2015 SCAC Women's Basketball Media Guide

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Throughout the 2015-16 academic year, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) will celebrate its 25th anniversary as a co-educational NCAA Division III athletics conference. The conference’s origins date to 1962 when the College Athletic Conference (CAC) was formed to provide an association through which member institutions could compete in intercollegiate sports activities among teams representative of their respective student bodies. A primary tenet of this conference was a shared commit-ment to the priority of the overall quality of academic standards and quality educational experiences. The next evolution of the conference took place prior to the 1991-92 academic year when the league moved to add women’s athletics as part of its sports sponsorship lineup and, as part of this rebirth, changed its name to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Con-ference. The idea behind the SCAC and the commitments made by those charter members in 1991 remain in place today. SCAC member institutions are committed to sponsoring a variety of varsity sports to maximize opportunities for student participation. SCAC schools also operate under the principle that participation in sports should be solely from student interest and enjoyment of athletic competition, and that no financial aid shall be given to any student which is conditional upon athletic ability or participation in intercollegiate sports. SCAC member institutions support students in their efforts to reach high levels of performance by providing them with adequate facilities, competent coaching and appropriate competitive oppor-tunities with students from similar institutions. The SCAC is currently comprised of Austin College of Sherman, Texas; Centenary College of Shreveport, Louisiana; Colorado Col-lege of Colorado Springs, Colorado; University of Dallas of Irving, Texas; Schreiner University of Kerrville, Texas; Southwestern Uni-versity of Georgetown, Texas; Texas Lutheran University of Seguin, Texas; and Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas. The SCAC office is located in Lawrenceville, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.

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MEDIA GUIDE DESIGNED/EDITED BY: KATIE MUCCI | COMPILED BY: KATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORSKATIE MUCCI AND SCAC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS

2 SCAC Information3 SCAC Directory

4-5 SCAC Staff6-7 History of the SCAC8-9 Championship Info/Results

10-73 Team Pages10-17 Austin College

11 Schedule & Information12 2015 Staff13 2015 Roster

14-15 2014 Stats16 Players to Watch17 Season Preview

18-25 Centenary College26-33 Colorado College34-41 University of Dallas42-49 Schreiner University50-57 Southwestern University58-65 Texas Lutheran University66-73 Trinity University

76-82 2014-15 Season Review76-77 All-SCAC Awards78-79 Other Awards and Honors80-81 Conference Stat Leaders

82 NCAA Stat Leaders

83 Predicted Order of Finish

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AUSTIN COLLEGE austincollege.comMailing AddressAustin College Athletics900 North Grand AvenueSuite 6ASherman, TX 75090

David Norman, Athletics Director.......................................................... 903-813-2401Jeff Kelly, Sports Information Director.................................................. 903-813-2275FAX.................................................................................................................... 903-813-3196Email Address.......................................................................... [email protected]

COLORADO COLLEGE cctigers.comMailing AddressColorado College Athletics14 East La PoudreColorado Springs, CO 80903

Ken Ralph, Athletics Director.................................................................... 719-389-6475Jerry Cross, Director of Athletics Communications........................... 719-389-6755Dave Reed, Asst. Director of Athletics Communications................ 719-389-6105FAX..................................................................................................................... 719-389-6873Email Address........................................................... [email protected]

CENTENARY gocentenary.comMailing AddressCentenary College Athletics2911 Centenary BoulevardShreveport, LA 71104-3335

Ronda Seagraves, Athletics Director..................................................... 318-869-5087Matthew Lofton, Sports Information Coordinator............................ 318-869-5275FAX.................................................................................................................... 318-869-5145Email Address............................................................................ [email protected]

DALLAS udallasathletics.comMailing AddressUniversity of Dallas Athletics1845 East Northgate DriveIrving, TX 75062-4736

Dick Strockbine, Athletics Director......................................................... 972-721-5207Nathan Yacovissi, Sports Information Manager................................. 972-721-5378FAX..................................................................................................................... 972-721-5208Email Address............................................................................... [email protected]

TEXAS LUTHERAN tlubulldogs.comMailing AddressTexas Lutheran University Athletics1000 West Court StreetSeguin, TX 78155

Bill Miller, Athletics Director...................................................................... 830-372-8124Tim Clark, Sports Information Director................................................. 830-372-6877FAX..................................................................................................................... 830-372-8135Email Address................................................................................................ [email protected]

TRINITY trinitytigers.comMailing AddressTrinity University AthleticsOne Trinity PlaceSan Antonio, TX 78212-7200

Bob King, Athletics Director...................................................................... 210-999-8272Justin Parker, Sports Information Coordinator.................................. 210-999-8447FAX..................................................................................................................... 210-999-8292Email Address...................................................................................... [email protected]

SOUTHWESTERN southwesternpirates.comMailing AddressCorbin J. Robertson Center1001 East University AvenueGeorgetown, TX 78626-0770

Glada Munt, Athletics Director................................................................ 512-863-1618Megan Hardin, Sports Information Director...................................... 512-863-1254Tony Baldwin, Asst. Sports Information Director.............................. 512-819-7316FAX.................................................................................................................... 512-863-1393Email Address................................................................... [email protected]

SCHREINER athletics.schreiner.eduMailing AddressSchreiner University Athletics2100 Memorial BoulevardKerrville, TX 78028-5611

Ron Macosko, Athletics Director.............................................................. 830-792-7482Ryan Brisbin, Sports Information Director........................................... 830-792-7292FAX..................................................................................................................... 830-792-0639Email Address............................................................................ [email protected]

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OFFICE PHONE: 678-869-5450OFFICE FAX: 678-869-5452

1670 McKendree Church Road Suite 200 B

Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043-6676

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COMMISSIONERdwayne hanberry Dwayne Hanberry, 49, enters his 20th year with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and his seventh as the league’s commissioner. Since the conference reorganzied in 1991, he is the league’s second full-time commissioner. Hanberry was hired by the SCAC in 1995 as the league’s sports information director. He was promot-ed to assistant commissioner in 2000, associate com-missioner in 2005 and served as interim commission-er for six months before being named commissioner in June of 2008. Hanberry is a member of the Division III Commis-sioner Association (DIIICA), the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA) and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) where he has served on the Membership Services Committee. In June 2014, he was appointed to serve a four-year term on the NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Committee.

Hanberry holds a B.B.A. degree from Oglethorpe University where he was a two-year starter on the Petrel basketball team for Coach Jack Berkshire. Hanberry was named team MVP his junior season and is still one of the school’s all-time leaders for single-season field goal percentage, career field goal percentage and rebounds per game - both for a season and a career. Prior to transferring to Oglethorpe, Hanberry was a two-year starter for Coach Lawrence Smithmier at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Missis-sippi. An All-State performer his sophomore season, Hanberry was inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame in the fall of 2009. He and his wife, Charis, reside in Suwanee, Ga. He has two sons: David (20) is a junior at Southern Polytechnic State (Ga.) University, and Daniel (16) is a junior at Collins Hill High School.

CONTACT DWAYNEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@SCACCOMMISH

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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERkatie mucci

Katie Mucci, 22, enters her second year as the As-sistant Director of Communications and New Media at the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015-16. Mucci is responsible for managing the conference’s social media accounts, performing sports informa-tion duties for 10 of the conference’s 19 sport and creating all of the graphic designs for online and print use. In addition, Mucci also assists the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner with championship administration and day-to-day administrative duties. After being awarded one of 18 NCAA Division III Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship Grants, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference announced the hiring of Katie Mucci as the league’s Assistant Di-rector of Communications & New Media on August 1st, 2014. During her first year at the SCAC, Mucci helped boost the conference’s online presence, using social media to promote conference awards, events and other miscellaneous announcements. After Mucci took the reigns in September 2014, the @scac_sports Instagram account quickly became the most followed among all Division III conferences (44 total), and the second-most followed among all non-Division I conferences, growing in followers by over 1000%. Mucci also spearheaded the creation of confer-

ence pre-season media guides for eight team sports. Collectively, the guides have been read more than 4,000 times, while earning nearly 30,000 impressions -- the number of times a publication was displayed to a user. The 2015 Baseball Media Guide earned second place among conference media guides in the 2015 CoSIDA Publication Awards, while the cover of the guide earned top honors. Mucci is a 2014 graduate of the University of North-ern Colorado with a degree in journalism and mass communication and a minor in business adminis-tration. In her final year, she served as the school’s Sports Information Intern where she was the primary media contact for the men’s and women’s golf programs. She also assisted in other areas, including program design for the baseball, volleyball and wres-tling programs as well as infographic design that was used on the school’s athletics website and social media accounts. Mucci also served as the Marketing Manager for The Mirror, the UNC student newspaper. In that capacity she was in charge of the paper’s social media strategy as well as the coordination effort to celebrate The Mirror’s 95th birthday. Her marketing strategy during this celebration helped the paper’s Facebook page realize a 30 percent increase in “likes” as well as increasing reach and engagement by 700 percent. Mucci resides in Lawrenceville.

CONTACT KATIEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@KATIEMUCCI

CONTACT BLAKEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450

SPORTS INFORMATION ANDMULTIMEDIA ASSISTANT

blake childers Blake Childers, 22, will begin with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015 as the Sports Information and Multimedia Assistant. Childers will be the main contact for various SCAC sports, as well as handling all of the video editing, interviewing and producing duties. Childers is a 2015 graduate of Berry College in Rome, Ga. and worked with both sports information and Viking Fusion, the Berry student-run multimedia website.

With the Sports Information office, Childers assisted with game operations, including statistics, live video stream and photography. He was also the sports producer and assistant news producer for Viking Fusion. Additionally, Childers has worked with the Rome Braves as an audio-visual intern the past three seasons.Childers resides in Suwannee.

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The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was founded and began operation on September 1, 1962, as the College Athletic Conference (CAC). Centre College of Danville, Kentucky; Southwestern at Memphis (Tennessee) (now known as Rhodes College); The University of the South of Sewanee, Tennessee; and Washington and Lee University of Lexington, Virginia, were the four charter members of the conference. Later in 1962, Washington University of St. Louis, Missouri, became the fifth member and the CAC remained unchanged until 1972. Following membership changes throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the conference went through restructuring and renaming. With the addition of Millsaps College of Jackson, Mississippi, and Trinity Uni-versity of San Antonio, Texas, in 1988 and Hendrix College of Conway, Arkanasas, and Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1991, membership reached a then all-time high of eight. That same year (1991), the conference renamed itself the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, hired its first full-time commissioner - Stephen P. Argo - and a permanent conference office was established in Atlanta, Georgia. As part of restructuring, the league also adopted its current primary mark and adopted blue (pms 287) and gold (pms 131) as the official colors of the conference. Membership changes continued throughout the '90s. The SCAC added Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas, in 1993 with participation beginning in the 1994-95 academic year. In 1997-98, the SCAC added both DePauw University of Greencastle, Indiana, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology of Terre Haute, Ind., with partici-pation beginning in 1998-99. As part of a year-long celebration in 2005-06, the league celebrated its 15th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. The league adopted a special anniversary logo (pictured left) and as part of the celebration, 15th anniversary teams were selected for all conference sponsored sports. After Rose-Hulman announced its intentions to leave the conference, Austin College of Sherman, Texas and Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colorado, were confirmed as the 10th and 11th members of the league in 2006 with participation beginning in the 2006-07 academic year. Birmingham-Southern College of Birmingham, Alabama, a former member of the Division I Big South Conference, was approved as the 12th member of the SCAC and began play in 2007-08. Prior to the 2010-11 academic year, DePauw University announced that it would leave the conference. The University of Dallas was quickly tabbed to replace DePauw effective July 1, 2011 - maintaining the league's membership total at 12 institutions. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use

of a special mark, the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the re-structured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use of a special mark (pictured right), the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. On September 28, 2011, Centenary College of Louisiana, a former American Southwest Conference institution, announced it would be joining the SCAC beginning in the 2012-2013 season. Two more ASC schools will join the SCAC for the 2013-14 season: Schreiner Univer-sity announced their decision on January 23, 2012, and on February 16, 2012, Texas Lutheran University announced it too would join the SCAC. The addition of Texas Lutheran insured that the conference would retain its status as an active NCAA Division III conference as well as automatic bids in nine of its 14 AQ sports, including baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, softball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and volleyball. On the national athletics stage, the SCAC has had its fair share of success - both in terms of team championships (eight) and individual championships (33).

1962-1991 1991-PRESENT 2005-2006 2010-2011

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In the days when the league was known at the College Athletic Conference, Chris Fugman of Centre College gave the conference its first individual title with a victory in the 400 IM at the 1980 NCAA Division III Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, and Chris Trapp of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology won the men’s javelin at the NCAA Outdoor Track Field national championships three straight years (1984-1986). Nao Kinoshita of Rhodes College won the 1996 Division III women’s tennis singles title, capturing the first individual national title in the SCAC era. Kinoshita also won the 1997 singles title and combined with Taylor Tarver to capture the ‘97 doubles title.Ryan Loftus of Rose-Hulman captured the men’s pole vault title at the 1998 Indoor Track & Field championships. Heather Stone of University of the South-Sewanee claimed both the women’s indoor and outdoor 1,500 meter titles in 2000. And later that same season, the league claimed its first team national championships as Trinity University won both the men’s and women’s tennis titles. In the winter of 2003, Matt Smith of Rose-Hulman won the 100 yard breaststroke at the Division III men’s national swimming champion-ships, and Trinity captured the women’s basketball championship - all in the same weekend. The following fall (in 2003), the Trinity men’s soccer team gave the league title #4, and the DePauw women’s basketball team became the fifth team from the conference to win a national championship when it captured the 2006-07 Division III title. Trinity’s Christyn Schumann won the women’s high jump at three consecutive NCAA Outdoor Track & Field national championships (2004-06), and Liz Bondi of DePauw captured the 16th individual national championship won by a CAC/SCAC student-athlete when she won the 2007 women’s tennis singles title. The 2008-09 season was a banner year as one team and three individual student-athletes won national titles for the SCAC. Todd Wildman of Trinity won the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships and Chrys Jones of Centre College won the triple jump at the Outdoor Track & Field national championships. On the links, the Oglethorpe University men earned the league’s sixth team title with a first-place finish at the NCAA Golf Championships. The Petrels were led by Olafur Loftsson, who earned medalist honors and the league’s 19th individual title. In 2009-10, the SCAC had four different individuals win a total of five national titles. Todd Wildman of Trinity won his second-consecutive

indoor national title in the pentathlon. Centre’s Chrys Jones dou-ble-dipped and claimed national titles in the triple jump at the both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor national championships. At the 2010 NCAA Swimming & Diving championships, Trinity teammates Lindsay Martin and Hayley Emerick claimed individual titles in the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, respectively. In 2010-11, Chrys Jones became just the second SCAC student-ath-lete to win four career individual national titles as he repeated at the NCAA Indoor national championships in the triple jump. Centre’s Chris Morris earned the league its 26th individual national title when he claimed medalist honors at the 2011 NCAA Golf Championships. The 2011-12 academic year was one of the most successful in the league’s 50-year history. Tiarra Goode of Birmingham-Southern College won the 60-meter hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships, Jordan DeGayner of Colorado College won the 200 free at the NCAA Swimming & Diving national champion-ships and Ruth Hahn of Trinity University continued the Tigers’ diving dominanace with an individual title on the 3-meter board. Later in the spring, SCAC student-athletes earned two more individual national titles with Anthony Maccaglia of Oglethorpe University earning the league its third medalist in four years at the NCAA Men’s Golf cham-pionship and Birmingham’s Goode picked up her second individual national title with a win in the 100-meter hurdels at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field championships. In addition, Oglethorpe University earned the conference its seventh team national title with a victory at the 2012 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships. The “new” SCAC returned to national prominence in 2013-14 as Stephen Culberson of Trinity University won the 100 free at the 2014 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships and, in its first year in the conference, Schreiner University gave the conference its eighth team national championship with a victory at the 2014 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships - the league’s third national title in the sport in six years. A bell, donated by the Norfolk and Western Railway, was adopted as the SCAC’s “President’s Trophy” and serves as the symbol for the conference. The President’s Trophy is displayed for one year on the campus of the school with the combined men’s and women’s athletics program that accumulates the highest points total in the all-sports race established by the conference. The bell is awarded at the conclu-sion of the spring season.

