & Bob Wilson... One of seven siblings along with Yvonne, Danielle, Rita, Ben, Robbie, PJ and Maggie... Undecided on Major.

CAREER STATISTICS

OCTAVIA WILSONSophomore | 5’8 | Guard Nicholasville, KentuckyLexington Catholic High School




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#14 RAVEN COLEMAN

LAST SEASON

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14)Played 28 games with six starts ... Averaged 16.8 minutes per contest and shot 42 percent from the field ... Posted 4.0 points and 4.5 rebounds per game in first collegiate season ... Went for 10 points in the second game of the season against Grambling ... Posted only double-double by going for 10 points and 12 rebounds at Houston Baptist on 1/23 and also blocked five shots ... Pulled down 127 rebounds, which led the team ... Best performance on the glass was 13 rebounds at Southern Miss ... Had five games of 10 or more boards.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Ron Heuer... Named 2011 Honorable Mention 5A-All-State.. A 9-5A All-District first team selec-tion after averaging 11.6 points per game.

PERSONALBorn Raven Coleman on Jan. 19, 1994... Parents, Stanley and Tracy Coleman... Siblings, Denzell, Jasmine, D’Juan and Stacy... Majoring in Dentistry.

CAREER STATISTICS

RAVEN COLEMANSophomore | 6’0 | Forward Marrero, LouisianaJohn Ehret High School




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#20 DASIA BATISTE

LAST SEASON

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14)Played 24 games and averaged 9.3 minutes per contest ... Started two games at Jackson State and at Murray State ... Played a season-high 25 minutes against Jacksonville State (11/23) and scored six points ... Averaged 0.9 points and 1.0 rebounds per game.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Alan Bradshaw at Episcopal High School... Three-year starter for Episcopal... Three-time All-South Zone, two-time All-Southwest Preparatory Conference selection… As a junior, averaged 9.6 points, 3.1 re-bounds and 2.9 steals per game for a squad that finished 22-8... Season-high of 20 points part of a streak at end of season in which she scored 10 or more points in six of final seven contests... During sophomore campaign, averaged 7.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.4 steals and 1.5 assists per game...Named Most Improved Player as a freshman… Also has competed in track and field, participating as a hurdler.

PERSONALBorn Dasia Batiste on Apr. 7, 1995... Mother, Annetta Batiste... Journalism major.

CAREER STATISTICS

DASIA BATISTESophomore | 5’7 | Guard Houston, TexasEpiscopal High School




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#22 MATHILDE FOGELSTRØM

LAST SEASON

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14)Played 17 games before having season cut short due to an elbow injury ... Averaged 22.2 minutes with 3.5 points and 5.8 rebounds per game ... Pulled down 34 rebounds over the first four games of the season includ-ing 13 against Grambling ... Season-high in rebounds was 14, achieved against Louisiana-Lafayette (12/14) ... Shot 37.3 percent from the field ... Recorded 11 blocks inlcuding three in one game against Incarnate Word on 1/11.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2012-13)Played in 26 games, making 24 starts... Only non-starts came in season’s first two games... Averaged 4.6 points per game and a team-high 7.7 rebounds per contest... Pulled down double-figure rebounds in six games, including a career-high 18 against Arkansas-Monticello (Nov. 20)... Added 13 rebounds vs Nicholls State (Nov. 23)... Notched double-double with 10 points and 13 rebounds against Nicholls State (Nov. 23)... Career-high 13 points at Houston Baptist (Feb. 9)... Also added 1.7 assists per game along with 1.4 steals and 1.1 blocks... Season-high three blocks at Northwestern State (Feb. 23)... Had four assists in four different contests... Shot 26.6 percent from the field and 64.3 percent from the line.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed on the Denmark U18 national team, averaging nine points and 5.5 rebounds per game at the 2011 European Championships... Scored 14 points against Finland while grabbing 11 rebounds in a contest against Luxemborg... Also added double-figure point production in contests against Greece, Israel, Latvia and Bulgaria... Also played on the U18 team at the 2010 European Championships, averaging 6.1 points and 4.4 rebounds... Competed at the U16 European Championships in 2008 and 2009... Played high school basketball at Orestad Gymnasium with a one-year stop at Kent High School in Connecticut.

PERSONALBorn Mathilde Moller Fogelstrøm on Jan. 19, 1993... Parents, Gritt and Ole Moller Fogelstrøm... Sister, Kath-rine Moller Fogelstrøm.

CAREER STATISTICS

MATHILDE FOGELSTRØM Junior | 6’2 | Forward/Center Cophenhagen, DenmarkKent High School | Orestad Gymnasium

YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG12-13 26-24 813 31.3 42-158 .266 0-0 .000 36-56 .643 85-116 201 7.7 54-0 44 53 29 37 120 4.613-14 17-14 377 22.2 25-67 .373 0-0 .000 10-14 .714 26-72 98 5.8 35-0 15 30 11 8 60 3.5TOTAL 43-38 1,190 27.7 67-225 .298 0-0 .000 46-70 .657 111-188 299 7.0 89-0 59 83 40 45 180 4.2



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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#31 DANNISHA JACKSON

LAST SEASON

JUNIOR SEASON (2013-14)Came off the bench in all 27 games played during the season ... Averaged 11.1 minutes with 2.9 points and 2.1 rebounds per game ... Against Grambling, went for a season-high 12 points on 6-of-12 shooting in 29 minutes ... Season-best rebounding performance was five boards against Louisiana Tech, Houston Baptist, and Central Arkansas ... Shot 42.5 percent from the field and made 15-of-23 free throws.

PANOLA COLLEGEPlayed at Panola College for head coach Tracey Stellato... Received Associates Degree in Science... Averaged 5.9 points and 5.9 rebounds per game as a sophomore… Shot 42.5 percent from the field.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Wendell Delany at Evangel Christian... First-team all-district selection as a senior and sec-ond-team all-district as a junior.

PERSONALBorn Dannisha Jackson on Nov. 3, 1992... Parents, Danny Jackson and Dallas Lias... First cousin Vicki Johnson played basketball for Louisiana Tech before going to the WNBA with the San Antonio Silver Stars and New York Liberty.

CAREER STATISTICS

DANNISHA JACKSON Senior | 5’10 | Guard/ForwardShreveport, LouisianaEvangel Christian High School | Panola College




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#32 DANIELLE DAVIS

LAST SEASON

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14)Played and started in 28 games while leading the team in minutes (32.5) and assists (1.9) while winding up second in points (8.4) ... Had nine double-figure scoring outputs including four straight from 12/21-1/4 ... Opened the season by scoring 14 points against Tulane ... Went for a season-high 21 points at McNeese on 1/4 ... Best single-game rebounding performance was six rebounds, achieved twice ... Went for 20 points and made four triples in the Privateers’ penultimate game at Lamar ... Played at least 30 minutes in 23 games ... Also led the team in steals with 33.

2012-13Sat out the 2012-13 season due to the NCAA transfer rules.

CENTRAL CONNECTICUTPlayed in 27 games and started nine for Division I CCSU... Averaged 3.1 points per game and 20.6 minutes per game... Shot 32.7 percent from the field and grabbed 1.6 rebounds per game... Dished out 29 assists... Top scoring performance of nine points in games at St. Francis (Pa.) on Feb. 20 and home against Wagner (Feb. 25)... Started college debut, a win against Maine (Nov. 11)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed basketball at Oakton High School…Earned Concorde District Honorable Mention selection in 2010 as her team won the district and regional championships…Was a two-time Upstate Eight selection and a two-time Walter Payton Player of the Week selection…Her AAU team placed 5th at nationals in 2010 and won the AAU Sliver Showcase.

PERSONALBorn Danielle Davis on Sept. 17, 1993...majoring in Marketing.

CAREER STATISTICS

DANIELLE DAVIS Junior | 5’8 | GuardOakton, VirginiaOakton High School | Central Connecticut




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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS#35 YASMIN TAYLOR

LAST SEASON

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14)Missed the first three games of the season due to injury ... Played in 18 games and averaged 19.2 minutes ... Posted totals of 4.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game ... In season debut against Jacksonville State, scored eight points and pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds (seven offensive) ... Had two double-digit scoring efforts with 12 points against Sam Houston State and 11 versus Northwestern State ... Pulled down 10 or more rebounds four times ... Suffered a knee injury in early December, and missed eight games before re-turning on 1/16 against Lamar.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2012-13)Injured forced late start to the season for true freshman, who scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds in 25 minutes of debut at Southeastern (Dec. 11)... Never surpassed 10 points in a game, scoring nine on three different occassions en route to averaging 5.8 points per game... Averaged 6.9 rebounds per game, including a high of 18 at Texas-Pan American (Feb. 27) and 16 more against Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Dec. 28)... Shot 45.7 percent from the field and 61.4 percent from the line... Averaged 1.1 steals per game, including a high of four vs Houston Baptist (Jan. 12).

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed basketball at Grace King under Jay Bouyer... Named to the 2009 All-Academic Team in the Big VIII League... Named 2009 Co-Offensive Player of the Year... Selected to the 2009 Covina Classic All-Tournamen Team... Named the 2010 Best Offensive Player... Named in 2011 as one of Press Enterprise’s Players to Watch in 2011... A 2011 Big VIII League Honorable Mention seleciton... In 2012, named All-District by the Times Picayune... Also ran track and field, earning All-Big VIII Honors in the 4 x 100 meter relay...

PERSONALBorn Yasmin Justine Taylor on December 3, 1994... Parents, Jonathan and Opal Taylor... Sibling, Cade Taylor.. Dad, Jonathan attended LSU, competing in the triple jump and long jump... Mother, Opal attended LSU and ran track.

CAREER STATISTICS

YASMIN TAYLOR Junior | 5’10 | ForwardMetairie, La.Grace King High School

YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG12-13 19-10 488 25.7 42-92 .457 0-1 .000 27-44 .614 51-80 131 6.9 53-2 12 45 5 20 111 5.813-14 18-15 357 19.8 31-75 .413 0-1 .000 13-39 .333 58-51 109 6.1 67-4 11 31 8 18 75 4.2TOTAL 37-25 845 22.8 73-167 .437 0-2 .000 40-83 .482 109-131 240 6.5 120-6 23 76 13 38 186 5.0


MEDICAL REDSHIRT (2013-14)Suffered pre-season knee injury and received medical redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Nikki Heath at Creekview in Carrollton, Texas... Averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds per game during senior campaign, netting second-team All-State honors in addition to first-team all-district and ac-ademic all-district recognition... During junior season, was named all-academic and an honorable mention all-district selection... Club coach with Texas Express was former Lady Privateer Sarah Gayler.

PERSONALBorn BriAnna Shavers on Apr. 15, 1995...Mother, Anna McNeace... Brother, Jeffrey Shavers.

#30 BRIANNA SHAVERS (RS) Freshman | 6’0 | ForwardCarrollton, TexasCarrollton High School


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#5 ALEXIS MARTINSophomore | 5’7 | GuardShreveport, LouisianaLoyola Prep HIgh School | Alcorn StateALCORN STATE (2012-13)Played at Alcorn State as a freshman...Averaged 2.5 points in 11.9 minutes while appearing in 16 games...Shot 26.9 percent (14-52) from the field on the season...Highest point total was in first ap-pearance of the season, scoring seven points against Northwestern State.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed at Loyola Prep under Coach Kyle Tanner...Helped guide the Flyers to a state championship in senior season...Garnered MVP honors in the state title game by scoring 13 points and grabbing 18 rebounds in the final against Albany.

PERSONALBorn Alexis Martin on Jun. 6, 1994...Parents, Tiwana Wilson and Je-rome Martin...Two siblings, Dominique and Miguel...Exercise Physi-ology/Pre Physical Therapy major.

#00 HALIE MATTHEWSFreshman | 6’0 | ForwardHarvey, LouisianaWest Jefferson High SchoolHIGH SCHOOLCoached by Adam Frank...Averaged a double-double at West Jeffer-son with career averages of 15 points and 10 rebounds a game...Two-time All-District and All-Metro selection...Was named Class 5A All-State Honorable Mention in 2012-13...Garnered the highest GPA of all student-athletes in the graduating class of 2014.

PERSONALBorn Halie Matthews on May 17, 1996...Parents, Dina and Warren Matthews...Two siblings, Katie and Austin...Biological Sciences ma-jor.


HIGH SCHOOLThree-time First Team and Academic All-District selection...Helped guide Central Catholic to 2013-14 1A state championship while also winning MVP honors...Member of the National Honor Society and A Honor Roll...Was a member of the Principal’s List for three seasons and also an Academic All-State team selection...Two-time Second Team All-State member...Started high school career at Covenant Christian where she was LCSSA First Team-All State, League MVP, All-South Team, and won a state championship.

PERSONALBorn Randi Keonsha Brown on May 13, 1996...Mother, Shari Brown...Two brothers, David and Azarian...Biological Sciences major.

#21 RANDI BROWNFreshman | 5’7 | GuardHouma, LouisianaCentral Catholic High School

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY-SHREVPORT Played under Coach Jenone Bell...Was ranked in the Top 50 in the NJCAA in assists with 5.5 per game.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed under Coach Lashawn Johnson...Was a four-year letter win-ner and starting point guard at Elsik...Was a two-time District MVP and made All-Region squad from sophomore through senior year...Named to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches All-Star team in senior season...Graduated cum laude with distinguished honors.

PERSONALBorn Jazmine Ocanas on May 25, 1994...Parents, Richard and Anna Ocanas...Three siblings, Gabby, Lauryn, and Anessa...Biological Sci-ences major.

#10 JAZMINE OCANASJunior | 5’6 | GuardHouston, TexasElsik High School | Southern University - Shreveport


#25 KAYLA MUNDYFreshman | 5’8 | GuardMcKinney, TexasLiberty High SchoolHIGH SCHOOLCoached by Mari Harrison...A three-year letter winner at Liberty HS in Frisco, Texas...Helped guide Liberty to a district title in her junior year and a 30-5 record in her senior year...Was All-Region and also tabbed as district’s Defensive Playedr of the Year...Two-time All-Dis-trict member, and made First Team in 2012-13.

PERSONALBorn Kayla Mundy on Oct. 19, 1995...Parents, Yvonne and David Mundy...One younger sister, Nylah...Her father received a basketball scholarship at UTEP...Biological Sciences major.

#23 MARIAH WRIGHTFreshman | 5’3 | GuardZachary, LouisianaZachary High SchoolHIGH SCHOOLFour-year letter winner at Zachary...Three-time All-District selec-tion and named District 4-5A Defensive Player of the Year in senior season...Was also All-State honorable mention as a senior...A/B Honor Roll member...Was also named to All-Baton Rouge Area Girls Team and was honored as Baton Rouge Player of the Week.

PERSONALBorn Mariah Faith Wright on Apr. 24, 1996...Parents, Morris and Margaret...One older brother, Morris II who currently plays at Xavier (La.)...Intended major is computer science.


TEXAS WOMEN’S (2013)Played in 23 games, averaging 6.1 minutes per contest...Scored 2.4 points and shot 44.2 percent from the field.

ANGELO STATE (2012)Started collegiate career at Angelo State, appearing in four games as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Darrilyn Krempin...Named first team All-District as a senior...Part of state championship squads in freshman and soph-omore season.

PERSONALBorn Bria Angelle Platenburg on Dec. 19, 1993...Parents, Nadia and Brian Platenburg...Siblings, Alexia and Brian...Political Science ma-jor.

#34 BRIA PLATENBURGJunior | 5’10 | ForwardFrisco, TexasWakeland High School | Angelo State | Texas Women’s University

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for her father, Rickey at Lumberton...Was All-Region from sophomore through senior year and a two-time District MVP...Holds Texas state record for most 3-pointers in a high school career, and wound up second all-time in the nation.

PERSONALBorn Allison Jacks on Jan. 1, 1996...Parents, Rickey and Mary...Two sisters, Ashley and Amber...Three-point chase was documented in Sports Illustrated’s “Faces in the Crowd” feature...Her father played at fellow Southland school, Lamar...Intended major is early child-hood education.

#33 ALLISON JACKSFreshman | 5’7 | GuardBeaumont, TexasLumberton High School


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FRONT ROW (left to right): Raven Coleman, Bria Platenburg, Octavia Wilson, Jazmine Ocanas, Dannisha Jackson, Mariah Wright, Kayla Mundy, Jordan Carr, Alexis Martin

BACK ROW (left to right): Tomekia Reed (assistant coach), Shaneka Hampton (athletic train-er), Yasmin Taylor, Randi Brown, Haille Matthews, BriAnna Shavers, Mathilde Fogelstrøm, Keeshawn Davenport (Head Coach), Danielle Davis, Jewel Angelo, Allison Jacks, Dasia Batiste, Ariele Davis, Amber Clay (graduate assistant), Alpha English (assistant coach)

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2013-14 SEASON RESULTS

DATE OPPONENT RESULT CROWD HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDSNov. 8th @ Tulane Green Wave L, 46-81 1,227 14- Davis, D. 7- FogelstrømNov. 14th Grambling State L, 52-76 341 12- Jackson 13- FogelstrømNov. 17th @ Mississippi State L, 38-111 2,251 10- Davis, A. 4- Davis, A., Fogelstrøm, JacksonNov. 23rd Jacksonville State L, 51-54 1,894 8- Davis, D., Taylor, Wilson 14- TaylorNov. 29th @ Louisiana Tech L, 39-69 1,217 10- Angelo 6- TaylorDec. 5th @ Jackson State Uni. L, 50-72 n/a 12- Angelo 5- Davis, D.Dec. 7th @ Murray State L, 47-88 480 13- Jensen 10- JensenDec. 14th Louisiana-Lafayette L, 42-71 339 15- Angelo 14- FogelstrømDec. 16th vs. North Carolina1 L, 41-124 n/a 21- Wilson 3- Clay, FogelstrømDec. 21st @ Southern Miss L, 61-83 947 16- Jensen 7- JensenDec. 28th @ Utah Valley L, 49-89 184 17- Davis, D. 13- ColemanJan. 2nd @ Nicholls* L, 40-89 359 13- Davis, D. 8- ClayJan. 4th @ McNeese State* L, 59-82 573 21- Davis, D. 9- JensenJan. 9th Abilene Christian* L, 44-88 583 14- Wilson 11- FogelstrømJan. 11th Incarnate Word* L, 38-67 432 11- Wilson 10- ColemanJan. 16th Lamar* L, 53-80 438 11- Wilson 10- ColemanJan. 18th Sam Houston State* L, 47-78 458 20- Wilson 9- TaylorJan. 23rd @ Houston Baptist* L, 54-66 219 17- Wilson 12- ColemanJan. 25th @ Texas A&M-CC* L, 44-97 n/a 12- Davis, D. 4- JacksonJan. 30th @ Southeastern* L, 55-84 n/a 17- Wilson 8- ClayFeb. 6th @ Oral Roberts* L, 62-93 1,094 13- Davis, D. 5- ClayFeb. 8th @ Central Arkansas* L, 30-62 881 7- Davis, D. 5- Clay, Davis, D., JacksonFeb. 13th Nicholls* L, 45-63 718 12- Wilson 12- TaylorFeb. 15th McNeese State* L, 54-84 691 10- Gray 7- WilsonFeb. 20th Southeastern* L, 59-76 492 13- Wilson 10- TaylorFeb. 27th Stephen F. Austin* L, 36-68 524 9- Davis, D. 10- TaylorMar. 1st Northwestern State* L, 48-51 305 17- Wilson 9- ClayMar. 6th @ Lamar* L, 51-83 890 20, Davis, D. 8- ColemanMar. 8th @ Sam Houston State* L, 56-87 456 13- Wilson 7- Clay

OVERALL: 0-29 SOUTHLAND: 0-18 HOME: 0-12 HOME: 0-9 AWAY: 0-16 AWAY: 0-9 NEUTRAL: 0-1 NEUTRAL: 0-0 vs. TOP 25: 0-1 vs. LOUISIANA: 0-9

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVERAGE HOME 12 7,215 601 AWAY 16 10,778 674 NEUTRAL 1 0 0 TOTAL 29 17,993 620

2013-14 SEASON STATISTICS## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg03 Gray, Samantha 27-13 381 14.1 20-88 .227 13-47 .277 16-26 .615 9 26 35 1.3 43 0 28 68 0 8 69 2.604 Davis, Ariele 29-4 426 14.7 29-148 .196 5-38 .132 16-33 .485 12 27 39 1.3 33 0 22 52 3 11 79 2.711 Carr, Jordan 3-0 28 9.3 0-3 .000 0-3 .000 1-2 .500 2 3 5 1.7 3 0 1 3 0 1 1 0.314 Coleman, Raven 28-6 471 16.8 42-100 .420 0-0 .000 28-57 .491 47 80 127 4.5 88 5 17 27 19 12 112 4.020 Batiste, Dasia 24-2 223 9.3 7-41 .171 3-16 .188 5-11 .455 10 13 23 1.0 31 0 9 35 1 10 22 0.921 Wilson, Octavia 29-23 711 24.5 75-277 .271 44-166 .265 77-95 .811 16 34 50 1.7 51 1 46 75 3 20 271 9.322 Fogelstrøm, M. 17-14 377 22.2 25-67 .373 0-0 .000 10-14 .714 26 72 98 5.8 35 0 15 30 11 8 60 3.523 Angelo, Jewel 28-17 594 21.2 73-231 .316 3-23 .130 43-73 .589 17 28 45 1.6 55 0 25 78 1 17 192 6.925 Jensen, Melissa 24-8 454 18.9 35-92 .380 1-5 .200 25-40 .625 24 41 65 2.7 50 1 17 47 5 5 96 4.031 Jackson, D. 27-0 301 11.1 31-73 .425 0-2 .000 15-23 .652 11 45 56 2.1 25 0 10 26 1 9 77 2.932 Davis, Danielle 28-28 910 32.5 82-271 .303 36-118 .305 36-58 .621 8 63 71 2.5 67 0 53 90 9 33 236 8.433 Alexander, H. 2-0 9 4.5 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.035 Taylor, Yasmin 18-15 357 19.8 31-75 .413 0-1 .000 13-39 .333 58 51 109 6.1 67 4 11 31 8 18 75 4.240 Clay, Amber 29-15 557 19.2 32-92 .348 2-9 .222 35-53 .660 42 72 114 3.9 87 3 12 44 7 13 101 3.5 TEAM 69 65 134 4.6 10 0TOTAL 29 5,799 482-1,560 .309 107-429 .249 320-524 .611 351 620 971 33.5 635 14 266 618 68 165 1391 48.0OPPONENTS 29 5,801 829-1,779 .466 160-441 .363 498-715 .697 447 841 1,288 44.4 529 6 481 415 104 327 2316 79.9

TEAM STATISTICS NEW ORLEANS OPPONENTS SCORING 1391 2316 Points per game: 48.0 79.9 Scoring margin: -31.9 +31.9 FIELD GOALS-ATT 482-1,560 829-1,779 Field goal percentage: .309 .466 3 POINT FG-ATT 107-429 160-441 3-point percentage: .249 .363 3-point field goals per game: 3.7 5.5 FREE THROWS-ATT 320-524 498-715 Free throw percentage: .611 .697 Free throws made per game: 11.0 17.2 REBOUNDS 971 1,288 Rebounds per game: 33.5 44.4 Rebounding margin: -10.9 +10.9 ASSISTS 266 481 Assists per game: 9.2 16.6 TURNOVERS 618 415 Turnovers per game: 21.3 14.3 Turnover margin: -7.0 +7.0 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.4 1.2 STEALS 165 327 Steals per game: 5.7 11.3 BLOCKS 68 104 Blocks per game: 2.3 3.6

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1ST 2ND TOTAL New Orleans 626 765 1,391 Opponents 1,213 1,103 2,316

2006-2014Statistics

2013-14 INDIVIDUAL TEAM LEADERS

POINTS Octavia Wilson (271)POINTS PER GAME Octavia Wilson (9.3)FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Dannisha Jackson (.425)FIELD GOALS Danielle Davis (82)3-POINT PERCENTAGE Danielle Davis (.305)3-POINT FIELD GOALS Octavia Wilson (5.7)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Octavia Wilson (.811)FREE THROWS Octavia Wilson (77)REBOUNDS Raven Coleman (127)REBOUNDS PER GAME Yasmin Taylor (6.1)OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Yasmin Taylor (58)BLOCKS Raven Coleman (19)STEALS Danielle Davis (33)ASSISTS Danielle Davis (53)ASSISTS PER GAME: Danielle Davis (1.2)MINUTES Danielle Davis (910)MINUTES PER GAME Danielle Davis (32.5)

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2013-14 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICSDATE OPPONENT RESULT FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

Nov. 8th @ Tulane L, 46-81 16-49 .327 3-11 .273 11-23 .478 13 16 29 29.0 17 11 21 2 4 46 46.0

Nov. 14th GRAMBLING STATE L, 52-76 17-60 .283 0-3 .000 18-29 .621 17 22 39 34.0 27 12 20 1 7 52 49.0

Nov. 17th @ Mississippi State L, 38-111 16-43 .372 3-9 .333 3-6 .500 6 19 25 31.0 25 9 45 4 11 38 45.3

Nov. 23rd JACKSONVILLE STATE L, 51-54 19-57 .333 5-20 .250 8-14 .571 19 26 45 34.5 25 10 25 3 6 51 46.8

Nov. 29th @ Louisiana Tech L, 39-69 13-54 .241 3-18 .167 10-21 .476 14 28 42 36.0 25 7 21 1 5 39 45.2

Dec. 5th @ Jackson State L,50-72 18-40 .450 0-5 .000 14-25 .560 8 21 29 34.8 22 5 34 0 9 50 46.0

Dec. 7th @ Murray State L, 47-88 17-69 .246 3-21 .143 10-14 .714 15 32 47 36.6 20 7 15 4 2 47 46.1

Dec. 12th LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L, 42-71 8-30 .267 1-5 .200 25-30 .833 5 24 29 35.6 24 2 30 0 6 42 45.6

Dec. 16th vs. North Carolina L, 41-124 15-54 .278 7-24 .292 4-6 .667 4 11 15 33.3 19 10 26 0 5 41 45.1

Dec. 21st @ Southern Miss L,61-83 18-48 .375 3-11 .273 22-32 .688 7 17 24 32.4 20 10 21 2 7 61 46.7

Dec. 28th @ Utah Valley L, 49-89 19-73 .260 5-21 .238 6-10 .600 16 24 40 33.1 20 11 15 4 6 49 46.9

Jan. 2nd @ Nicholls L, 40-89 14-58 .241 3-20 .150 9-14 .643 8 18 26 32.5 26 5 16 3 3 40 46.3

Jan. 4th @ McNeese State L,59-82 23-61 .377 6-18 .333 7-11 .636 8 30 38 32.9 29 12 14 2 7 59 47.3

Jan. 9th ABILENE CHRISTIAN L, 44-88 13-57 .228 4-16 .250 14-24 .583 22 19 41 33.5 19 8 28 1 7 44 47.1

Jan. 11th INCARNATE WORD L, 38-67 11-57 .193 3-18 .167 13-20 .650 18 22 40 33.9 23 8 20 3 5 38 46.5

Jan. 16th LAMAR L, 53-80 21-47 .447 4-14 .286 7-15 .467 11 28 39 34.2 17 14 26 4 4 53 46.9

Jan. 18th SAM HOUSTON STATE L, 47-78 14-54 .259 6-18 .333 13-23 .565 10 14 24 33.6 22 8 18 2 11 47 46.9

Jan. 23rd @ Houston Baptist L, 54-66 18-51 .353 2-10 .200 16-23 .696 18 25 43 34.2 25 9 28 5 9 54 47.3

Jan. 25th @ Texas A&M-CC L,44-97 17-51 .333 4-16 .250 6-14 .429 6 17 23 33.6 28 9 17 2 1 44 47.1

Jan. 30th @ Southeastern L,55-84 18-63 .286 5-16 .313 14-27 .519 14 23 37 33.8 28 8 19 4 4 55 47.5

Feb. 6th @ Oral Roberts L, 62-93 23-57 .404 5-13 .385 11-16 .688 7 20 27 33.4 26 10 16 2 3 62 48.2

Feb. 8th @ Central Arkansas L, 30-62 13-48 .271 2-9 .222 2-7 .286 7 18 25 33.0 19 3 12 2 4 30 47.4

Feb. 13th NICHOLLS L, 45-63 17-56 .304 4-19 .211 7-8 .875 16 28 44 33.5 14 15 28 4 8 45 47.3