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2015-16 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DATESSPORT DATE SITE HOSTCross Country October 31 Sherman, Texas Austin CollegeVolleyball November 6-7 Georgetown, Texas Southwestern University

Men’s Soccer November 6-8 Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado CollegeWomen’s Soccer November 6-8 Irving, Texas University of DallasSwimming & Diving February 10-13 Lewisville, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Basketball

February 26-28 Shreveport, Louisiana Centenary College

Men’s Lacrosse April 15-16 Irving, Texas University of DallasMen’s and Women’s Golf April 18-19 Blanco, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Track

April 22-23 Seguin, Texas Texas Lutheran University

Softball April 22-24 San Antonio, Texas Trinity UniversityMen’s and Women’s Tennis

April 22-24 Kerrville, Texas Schreiner University

Baseball April 29-May 1 TBD TBD

2014-15 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSPORT REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONMen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeWomen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeVolleyball Trinity University Trinity UniversityFootball Texas Lutheran N/AMen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityWomen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityMen’s Swimming & Diving N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Swimming and Diving N/A Trinity UniversityMen’s Basketball Texas Lutheran Unviersity/Centenary

CollegeTexas Lutheran University

Women’s Basketball Southwestern University, Texas Luther-an University, Trinity University

Southwestern University

Men’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityWomen’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityMen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversitySoftball Texas Lutheran University Texas Lutheran UniversityMen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityBaseball Centenary College Trinity University

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#1 SEED

#4 SEED

#5 SEED

GAME 1WINNER OF

G1 CONFERENCECHAMPION

#3 SEED

#6 SEED

GAME 2

GAME 3

#2 SEED

WINNER OF G2

GAME 4

WINNER OF G3

WINNER OF G4

GAME 5

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSFriday, February 26SCAC Women’s Basketball Tournament – Day One – hosted by Centenary CollegeGame 1: #4 Seed vs. #5 Seed - 5 p.m.Game 2: #3 Seed vs. #6 Seed - 7 p.m.Saturday, February 27SCAC Women’s Basketball Tournament – Day Two – hosted by Centenary CollegeGame 3: No. 1 seed vs. Winner of Game 1 - 5 p.m.Game 4: No. 2 seed vs. Winner of Game 2 - 7 p.m.Sunday, February 28SCAC Women’s Basketball Tournament – Day Three – hosted by Centenary CollegeGame 5: Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner (Championship) - 2:30 p.m.

2015 SCAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSFriday, Febrauary 27Game 1:#4 Schreiner def. #5 Dallas, 58-53 P: Jackson (SCH) - 18R: Jackson (SCH) - 8A: Three tied - 4

Game 2:#3 Trinity def. # 6 Austin College, 63-56P: Kime (AC) - 17R: Hollins (TU) - 8A: Caitlin Barrett (TU) - 4

Saturday, february 28game 3:#1 Southwestern def. Schreiner, 76-69P: Owens (SU) - 22R: Bourne (SU) - 17A: Owens (SU) - 6

game 4: Trinity def. #2 Texas Lutheran, 91-78P: Lye (TLU) - 23R: Richardson (TU) - 13A: Two tied - 6

Sunday, march 1 - Championship gameSouthwestern def. Trinity, 71-58P: Owens (SU) - 19R: Bourne (SU) - 16A: Logan (SU) - 8

2015 SCAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMJordan Owens Southwestern MVPAnnie Bourne Southwestern Audrey Gacia SouthwesternAnecia Richardson TrinityHannah Coley TrinityKristen Lye Texas Lutheran

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Sherman, TexasFOUNDED:1849ENROLLMENT:1,350NICKNAME:KangaroosCOLORS:Crimson and goldSTADIUM:North FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Marjorie HassATHLETICS DIRECTOR:David NormanATHLETIC TRAINER:Evan GumpertMEN’S BASKETBALLHEAD COACHMichelle Filander

PresidentDr. Marjorie Hass

Athletic DirectorDavid Norman

Sports Information Coordinator

Jeff Kelly

Athletic TrainerEvan Gumpert

DATE OPPONENT TIMENOV. 15 RHODES 1 P.M.Nov. 18 Texas-Dallas 7 p.m.Nov. 21 Hendrix (Shreveport, La.) 5 p.m.Nov. 22 Millsaps (Shreveport, La.) 3 p.m.Nov. 27 UC Santa Cruz 9 p.m.Nov. 28 Redlands 5 p.m.DEC. 5 HENDRIX 6 P.M.Dec. 16 Millsaps 3 p.m.DEC. 19 TEXAS-TYLER 1 P.M.DEC. 30 TEXAS-DALLAS 2 P.M.Jan. 2 Dallas* 2 p.m.Jan. 8 Southwestern* 6 p.m.Jan. 9 Texas Lutheran* 4 p.m.JAN. 15 CENTENARY* 6 P.M.JAN. 16 COLORADO COLLEGE* 6 P.M.JAN. 22 SCHREINER* 6 P.M.JAN. 23 TRINITY* 4 P.M.Jan. 29 Schreiner* 6 p.m.Jan. 30 Trinity* 4 p.m.Feb. 5 Centenary* 6 p.m.Feb. 7 Colorado College* 1 p.m.FEB. 12 SOUTHWESTERN* 6 P.M.FEB. 13 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 4 P.M.FEB. 20 DALLAS* 2 P.M.FEB. 21 RUST 3 P.M.

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Michelle Filander enters her sixth season as the coach of the Kangaroos in the 2015-16 season. Last season Filander guided the team to a 11-15 finish. Filander came to Sherman after having served as an assistant at Wash-ington & Jefferson College. Filander first served as an assistant at Washington & Jefferson from 2004-2007 before taking over the role of wellness coach at the Charlotte County YMCA of North Port, Florida. Filander returned to W&J for the 2009-2010 sea-son. The Presidents made three trips to the NCAA Division III National Cham-pionship Tournament with Filander on the sideline including a first round appearance this past year when W&J went 23-5. Overall, Filander helped coach the Presidents to an 86-26 re-cord in her four years. Prior to her time at Washington & Jefferson, Filander served as an assistant coach at Bethany College and helped guide the team to an overall record of 61-22. Between her stints at Washington & Jefferson and Bethany, Filander helped coach those two teams to three Presidents’ Athletic

Conference championships. Filander, who began her playing career at NCAA Division I Robert Morris University, received her degree from Ohio Wesleyan University in 2001 and later earned her Master’s degree in Athletic Coaching Education from West Virginia University in 2004. While serving as a student assistant at Ohio Wesleyan in 2001, Filander helped lead the team to the NCAA Division III Final Four. Along with her playing and coaching experience, Filander has given guest lectures on stress management and psychology of injury while at Bethany and also organized a study in sport psychology. During her time at Wash-ington & Jefferson, she coordinated the team’s strength and conditioning program and was an integral part of the program’s recruiting process.

2015 STAFF

MICHELLEfilander

Angeleena Young

Assistant Coach

Christina kime

Graduate Assistant

jenna longoGraduate Assistant

paigepiciotti

Graduate Assistant

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2015 roster

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown1 Kali Vittallo G So 5-7 Canyon Country, Calif.

2 Meghan Lewis G So 5-7 Waukesha, Wis.

3 Olivia Bailey G Jr 5-8 High Springs, Fla.

4 Olivia Cicci G Jr 5-5 Santa Fe, N.M.

5 Mikayla Gascich G Fr 5-5 Liberty, Mo

10 Hannah Richards G Fr 5-8 Pace, Fla.

11 Kelly Lynch F Fr 5-11 Katy, Texas

12 Caitlyn Collins G Fr 5-9 Teague, Texas

13 Madi Aliff G Jr 5-8 Placerville, Calif.

14 Lexi Abercrombie G So 5-7 Bullard, Texas

15 Kendall Heitmeier F Jr 6-0 Parker, Colo.

20 Caitlin Stofferahn G/F Fr 6-1 Sequim, Wash.

21 Katie Gowdy G Sr 5-6 Kingwood, Texas

22 Bryce Frank F Fr 6-2 Granbury, Texas

23 Morgan Laday G So 5-9 Plano, Texas

24 Kayla Linthicum G Sr 5-9 Lake in the Hills, Ill.

25 Abby Moses G So 5-7 Cedar Park, Texas

30 Andrea Velez F So 5-11 The Woodlands, Texas

31 Hailee Meiners G/F So 5-9 Fort Collins, Colo.

32 Brianna Harvey F Sr 6-0 Atascadero, Calif.

33 Chrissy Ray F Sr 6-2 The Woodlands, Texas

34 Kirstin Nance F Fr 6-1 Larue, Texas

44 Tiffany Litton F Fr 6-0 Cedar Park, Texas

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2014 results and stats

2014-15 RESULTS (11-15, 5-9 SCAC)11/15/14 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR L 85-97 11/18/14 at East Texas Baptist W 72-62 11/21/14 at Texas-Dallas L 64-67 11/29/14 at Rust W 69-64 11/30/14 at Rhodes L 53-54 12/06/14 HENDRIX W 75-59 12/18/14 at Millsaps L 49-78 12/19/14 at Hendrix W 64-62 12/21/14 NORTH PARK W 59-54 01/01/15 TEXAS-DALLAS* L 65-72 01/03/15 DALLAS* L 63-64 01/09/15 TRINITY* L 48-64 01/10/15 SCHREINER* L 51-60 01/16/15 at Colorado College* W 78-64 01/18/15 at Centenary* W 74-44 01/23/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* W 70-67 01/24/15 SOUTHWESTERN* L 75-79 01/30/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 77-89 01/31/15 at Southwestern* L 51-65 02/06/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 67-48 02/07/15 CENTENARY* W 67-40 02/13/15 at Trinity* L 68-74 02/14/15 at Schreiner* L 64-68 02/21/15 at Dallas* L 81-90 02/22/15 RUST W 62-47 02/27/15 vs Trinity ** L 56-63

Player PPGChristina Kime 13.1Erin Riley 10.5Brianna Harvey 10.4Kendall Heitmeier 9.1Kali Vittallo 6.7

POINTS PER GAME

REBOUNDS PER GAME

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

STEALS

THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE

BLOCKED SHOTS

Player FG%Brianna Harvey .546Chrissy Ray .488Kendall Heitmeier .441Alexis Abercrombie .429Erin Riley .407

Player 3FG%Erin Riley .386Kali Vittallo .352Christina Kime .347Kendall Heitmeier .313Jenna Longo .297

Player RPGErin Riley 6.5Brianna Harvey 6.3Christina Kime 3.5Jenna Longo 3.2Chrissy Ray 3.1

Player STEALSChristina Kime 29Jenna Longo 23Erin Riley 21Kali Vittallo 18Olivia Bailey 15

Player BLOCKSChrissy Ray 29Brianna Harvey 10Kendall Heitmeier 8Erin Riley 5Alix Hoffman 2Jenna Longo 2

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2014 results and stats

Team Statistics AC OPP

SCORING 1707 1695

Points-per-game 65.7 65.2

Field goal pct. .399 .384

3-point FG pct. .331 .299

Free Throw pct. .739 .691

REBOUNDS 961 1032

Rebounds/game 37.0 39.7

ASSISTS 394 361

Assists/game 15.2 13.9

TURNOVERS 363 389

Turnovers/game 14.0 15.0

STEALS 169 176

Steals/game 6.5 6.8

BLOCKS 58 70

Blocks/game 2.2 2.7

# Player A TO BLK STL PTS AVG23 Christina Kime 112 64 0 29 341 13.1 22 Erin Riley 53 51 5 21 272 10.5 32 Brianna Harvey 37 43 10 13 271 10.4 15 Kendall Heitmeier 21 34 8 6 237 9.1 01 Kali Vittallo 42 35 0 18 174 6.7 33 Chrissy Ray 10 17 29 13 139 5.3 21 Katie Gowdy 27 22 0 9 59 2.6 03 Olivia Bailey 12 23 0 15 63 2.4 43 Jenna Longo 39 29 2 23 61 2.3 04 Olivia Cicci 1 1 0 2 14 2.3 30 Alix Hoffman 0 1 2 0 13 2.2 14 Alexis Abercrombie 0 2 0 0 8 1.6 13 Madi Aliff 1 1 0 1 9 1.3 12 Paige Picciotti 28 13 1 8 33 1.3 02 Meghan Lewis 4 3 0 5 5 0.5 24 Kayla Linthicum 5 8 0 6 8 0.4 31 Hailee Meiners 0 1 1 0 0 0.0 20 Brittany Stepanski 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 10 Abigail Moses 2 4 0 0 0 0.0

TOTAL 3-PTS F-THROWS REBOUNDS

# Player FG FGA % 3FG FGA % FT FTA % OFF DEF TOT AVG

23 Christina Kime 103 288 .358 42 121 .347 93 104 .894 12 79 91 3.5 22 Erin Riley 96 236 .407 56 145 .386 24 32 .750 23 147 170 6.5 32 Brianna Harvey 101 185 .546 1 2 .500 68 79 .861 59 106 165 6.3 15 Kendall Heitmeier 83 188 .441 21 67 .313 50 69 .725 10 37 47 1.8 01 Kali Vittallo 54 134 .403 32 91 .352 34 41 .829 13 42 55 2.1 33 Chrissy Ray 60 123 .488 0 0 .000 19 42 .452 30 51 81 3.1 21 Katie Gowdy 21 65 .323 6 21 .286 11 22 .500 7 21 28 1.2 03 Olivia Bailey 25 77 .325 1 4 .250 12 15 .800 31 44 75 2.9 43 Jenna Longo 19 65 .292 11 37 .297 12 18 .667 12 70 82 3.2 04 Olivia Cicci 5 14 .357 4 10 .400 0 0 .000 2 2 4 0.7 30 Alix Hoffman 6 17 .353 0 0 .000 1 4 .250 1 3 4 0.7 14 Alexis Abercrombie 3 7 .429 2 6 .333 0 1 .000 1 2 3 0.6 13 Madi Aliff 4 13 .308 1 6 .167 0 0 .000 2 6 8 1.1 12 Paige Picciotti 15 53 .283 0 15 .000 3 10 .300 10 22 32 1.2 02 Meghan Lewis 1 15 .067 0 3 .000 3 6 .500 6 6 12 1.1 24 Kayla Linthicum 3 15 .200 0 5 .000 2 6 .333 7 8 15 0.8 31 Hailee Meiners 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 3 3 3.0 20 Brittany Stepanski 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 10 Abigail Moses 0 4 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