Feb. 15th McNEESE L, 54-84 16-49 .327 1-7 .143 21-30 .700 12 20 32 33.5 28 4 17 4 4 54 47.5

Feb. 20th SOUTHEASTERN L, 59-76 23-74 .311 7-25 .280 6-12 .500 20 18 38 33.6 15 14 8 3 7 59 48.0

Feb 27th STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L, 36-68 10-53 .189 3-17 .176 13-20 .650 20 20 40 33.9 17 8 19 2 5 36 47.5

Mar. 1st NORTHWESTERN STATE L, 48-51 17-44 .386 6-19 .316 8-12 .667 8 21 29 33.7 17 7 20 1 4 48 47.6

Mar. 6th @ Lamar L, 51-83 18-48 .375 6-13 .462 9-18 .500 11 23 34 33.7 17 13 23 1 3 51 47.7

Mar. 8th @ Sam Houston State L, 56-87 20-55 .364 3-13 .231 13-20 .650 11 16 27 33.5 21 17 16 2 8 56 48.0

1,391-2,316 482-1,560 .309 107-429 .249 320-524 .611 351 620 971 33.5 635 266 618 68 165 1,391 48.0

2013-14 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (OPPONENTS)DATE OPPONENT RESULT FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

Nov. 8th @ Tulane L, 46-81 32-66 .485 6-14 .429 11-19 .579 23 27 50 50.0 19 20 14 8 11 81 81.0

Nov. 14th GRAMBLING STATE L, 52-76 27-65 .415 3-13 .231 19-31 .613 22 31 53 51.5 26 8 19 3 9 76 78.5

Nov. 17th @ Mississippi State L, 38-111 40-74 .541 5-11 .455 26-31 .839 18 22 40 47.7 10 28 13 5 30 111 89.3

Nov. 23rd JACKSONVILLE STATE L, 51-54 17-52 .327 1-12 .083 19-27 .704 15 23 38 45.2 17 11 16 2 10 54 80.5

Nov. 29th @ Louisiana Tech L, 39-69 24-57 .421 5-16 .313 16-27 .593 12 31 43 44.8 16 18 12 4 9 69 78.2

Dec. 5th @ Jackson State L,50-72 26-56 .464 2-4 .500 18-30 .600 11 18 29 42.2 29 18 18 2 13 72 77.2

Dec. 7th @ Murray State L, 47-88 33-76 .434 9-22 .409 13-24 .542 17 39 56 44.1 14 13 6 2 5 88 78.7

Dec. 12th LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L, 42-71 27-60 .450 5-16 .313 12-24 .500 15 21 36 43.1 26 13 17 3 17 71 77.8

Dec. 16th vs. North Carolina L, 41-124 45-70 .643 14-24 .583 20-26 .769 17 35 52 44.1 10 34 14 2 22 124 82.9

Dec. 21st @ Southern Miss L,61-83 30-61 .492 6-11 .545 17-26 .654 19 30 49 44.6 26 24 23 4 14 83 82.9

Dec. 28th @ Utah Valley L, 49-89 30-61 .492 8-19 .421 21-32 .656 12 41 53 45.4 15 20 10 7 9 89 83.5

Jan. 2nd @ Nicholls L, 40-89 30-72 .417 4-15 .267 25-34 .735 28 40 68 47.2 16 11 12 3 8 89 83.9

Jan. 4th @ McNeese State L,59-82 28-68 .412 5-15 .333 21-30 .700 17 33 50 47.5 17 15 12 0 4 82 83.8

Jan. 9th ABILENE CHRISTIAN L, 44-88 32-58 .552 13-28 .464 11-17 .647 10 27 37 46.7 19 21 17 3 16 88 84.1

Jan. 11th INCARNATE WORD L, 38-67 26-54 .481 4-11 .364 11-18 .611 10 34 44 46.5 18 17 15 3 12 67 82.9

Jan. 16th LAMAR L, 53-80 32-68 .471 6-20 .300 10-20 .500 15 21 36 45.9 14 14 11 0 16 80 82.8

Jan. 18th SAM HOUSTON STATE L, 47-78 28-59 .475 3-11 .273 19-23 .826 18 36 54 46.4 24 17 24 3 6 78 82.5

Jan. 23rd @ Houston Baptist L, 54-66 21-49 .429 4-8 .500 20-30 .667 12 19 31 45.5 23 14 23 6 9 66 81.6

Jan. 25th @ Texas A&M-CC L,44-97 31-64 .484 5-21 .238 30-38 .789 21 31 52 45.8 15 21 10 3 9 97 82.4

Jan. 30th @ Southeastern L,55-84 28-58 .483 2-9 .222 26-32 .813 9 37 46 45.8 22 13 17 3 10 84 82.4

Feb. 6th @ Oral Roberts L, 62-93 32-67 .478 6-18 .333 23-31 .742 17 29 46 45.9 16 12 8 5 9 93 83.0

Feb. 8th @ Central Arkansas L, 30-62 23-48 .479 4-13 .308 12-16 .750 10 31 41 45.6 15 14 12 4 7 62 82.0

Feb. 13th NICHOLLS L, 45-63 24-62 .387 7-16 .438 8-12 .667 14 23 37 45.3 11 16 15 8 17 63 81.2

Feb. 15th McNEESE L, 54-84 25-57 .439 7-14 .500 27-33 .818 14 27 41 45.1 26 11 12 1 6 84 81.3

Feb. 20th SOUTHEASTERN L, 59-76 30-61 .492 4-9 .444 12-16 .750 13 36 49 45.2 14 17 15 3 2 76 81.1

Feb 27th STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L, 36-68 28-63 .444 3-14 .214 9-11 .818 17 25 42 45.1 20 9 11 7 12 68 80.6

Mar. 1st NORTHWESTERN STATE L, 48-51 19-48 .396 0-14 .000 13-17 .765 11 21 32 44.6 14 5 14 1 11 51 79.5

Mar. 6th @ Lamar L, 51-83 31-65 .477 13-28 .464 8-16 .500 15 24 39 44.4 17 21 12 4 16 83 79.6

Mar. 8th @ Sam Houston State L, 56-87 30-60 .500 6-15 .400 21-24 .875 15 29 44 44.4 20 26 13 5 8 87 79.9

2,316-1,391 829-1,779 .466 160-441 .363 498-715 .697 447 841 1,288 44.4 529 481 415 104 327 2,316 79.9SEASON TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS


THE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCEFollowing two years of competeing as Div. I inde-pendent, the University of New Orleans became the 24th member in Southland Conference history on June 1, 2013. Founded in 1963, the league recently celebrated it’s 50th Anniversary in 2013, wih current members, the University of Central Arkansas, Hous-ton Baptist Univeristy, University of the Incarnate Word, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State Uni-versity, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State Univer-sity and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi .

Encompassing a large portion of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, Southland cities boast over 14 mil-lion combined residents, and six of the top 100 tele-vision markets in the country. Southland schools have combine for nearly 140,000 students, and over 800,000 alumni as well. Taking advantage of this television footprint, the Soutland Conference Tele-vision Network was founded in 2008, and with the help of ESPN3 and Fox Sports now reaches over 13 million homes.

The Southland sponsors championships in 17 col-legiate sports. The eight men’s sports include base-ball, basketbll, cross country, football, golf tennis and both indoor and outdoor track and field. On the women’s side, the league offers basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball as well as both indoor and outdoor track and field.

Not just content to offer competition on the field of play, the league also has repeatedly demostrated it’s commitment to academics as well with the F.L McDonald Scholarship award, as well as the Steve McCarty Citizenship award for student-athletes who excel in the classroom that want to move on to post graduate work. As well as those awards, all student-athletes with a 3.0 grade point average or above are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic team’s and Commisioner’s Honor Roll. As part of the continued desire for sucess in the classroom, the league has a whole has improved it’s Academic Progress Rate (APR) more in the last eight years more than any other Division I conference.

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CORPUS CHRISTI

THIBODAUXNEW ORLEANS

LAKE CHARLES

LAST SEASON IN THE SOUTHLAND

SCORING OFFENSE1. Abilene Christian 76.22. Lamar 70.93. Stephen F. Austin 69.24. Nicholls 68.35. Houston Baptist 68.16. Southeastern 67.87. McNeese State 67.58. A&M-Corpus Christi 67.39. Sam Houston State 64.610. Oral Roberts 64.011. Northwestern State 63.712. Central Arkansas 61.813. Incarnate Word 61.114. New Orleans 48.0

SCORING DEFENSE1. Central Arkansas 57.12. Stephen F. Austin 61.53. Northwestern State 62.14. A&M-Corpus Christi 63.65. McNeese State 65.56. Nicholls 67.07. Abilene Christian 67.18. Lamar 67.89. Incarnate Word 68.310. Sam Houston State 69.711. Houston Baptist 70.812. Oral Roberts 71.313. Southeastern 78.514. New Orleans 79.9

SCORING MARGIN1. Abilene Christian +9.02. Stephen F. Austin +7.63. Central Arkansas +4.64. A&M-Corpus Christi +3.75. Lamar +3.16. McNeese State +2.17. Northwestern State +1.68. Nicholls +1.39. Houston -2.710. Sam Houston State -5.111. Incarnate Word -7.112. Oral Roberts -7.313. Southeastern -10.714. New Orleans -31.9

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. Houston Baptist .4382. Abilene Christian .4343. Northwestern State .4224. Southeastern .4185. Central Arkansas .4176. Stephen F. Austin .4167. Oral Roberts .4088. Lamar .4009. McNeese State .39510. Sam Houston State .39311. A&M-Corpus Christi .39212. Nicholls .38513. Incarnate Word .37814. New Orleans .309

3-POINT PERCENTAGE1. Nicholls .3412. A&M-Corpus Christi .3393. Oral Roberts .3384. Abilene Christian .3335. Stephen F. Austin .3256. Lamar .3237. Central Arkansas .3238. Incarnate Word .3229. Northwestern State .31810. McNeese State .30911. Southeastern .29012. Sam Houston State .27513. Houston Baptist .25914. New Orleans .249

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. Nicholls .7492. A&M-Corpus Christi .7303. McNeese State .7244. Incarnate Word .7225. Stephen F. Austin .7146. Southeastern .7067. Central Arkansas .6928. Oral Roberts .6869. Sam Houston State .68510. Houston Baptist .67911. Northwestern State .66312. Abilene Christian .65813. Lamar .64414. New Orleans .611

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PAStephen F. Austin 13 5 .722 68.2 57.6 23 13 .639 69.2 61.5Lamar 13 5 .722 74.0 66.8 18 13 .581 70.9 67.8Central Arkansas 12 6 .667 59.9 55.5 18 12 .600 61.8 57.1Northwestern State 11 7 .611 65.6 61.1 21 13 .618 63.7 62.1A&M-Corpus Christi 11 7 .611 67.0 62.5 18 12 .600 67.3 63.6Nicholls 11 7 .611 68.7 63.1 17 14 .548 68.3 67.0Abilene Christian 8 6 .571 75.2 70.0 18 12 .600 76.2 67.1McNeese State 10 8 .556 68.2 63.5 19 14 .576 67.5 65.5Sam Houston State 8 10 .444 64.1 66.4 13 16 .448 64.6 69.7Houston Baptist 8 10 .444 67.9 69.8 12 17 .414 68.1 70.8Oral Roberts 8 10 .444 66.2 66.4 9 20 .310 64.0 71.3Southeastern 7 11 .389 72.3 76.7 8 22 .267 67.8 78.5Incarnate Word 2 12 .143 60.1 69.8 8 19 .296 61.1 68.3New Orleans 0 18 .000 48.6 77.7 0 29 .000 48.0 79.9

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTMarch 13-16 | Leonard E. Merrell Center | Katy, Texas

FIRST ROUNDNo. 5 Nicholls def. No. 8 Oral Roberts 77-66No. 7 McNeese State def. No. 6 Texas A&M-CC 78-73SECOND ROUNDNo. 4 Northwestern State def. No 5. Nicholls 69-65No. 7 McNeese State def. No. 3 Central Arkansas 66-62SEMI-FINALSNo. 4 Northwestern State def. No. 1 Lamar 61-60No. 2 Stephen F. Austin def. No. 7 McNeese State 80-54CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 4 Northwestern State def. No. 2 Stephen F. Austin 62-44

LEADING SCORER: Emani White (Nicholls) 19.6 ppg.PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Courtney Duever (UCA)COACH OF THE YEAR: Royce Chadwick (Texas A&M-CC)

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ASSISTS PER GAME1. Abilene Christian 15.932. Sam Houston State 15.243. Houston Baptist 14.594. Northwestern State 13.745. Stephen F. Austin 13.566. A&M-Corpus Christi 13.537. Lamar 13.038. Central Arkansas 12.879. Southeastern 12.1010. Nicholls 12.1011. McNeese State 11.3912. Incarnate Word 11.3713. Oral Roberts 10.0714. New Orleans 9.17

STEALS PER GAME1. Abilene Christian 9.572. Nicholls 9.393. Lamar 9.104. Houston Baptist 8.695. A&M-Corpus Christi 8.176. Oral Roberts 6.907. Northwestern State 6.858. Central Arkansas 6.839. Incarnate Word 6.5610. Stephen F. Austin 6.2811. New Orleans 5.6912. McNeese State 5.3313. Southeastern 5.2714. Sam Houston State 4.90

BLOCKS PER GAME1. Stephen F. Austin 4.782. Oral Roberts 3.863. Abilene Christian 3.704. Houston Baptist 3.415. A&M-Corpus Christi 2.836. Sam Houston State 2.767. Nicholls 2.718. Northwestern State 2.599. Lamar 2.4510. Central Arkansas 2.3711. New Orleans 2.3412. McNeese State 2.0313. Southeastern 1.8314. Incarnate Word 1.59

TURNOVER MARGIN1. Lamar +4.772. Nicholls +3.973. Abilene Christian +1.934. Northwestern State +1.855. McNeese State +1.096. Incarnate Word +0.337. Central Arkansas +0.208. A&M-Corpus Christi -0.239. Houston Baptist -0.7610. Stephen F. Austin -1.2211. Oral Roberts -2.8612. Sam Houston State -3.4513. Southeastern -5.9014. New Orleans -7.00

ASSISTS/TURNOVER RATIO1. Northwestern State 1.072. Abilene Christian 0.893. Central Arkansas 0.894. McNeese State 0.895. Sam Houston State 0.886. Lamar 0.867. Nicholls 0.818. Stephen F. Austin 0.799. Houston Baptist 0.7810. A&M-Corpus Christi 0.7511. Incarnate Word 0.7212. Southeastern 0.6213. Oral Roberts 0.5514. New Orleans 0.43

AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE1. Stephen F. Austin 1,210 Oral Roberts 1,1203. Northwestern State 1,2064. A&M-Corpus Christi 9565. Central Arkansas 8366. Lamar 7407. Abilene Christian 7038. McNeese 6649. New Orleans 60110. Sam Houston State 60011. Houston Baptist 42712. Southeastern 33213. Incarnate Word 33114. Nicholls 263

LAST SEASON IN THE SOUTHLAND (CONT.)REBOUNDS PER GAME

1. Stephen F. Austin 42.12. Sam Houston State 41.03. A&M-Corpus Christi 40.74. McNeese State 40.25. Southeastern 39.06. Abilene Christian 38.97. Lamar 37.38. Houston Baptist 37.39. Nicholls 36.810. Central Arkansas 36.111. Oral Roberts 35.712. Northwestern State 34.513. Incarnate Word 33.714. New Orleans 33.4

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME1. A&M-Corpus Christi 15.172. Stephen F. Austin 15.00 Sam Houston State 15.004. McNeese State 14.185. Nicholls 13.946. Lamar 13.717. Abilene Christian 13.708. Southeastern 13.139. Houston Baptist 12.9310. New Orleans 12.0711. Oral Roberts 11.1012. Incarnate Word 10.9313. Central Arkansas 10.4014. Northwestern State 10.35

REBOUNDING MARGIN1. Stephen F. Austin +6.52. A&M-Corpus Christi +4.23. Sam Houston State +3.94. Central Arkansas +2.75. McNeese State +1.26. Abilene Christian +0.47. Southeastern -0.78. Houston Baptist -1.89. Northwestern State -3.810. Nicholls -4.011. Oral Roberts -4.212. Lamar -4.713. Incarnate Word -5.214. New Orleans -11.0

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YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN OVERALL CONFERENCE POINTS POINTS SCORING COACH W-L PCT. W-L PCT. FINISH HOME AWAY NEUTRAL SCORED ALLOWED MARGINLAIA (LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN)1975-76 John Hamilton 3-18 .143 n/a n/a n/a 3-5 0-9 0-4 999 - 47.6 1,495 - 71.2 -23.61976-77 Connie Duncan 1-20 .048 n/a n/a n/a 1-9 0-9 0-2 1,136 - 54.1 1,651 - 78.6 -24.51977-78 Connie Duncan 5-19 .208 n/a n/a n/a 2-8 3-9 0-2 1,407 - 58.6 1,845 - 76.9 -18.31978-79 Connie Duncan 7-22 .241 n/a n/a n/a 4-9 3-8 0-5 1,794 - 61.9 2,129 - 73.4 -11.61979-80 Connie Duncan 4-25 .138 n/a n/a n/a 2-13 1-7 1-5 1,839 - 63.4 2,474 - 85.3 -21.91980-81 Joey Favaloro 20-8 .714 n/a n/a n/a 13-5 7-3 0-0 2,486 - 88.8 2,264 - 80.9 +7.91981-82 Joey Favaloro 21-7 .750 n/a n/a n/a 10-1 7-3 4-3 2,332 - 83.3 2,033 - 72.6 +10.7

NCAA INDEPENDENT (DIVISION I)1982-83# Joey Favaloro 23-8 .742 n/a n/a n/a 10-2 9-5 4-1 2,512 - 81.0 2,224 - 71.7 +9.31983-84 Joey Favaloro 22-6 .786 n/a n/a n/a 12-1 6-4 4-1 2,323 - 83.0 1,953 - 69.8 +13.21984-85 Joey Favaloro 18-10 .643 n/a n/a n/a 9-2 6-5 3-3 2,143 - 76.5 2,039 - 72.8 +3.71985-86 Joey Favaloro 17-11 .607 n/a n/a n/a 12-4 5-7 0-0 1,986 - 70.9 1,844 - 65.9 +5.11986-87$ Joey Favaloro 25-7 .781 n/a n/a n/a 14-2 7-5 4-0 2,329 - 72.8 2,013 - 62.9 +9.9

AMERICAN SOUTH CONFERENCE (DIVISION I)1987-88# Joey Favaloro 25-7 .781 8-1 .889 2nd of 6 11-3 9-2 5-2 2,324 - 72.6 1,941 - 60.7 +12.01988-89 Joey Favaloro 15-13 .536 7-3 .500 2nd of 6 6-6 9-6 0-1 1,849 - 66.0 1,710 - 61.1 +5.01989-90 Joey Favaloro 10-18 .357 5-5 .500 3rd of 6 7-5 3-10 0-3 1,762 - 62.9 1,848 - 66.0 -3.11990-91 Joey Favaloro 14-14 .500 6-6 .500 4th of 7 8-5 4-6 2-3 1,881 - 67.2 1,810 - 64.6 +2.5

SUN BELT CONFERENCE (DIVISION I)1991-92 Joey Favaloro 20-11 .645 10-6 .625 5th of 9 11-5 7-4 2-2 2,306 - 74.4 2,015 - 65.0 +9.41992-93 Joey Favaloro 18-10 .643 7-7 .500 4th of 8 8-4 7-6 3-0 1,930 - 68.9 1,672 - 59.7 +9.21993-94 Joey Favaloro 16-12 .571 8-6 .571 4th of 8 8-4 5-5 3-3 1,900 - 67.9 1,810 - 64.6 +3.21994-95 Joey Favaloro 11-16 .407 6-8 .429 5th of 8 7-6 3-6 1-4 2,155 - 79.8 2,171 - 80.4 -0.61995-96 Joey Favaloro 9-19 .321 5-9 .357 6th of 8 6-7 3-10 0-2 1,899 - 67.8 2,035 - 72.7 -4.91996-97 Joey Favaloro 16-12 .571 10-4 .714 T-3rd of 8 9-4 7-7 0-1 2,086 - 74.5 2,099 - 75.0 -0.51997-98 Joey Favaloro 12-16 .429 7-7 .500 T-4th of 8 4-8 6-6 2-2 1,992 - 71.1 2,236 - 79.9 -8.71998-99 Joey Favaloro 11-16 .407 4-8 .333 5th of 7 8-6 3-9 0-1 1,901 - 70.4 1,982 - 73.4 -3.01999-00 Joey Favaloro 11-17 .393 7-9 .438 6th of 9 5-8 6-8 0-1 1,933 - 69.0 2,061 - 73.6 -4.62000-01 Joey Favaloro 15-14 .507 7-9 .438 *3rd of 6 9-4 5-8 1-2 1,912 - 65.9 1,946 - 67.1 -1.22001-02 Joey Favaloro 11-18 .370 6-9 .400 *5th of 6 5-9 4-7 2-2 1,827 - 63.0 2,057 - 70.9 -7.92002-03 Joey Favaloro 12-16 .429 9-6 .600 *3rd of 6 10-2 2-9 0-5 1,705 - 60.9 1,749 - 62.5 -1.62003-04 Joey Favaloro 10-17 .370 5-10 .333 *6th of 6 6-6 4-10 0-1 1,689 - 62.6 1,771 - 65.6 -3.02004-05 Amy Champion 2-26 .071 2-13 .133 *6th of 6 1-12 1-13 0-1 1,320 - 47.1 1,924 - 68.7 -21.62005-06 Amy Champion 3-25 .107 1-14 .067 *6th of 6 1-8 1-13 1-4 1,434 - 51.2 2,044 - 73.0 -21.82006-07 Amy Champion 9-21 .300 3-15 .167 *7th of 7 6-10 2-10 1-1 1,729 - 57.6 2,006 - 66.9 -9.32007-08 Amy Champion 13-17 .433 7-11 .388 *5th of 7 8-5 5-11 0-1 1,782 - 59.4 1,881 - 62.7 -3.32008-09 Amy Champion 14-17 .451 8-10 .444 *4th of 7 8-6 5-10 1-1 1,818 - 58.6 1,865 - 60.2 -1.52009-10 Amy Champion 12-20 .375 4-14 .222 *6th of 7 5-8 3-10 4-2 1,757 - 54.9 1,957 - 61.2 -6.3

NCAA INDEPENDENT (DIVISION I)2010-11 Amy Champion 3-19 .316 n/a n/a n/a 1-9 2-10 0-0 1,076 - 48.9 1,622 - 73.7 -24.82011-12 Keeshawn Carter 0-26 .000 n/a n/a n/a 0-10 0-13 0-3 1,402 - 53.9 2,020 - 77.7 -23.82012-13 Keeshawn Carter 3-23 .115 n/a n/a n/a 2-10 1-11 0-2 1,411 - 54.3 1,847 - 71.0 -16.7

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE (DIVISION I)2013-14 Keeshawn Davenport 0-29# .000 0-18 .000 14th of 14 0-12 0-16 0-1 1,391 - 48.0 2,316 - 79.9 -31.9

OVERALL 461-630(.423) CONFERENCE 142-208 (.406) HOME 252-243 (.509) AWAY 161-310 (.341) NEUTRAL 48-77 (.384) AMERICAN SOUTH 26-15 (.634) SUN BELT 116-175 (.398) SOUTHLAND 0-18 (.000)

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COACHING HISTORYJOHN HAMILTON1975-76 (innaugural season)3-18 (.143), 21 games.

John Hamilton was the first coach in program history, leading the then-named “Buc-kettes” in their inaugural season. Coach Hamilton recruited early Privateers star Jan Gernhauser to the Lakefront, and coached her during her first season. Jan would go on to become a Privateers Hall of Famer. Hamilton would lead the team to its first ever victory on Feb. 17, 1976 defeating local rivals Tulane by a score of 49-37.

CONNIE DUNCAN1976-1980 (four seasons)17-86 (.165), 103 games.

Connie Duncan became the women’s athletic’s coordinator on the Lakefront in 1975, and in addition to coaching volleyball and tennis, became the women’s basketball coach during prior to the 1976-77 season. Coach Duncan compiled a 45-75 record with the volleyball team during the same tenure before leavinig the university in 1980. She remains the only coach in program history to coach two different sports at the same time. Notable basketball victories during her tenure include defeats of Louisiana-La-fayette, and a pair of victories over rival Tulane.

JOEY FAVALORO1980-2004 (24 seasons)382-303 (.558), (685 games)

Quite simply, the greatest coach in program history and one of the greatest coaches in the history of Privateers athletics. With the exception of legendary baseball coach Ron Maestri, no Privateers coach has won more games on the Lakefront. Favaloro led the program to it’s only NCAA Tournament appearance in 1987, and led the program to a Women’s National Invitational Tournamen sucess, winning a champi-onship in 1983, and adding a third-place finish in 1988. Favaloro coached some of the greatest players in school history, including All-American Sandra Hodge, Privateers Hall of Famer Michelle Anderson, as well as former standouts Jenny Anderson, Shanna Cook and Carvie Upshaw.

AMY CHAMPION2004-2011 (four seasons)56-144 (.230), (seven seasons)

Replacing a legend is never easy, as coach Champ found out during her time on the Lakefront. Taking over a program that had started to wane under Coach Favaloro, Amy Champion improved the win total each season during her first six seasons on the bench. No stranger to adversity, Champion was in charge of the program during both Hurricane Katrina (2005), and the (temporary) decision to drop down to Division III. Despite the distractions from that announcement in 2009, Champion would lead her 12th

seeded team to a surprise run to the Sun Belt Tournament semi-finals in 2010. Champion also served as athletics director from October of 2010 until May of 2012.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1975-76 (3-18)HEAD COACH: JOHN HAMILTOND12 at Dillard L, 45-49D13 William Carey L, 45-67 Southeastern Louisiana L, 45-101J2 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 30-105 J10 Louisiana Tech L, 35-87J12 at Southern Mississippi L, 44-66J17 at William Carey L, 36-75J24 (1) Louisiana-Monroe L, 56-69J25 (1) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 53-75J30 at Louisiana Tech L, 44-96J31 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 45-71F3 Nicholls State L, 59-76 F13 (2) Southern (B.R) L, 44-91 F14 (2) Louisiana-Monroe L, 51-67F16 Southern Mississippi L, 41-55F17 Tulane W, 49-37F24 Nicholls State W, 69-60F25 at Tulane L, 44-56F28 Dillard W, 61-52M4 (3) Nicholls State L, 36-62M5 (3) Louisiana-Monroe L, 67-78

(1) La.-Lafayette Tournament - Lafayette, La. (4th place)(2) UL Monroe Tournament - Monroe, La. (4th place)(3) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - New Orleans, La. (Tulane)

1976-77 (1-20)HEAD COACH: CONNIE DUNCANN29 at William Carey L, 54-90N30 Nicholls State L, 45-91 D1 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 30-110 D11 Georgia State L, 58-77J15 at Southern Mississippi L, 49-62J18 Tulane W, 64-61J20 at McNeese State L, 53-76J22 Tougaloo L, 41-63 J24 Southeastern Louisiana L, 45-104 J28 at Belhaven L, 52-80J29 at Tougaloo L, 37-72F2 at Tulane L, 61-64F4 at Dillard L, 60-74F7 McNeese State L, 52-91F10 Dillard L, 61-64F12 Belhaven L, 63-82F14 at Nicholls State L, 61-78F15 Southern Mississippi L, 61-67F19 William Carey L, 73-83F23 (1) LSU L, 58-85F24 (1) Louisiana-Monroe L, 58-77

(1) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - Ruston, La.

1977-78 (5-19)HEAD COACH: CONNIE DUNCANN29 Southern Mississippi L, 45-101D2 Louisiana-Monroe L, 66-89D12 William Carey L, 72-78D14 at Nicholls State L, 54-87D15 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 64-58J12 at Tennessee-Martin L, 40-77J13 at Union (Tenn.) L, 52-88J14 at Lambuth L, 45-79J16 at Belhaven L, 66-81J19 at Tulane L, 33-66J21 at Northwestern State L, 49-86J24 Dillard] W, 67-61J27 at William Carey L, 67-88J28 Northwestern State L, 73-100 J30 at Dillard L, 81-102F3 Belhaven L, 64-79F4 Spring Hill W, 57-35F10 at South Alabama W, 65-58F11 at Spring Hill W, 49-41F14 Tulane L, 45-53F17 Nicholls State L, 58-76F18 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 76-80F23 (1) Louisiana-Monroe L, 56-76F24 (1) McNeese State L, 63-106

(1) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - Baton Rouge, La.

1978-79 (7-22)COACH: CONNIE DUNCANN17 at South Alabama L, 48-58N18 Xavier (La.) L, 59-65N25 Northwestern State L, 55-96 N28 Tulane L, 63-65 (OT)D1 at Louisiana College L, 44-92D4 William Carey W, 83-74D8 Florida State L, 62-64D9 Georgia State L, 53-77D18 at Western Kentucky L, 38-65J6 Marycrest W, 85-82J10 at Dillard L, 47-74J12 at Florida A&M L, 62-78J13 at Florida State L, 66-101J15 at Spring Hill W, 75-68J20 Lambuth L, 47-65J23 at William Carey L, 65-79J26 (1) Millsaps W, 70-41J27 (1) Belhaven L, 51-79J30 Louisiana College L, 64-73F2 South Alabama W, 83-58F3 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 72-82F6 at Xavier (La.) L, 59-68F8 (2) Georgia State L, 62-90F9 (2) South Florida L, 76-88F13 at Tulane W, 64-62

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSF16 Belhaven L, 53-77F17 Spring Hill W, 59-43F21 (3) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 65-66F23 (3) McNeese State L, 64-99

(1) Millsaps Tournament - Jackson, Miss. (2nd place)(2) Sun Belt Tournament - Charlotte, N.C.(3) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - Monroe, La.

1979-80 (4-25)COACH: CONNIE DUNCANN23 Louisiana College L, 46-86N24 Xavier (La.) L, 39-93N26 at Dillard L, 76-86N30 at South Alabama L, 45-104D1 at Spring Hill L, 65-95D6 North Texas L, 64-85D7 Millsaps W, 89-70D10 West Alabama L, 77-113D13 (1) Western Kentucky L, 62-110D14 (1) Alabama-Huntsville W, 65-64D15 (1) Murray State L, 74-110J8 at Tulane L, 71-93J11 Arkansas L, 47-71J12 St. Francis (Ill.) L, 65-83J15 Dillard L, 70-84J18 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 60-71J19 Spring Hill W, 67-65J22 at Xavier (La.) L, 53-75J25 (2) Millsaps W, 72-50J26 (2) Belhaven L, 68-95J29 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 66-110F1 UAB L, 64-101F8 (3) South Florida L, 60-67 F9 (3) Virginia Commonwealth L, 62-82 F10 UNLV L, 49-85F12 Tulane L, 68-88F15 Belhaven L, 87-91F16 UTEP L, 66-73F18 at Louisiana College L, 42-74

(1) Tennessee-Martin Tournament - Martin, Tenn. (5th place)(2) Millsaps Tournament - Jackson, Miss. (2nd place)(3) Sun Belt Tournament - Atlanta, Ga. (4th place)

1980-81 (20-8)COACH: JOEY FAVALORON19 at Northwestern State L, 82-95N21 at Spring Hill W, 103-89N22 Texas Woman’s W, 102-94N25 Millsaps W, 103-45N28 Northwestern State W, 107-99 N30 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 77-85 Belhaven W, 96-85D18 (1) LSU L, 83-89D20 Louisiana-Monroe L, 83-84

J3 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 97-84J7 (2) Cameron W, 98-77J8 (2) San Francisco State W, 92-83J9 (2) UNLV L, 88-92J10 (3) Arkansas-Little Rock L, 61-65 J15 Nicholls State W, 101-78J17 at Tulane W, 96-75J23 (4) Belhaven W, 79-71J24 (4) Spring Hill W, 67-58J26 at Nicholls State W, 83-68J28 (1) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-77F2 at Belhaven W, 85-77F7 Southeastern Louisiana L, 76-78F12 Spring Hill W, 112-45F16 at Texas Woman’s W, 78-72F17 at Louisiana-Monroe W, 89-88F22 Tulane W, 109-99F25 (5) McNeese State W, 93-91F26 (5) Louisiana Tech L, 59-121

(1) Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, La.(2) Las Vegas Holiday Tournament - Las Vegas, Nev. (3rd place)(3) at Magnolia, Miss.(4) Millsaps Touarment - Jackson, Miss. (1st place)(5) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - Hammond, La. (quarterfinals)

1981-82 (21-7)COACH: JOEY FAVALOROLOUISIANA AIAW TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONN20 Lamar W, 87-78N23 at Dillard W, 100-66D1 Alcorn State W, 83-69D4 Louisiana Tech L, 59-106D14 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 108-82 D16 at Southeastern Louisiana W, 84-75 D19 at Nicholls State W, 80-55J1 (1) Nevada W, 87-72J2 (1) Cal Poly W, 84-77J7 (2) California L, 78-86J8 (2) UNLV L, 74-76J14 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 92-61J21 Nicholls State W, 90-74J23 at Tulane L, 80-81J25 Southeastern Louisiana W, 91-74J30 UNLV W, 87-60F1 McNeese State W, 91-88F3 at LSU W, 79-73F6 Tulane W, 89-65F8 Dillard W, 90-60F13 at McNeese State L, 63-64F16 (3) South Alabama W, 94-69F20 South Florida W, 81-68F26 (4) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-55F27 (4) Northwestern State W, 80-71M11 (5) Texas Tech W, 65-63M12 (5) Texas L, 74-89


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSM13 (5) Arkansas L, 74-76

(1) Coors Golden Gate Invitational - San Francisco, Calif. (champion)(2) Las Vegas Holiday Tournament - Las Vegas, Nev. (3rd place)(3) at Gulfport, Miss.(4) Louisiana AIAW Tournament - Natchitoches, La. (champion)(5) Southwest AIAW Tournament - Lubbock, Texas (4th place)

1982-83 (23-8)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALOROWOMEN’S NIT CHAMPIONN26 Lamar W, 96-81N29 at Mississippi State L, 72-91D2 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 79-75D13 Louisiana College W, 69-48D14 at Nicholls State W, 117-65D19 McNeese State L, 84-94D28 (1) Penn State L, 69-86D29 (1) New Hampshire W, 79-67D30 (1) La Salle W, 73-66J5 LSU L, 71-85J8 Mississippi Univ. for Women W, 94-71 J14 Southwest Missouri State W, 97-81 J15 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-68J22 at Tulane W, 86-69J24 Stetson W, 96-57J26 at Southern Mississippi W, 91-89 J28 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 75-80 (OT) F1 Tulane W, 91-74F2 Nicholls State W, 92-52F10 at South Carolina L, 67-77F12 at Stetson W, 102-74F17 at McNeese State W, 72-56F19 Southern Mississippi W, 86-80F23 at Alcorn State L, 74-82F26 Southeastern Louisiana W, 80-69M3 at Hawaii W, 67-51M5 at Hawaii W, 74-59M10 at Louisiana Tech L, 49-84M17 (2) Texas Tech W, 66-65M18 (2) Weber State W, 100-70M19 (2) Memphis W, 68-58

(1) La Salle Tournament - Philadelphia, Pa. (4th place)(2) Women’s NIT - Amarillo, Texas (champion)

1983-84 (22-6)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON26 LSU L, 88-104N29 Southern (B.R) W, 93-73 D2 (1) New Hampshire W, 91-67D3 (1) Utah L, 69-70D12 Alcorn State W, 78-74D14 Phillips W, 85-56D17 William Carey W, 86-56 D19 at Southeastern Louisiana W, 80-66

J3 (2) Cal State Fullerton W, 72-50J4 (2) St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 89-77J5 (2) Wake Forest W, 70-54J7 at South Florida W, 93-71J16 at Louisiana College W, 80-77J19 at McNeese State W, 94-61J21 at Tulane W, 97-72J24 at Nicholls State W, 87-63J28 at Louisville L, 87-94J30 at Kentucky L, 68-85F2 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 66-67F4 Stetson W, 96-46F7 at LSU L, 88-94F11 Stephen F. Austin W, 67-66F18 Tulane W, 86-69F21 McNeese State W, 84-77 F25 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 87-84 (2OT) F28 Southeastern Louisiana W, 78-60 M3 Southern (New Orleans) W, 87-63 M10 Nicholls State W, 77-57

(1) Utah Classic - Salt Lake City, Utah (2nd place)(2) Miami Masonic Classic - Coral Gables, Fla. (champion)(3) Southern Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. (3rd place)

1984-85 (18-10)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON17 Nicholls Stat W, 78-64N26 (1) Miami (Fla.) L, 57-77N27 (1) Tennessee State W, 78-76D1 at McNeese State W, 77-68D5 at Southern California L, 65-66D7 (2) UCLA W, 75-73D8 (2) LSU L, 78-86D15 Southern Mississippi W, 89-82 (OT) D17 McNeese State W, 74-64J2 Southeastern Louisiana W, 99-75J5 Missouri-Kansas City W, 77-57J6 Louisville L, 72-73J8 Oklahoma City W, 82-80J11 at UAB W, 74-63J14 at Stetson W, 77-56J19 at Tulane W, 81-64J23 at Southeastern W, 74-72J30 LSU L, 71-99F1 Kentucky W, 86-81 (OT)F4 Tulane W, 65-55F13 at LSU L, 63-77F16 at Oklahoma City L, 91-104 (OT) F18 at Oral Roberts L, 62-68F25 South Florida W, 68-65F27 at Southern Mississippi L, 90-96M1 (3) Stetson W, 82-46M2 (3) Florida A&M L, 68-69M3 (3) Central Florida W, 90-83(1) Lady Tiger Classic - Memphis, Tenn. (3rd place)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS(2) UCLA-Lite Beer Tournament - Los Angeles, Calif. (2nd place)(3) Southern Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. (3rd place)

1985-86 (17-11)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON25 at Southern (New Orleans) W, 102-43 N27 Southwestern (Kan.) W, 103-36N30 UAB W, 70-66D4 at Arizona State L, 63-99D6 (1) San Jose State W, 69-50D7 (1) San Diego State L, 58-60D13 (2) Xavier (La.) W, 70-60D14 (2) Tulane W, 61-60D20 Stetson W, 90-59J2 UCLA L, 59-79J4 George Mason W, 73-57J8 South Carolina W, 79-73 (OT)J11 at Nicholls State L, 61-63J14 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 55-58 J18 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 70-63J20 South Alabama L, 60-65J22 Southern Mississippi W, 78-70J28 at Tulane W, 95-74J30 LSU L, 65-70F1 Oral Roberts W, 90-80F3 at Southern Mississippi W, 77-60F5 at Alcorn State L, 58-80F12 at LSU L, 53-89F18 Tulane W, 75-61F22 Southeastern Louisiana W, 73-53F25 at South Alabama L, 74-94M1 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 55-52M7 Louisiana Tech L, 50-70

(1) Dial Classic - San Diego, Calif. (2nd place)(2) UNO Pepsi Tournament - New Orleans, La. (champion)

1986-87 (25-7)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORO NCAA TOURNAMENT (AT LARGE, 2ND ROUND)N28 Xavier (La.) W, 67-65D5 Arizona State W, 71-66D12 (1) Oral Roberts W, 68-64D13 (1) Xavier (La.) W, 86-53D15 South Alabama W, 76-68D20 at Baylor W, 68-54D30 Mississippi L, 54-74J3 Xavier (Ohio) W, 81-62J5 at Stetson W, 77-61J8 at Auburn L, 62-75J13 LSU L, 67-84J15 Creighton W, 84-59J20 Central Florida W, 101-54J22 at South Carolina W, 54-53J24 at Clemson W, 81-76J28 at Xavier (La.) W, 78-54

J29 Baylor W, 69-54J30 Rollins W, 98-57F2 Texas-San Antonio W, 77-63F4 at Tulane W, 87-70F10 at South Alabama L, 61-78F14 Texas-Pan American W, 95-39F17 at LSU W, 75-74F23 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 72-62F25 Florida State W, 87-59F27 (2) Gonzaga W, 67-55F28 (2) Mississippi State W, 54-50M1 (2) Memphis W, 84-61M4 Tulane W, 65-48M7 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 65-71M9 at Louisiana Tech L, 52-82M15 at (3) Iowa L, 46-68

(1) UNO Pepsi Tournament - New Orleans (champion)(2) Northern Lights Invitational, Anchorage, Alaska. (champion)(3) NCAA Tournament - Iowa City, Iowa (2nd round)

1987-88 (25-7, 8-1 AMERICAN SOUTH - 2ND)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALOROWOMEN’S NIT (3RD PLACE)N27 (1) Grambling State W, 62-57N28 (1) South Alabama L, 76-83N29 (1) McNeese State W, 84-60D6 SMU W, 78-54D13 (2) Cumberland (Tenn.) W, 70-56D14 (2) Xavier (La.) W, 81-37D16 Clemson W 59-55J2 Missouri-Kansas City W, 89-66J4 Missouri W, 91-86J13 at Florida State W, 71-61J16 at Texas-San Antonio W, 83-55J21 *at Arkansas State W, 65-56J23 Auburn L, 54-73J25 at Xavier (La.) W, 76-46J28 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 81-70J31 at LSU W, 67-57F4 *Lamar W, 70-61F6 *Texas-Pan American W, 80-23F8 Tulane W, 69-42F11 *Arkansas State W, 69-53F14 at Mississippi L, 61-72 F18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 69-55F20 LSU L, 66-73 F25 *at Lamar W, 61-53F27 *at Texas-Pan American W, 81-27M5 *Louisiana Tech L, 57-74M8 at Tulane W, 84-72M11 (3) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 77-67M12 (3) Louisiana Tech L, 64-86M24 (4) Montana State W, 77-66M25 (4) DePaul L, 61-66M26 (4) Illinois State W, 91-79


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS*American South Conference Games(1) LSU Invitational - Baton Rouge, La. (3rd place)(2) UNO/Travelodge Invitational - New Orleans, La. (champion)(3) American South Conference Tournament - Ruston, La. (2nd place)(4) Women’s NIT - Amarillo, Texas (3rd place)

1988-89 (15-13, 7-3 AMERICAN SOUTH - 2ND)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON27 Xavier (La.) W, 83-44D1 at SMU W, 57-52D2 at Texas-Arlington L, 67-76D12 at Southwest Missouri State W, 70-64D14 at Missouri L, 52-53D15 at Missouri-Kansas City L, 43-47D19 Mississippi L, 59-67D28 Grambling State L, 79-90D30 (1) Northern Illinois L, 73-78D31 (1) Mississippi State W, 73-58J9 at San Francisco W, 64-60J12 at Grambling State W, 66-56J16 Tulane W, 80-69J19 *Texas-Pan American W, 87-41J21 *Lamar L, 68-73J25 at Auburn L, 47-65J28 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 82-63J31 *at Louisiana Tech L, 62-71F2 at Arkansas L, 60-61F4 *at Arkansas State W, 57-54 F9 *at Texas-Pan American W, 64-31 F11 *at Lamar W, 65-58F16 LSU L, 52-67F18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-61F20 at Tulane W, 73-67F25 *Arkansas State W, 69-57M1 *Louisiana Tech L, 51-68M10 (2) Lamar L, 58-59

*American South Conference Games(1) UNO Holiday Tournament - New Orleans, La. (3rd place)(2) American South Conference Tournament - Ruston, La. (semifinal)

1989-90 (10-18, 5-5 AMERICAN SOUTH - 3RD)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON25 Southeastern Louisiana W, 66-51N29 Mississippi L, 49-56D1 (1) Montana State L, 60-68D2 (1) Pacific L, 61-71D4 at Wyoming L, 54-71D9 Maine W, 70-55D11 Southwest Missouri State L, 68-70 (2OT)D20 at Memphis W 67-53J3 at Southern Mississippi L, 60-73J8 at Mississippi L, 49-68J11 at Tulane W, 67-63

J15 at Alabama L, 57-67J18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 69-80 J20 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 75-78 J22 Arkansas L, 63-71J25 *at Lamar L, 59-60 J27 *at Texas-Pan American W, 63-34 F1 *Arkansas State W, 68-67 (OT)F3 *Louisiana Tech L, 45-86F10 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 58-49F13 Auburn L, 61-73F15 *Lamar W, 71-66F17 *Texas-Pan American W, 75-63F20 *at Louisiana Tech L, 60-98F22 *at Arkansas State L, 61-67F24 Tulane W, 69-40F28 at LSU L, 62-70M9 (2) Lamar L, 75-80

*American South Conference Games(1) Cougar Dial Classic - Pullman, Wash. (4th place)(2) American South Conference Tournament - Ruston, La. (semifinals)

1990-91 (14-14, 6-6 AMERICAN SOUTH - 4TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON23 (1) Richmond L, 55-74N24 (1) Cornell W, 94-59D1 Tennessee-Chattanooga L, 67-80D8 Tulane W, 63-59D17 Alabama W, 67-55D20 (2) Florida A&M L, 55-66D21 (2) UTEP W, 78-49D29 LSU L, 62-69J2 Southern Mississippi L, 57-70J5 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 67-62J10 *Arkansas State W, 69-48J12 Memphis W, 66-59J14 *at Louisiana Tech L, 58-72J17 *Lamar L, 56-78J19 *Texas-Pan American W, 57-36J21 at Auburn L, 56-96J23 *Central Florida W, 71-57J28 at Mississippi L, 49-59J30 South Alabama W, 60-55F2 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 83-51F6 *at Arkansas State L, 60-74F14 *at Lamar L, 56-66F16 *at Texas-Pan American W, 69-56F21 *at Central Florida L, 91-93 (OT) F25 at Stetson W, 93-67F28 at Tulane W, 82-46M3 *Louisiana Tech L, 66-67M8 (3) Lamar L, 74-87

* American South Conference games(1) Downeast Auto Classic - Bangor, Maine (3rd place)(2) Lady Blazer Classic - Birmingham, Ala. (3rd place)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS(3) American South Conference Tournament, Ruston, La. (semifinals)

1991-92 (20-11, 10-6 SUN BELT - 5TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON26 Southern Mississippi L, 58-60N30 Southeastern Louisiana W, 87-53D13 Stetson W, 110-66D16 Auburn L, 48-61D18 *Louisiana Tech L, 60-65D28 Detroit W, 65-54D30 Princeton W, 80-52J2 Columbia W, 66-33J4 *Western Kentucky L, 72-89J8 *Central Florida W, 91-65J13 Tulane W, 79-60J16 *at Texas-Pan American W, 72-71 (OT) J18 *at Lamar L, 71-99J25 *South Alabama W, 85-49J27 at Southern Mississippi L, 79-95J30 *at Louisiana Tech W, 69-54F1 at Arkansas State L, 70-72F4 at LSU W 68-62F6 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 68-50F8 *at Central Florida W, 70-67F12 at Tulane W, 75-64F15 *Texas-Pan American W, 87-54F18 *at South Alabama W, 76-75 F20 *Lamar L, 70-73 (OT)F23 *at Western Kentucky L, 62-78F28 (1) Marquette W, 87-85F29 (1) Penn State L, 64-72M1 (1) Baylor W, 94-48M5 *Arkansas State W, 75-62M7 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 93-53M12 (2) Arkansas State L, 55-74

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Northern Lights Invitational - Anchorage, Alaska (3rd place)(2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (quarterfinals)

1992-93 (18-10, 7-7 SUN BELT - 4TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALOROD11 Central Florida W, 85-46D13 at Southeastern Louisiana W, 93-55D15 (1) Georgia Southern W, 75-63D16 1) Mississippi State W, 76-63D19 at Southern Mississippi W, 75-62D28 (2) *Texas-Pan American W, 98-55J2 Pennsylvania W, 69-49J5 *Louisiana Tech L, 62-71J9 *South Alabama W, 67-54J12 *at Arkansas State L, 54-66J14 Tulane W, 79-61J16 *at South Alabama W, 67-55J23 Southern Mississippi W, 85-64J27 at Auburn L, 50-54

J30 *Western Kentucky L, 70-94F1 *Lamar L, 52-65F4 *Arkansas State L, 55-58F7 *at Western Kentucky L, 50-71F11 at Central Florida W, 69-49F15 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 78-56F19 at Tulane L, 64-75F25 *at Louisiana Tech L, 47-54F27 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-47M1 LSU W, 77-61M4 *at Texas-Pan American W, 66-52M6 *at Lamar W, 65-47M11 (3) South Alabama W, 66-58M12 (3) Louisiana Tech L, 60-67

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Southern Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. (champion)(2) Pontchartrain Center - Kenner, La.(3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Ruston, La. (semifinals)

1993-94 (16-12, 8-6 SUN BELT - 4TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALOROD3 (1) Wichita State L, 75-79D4 (1) St. John’s W, 79-59D17 (2) Arkansas L, 59-60 D18 (2) Mississippi Valley State W, 74-72 D28 (3) Furman W, 87-73D30 Fairfield W, 73-52J3 (4) Rice W, 70-60J4 (4) Baylor L, 77-84J6 *at Texas-Pan American W, 67-59 J8 *at Lamar W, 66-53J13 *Louisiana Tech L, 62-82J20 *Texas-Pan American W, 71-58J22 *at South Alabama W, 69-61J25 Auburn L, 57-73J29 *Arkansas State L, 46-63F1 at Tulane L, 61-62F3 *Western Kentucky L, 53-76F5 *South Alabama W, 90-68F9 *at Arkansas State L, 69-75F12 Florida Atlantic W, 76-63F16 Tulane W, 74-63F19 *at Louisiana Tech L, 53-68F23 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 81-64F26 *Lamar W, 65-34M2 *at Western Kentucky L, 60-84M5 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 72-49M10 (5) Lamar W, 72-66M11 (5) Louisiana Tech L, 42-50

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Washington State Dial Classic - Pullman, Wash. (3rd place)(2) Arkansas Dial Classic -Fayetteville, Ark. (3rd place)(3) Pontchartrain Center - Kenner, La.(4) Rice Holiday Classic - Houston, Texas (2nd place)


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS(5) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (semifinals)

1994-95 (11-16, 6-8 SUN BELT - 5TH)COACH: JOEY FAVALORO N26 Nicholls State W, 85-50D2 (1) Loyola (Ill.) W, 108-55D3 (1) Indiana L, 70-93 D6 at Southern Mississippi L, 95-124 D16 (2) Mississippi State L, 58-78D17 (2) Alcorn State L, 82-83D31 Florida State W, 75-67J2 Memphis L, 78-93J5 *Western Kentucky L, 73-94J10 (3) Tulane L, 65-80J16 *at Louisiana Tech L, 63-108J19 Oral Roberts W, 95-76 J21 *at Texas-Pan American W, 76-61 J26 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 90-50J28 *South Alabama W, 98-76F2 *Louisiana Tech L, 52-100 F4 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 100-58 F7 *at Arkansas State L, 66-90F9 *at South Alabama W, 93-89F11 *Lamar L, 72-83F13 Florida W, 74-71F16 Southern Mississippi L, 92-114F19 *at Western Kentucky L, 63-85F25 *at Lamar L, 81-90M1 *Texas-Pan American W, 105-43M4 *Arkansas State L, 64-72M8 (4) Arkansas State L, 82-88

*Sun Belt Conference Games (1) IU Full-O-Pep Classic - Bloomington, Ind. (2nd place) (2) Lady Jaguar Classic - Mobile, Ala. (4th place)(3) USF&G Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Ruston,La. (quarterfinals)

1995-96 (9-19, 5-9 SUN BELT - 6TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORO N24 (1) Mississippi State L, 66-84N25 (1) Pepperdine L, 63-79N29 at Southern Mississippi L, 55-62D4 at Florida L, 80-89D20 at Florida State L, 51-62D29 (2) Nicholls State W, 66-41J2 George Mason W, 83-58J4 Alabama State W, 93-33J6 *at South Alabama W, 75-69J9 Southern Mississippi L, 63-84J13 *Western Kentucky L, 54-83J16 (3) Tulane L, 65-67J18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 83-41J20 *at Louisiana Tech L, 58-103J24 at Oral Roberts L, 79-81 (OT) J27 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 65-56

F1 *Lamar L, 64-75F3 *Louisiana Tech L, 58-98F10 *at Arkansas State L, 65-96F12 at Memphis L, 66-94F15 *at Lamar L, 69-86 F17 *at Texas-Pan American L, 63-70 F22 *at Western Kentucky L, 63-81F24 *South Alabama W, 65-56F28 *Arkansas State L, 66-78M2 *Texas-Pan American W, 86-66M7 (4) Arkansas State W, 72-54M8 (4) Western Kentucky L, 63-89

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) UNO Thanksgiving Classic - New Orleans, La. (4th place)(2) Pontchartrain Center - Kenner, La.(3) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Jonesboro, Ark. (semifinals)

1996-97 (16-12, 10-4 SUN BELT -TIED FOR 3RD)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON24 (1) Tulane L, 77-91N26 at Nicholls State W, 91-86 (OT)N29 (2) Murray State W, 78-71N30 (2) Austin Peay W, 77-59D4 at Alabama State W, 89-74D7 Troy State L, 85-103D14 Southern Mississippi L, 76-81D28 (3) Southern California L, 73-97D29 (3) UCLA L, 59-90J5 at Southern Mississippi L, 51-67J9 *Texas-Pan American W, 78-57J11 *Louisiana Tech W, 66-63J14 Tulane L, 65-68J18 *South Alabama W, 81-71 (OT)J23 *at Arkansas State L, 65-110J26 *at Western Kentucky L, 77-100J30 *at Louisiana Tech L, 62-96F1 *Arkansas State W, 69-61 F6 *at Texas-Pan American W, 78-66 F8 *at Lamar W, 71-55F13 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 86-57 F15 Belmont W, 66-63 (OT)F20 *Western Kentucky L, 71-77F22 *Lamar W, 90-59F26 *at South Alabama W, 80-66M1 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 82-64M5 (4) Texas-Pan American W, 85-60M6 (4) Louisiana Tech L, 59-87

*Sun Belt Conference Games (1) Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, La. (2) UNO Hoops Classic- New Orleans, La. (champion) (3) Pac-10/Sun Belt Challenge - Los Angeles, Calif.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (semifinals)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1997-98 (12-16, 7-7 SUN BELT, TIED FOR 4TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON24 at Nicholls State W, 73-57N26 Tulsa L, 59-66N28 (1) William & Mary L, 65-78N29 (1) Troy State L, 76-98D5 (2) Brigham Young L, 74-90D6 (2) UNC Charlotte W, 83-82D13 Samford W, 100-65 D15 at Southeastern Louisiana W, 91-85 D20 (3) Clemson L, 58-101J3 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 69-57J5 Liberty L, 73-74J7 *at Lamar W, 79-71J17 *at South Alabama W, 74-71 J22 *at Texas-Pan American W, 81-67 J24 *South Alabama W, 74-57J27 at Tulane L, 64-88J31 *at Arkansas State L, 79-105F2 *Western Kentucky L, 60-89F5 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 51-61F7 *Arkansas State L, 74-86F11 *at Louisiana Tech L, 50-118F14 at Belmont L, 57-83F16 *at Western Kentucky L, 65-101F19 *Texas-Pan American W, 96-63F25 *Lamar W, 86-71F28 *Louisiana Tech L, 61-98M5 (4) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 66-63M6 (4) Louisiana Tech L, 54-91

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) UNO Hoops Classic, New Orleans (4th place)(2) Mid-America Classic, Columbia, Mo. (3rd place)(3) Holiday Beach Classic, Myrtle Beach, S.C.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament, Ruston, La. (semifinals)

1998-99 (11-16, 4-8 SUN BELT - 5TH)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON17 Nicholls State W, 103-71N21 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 82-84N27 (1) Lamar W, 68-57N28 (1) North Texas W, 62-57D1 at Southern Mississippi L, 41-54D12 Southeastern Louisiana W, 81-70D17 at Samford W, 87-76D19 N.C. State W, 79-74 (2OT)D22 Portland State L, 62-64D30 at Southern Utah L, 57-64J3 at UNLV L, 51-70J5 Southern Mississippi L, 90-94J7 Texas-Pan American W, 96-67 J9 *at Florida International L, 56-83 J13 *at Western Kentucky L, 73-95J16 (2) Tulane L, 51-71J19 *at Arkansas State L, 71-82

J23 *South Alabama W, 94-63J30 *at Louisiana Tech L, 50-110F4 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 72-68F6 *Florida International L, 62-66F9 *Arkansas State L, 54-76F13 *Western Kentucky L, 63-70F18 *at South Alabama W, 70-60F20 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 84-52F27 *Louisiana Tech L, 57-97 M4 (3) at Arkansas State L, 85-87 (OT)