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2015 season preview

With a strong group of returning players and a big and tal-ented freshman class coming in, the Austin College women’s basketball team will be looking to make some noise in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference during the 2015-2016 season. The ‘Roos will face a difficult task in replacing 1,000 point scorers in Christina Kime and Erin Riley, but Michelle Filander’s squad returns more than enough firepower to earn another berth in the SCAC Tournament this season. Last year the ‘Roos finished 11-15 overall, but the pieces are in place for a jump in the conference standings in the upcoming year. Leading the way will be senior forward Brianna Harvey, who last season averaged 10.4 points and 6.3 rebounds-per-game while finishing second in the conference in both field goal percentage and free throw percentage. Junior forward Kendall Heitmeier was another All-SCAC selection last year after averaging 9.1 points, and the stretch forward knocked down three pointers at a clip of 31.3% for the year. One more All-Conference player returns this year, as sophomore point guard Kali Vittallo will be handed the reins with Kime’s graduation. Last season Vittallo averaged 6.7 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.6 assists-per-game while splitting time between the two guard positions. After posting averages of 5.3 points and 3.1 rebounds-per-game and swatting away 29 shots, senior Chrissy Ray will slide into the starting center role this season, while Olivia Bailey also returns and looks poised to claim the starting off guard spot after starting six games last season and averaging 2.4 points and 2.9 rebounds-per-game. Depth certainly won’t be a problem for the ‘Roos this year,

as they open the season with 23 players on the roster. Senior guard Katie Gowdy is back for her final season after playing 23 games, starting three last season, while fellow senior Kayla Linthicum adds athleticism on the perimeter. Juniors Olivia Cic-ci and Madi Aliff return, as do sophomores Lexi Abercrombie, Meghan Lewis, Hailee Meiners, Abby Moses, and Andrea Velez. Filander expects big things from her newcomers, with eight freshmen and one sophomore joining the mix this season. Bryce Frank, a 6-foot-2 post player, will provide immediate help down low, and 5-foot-9 guard Caitlyn Collins will bolster the backcourt. Filander also expects an early impact from 5-foot-11 guard Kelly Lynch. The ‘Roos brought in a strong mix of size and shooting capa-bility in this year’s class, with 6-foot-1 swing player Caitlin Stof-ferahn providing perimeter shooting, while Kirstin Nance and Tiffany Litton add more size at the forward position at 6-foot-1 and 6-feet, respectively. Sophomore Morgan Laday adds depth on the perimeter, as do Mikayla Gascich and Hannah Richards. While the ‘Roos will be forced to replace the contributions of not only Kime and Riley, but also that of graduated starters Paige Picciotti and Jenna Longo, this year’s team looks to have the combination of size, shooting, and versatility to make the ‘Roos a strong contender in the SCAC in the upcoming year. The ‘Roos open the regular season on November 15 at home against Rhodes College.

• Head Coach Michelle Filander will enter her sixth season at the helm of the ‘Roos’ program

• The team will fill in gaps for two 1,000 point scorers that graduated in 2015

• Eight freshmen and one sophomore will join the 2015-16 squad, including four new players with height

• The team will have the leadership of four seniors, includ-ing returning starter Brianna Harvey

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Shreveport, La.FOUNDED:1825ENROLLMENT:760NICKNAME:GentsCOLORS:Maroon and WhiteSTADIUM:Mayo FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. David RoweATHLETICS DIRECTOR:David OrrATHLETIC TRAINER:Stephanie CulbertsonWOMEN’S BASKETBALLHEAD COACH:Justin LeBlanc

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 13 Dallas Christian 6 p.m.NOV. 17 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 5:30 P.M.NOV. 21 MILLSAPS 3 P.M.NOV. 22 HENDRIX 1 P.M.Nov. 29 McMurry 2 p.m.Dec. 6 Millsaps 3 p.m.Dec. 7 Belhaven 5:30 p.m.Dec. 10 Southwest Adventist 6 p.m.DEC. 19 CROWLEY’S RIDGE 1 P.M.Dec. 30 Hendrix 3 p.m.JAN. 2 COLORADO COLLEGE* 7 P.M.JAN. 3 COLORADO COLLEGE* 7 P.M.JAN. 8 SCHREINER* 6 P.M.JAN. 9 TRINITY* 6 P.M.Jan. 15 Austin College* 6 p.m.Jan. 16 Dallas* 4 p.m.Jan. 22 Southwestern* 6 p.m.Jan. 23 Texas Lutheran* 4 p.m.JAN. 29 SOUTHWESTERN* 6 P.M.JAN. 31 TEXAS LUTHERAN* NOONFEB. 5 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 6 P.M.FEB. 7 DALLAS* NOONFeb. 12 Schreiner* 6 p.m.Feb. 13 Trinity* 4 p.m.FEB. 20 DALLAS CHRISTIAN 3 P.M.

PresidentDr. David Rowe

Interim Athletic DirectorDavid Orr

Sports Information DirectorMatthew Lofton

Athletic TrainerStephenaie Culbertson

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austin college - Centenary College - Colorado College - University of DALLAS - Schreiner University - Southwestern university - texas lutheran university - trinity university

After a successful stint as an assis-tant with the Gents basketball team, Justin LeBlanc embarks on his first season as the head women’s basket-ball coach at Centenary College in 2015-16. Working primarily with the guards and on recruiting there was no shortage of accolades acquired by basketball players LeBlanc helped mentor the past three seasons. Included in the honors include three-straight Conference Players of the Year, three-straight Newcomers of the Year, four All-Americans, four All-District selections, 12 All-Confer-ence honors, and 12 SCAC Player of the Week recognitions. The three consecutive Player and Newcomer (Freshman) Player of the Year honors is believed to be the first time in NCAA Men’s Basketball history that feat has been accom-plished. LeBlanc helped mentor Jonathon Blount, the 2013 and 2014 SCAC Player of the year. Other honors for Blount include two All-American selections, two National Associa-tion of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District honors, 2013-14 LSWA First-Team All-Louisiana distinction, 2013-14 LABC Small College Player of the Year, two First Team All-Con-ference selections, and five SCAC Player of the Week selections. Blount is a current member of the Araberri, a professional basketball team in Spain. In his last season as an assistant, LeBlanc also recruited and coached James Sapp, the 2014-15 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Play-er of the Year, a two-time All-District

honoree and an All-American. As the program’s recruiting coor-dinator, LeBlanc played an essential role in the program’s recruitment of student-athletes. Just in the past three seasons, LeBlanc has helped recruit 2012-2013 Third Team All-SCAC and Newcomer of the Year Brett Bell, 2013-2014 Third Team All-SCAC and Newcomer of the Year Kendall Demouchet, and 2014-15 First Team All-SCAC and Newcom-er of the Year Travion Kirkendoll. Kirkendoll was also named to the DIII News All-Freshmen Team. Prior to his time at Centenary, the native of Larose, Lousiana, served as an assistant coach at Millsaps Col-lege in Jackson, Mississippi, for four seasons. During his stint at his alma mater, the Majors produced an over-all record of 67-43 as well as cap-tured a SCAC title in 2007-08 while advancing to the Elite 8 of the NCAA Division III National Tournament. During his four years, he coached and assisted in the development of eight all-conference selections, two NABC All-South Region selections, a SCAC Tournament MVP, and an All-American Selection. LeBlanc was a four-year letter winner for the Majors from 2002-06, where he led his team to four SCAC Tournament appearances. He grad-uated from Millsaps in 2006 with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in French. In 2011, he received his Master’s degree in Sport Administration from the Uni-versity of Southern Mississippi. He currently resides in Shreveport with his wife Caroline and two sons, Jay and Jackson.

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2015 staff

jairus browningAssistant Coach

Kristin SczublewskiAssistant Coach

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown

1 Erin Temple G Fr. 5-4 New Orleans, La.3 Samantha Lyons G So. 5-8 Iota, La.5 Jasmine Morris G Fr. 5-7 New Orleans, La.10 DeiAnna Hall G Jr. 5-4 Monroe, La.11 Linda Gomez-Gil G Jr. 5-6 Mandeville, La.13 Savanah Doty G Fr. 5-8 Mesquite, Texas21 Sheridan Smith G Fr. 5-8 Lake Charles, La.24 Peyton Hurst G Jr. 5-8 Carrollton, Texas25 Briana Edwards F Sr. 5-9 Shreveport, La.30 Courtney Mills F Fr. 5-8 Arcadia, La.41 Rebecca Thompson F Sr. 5-8 Benton, La.42 Lindsey Bruce F Sr. 5-11 Makati City, Philippines55 Jessica Bruti G/F So. 5-8 Magnolia, Texas

JUSTIN leblanc

2015 roster

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2014 results & statistics

2014-15 RESULTS (0-24, 0-14 SCAC)11/15/14 TEXAS-TYLER L 50-107 11/17/14 LOUISIANA COLLEGE L 62-96 11/21/14 vs Ozarks (AR) L 52-85 11/22/14 vs Elmira L 64-73 11/29/14 LETOURNEAU L 63-76 12/02/14 at LSU-Shreveport L 48-79 12/06/14 at Rhodes L 42-81 12/09/14 at LSU-Alexandria L 59-83 12/10/14 at McNeese L 35-86 12/30/14 HENDRIX L 51-69 01/02/15 at Colorado College* L 61-84 01/03/15 at Colorado College* L 65-73 01/09/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 56-97 01/10/15 at Southwestern* L 55-78 01/16/15 DALLAS* L 60-77 01/18/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* L 44-74 01/23/15 at Trinity* L 35-86 01/24/15 at Schreiner* L 49-60 01/30/15 TRINITY* L 33-100

02/01/15 SCHREINER* L 50-66 02/06/15 at Dallas* L 50-91 02/07/15 at Austin College* L 40-67 02/13/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* L 48-70 02/15/15 SOUTHWESTERN* L 65-80

Player PPGBriana Edwards 11.8Rebecca Thompson 9.1DeiAnna Hall 8.9Haley Deshautelle 6.3Jessica Bruti 5.0

POINTS PER GAME

REBOUNDS PER GAME


STEALS


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Player FG%Briana Edwards .393Rebecca Thompson .370DeiAnna Hall .349Jessica Bruti .289Linda Gomez Gil .250

Player 3FG%Jessica Bruti .274Haley Deshautelle .262Kelsey Burtrum .217Rhonda Martin .164

Player RPGBriana Edwards 11.3Rebecca Thompson 6.7Haley Deshautelle 4.2DeiAnna Hall 3.6Rhonda Martin 3.0

Player STEALSDeiAnna Hall 34Briana Edwards 30Linda Gomez Gil 21Rebecca Thompson 19Haley Deshautelle 10

Player BLOCKSBriana Edwards 52Rebecca Thompson 19Four tied.... 2

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Team Statistics CENT OPP

SCORING 1237 1938





REBOUNDS 971 1163


ASSISTS 193 410


TURNOVERS 557 355


STEALS 141 263

Steals/game 5.9 11.0

BLOCKS 83 59

Blocks/game 3.5 2.5

# Player A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

25 Briana Edwards 7 33 52 30 282 11.8

41 Rebecca Thompson 40 85 19 19 218 9.1

10 DeiAnna Hall 45 86 1 34 178 8.9

32 Haley Deshautelle 24 81 2 10 139 6.3

11 Linda Gomez Gil 22 72 0 21 113 5.7

55 Jessica Bruti 23 64 0 9 116 5.0

12 Rhonda Martin 21 37 1 5 70 4.7

20 Kelsey Burtrum 8 49 1 6 51 2.4

23 Lexi Antoon 0 8 2 0 20 2.2

35 Kayla Ruth 0 3 2 2 13 1.4

15 Hannah Kimbrough 0 5 1 2 15 1.4

50 Lindsey Bruce 3 9 2 3 22 1.1

24 Diogenee Osborne 0 1 0 0 0 0.0



25 Briana Edwards 107 272 .393 2 13 .154 66 130 .508 94 177 271 11.3

41 Rebecca Thompson 87 235 .370 3 19 .158 41 76 .539 51 109 160 6.7

10 DeiAnna Hall 61 175 .349 6 12 .500 50 69 .725 12 59 71 3.6

32 Haley Deshautelle 37 165 .224 17 65 .262 48 82 .585 17 76 93 4.2

11 Linda Gomez Gil 37 148 .250 1 5 .200 38 67 .567 18 41 59 3.0

55 Jessica Bruti 39 135 .289 20 73 .274 18 29 .621 10 33 43 1.9

12 Rhonda Martin 22 98 .224 9 55 .164 17 25 .680 7 38 45 3.0

20 Kelsey Burtrum 16 87 .184 13 60 .217 6 8 .750 11 14 25 1.2

23 Lexi Antoon 7 14 .500 2 2 1.000 4 8 .500 5 8 13 1.4

35 Kayla Ruth 6 12 .500 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 11 13 24 2.7

15 Hannah Kimbrough 5 20 .250 0 3 .000 5 8 .625 8 13 21 1.9

50 Lindsey Bruce 9 24 .375 0 0 .000 4 10 .400 18 32 50 2.5

24 Diogenee Osborne 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

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season preview

The Centenary Ladies women’s basketball team welcomes a new era with a familiar face when it kicks off the 2015-16 season.Justin LeBlanc, who helped guide the men’s basketball team as an assistant basketball coach the past five seasons, was named the Ladies new coach for the upcoming season. “I am very excited to get the season started this week,” stated LeBlanc. “Our players have been working very hard in practice, and I’m sure they are ready to go against someone else. We still have a lot of work ahead of us, and we are looking forward to us-ing these early non-conference games to get us where we need to be for when SCAC play rolls around.” Among the returners for Centenary include senior forward Bri-ana Edwards (Shreveport, La./Northwestern State). She received Honorable Mention All-Conference status by the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference her first three seasons for the Ladies – one of only two senior this season who have received All-Conference honors each of the last three years. The River City native enters the season ranked third in career rebounds (720) and 10th in career points (693) at Centenary. She needs just 78 rebounds to break the career record. Edwards finished second in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and 36th in the nation with 11.6 rebounds per game, one of 53 players returning this season who averaged a double-double in 2014-15. She also broke the 32-year old Centenary record for rebounds in a game with 26 boards against LSU-Shreveport December 9, 2014. Joining Edwards on the All-Conference squad last season among returners for the Ladies is senior forward Rebecca

Thompson (Benton, La./Benton HS). Starting all 24 games played in 2014-15, Thompson finished second on the team in both points (9.1) and rebounds (6.7) per game. The Ladies also return junior guard DeiAnna Hall (Monroe, La./Neville HS), leading the team in both assists (45) and steals (34). She accomplished this feat despite not appearing in four games for the Maroon and White. Centenary boasts eight newcomers for the upcoming season, including transfers in sophomore guard Samantha Lyons (Iota, La./LSU Shreveport) and junior guard Peyton Hurst (Carrollton, Texas/Hendrix). The five players who will see their collegiate time this season includes guard Erin Temple (New Orleans, La./Cabrini HS), Jasmine Morris (New Orleans, La./Destrehan HS), Savanah Doty (Mesquite, Texas/Poteet HS), Sheridan Smith (Lake Charles, La./Grand Lake HS) and Courtney Mills (Arcadia, La./Arcadia HS). “I am very excited and proud of this year’s incoming class. My staff and I are ready to begin helping these young women reach their full potential both on and off the court,” said LeBlanc. “We have already addressed a number of things with this group in regards to talent, speed, athleticism, and character. We believe great things are ahead for Ladies Basketball. “We are committed to building our program into one that will compete at a championship level. By attracting some of the best players in our region, we believe we are headed in that direction.The Ladies were selected eighth in the SCAC preseason coaches’ poll. • The Ladies return

77% of their scoring from last season

• Shreveport native Briana Edwards en-ters the season aver-aging 10.3 rebounds and 9.9 points per game, she needs to increase her career average in scoring by .1 to become the first Lady to average a double-double for her career.

• Welcome in two transfers for the season: Peyton Hurst from Hendrix and Sa-mantha Lyons from LSU-Shreveport.

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Colorado Springs, Colo.FOUNDED:1874ENROLLMENT:1,950NICKNAME:TigersCOLORS:Black and goldFACILITY:Stewart FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Jill TiefenthalerATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Ken RalphATHLETIC TRAINER:Ian WoodWOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH:Liz Doran

DATE OPPONENT TIME (MT)Nov. 16 Johnson & Wales 7 p.m.NOV. 20 ALVERNO 6 P.M.NOV. 21 BENEDICTINE 6 P.M.NOV. 25 AUGSBURG 4 P.M.NOV. 27 LEWIS & CLARK 3 P.M.NOV. 28 NORTH CENTRAL 3 P.M.Dec. 4 UC Santa Cruz 3 p.m.Dec. 5 Whittier 6 p.m.DEC. 9 JOHNSON & WALES 6 P.M.DEC. 28 CENTRAL COLLEGE 2 P.M.DEC. 29 TBD TBAJan. 2 Centenary* 6 p.m.Jan. 3 Centenary* 6 p.m.JAN. 8 TRINITY* 6 P.M.JAN. 10 SCHREINER* 2 P.M.Jan. 15 Dallas* 5 p.m.Jan. 16 Austin College* 5 p.m.Jan. 22 Texas Lutheran* 5 p.m.Jan. 23 Southwestern* 5 p.m.JAN. 29 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 5 P.M.JAN. 31 SOUTHWESTERN* 11 A.M.FEB. 5 DALLAS* 6 P.M.FEB. 7 AUSTIN COLLEGE* NOONFeb. 12 Trinity* 5 p.m.Feb. 12 Schreiner* 5 p.m.

PresidentDr. Jill Tiefenthaler

Athletic DirectorKen Ralph

Sports Information DirectorDave Reed

Athletic TrainerIan Wood

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austin college -Centenary College - Colorado College - University of DALLAS - Schreiner University - Southwestern university - texas lutheran university - trinity university

katie sullivanAssistant Coach

jordy stephensonAssistant Coach

Head coach Liz Doran has enjoyed con-siderable and consistent success during her seven-year tenure at Colorado Col-lege entering the 2015-16 season, both on the court and with her team’s success in the classroom. Since becoming head coach in June 2008, she has coached six different players garnering nine all-conference honors, one All-District academic hon-oree and 46 SCAC Academic Honor Roll student-athletes, pending the June 2016 release of this school year’s basketball honorees. In her first campaign, she led the Tigers to a 16-9 mark behind the play of 2009 Josten’s Trophy Winner and CC Hall of Fame inductee Melanie Auguste, whose jersey number was also retired. The inexperienced 2009-10 squad recorded a 12-13 record as sophomore Becky Luetjen earned second-team all-conference accolades. Luetjen was named to the SCAC first team during an 11-15 (8-8 SCAC West) campaign during the 2010-11 season. The Tigers went 14-12 (10-6 SCAC West) during the 2011-12 season. Luetjen repeated as a first team honoree. Jordy Stephenson garnered honorable men-tion. Luetjen also made the All-West Region third team for the second year in a row.

Last year, Courtney Tyus became the first Colorado College player to earn all-conference honors three times by landing a spot on the second team. This year, Doran hopes to replicate that success with the addition of eight newcomers, including a seven-player freshman class. Doran came to CC from Oglethorpe University where she served as an assis-tant coach for five years. Doran helped guide the Stormy Petrels to a school-re-cord 27-7 mark and an appearance in the Division III Final Four during the 2007-08 season. Doran was also an integral part of the Oglethorpe athletics department. She served as Senior Woman Administrator, Staff Advisor to the Student Athlete Advisor Committee (SAAC) and Assistant Athletic Director for Administration. Doran graduated cum laude from Oglethorpe University and earned her master’s in Sports Administration from Georgia State. Liz and her husband, Jon, live in Colorado Springs.

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jessica welkAssistant Coach

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3 Christina Bowman G 5-5 Jr. Arlington, VA5 Katie Wirth G 5-7 Sr. Golden, CO10 Nina Holley F 5-11 So. Arvada, CO11 Molly Gillis G 5-5 Fr. Fort Collins, CO12 Melissa Lacer F 5-8 Sr. Westminster, CO13 Kate Loy F 5-11 Fr. Seattle, WA14 Kaylyn Radtke G 5-7 Fr. Elizabeth, CO15 Danielle Davis F 5-11 Sr. Boxford, MA21 Rianna Reimers F 5-7 Fr. Newport Beach, CA22 Payton Katich G 5-6 Fr. Hinsdale, IL23 Francesca Cendali G 5-8 So Boulder, CO24 Korbyn Ukasick F 6-0 Jr. Windsor, CO25 Casey Torbet G 5-7 Fr. Westminster, CO30 Kali Place C 6-1 Jr. Minneapolis, MN32 Katie Waters G 5-8 Sr. San Francisco, CA33 Jessica Savage F 5-9 Fr. Dallas, TX

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2014-15 RESULTS (2-23, 2-12 SCAC)11/15/14 HARDIN-SIMMONS L 67-75 11/16/14 ST. LAWRENCE L 65-81 11/21/14 at Wheaton (MA) L 68-84 11/22/14 at Bridgewater State L 60-72 11/26/14 ST. OLAF L 53-58 11/28/14 ROSE-HULMAN L 48-59 11/29/14 WHITMAN L 55-77 12/05/14 at Pacific Lutheran L 70-76 12/06/14 vs Puget Sound L 45-94 12/16/14 JOHNSON & WALES L 75-81 12/28/14 at Northern New Mexico L 56-67 01/02/15 CENTENARY* W 84-61 01/03/15 CENTENARY* W 73-65 01/09/15 at Southwestern* L 68-72 01/10/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 65-85 01/16/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* L 64-78 01/18/15 DALLAS* L 86-92 01/23/15 at Schreiner* L 69-81 01/24/15 at Trinity* L 43-76

01/30/15 SCHREINER* L 68-74 01/31/15 TRINITY* L 35-60 02/06/15 at Austin College* L 48-67 02/07/15 at Dallas* L 67-85 02/13/15 SOUTHWESTERN* L 44-70 02/15/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* L 68-78

Player PPGDanielle Davis 14.5Courtney Tyus 12.8Korbyn Ukasick 10.8Katie Waters 9.2Katie Wirth 5.1

POINTS PER GAME

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Player FG%Danielle Davis .468Kali Place .446Katie Waters .404Katie Wirth .393Korbyn Ukasick .391

Player 3FG%Korbyn Ukasick .333Christina Bowman .292Courtney Tyus .269Katie Waters .231Francesca Cendali .200

Player RPGDanielle Davis 5.1Courtney Tyus 4.7Korbyn Ukasick 4.2Katie Wirth 2.9Katie Waters 2.7

Player STEALSCourtney Tyus 55Danielle Davis 30Katie Wirth 23Malia Shappell 23Katie Waters 22

Player BLOCKSKali Place 17Courtney Tyus 12Malia Shappell 7Danielle Davis 7Katie Wirth 5Korbyn Ukasick 5

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SCORING 1544 1868





REBOUNDS 995 1025


ASSISTS 331 328


TURNOVERS 508 366


STEALS 177 281


BLOCKS 60 95

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15 Danielle Davis 48 89 7 30 362 14.5

21 Courtney Tyus 128 125 12 55 295 12.8

24 Korbyn Ukasick 32 57 5 11 270 10.8

32 Katie Waters 30 64 3 22 229 9.2

22 Malia Shappell 20 42 7 23 73 7.3

05 Katie Wirth 43 61 5 23 128 5.1

30 Kali Place 7 22 17 2 84 3.4

13 Francesca Cendali 9 16 2 2 48 2.0

03 Christina Bowman 11 18 2 8 42 1.7

12 Melissa Lacer 3 11 0 1 13 0.5



15 Danielle Davis 147 314 .468 4 17 .235 64 109 .587 33 127 160 6.4

21 Courtney Tyus 105 285 .368 7 26 .269 78 105 .743 30 107 137 6.0

24 Korbyn Ukasick 93 238 .391 26 78 .333 58 73 .795 45 104 149 6.0

32 Katie Waters 78 193 .404 6 26 .231 67 85 .788 29 67 96 3.8

22 Malia Shappell 20 111 .180 8 53 .151 25 32 .781 7 27 34 3.4

05 Katie Wirth 46 117 .393 5 23 .217 31 49 .633 44 73 117 4.7

30 Kali Place 37 83 .446 0 0 .000 10 26 .385 29 54 83 3.3

13 Francesca Cendali 16 73 .219 11 55 .200 5 9 .556 6 25 31 1.3

03 Christina Bowman 16 46 .348 7 24 .292 3 6 .500 15 19 34 1.4

12 Melissa Lacer 4 10 .400 0 1 .000 5 8 .625 8 19 27 1.1

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The four seniors on the Colorado College women’s basketball team are out to accomplish two things this year. Danielle Davis, Melissa Lacer, Katie Waters and Katie Wirth plan to create a collective lasting legacy by leading the Tigers back to a com-petitive place in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Association. They also are charged with setting a positive example for a talented group of newcomers who will be the foundation of the program’s future. “The four seniors will create their legacy with what happens this year, and that will help catapult the program forward,” head coach Liz Doran said. “They’ve all had their senior moment where they said ‘wow, I could do something really special,’ and when looking back at this season, people could circle 2015-16 as a really pivotal year in the program’s history.” As individuals, all four have demonstrated skill and heart during their first three seasons. Davis led last year’s squad with 362 points and 160 rebounds, and was second with 47 assists. All three totals were personal single sea-son highs and she now ranks 18th in program history with 885 points and 23rd with 433 rebounds. Wirth, who does a little bit of everything for the Tigers, was third with 43 assists and 23 steals, fourth with 117 rebounds and fifth with 128 points. She now ranks 20th with 150 career assists and 30th with 322 rebounds. Waters was fourth with 229 points and fifth with 96 rebounds, 30 assists and 22 steals last season. Lacer, meanwhile, overcame two years of injuries to return to the court last year and could prove to be a major asset this season. “The four seniors have really taken it upon themselves to demon-strate how close a class can be,” Doran said. “Those are four players who came in together and experienced some difficult times on the court, and they keep coming back.” Hopefully, this will be the year they are rewarded for their persever-ance. If there is one reason CC’s seniors believe they can experience team success, it would be depth. A pair of junior forwards, Kalli Place and Korbyn Ukasick, have con-siderable experience from their first two seasons, while junior guard Christina Bowman may be the team’s most improved player. Frances-ca Cendali, who played in 24 games last year, is the only returning sophomore. Colorado College will nearly double its roster size with the addition of eight talented newcomers, one sophomore and eight freshmen, several of whom could contribute early in their careers. In the backcourt, the Tigers are adding Molly Gillis, Kaylyn Radtke,

Rianna Reimers, Payton Katich and Casey Torbet. The newest forwards are Nina Holley, Kate Loy and Jessica Savage. “I believe the newcomers will do some great things for us this year and in the future,” Doran said. “They are a talented group and we see flashes of brilliance in each of them. They have to learn how to apply their skills to a different team and make the adjustment to the college game.” In addition to having depth in games, a full roster will create a more competitive practice and environment. “We may have a starting five one game and it will be completely different for another,” Doran said. “I could see us get to seven or eight players who deserve to be starters and it all comes down to which five play best together and help us accomplish our objectives for a particular game.” Colorado College tips off the season at Johnson & Wales University on Nov. 16. Four days later, the Tigers open a five-game home stand against Alverno College and Benedictine University in the CC Tip-Off Classic at Reid Arena “The schedule sets up nicely with eight of the first 11 of home,” Doran said. “Being successful early will give a young team tremendous confidence.” Colorado College travels to UC Santa Cruz on Dec. 4-5 for their only true road trip before conference play begins at Centenary College in January. “The trip to Santa Cruz will be good experience with back-to-back games in a new environment,” Doran said. “It will give our new players the feel of our routine and how we prepare on the road.” A new wrinkle to this year’s schedule is a holiday tournament at home between a Dec. 9 game at Johnson & Wales University and the conference opener at Centenary College on Jan. 2. The team’s ultimate goal is a return trip to Shreveport for the conference tournament at the end of February. “There is talent and skill on this team, but our players must learn to play together,” Doran said. “We will be the sum of all parts, not just one person. “I believe we have what it takes to make the conference tournament if we commit to improving every single day.”

QUICK NOTES• The Colorado Col-

lege women will be under the leadership of Head Coach Liz Doran

• Four seniors will headline the 2015-16 rosters

• Danielle Davis, one of the team’s leading scorers from last season, will return for her final year with the Tigers

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Irving, TexasFOUNDED:1955ENROLLMENT:1,302NICKNAME:CrusadersCOLORS:Navy and whiteSTADIUM:Crusader FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Thomas W. KeefeATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Dick StrockbineATHLETIC TRAINER:Robb LeiboldWOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH:Greta Grothe

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 15 Hendrix 4 p.m.Nov. 20 Chapman 7 p.m.Nov. 21 Redlands 9 p.m.DEC. 3 DALLAS CHRISTIAN 5:30 P.M.DEC. 6 HENDRIX 2 P.M.DEC. 12 SUL ROSS STATE 3 P.M.DEC. 17 MACMURRAY COLLEGE 5:30 P.M.Dec. 30 Hillsdale Free Will Baptist 2 p.m.JAN. 2 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 2 P.M.Jan. 8 Texas Lutheran* 6 p.m.Jan. 9 Southwestern* 4 p.m.Jan. 12 Dallas Christian 7 p.m.JAN. 15 COLORADO COLLEGE* 6 P.M.JAN. 16 CENTENARY* 4 P.M.JAN. 22 TRINITY* 6 P.M.JAN. 23 SCHREINER* 4 P.M.Jan. 25 Southwestern Adventist 4 p.m.Jan. 29 Trinity* 6 p.m.Jan. 30 Schreiner* 4 p.m.Feb. 5 Colorado College* 7 p.m.Feb. 7 Centenary* NoonFEB. 12 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 6 P.M.FEB. 13 SOUTHWESTERN* 4 P.M.Feb. 16 Arlington Baptist TBAFeb. 20 Austin College* 2 p.m.

PresidentDr. Thomas W. Keefe

Athletic DirectorDick Strockbine

Sports Information DirectorNathan Yacovissi

Athletic TrainerRobb Leibold

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Greta Grothe has been named as the fourteenth head coach of the Women’s Basketball Team. She inherits a squad that is coming off a 14-12 record and 7-7 mark versus Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) opponents. Grothe, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, arrives at the helm of the Dallas women’s basketball program after spending the previous two seasons as an Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. With the Lynx, Grothe enhanced a successful pro-gram that reflected a 45-13 display that won the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) conference tournament in both seasons she was there. In the most recent campaign, Grothe assisted a team that went 20-9 and 8-6 in conference en route to its second consecutive SAA conference tournament

championship. RC fell in the first round of the NCAA tournament to University of Texas at Dallas. Rhodes also won the SAA conference title Grothe’s first year after the squad shattered a school-best 25-4 record, and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The team would fall 77-74 in a tightly contested battle with University of Texas at Tyler. Prior to Rhodes, Grothe served as a graduate assistant for two years at NAIA DI Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. During the 2012-2013 campaign the Lady Wildcats finished with their first 20 win season since the 2005-2006. The Wildcats finished third in the Heart of America Conference (HAAC) and made it to the second round of the conference tournament before falling to the eventu-al conference tournament champion. At

Baker, Grothe’s duties included recruiting, developing player skills, and aiding the head coach with in game and practice management. Prior to Baker, Grothe served as an assistant coach for four years at NCAA DIII Fontbonne University in St. Louis, MO. During the 2009-2010 season, Font-bonne went 18-10, won the St. Louis In-tercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Tournament, and qualified for the NCAA DIII tournament. Grothe received her undergraduate de-gree in 2005 from Rockhurst University. In 2013, she completed her masters from Baker University.