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) UNO Hoops Classic - New Orleans, La. (champions)(2) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La.(3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Jonesboro, Ark. (champions)

1999-00 (11-17, 7-9 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON19 Mississippi State L, 65-86N23 at Nicholls State W, 78-58N27 (1) Western Carolina W, 105-65N28 (1) Wofford W, 90-75N30 at Southern Mississippi L, 67-74D12 at North Carolina State L, 54-82D14 at Elon L, 62-83D19 Wake Forest L, 57-58D21 Louisiana-Monroe L, 65-66 J3 at Southeastern Louisiana W, 66-56 J8 *Denver L, 47-49J13 *at South Alabama W, 71-67J20 *at Arkansas State W, 86-84 J22 *at Arkansas-Little Rock W, 79-63 J25 at LSU L, 54-87J27 *Florida International W, 76-70J29 *Western Kentucky L, 70-84F3 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 82-75F5 *Louisiana Tech L, 52-91F10 *at Denver L, 50-76F12 *Arkansas-Little Rock W, 91-80F16 *at Western Kentucky L, 71-75 F19 *at Florida International L, 63-75 F24 *Arkansas State L, 68-76F28 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 77-67M1 *South Alabama L, 66-67M4 *at Louisiana Tech L, 61-108 M9 (1) Florida International L, 60-64

*Sun Belt Conference games(1) UNO Hoops Classic - New Orleans (champions)(2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (quarterfinals)


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2000-01 (15-14, 7-9 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON19 (1) Tulane L, 67-100N22 at Tulsa W, 55-40N25 Elon W, 71-55N27 Texas Southern W, 88-64N30 Centenary W, 83-52 D1 Louisiana-Monroe W, 86-83 (2OT) D17 at Wake Forest L, 52-64D19 at Wofford W, 74-63D30 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-63J4 *North Texas W, 78-71J6 *at Denver L 46-87J9 Southern Miss L, 63-67J13 *New Mexico St. W, 58-48J16 at UT-Pan American W, 70-60J22 *Denver L, 57-66J25 *at South Alabama W, 59-48J27 *at Middle Tennessee L, 51-82F1 *Arkansas State L, 56-59 F3 *at New Mexico St. L, 72-73 (OT) F6 *at Western Kentucky L, 56-71F8 *Arkansas-Little Rock W, 81-55F10 *Florida International L, 59-73F12 at Mississippi State L, 57-86F15 *at North Texas L, 52-60F18 *South Alabama W, 78-51F22 *at Louisiana Tech L, 64-92F24 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 55-53M1 (1) vs. UALR W, 72-62M4 (1) vs. Florida International L, 76-98

*Sun Belt Conference Games.(1) Alario Center - Westwego, La.(2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Mobile, Ala. (quarterfinals)

2001-02 (11-18, 6-9 SUN BELT - 5TH WEST)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON11 Nicholls State W, 79-55N20 Southeastern Louisiana W, 94-75N23 (1) vs. Lipscomb L, 63-81N24 (1) vs. Lamar W, 83-71N27 at Texas Southern L, 52-56N29 at Southern Miss L, 69-73D1 Nebraska L, 58-87D4 Mississippi State L, 52-100D8 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 55-83D18 Wofford L, 62-63D19 Princeton L, 61-71D29 *at Middle Tennessee L, 54-77J3 *New Mexico State L, 62-66J5 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 64-70J7 Tulane W, 76-69J12 *at Arkansas-Little Rock W, 55-54 J17 *South Alabama W, 62-58J20 *Arkansas State W, 70-69

J26 *Florida International L, 63-79J31 *at New Mexico State L, 58-71F2 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 71-60 F4 *at Western Kentucky W, 75-72 (OT) F7 *North Texas L, 75-81F14 *Denver L, 59-68F16 *at South Alabama W, 53-48F21 *at North Texas L, 75-81F24 *at Denver L, 53-84 F28 (2) vs. Arkansas State W, 51-47 (OT) M2 (2) vs. North Texas L, 49-75

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) St. Louis Tournament - St. Louis, Mo.(2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - New Orleans, La. (quarterfinals)

2002-03 (12-6, 9-6 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON25 Central Florida W, 64-61 (OT)N26 at Nicholls State L, 56-60N29 (1) Minnesota L, 75-85N30 (1) Winthrop L, 64-71 D6 (2) Louisiana-Monroe L, 59-61 (OT) D18 (3) Louisville L, 47-56D19 (3) Ohio L, 54-62D22 at Nebraska L, 62-73J2 Colgate W, 73-38J4 *South Alabama W, 55-48J6 Southern Miss W, 49-43J9 *at New Mexico State L, 48-76J11 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 65-52J13 at Tulane L, 59-81J16 *(4) Western Kentucky L, 54-63J18 *(4) Middle Tennessee W, 65-59 J23 *at North Texas W, 74-72 (OT) J25 *at Denver L, 64-70 J30 *at Arkansas State L, 63-69 (OT) F1 *Arkansas-Little Rock W, 57-52F6 *New Mexico State W, 60-46F9 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 63-47F12 at Mississippi State L, 69-81 F15 *at Florida International L, 70-82 F20 *North Texas W, 64-63F22 *Denver W, 61-44M1 *at South Alabama L, 56-65M9 (5) Middle Tennessee L, 55-69

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Air Force Academy Classic - Colorado Springs, Colo.(2) Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, La.(3) womenscollegehoops.com Classic - Baton Rouge, La.(4) Alario Center - Westwego, La.(5) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (quarterfinals)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2003-04 (10-17, 5-11 SUN BELT - 6TH WEST)HEAD COACH: JOEY FAVALORON22 McNeese State W, 79-53N25 at Wofford W, 79-76N29 Air Force W, 79-59D4 at Vanderbilt L, 56-75D15 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 58-80 D19 (1)vs. Northern Arizona L, 58-63 D20 (1)at Long Beach State L, 68-70D22 at Cal State Northridge W, 65-63D30 Long Island L, 52-53J4 Nicholls State W, 83-61J7 at Southern Miss L, 64-73J12 *South Alabama L, 65-66J15 *New Mexico State W, 76-54J17 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 49-68J22 *at Western Kentucky L, 60-84J24 *at Middle Tennessee L, 47-67J29 *North Texas W, 80-78J31 *Denver L, 51-58F3 Mississippi State L, 54-73F5 *Arkansas State L, 61-67 F7 *at Arkansas-Little Rock W, 56-50 F12 *at New Mexico State W, 76-73 (2OT) F14 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 51-61F19 *at South Alabama L, 54-60F21 *Florida International W, 52-48F26 *at North Texas L, 56-67F28 *at Denver L, 61-71

*Sun Belt Conference games(1) Long Beach Classic - Long Beach, Calif.

2004-05 (2-26, 2-13 SUN BELT - 6TH WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN19 at Mississippi State L, 50-91N22 Louisiana-Monroe L, 46-60N24 at Nicholls State L, 55-65N29 at McNeese State L, 52-71D1 at Mississippi L, 50-100D9 at Auburn L, 27-76D12 Florida State L, 44-62D16 at Long Island L, 55-68D18 at Princeton L, 36-47D22 at Cal State Northridge L, 51-77D30 Vanderbilt L, 37-91J8 *at South Alabama L, 29-53J13 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 50-89J15 *at New Mexico State L, 60-73J20 *Middle Tennessee L, 51-59J22 *Western Kentucky L, 49-89J27 *at Denver W, 56-46J29 *at North Texas L, 56-64F1 Southern Mississippi L, 53-73F3 *Arkansas-Little Rock L, 51-58F7 *at Arkansas State L, 44-66

F10 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 46-66F12 *New Mexico State L, 42-56F17 *South Alabama L, 44-63 F21 *at Florida International L, 49-73 F24 *Denver W, 65-54F26 *North Texas L, 42-61 M3 (1) vs. Middle Tennessee L, 30-73

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Sun Belt Tournament - Denton, Texas (1st round)

2005-06 (3-25, 1-14 SUN BELT - 6TH WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN19 at Centenary W, 77-70N25 (1) vs. Miami (Ohio) L, 63-90N26 (1) vs. Yale W, 54-50N30 Nicholls State L, 51-55D3 (2) at Kansas L, 50-100 D4 (2) vs. Birmingham-Southern L, 45-67 D12 at LSU L, 41-72D15 at Mississippi State L, 59-79 D19 at Mercer L, 62-70 (OT)D21 at Arkansas L, 46-84D28 (3) at Montana L, 43-79 D29 (3) vs. North Dakota State L, 65-89 J5 *North Texas L, 33-62J7 *Denver L, 47-59J12 *at Troy L, 53-93J14 *at South Alabama L, 53-69 J19 *at Florida International L, 51-87 J23 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 46-70J26 *Western Kentucky L, 49-59J28 *Middle Tennessee L, 41-90F2 *at Denver L, 56-76F4 *at North Texas L, 48-71F9 *Troy W, 63-54F11 *South Alabama L, 42-51F16 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 51-65F23 *at Arkansas-Little Rock L, 57-78F25 *at Arkansas State L, 42-86 M2 (4) vs. Florida International L, 46-69

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Saint Louis Billiken Tournament - St. Louis, Mo.(2) Lady Privateer Classic - Lawrence, Kan.(3) Lady Griz Holiday Classic - Missoula, Mont.(4) Sun Belt Tournament - Murfreesboro, Tenn.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2006-2007 (9-21, 3-15 SUN BELT - 7TH WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN14 McNeese State W, 70-65N17 (1) at Eastern Michigan L, 69-93N18 (1) Grambling W, 85-73N21 Centenary W, 83-63N22 Northwestern State W, 69-55N27 LSU L, 45-65N29 at Nicholls State W, 60-50 D1 (2) Southeastern Louisiana L, 68-72 (OT)D2 (2) Appalachian State L, 70-85D14 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 51-77D16 * North Texas L, 52-68D19 Mercer W, 47-36D21 (3) Mississippi State L, 54-61D29 *at Denver L, 48-68D31 *at Arkansas State L, 56-68J3 *Florida Atlantic W, 89-86 (OT) J6 *at UALR L, 45-69 J10 *at Louisiana-Monroe L, 47-61 J13 *Middle Tennessee L, 50-78J18 *at Troy L, 53-69J20 *at Western Kentucky L, 52-76J25 *Florida International L, 47-57J31 *South Alabama L, 39-55 F3 *at Louisiana - Lafayette L, 47-75 F7 *at North Texas W, 69-65F10 *Denver L, 57-64F18 *at Florida Atlantic L, 61-68 F21 *Arkansas-Little Rock L, 37-48 F24 *Lousiaiana-Monroe W, 79-69 F28 (4) UALR L, 30-67

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Eastern Michigan Invitational - Ypsilanti, Mich.(2) Lady Privateer Inivitational- New Orleans, La.(3) Jackson, Mississippi.(4) Sun Belt Tournament - Litttle Rock, Ark.

2007-08 (13-17, 7-11 SUN BELT - 5TH WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN11 Stephen F Austin W, 74-69N16 at McNeese State W, 75-51N19 at Northwestern State W, 77-62N23 (1) at UTSA L, 46-60N24 (1) Arkansas L, 44-65N27 Nicholls State W, 70-51N30 (2) Samford L, 40-49D1 (2) UNLV W, 63-50D9 at Texas A&M L, 43-77D15 *UALR W, 66-56D22 *Arkansas State W, 72-68D30 at LSU L, 46-73J1 at Southeastern La. W, 73-67J5 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 55-64J10 *Denver W, 54-53

J12 * South Alabama L, 65-68 (OT)J17 * at North Texas L, 53-62J20 * at Middle Tennessee L, 61-80J24 * Western Kentucky L, 64-75J26 * at Fla. International W, 70-60J31 * at Florida Atlantic W, 76-63F2 * Troy W, 55-49F9 * Louisiana-Monroe L, 57-61F13 * at Arkansas State L, 65-73F16 * at UALR L, 51-67F21 * Louisiana-Lafayette L, 56-58F24 * Denver L, 44-72F27 * at South Alabama L, 50-55M1 * North Texas W, 54-52M5 (3) North Texas L, 62-75

* Sun Belt Conference Games(1) UTSA Thanksgiving Classic - San Antonio, Texas(2) Lady Privateer Inivitational - New Orleans, La.(3) Sun Belt Tournament - Denton, Texas.

2008-09 (14-17, 8-10 SUN BELT - TIED FOR 3RD WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN14 McNeese State W, 70-65N18 Southeastern Louisiana W, 61-47N21 at Samford L, 46-58N26 at Oklahoma State L, 54-84N30 at Kansas L, 42-64D5 (1) Indiana State W, 42-31D6 (2) Jackson State W, 71-52D13 at Stephen F. Austin L, 63-66D17 *at Louisiana-Monroe L, 61-64D20 *at North Texas W, 84-70D22 at Nicholls State W, 84-55 D28 Kent State L, 69-73 (OT)J1 *Denver W, 63-46J4 *at Arkansas State L, 61-63J7 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 56-46J10 UALR L, 45-61J14 LSU L, 48-67J17 *at Western Kentucky L, 65-75J21 *at Troy W, 64-59J28 *Florida International W, 59-40J31 *at South Alabama L, 60-68F4 *Florida Atlantic W, 65-55F7 *Louisiana-Monroe W, 57-43F11 *North Texas L, 52-62F14 *at Denver L, 52-60F18 *Arkansas State L, 41-47 F22 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 74-62 F25 *at UALR L, 42-52M4 (3) at Florida Atlantic W, 67-61 M7 (4) vs. Middle Tennessee L, 47-82

*Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Big Easy Classicc - Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, La.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS(2) Big Easy Classic - Fogleman Arena, New Orleans, La.(3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament (1st round) - Boca Raton, Fla.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament (2nd round) - Hot Springs, Ark.

2009-10 (12-20, 4-14 SUN BELT - 6TH WEST)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN11 at McNeese State W, 62-53N18 Nicholls State W, 60-50N21 Southern Methodist L, 52-63N27 (1) Harvard L, 57-60N28 (1) Georgia Southern W, 50-39D1 at Southeastern La. W, 69-54D4 (2) Longwood W, 70-52D5 (3) Prairie View A&M L, 50-71 D11 Sam Houston State (HPC) W, 71-64 D13 at LSU L, 33-57D16 *Florida Atlantic L, 30-48D19 *at Troy L, 39-62D22 at Drake L, 40-67D30 * Middle Tennessee L, 57-102J3 * Florida International W, 46-39J6 * at Denver L, 54-61J10 * at North Texas L, 84-94J13 * UALR L, 62-79J20 * at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 44-47J23 * Louisiana-Monroe L, 58-63J27 * at Middle Tennessee L, 60-78J31 * at Western Kentucky L, 56-63F3 * South Alabama W, 68-47F6 * Arkansas State W, 70-57F10 * North Texas L, 64-70F17 * at Louisiana-Monroe W, 58-51F20 * Denver L, 49-55F24 * at Arkansas State L, 52-67F27 * at UALR L, 43-73M6 (4) Florida Atlantic W, 51-50M7 (4) Denver W, 55-48M8 (4) UALR L, 43-73

* Sun Belt Conference Games(1) Omni Hotels Classic - Boulder, Colo.(2) Big Easy Classic - Fogleman Arena, New Orleans, La.(3) Big Easy Classic - Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, La.(4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Hot Springs, Ark. (quarterfinals)

2010-11 (3-19)HEAD COACH: AMY CHAMPIONN12 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 30-97N16 McNeese State L, 33-86 N19 (1) Southeastern Louisiana L, 47-83 N21 at Southern Mississippi L, 37-85N23 at Mississippi College L, 41-88N29 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 27-88D1 Belhaven L, 32-66D11 Loyola (N.O) L, 48-76D15 at LeTourneau L, 63-72

D16 at Texas Wesleyan L, 52-70D19 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 63-80 D30 (1) Auburn-Montgomery L, 50-60 J4 at Belhaven L, 36-88J6 Dallas Christian W, 72-39J8 at Loyola (N.O.) L, 56-69J13 Southern (N.O.) L, 63-72J20 Dillard L, 39-78J23 Savannah State L, 44-84 J25 at Auburn-Montgomery W, 64-58 J29 at Dallas Christian W, 73-62J30 at University of Dallas L, 53-65F3 at Southern (N.O.) L, 53-56

(1) Human Performance Center - New Orleans, La.

2011-12 (0-26)HEAD COACH: KEESHAWN CARTERN12 Texas Wesleyan L, 56-66N15 Spring Hill L, 57-70N19 at Arkansas Tech L, 59-110N21 at Tulane L, 39-86N25 (1) at Arkansas-Monticello L, 67-74N26 (1) vs Ouachita Baptist L, 43-78N29 at Marquette L, 35-96D1 at Dillard L, 63-66D11 at Birmingham Southern L, 61-76D14 at West Florida L, 63-75D18 North Alabama L, 41-49D29 (2) vs Faulkner L, 62-87 D30 (2) vs Aub-Montgomery L, 51-63 J2 at Loyola (N.O.) L, 54-82J4 at Southeastern La. L, 31-80J7 Lindenwood L, 40-74J10 at Mobile L, 41-63J16 at Spring Hill L, 54-70J19 Southern (N.O.) L, 71-86J24 Delta State L, 49-77J26 Auburn-Montgomery L, 59-65F8 Loyola (N.O) L, 59-89F13 Mobile L, 83-85F18 Nebraska-Omaha L, 57-88F23 at Delta State L, 52-80F27 at Southern (N.O.) L, 56-84

(1) UAM Hampton Inn Classic - Mobile, Ala.(2) Huntingdon Holiday Classic - Montgomery, Ala.

2012-13 (3-23)HEAD COACH: KEESHAWN CARTERN9 Northwestern State L, 52-53N13 Nicholls State L, 66-80N20 Arkansas-Monticello W, 68-58N23 (1) Nicholls State L, 45-75N24 (1) Southern Utah L, 47-76N25 (1) at Texas Tech L, 38-81


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSN29 Southeastern La. L, 64-76D11 at Southeastern La. L, 67-69D13 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 41-68D16 Jackson State L, 51-82D19 at Seton Hall L, 35-82D21 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff L, 62-75D28 Arkansas-Pine Bluff L, 54-63D31 at LSU L, 61-87J5 Southern Miss L, 59-69J12 Houston Baptist L, 45-60J23 at Grambling State L, 44-76J26 Texas-Pan American L, 56-71F6 Murray State L, 56-69F9 at Houston Baptist W, 65-58F11 CSU-Bakersfield L, 59-78F14 Utah Valley W, 55-51F20 at Texas-Arlington L, 57-82F23 at Northwestern State L, 50-63F27 at Texas-Pan American L, 59-60M2 at CSU-Bakersfield L, 55-85

(1) Basketball Travelers Invitational - Lubbock, Texas

2013-14 (0-29, 0-18 SOUTHLAND - 14TH)HEAD COACH: KEESHAWN DAVENPORTN8 at Tulane L, 46-81N14 Grambling L, 52-76N17 at Mississippi State L, 38-111N23 Jacksonville State L, 51-54N29 at Louisiana Tech L, 39-69D5 at Jackson State L, 50-72D7 at Murray State L, 47-88D14 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 42-71D16 (1) North Carolina L, 41-124D21 at Southern Miss L, 61-83D28 at Utah Valley L, 49-89J2 * at Nicholls State L, 40-89J4 * at McNeese State L, 59-82J9 * Abilene Christian L, 44-88J11 * Incarnate Word L, 38-67J16 * Lamar L, 53-80J18 * Sam Houston State L, 47-78J23 * at Houston Baptist L, 54-66J25 * at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L, 44-97J30 * at Southeastern Louisiana L, 55-84F6 * at Oral Roberts L, 62-93F8 * at Central Arkansas L, 30-62F13 * Nicholls State L, 45-63F16 * McNeese State L, 54-84F20 * Southeastern Louisiana L, 59-76F27 * Stephen F. Austin L, 36-68M1 * Northwestern State L, 48-51M6 * at Lamar L, 51-83M8 * at Sam Houston State L, 56-87

* Southland Conference games(1) Crescom Bank Holiday Invitational (Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

MISC. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STATS & FACTSPROGRAM HIGHS

MOST WINS: 25 1987-88HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE: .786 (22-6) 1983-84HOME WINS IN A SEASON: 14 1986-87ROAD WINS IN A SEASON: 9 1982-83, 1987-88, 1988-89

CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES: 12 12/12/83 - 1/24/84LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK: 15 1/15/87 - 1/4/88LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK: 9 1/17/81 - 12/19/81

MOST CONFERENCE WINS IN A SEASON 10 1991-92, 1996-97HIGHEST CONFERENCE WINNING PERCENTAGE .714 (10-4) 1996-97LONGEST CONFERENCE WINNING STREAK 8 1/21/88 - 2/27/88 2/22/97-1/24/98

PROGRAM LOWSFEWEST WINS: 0 2011-12, 2013-14LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE: .000 (0-29) 2013-14HOME WINS IN A SEASON: 0 2011-12, 2013-14ROAD WINS IN A SEASON: 0 2011-12, 2013-14

CONSECUTIVE LOSSES: 33* 2/20/13 -LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK: 15 1/20/11 - 11/13/12LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK: 22 1/30/11 - 1/23/13

MOST CONFERENCE LOSSES IN A SEASON 18 2013-14LOWEST CONFERENCE WINNING PERCENTAGE .000 2011-12, 2013-14LOWEST CONFERENCE WINNING PERCENTAGE 21* 2/20/13-

OVERTIME HISTORYOVERTIME RECORD 17-14 (.548)OVERTIME RECORD IN CONFERENCE 7-5 (.583)FIRST OVERTIME GAME Tulane (L) 63-65 2/28/78*DENOTES STREAK CONTINUING INTO THE 2014-15 SEASON

MILESTONE WINS#1 Tulane (49-37) Feb. 17, 1976#50 at Southeastern (84-75) Dec 16, 1981#100 Stephen F. Austin (67-66) Feb. 11, 1983#200 vs Lousiaiana-Lafayette (82-63) Jan. 28, 1989 #250 at Louisiana-Lafayette (93-53) Mar. 7, 1992 #300 at Louisiana-Lafayette (83-41) Jan. 18, 1995 #400 at UALR (56-50) Feb 7, 2004

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Former Privateer Mirjam Sipos (above) drives for a layup against Nicholls. The Colonels are the Privateers most played Southland foe,

with the Privateers leading the series 22-14.


POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT RESULTS

NCAA TOURNAMENT (DIV. I)1987 - IOWA CITY, IOWA. (MIDWEST REGIONAL, 6TH SEED)M15 (2R) (3) Iowa L, 46-68

WOMEN’S NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

1985 - AMARILLO, TEXAS (CHAMPIONS)M17 (QF) Texas Tech W, 66-65M18 (SF) Weber State W, 100-70M19 (F) Memphis W, 68-58

1988 - AMARILLO, TEXAS (3RD PLACE)M17 (QF) Montana State W, 77-66M18 (SF) DePaul L, 66-61M19 (3P) Illinois State W, 91-79

LOUISIANA AIAW TOURNAMENT1976 - NEW ORLEANS, LA. (FOGELMAN ARENA)M4 Nicholls L, 36-62M5 Louisiana-Monroe L, 67-78

1977 - RUSTIN, LA.F23 LSU L, 58-85F24 Louisiana-Monroe L, 58-77

1978 - BATON ROUGE, LA.F23 Louisiana-Monroe L, 56-76F24 McNeese State L, 66-94

1979 - MONROE, LA. F21 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 65-66F24 McNeese State L, 63-106

1981 - HAMMOND, LA.F25 (1R) McNeese State W, 93-91F26 (QF) Louisiana Tech L, 59-121

1982 - NATCHITOCHES, LA. (CHAMPIONS)N20 (SF) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-55N22 (F) Northwestern W, 80-71

SOUTHWEST AIAW TOURNAMENT1982 - LUBBOCK, TEXAS (4TH PLACE)M11 (1R) Texas Tech W, 65-63M12 (SF) Texas L, 74, 89M13 (3P) Arkansas L, 74-76

AMERICAN SOUTH CONFERENCE1988 - RUSTON, LA. (2ND SEED, RUNNERS-UP)M11 (SF) (3) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 77-67M12 (F) (1) Louisiana Tech L, 64-86

1989 - RUSTON, LA. (2ND SEED)M10 (SF) (3) Larmar L, 58-59

1990 - RUSTON, LA. (3RD SEED)M9 (SF) (2) Larmar L, 75-80

1991 - RUSTON, LA. (4TH SEED)M8 (SF) (1) Larmar L, 74-87

SUN BELT CONFERENCE1992 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. (5TH SEED)M12 (QF) (4) Arkansas State L, 55-74

1993 - RUSTON, LA. (4TH SEED)M11 (QF) (5) South Alabama W, 66-58M12 (SF) (1) Louisiana Tech L, 67-42

1994 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. (4TH SEED)M10 (QF) (5) Lamar W, 72-66M11 (SF) (1) Louisiana Tech L, 42-50

1995 - RUSTON, LA. (5TH SEED)M8 (QF) (4) Arkansas State L, 82-88

1996 - JONESBORO, ARK. (6TH SEED)M8 (QF) (3) Arkansas State W, 72-54M9 (SF) (2) Western Kentucky L, 63-89

1997 - JONESBORO, ARK. (6TH SEED)M5 (QF) (3) Arkansas State W, 72-54M6 (SF) (2) Western Kentucky L, 63-89

1998 - RUSTON, LA. (5TH SEED)M5 (QF) (4) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 66-63M6 (SF) (2) Louisiana Tech L, 59-87

1999 - JONESBORO, ARK. (5TH SEED)M4 (1R) (4) Arkansas State L, 85-87

2000 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. (5TH SEED)M9 (QF) (3) Florida International L, 54-64

(1R) FIRST ROUND (2R) SECOND ROUND (3P) THIRD PLACE GAME(QF) QUARTER-FINALS (SF) SEMI-FINALS (F) FINALS

POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT RESULTS

SUN BELT CONFERENCE (CONT.)2001 - MOBILE, ALA. (WEST 3RD SEED)M2 (1R) (6E) UALR W, 72-62M4 (QF) (2E) Florida International L, 76-98

2002 - NEW ORLEANS, LA. (WEST 5TH SEED)F28 (1R) (4E) Arkansas State W, 51-47 (OT)M2 (QF) (1W) North Texas L, 49-75

2003 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. (WEST 3RD SEED)M9 (QF) (2E) Middle Tennessee St. L, 55-69

2005 - DENTON, TEXAS (WEST 6TH SEED)M4 (1R) (3E) Middle Tennessee St. L, 30-73

2006 - MURFREESBORO, TN. (WEST 6TH SEED)M2 (1R) (3E) Florida International L, 46-69

2007 - LITTLE ROCK, ARK. (WEST 7TH SEED)F28 (1R) (W2) UALR L, 46-69

2008 - DENTON, TEXAS (9TH SEED)M5 (1R) (8) North Texas L, 52-75

2009 - MULTIPLE LOCATIONS (9TH SEED)Boca Raton, Fla.M4 (1R) (8) Florida Atlantic W, 67-61Hot Springs, Ark.M7 (QF) (1) Middle Tennessee St. L, 47-822010 - HOT SPRINGS, ARK (12TH SEED)M6 (1R) (5) Florida Atlantic W, 51-50M7 (QF) (4) Denver W, 55-48M8 (SF) (1) UALR L, 43-73

(1R) FIRST ROUND (2R) SECOND ROUND (3P) THIRD PLACE GAME(QF) QUARTER-FINALS (SF) SEMI-FINALS (F) FINALS

The 1982-83 Privateers women’s basketball completed one of the best seasons in program history after compiling a 23-8 record, and winning the 1983 Women’s National Invitational Tournament, a precursor to today’s WNIT. Pictured (left to right) are: FRONT ROW: Glenda Gardner, Janice Drummond, Cheryl Taylor, Michelle Anderson, Sandra Hodge.

BACK ROW: Cindy Johnson, Dollene Magee, Sandy Lucht, Jackie Mahatha, Willie Jean Briggs, Cathy Stiles.