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown1 Sammi Tso G Jr. 5'4" Las Vegas, NV

2 Monica Stephens F Fr. 5'11'' Grinnell, KS

3 Lindsey Gendron G Jr. 5'7" Houston, TX

5 Holly Tonry G Jr. 5'5" Seattle, WA

10 Shelby Waldron G So. 5'5'' Banning, CA

11 Nicole Johnson G Fr. 5'6'' Houston, TX

15 Nerissa Periola G Jr. 5'7'' Chula Vista, CA

20 Lisa Gifford F Fr. 5'7'' Westminster, MA

21 Jackie Landry F Fr. 5'9'' Anaheim, CA

23 Caitlyn Worry G Jr. 5'8" Lumberton, TX

24 Bethany Pugh G Jr. 5'5" Sacramento, CA

25 Helen Onyenso F So. 5'8'' Oak Park, IL

32 Michelle DeCoud F So. 5'11'' Monument, CO

33 Seana Stoia F Jr. 5'11" Tulsa, OK

40 Rachel Riley F So. 5'8'' Arlington, TX

44 Rylee Maldonado G So. 5'10'' El Paso, TX

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2014-15 RESULTS (14-12, 7-7 SCAC)11/21/14 ELMIRA W 71-51 11/22/14 OZARKS (AR) W 78-60 11/30/14 at Hendrix L 66-75 12/03/14 SOUTHWEST ADVENTIST W 92-43 12/05/14 at New Hope Christian L 72-79 12/06/14 at Linfield W 61-46 12/30/14 at Sul Ross State W 72-55 01/01/15 HILLSIDE FREE WILL W 84-73 01/03/15 at Austin College* W 64-63 01/05/15 HENDRIX L 57-63 01/09/15 SCHREINER* L 66-69 01/10/15 TRINITY* L 58-66 01/16/15 at Centenary* W 77-60 01/18/15 at Colorado College* W 92-86 01/23/15 SOUTHWESTERN* W 63-60 01/24/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* L 76-89 01/30/15 at Southwestern* L 54-57 01/31/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 75-92 02/03/15 at Dallas Christian W 81-67

02/06/15 CENTENARY* W 91-50 02/07/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 85-67 02/13/15 at Schreiner* L 65-72 02/14/15 at Trinity* L 39-66 02/19/15 ARLINGTON BAPTIST L 73-78 02/21/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* W 90-81 02/27/15 vs Schreiner ** L 53-58

Player PPGMarleyna Bustamante 11.9Brooke Hagemann 11.7Michelle DeCoud 10.8Sammi Tso 8.7Seana Stoia 8.6

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Player FG%Michelle DeCoud .466Seana Stoia .408Brooke Hagemann .391Marleyna Bustamante .388Briana Bircher .382

Player 3FG%Seana Stoia .471Sammi Tso .434Brooke Hagemann .294Lindsey Gendron .256

Player RPGMichelle DeCoud 7.9Brooke Hagemann 6.2Seana Stoia 4.2Marleyna Bustamante 4.0Jessica Foster 3.4

Player STEALSMarleyna Bustamante 56Brooke Hagemann 48Sammi Tso 35Michelle DeCoud 26Jessica Foster 23

Player BLOCKSMichelle DeCoud 21Brooke Hagemann 19Seana Stoia 6Marleyna Bustamante 5Jessica Foster 4

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SCORING 1854 1726





REBOUNDS 1051 1026


ASSISTS 319 355


TURNOVERS 392 502


STEALS 294 198


BLOCKS 60 68

Blocks/game 2.3 2.6

# Player A TO BLK STL PTS AVG10 Marleyna Bustamante 39 77 5 56 310 11.9 22 Brooke Hagemann 29 41 19 48 303 11.7 32 Michelle DeCoud 27 32 21 26 282 10.8 01 Sammi Tso 70 40 1 35 226 8.7 33 Seana Stoia 21 39 6 20 223 8.6 05 Holly Tonry 34 25 0 22 77 7.7 03 Lindsey Gendron 18 26 2 15 169 6.5 25 Jessica Foster 44 36 4 23 101 3.9 31 Rachel Riley 2 4 0 1 9 3.0 21 Tiffany Nisterenko 1 8 0 2 13 2.6 20 Chelsea Cole 9 13 0 17 47 2.4 40 Helen Onyenso 7 17 1 19 34 2.0 44 Briana Bircher 5 15 1 6 29 1.9 31 Rylee Maldonaldo 1 0 0 0 9 1.8 02 Ashlyn Garcia 2 0 0 2 4 1.0 23 Caitlyn Worry 1 4 0 1 13 1.0 24 Bethany Pugh 4 1 0 1 5 0.6 11 Katie Browder 1 3 0 0 0 0.0 15 Shelby Waldron 4 4 0 0 0 0.0



10 Marleyna Bustamante 104 268 .388 5 21 .238 97 124 .782 41 63 104 4.0 22 Brooke Hagemann 107 274 .391 15 51 .294 74 95 .779 39 121 160 6.2

32 Michelle DeCoud 116 249 .466 0 2 .000 50 77 .649 76 129 205 7.9 01 Sammi Tso 71 194 .366 49 113 .434 35 56 .625 12 49 61 2.3 33 Seana Stoia 58 142 .408 16 34 .471 91 124 .734 47 62 109 4.2 05 Holly Tonry 25 71 .352 4 13 .308 23 32 .719 8 29 37 3.7 03 Lindsey Gendron 61 194 .314 31 121 .256 16 22 .727 7 41 48 1.8 25 Jessica Foster 33 94 .351 6 11 .545 29 52 .558 31 58 89 3.4 31 Rachel Riley 2 8 .250 1 4 .250 4 6 .667 0 1 1 0.3 21 Tiffany Nisterenko 5 11 .455 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 6 5 11 2.2 20 Chelsea Cole 21 59 .356 4 11 .364 1 2 .500 8 24 32 1.6 40 Helen Onyenso 13 35 .371 0 1 .000 8 15 .533 19 37 56 3.3 44 Briana Bircher 13 34 .382 0 2 .000 3 4 .750 10 15 25 1.7 31 Rylee Maldonaldo 3 11 .273 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.4 02 Ashlyn Garcia 2 4 .500 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 23 Caitlyn Worry 4 18 .222 3 10 .300 2 3 .667 5 13 18 1.4 24 Bethany Pugh 1 8 .125 1 2 .500 2 2 1.000 1 2 3 0.3 11 Katie Browder 0 6 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 3 3 0.4 15 Shelby Waldron 0 4 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 5 6 0.8

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QUICK NOTES• The Crusaders will be

under the leadership of first year Head Coach Greta Grothe

• Returning this sea-son from injury is ju-nior Holly Tonry, the 2014 Newcomer of the Year, along with the 2015 honoree, Michelle DeCoud

• The 2015-16 squad does not feature any deniors on the roster

The University of Dallas women’s basketball team is prepared for the 2015-16 season which ought to provide an interest-ing dynamic with several new faces. Former Head Coach Jina Johansen departed following five seasons and helped the Lady Crusaders to a 14-12 overall record and 7-7 mark in the South-ern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Dallas would be the fifth-seeded team, as it hosted the SCAC Tournament at the Maher Center, where the team was 8-5 at. An opening round setback to the fourth-seeded Schreiner University concluded the campaign. Current head coach, Greta Grothe, was hired last spring as the 14th person to be at the helm for the Dallas women’s basketball program. Grothe comes from serving as an assistant coach at Rhodes College, members of the Southern Athletic Association (SAA). While with the Lynx, Grothe was part of the leadership that propelled the Lynx to consecutive SAA Tournament Cham-pionships and a combined 45-13 record. The current cast for the Lady Crusaders gives Grothe a chance to develop players to improve each day throughout practice and hopefully into the season. None of the 16 players on the active roster are seniors, but 10 will be returners from last year’s group. Dallas is without four-year letter winners Marleyna Busta-mante and Brooke Hagemann. The duo each eclipsed the 1000-point mark near the end of last season and rank in the top 10 in the program for scoring at seventh and 10th, respectively. Bustamante led the team in steals and Hagemann was second in scoring and rebounding. Both also were All-Conference mentions. Coach Grothe will have a veteran back court as juniors Sammi Tso and Holly Tonry are back for their third-straight seasons. Tso started all 26 contests last season and was the team-lead-er in made three-points with 49. The point guard also dished out a team-high 70 assists. Tonry was out most of her soph-omore season with nine games totaled before an injury. She still played 232 minutes and posted the following numbers: 77 points, 36 rebounds, 34 assists, and 22 steals. She had 109 assists her freshman year as she started 22 of 27 games. “Sammi Tso’s leadership and ability to create will be key for us being successful,” Coach Grothe explained. “Holly Tonry is 100%

healthy and ready to make an impact once the rust wears off from being hurt last year.” In the post, sophomores Michelle DeCoud and Seana Stoia will be looked to build upon the experience they gained last season. DeCoud was the team-leader in rebounds with 205 and a 7.9 average. The SCAC Newcomer-of-the-Year averaged 10.8 points-per-game to rank third on the squad. Stoia made 25 starts in the 26 contests she appeared in. She broke the career record for the program by shooting 44.4 percent from the three-point line. “Seana Stoia will be a big presence for us in the paint this year, and I expect Michelle DeCoud to start where she left off last year and make an impact once she returns from Rome,” Coach Grothe said. Junior Lindsey Gendron and sophomore Helen Onyenso both will provide experience out of the returners, after getting a good amount of minutes of the floor in 2014-15. There are only three true freshmen in this bunch, which are Monica Stephens, Lisa Gifford, and Jackie Landry. Nicole Johnson, a former four-year letter winner standout for the Dallas women’s soccer program, will also play her first sea-son as she continues her journey in Irving, Texas, as a graduate student. In order for the Lady Crusaders to be successful, Head Coach Grothe stated, “Three things we preach every day at practice: defense, rebounding, and limit turnovers, must all be execut-ed. Our expectations for the year is to be competitive in every game to make the conference tournament.” Dallas will play 25 games this season and this includes 11 at the home confines of the Maher Center. The campaign begins on November 15 at Hendrix College. After three games on the road to start the season, UD hosts Dallas Christian College on December 3 to begin a four-game home stand.

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QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Kerrville, TexasFOUNDED:1923ENROLLMENT:1,260NICKNAME:MountaineersCOLORS:Maroon and whiteSTADIUM:Mountaineer FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Tim SummerlinATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Ron MacoskoATHLETIC TRAINER:Janel CarlileWOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH:Temaine Wright

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 13 Hardin-Simmons 5:30 p.m.Nov. 14 Texas-Dallas 1 p.m.NOV. 17 SUL ROSS STATE 8 P.M.NOV. 21 TEXAS-TYLER 2 P.M.Nov. 23 Concordia (TX) 5:30 p.m.Nov. 27 LeTourneau NoonNov. 28 East Texas Baptist NoonDEC. 12 HOWARD PAYNE 6 P.M.DEC. 19 HENDRIX 2 P.M.DEC. 30 CONCORDIA (TX) 6 P.M.Dec. 31 Abilene Christian 2 p.m.Jan. 8 Centenary* 6 p.m.Jan. 10 Colorado College* 3 p.m.JAN. 15 SOUTHWESTERN* 6 P.M.JAN. 16 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 4 P.M.Jan. 19 Trinity* 6 p.m.Jan. 22 Austin College* 6 p.m.Jan. 23 Dallas* 4 p.m.JAN. 29 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 6 P.M.JAN. 30 DALLAS* 4 P.M.Feb. 5 Southwestern* 6 p.m.Feb. 6 Texas Lutheran* 4 p.m.FEB. 12 CENTENARY* 6 P.M.FEB. 13 COLORADO COLLEGE* 4 P.M.FEB. 20 TRINITY* 4 P.M.

PresidentDr. Tim Summerlin

Athletic DirectorRon Macosko

Sports Information DirectorRyan Brisbin

Athletic TrainerJanel Carlile

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BAILEY HARRISGraduate Assistant

Coach Wright will be entering his second season as head coach this fall. After the record-breaking success of his first team, he and his players will be challenged to equal or surpass that success in year two. Wright was named the new head coach for the Schreiner Women’s Basketball program last summer and his first team broke the Sch-reiner record for wins in a season by six games (NCAA-era), set the record for conference wins in a season by three games (needing 10 less games to do so) earn the pro-gram’s first postseason bid in the NCAA-era and winning their first round game in the tournament. For the three years prior to taking over, he served as SU’s assistant coach. During those three years, Wright has helped build a strong foun-dation for the Schreiner program. The Mountaineers have improved each year and have a solid core of returners coming back for this year. In each of his years in the program, SU has had one of the top defenses in the league. Prior to coming to Kerrville, Wright was the assistant men’s basketball coach for his alma mater, the University of Texas at Dallas. During his last season with the Comets, the team registered an overall record of 24-6 (.800). Prior to beginning his coachinig

career at UTD, he was a two-year starter at point guard (2007-09) for the Comets and led the team to the 2009 NCAA “Elite Eight” in the NCAA Division III National Cham-pionship Tournament. During his playing career at UTD, Wright was a part of one of the most success-ful collegiate programs in Texas. During his junior season, Wright ranked sixth on the team in scoring (7.4 ppg) while leading UT-Dallas to a 17-9 record and the ASC Quar-terfinals. In his senior year, Wright became the leading scorer (12.1 ppg) and second leading rebound-er (5.3 rpg) while leading the team to a school record 26 wins overall and his play earned the MVP award for the 2009 American Southwest Conference Tournament while lead-ing the team to the championship. He graduated in 2009 with a de-gree in History. He earned his Mas-ters in Education from Schreiner in 2012. Prior to UTD, Wright starred at Clarendon College in Clarendon, TX for two years under head coach Tony Starnes. During his coaching and playing career, Wright has learned from three coaches who are highly respected coaches and teachers of the game (UTD head coach Terry Butterfield. Starnes, Wallis).

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# Player Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown1 Cassandra Aleman G Sr. 5'7" Pharr, TX (PSJA North HS)2 Christonna Jones G So. 5'5" Killeen, TX (Ellison HS)3 Sarah Huffman F Sr. 5'9" Amarillo, TX (Arbor Christian/Austin College)4 Shaila Wolter G So. 5'7" Keller, TX (Byron Nelson HS)10 Danielle Cain G So. 5'8" La Porte, TX (La Porte HS)11 Kim Garcia G Jr. 5'5" Edinburg, TX (Edinburg North HS)12 Kelsie Jackson G Sr. 5'6" Corpus Christi, TX (CC-King HS)14 Sabriyyah Fennell G Jr. 5'7" Cypress, TX (Cy-Ranch HS)15 Kaitlyn Goertz F Sr. 5'11" San Antonio, TX (Marshall HS)20 Codi Simmons G Jr. 5'7" Killeen, TX (Ellison HS)21 Jordyn Villa G So. 5'5" Crawford, TX (Crawford HS)22 Olivia Lott F Jr. 5'10" Converse, TX (Converse HS)33 Tylor Rambeau F Sr. 6'0" Academy, TX (Academy HS)

Jade Ball G Fr. 5'5 Houston, TX (St. Pius HS)Hannah Blair F Fr. 5'11" Medina Valey, TX (FEAST Homeschool)Delisa Bueno G Fr. 5'5" Converse, TX (Judson HS)Angel Mullen G Fr. 5'5" Copperas Cove, TX (Copperas Cove HS)Dyamond Puebla F Fr. 5'9" Missouri, TX (Hightower HS)Ariel Rodriguez G Fr. 5'6" Edinburgh, TX (Robert Vela HS)Faith Wright G Fr. 5'6" Red Oak, TX (Red Oak HS)Kendall Dyal G Fr. 5'6" Kerrville, TX (Tivy HS)Alina Hilliard G Fr. 5'6" San Antonio, TX (Antonian Prep)Jai Tee Mireles G Fr. 5'7" San Antonio, TX (Smithson Valley)

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2014-15 RESULTS (12-14, 9-5 SCAC)11/15/14 at Lewis & Clark L 44-51 11/16/14 vs Willamette L 53-57 11/18/14 at Pacific L 54-58 11/22/14 at Howard Payne L 49-58 11/24/14 HARDIN-SIMMONS W 56-53 11/29/14 vs Louisiana College L 48-50 11/30/14 at Howard Payne L 68-77 12/19/14 vs Georgetown (KY) L 43-71 12/30/14 vs LeTourneau W 60-53 12/31/14 TEXAS-TYLER L 43-75 01/09/15 at Dallas* W 69-66 01/10/15 at Austin College* W 60-51 01/16/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* L 51-67 01/17/15 SOUTHWESTERN* W 67-61 01/20/15 TRINITY* L 45-58 01/23/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 81-69 01/24/15 CENTENARY* W 60-49 01/30/15 at Colorado College* W 74-68 02/01/15 at Centenary* W 66-50

02/06/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 67-82 02/07/15 at Southwestern* L 55-72 02/13/15 DALLAS* W 72-65 02/14/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* W 68-64 02/21/15 at Trinity* L 50-61 02/27/15 vs Dallas** W 58-53 02/28/15 vs Southwestern** L 69-76

Player PPGKelsie Jackson 12.6Sabriyyah Fennell 9.8Brooke Sanders 9.1Codi Simmons 6.0Jordyn Villa 5.1

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Player FG%Cassandra Aleman .476Codi Simmons .383Sabriyah Fennell .375Christonna Jones .362Tylor Rambeau .360

Player 3FGSabriyyah Fennell .353Kelsie Jackson .304Brooke Sanders .290Codi Simmons .264Jordyn Villa .213

Player RPGKelsie Jackson 7.0Sabriyyah Fennell 4.7Brooke Sanders 3.8Olivia Lott 3.4Kaitlyn Goertz 3.2

Player STEALSKelsie Jackson 38Jordyn Villa 33Sabriyyah Fennell 26Codi Simmons 25Brooke Sanders 24Christonna Jones 24

Player BLOCKSBrooke Sanders 7Tylor Rambeau 6Kaitlyn Goertz 4Seven tied.... 1

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Team Statistics SCH OPP

SCORING 1530 1615





REBOUNDS 965 1053


ASSISTS 239 282


TURNOVERS 409 473


STEALS 218 186

Steals/game 8.4 7.2

BLOCKS 24 82

Blocks/game 0.9 3.2


12 Kelsie Jackson 40 58 0 38 327 12.6

14 Sabriyyah Fennell 63 66 1 26 256 9.8

05 Brooke Sanders 23 28 7 24 228 9.1

20 Codi Simmons 20 40 1 25 156 6.0

21 Jordyn Villa 43 50 1 33 133 5.1

02 Christonna Jones 24 48 1 24 118 4.5

22 Olivia Lott 8 29 1 17 81 3.2

33 Tylor Rambeau 4 22 6 10 69 3.1

15 Kaitlyn Goertz 4 23 4 13 76 2.9

01 Cassandra Aleman 9 22 1 6 54 2.8

04 Shaila Wolter 0 5 0 1 15 1.9

10 Danielle Cain 0 0 0 0 3 1.0

13 Sabrina Guzman 0 0 0 0 2 1.0

03 Sarah Huffman 1 7 0 1 11 0.6

34 Callie Carruth 0 0 0 0 1 0.3

32 Ricky Gilbert-Dorsey 0 0 1 0 0 0.0



12 Kelsie Jackson 104 293 .355 45 148 .304 74 120 .617 41 140 181 7.0

14 Sabriyyah Fennell 78 208 .375 18 51 .353 82 108 .759 37 85 122 4.7

05 Brooke Sanders 77 222 .347 36 124 .290 38 46 .826 17 77 94 3.8

20 Codi Simmons 57 149 .383 14 53 .264 28 49 .571 26 42 68 2.6

21 Jordyn Villa 46 137 .336 13 61 .213 28 49 .571 22 39 61 2.3

02 Christonna Jones 50 138 .362 1 12 .083 17 42 .405 9 38 47 1.8

22 Olivia Lott 32 104 .308 6 36 .167 11 23 .478 34 50 84 3.4

33 Tylor Rambeau 27 75 .360 0 0 .000 15 29 .517 24 41 65 3.0

15 Kaitlyn Goertz 26 78 .333 0 0 .000 24 43 .558 42 41 83 3.2

01 Cassandra Aleman 20 42 .476 9 19 .474 5 11 .455 6 19 25 1.3

04 Shaila Wolter 5 17 .294 1 11 .091 4 6 .667 2 2 4 0.5

10 Danielle Cain 1 1 1.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

13 Sabrina Guzman 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

03 Sarah Huffman 3 21 .143 2 13 .154 3 6 .500 0 5 5 0.3

34 Callie Carruth 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 0 2 2 0.7

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The 2015-16 Schreiner Mountaineers Womens’s Basketball team will be looking to build upon their late season success from last season. Head Coach Temaine Wright, who enters his third season as Head Coach, will look to improve on their 12-14 overall, 9-5 SCAC record from the ’14-15 campaign. Schreiner, who struggled early during their non-conference schedule, bounced back and finished the season playing into the second round of the SCAC Conference tournament. With the loss of starter Brooke Sanders (9.1 ppg/ 3.1 rpg) from last year’s squad, Wright will be looking for solid performances from key returners like Seniors Kelsie Jackson (12.6 ppg/7 rpg), Cassandra Aleman (2.3ppg/1.3rpg), Kaitlyn Goertz (2.9 ppg/3.2 rpg), Juniors Cody Simmons (7.2ppg/2rpg), and Saby Fennell (6.0ppg/2.6rpg). Some of the new faces looking to make their mark for Sch-reiner will be freshmen Kendall Dyal (Kerrville Tivy), Dyamond Puebla (Ft. Bend Hightower HS), Alina Hilliard (Antonian Prep),

and Ariel Rodriguez (Robert Vela HS). The Mountaineers non-conference schedule will include tough match ups against the likes of Hardin-Simmons, UT Dal-las, Concordia TX, UT Tyler, East Texas Baptist, and LeTourneau. Schreiner will begin conference play in Shreveport, Louisiana versus Centenary on January 8th.

QUICK NOTES

• The Mountaineers will be led by Head Coach Temaine Wright in his third season

• SU will bring in 10 freshmen to the team, including Ken-dall Dyal, Dyamond Puebla and Ariel Rodriguez

• Kelsie Jackson will return as the team’s leader in scoring, re-bounding and steals last season

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51 pirates

LOCATION:Georgetown, TexasFOUNDED:1873ENROLLMENT:1,265NICKNAME:PiratesCOLORS:Black and goldSTADIUM:Varsity FieldPRESIDENT:Edward BurgerATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Dr. Glada MuntATHLETIC TRAINER:Glenn SchwabMEN’S BASKETBALLHEAD COACH:Janson Hightower

PresidentEdward Burger

Athletic DirectorDr. Glada Munt

Sports Information DirectorMegan Hardin

Director of Athletic Training ServicesGlenn Schwab

QUICK FACTS

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 13 Howard Payne 7 p.m.Nov. 17 St. Edward’s 7 p.m.Nov. 19 Hardin-Simmons 7 p.m.Nov. 21 Texas-Tyler 7 p.m.Nov. 23 Mary Hardin-Baylor 7 p.m.Nov. 28 Hardin-Simmons 3 p.m.Dec. 2 Concordia (TX) 7 p.m.Dec. 15 Wayland Baptist 7:30 p.m.Dec. 18 Illinois Wesleyan 4 p.m.Dec. 19 Hendrix 6 p.m.Dec. 29 East Texas Baptist 2:30 p.m.Dec. 30 Texas-Tyler 7:30 p.m.Jan. 2 Texas Lutheran* 4 p.m.Jan. 8 Austin College* 6 p.m.Jan. 9 Dallas* 4 p.m.Jan. 15 Schreiner* 6 p.m.Jan. 16 Trinity* 4 p.m.Jan. 22 Centenary* 6 p.m.Jan. 23 Colorado College* 4 p.m.Jan. 29 Centenary* 6 p.m.Jan. 31 Colorado College* 1 p.m.Feb. 5 Schreiner* 6 p.m.Feb. 6 Trinity* 4 p.m.Feb. 12 Austin College* 6 p.m.Feb. 13 Dallas* 4 p.m.Feb. 19 Texas Lutheran* 6 p.m.

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Lori Morris begins her first season as head coach for the Southwestern women’s basketball team. Morris spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach at Air Force. She also served one season at Cal State Fuller-ton and four at Louisiana-Lafayette, including three as the associate head coach for the Ragin’ Cajuns. Prior to her NCAA stints, Morris also spent one season at Southwestern Junior College, as well as 20 years as the head varsity basketball coach at Montgomery High School in San Diego (1987-2007). She helped lead the Az-tecs to a share of the South Bay League title and a CIF San Diego Section Divi-sion II runner-up finish in 2007, earning CIF Coach of the Year honors and a berth in the California state playoffs. Morris also helped Montgomery High School to Mesa League championships in 2002 and ’05, and a quartet of Metro League titles, including three straight league crowns from 1995-97. She was named the San Diego Union-Tribune’s

Coach of the Year in 1997, helping the Aztecs to a CIF Division II runner-up fin-ish and a trip to the state tournament, and was tabbed the CIF Female Coach of the Year in 1998. Morris played collegiately at San Diego (1980-84), leading the Toreros in assists all four seasons and ranking second all-time in program history in that category with 480. She continues to rank among USD’s all-time top-10 in assists (2nd), assists per game (4.2/3rd), field goal attempts (1,070/5th), steals (177/5th), steals per game (1.55/9th) and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.46/9th). Her 162 assists during the 1981-82 campaign continue to rank third in a single season, while her 129 assists two years later rank fifth. Morris received her bachelor’s degree in language arts from San Diego in 1984 and earned her master’s degree in education with an emphasis in ad-ministration from Azusa Pacific in 1990.

coaching staff

LORI morris

SHAE SEAGRAVESAssistant Coach

JAMETRIA GREENVolunteer Assistant

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2015 roster


1 Carli Dominguez C Fr. 6-0 Grapevine, Texas 2 Tori Carraway G Fr. 5-10 College Station, Texas 3 Renee Walker G So. 5-6 Texarkana, Texas 4 Kelsey Faykus G Fr. 5-8 Taylor, Texas 10 Julia Tape G Fr. 5-3 Richmond, Texas 11 Sara Cowan G So. 5-3 Buckholts, Texas 12 Cullen Severson G So. 5-10 Flower Mound, Texas 13 Brianna Turney C Jr. 6-1 Humble, Texas 15 Loryn Hernandez G Fr. 5-5 Tivoli, Texas 20 Olivia Podaras G Jr. 5-8 Houston, Texas 21 Audrey Garcia G Sr. 5-7 Cypress, Texas 22 Gracie Dozier G Fr. 5-6 Austin, Texas 23 Madison Lasater G So. 5-8 Joshua, Texas 32 Madison Edwards F So. 5-9 Fort Worth, Texas 34 Brooke Swift G So. 5-2 Cedar Park, Texas 52 Camille Martin C Fr. 5-10 El Paso, Texas

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2014-15 results & stats

2014-15 RESULTS (15-13, 11-3 SCAC)11/18/14 TEXAS-DALLAS L 44-66 11/21/14 vs Denison W 69-62 11/22/14 at Washington (MO) L 55-88 11/29/14 HOWARD PAYNE L 74-76 11/30/14 LOUISIANA COLLEGE L 73-75 12/03/14 at St. Edward's L 59-68 12/06/14 WHITWORTH L 57-73 12/13/14 at Hardin-Simmons W 75-68 12/17/14 at Rust L 78-82 12/18/14 at Rhodes L 60-70 12/30/14 at Concordia (TX) Lot 78-85 01/03/15 vs Texas Lutheran* W 72-69 01/09/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 72-68 01/10/15 CENTENARY* W 78-55 01/16/15 at Trinity* W 50-49 01/17/15 at Schreiner* L 61-67 01/23/15 at Dallas* L 60-63 01/24/15 at Austin College* W 79-75 01/30/15 DALLAS* W 57-54 01/31/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* W 65-51 02/06/15 TRINITY* W 61-52 02/07/15 SCHREINER* W 72-55 02/13/15 at Colorado College* W 70-44 02/15/15 at Centenary* W 80-65 02/20/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 59-66 02/28/15 vs Schreiner** W 76-69 03/01/15 vs Trinity** W 71-58 03/07/15 vs Texas-Tyler*** L 47-75

Player PPGJordan Owens 16.9Annie Bourne 11.4Madison Eschle 7.5Audrey Garcia 7.2Valerie Logan 6.1

POINTS PER GAME

REBOUNDS PER GAME


STEALS


BLOCKED SHOTS

Player FG%Annie Bourne .502Jordan Owens .432McKamie Place .423Olivia Podaras .399Valerie Logan .396

Player 3FG%McKamie Place .405Audrey Garcia .336Madison Eschle .333Valerie Logan .318Annie Bourne .314

Player RPGAnnie Bourne 12.7Jordan Owens 6.5Audrey Garcia 3.5Madison Eschle 3.0Valerie Logan 2.9

Player STEALSValerie Logan 24Annie Bourne 20Madison Eschle 19Olivia Podaras 18Audrey Garcia

Player BLOCKSJordan Owens 23Annie Bourne 21Audrey Garcia 10Madison Eschle 8Brianna Turney 5