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W-L FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING STREAKAbilene Christian 0-1 1/9/2014 1/9/2014 L1Air Force 1-0 11/29/2003 11/29/2003 W1Alabama 1-1 1/15/1990 12/17/1990 W1Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 12/14/1979 12/14/1979 W1Alabama State 2-0 1/4/1996 12/4/1996 W2Alcorn State 2-3 12/1/1981 12/17/1994 L2Appalachian State 0-1 12/2/2006 12/2/2006 L1Arizona State 1-1 12/4/1985 12/5/1986 W1Arkansas 0-7 1/11/1980 11/24/2007 L7Arkansas-Little Rock 8-9 1/10/1981 2/25/2009 L3Arkansas-Monticello 1-1 11/25/2011 11/20/2012 W1Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0-2 12/21/2012 12/28/2012 L2Arkansas State 14-21 1/21/1988 2/24/2010 L1Arkansas Tech 0-1 11/19/2011 11/19/2011 L1Auburn 0-9 1/8/1987 12/31/2006 L9Auburn Montgomery 1-3 12/30/2010 1/26/2012 L2Austin Peay 1-0 11/30/1996 11/30/1996 W1Baylor 3-1 12/20/1986 1/4/1994 L1Belhaven 3-10 1/28/1977 1/4/2011 L2Belmont 1-1 2/15/1997 2/14/1998 L1Birmingham Southern 0-2 12/4/2005 12/11/2011 L2BYU 0-1 12/5/1997 12/5/1997 L1California 0-1 1/7/1982 1/7/1982 L1Cal Poly 1-0 1/2/1982 1/2/1982 W1Cal State Bakersfield 0-2 2/11/2013 3/2/2013 L2Cal State Fullerton 1-0 1/3/1984 1/3/1984 W1Cal State Northridge 1-1 12/22/2003 12/22/2004 L1Cameron 1-0 1/7/1981 1/7/1981 W1Centenary 3-0 11/30/2000 11/21/2006 W3Central Arkansas 0-1 2/8/2014 2/8/2014 L1Central Florida 8-1 3/3/1985 11/25/2002 W5Charlotte 1-0 12/6/1997 12/6/1997 W1Clemson 2-1 1/24/1987 12/20/1997 L1Colgate 1-0 1/2/2003 1/2/2003 W1Columbia 1-0 1/2/1992 1/2/1992 W1Cornell 1-0 11/24/1990 11/24/1990 W1Creighton 1-0 1/15/1987 1/15/1987 W1Cumberland (Tenn.) 1-0 12/13/1987 12/13/1987 W1Dallas 0-1 1/30/2011 1/30/2011 L1Dallas Christian 2-0 1/6/2011 1/29/2011 W2Delta State 0-2 1/24/2012 2/23/2013 L2Denver 6-17 1/8/2000 3/7/2010 W1Depaul 0-1 3/25/1988 3/25/1988 L1Detroit 1-0 12/28/1991 12/28/199 W1Dillard 4-9 12/12/1975 12/1/2011 L2Drake 0-1 12/22/2009 12/22/2009 L1Eastern Michigan 0-1 11/17/2006 11/17/2006 L1Elon 1-1 12/14/1999 11/25/2000 W1Fairfield 1-0 12/30/1993 12/30/1993 W1Faulkner 0-1 12/29/2011 12/29/2011 L1Florida 1-1 2/13/1995 12/4/1995 L1Florida A&M 0-3 1/12/1979 12/20/1990 L3Florida Atlantic 6-2 2/12/1994 3/6/2010 W1Florida International 5-12 1/9/1999 1/3/2010 W3

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W-L FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING STREAKFlorida State 3-4 12/8/1978 12/12/2004 L2Furman 1-0 12/28/1993 12/28/1993 W1George Mason 2-0 1/4/1986 1/2/1996 W2Georgia Southern 2-0 12/15/1992 11/28/2009 W2Georgia State 0-3 12/11/1976 2/8/1979 L3Gonzaga 1-0 2/27/1987 2/27/1987 W1Grambling 3-3 11/27/1987 11/14/2013 L2Harvard 0-1 11/27/2009 11/27/2009 L1Hawaii 2-0 3/3/1983 3/4/1983 W2Houston Baptist 1-2 1/12/2013 1/23/2014 L1Illinois State 1-0 3/26/1988 3/26/1988 W1Incarnate Word 0-1 1/11/2014 1/11/2014 L1Indiana 0-1 12/3/1994 12/3/1994 L1Indiana State 1-0 12/5/2008 12/5/2008 W1Iowa 0-1 3/15/1987 3/15/1987 L1Jackson State 1-2 12/6/2008 12/5/2013 L2Jacksonville State 0-1 11/23/2013 11/23/2013 L1Kansas 0-2 12/3/2005 11/28/2008 L2Kent State 0-1 12/28/2008 12/28/2008 L1Kentucky 1-1 1/30/1984 2/1/1985 W1Lamar 16-16 11/20/1981 3/6/2014 L2Lambuth 0-2 1/14/1978 1/20/1979 L2LaSalle 1-0 12/30/1982 12/30/1982 W1LeTourneau 0-1 12/15/2010 12/15/2010 L1Liberty 0-1 1/5/1998 1/5/1998 L1Lindenwood 0-1 1/7/2012 1/7/2012 L1Lipscomb 0-1 11/23/2001 11/23/2001 L1Long Beach State 0-1 12/20/2003 12/20/2003 L1Long Island 0-2 12/30/2003 12/16/2004 L2Longwood 0-1 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 L1Louisiana College 2-4 12/1/1978 1/6/1984 W2Louisiana-Lafayette 45-26 1/25/1976 12/14/2013 L5Louisiana-Monroe 5-19 1/24/1976 11/12/2010 L1LSU 5-22 2/23/1977 12/31/2012 L7Louisiana Tech 2-37 1/10/1976 11/29/2013 L11Louisville 0-3 1/28/1984 12/18/2002 L3Loyola-Illinois 1-0 12/2/1994 12/2/1994 W1Loyola-New Orleans 0-4 12/11/2010 2/8/2012 L4Maine 1-0 12/9/1989 12/9/1989 W1Marquette 1-1 2/28/1992 11/29/2011 L1Marycrest 1-0 1/6/1979 1/6/1979 W1McNeese State 13-10 1/20/1977 2/16/2014 L3Memphis 4-2 3/19/1983 2/12/1996 L2Mercer 1-1 12/19/2005 12/19/2006 W1Miami 0-1 11/26/1984 11/26/1984 L1Miami-Ohio 0-1 11/25/2005 11/25/2005 L1Middle Tennessee 1-13 1/27/2001 1/27/2010 L11Millsaps 4-0 1/26/1979 11/25/1980 W4Minnesota 0-1 11/29/2002 11/29/2002 L1Mississippi 0-7 12/30/1986 12/1/2004 L7Mississippi College 0-1 11/23/2010 11/23/2010 L1Mississippi State 3-12 11/29/1982 11/17/2013 L9 Mississippi U. Women 1-0 1/8/1983 1/8/1983 W1Mississippi Valley State 1-0 12/18/1993 12/18/1993 W1


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W-L FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING STREAKMissouri 1-1 1/4/1988 12/14/1988 L1Missouri-Kansas City 2-1 1/5/1985 12/15/1988 L1Missouri State 2-1 1/14/1983 12/11/1989 L1Mobile 0-2 1/10/2012 2/23/2012 L2Montana State 1-1 3/24/1988 12/1/1989 L1Murray State 1-3 12/15/1979 12/7/2013 L2Nebraska 0-2 12/1/2001 12/22/2002 L2Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 2/18/2012 2/18/2012 L1Nevada 1-0 1/1/1982 1/1/1982 W1New Hampshire 2-0 12/29/1982 12/2/1983 W2New Mexico State 4-4 1/13/2001 2/12/2004 W3Nicholls 22-14 2/3/1976 2/13/2014 L4North Alabama 0-1 12/18/2011 12/18/2011 L1North Carolina 0-1 12/16/2013 12/16/2013 L1North Carolina State 1-1 12/19/1998 12/12/1999 L1 North Texas 8-14 12/6/1979 2/10/2010 L3Northern Arizona 0-1 12/19/2003 12/19/2003 L1Northern Illinois 0-1 12/30/1988 12/30/1988 L1Northwestern State 4-7 1/21/1978 3/1/2014 L3Ohio 0-1 12/19/2002 12/19/2002 L1Oklahoma City 1-1 1/8/1985 2/16/1985 L1Oklahoma State 0-1 11/26/2008 11/26/2008 L1Oral Roberts 3-3 2/18/1985 2/6/2014 L2Ouachita Baptist 0-1 11/26/2011 11/26/2011 L1Pacific 0-1 12/2/1989 12/2/1989 L1Pennsylvania 1-0 1/2/1993 1/2/1993 W1Penn State 0-2 12/28/1982 2/29/1992 L2Pepperdine 0-1 11/25/1995 11/25/1995 L1Phillips 1-0 12/14/1983 12/14/1983 W1Portland State 0-1 12/22/1998 12/22/1998 L1Prairie View A&M 0-1 12/5/2009 12/5/2009 L1Princeton 1-1 12/30/1991 12/19/2001 L1Rice 1-0 1/3/1994 1/3/1994 W1Richmond 0-1 11/23/1990 11/23/1990 L1Rollins 1-0 1/30/1987 1/30/1987 W1St. Francis-Illinois 0-1 1/12/1980 1/12/1980 L1St. John’s 1-0 12/4/1993 12/4/1993 W1St. Joseph’s 1-0 1/4/1984 1/4/1984 W1Sam Houston State 1-2 12/11/2009 3/8/2014 L2Samford 2-2 12/13/1997 11/21/2008 L2San Diego State 0-1 12/7/1985 12/7/1985 L1San Francisco 1-0 1/9/1989 1/9/1989 W1San Francisco State 1-0 1/8/1981 1/8/1981 W1San Jose State 1-0 12/6/1985 12/6/1985 W1Savannah State 0-1 1/23/2011 1/23/2011 L1Seton Hall 0-1 12/19/2012 12/19/2012 L1South Alabama 29-18 2/10/1978 2/3/2010 W1South Carolina 2-1 2/10/1983 1/22/1987 W2South Florida 3-2 2/9/1979 2/25/1985 W3Southeastern 18-16 12/29/1975 2/20/2014 L6Southern 1-1 2/13/1976 11/29/1983 W1Southern-New Orleans 2-4 3/3/1984 2/27/2012 L4SMU 2-1 12/6/1987 11/21/2009 L1Southern Miss 8-25 1/12/1976 12/21/2013 L4

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W-L FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING STREAKSouthern Utah 0-2 12/30/1998 11/24/2012 L2SMU 2-1 12/6/1987 11/21/2009 L1Southern Miss 8-25 1/12/1976 12/21/2013 L4Southern Utah 0-2 12/30/1998 11/24/2012 L2Southwestern-Kansas 1-0 11/27/1985 11/27/1985 W1Spring Hill 8-3 2/4/1978 1/16/2012 L2Stephen F. Austin 2-2 2/11/1984 2/27/2014 L2Stetson 9-0 1/24/1983 12/13/1991 W9Tennessee-Chattanooga 0-1 12/1/1990 12/1/1990 L1Tennessee-Martin 0-1 1/12/1978 1/12/1978 L1Tennessee State 1-0 11/27/1984 11/27/1984 W1Texas 0-1 3/12/1982 3/12/1982 L1Texas A&M 0-1 12/9/2007 12/9/2007 L1Texas A&M-CC 0-1 1/25/2014 1/25/2014 L1Texas-Arlington 0-2 12/2/1988 2/20/2013 L2Texas-Pan American 25-3 2/14/1987 2/27/2013 L2Texas-San Antonio 2-1 2/2/1987 11/23/2007 L1Texas Southern 1-1 11/27/2000 11/27/2001 L1Texas Tech 2-1 3/11/1982 11/25/2012 L1Texas Wesleyan 0-2 12/16/2010 11/12/2012 L2Texas Women’s 2-0 11/22/1980 2/16/1981 W2Tougaloo 0-2 1/22/1977 1/29/1977 L2Troy 3-4 12/7/1996 12/19/2009 L1Tulane 30-20 2/17/1976 11/8/2013 L3Tulsa 1-1 11/26/1997 11/22/2000 W1UAB 2-1 2/1/1980 11/30/1985 W2UCLA 1-2 12/7/1984 12/29/1996 L2Union 0-1 1/13/1978 1/13/1978 L1UNLV 3-4 2/10/1980 12/1/2007 W1USC 0-2 12/5/1984 12/28/1996 L2UTEP 1-1 2/16/1980 12/21/1990 W1Utah 0-1 12/3/1983 12/3/1983 L1Utah Valley 1-1 2/14/2013 12/28/2013 L1Vanderbilt 0-1 12/4/2003 12/4/2003 L1VCU 0-1 2/9/1980 2/9/1980 L1Wake Forest 1-2 1/5/1984 12/17/2000 L2Weber State 1-0 3/18/1983 3/18/1983 W1Western Carolina 1-0 11/27/1999 11/27/1999 W1Western Kentucky 1-30 12/18/1978 1/31/2010 L8Wichita State 0-1 12/3/1993 12/3/1993 L1William & Mary 0-1 11/28/1997 11/28/1997 L1William Carey 2-7 12/13/1975 12/17/1983 W1Winthrop 0-1 11/30/2002 11/30/2002 L1Wofford 3-1 11/28/1999 11/25/2003 W1Wyoming 0-1 12/4/1989 12/4/1989 L1Xavier (La.) 7-4 11/18/1978 11/27/1988 W7Xavier-Ohio 1-0 1/3/1987 1/3/1987 W1Yale 1-0 11/26/2005 11/26/2005 W1

* CURRENT SOUTHLAND MEMBERS | # CONFERENCE MEMBERS WHILE NEW ORLEANS WAS A MEMBER | $ MINIMUM TEN GAMES PLAYED

vs. Southland Schools* 77-73 (.513) $Best Record vs. Texas Pan-American (25-3)vs. Sun Belt Schools# 116-175 (.398) $Worst Record vs. Western Kentucky (1-30)vs. American South# 26-15 (.593) Longest Winning Streak: Stetson (9) vs. Louisiana Schools 165-199 (.453) Longest Losing Streak: Middle Tennessee & La Tech (11)


HISTORY vs. SOUTHLAND SCHOOLSABILENE CHRISTIAN (0-1)Home: 0-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0

1/9/14 New Orleans, La. L, 44-88

CENTRAL ARKANSAS (0-1)Home: 0-0 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 1-0

2/8/14 Conway, Ark. L, 30-62

HOUSTON BAPTIST (1-2)Home: 0-1 Away: 1-1 Neutral: 0-0

1/12/13 New Orleans, La. L, 45-602/9/13 Houston, Texas W, 65-581/23/14 Houston, Texas L, 54-66

INCARNATE WORD (0-1)Home: 0-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0

1/11/14 New Orleans, La. L, 38-67

LAMAR (16-16)Home: 8-7 Away: 6-6 Neutral: 2-3

11/20/81 New Orleans, La. W, 87-7811/26/82 New Orleans, La. W, 96-812/4/88 New Orleans, La. W, 70-612/25/88 Beaumont, Texas W, 61-531/21/89 New Orleans, La. L, 68-732/11/89 Beaumont, Texas W, 65-583/10/89 Ruston, La. L, 58-591/25/90 Beaumont, Texas L, 59-602/15/90 New Orleans, La. W, 71-663/9/90 Ruston, La. L, 75-801/17/91 New Orleans, La. L, 56-782/14/91 Beaumont, Texas L, 56-663/8/91 Ruston, La. L, 74-871/18/92 Beaumont, Texas L, 71-992/20/92 New Orleans, La. L, 70-73 (OT)2/1/93 New Orleans, La. L, 52-653/6/93 Beaumont, Texas W, 65-471/8/94 Beaumont, Texas W, 66-532/26/94 New Orleans, La. W, 65-343/10/94 Bowling Green, Ky. W, 72-662/11/95 New Orleans, La. L, 72-832/25/95 Beaumont, Texas L, 81-902/1/96 New Orleans, La. L, 64-752/15/96 Beaumont, Texas L, 69-862/8/97 Beaumont, Texas W, 71-552/22/97 New Orleans, La. W, 90-591/7/98 Beaumont, Texas W, 79-712/25/98 New Orleans, La. W, 86-7111/27/98 New Orleans, La. W, 68-5711/24/01 St. Louis, Mo. W, 83-711/16/14 New Orleans, La. L, 53-80

3/6/14 Beaumont, Texas L, 51-83

McNEESE STATE (13-10)Home: 6-4 Away: 5-4 Neutral: 2-2

1/20/77 Lake Charles, La. L, 53-762/7/77 New Orleans, La. L, 52-912/24/78 Baton Rouge, La. L, 63-1062/23/79 Monroe, La. L, 64-992/25/81 Hammond, La. W, 93-912/1/82 New Orleans, La. W, 91-882/13/82 Lake Charles, La. L, 63-642/19/82 New Orleans, La. L, 84-942/17/83 Lake Charles, La. W, 72-561/19/84 Lake Charles, La. W, 94-612/21/84 New Orleans, La. W, 84-7712/1/84 Lake Charles, La. W, 77-6812/17/84 New Orleans, La. W, 74-6411/29/87 Baton Rouge, La. W, 84-6011/22/03 New Orleans, La. W, 79-5311/30/04 Lake Charles, La. L, 52-7111/14/06 New Orleans, La. W, 70-6511/16/07 Lake Charles, La. W, 75-5111/14/08 New Orleans, La. W, 70-6511/14/09 Lake Charles, La. W, 62-5311/16/10 New Orleans, La. L, 33-861/4/14 Lake Charles, La. L, 59-822/16/14 New Orleans, La. L, 54-84

NICHOLLS (22-14)Home: 13-5 Away: 9-7 Neutral: 0-2

2/3/76 New Orleans, La. L, 59-762/24/76 New Orleans, La. W, 69-603/4/76 New Orleans, La. (Tulane) L, 36-6211/30/76 New Orleans, La. L, 45-912/14/77 Thibodaux, La. L, 61-7812/14/77 Thibodaux, La. L, 54-872/17/78 New Orleans, La. L, 58-761/15/81 New Orleans, La. W, 101-781/26/81 Thibodaux, La. W, 83-6812/19/81 Thibodaux, La. W, 80-551/21/82 New Orleans, La. W, 90-7412/14/82 Thibodaux, La. W, 117-652/2/83 New Orleans, La. W, 92-521/24/84 Thibodaux, La. W, 87-633/10/84 New Orleans, La. W, 77-5711/17/84 New Orleans, La. W, 78-641/11/86 Thibodaux, La. L, 61-6311/26/94 New Orleans, La. W, 85-5012/29/95 New Orleans, La. W, 66-4111/26/96 Thibodaux, La. W, 91-86 (OT)11/24/97 Thibodaux, La. W, 73-5711/17/98 New Orleans, La. W, 103-7111/23/99 Thibodaux, La. W, 78-5811/11/01 New Orleans, La. W, 79-55

HISTORY vs. SOUTHLAND SCHOOLS11/26/02 Thibodaux, La. L, 56-60 1/4/04 New Orleans, La. W, 83-6111/24/04 Thibodaux, La. L, 55-6511/30/05 Thibodaux, La. L, 51-5511/29/06 Thibodaux, La. W, 60-5011/27/07 New Orleans, La. W, 70-5112/22/08 Thibodaux, La. W, 84-5511/18/09 New Orleans, La. W, 60-5011/13/12 New Orleans, La. L, 66-8011/23/12 Lubbock, Texas L, 45-751/2/14 Thibodaux, La. L, 40-892/13/14 New Orleans, La. L, 45-63

NORTHWESTERN STATE (4-7) Home: 2-4 Away: 1-3 Neutral: 1-0

1/21/78 Natchitoches, La. L, 49-861/28/78 New Orleans, La. L, 73-10011/25/78 New Orleans, La. L, 55-9611/29/80 Natchitoches, La. L, 82-9511/28/80 New Orleans, La. W, 107-992/27/82 Natchitoches, La.* W, 80-7111/22/06 New Orleans, La. W, 69-5511/19/07 Natchitoches, La. W, 77-6211/9/12 New Orleans, La. L, 52-532/23/13 Natchitoches, La. L, 50-633/1/14 New Orleans, La. L, 48-51*CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME.

SAM HOUSTON STATE (1-2) Home: 1-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-0

12/11/09 New Orleans, La. W, 71-641/18/14 New Orleans, La. L, 47-783/8/14 Huntsville, Texas L, 56-87

SOUTHEASTERN (18-16) Home: 10-7 Away: 8-9 Neutral: 0-0

12/29/75 New Orleans, La. L, 45-1011/2/76 Hammond, La. L, 30-10512/1/76 Hammond, La. L, 30-1101/24/77 New Orleans, La. L, 45-10411/30/80 Hammond, La. L, 77-852/7/81 New Orleans, La. L, 76-7812/16/81 Hammond, La. W, 84-751/25/82 New Orleans, La. W, 91-741/28/83 Hammond, La. L, 75-80 (OT)2/26/83 New Orleans, La. W, 80-6912/19/83 Hammond, La. W, 80-662/28/84 New Orleans, La. W, 78-601/2/85 New Orleans, La. W, 99-751/23/85 Hammond, La. W, 74-721/14/86 Hammond, La. L, 55-582/22/86 New Orleans, La. W, 73-5311/25/89 New Orleans, La. W, 66-51

1/20/90 Hammond, La. L, 75-7811/30/91 New Orleans, La. W, 87-5312/13/92 Hammond, La. W, 93-5512/15/97 Hammond, La. W, 91-8512/12/98 New Orleans, La. W, 81-701/3/00 Hammond, La. W, 66-5611/20/01 New Orleans, La. W, 94-7512/1/06 New Orleans, La. L, 68-72 (OT)1/2/08 Hammond, La. W, 73-6711/18/08 New Orleans, La. W, 61-4712/01/09 Hammond, La. W, 69-5411/19/10 New Orleans, La. L, 47-831/4/12 Hammond, La. L, 31-8011/29/12 New Orleans, La. L, 64-7612/11/12 Hammond, La. L, 67-691/30/14 Hammond, La. L, 55-842/20/14 New Orleans, La. L, 59-76

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (2-2)Home: 2-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-0

2/11/84 New Orleans, La. W, 67-6611/11/07 New Orleans, La. W, 74-6912/13/08 Nachogdoches, La. L, 63-662/27/14 New Orleans, La. L, 36-68

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI (0-1)Home: 0-0 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 0-0

1/25/14 Corpus Christi, Texas L, 44-97

vs. SOUTHLAND SCHOOLSO V E R A L L 7 7 - 7 3 ( . 5 1 3 )H O M E 4 2 - 3 2 ( . 5 6 7 )AWAY 2 9 - 3 4 ( . 4 6 0 )N E U T R A L 6 - 7 ( . 4 6 2 )O V E R T I M E 1 - 3 ( . 2 5 0 )

S O U T H L A N D TO U R N A M E N TNo Appearances.SINCE JOINING THE LEAGUE (2013-14)0 - 1 8 * ( . 0 0 0 )*INCLUDES ORAL ROBERTS, A SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE MEMBER DURING THE 2013-2014 SEASON.


ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSPOINTS PER GAME G. Pts. Avg.1975-76 Jan Gernhauser 20 269 13.51976-77 Jan Gernhauser 21 285 13.61977-78 Cathy Vanhuss 24 286 11.91978-79 Cathy Vanhuss 30 358 11.91979-80 Rhonda Bentley 29 349 12.01980-81 Sandra Hodge 128 816 29.11981-82 Sandra Hodge 28 627 22.41982-83 Sandra Hodge 30 820 27.31983-84 Sandra Hodge 19 561 29.51984-85 Carmen Reed 28 491 17.51985-86 Carmen Reed 28 469 16.81986-87 Carvie Upshaw 32 579 18.11987-88 Pam Cox 32 428 13.41988-89 Carvie Upshaw 28 476 17.01989-90 Missy Lynn 28 381 13.61990-91 Lora Bresson 26 357 13.71991-92 Lora Bresson 31 389 12.61992-93 Cassandra Lumpkins 28 457 16.31993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins 28 516 18.41994-95 Kayone Hankins 27 500 18.51995-96 Twalla Powell 28 323 11.51996-97 Jenny Anderson 28 415 14.81997-98 Jenny Anderson 28 437 15.61998-99 Jenny Anderson 27 327 12.11999-00 Jen Ludwicki 28 436 15.62000-01 Jessica Dunham 29 285 9.82001-02 Yolanda White 27 400 14.82002-03 Monique Taylor 27 351 13.02003-04 Monique Taylor 27 355 13.12004-05 Le’Della English 28 339 12.12005-06 Le’Della English 28 310 11.12006-07 Le’Della English 29 408 14.12007-08 Le’Della English 30 387 12.92008-09 Jada Frazier 31 395 12.72009-10 Brittany Helm 32 413 12.92010-11 Dinnelle Cormier 15 201 13.42011-12 Mirjam Sipos 26 315 12.12012-13 Keri Thomas 25 375 15.02013-14 Octavia Wilson 29 271 9.3 REBOUNDS G Reb. Avg.1977-78 Mary Morrison 24 179 7.51978-79 Betty Winesberry 29 198 6.81979-80 Kathy Bird 29 178 6.11980-81 Sandra Hodge 28 321 11.51981-82 Sandra Hodge 28 226 8.11982-83 Sandra Hodge 30 250 8.31983-84 Willie Jean Briggs 28 243 8.71984-85 Carmen Reed 28 287 10.31985-86 Carmen Reed 28 238 8.5

REBOUNDS (CONT.) G Reb. Avg.1986-87 Carvie Upshaw 32 341 10.71987-88 Carvie Upshaw 31 267 8.61988-89 Carvie Upshaw 28 286 10.21989-90 Nickey Allen 20 126 6.31990-91 Robin Martin 28 171 6.11991-92 Debbie Payne 29 202 7.01992-93 Kenya Robinson 28 249 8.91993-94 Kayone Hankins 28 284 10.11994-95 Kayone Hankins 27 310 11.51995-96 Jenny Anderson 28 204 7.31996-97 Jenny Anderson 28 212 7.61997-98 Jenny Anderson 28 190 6.81998-99 Jenny Anderson 27 154 5.71999-00 Jenn Gray 26 163 6.32000-01 Jessica Dunham 29 155 5.32001-02 Yolanda White 27 183 6.82002-03 Lora Ruddy 28 213 7.62003-04 Joevone Markey 27 161 6.02004-05 Joevone Markey 28 194 6.92005-06 Talishia Young 28 182 6.52006-07 Talshia Young 30 201 6.72007-08 Talishia Young 30 179 6.0 Candice McGee 30 179 6.02008-09 Ty Felder 31 233 7.82009-10 Candice McGee 32 251 7.82010-11 Mirjam Sipos 22 140 6.42011-12 Tiffany Wallace 26 125 4.82012-13 Mathilde Fogelstrøm 26 201 7.72013-14 Raven Coleman 28 127 4.5

BLOCKS G Blks. Avg.1980-81 Linda Maune 28 48 1.71981-82 Linda Maune 28 29 1.01982-83 Willie Jean Briggs 31 46 1.51983-84 Willie Jean Briggs 28 52 1.91984-85 Sandy Lucht 28 13 0.51985-86 Carvie Upshaw 28 100 3.61986-87 Carvie Upshaw 32 158 4.91987-88 Carvie Upshaw 31 109 3.51988-89 Carvie Upshaw 28 125 4.51989-90 Debbie Payne 24 26 1.11990-91 Robin Martin 28 37 1.31991-92 Debbie Payne 29 29 1.01992-93 Robin Martin 28 31 1.11993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins 28 28 1.01994-95 Jody Davis 22 13 0.61995-96 Vasso Beskaki 28 74 2.61996-97 Vasso Beskaki 24 42 1.81997-98 Vasso Beskaki 28 61 2.21998-99 Vasso Beskaki 27 71 2.6

ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSBLOCKS (CONT.) G Blks. Avg.1999-00 Jessica Dunham 28 29 1.02000-01 Jessica Dunham 29 39 1.32001-02 Jessica Dunham 29 46 1.62002-03 Joevone Markey 28 38 1.4 Lora Ruddy 28 38 1.42003-04 Joevone Markey 27 42 1.62004-05 Joevone Markey 28 39 1.42005-06 Talishia Young 28 50 1.82006-07 Andrea Williams 27 63 2.32007-08 Talishia Young 30 32 1.02008-09 Candice McGee 31 30 1.02009-10 Candice McGee 32 39 1.22010-11 Dinnelle Cormier 15 20 1.32011-12 Kayla Chaney 26 6 0.22012-12 Mathilde Fogelstrøm 26 29 1.12013-14 Raven Coleman 28 19 0.7