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2014-15 results & stats

Team Statistics SU OPP

SCORING 1852 1848





REBOUNDS 1174 1087


ASSISTS 422 390


TURNOVERS 499 379


STEALS 157 284


BLOCKS 73 97

Blocks/game 2.6 3.5


02 Jordan Owens 52 68 23 14 472 16.9

04 Annie Bourne 59 81 21 20 318 11.4

44 Madison Eschle 38 59 8 19 210 7.5

21 Audrey Garcia 45 36 10 15 188 7.2

22 Valerie Logan 131 95 0 24 171 6.1

01 McKamie Place 12 14 1 11 159 5.7

20 Olivia Podaras 36 49 3 18 154 5.5

15 Lashelle Williams 19 35 0 14 76 3.0

13 Brianna Turney 10 11 5 5 33 1.2

03 Renee Walker 9 25 2 11 27 1.1

32 Madison Edwards 5 3 0 0 17 1.1

25 Kelsey Patterson 0 0 0 1 1 1.0

12 Cullen Severson 3 2 0 1 6 0.8

34 Brooke Swift 1 1 0 1 5 0.6

11 Sara Cowan 2 13 0 3 11 0.5

30 Madison Lasater 0 2 0 0 4 0.4

23 Courtney Flanagan 0 0 0 0 0 0.0



02 Jordan Owens 175 405 .432 14 55 .255 108 135 .800 44 138 182 6.5

04 Annie Bourne 128 255 .502 11 35 .314 51 76 .671 86 270 356 12.7

44 Madison Eschle 69 205 .337 25 75 .333 47 57 .825 22 63 85 3.0

21 Audrey Garcia 60 170 .353 40 119 .336 28 40 .700 23 69 92 3.5

22 Valerie Logan 55 139 .396 28 88 .318 33 44 .750 11 69 80 2.9

01 McKamie Place 58 137 .423 34 84 .405 9 12 .750 32 26 58 2.1

20 Olivia Podaras 61 153 .399 13 47 .277 19 26 .731 23 46 69 2.5

15 Lashelle Williams 25 69 .362 1 5 .200 25 40 .625 21 30 51 2.0

13 Brianna Turney 13 37 .351 0 0 .000 7 12 .583 14 22 36 1.3

03 Renee Walker 8 40 .200 6 28 .214 5 8 .625 3 16 19 0.8

32 Madison Edwards 6 11 .545 3 4 .750 2 3 .667 3 3 6 0.4

25 Kelsey Patterson 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 0 0 0 0.0

12 Cullen Severson 2 3 .667 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 2 2 4 0.5

34 Brooke Swift 2 3 .667 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

11 Sara Cowan 4 11 .364 0 5 .000 3 7 .429 6 11 17 0.8

30 Madison Lasater 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 5 6 0.7

23 Courtney Flanagan 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0

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2015 season preview

Under the guidance of first year head coach Lori Morris, the defending SCAC Champions have a tough task in 2015-16 as the Pirates lost five players, including four starters, from last year’s squad. The sole returning starter is senior guard Audrey Garcia. Southwestern won the SCAC Championship after entering as the #1 seed after the Pirates were part of the regular season tri-champions. SU defeated Trinity 71-58 in the championship game, advancing to the NCAA National Tournament for the first time since 1997. The Pirates faced a tough ASC opponent in UT Tyler, falling 75-47 in the first round to end the year at 15-13. Southwestern opens the 2015-16 season at East Texas Baptist on Saturday, November 14th. Pirate

fans will get a chance to watch Southwestern in ac-tion for the first time at home as they host a rematch of the NCAA contest, taking on UT Tyler on Friday, November 20th. The Pirates’ 2-15-16 squad will feature seven fresh-men, six sophomoresa pair of juniors and just one senior. The young squad will be led by Garcia, who av-eraged 7.2 point, 3.5 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game last season. Juniors Olivia Podaras and Brianna Turney will also return for SU. Podaras averaged 5.5 points per game last season, while playing just 19.0 minutes per game. She also averaged 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists.

QUICK NOTES• The Pirates will be

led by first-year Head Coach Lori Morris

• Only one starter will be returning from the 2014-15 squad, Audrey Garcia

• The new team will have seven fresh-men, six sopho-mores, two juniors and Garcia as the lone senior

• SU will face off against the Univer-sity of Texas-Tyler early in the season, a rematch of their NCAA tournament game

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59 bulldogs

LOCATION:Seguin, TexasFOUNDED:1891ENROLLMENT:1,300NICKNAME:BulldogsCOLORS:Black and goldFACILITY:Gustafson FieldPRESIDENT:Stuart DorseyATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bill MillerATHLETIC TRAINER:Matt MatochaMEN’S BASKETBALLHEAD COACH:Jimmy Smith

PresidentStuart Dorsey

Athletic DirectorBill Miller

Sports Information DirectorTim Clark

Athletic TrainerMatt Matocha

QUICK FACTS

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 15 Texas-Tyler 7 p.m.Nov. 20 Pacific Lutheran 6 p.m.Nov. 21 Puget Sound 10 p.m.Nov. 25 Hardin-Simmons 7 p.m.Nov. 27 LeTourneau 6 p.m.Nov. 28 East Texas Baptist 6 p.m.Dec. 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor 3 p.m.Dec. 19 Illinois Wesleyan 5 p.m.Dec. 20 Alma College 3 p.m.Dec. 29 Lamar 7 p.m.Dec. 20 East Texas Baptist 2:30 p.m.Jan. 2 Southwestern* 4 p.m.Jan. 8 Dallas* 6 p.m.Jan. 9 Austin College* 4 p.m.Jan. 15 Trinity* 6 p.m.Jan. 16 Schreiner* 4 p.m.Jan. 22 Colorado College* 6 p.m.Jan. 23 Centenary* 4 p.m.Jan. 29 Colorado College* 6 p.m.Jan. 31 Centenary* 2 p.m.Feb. 5 Trinity* 6 p.m.Feb. 6 Schreiner* 4 p.m.Feb. 12 Dallas* 6 p.m.Feb. 13 Austin College* 4 p.m.Feb. 19 Southwestern* 6 p.m.

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The 2015-16 season will be Mel Dixon’s fourth at the helm of the Texas Lutheran women’s basketball program. In just three seasons, he’s helped author an amazing turnaround, culminating in historic 2013-14 and 2015-15 campaigns that produced a pair of Southern Collegiate Athletic Con-ference regular-season crowns (2013-14 and 2014-15), a conference tournament championship (2013-14), and a trip to the NCAA Division III Championship Tourna-ment (2013-14). Last season, the 2014-15 campaign, Dixon led Texas Lutheran to a regular-season title and to the No. 2 seed in the SCAC Wom-en’s Basketball Tournament. The Bulldogs collected a 16-9 overall record with an 11-3 mark in the SCAC. TLU junior forward Taylor Dydalewicz garnerd the first All-American honor in TLU Women’s Basketball since the 1998-99 sea-son. Dydalewicz was the SCAC Player of the Year after averaging 17.5 points and pulling down 4.9 rebounds per game. She added 1.2 steals per contest. In the last two seasons, TLU is 39-15 over-all and 23-5 in the SCAC. In the 2013-14 season, Dixon guided his program to a school-record 23 wins and a 23-6 overall record, earning the SCAC Coach of the Year award. The season was capped with both the SCAC regular-season and tournament titles after the Bulldogs went 12-2 in conference play. A 54-52 win over Trinity in the 2013-15 SCAC Tournament final sent the Bulldogs to their first-ever NCAA Division III Tourna-ment. Dixon helped lead a 15-win improvement in that second season with the Bulldogs.

Dixon has produced a 47-34 overall record in his two seasons at TLU, and a 29-15 mark in conference play (American Southwest Conference and SCAC records combined). Dixon guided TLU to an 8-17 overall record and a 6-12 mark in the American Southwest Conference in 2012-13. Mel Dixon was promoted to interim head coach for women’s basketball on July 2, 2012, following the resignation of Roxanne Long, who accepted the head women’s basketball coaching position at Rogers State. Dixon first joined the TLU Women’s Basketball coaching staff as an assistant coach in the 2010-11 season. Coach Dixon also had the additional title of recruiting coordinator for the program. Dixon had successful high school coaching stints in the San Antonio area at Robert E. Lee High School and at Theodore Roosevelt High School. He produced an overall coaching record of 609-328 at the high school level. Dixon’s overall coaching record, combin-ing high school and college victories, is 656-362. He has coached 1,018 games as a head coach. Dixon was named the San Antonio “City Coach of the Year” three times and coached the State All-Star Game in 2002. Dixon and his wife Nora have three adult children - Robert, DuAnn, and Shaunna. The Dixons have seven grand-children - Jacob, Emma, Ashton, Caroline, Madelyn, Eli, and Charlotte. Coach Dixon is a native of Monahans, Texas, and he is a graduate of Angelo State University.

MEL dixon

krystal schneiderAssistant Coach

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2015 roster


1 Lexi Ruiz G Fr. 5-7 Corpus Christi2 Eriana Garner G Sr. 5-6 Round Rock, Texas3 Bailey Champion G Jr. 5-5 San Antonio, Texas4 Sarah Flournoy G Jr. 5-4 San Antonio, Texas10 Tiffanie Prater G Fr. 5-6 Borger, Texas11 Madison Ray G/F Fr. 5-9 Port Aransas, Texas12 Adelaide Wenzel G So. 5-8 Victoria, Texas13 Savannah Hight G/F Jr. 5-10 San Antonio, Texas14 Bryanna Delgado G Fr. 5-5 Port Lavaca, Texas15 Tiffany Dziuk G/F Jr. 5-9 Hobson, Texas20 Dominique DeHoyos G Fr. 5-5 Poth, Texas21 Cierra Jordan G Jr. 5-7 Llano, Texas22 Taylor Dydalewicz G Sr. 5-9 Dripping Springs, Texas23 Jasmine Sauceda G So. 5-7 New Braunfels, Texas24 Bethany Brysch P Fr. 5-10 George West, Texas25 Caitlin Rendon P Jr. 6-0 Austin, Texas30 Patricia Snow P So. 6-0 Schertz, Texas32 Kristen Lye G/F Jr. 5-9 San Antonio, Texas35 Autumn Shead P Sr. 5-9 Pflugerville, Texas

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2014 results & stats

2014-15 RESULTS (16-9, 11-3 SCAC)11/15/14 at Texas-Dallas L 55-58 11/18/14 CONCORDIA (TX) W 67-59 11/22/14 at Mary Hardin-Baylor L 89-91 11/25/14 at Concordia (TX) W 65-57 12/05/14 WHITWORTH L 64-78 12/10/14 at Incarnate Word L 41-62 12/18/14 MANCHESTER W 73-53 12/20/14 at Hendrix W 83-71 12/30/14 at Texas-Tyler L 59-81 12/31/14 vs LeTourneau W 74-72 01/03/15 vs Southwestern* L 69-72 01/09/15 CENTENARY* W 97-56 01/10/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 85-65 01/16/15 at Schreiner* W 67-51 01/17/15 at Trinity* L 62-65 01/23/15 at Austin College* L 67-70 01/24/15 at Dallas* W 89-76 01/30/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* W 89-77 01/31/15 DALLAS* W 92-75

02/06/15 SCHREINER* W 82-67 02/07/15 TRINITY* W 61-55 02/13/15 at Centenary* W 70-48 02/15/15 at Colorado College* W 78-68 02/20/15 SOUTHWESTERN* W 66-59 02/28/15 vs Trinity** L 78-91

Player PPGTaylor Dydalewicz 17.5Karisa Cantu 12.5Kristen Lye 10.3Savannah Hight 9.5Bianca Casas 6.5

POINTS PER GAME

REBOUNDS PER GAME


STEALS


BLOCKED SHOTS

Player FG%Savannah Hight .456Jasmine Sauceda .444Taylor Dydalewicz .438Kristen Lye .434Katie Moore .404

Player 3FG%Taylor Dydalewicz .391Savannah Hight .372Katie Moore .361Bailey Champion .303Bianca Casas .294

Player RPGKristen Lye 7.4Chelsey Stolle 6.5Taylor Dydalewicz 4.9Autumn Shead 3.5Savannah Hight 3.4Karisa Cantu 3.4

Player STEALSKarisa Cantu 54Savannah Hight 51Bianca Casas 31Taylor Dydalewicz 28Kristen Lye 20

Player BLOCKSChelsey Stolle 82Karisa Cantu 12Savannah Hight 11Autumn Shead 10Kristen Lye 9

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Team Statistics TLU OPP

SCORING 1822 1677





REBOUNDS 1048 1043


ASSISTS 384 338


TURNOVERS 406 475


STEALS 246 202

Steals/game 9.8 8.1

BLOCKS 146 68

Blocks/game 5.8 2.7

# Player A TO BLK STL PTS AVG22 Taylor Dydalewicz 5 34 5 28 403 17.5 10 Karisa Cantu 108 64 12 54 313 12.5 32 Kristen Lye 32 50 9 20 236 10.3 13 Savannah Hight 50 46 11 51 237 9.5 01 Bianca Casas 75 48 7 31 163 6.5 14 Olivia Marzullo 1 2 0 0 13 4.3 03 Bailey Champion 28 34 1 11 87 3.5 45 Chelsey Stolle 19 29 82 11 77 3.1 24 Katie Moore 8 3 0 5 53 2.9 20 Natalie Vella 17 12 4 5 53 2.8 35 Autumn Shead 18 29 10 13 64 2.6 04 Sarah Flournoy 1 6 0 2 25 2.5 02 Eriana Garner 3 0 1 0 12 2.4 21 Cierra Jordan 4 5 1 3 14 2.3 23 Jasmine Sauceda 14 30 1 8 50 2.0 12 Caitlin Cote 0 0 1 2 6 1.5 25 Caitlin Rendon 0 3 1 1 8 1.3 15 Tiffany Dziuk 1 0 0 1 8 0.9 30 Patricia Snow 0 3 0 0 0 0.0



22 Taylor Dydalewicz 130 297 .438 27 69 .391 116 146 .795 36 77 113 4.9 10 Karisa Cantu 88 238 .370 24 85 .282 113 156 .724 19 65 84 3.4

32 Kristen Lye 86 198 .434 7 17 .412 57 79 .722 53 117 170 7.4 13 Savannah Hight 82 180 .456 16 43 .372 57 73 .781 31 53 84 3.4 01 Bianca Casas 58 166 .349 25 85 .294 22 34 .647 19 50 69 2.8 14 Olivia Marzullo 6 11 .545 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.3 03 Bailey Champion 25 77 .325 10 33 .303 27 45 .600 11 27 38 1.5 45 Chelsey Stolle 26 106 .245 0 2 .000 25 34 .735 40 123 163 6.5 24 Katie Moore 19 47 .404 13 36 .361 2 11 .182 3 8 11 0.6 20 Natalie Vella 18 60 .300 12 49 .245 5 11 .455 13 31 44 2.3 35 Autumn Shead 17 51 .333 0 0 .000 30 48 .625 33 54 87 3.5 04 Sarah Flournoy 8 21 .381 5 11 .455 4 4 1.000 3 3 6 0.6 02 Eriana Garner 3 6 .500 1 2 .500 5 5 1.000 2 8 10 2.0 21 Cierra Jordan 5 8 .625 2 4 .500 2 5 .400 4 3 7 1.2 23 Jasmine Sauceda 24 54 .444 0 4 .000 2 14 .143 17 21 38 1.5 12 Caitlin Cote 1 9 .111 0 2 .000 4 5 .800 1 2 3 0.8 25 Caitlin Rendon 4 10 .400 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 3 7 10 1.7 15 Tiffany Dziuk 2 10 .200 0 0 .000 4 4 1.000 6 4 10 1.1 30 Patricia Snow 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 3 3 6 1.5