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 200 FGA OR 100 FG) FG FGA Pct.1977-78 Cathy Vanhuss 112 293 .3821978-79 Cathy Vanhuss 132 335 .3941979-80 Rhonda Bentley 134 379 .3541980-81 Cathy Stiles 180 304 .5921981-82 Sandra Hodge 252 478 .5271982-83 Dollene Magee 120 245 .4901983-84 Sandra Hodge 240 445 .5391984-85 Carmen Reed 171 301 .5681985-86 Carmen Reed 169 295 .5731986-87 Carvie Upshaw 234 450 .5201987-88 Carvie Upshaw 165 304 .5431988-89 Carvie Upshaw 198 320 .6191989-90 Nickey Allen 96 212 .4531990-91 Lora Bresson 156 351 .4451991-92 Robin Martin 140 249 .5621992-93 Cassandra Lumpkins 178 350 .5091993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins 188 409 .4601994-95 Jody Davis 135 265 .5091995-96 Vasso Beskaki 102 212 .4811996-97 Jenny Anderson 151 346 .4371997-98 Jenny Anderson 137 340 .4031998-99 Erin Kelly 90 212 .4251999-00 Jenn Gray 85 203 .4192000-01 Lisa Marraffino 107 199 .5382001-02 Jessica Dunham 83 242 .3432002-03 Jeannette Jimenez 105 196 .5362003-04 Monique Taylor 139 318 .4372004-05 Joevone Markey 97 226 .4292005-06 Talishia Young 95 250 .3802006-07 Talshia Young 118 242 .4882007-08 Le’Della English 131 315 .4162008-09 Candice McGee 108 245 .441

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (CONT.) FG FGA Pct.2009-10 Brittany Helm 159 369 .4312010-11 Mirjam Sipos 97 282 .3442011-12 Mirjam Sipos 118 311 .3792012-13 Keri Thomas 135 336 .4022013-14 Jewel Angelo 73 231 .316

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 FT) FT FTA Pct.1975-76 Carla Leiva* 23 31 .7421976-77 Cathy Vanhuss 62 116 .5341977-78 Mary Morrison 56 95 .5891978-79 Mary Davis 63 77 .8181979-80 Mary Davis 74 100 .7401980-81 Michelle Anderson 110 138 .7971981-82 Sandra Hodge 123 153 .8041982-83 Sandra Hodge 158 189 .8361983-84 Sandra Hodge 81 102 .7941984-85 Sandy Lucht 74 94 .7871985-86 Sandy Lucht 76 99 .7681986-87 Angela Jeans 62 88 .7051987-88 Pam Cox 93 117 .7951988-89 Aronji Johnson 74 94 .7871989-90 Missy Lynn 69 91 .7581990-91 Nickey Allen 54 73 .7401991-92 Ernie Middleton 97 115 .8441992-93 Robin Martin 90 131 .6871993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins 129 165 .7821994-95 Jody Davis 53 74 .7161995-96 Twalla Powell 71 106 .6701996-97 Jenny Anderson 74 99 .7471997-98 Jenny Anderson 127 158 .8041998-99 Jessica Dunham 52 62 .8391999-00 Jen Ludwicki 139 178 .7812000-01 Yolanda White 70 83 .8432001-02 Yolanda White 158 198 .7982002-03 Monique Taylor 71 94 .7552003-04 +LaToya Clark 46 60 .7672004-05 Le’Della English 86 121 .7112005-06 Le’Della English 72 96 .7502006-07 Le’Della English 69 89 .7752007-08 Talishia Young 81 103 .7862008-09 Brritany Helm 87 114 .7632009-10 Nicole Holmes 95 123 .7722010-11 Mirjam Sipos 66 91 .7252011-12 Mechel’le Thomas 52 69 .7542012-13 Keri Thomas 76 108 .7042013-14 Octavia Wilson 77 95 .811

*NO PLAYER WITH 50 OR MORE FREE THROWS IN 1975-76


ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20 3FG) 3FG 3FGA Pct.1987-88 Missy Lynn* 6 15 .4001988-89 Missy Lynn* 13 36 .3611989-90 Missy Lynn 20 55 .3641990-91 Becky Brower* 5 15 .3331991-92 Lora Bresson 36 87 .4141992-93 Shanna Cook 33 97 .3401993-94 Shanna Cook 45 127 .3541994-95 Shanna Cook 91 271 .3361995-96 Jenny Anderson 23 66 .3481996-97 Jenny Anderson 39 103 .3791997-98 Jenny Anderson 36 94 .3831998-99 Jenny Anderson 25 65 .3851999-00 Marylou Agustin 29 78 .3722000-01 Jessica Dunham 42 113 .3722001-02 Yolanda White 22 70 .3142002-03 Jasmine Smiri 52 163 .3192003-04 Jasmine Smiri 39 131 .2972004-05 Melissa Stevens 22 66 .3332005-06 Jada Frazier 41 115 .3572006-07 Cookie Johnson 34 87 .3912007-08 Le’Della English 46 146 .3152008-09 Jada Frazier 60 152 .3952009-10 Rachele Monroe 23 67 .3432010-11 Mirjam Sipos 26 89 .2922011-12 Mechel’le Thoams 29 101 .2872012-13 Keri Thomas 29 91 .3192013-14 Danielle Davis 36 118 .305

*NO PLAYER WITH 20 OR MORE 3PG IN ‘87-88, ‘88-89, ‘90-91

ASSISTS G Ast. Avg.1976-77 Connie Suprean 21 63 3.01977-78 Jan Gernhauser 24 57 2.41978-79 Jan Gernhauser 30 72 2.41979-80 Mary Davis 24 53 2.21980-81 Michelle Anderson 27 224 8.31981-82 Michelle Anderson 28 208 7.41982-83 Michelle Anderson 31 245 7.91983-84 Michelle Anderson 28 258 9.21984-85 Terri Mackey 28 237 8.51985-86 Sandy Woodson 28 76 2.71986-87 Angela Jeans 32 184 5.81987-88 Angela Jeans 32 186 5.81988-89 Ernie Middleton 28 117 4.21989-90 Ernie Middleton 27 102 3.81990-91 Ernie Middleton 27 148 5.51991-92 Ernie Middleton 22 118 5.41992-93 Kenya Robinson 28 90 3.21993-94 Shanna Cook 28 141 5.01994-95 Dani Maziur 27 191 7.0

ASSISTS (CONT.) G Ast. Avg.1995-96 Dani Maziur 28 156 5.61996-97 Janet Fugiel 28 103 3.71997-98 Janet Fugiel 28 102 3.61998-99 Marylou Agustin 27 91 3.41999-00 Marylou Agustin 28 116 4.12000-01 Amanda Adams 29 75 2.62001-02 Susan Griffee 29 72 2.52002-03 Michelle Simmons 27 118 4.42003-04 Michelle Simmons 27 117 4.32004-05 Kori Bledsoe 28 80 2.92005-06 Le’Della English 28 76 2.72006-07 Le’Della English 28 79 2.82007-08 Brittany Helm 30 103 3.42008-09 Brittany Helm 31 95 3.02009-10 Brittany Helm 32 91 2.82010-11 Mirjam Sipos 22 93 4.22011-12 Mechel’le Thomas 24 58 2.42012-13 Mirjam Sipos 26 58 2.22013-14 Danielle Davis 28 53 1.9

STEALS G Stl. Avg.1980-81 Michelle Anderson 27 106 3.91981-82 Michelle Anderson 28 103 3.71982-83 Michelle Anderson 31 111 3.61983-84 Michelle Anderson 28 86 3.11984-85 Terri Mackey 28 63 2.31985-86 Carvie Upshaw 28 43 1.51986-87 Angela Jeans 32 66 2.11987-88 Angela Jeans 32 56 1.81988-89 Carvie Upshaw 28 55 2.01989-90 Ernie Middleton 27 36 1.31990-91 Ernie Middleton 27 62 2.31991-92 Ernie Middleton 22 43 2.01992-93 Kenya Robinson 28 73 2.61993-94 Shanna Cook 28 65 2.31994-95 Kayone Hankins 27 89 3.31995-96 Dani Maziur 28 57 2.01996-97 Kiki Baker 28 74 2.61997-98 Jenny Anderson 28 52 1.91998-99 Marylou Agustin 27 71 2.61999-00 Marylou Agustin 28 113 4.02000-01 Keeshawn Carter 29 42 1.42001-02 Yolanda White 27 34 1.32002-03 Monique Taylor 27 63 2.32003-04 Monique Taylor 27 69 2.62004-05 Le’Della English 28 44 1.62005-06 Le’Della English 28 49 1.72006-07 Le’Della English 29 41 1.42007-08 Brittany Helm 30 57 1.92008-09 Ty Felder 31 57 1.9

STEALS (CONT.) G Stl. Avg.2009-10 Brittany Helm 32 54 1.72010-11 Mirjam Sipos 22 44 2.02011-12 Mirjam Sipos 26 50 1.92012-13 Keri Thomas 25 42 1.22013-14 Danielle Davis 28 33 1.2

MINUTES PER GAME G Min. Avg.1978-79 Mary Davis 30 968 32.31979-80 Mary Davis 24 868 36.2 1980-81 Minutes Unavailable1981-82 Michelle Anderson 28 916 32.71982-83 Sandra Hodge 30 1,065 35.51983-84 Sandra Hodge 19 674 35.51984-85 Terri Mackey 28 1,042 37.21985-86 Carmen Reed 28 990 35.41986-87 Angela Jeans 32 1,141 35.71987-88 Angela Jeans 32 1,110 34.71988-89 Aronji Johnson 28 950 33.91989-90 Missy Lynn 28 1,008 36.01990-91 Lora Bresson 26 945 36.41991-92 Lora Bresson 31 1,064 34.3

MINUTES PER GAME (CONT.) G Min. Avg.1992-93 Kenya Robinson 28 919 32.81993-94 Shanna Cook 28 988 35.31994-95 Shanna Cook 27 939 34.81995-96 Dani Maziur 28 931 33.31996-97 Jenny Anderson 28 900 32.11997-98 Jenny Anderson 28 942 33.61998-99 Jenny Anderson 27 866 32.11999-00 Marylou Agustin 28 1,032 36.92000-01 Amanda Adams 29 873 30.12001-02 Yolanda White 27 822 30.42002-03 Monique Taylor 27 843 31.22003-04 Michelle Simmons 27 833 30.92004-05 Le’Della English 28 973 34.82005-06 Le’Della English 28 885 31.62006-07 Le’Della English 29 918 31.72007-08 Brittany Helm 30 1,029 34.32008-09 Jada Frazier 31 1,004 32.42009-10 Brittany Helm 32 1,069 33.42010-11 Mirjam Sipos 22 764 34.72011-12 Mirjam Sipos 26 888 34.22012-13 Keri Thomas 25 866 34.62013-14 Danielle Davis 28 910 32.5

ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

The 1986-87 women’s basketball team finshed the season with a 25-7 record, and was the only team in program history to make the NCAA Tournament. Playing in the midwest regional as a 6-seed, the Buc-kettes fell to 3-seed Iowa 68-46. Pictured above (left to right): FRONT ROW: Sandy Woodson, Pam Cox, Dollie Schellhaas, Angela Jeans, Sheila Gibson. BACK ROW:

Barbara Cooper, Nancy Davis, Rhonda Thompkins, Carvie Upshaw, Gussie Leonard, Donna Oliver.

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GAME RECORDS (TEAM)MOST POINTS SCORED (ALL 100+ POINT GAMES)1. 117 vs. Nicholls State 12/14/822. 112 vs. Spring Hill 2/12/813. 110 vs. Stetson 12/13/914. 109 vs. Tulane, 2/22/815. 108 vs. Loyola (Ill.) 12/2/94 108 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 12/14/81

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED1. 23 vs. Texas Pan-American 2/6/882. 27 vs. Texas Pan-American 2/27/883. 31 vs. Texas Pan-American 2/9/89 31 vs. Indiana State 12/5/075. 33 vs. Columbia 1/2/92 33 vs. Alabama State 1/4/96

MARGIN OF VICTORY1. 67 vs. Spring Hill 112-45 2/12/81 67 vs. Southwestern (Kan.) 103-36 11/27/853. 62 vs. Texas Pan-American 105-43 3/1/954. 60 vs. Alabama State 93-33 1/4/965. 59 vs. Southern (N.O.) 102-43 11/25/85

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 47 vs. Nicholls State 12/14/82 47 vs. Southern (N.O.) 11/25/85 47 vs. Central Florida 1/20/874. 46 vs. Millsaps 11/25/80 46 vs. Spring Hill 2/12/81

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 107 vs. Belhaven 1/16/782. 94 vs. Samford 12/13/973. 93 vs. Texas Pan-American 1/21/95 93 vs. Southern Miss 2/16/95 93 vs. Texas Pan-American 3/1/95

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. .691 vs. Cal Poly SLO 38-of-55 1/2/822. .688 vs. Texas Pan-American 33-of-48 2/27/883. .655 vs. Dillard 38-of-58 11/23/814. .627 vs. Southern (N.O.) 47-of-75 11/25/855. .625 vs. San Francisco State 35-of-56 1/8/81

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 14 vs. Samford 12/13/972. 12 vs. South Alabama 1/17/97 12 vs. Louisiana Tech 3/6/98 12 vs. Western Carolina 11/27/995. 11 vs. Southern California 12/28/96 11 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 1/3/98 11 vs. Tulane 1/27/98 11 vs. Western Kentucky 2/16/98 11 vs. South Alabama 1/23/99 11 vs. South Alabama 1/13/00 11 vs. North Dakota State 12/29/05

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 39 vs. Western Kentucky 2/2/982. 37 vs. Samford 12/13/973. 33 vs. Tulane 12/19/00 33 vs. Winthrop 11/30/025. 32 vs. South Alabama 1/23/99

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1. 38 vs. North Texas 11/28/98 38 vs. Grambling 11/18/062. 37 vs. Northwestern State 11/28/803. 35 vs. Southern (B.R.) 11/29/834. 34 vs. Southeastern 11/20/015. 33 vs. Tulane 2/12/92

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. 53 vs. Southern (B.R.) 11/29/832. 52 vs. Northwestern State 11/28/80 52 vs. Southeastern 1/26/954. 51 vs. North Texas 11/28/985. 49 vs. Tulane 1/22/83

GAME RECORDS (TEAM)HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 15 FTA)1. .950 vs Florida Atlantic 19-of-20 2/4/082. .947 vs. Southeastern 18-of-19 2/26/833. .923 vs. Maine 24-of-26 12/9/894. .900 vs. Dillard 18-of-20 2/8/825. .889 vs. South Alabama 24-of-27 2/18/01

MOST REBOUNDS1. 73 vs. Nicholls 11/30/762. 68 vs. Southern (B.R.) 11/29/833. 66 vs. Texas Pan-American 3/1/75 66 vs. Nicholls 12/29/955. 64 vs. Southwestern (Kan.) 11/27/85 64 vs. Columbia 1/2/92

WIDEST REBOUND MARGIN1. 36 vs. Southwestern (Kan.) 64-28 11/27/852. 33 vs. Texas Pan-American 66-33 3/1/953. 32 vs. Southern (N.O.) 61-29 11/25/854. 27 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-22 2/2/91 27 vs. Southeastern 54-27 12/13/92

MOST ASSISTS1. 37 vs. Weber State 3/18/832. 29 vs. Nicholls 1/15/813. 28 vs. Texas Women’s 11/22/80 28 vs. Spring Hill 2/12/81 28 vs. Louisville 1/28/84 28 vs. Central Florida 1/20/87 28 vs. Texas Pan-American 1/19/89

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS1. 19 vs. Western Kentucky 2/13/992. 17 vs. Baylor 12/20/863. 16 vs. South Alabama 1/23/994. 14 vs. Southern Mississippi 2/1/055. 13 vs. Mississippi State 2/28/87 13 vs. Northern Illinois 12/30/88 13 vs. Western Kentucky 1/26/06

MOST STEALS1. 28 vs. Nicholls 1/15/812. 26 vs. South Florida 2/20/82 26 vs. Alabama State 1/4/964. 25 vs. Xavier (La.) 2/6/795. 24 vs. Tulane 2/22/81 24 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 12/14/81

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Following the program’s first ever victory over Louisiana Tech on Jan. 30 1992, legendary coach Joey Favaloro (above) kept his promise allowing the team to shave his head. Favaloro is the winningest coach in program history compiling a record of 382-303 (.558) in 24 seasons. Favaloro also coached the program to it’s only NCAA Tournament appearance (1987), and a

Women’s National Invitational Tournament championship in 1983.


GAME RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL)MOST POINTS1. 44 Sandra Hodge vs. Spring Hill 2/12/812. 42 Sandra Hodge vs. SW Missouri St. 1/14/833. 41 Sandra Hodge vs. LSU 11/26/83 41 Le’Della English vs. Florida Atlantic 1/3/075. 40 Cathy Vanhuss vs. Northwestern St. 1/28/786. 39 Cathy Stiles vs. UNLV 1/9/81 39 Carmen Reed vs. Tulane 1/28/868. 38 Sandra Hodge vs. Louisiana-Monroe 2/17/819. 37 Sandra Hodge vs. Nicholls 2/14/82 Sandra Hodge vs. Southeastern 2/26/84 Sandy Lucht vs. LSU 2/7/84

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 19 Sandra Hodge vs. Spring Hill 2/12/812. 17 Sandra Hodge vs. Louisiana-Monroe 2/21/81 17 Sandra Hodge vs. St. Joseph’s 1/4/84 16 Jody Davis vs. South Alabama 1/28/95 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Texas Woman’s 11/22/80 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Millsaps 11/25/80 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Cameron 1/7/81 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Lamar 11/6/82 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Nicholls 12/14/82 16 Sandra Hodge vs. SW Missouri St. 1/14/83 16 Sandra Hodge vs. Alcorn St. 2/23/83 16 Sandra Hodge vs. LSU 11/26/83 16 Carvie Upshaw vs. Stetson 1/5/87

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 10 FGA)1. 1.000 Carvie Upshaw (11-11) vs. Lamar 3/10/892. .917 Carvie Upshaw (11-12) vs. Ariz. St. 12/4/853. .909 Aronji Johnson (10-11) vs. UTPA 2/27/88 .909 Terri Mackey (10-11) vs. USF 2/25/884. .900 Lisa Marraffino (9-10) vs. USA 1/25/01 .900 Lisa Marraffino (9-10) vs. Miss.St 2/12/01 .900 Robin Martin (9-10) vs. Stetson 12/13/91 .900 Twalla Powell (9-10) vs. Nicholls 12/29/95 .900 Carmen Reed (9-10) vs. Southeastern 2/22/86

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 8 Shanna Cook vs. Alcorn St. 12/17/942. 7 Shanna Cook vs. Lamar 2/25/95 7 Shanna Cook vs. Arkansas St. 3/8/954. 6 Shanna Cook vs. Loyola (Ill.) 12/2/94 6 Stephanie Kindreich vs. La Tech 3/6/98 6 Stephanie Kindreich vs. Miss. St. 11/19/99

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (CONT.) 6 Amber Magner vs. Arkansas St. 2/7/98

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 16 Shanna Cook vs. Alcorn St. 12/17/94 16 Shanna Cook vs. USA 1/28/95 16 Shanna Cook vs. Lamar 2/25/95 16 Jasmine Smiri vs. Winthrop 11/30/025. 15 Caroline Haynie vs. Lamar 2/1/96

HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 5 3FA)1. .800 Jenny Anderson (4-5) vs. Troy St. 12/7/96 .800 Stephanie Kindreich (4-5) vs.UTPA 1/22/98 .800 Stephanie Kindreich (4-5) vs. Lamar 2/25/98 .800 Le’Della English (4-5) vs. Western Ky 1/24/085. .714 Jasmine Smiri (5-7) vs. USA 1/17/02 .714 Jada Frazier (5-7) vs. USA 1/31/097. .667 Marylou Agustin (4-6) vs. USA 1/13/00 .667 Lora Bresson (4-6) vs. USM 11/26/91 .667 Shanna Cook (4-6) vs. UTPA 12/28/92 .667 Shanna Cook (6-9) vs. Loyola (Ill.) 12/2/94 .667 Jessica Dunham (4-6) vs. UTPA 1/16/01 .667 Nikki Holmes (4-6) vs. Wichita St. 12/3/93 .667 M. Kluibenschaedl (4-6) vs. N. Texas 1/15/01 .667 Amber Magner (4-6) vs. Ark St. 1/31/98 .667 Jasmine Smiri (4-6) vs. UALR 2/1/03

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1. 17 Yolanda White vs. Tulane, 1/7/022. 14 Nickey Allen vs. Lamar 3/8/91 14 Sandra Hodge vs. McNeese St. 2/17/83 14 Robin Martin vs. Louisiana Tech 12/18/915. 13 Jenny Anderson vs. Clemson 12/20/97 13 Jenny Anderson vs. NC St. 12/19/98 13 Sandra Hodge vs. Texas 3/12/82 13 Sandra Hodge vs. Southeastern 2/26/83 13 Sandy Lucht vs. LSU 2/7/84 13 Jen Ludwicki vs. Southeastern 1/3/00 13 Ernie Middleton vs. USM 1/27/92 13 Yolanda White vs. Western Kentucky 2/4/02 13 Yolanda White vs. ULL 1/5/02

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. 23 Kayone Hankins vs. ULL 1/26/952. 22 Carmen Reed vs. Southeastern 1/14/863. 19 Yolanda White vs. Tulane 1/7/02

GAME RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL)MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS (CONT.)4. 18 Michelle Anderson vs. California, 1/7/82 18 Sandra Hodge vs. McNeese St. 2/17/83

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 FTA)1. 1.000 Sandra Hodge (13-13) vs. Southeastern 2/26/83 Sandy Lucht (13-13) vs. LSU 2/7/84 Jada Frazier (12-12) vs UALR 12/15/08 Le’Della English (12-12) vs Grambling 11/18/06 Sandra Hodge (10-10) vs. SW Missouri St. 1/14/83 Sandra Hodge (10-10) vs. USM 2/19/83 Sandy Lucht (10-10) vs. McNeese St. 2/21/84 Carmen Reed (10-10) vs. Kentucky 2/1/95 Rhonda Thompkins (10-10) vs. USA 11/28/87 Yolanda White (10-10) vs. UALR 3/1/01

MOST REBOUNDS1. 30 Kayone Hankins vs. Nicholls St. 11/26/942. 22 Betty Winesberry vs. South Florida 2/7/803. 21 Betty Winesberry vs. Marycrest 1/6/794. 20 Cathy Stiles vs. San Francisco 1/8/81 20 Carvie Upshaw vs. Texas-Arlington 12/2/89

MOST ASSISTS1. 16 Michelle Anderson vs. Spring Hill 2/12/81 16 Michelle Anderson vs. McNeese St. 2/25/81 16 Michelle Anderson vs. Louisville 1/28/844. 15 Michelle Anderson vs. Weber St. 3/18/83 15 Michelle Anderson vs. La-Lafayette 1/2/84 15 Michelle Anderson vs. La-Lafayette 2/25/84

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS1. 12 Carvie Upshaw vs. Mississippi St. 2/28/872. 11 Vasso Beskaki vs. Western Kentucky 2/13/993. 10 Andrea Williams vs. Western Kentucky 1/26/06 10 Carvie Upshaw vs. Baylor 12/20/86 10 Carvie Upshaw vs. Northern Illinois 12/30/88 10 Carvie Upshaw vs. San Francisco 1/9/89

MOST STEALS1. 12 Marylou Agustin vs. Wofford 11/28/992. 11 Michelle Anderson vs. Texas Woman’s 2/16/813. 10 Lora Ruddy vs. Denver 2/22/034. 9 Michelle Anderson vs. ULM 2/17/81 9 Michelle Anderson vs. ULL 12/14/81 9 Cassandra Lumpkins vs. W. Kentucky 2/3/94

MOST MINUTES PLAYED1. 47 Jenny Anderson vs. North Carolina St. 12/18/98 47 Michelle Anderson vs. La-Lafayette 2/25/842. 46 Missy Lynn vs. SW Missouri St. 12/11/893. 45 Michelle Anderson vs. Tulane 2/22/81 45 Shanna Cook vs. UTPA 1/13/92 45 Sandra Hodge vs. Southeastern 1/28/83 45 Missy Lynn vs. Arkansas St. 2/22/90 45 Terri Mackey vs. Kentucky 2/1/85 45 Terri Mackey vs. Oklahoma City 2/16/85 45 Carmen Reed vs. South Carolina 1/8/86

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Former All-American Sandra Hodge ended her career as the all time leading scorer in team history with 2,824 points. Inducted into the Privateers Hall of Fame in 1989,

Hodge still owns ten women’s basketball records.


PRIVATEERS LAKEFRONT ARENA RECORDSTEAM RECORDS

POINTS 110 vs. Stetson 12/13/91

FIELD GOALS 47 vs. Central Florida 1/20/87

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 94 vs. Samford 12/13/97

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .586 (34-58) vs. Missouri 1/4/98

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 14 vs. Samford 12/13/97

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 38 vs. Western Kentucky 2/2/98

FREE THROWS 38 vs. North Texas, 11/28/98

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 53 vs. Southern (B.R.) 11/29/83

FREE-THROW PCT. .950 (19-20) vs. Florida Atlantic 2/5/09(MIN. 15 ATT.)

REBOUNDS 68 vs. Southern (BR) 11/29/83

ASSISTS 28 vs. Central Florida 1/20/87 28 vs. Texas Pan-American 1/19/89

TURNOVERS 36 vs. Troy State 11/29/97

BLOCKED SHOTS 19 vs. Western Kentucky 1/13/99

STEALS 26 vs. Wofford 11/28/99

MARGIN OF VICTORY 67 vs. Southwestern (Kan.) (103-36) 11/27/85

MARGIN OF DEFEAT 61 vs. Louisiana Lafayette (88-27) 11/10/10

PRIVATEERS LAKEFRONT ARENA RECORDSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS

POINTS 41 Sandra Hodge vs. LSU 11/26/83

FIELD GOALS 16 Jody Davis vs. South Alabama 1/28/95 16 Sandra Hodge vs. LSU 11/26/83

FG ATTEMPTS 27 Sandra Hodge vs. Southern (B.R.) 11/29/83

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE . 909 Terri Mackey (10-of-11) vs. South Florida 2/25/85(MIN. 10 ATT.)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 6 Amber Magner vs. Arkansas St. 2/7/98

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 20 Amber Magner vs. Western Kentucky 2/2/98

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .800 Stephanie Kindreich (4-of-5) vs. Lamar 2/25/98(MIN. 5 ATT.) .800 Jenny Anderson (4-of-5) vs. Troy State 12/7/96

FREE THROWS 17 Yolanda White vs. Tulane 1/7/02FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 23 Kayone Hankins vs. La.-Lafayette 1/26/95

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 Carmen Reed (10-of-10) vs. Kentucky 2/1/85(MIN. 10 ATT.) 1.000 Sandy Lucht (10-of-10) vs. McNeese State 2/21/84

REBOUNDS 30 Kayone Hankins vs. Nicholls State 11/26/94

ASSISTS 15 Michelle Anderson vs. La.-Lafayette 2/25/84

TURNOVERS 11 Terri Mackey vs. Kentucky 2/1/85

BLOCKED SHOTS 11 Vasso Beskaki vs. Western Kentucky 2/14/99

STEALS 12 Marylou Agustin vs. Wofford 11/28/99

MINUTES 47 Jenny Anderson vs. N.C. State 12/19/98 47 Michelle Anderson vs. La.-Lafayette 2/25/84


MOST POINTS SCORED1. 124 Southern Miss 1/6/942. 121 North Carolina 12/16/132. 121 Louisiana Tech 2/26/814. 118 Louisiana Tech 2/11/985. 114 Southern Miss 2/16/95

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED1. 27 Louisiana-Lafayette 11/29/10 27 Auburn 12/9/043. 29 South Alabama 1/8/054. 30 Louisiana-Monroe 2/11/98 30 Florida Atlantic 12/16/09 30 UALR 2/28/07 30 Middle Tennessee 3/3/05 30 Southeastern 12/1/76 30 Southeastern 1/2/76

MARGIN OF DEFEAT1. 83 North Carolina 121-41 12/16/132. 80 Southeastern 110-30 12/1/763. 73 Mississippi State 111-38 11/17/134. 68 Louisiana Tech 118-50 2/11/985. 63 Louisiana-Monroe 97-30 12/16/09

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 52 Louisiana Tech 2/26/812. 48 Southern Miss 2/16/953. 47 Louisiana Tech 12/4/81 47 Southern Miss 12/6/945. 46 Louisiana Tech 2/11/98

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 95 Lamar 11/20/812. 94 LSU 2/23/773. 93 San Francisco 1/8/81 93 Southern Miss 2/16/955. 92 Northwestern State 11/19/80 92 Louisiana Tech 2/26/81

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. .680 Tulane 34-of-50 1/2/822. .643 North Carolina 45-of-70 2/27/883. .636 La.-Lafayette 35-of-55 11/23/81 .636 W. Kentucky 35-of-55 11/25/855. .635 Lamar 33-of-52 1/8/81

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 14 Arkansas-Little Rock 2/23/06 14 Middle Tennessee 12/30/09 14 North Carolina 12/16/133. 13 Auburn-Montgomery 1/25/11 13 Abilene Christian 1/9/14 13 Lamar 3/6/14

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1 37 Centenary 11/19/052. 35 South Alabama 1/4/033. 34 McNeese State 11/11/07 34 Troy 2/2/085. 32 Centenary 11/30/00

HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(MIN. FIVE 3FG)1. .889 Tulane 34-of-50 1/2/822. .643 North Carolina 45-of-70 2/27/883. .636 La.-Lafayette 35-of-55 11/23/81 .636 W. Kentucky 35-of-55 11/25/855. .635 Lamar 33-of-52 1/8/81

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1. 39 Arizona State 12/4/852. 38 Southern Miss 1/5/993. 34 Louisiana Tech 2/5/00 34 North Texas 1/9/105. 33 Wofford 11/25/03

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. 52 Arizona State 12/4/85 52 Southern Miss 1/5/993. 49 Wofford 11/25/034. 48 Southeastern 1/23/855. 46 Mississippi State 11/29/82

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 15 FTA)1. 1.000 Harvard 15-of-15 1/2/822. .944 Tulane 17-of-18 2/27/883. .933 W. Kentucky 14-of-15 11/23/81 .909 Arkansas 30-of-33 11/25/855. .895 Texas 17-of-19 1/8/81

MOST REBOUNDS1. 81 Louisiana Tech 1/10/762. 80 Southeastern 12/1/763. 79 Nicholls 11/30/764. 78 LSU 11/23/775. 73 South Alabama 11/25/86

MOST ASSISTS1. 34 North Carolina 12/16/132. 31 Arkansas State 1/23/973. 28 Nicholls 11/26/96 28 Mississippi 12/1/04 28 Troy 1/12/06 28 North Dakota State 12/29/05 28 Kansas 12/3/05 28 Arkansas Tech 11/19/11 28 Mississippi State 11/17/13

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS1. 15 Baylor 12/20/862. 13 Denver 1/6/103. 12 Southern California 12/4/84 12 Oral Roberts 2/18/855. 10 Florida International 1/19/06 10 Louisiana Tech 3/7/86 10 Northern Illinois 12/30/88 10 Harvard 11/27/09

MOST STEALS1. 28 Middle Tennessee 1/13/072. 25 Louisiana Tech 2/26/813. 22 Middle Tennessee 1/28/06 22 Arkansas State 3/7/96 22 Denver 1/6/01 22 Denver 2/24/02

OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES (TEAM) OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES (TEAM)

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Joey Favaloro (left) and former Privateer player and assistant coach Shanna Cook (center) meet legendary television broadcaster Dick Vitale (right) prior to a national three point shooting contest. Cook tops the all-time list in three pointers made

(187) and remains the third most accurate three point shooter in program history, connecting on 34.1% of her attempts.Privateers women’s basketball locker room and lounge area in Lakefront Arena.


OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES (INDIVIDUAL)MOST POINTS1. 43 Chastity Reed UALR 1/13/102. 42 Kim Perrot Louisiana-Lafayette 1/18/903. 41 Joyce Walker LSU 2/7/84 41 Chastity Reed UALR 3/8/105. 40 Shirley Ragan Dillard 1/30/786. 39 Kisa Bradley Oral Roberts 1/24/967. 38 O.J. Toujouse Tulane 2/12/808. 37 Linda Froehlich UNLV 1/3/99 37 Jalie Mitchell North Texas 2/7/0210. 36 Tarcha Hollis Grambling State 12/28/88 36 Sandretta Miller Spring Hill 12/1/79 36 Lindsay Whalen Minnesota 11/29/02 36 Chastity Reed UALR 2/27/10

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1 19 O.J. Toujouse Tulane 2/12/802. 18 Sandretta Miller Spring Hill 12/1/793. 16 Kisa Bradley Oral Roberts 1/24/96 16 Alisa Burras Louisiana Tech 1/30/97 16 Linda Froehlich UNLV 1/3/99 16 Marilyn Gates Northwestern State 2/27/82 16 Tarcha Hollis Grambling State 12/28/88 16 Becky Lee Belhaven 12/13/80 16 Natalie Randall LSU 12/8/84 16 Joyce Walker LSU 2/7/84 16 Annie Witherington South Alabama 11/30/79 16 Chasity Reed UALR 1/13/10 16 Chastity Reed UALR 3/8/10

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 10 FGA)1. 1.000 Whitney Beckett (10-10) UMKC 1//2/88 1.000 Etta Lampkin (13-13) McNeese State 2/24/782. .917 Judy Pontiff (11-12) La.-Lafayette 2/18/783. .909 Leslie Russell (10-11) Nicholls 11/26/96 .909 Jasmine Brewer (10-11) Loyola (N.O.) 2/8/125. .900 Michaela Pavlickova (9-10) Denver 1/6/01 .900 Amanda Wilson (9-10) Louisiana Tech 3/6/97

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 9 Loretta Lawson Elon 12/14/992. 8 Jocelyn Love UALR 2/23/06 8 Amy Blanchard Louisiana-Monroe 12/21/994. 7 Ashley Atkinson Denver 2/10/00 7 Brenda Hatchett Lamar 1/17/91 7 Gergana Slavtcheva Florida International 3/4/01

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 17 Loretta Lawson Elon 1/14/992. 15 Brittany Mbamalu Texas A&M-CC 1/25/143. 14 Danyelle Grimes Lamar 2/25/98 14 Athena Pirpich Tulsa 11/22/00 14 Sonja Tate Arkansas State 3/5/92

HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 5 3FA)1. .875 Gergana Slavtcheva (7-8) FIU 3-4-012. .857 Nikki Weddle (6-7) Denver 2/24/023. .833 Brandi Brown (5-6 Middle Tenn. 12/30/094. .800 LaVonda Johnson (4-5) W. Kentucky 1/29/00 .800 Annette Jones (4-5) South Alabama 11/28/87 .800 Monica Maxwell (4-5 Louisiana Tech 2/28/98 .800 Meadow Overstreet (4-5) Mississippi St. 2/12/01 .800 Mari Sanchez (4-5) New Mexico 1/9/03 .800 Christie Sides (4-5) Louisiana Tech 2/5/00 .800 Sonja Tate (4-5) Arkansas State 2/4/93 .800 Allison Baggett (4-5) McNeese State 2/15/14

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1. 19 Renee Daniels Southeastern 1/23/852. 16 Carmen Jones Tulane 1/11/90 3. 14 Brittney James North Texas 1/9/10 14 Jayln Johnson McNeese State 2/15/144. 13 Regina Johnson SW Missouri State 12/11/89 13 Crystal Kelly Western Kentucky 1/24/08 13 Joanna Miller Grambling State 11/14/13

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 FTA)1. 1.000 Bobbie Bean (12-12) Lamar 3/8/91 1.000 Stacey Gaudet (11-11) Tulane 1/28/86 1.000 Jeri Hopkins (10-10) Nicholls 1/15/81 1.000 ShaRae Mansfield (11-11) W. Kentucky 1/29/00 1.000 Mary Ann Marino (10-10) Tulane 2/19/93 1.000 Brianna Culberson (10-10) Denver 3/8/10 1.000 Joanna Miller (13-13) Grambling 11/14/13

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. 31 Renee Daniels Southeastern 1/23/852. 19 Carmen Jones Tulane 1/11/903. 18 Titan Chuma Dallas Christian 1/29/114. 17 Chanta Powell South Alabama 1/30/915. 16 Orphie Moore South Alabama 2/25/86 16 Sarah Pratt Southern Utah 1/30/88 16 Melissa Young Arkansas State 2/11/88

OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES (INDIVIDUAL)MOST REBOUNDS1. 24 Carolyn Ford Lamar 11/20/812. 22 Cheryl Miller Southern California 12/5/84 22 Titan Chuma Dallas Christian 1/29/114. 21 Gwen Brule Xavier (N.O.) 2/6/79 21 Jamene Curd South Alabama 1/23/99 21 Julie Gross LSU 2/23/77 21 Pat Jean McNeese State 2/13/82 21 Alice Honnery Mobile 1/10/12

MOST ASSISTS1. 14 Dalma Ivanyi FIU 1/9/99 14 Michaela Moore Oklahoma City 2/16/853. 13 Lisa McMahon Lamar 2/11/95 13 Jamie Kaplan Tulane 11/8/134. 12 Brittney Vaughn Arkansas 12/21/05 12 Stephanie Marciano Yale 11/26/05 12 Stephanie Edwards Louisville 1/28/84 12 Shantel Hardison Louisiana Tech 2/20/90 12 Leslie Logsdon W. Kentucky 1/16/03 12 Kendra Neal Louisiana Tech 2/2/95 12 Latifah Coleman North Carolina 12/16/13

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS1. 9 Cheryl Miller Southern California 12/5/842. 8 Tori Harrison Louisiana Tech 3/7/963. 7 Kim Davis Arkansas State 2/24/00 7 Maggie Davis Baylor 12/20/86 7 Malgorzata Raubo Auburn 1/25/94 7 Lois Watkins Alcorn State 2/5/86

MOST STEALS1. 11 Kim Perrot La.-Lafayette 1/18/902. 9 Holli Wilkins Centenary 11/19/05 9 Bonita Branch LSU 1/30/86 9 Kim Ogden Oral Roberts 2/1/86 9 Dawn Warner W. Kentucky 3/8/96

MOST MINUTES PLAYED1. 50 LaWaynta Dawson SW Missouri St. 12/11/89 50 Bridgette Jones La.-Lafayette 2/25/84 50 Lisa Merritt La.-Lafayette 2/25/844. 48 Kenyatta Williams North Carolina St 12/19/885. 47 Tynesha Lewis North Carolina St. 1/19/98

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Sophomore guard Octavia Wilson (above) connected on 44 3-point shots during the 2013-14 season, the 10th most during a single season in Privateers history. She’s currently

on pace to finish second all-time in 3-point field goals.


SEASON RECORDS (TEAM) SEASON RECORDS (TEAM)MOST WINS1. 25 (25-7) 1986-87 25 (25-7) 1987-883. 23 (23-8) 1982-834. 22 (22-6) 1983-845. 21 (21-7) 1981-82

FEWEST LOSSES1. 6 (22-6) 1983-842. 7 (21-7) 1981-82 7 (25-7) 1986-87 7 (25-7) 1987-885. 8 (20-8) 1980-81 8 (23-8) 1982-83

HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE1. .786 (22-6) 1983-842. .781 (25-7) 1986-87 .781 (25-7) 1987-884. .750 (21-7) 1981-825. .742 (23-8) 1982-83

LONGEST WINNING STREAK*1. 12 games (Dec. 12 - Jan. 24) 1983-842. 10 games (Nov. 29 - Jan. 21) 1987-883. 9 games (Jan. 15 - Feb. 4) 1986-874. 8 games (Feb. 14 - Mar. 4) 1986-875. 7 games (Jan. 15 - Feb. 2) 1980-81 7 games (Dec. 12 - Jan 24) 1983-84 7 games (Jan. 25 - Feb. 11) 1987-88 7 games (Dec. 11 - Jan. 2) 1992-93

MOST POINTS1. 2,512 31 games 1982-832. 2,486 28 games 1980-813. 2,332 28 games 1981-824. 2,329 32 games 1986-875. 2,324 32 games 1987-88

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE1. 88.8 2,486 pts 28 games 1980-812. 83.3 2,332 pts 28 games 1981-823. 83.0 2,323 pts 28 games 1983-844. 81.0 2,512 pts 31 games 1982-835. 79.8 2,155 pts 27 games 1994-95

LOWEST OPPONENT SCORING AVERAGE1. 59.7 1,671 pts 28 games 1992-932. 60.2 1,865 pts 31 games 2008-093. 60.7 1,941 pts 32 games 1987-884. 61.1 1,710 pts 28 games 1988-895. 61.2 1,957 pts 32 games 2009-10

SCORING MARGIN1. +13.2 (83.0 ppg to 69.8 ppg) 1983-842. +12.0 (72.6 ppg to 60.7 ppg) 1987-883. +10.7 (83.3 ppg to 72.6 ppg) 1981-824. +9.9 (72.8 ppg to 62.9 ppg) 1987-885. +9.4 (74.4 ppg to 65.0 ppg) 1991-92

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 992 28 games 1980-812. 976 31 games 1982-833. 946 32 games 1986-874. 910 28 games 1983-845. 902 32 games 1987-88

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. 2,090 29 games 1978-792. 2,073 31 games 1982-833. 2,054 27 games 1994-954. 2,021 32 games 1986-875. 1,941 28 games 1980-81

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. .523 (899-of-1,719) 1981-822. .511 (992-of-1,941) 1980-813. .476 (902-of-1,895) 1987-884. .472 (910-of-1,927) 1983-845. .471 (976-of-2,073) 1982-83

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 213 28 games 1997-982. 188 28 games 1999-003. 168 31 games 2008-094. 159 27 games 1998-995. 156 29 games 2000-01

*SINGLE SEASON - SEE PAGE 75 FOR ALL TIME

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTS1. 644 28 games 1997-982. 590 28 games 1999-003. 530 29 games 2000-014. 522 31 games 2008-095. 518 27 games 1998-99

HIGHEST 3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. .363 (66-of-182) 1991-922. .331 (213-of-644) 1997-983. .322 (168-of-522) 2008-094. .321 (138-of-430) 2006-075. .320 (81-of-253) 1993-94

MOST FREE THROWS1. 566 31 games 1991-922. 560 31 games 1982-833. 534 28 games 1981-824. 524 29 games 2000-01 524 29 games 2001-02

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. 810 31 games 1991-922. 804 31 games 1982-833. 770 28 games 1985-864. 765 28 games 1981-82 765 27 games 1994-95

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. .726 (524-of-722) 2001-022. .724 (524-of-724) 2000-013. .714 (304-of-426) 2008-094. .699 (566-of-810) 1991-925. .698 (502-of-719) 1980-81 .698 (534-of-765) 1981-82

MOST REBOUNDS1. 1,367 31 games 1982-832. 1,346 32 games 1986-873. 1,292 27 games 1994-954. 1,285 28 games 1983-845. 1,280 28 games 1995-96

HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE1. 47.9 1,292 rebs 27 games 1994-952. 45.9 1,285 rebs 28 game 1983-843. 45.7 1,280 rebs 28 games 1995-964. 44.9 1,256 rebs 28 games 1984-855. 44.8 1,255 rebs 28 games 1980-81

MOST ASSISTS1. 583 28 games 1980-812. 546 31 games 1982-833. 542 32 games 1986-874. 510 32 games 1987-885. 501 28 games 1981-82

MOST STEALS1. 429 31 games 1982-832. 378 28 games 1981-823. 369 28 games 1980-814. 367 27 games 1994-955. 347 28 games 1983-84

MOST BLOCKS1. 212 32 games 1986-872. 176 30 games 2006-073. 160 27 games 1998-994. 152 28 games 1988-895. 151 32 games 1987-88

LOWEST FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE (OPP. FG%)1. .367 (677-of-1847) 2009-102. .385 (678-of-1,760) 1998-99 .385 (678-of-1,760) 2008-094. .387 (745-of-1,927) 1991-925. .389 (720-of-1,853) 1985-86

LOWEST 3-POINT FG PCT. DEFENSE (OPP. 3FG%)1. .271 (76-of-280) 1991-922. .277 (91-of-329) 2010-113. .278 (138-of-497) 2009-104. .282 (91-of-253) 1998-995. .285 (141-of-494) 2008-09


SEASON RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) POINTS Season G Points1. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 30 8202. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 28 8163. Sandra Hodge 1981-82 28 6274. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 5795. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 19 5616. Cassandra Lumpkins 1993-94 28 5167. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 5008. Carmen Reed 1984-85 28 4919. Cathy Stiles 1980-81 28 47910. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 476

POINTS PER GAME Season G Points Avg.1. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 19 561 29.52. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 28 816 29.13. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 30 820 27.34. Sandra Hodge 1981-82 28 627 22.45. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 500 18.56. Cassandra Lumpkins 1993-94 28 516 18.47. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 579 18.18. Carmen Reed 1984-85 28 491 17.59. Cathy Stiles 1980-81 28 479 17.1 Andrea Haegele 2001-02 7 120 17.1

FIELD GOALS MADE Season G FGM1. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 28 3562. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 30 3313. Sandra Hodge 1981-82 28 2524. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 19 2405. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 2346. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 1987. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 188 Cassandra Lumpkins 1993-94 28 1889. Cathy Stiles 1980-81 28 18010. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-93 28 178

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 FGs) Season FG-FGA Pct.1. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 198-320 .6192. Cathy Stiles 1980-81 180-304 .5923. Carmen Reed 1985-86 169-295 .5734. Linda Maune 1980-81 117-205 .5715. Carmen Reed 1984-85 171-301 .568

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (CONT.) Season FG-FGA Pct.6. Robin Martin 1991-92 140-249 .5627. Carvie Upshaw 1985-86 126-226 .5588. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 356-644 .5539. Carvie Upshaw 1987-88 165-304 .54310. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 240-445 .539

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Season G 3FG1. Shanna Cook 1994-95 27 912. Amber Magner 1997-98 28 623. Jada Frazie 2008-09 31 604. Caroline Haynie 1995-96 28 52 Jasmine Smiri 2002-03 28 526. Le’Della English 2006-07 29 517. Stephanie Kindreich 1997-98 28 508. Le’Della English 2007-08 30 469. Shanna Cook 1993-94 28 4510. Octavia Wilson 2013-14 29 44

3-POINT PERCENTAGE (MIN. 30 3FGs) Season 3FG-3FGA Pct.1. Lora Bresson 1991-92 36-87 .4142. Jada Frazier 2008-09 60-152 .3953. Cookie Johnson 2006-07 34-87 .3914. Le’Della English 2006-07 51-131 .3895. Jenny Anderson 1997-98 36-94 .3836. Jenny Anderson 1996-97 39-103 .3797. Stephanie Kindreich 1997-98 50-134 .3738. Jessica Dunham 2000-01 42-113 .3729. Margit Kluibenschaedl 1999-00 33-91 .36310. Jade Frazier 2005-06 41-115 .357

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 FT) Season FT-FTA Pct.1. Ernie Middleton 1991-92 97-115 .8442. Yolanda White 2000-01 70-83 .8433. Jessica Dunham 1998-99 52-62 .8394. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 158-189 .8365. Mary Davis 1978-79 63-77 .8186. Octavia Wilson 2013-14 77-95 .8117. Sandra Hodge 1981-82 123-153 .804 Jenny Anderson 1997-98 127-158 .8049. Jenny Anderson 1998-99 96-120 .800 Amanda Adams 2000-01 56-70 .800

SEASON RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL)REBOUNDS Season G Reb.1. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 3412. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 28 3213. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 3104. Carmen Reed 1984-85 28 2875. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 2866. Kayone Hankins 1993-94 28 2847. Cassandra Lumpkins 1993-94 28 2698. Carvie Upshaw 1987-88 31 2679. Dollene Magee 1984-85 28 26510. Candice McGee 2009-10 32 251

REBOUNDS PER GAME Season G Reb. Avg. 1. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 310 11.52. Sandra Hodge 1980-81 28 321 11.53. Jody Davis 1994-95 22 240 10.94. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 341 10.75 Carmen Reed 1984-85 28 287 10.36. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 286 10.27. Kayone Hankins 1993-94 28 284 10.18. Cassandra Lumpkins 1993-94 28 269 9.69. Dollene Magee 1984-85 28 265 9.510. Kenya Robinson 1992-93 28 249 8.9

ASSISTS Season G Ast.1. Michelle Anderson 1983-84 28 2582. Michelle Anderson 1982-83 31 2453. Terri Mackey 1984-85 28 2374. Michelle Anderson 1980-81 27 2245. Michelle Anderson 1981-82 28 2086. Dani Maziur 1994-95 27 1917. Angela Jeans 1987-88 32 1868. Angela Jeans 1986-87 32 1849. Dani Maziur 1995-96 28 15610. Ernie Middleton 1990-91 27 148

ASSISTS PER GAME Season G Ast. Avg.1. Michelle Anderson 1983-84 28 258 9.22. Terri Mackey 1984-85 28 237 8.53. Michelle Anderson 1980-81 27 224 8.34. Michelle Anderson 1982-83 31 245 7.95. Michelle Anderson 1981-82 28 208 7.4

ASSISTS PER GAME (CONT.) Season G Ast. Avg.6. Dani Maziur 1994-95 27 191 7.17. Angela Jeans 1987-88 32 186 5.88. Angela Jeans 1986-87 32 184 5.89. Dani Maziur 1995-96 28 156 5.610. Ernie Middleton 1990-91 27 148 5.5

BLOCKED SHOTS Season G BS1. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 158 Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 1253. Carvie Upshaw 1987-88 31 1094. Carvie Upshaw 1985-86 28 1005. Vasso Beskaki 1995-96 28 746. Vasso Beskaki 1998-99 27 717. Andrea Williams 2006-07 27 638. Vasso Beskaki 1997-98 28 619. Willie Jean Briggs 1983-84 28 5210. Talisha Young 2005-06 28 50

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME Season G BS Avg. 1. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 158 4.92. Carvie Upshaw 1988-89 28 125 4.53. Carvie Upshaw 1985-86 28 100 3.64. Carvie Upshaw 1987-88 31 109 3.55. Vasso Beskaki 1995-96 28 74 2.66. Vasso Beskaki 1998-99 27 71 2.57. Andrea Williams 2006-07 27 63 2.38. Vasso Beskaki 1997-98 28 61 2.29. Willie Jean Brigga 1983-84 28 52 1.910. Vasso Beskaki 1996-97 24 42 1.8 Talisha Young 2005-06 28 50 1.8 Andrea Williams 2005-06 28 49 1.8

STEALS Season G Stl.1. Marylou Agustin 1999-00 28 1132. Michelle Anderson 1982-83 31 1113. Michelle Anderson 1980-81 27 1064. Michelle Anderson 1981-82 28 1035. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 896. Michelle Anderson 1983-84 28 867. Cathy Stiles 1981-82 28 74 Kiki Baker 1996-97 28 74


STEALS (CONT.) Season G Stl.9. Kenya Robinson 1992-93 28 7310. Marylou Agustin 1998-99 27 71

STEALS PER GAME Season G Stl. Avg.1. Marylou Agustin 1999-00 28 113 4.02. Michelle Anderson 1980-81 27 106 3.93. Michelle Anderson 1981-82 28 103 3.74. Michelle Anderson 1982-83 31 111 3.65. Kayone Hankins 1994-95 27 89 3.36. Michelle Anderson 1983-84 28 86 3.17. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 19 58 3.18. Kiki Baker 1996-97 28 74 2.6 Cathy Stiles 1981-82 27 69 2.6 Monique Taylor 2003-04 27 69 2.6 Marylou Agustin 1998-99 27 71 2.6 Kenya Robinson 1992-93 28 73 2.6

MINUTES PLAYED Season G Min.1. Angela Jeans 1986-87 32 1,1412. Angela Jeans 1987-88 32 1,1103. Pam Cox 1987-88 32 1,0814. Brittany Helm 2009-10 32 1,0695. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 30 1,0656. Lora Bresson 1991-92 31 1,0647. Terri Mackey 1984-85 28 1,0428. Marylou Agustin 1999-00 28 1,0329. Brittany Helm 2007-08 30 1,02910. Carvie Upshaw 1986-87 32 1,027

MINUTES PER GAME Season G Min. Avg.1. Terri Mackey 1984-85 28 1,042 37.22. Marylou Agustin 1999-00 28 1,032 36.93. Lora Bresson 1990-91 26 945 36.34. Mary Davis 1979-80 24 868 36.25. Missy Lynn 1989-90 28 1,008 36.06. Angela Jeans 1986-87 32 1,141 35.77. Sandra Hodge 1982-83 30 1,065 35.58. Sandra Hodge 1983-84 19 674 35.59. Carmen Reed 1985-86 28 990 35.410. Shanna Cook 1993-94 28 988 35.3

SEASON RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) CAREER RECORDS POINTS (2,000 & 1,000 POINT CLUBS) Seasons G Points1. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 2,8242. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 1,7593. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 1,4444. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 1,4415. Cathy Stiles 1980-84 111 1,2836. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 1,2467. Carmen Reed 1984-85 83 1,1898. Sandy Lucht 1982-86 115 1,1889. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 1,13910. Lora Bresson 1988-92 112 1,11811. Jan Gernhauser 1975-79 95 1,09312. Twalla Powell 1993-97 111 1,08613. Jada Frazier 2004-09 111 1,05714. Shanna Cook 1991-95 114 1,04815. Cathy Vanhuss 1975-79 96 1,041

POINTS PER GAME (MIN. TWO SEASONS) Seasons G Points Avg.1. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 2,824 26.92. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 56 973 17.43. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 1,759 14.84. Carmen Reed 1983-86 83 1,189 14.35. Pam Cox 1986-88 48 653 13.66. Aronji Johnson 1987-89 56 744 13.37. Monique Taylor 2002-89 54 706 13.18. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 1,441 13.09. Keri Thomas 2011-13 50 647 12.910. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 1,444 12.411. Brittany Helm 2007-10 103 1,139 12.2

FIELD GOALS MADE Seasons G FGM1. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 1,1792. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 7233. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 4914. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 4905. Jan Gernhauser 1975-79 95 4786. Cathy Stiles 1980-84 111 4767. Lora Bresson 1988-92 112 4668. Sandy Lucht 1982-86 115 4379. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 42410. Carmen Reed 1983-86 83 41811. Cathy Vanhuss 1975-79 96 400 Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 400 Dollene Magee 1981-85 115 400

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 200 FGs) Seasons FG-FGA Pct.1. Carmen Reed 1983-86 418-748 .5592. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 723-1,300 .5563. Cathy Stiles 1980-84 476-901 .5284. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 1,179-2,258 .5225. Pam Cox 1986-88 263-506 .5206. Barbara Cooper 1984-88 340-673 .5057. Robin Martin 1989-93 329-653 .5048. Rhonda Thompkins 1986-88 255-512 .4989. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 366-759 .482

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Seasons G 3FG1. Shanna Cook 1991-95 114 1872. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 1583. Jada Frazier 2005-09 111 1404. Jasmine Smiri 2000-04 97 1365. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 1236. Cookie Johnson 2005-09 119 1127. Stephanie Kindreich 1997-00 63 1038. Jessica Dunham 1998-02 113 80 Amber Magner 1995-98 52 8010. Maria Brunker 1996-00 110 68

3-POINT PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 3FGs) Seasons 3FG-3FGA Pct.1. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 123-328 .3752. Maria Brunker 1996-00 68-198 .3433. Shanna Cook 1991-95 187-549 .3414. Jada Frazier 2005-09 140-412 .3405. Le’Della English 2004-08 158-471 .3356. Stephanie Kindreich 1997-00 103-310 .3327. Cookie Johnson 2005-09 112-343 .3278. Amber Magner 1995-98 80-249 .3219. Margit Kluibenschaedl 1997-01 59-189 .31210. Jasmine Smiri 2000-04 136-448 .304

FREE THROWS MADE Seasons G FT1. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 4662. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 4453. Carmen Reed 1983-86 83 3534. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 3365. Cathy Stiles 1980-84 111 3316. Sandy Lucht 1982-86 115 314

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Michelle Anderson (right) leads the women’s basketball program in career assists, assists per game, stelas, steals per game and ranks third in all-time minutes played and was an

Honorable Mention All-American in 1983-84.


CAREER RECORDSFREE THROWS MADE (CONT.) Seasons G FT7. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 3068. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 3139. Kayone Hankins 1991-95 110 30410. Robin Martin 1989-93 113 267

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 FTs) Seasons FT-FTA Pct. 1. Yolanda White 2000-02 228-281 .8112. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 466-577 .8083. Nicole Holmes 2008-10 144-183 .7874. Stephanie Kindreich 1997-00 100-128 .7815. Jen Ludwicki 1999-00 139-178 .7816. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 336-432 .7787. Aronji Johnson 1987-89 142-184 .7728. Lora Bresson 1988-92 143-186 .7699. Amanda Adams 1999-03 109-142 .76810. Jessica Dunham 1998-02 172-225 .764

REBOUNDS Seasons G Reb.1. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 1,1242. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 9483. Dollene Magee 1981-85 115 8144. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 7605. Kayone Hankins 1991-95 110 7565. Candice McGee 2006-10 121 7567. Joevone Markey 2001-05 112 6928. Carmen Reed 1983-86 83 6659. Sandy Lucht 1982-86 115 64410. Robin Martin 1989-93 113 63511. Talishia Young 2005-10 106 631

REBOUNDS PER GAME Seasons G Reb. Avg. 1. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 1,124 9.42. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 948 9.03. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 56 503 9.04. Willie Jean Briggs 1982-84 59 491 8.35. Carmen Reed 1983-86 83 665 8.06. Betty Winesberry 1978-80 47 371 7.97. Dollene Magee 1981-85 115 814 7.18. Aronji Johnson 1987-89 56 393 7.09. Kayone Hankins 1991-95 110 756 6.910. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 760 6.8

ASSISTS Seasons G Ast.1. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 9352. Ernie Middleton 1988-92 104 4853. Dani Maziur 1992-96 100 4444. Angela Jeans 1986-88 64 3705. Shanna Cook 1991-95 114 3416. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 2897. Cathy Stiles 1980-84 111 2858. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 2709. Missy Lynn 1987-90 82 26410. Maria Brunker 1996-00 110 242

ASSISTS PER GAME Seasons G Ast. Avg.1. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 935 8.22. Angela Jeans 1986-88 64 370 5.83. Ernie Middleton 1988-92 104 485 4.74. Dani Maziur 1992-96 100 444 4.4 Michelle Simmons 2002-04 54 235 4.46. Marylou Agustin 1998-00 55 207 3.87. Janet Fugiel 1996-98 56 205 3.78. Pam Cox 1986-88 48 158 3.39. Missy Lynn 1987-90 82 264 3.210. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 289 3.1

BLOCKED SHOTS Seasons G BS1. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 4922. Vasso Beskaki 1995-99 107 2483. Andrea Williams 2004-08 109 1694. Joevone Markey 2001-05 112 1545. Talishia Young 2005-10 106 1526. Jessica Dunham 1998-02 113 1457. Candice McGee 2006-10 121 1088. Robin Martin 1989-93 113 1069. Willie Jean Briggs 1982-84 59 9810. Debbie Payne 1989-93 88 83

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME (MIN. TWO SEASONS) Seasons G BS Avg. 1. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 492 4.12. Vasso Beskaki 1995-99 107 248 2.33. Willie Jean Briggs 1982-84 59 98 1.74. Andrea Williams 2004-08 109 169 1.65. Talishia Young 2005-10 106 152 1.4

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME (CONT.) Seasons G BS Avg. Joevone Markey 2001-05 112 154 1.4 Linda Maune 1980-82 56 77 1.48. Jessica Dunham 1998-02 113 145 1.39. Debbie Payne 1989-92 88 83 0.9 Robin Martin 1989-92 113 106 0.9 Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 56 51 0.9

STEALS Seasons G Stl.1. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 4062. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 2393. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 2064. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 1895. Twalla Powell 1993-97 111 1876. Marylou Agustin 1998-00 55 1847. Kayone Hankins 1991-95 110 1768. Ernie Middleton 1988-92 104 1759. Shanna Cook 1991-95 114 17310. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 170

STEALS PER GAME Seasons G Stl. Avg.1. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 114 406 3.62. Marylou Agustin 1998-00 55 184 3.33. Monique Taylor 2002-04 54 132 2.44. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 105 239 2.3 Kiki Baker 1995-97 56 127 2.36. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 56 115 2.17. Willie Jean Briggs 1982-84 59 120 2.08. Angela Jeans 1986-88 64 122 1.99. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 206 1.7 Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 189 1.7 Twalla Powell 1993-97 111 187 1.7

MINUTES PLAYED (ALL 3,000+ MINUTE PLAYERS) Seasons G Min.1. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 3,7212. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 3,5583. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 3,5284. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 101 3,3925. Ernie Middleton 1988-92 104 3,3186. Lora Bresson 1988-92 112 3,2597. Shanna Cook 1991-95 114 3,1168. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 92 3,107

9. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 3,09010. Twalla Powell 1993-97 111 3,05011. Candice McGee 2006-10 121 3,026

MINUTES PER GAME (MIN. TWO SEASONS) Seasons G Min. Avg.1. Angela Jeans 1986-88 64 2,251 35.22. Sandra Hodge 1980-84 92 3,107 33.83. Michelle Anderson 1980-84 101 3,392 33.64. Brittany Helm 2007-10 93 3,090 33.24. Pam Cox ( 1986-88 48 1,567 32.65. Le’Della English 2004-08 115 3,721 32.46. Keri Thomas 2011-13 50 1,610 32.27. Ernie Middleton 1988-92 104 3,318 31.99. Jenny Anderson 1995-99 111 3,528 31.89. Missy Lynn 1987-90 82 2,492 30.410. Cassandra Lumpkins 1992-94 56 1,685 30.111. Carvie Upshaw 1985-89 119 3,558 29.9

CAREER RECORDS

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Over 119 games betweenn 1985 and 1987, six-foot five-inch Carvie Upshaw (above) was one of the most dominating post players in Privateers history, holding the career records for both

rebounds (1,124) and blocks (492) during her college career.


MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

PELICAN CUP (UNO-TULANE) 1985-86 Carmen Reed1986-87 Carvie Upshaw1987-88 Aronji Johnson1988-89 Aronji Johnson1989-90 Lora Bresson1990-91 Lora Bresson1991-92 Lora Bresson

MILLSAPS TOURNAMENT 1980-81 Sandra Hodge

SOUTHERN INVITATIONAL1992-93 Kenya Robinson

UNO TOURNAMENTNew Orleans, La.1985-86 Carmen Reed 1986-87 Carvie Upshaw1996-97 Sue Syljebeck

WOMEN’S NIT1982-83 Sandra Hodge

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

AIR FORCE ACADEMY CLASSIC Colorado Springs, Colo. 2002-03 Jasmine Smiri

ARKANSAS DIAL CLASSIC Fayetteville, Ark.1993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins

BIG EASY CLASSIC New Orleans, La.2008-2009 Candice McGee

BILLIKEN CLASSIC St. Louis, Mo.2005-2006 Le’Della English

UCLA LITE BEAR TOURNAMENT Los Angeles, Calif.1984-85 Terri Mackey Carmen Reed

COORS GOLDEN GATE INVITATIONAL San Fransisco, Calif. 1981-82 Michelle Anderson Sandra Hodge 1993-94 Shanna Cook Cassandra Lumpkins

COUGAR DIAL CLASSIC Pullman, Wash.1989-90 Nickey Allen

DIAL CLASSIC San Diego, Calif.1985-86 Carmen Reed Carvie Upshaw

DOWNEAST AUTO CLASSICBangor, Maine1990-91 Ernie Middleton Robin Martin

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SELECTIONS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SELECTIONSEASTERN MICHIGAN INVITATIONAL Ypsilanti, Mich.2006-07 Le’Della English

INDIANA FULL-O-PEP CLASSIC Bloomington, Ind.1994-95 Shanna Cook Kayone Hankins

LA SALLE TOURNAMENT Philadelphia, Pa.1982-83 Sandra Hodge

LADY BLAZER CLASSIC Birmingham, Ala.1990-91 Debbie Payne

LADY GRIZ CLASSIC Missoula, Mont.2005 Le’Della English

LADY TIGER CLASSIC Memphis, Tenn.1984-85 Carmen Reed Terri Mackey

LAS VEGAS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTLas Vegas, Nev. 1980-81 Sandra Hodge1981-82 Sandra Hodge

MIAMI MASONIC CLASSIC Coral Gables, Fla.1983-84 Sandra Hodge

MID-AMERICA CLASSIC Columbia, Mo.1997-98 Jenny Anderson

MILLSAPS TOURNAMENT (Jackson, Miss.)1978-79 Jen Gernhauser1980-81 Sandra Hodge (MVP) Cathy Stiles

OMNI HOTELS CLASSIC Boulder, Colo.2009-10 Brittany Helm

NORTHERN LIGHTS INVITATIONALAnchorage, Alaska1986-87 Carvie Upshaw Sandy Woodson 1991-92 Ernie Middleton

RICE HOLIDAY CLASSIC Houston, Texas1993-94 Kayone Hankins Cassandra Lumpkins

SOUTHERN INVITATIONALAtlanta, Ga.1984-85 Carmen Reed1992-93 T.J Banks Kenya Robinson (MVP)

UTAH CLASSIC Salt Lake City, Utah1983-84 Sandra Hodge

WOMEN’S NIT (ARMARILLO, TEXAS)1982-83 Willie Jean Briggs Sandra Hodge (MVP) 1987-88 Pam Cox (John Hall Award) Aronji Johnson UNO TOURNAMENTNew Orleans, La.1985-86 Carmen Reed (MVP)1986-87 Carvie Upshaw (MVP)1996-97 Jenny Anderson Twalla Powell Sue Syljebeck (MVP)1997-98 April Garrish1998-99 Jenny Anderson Emily Osborne-Lewis2006-07 Le’Della English2007-08 Candice McGee Talishia Young

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One of the program’s earliest stars, Jan Gerhauser (above) led the team in scoring twice during her four years, and still ranks 11th in points scored, and fifth in field hoals made in a career.

Jan was inducted into the Privateers Hall of Fame in 1990.


INDIVIDUAL HONORS & ACCOLADESNATIONAL AWARDSALL-AMERICAN (DIVISION I)American Sports Writers Association1982-83 Sandra Hodge 1st team

American Sports Writers Foundation1982-83 Sandra Hodge Honorable Mention1983-84 Michelle Anderson Honorable Mention1984-85 Carmen Reed 4th team Terri Mackey Honorable Mention1985-86 Carmen Reed 2nd team1986-87 Carvie Upshaw Honorable Mention1988-89 Carvie Upshaw 3rd team Aronji Johnson Honorable Mention

FRESHMEN ALL-AMERICAN (DIVISION I)American Women’s Sports Foundation1980-81 Sandra Hodge1985-86 Carvie Upshaw

Women’s Basketball Yearbook1980-81 Sandra Hodge

LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS ALL-AMERICAN TEAM2009 Jada Frazier 2nd team

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEKAmerican Women’s Sports Foundation1986-87 Carvie Upshaw Jan. 121992-93 Cassandra Lumpkins Jan. 18

UNO/NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR1991-92 Lora Bresson

ESPN THREE-POINT SHOOTOUT CONTEST1995 Shanna Cook

LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS AWARD2009 Jada Frazier (finalist)

REGIONAL AWARDSALL-REGIONAmerican Women’s Sports Foundation1983-84 Michelle Anderson1984-85 Carmen Reed1985-86 Carmen Reed1986-87 Carvie Upshaw

COSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2007-08 Jada Frazier 1st Team2008-09 Jada Frazier 1st Team

CONFERENCE AWARDSAMERICAN SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM1987-88 Carvie Upshaw 1st team Pam Cox 2nd team Angela Jeans 2nd team1988-89 Aronji Johnson 1st team Carvie Upshaw 1st team1989-90 Missy Lynn 1st team1990-91 Lora Bresson 2nd team Yogi Whitehead 2nd team

AMERICAN SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1987-88 Pam Cox1988-89 Carvie Upshaw

AMERICAN SOUTH PLAYER OF THE WEEK1987-88 Aronji Johnson Jan. 10 Carvie Upshaw Feb. 71988-89 Carvie Upshaw Jan. 1 & 15, Feb. 12 1989-90 Missy Lynn Feb. 191990-91 Lora Bresson Jan. 13

SUN BELT ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM1991-92 Ernie Middleton 1st team1992-93 Cassandra Lumpkins 1st team Kenya Robinson 1st team1993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins 1st team1997-98 Jenny Anderson 1st team1998-99 Jenny Anderson 1st team1999-00 Jen Ludwicki 1st team2001-02 Yolanda White 1st team2002-03 Monique Taylor 1st team Lora Ruddy Honorable Mention2003-04 Monique Taylor Honorable Mention2006-07 Le’Della English 3rd team2007-08 Le’Della English 2nd team2008-09 Jada Frazier 2nd team

SUN BELT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2009-2010 Brittany Helm

SUN BELT NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1999-00 Jenn Ludwicki2007-08 Brittany Helm

INDIVIDUAL HONORS & ACCOLADESSUN BELT PLAYER OF THE WEEK1991-92 Debbie Payne Feb. 21992-93 Kenya Robinson Dec. 211993-94 Cassandra Lumpkins Dec. 6 Kayone Hankins Jan. 11994-95 Kayone Hankins Jan. 231996-97 Sue Syljebeck Feb. 241997-98 Jenny Anderson Jan. 121998-99 Erin Kelly Feb. 221999-00 Marylou Agustin Nov. 29 Jen Ludwicki Jan. 102001-02 Andrea Hegele Nov. 26 Yolanda White Jan. 142002-03 Lora Ruddy Jan. 6, Feb. 24

SUN BELT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD1997-98 Becky Witonski1998-99 Jessica Dunham

LOUISIANA AWARDSLOUISIANA HONORS LOUISIANA-ALL TIME COLLEGIATE TEAM (LSWA) - Sandra Hodge

ALL-LOUISIANALouisiana Association of Intercollegiate Athletics1980-81 Sandra Hodge1981-82 Sandra Hodge MVP

Louisiana Sports Writers Association1986-87 Carvie Upshaw 2nd team1987-88 Carvie Upshaw 2nd team1988-89 Carvie Upshaw 1st team1989-90 Missy Lynn 3rd team1990-91 Lora Bresson 2nd team1991-92 Lora Bresson 2nd team Ernie Middleton 3rd team1992-93 Cassandra Lumpkins 2nd team1994-95 Kayone Hankins 1st team Jody Davis 2nd team Shanna Cook Honorable Mention1995-96 Twalla Powell Honorable Mention1996-97 Jenny Anderson 2nd team1997-98 Jenny Anderson 2nd team1998-99 Jenny Anderson 3rd team999-00 Jen Ludwicki 3rd team Marylou Agustin Honorable Mention2001-02 Yolanda White 3rd team2002-03 Monique Taylor Honorable Mention2005-06 Le’Della English Honorable Mention2006-07 Le’Della English 2nd team

2007-08 Le’Della English 3rd team2008-09 Jada Frazier 2nd team

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1999-00 Jen Ludwicki2002-03 Monique Taylor2007-08 Brittany Helm

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2005-06 Jada Frazier (co-honoree)\

NEW ORLEANS AWARDSNEW ORLEANS PLAYER OF THE YEAR (TIMES PICAYUNE) 1980-81 Sandra Hodge1981-82 Michelle Anderson1982-83 Sandra Hodge

NEW ORLEANS ALL-CITY (TIMES PICAYUNE)1980-81 Michelle Anderson Sandra Hodge Cathy Stiles Cheryl Taylor (Honorable Mention)1981-82 Michelle Anderson Sandra Hodge Cathy Stiles Cheryl Taylor (Honorable Mention)1982-83 Michelle Anderson Sandra Hodge Willie Jean Briggs

NEW ORLEANS COACH OF THE YEAR (TIMES PICAYUNE) 1980-81 Joey Favalaro (co-selection) 1981-82 Joey Favalaro

GREATER NEW ORLEANS FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (SUGAR BOWL SELECTION COMMITTEE)1982 Sandra Hodge1983 Sandra Hodge1984 Sandra Hodge

GREATER NEW ORLEANS AMATEUR ATHLETEOF THE MONTH 1981 Sandra Hodge Jan., Feb.1988 Carvie Upshaw Jan.1999 Marylou Agustin Nov.2009 Jada Frazier Jan.


ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDSACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

SUN BELT CONFERENCE1997-98 Vasso Beskaki Becky Witonski1998-99 Vasso Beskaki Margit Klubenschadel Emily Osborne-Lewis1999-00 Amanda Adams Keeshawn Carter2001-02 Amanda Adams Chelsea Core2002-03 Amanda Adams LaToya Clark Chelsea Core Jeannette Jiminez Lora Ruddy2003-04 LaToya Clark Jessica Helgeson Joevone Markey Christen Miller Jasmine Smiri Melissa Stevens2006-07 Andrea Williams2007-08 Kathy Kassabian2008-09 Ashley Alexander Nicole Holmes Kathy Kassabian

COMMISSIONER’S LIST

AMERICAN SOUTH CONFERENCE 1987-88 Pam Cox Angela Jeans1990-91 Becky Brower

SUN BELT CONFERENCE1991-92 Becky Brower1995-96 Vasso Beskaki Natalie De Roeck Amber Magner Bambi Ocmond Twalla Powell1996-97 Vasso Beskaki Amber Magner Bambi Ocmond1997-98 Amber Magner2000-01 Amanda Adams Keeshawn Carter Chelsea Core Susan Griffee2001-02 Susan Griffee Lora Ruddy2002-03 Susan Griffee2003-04 Chelsea Core Susan Griffee2005-06 Jada Frazier2006-07 Jada Frazier2007-08 Jada Frazier2008-09 Jada Frazier Rachele Monroe

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE2014 Hayley Alexander Amber Clay Ariele Davis Danielle Davis Dannisha Jackson Melissa Jensen BriAnna Shavers Octavia Wilson

HALL OF FAME PRIVATEER WOMENMichelle AndersonGuard | 1980-84 | 114 games.inducted Jan. 23, 1988

• Four year letter winner helped Buc-kettes to an 88-29 record and 20+ wins each season.

• Holds school records in assists, steals, and free throw attempts.• Third in school history in points scored with 1,267.• All-American Honorable Mention as a senior in 1988.

#UNOProud

Jada Frazier (above) became the first Privateers women’s basketball player to be selected as an All-American in almost

20 years when she was selected as a Lowe’s Senior Class All-American before the 2009-2010 season.

FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG A TO B S MIN PTS AVG400-888 .450 n/a n/a 445-595 .748 426 3.7 935 588 45 406 n/a 1,246 10.9

CAREERSTATISTICS

Sandra HodgeGuard | 1980-84 | 105 gamesinducted Feb. 23, 1989• All-time leading scorer in school history, and the only Privateer

woman with over 2,000 points.• Averaged 26.7 points per game, the second highest total for a

female basketball player in Div. I history.• Ranks top five in school history in rebounds, assists and steals.• Only first team All-American in program history.• Her number, #44, is the only retired number in program history. • Became one of the first female members of the Harlem

Globetrotters.

•

jan GernhauserGuard | 1975-79 | 95 gamesinducted Feb. 10, 1990

• One of the early stars of Privateres basketball, Gernhauser was on the first team in 1975.

• Led the team in scoring twice (‘75-76, ‘76-77) and assists twice (‘77-78, ‘78/79)

• One of 15 Privateers women with over 1,000 career points.• Played softball on the Lakefront as well for two seasons.

FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG A TO B S MIN PTS AVGCAREERSTATISTICS

FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG A TO B S MIN PTS AVG487-n/a n/a n/a n/a 137-266 .515 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 406 n/a 1,093 11.5

CAREERSTATISTICS

1,179-2,258 .522 n/a n/a 466-577 .808 948 9.0 231 322 36 239 n/a 2,824 26.9


ALL-TIME ROSTERA GP YEAR(S)Abadie, Marge 15 1975-76Abrahamson, Kim 14 1981-82Adams, Amanda 95 1999-03Agustin, Marylou 55 1998-00Alexander, Ashley 95 2005-09Alexander, Hayley 24 2012-14Allen, Nickey 45 1989-91Anderson, Jenny 11 1995-99Anderson, Michelle 114 1980-84Angelo, Jewel 28 2013-Pres.Augustus, Keaundra 7 2008-09

BBaker, Kiki 56 1995-97Banks, T.J. 58 1991-93Barns, Paullet 34 1976-79Barrow, Mary 20 1997-98Batiste, Dasia 24 2013-Pres.Battiest, Charlotte 5 1988-89Bennett, Tiffina’ 30 2009-10Bentley, Rhonda 100 1978-82Beskaki, Vasso 107 1995-99Bird, Kathy 51 1978-81Black, Tylah 11 2008-09Blanchard, Brittney 22 2010-11Bledsoe, Kori 42 2004-06Branch, Cindy 5 1988-89Bresson, Lora 112 1988-92Bridges, Talisha 28 2009-10Briggs, Willie Jean 59 1982-84Brocks, Kiedra 18 2010-11Brooks, Nakia 2 1997-98Brower, Becky 59 1990-92Brunker, Maria 110 1996-00Buckley, Megan 44 2010-12Butler, Sybil 20 1996-97

CCaldwell, Geneva n/a 1975Campbell, Kim 15 2001-02Campbell, Kopper 26 1992-93Carter, Keeshawn 100 1997-01Carr, Jordan 3 2013-2014Carrington, Diarra 11 2012-13Chain, Vanessa 4 2005-06

C (CONT.) GP YEAR(S)Chaney, Kayla 26 2011-12Cilibilich, Melissa 21 2001-02Cieslak, Aska 25 1996-98Clark, Latoya 59 2001-04Clay, Amber 55 2012-14Clayton, Jackie 23 1997-99Cochran, Juanita 29 2009-10Coleman, Raven 28 2013-Pres.Collins, Sheila 13 1975-76Coombest, Becky 5 1978-80Cook, Shana 114 1991-95Cooper, Barbara 116 1984-88Core, Chelsea 108 2000-04Cormier, Dinnelle 15 2010-11Cousin, Rose Marie 20 1977-78Cox, Pam 48 1986-88

DDavis, Ariele 29 2013-Pres.Davis, Danielle 28 2013-Pres.Davis, Jody 22 1994-95Davis, Mary 76 1977-81Davis, Nancy 107 1983-87Deroeck, Nathalie 24 1995-96Drake, Spring 48 2010-12Dunham, Jessica 113 1998-02

EEason, April 34 2004-06Edwards, Jessica 19 2011-12Edwards, Lametrius 35 2006-08Ellis, Darlinda 11 1977-78English, Le’della 115 2004-08Evans, Eunice 11 1976-77

FFarst, Karen 28 1985-86Felder, Ty 50 2007-09Felton, Alicia n/a 1976-77Fogelstrøm, Mathilde 43 2012-Pres.Frazier, Jada 111 2005-09French, Karen 21 1976-77Fried, Kristy 29 1992-94Fugiel, Janet 56 1996-98

ALL-TIME ROSTERG GP YEAR(S)Gardner, Glenda 58 1982-84Garrish, April 10 1997-98Gayler, Sarah 46 2006-08Gernhauser, Jan 95 1975-79Gibson, Sheila 31 1985-88Gooden, Claudene 104 1997-01Gorsh, Ashley 62 2008-10Gray, Jenn 51 1998-00Gray, Samantha 52 2012-14Griffee, Susan 56 2001-04Griswold, Sue n/a 1981-82

HHaegle, Andrea 36 2000-02Hall, Tracie 59 1987-89Hankins, Kayone 110 1991-95Harris, Scarlet 12 2010-11Haynie, Caroline 29 1994-96Hearn, Tory 15 2010-11Helgeson, Jessica 15 2003-04Helm, Brittany 93 2007-10Hewett, D’mesha 24 2009-10Hodge, Sandra 105 1980-84Holmes, Nicole 55 2008-10Holmes, Nikki 28 1993-94Hoosman, Erica 30 1991-92

JJackson, Dannisha 27 2013-Pres.Jeans, Angela 64 1986-88Jensen, Melissa 26 2012-14Jimenez, Jeannette 53 2002-04Johnson, Aronji 56 1987-89Johnson, Chrystal 37 2002-04Johnson, Cindy 93 1981-85Johnson, Cookie 119 2005-09Jones, Natasha 22 1999-00

KKassabian, Kathy 8 2007-10Kassabian, Megan 69 2005-08Kelly, Brittany 30 2006-07

MMackey, Terri (28) 1984-85

M (CONT.) GP YEAR(S)Magee, Dollene 115 1981-85Magner, Amber 52 1995-98Mahata, Jackie 106 1981-85Markey, Joevone 112 2001-05Marrafino, Lisa 29 2000-01Martin, Robin 113 1989-93Maune, Linda 56 1980-82Maziur, Dani 100 1992-96Mccarthy, Amanda 26 2009-10Mcclue, Jerrinika 27 2007-09Mccray, Wendy 14 1990-91Mcgee, Candice 121 2006-10Melancon, Kay 28 1977-79Middleton, Ernie 104 1988-92Miller, Christen 29 2003-05Miller, Michelle n/a 1979-80Milford, Tina 25 1979-80Mitchell, B.B 42 1988-91Monroe, Rachele 56 2008-10Monsted, Anne 51 1993-96Morrison, Mary 34 1977-79Mowad, Julie 17 1976-77Munch, Lisa 23 1979-80

NNorwood, Ashlee 21 2004-05

OOcmond, Bambi 8 1995-97Olivier, Donna 67 1986-89Orlopp, Jean 40 1975-77Osborne-Lewis, Emily 26 1998-00Osina, Emily 42 2003-05

PParker, Ines 27 1992-93Payne, Debbie 88 1989-93Peck, Ashley 4 2001-02Pegues, Sandra 18 1990-91Penn, Jelessa 11 2011-12Perry, Morteacha 12 2006-07Pizzaro, Maria 20 1993-94Polk, Janice 26 1983-84Poole, Kim 38 1980-82Porter, Debbie 24 1975-77

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ALL-TIME ROSTERP (CONT.) GP YEAR(S)Powell, Twalla 111 1993-97Pruitt, Dreana 106 1993-97

RReed, Carmen 83 1983-86Riggs, Georgina 21 1975-76Riley, Katherine n/a 1979-80Robertson, Gay 12 1980-81Robinson, Kenya 28 1992-95Rogers, Smooch 27 2005-06Ronquillo, Mary 37 1980-82Ruddy, Lora 95 1999-03Russell, Carla 18 2011-12

SSchellhaas, Dollie 104 1983-87Scherr, Julie 17 1985-86Schlief, Kim 26 2001-03Shaffer, Terri 22 1984-85Sentimore, Ashley 10 2005-06Simmons, Michelle 54 2002-04Sindelar, Erin 24 1996-97Singletary, Alicia 36 1994-97Sinibaldi, Bridget 12 1976-77Sipos, Mirjam 93 2009-13Skribe, Marcy 26 1992-93Smiri, Jasmine 101 2000-04Smith, Jody 2 1991-92Smith, Victoria 8 2010-11Smuck, Susie 20 1978-80Snaer, Sabrina 2 1989-90Stevens, Melissa 40 2003-05Stiles, Cathy 111 1980-84Suprean, Connie 63 1975-78Surgi, Dennie 75 1977-80Syljebeck, Sue 56 1995-97

TTaylor, Cheryl 83 1980-83Taylor, Monique 54 2002-04Taylor, Yasmin 37 2012-Pres.Thomas, Keri 50 2011-13Thomas, Mechel’le 50 2011-13Thompson, Rhonda 58 1986-88

T (CONT.) GP YEAR(S)Tommaney, Cathy 9 2001-02Turner, Chaniese 9 2009-10Trufant, Ashley n/a 1976-77Tyler, Jamie 35 2001-03

UUpshaw, Carrie 119 1985-89

VValmont, Kendracia 22 2010-11Vanhuss, Cathy 96 1975-79Varney, Sowo 26 2002-04Vollenweider, Sandra 20 1978-79

WWallace, Tiffany 26 2011-12Walker, Willette 28 1988-90Washington, Acquanetta 52 1989-91Washington, Michele 11 2010-11Watson, Yosha 11 2011-12Webster, Katrina 50 1994-96White, Oveta 20 1975-77White, Pam 48 1984-86White, Yolanda 56 2000-02Whitehead, Yogi 95 1988-92Williams, Andrea 109 2004-08Williams, Faye 24 1979-80Willis, Mary n/a 1976-77Wilson, Octavia 29 2013-Pres.Wilson, Sharon 4 1987-88Winesberry, Betty 46 1978-80Winston, Tomesia 29 2003-04Witonski, Becky 27 1997-98Woodson, Sandy 60 1985-87

YYoung, Talishia 106 2005-10

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