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2015 season preview

Texas Lutheran Women’s Basketball returns to the hardwood for 2015-16 after a 2014-15 campaign that produced a South-ern Collegiate Athletic Conference tri-regular-season champi-onship and an SCAC tournament semifinal appearance. Last season, the Bulldogs and fourth-year Head Coach Mel Dixon went 16-9 overall and 11-3 in the conference to capture the No. 2 seed for the tournament a season ago. TLU fell in overtime in the SCAC semifinal to rival Trinity, the team TLU defeated in the SCAC Championship final in 2013-14. In just three seasons, Dixon has authored an amazing turn-around in TLU Women’s Basketball, culminating in historic 2013-14 and 2014-15 campaigns that produced a pair of Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference regular-season crowns (2013-14, 2014-15), a conference tournament championship (2013-14) and a trip to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament (2013-14). Last year, TLU junior forward Taylor Dydalewicz garnered the first All-American honor in TLU Women’s Basketball since the 1998-99 season. Dydalewicz was the SCAC Player of the Year after averaging 17.5 points and pulling down 4.9 rebounds per game. She added 1.2 steals per contest. In the last two seasons, TLU is 39-15 overall and 23-5 in the SCAC. Dydalewicz, now a senior, has been named a Preseason All-American by D3hoops.com. Dydalewicz was named to the Preseason All-America Fourth Team. Dydalewicz earned Honorable Mention All-America honors from DIII News last season. She also was named First Team All-SCAC and Second All-South Region (by D3hoops.com) last year. Last year, Dydalewicz set the Bulldogs’ Division-III single-game scoring mark with a 36-point performance in an early-season

road game against Mary Hardin-Baylor. Dydalewicz led the conference with 116 made free throws, while finishing fourth in free throw percentage (.795). She finished the year just one made free throw short of tying TLU’s single-season school record for free throws made in a season. Still looking for significant production from Dydalewicz, Dixon believes he has scoring options at all five positions. “This is the first year that I have been here that we have legitimate scorers at all five positions,” said Dixon. “We will be small, but they are athletic, going to play hard, and play good defense.” TLU lost All-Conference point guard Karisa Cantu and 6-foot-4 center Chelsey Stolle, the team’s defensive standout in the middle. Cantu and Stolle each completed their four years of eligibility. Cantu averaged 12.5 points per game last season and dished out 108 assists. Stolle blocked 82 shots. In addition to Dydalewicz, the Bulldogs have capable scor-ers in junior Kristen Lye and Savannah Hight. Lye, a two-time All-SCAC Tournament selection, averaged 10.3 points and 7.4 rebounds in her sophomore campaign. Hight scored 9.5 points per night and pulled down 3.4 rebounds a contest. Hight also collected 51 steals, second on the team to Cantu’s 54. Dixon will rely on junior Bailey Champion as the starting point guard. Champion played in all 25 games a season ago and started in six. She averaged 3.5 points per game. Dixon is high on sophomore newcomer Adelaide Wenzel, a transfer from Texas A&M-Kings-ville. Wenzel is a 5-8 guard that can play multiple positions.

• The Bulldogs will be led be Head Coach Mel Dixon in his fourth season with the team

• TLU earned a share of the regular season SCAC title last year, tying with South-western and Trinity for the best record

• 2015 SCAC Player of the Year Taylor Dy-dalewicz will return this season for her final year

• There are just three seniors on this year’s roster, while they will add six freshmen

QUICK NOTES

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67 tigers

LOCATION:San Antonio, TexasFOUNDED:1869ENROLLMENT:2,700NICKNAME:TigersCOLORS:Maroon and whiteFACILITY:McGinlay Soccer FieldPRESIDENT:Dr. Danny AndersonATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bob KingATHLETIC TRAINER:Marc PowelMEN’S BASKETBALLHEAD COACH:Pat Cunningham

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 14 Mary Hardin-Baylor 6 p.m.NOV. 17 CONCORDIA (TX) 7 P.M.NOV. 21 HARDIN-SIMMONS 3 P.M.Nov. 27 Puget Sound 8 p.m.Nov. 28 Pacific Lutheran 6 p.m.DEC. 1 TEXAS-DALLAS 6 P.M.DEC. 18 HENDRIX 6 P.M.DEC. 19 KALAMAZOO 7 P.M.DEC. 20 RIPON 4 P.M.Dec. 29 Buena Vista 5 p.m.Dec. 30 TBD (Depauw Invitational) TBAJan. 8 Colorado College* 7 p.m.Jan. 10 Centenary* 1 p.m.JAN. 15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 6 P.M.JAN. 16 SOUTHWESTERN* 4 P.M.JAN. 19 SCHREINER* 6 P.M.Jan. 22 Dallas* 6 p.m.Jan. 23 Austin College* 4 p.m.JAN. 29 DALLAS* 6 P.M.JAN. 30 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 4 P.M.Feb. 5 Texas Lutheran* 6 p.m.Feb. 6 Southwestern* 4 p.m.FEB. 12 COLORADO COLLEGE* 6 P.M.FEB. 13 CENTENARY* 4 P.M.Feb. 20 Schreiner* 4 p.m.

QUICK FACTS

PresidentDr. Danny Anderson

Athletic DirectorBob King

Sports Information DirectorJustin Parker

Athletic TrainerMarc Powel

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Cameron Hill, a former Trinity men’s standout, enters his fourth season as the head coach of the Trinity Tigers women’s basketball team in the 2015-16 campaign. Since taking the helm in 2012, Coach Hill has amassed an overall record of 65-19 (.774), and stands at 36-7 (.837) in the Southern Colle-giate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Coach Hill’s teams have advanced to the SCAC final in each of the years of his post. The Tigers won the 2012-13 SCAC Championship, and advanced to the NCAA Division III Playoffs. Trinity finished the season with a 23-5 overall record (15-0 in conference play), which gave Coach Hill the most wins by a first-year Trinity head coach. The Tigers also posted a 17-game winning streak, tying the school record. For his efforts, Coach Hill was elected SCAC Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year. Before joining the Trinity staff, Coach Hill guided Ursuline Acad-emy of Dallas, Texas, to the 2012 Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) Girls Basketball Class 5A Championship. He was in charge of the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams at Ursuline. Coach Hill began his coaching ca-

reer as an assistant men’s coach at Fordham (NY) University from 2000-2003. He was the director of player development for the University of Kentucky, from 2003-2006. The Wildcats captured the Southeastern Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Division I Elite 8 during his tenure. Coach Hill also was the assistant coach for the Seattle Su-perSonics Summer League, and the head coach for the United States Basketball Academy. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communication from Trinity in 1999. Coach Hill played for the Tigers from 1996-1999. He received All-SCAC honors in two of his three seasons with the team. Coach Hill helped lead Trinity to the 1998 SCAC Championship, garnering the Tigers first appear-ance in the NCAA Division Playoffs. Coach Hill gained professional playing experience for two years in Europe, following graduation from Trinity. He played for Ulm, Germany, in the Euro League Division 2; and for Treviso, Italy, in the Nike Sum-mer Pro League. Coach Hill and his wife, Colleen, are the parents of two sons, Cole and Chase.

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00 Natalie Dewitte G SR 5-7 Houston, TX / Clear Lake10 Ashley Alexander G SR 5-5 Spring, TX / Klein11 Caitlin Barrett G SR 5-5 Southlake, TX / Southlake Carroll12 Grace Horn G JR 5-5 Plano, TX / Plano West14 Rebecca Gordon G SO 5-7 Southlake, TX / Carroll15 Bryony Harris F SR 5-11 Dallas, TX / Ursuline Academy20 Monica Holguin G JR 5-9 El Paso, TX / Coronado21 Alex Duncan G FY 5-4 Wimberley, TX / Wimberley24 Rachel Chavez G FY 5-6 El Paso, TX / Coronado32 Kelsi Ballard F FY 5-10 Dripping Springs, TX / Dripping Springs33 Kate Irvin F/C SO 6-1 Ft. Worth, TX / Paschal34 Mollie Hughes F SO 5-11 Abilene, TX / Notre Dame Preparatory35 Elizabeth Balido G SR 5-10 Dallas, TX / Ursuline Academy40 Anecia Richardson F/C SR 5-10 Mesquite, TX / Ursuline Academy44 Allison Staley G/F JR 5-9 Plano, TX / Plano West54 Emily Reed C FY 5-11 Flower Mound, TX / Marcus

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2014-15 RESULTS (22-6, 11-3 SCAC)11/15/14 at George Fox L 40-63 11/16/14 vs Linfield L 52-66 11/22/14 at Hardin-Simmons W 62-57 12/01/14 at Concordia (TX) W 81-59 12/05/14 at Chapman W 64-60 12/06/14 at Redlands W 59-52 12/19/14 NORTH PARK W 59-54 12/20/14 MANCHESTER W 65-53 12/28/14 MCMURRY W 63-47 12/30/14 UW-EAU CLAIRE W 60-46 01/03/15 at Texas-Dallas W 57-52 01/09/15 at Austin College* W 64-48 01/10/15 at Dallas* W 66-58 01/16/15 SOUTHWESTERN* L 49-50 01/17/15 TEXAS LUTHERAN* W 65-62 01/20/15 at Schreiner* W 58-45 01/23/15 CENTENARY* W 86-35 01/24/15 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 76-43 01/30/15 at Centenary* W 100-33 01/31/15 at Colorado College* W 60-35 02/06/15 at Southwestern* L 52-61 02/07/15 at Texas Lutheran* L 55-61 02/13/15 AUSTIN COLLEGE* W 74-68 02/14/15 DALLAS* W 66-39 02/21/15 SCHREINER* W 61-50 02/27/15 vs Austin College** W 63-56 02/28/15 vs Texas Lutheran** Wot 91-78 03/01/15 vs Southwestern** L 58-71

Player PPGAnecia Richardson 14.0Hannah Coley 11.1Lauren Splawn 9.0Monica Holguin 6.6Taylor Hollins 6.5

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Player FG%Anecia Richardson .552Taylor Hollins .500Rebecca Gordon .434Ashley Alexander .375Monica Holguin .364

Player 3FG%Rebecca Gordon .387Monica Holguin .354Allison Staley .341Lauren Splawn .318Caitlin Barrett .315

Player RPGAnecia Richardson 5.6Bryony Harris 5.4Taylor Hollins 4.7Hannah Coley 3.8Caitlin Barrett 2.6

Player STEALLauren Splawn 65Caitlin Barrett 44Bryony Harris 32Anecia Richardson 29Hannah Coley 25

Player BLOCKSAnecia Richardson 44Taylor Hollins 19Bryony Harris 18Mollie Hughes 13Hannah Coley 8

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Team Statistics TU OPP

SCORING 1806 1502





REBOUNDS 1043 1124


ASSISTS 402 311


TURNOVERS 396 538


STEALS 301 196


BLOCKS 122 56

Blocks/game 4.4 2.0


40 Anecia Richardson 25 51 44 29 393 14.0

03 Hannah Coley 63 36 8 25 221 11.1

24 Lauren Splawn 47 34 5 65 252 9.0

20 Monica Holguin 48 54 3 16 185 6.6

23 Taylor Hollins 15 42 19 21 182 6.5

11 Caitlin Barrett 81 29 1 44 166 5.9

14 Rebecca Gordon 9 5 1 15 78 3.5

35 Elizabeth Balido 9 19 3 11 75 3.4

44 Allison Staley 3 5 2 6 54 2.8

33 Kate Irvin 2 11 2 1 22 2.0

15 Bryony Harris 27 27 18 32 54 1.9

34 Mollie Hughes 6 13 13 7 43 1.9

00 Natalie Dewitte 3 5 0 2 12 1.7

10 Ashley Alexander 30 34 0 14 42 1.6

21 Maria Protic 2 6 3 5 17 1.4

12 Grace Horn 32 21 0 8 10 0.4



40 Anecia Richardson 138 250 .552 1 2 .500 116 154 .753 48 109 157 5.6

03 Hannah Coley 73 211 .346 40 132 .303 35 42 .833 5 71 76 3.8

24 Lauren Splawn 87 240 .363 55 173 .318 23 32 .719 14 58 72 2.6

20 Monica Holguin 63 173 .364 23 65 .354 36 55 .655 13 49 62 2.2

23 Taylor Hollins 80 160 .500 0 0 .000 22 49 .449 61 70 131 4.7

11 Caitlin Barrett 52 158 .329 39 124 .315 23 33 .697 17 56 73 2.6

14 Rebecca Gordon 23 53 .434 12 31 .387 20 22 .909 5 11 16 0.7

35 Elizabeth Balido 27 97 .278 9 46 .196 12 17 .706 10 53 63 2.9

44 Allison Staley 18 54 .333 15 44 .341 3 5 .600 3 15 18 0.9

33 Kate Irvin 11 22 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 6 11 17 1.5

15 Bryony Harris 23 66 .348 0 0 .000 8 21 .381 52 98 150 5.4

34 Mollie Hughes 16 65 .246 1 8 .125 10 15 .667 25 29 54 2.3

00 Natalie Dewitte 4 17 .235 2 9 .222 2 2 1.000 2 7 9 1.3

10 Ashley Alexander 15 40 .375 0 1 .000 12 33 .364 5 19 24 0.9

21 Maria Protic 8 18 .444 0 1 .000 1 1 1.000 2 11 13 1.1

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2015 season preview

Fourth-year Trinity Head Women’s Basketball Coach Cameron Hill will have a veteran team to work with when the Tigers open their 2015-16 campaign November 14 at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas. Twelve returnees from the 2014-15 season, with seven players who were featured in the starting lineup, will provide leader-ship for the 2015-16 edition of the Tigers. Included in the expe-rienced group are five seniors. Trinity finished last season with a 22-6 overall record, and advanced to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship for the third straight time. “Retention of players has been a big advantage for us,” Coach Hill said. “Team chemistry is at the top of our list of strong points. The overall willingness to do what needs to be done to win games, and our preparation for the season has been good.” The Tigers clinched a share of the SCAC regular-season title, going 11-3 in conference play. Trinity defeated Austin College 63-56 in the first round of the SCAC Championship, held at the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas. Up next was a thrilling 91-78 overtime victory against Texas Lutheran University in the semifinals. Southwestern then beat the Tigers 71-58 to claim the conference title. Trinity entered the conference champion-ship game on a four-game winning streak. Earlier in the season, the Tigers had won 11 games in a row. Senior forward/center Anecia Richardson was elected to the All-SCAC First Team for the third consecutive year. The 2013-14 SCAC Player of the Year led the Tigers in scoring with a 14.0 points-per-game average. She also was the top rebounder (5.6 rebounds per game), the leader in blocked shots (44 total), and field goal percentage (.552). Additionally, Richardson paced the team in field goals made (138) and free throws made (116). Richardson was also named to the SCAC All-Tournament Team. Bryony Harris, a senior forward who averaged 5.4 rebounds per matchup, and accounted for 32 steals, will add to a strong defensive unit. The seniors corps also includes guard Cait-lin Barrett, who led the team in minutes and assists (81) last season. Barrett was elected to the All-SCAC Honorable Mention team. Guard Elizabeth Balido helped the Tigers in rebounding, despite dealing with injuries. Also returning is guard Natalie DeWitte. All will offer excellent leadership and court presence for the Tigers. Junior guard Monica Holguin was an All-SCAC Honorable Mention Team recipient. Holguin, who started nine games for the Tigers, shot over 35 percent in 3-point range, and shelled out 48 assists during the season. Joining Holguin as returning juniors are guards Grace Horn

and Ashley Alexander, and guard/forward Allison Staley. With one year experience on the floor, are three sophomores: guards, Rebecca Gordon, forward Mollie Hughes, and forward/center Kate Irvin. “The fans will see a pretty exciting brand of basketball,” Coach Hill said. “Offensively, we have a lot of weapons. Defensively, we are pretty versatile. We can do whatever we need to do, per the opponent we are playing.” Trinity outscored opponents 64.5 to 53.6 points per game. The Tigers averaged 37.2 rebounds, while opponents had a slight advantage of 40.1 per matchup. Trinity shot over 39 percent from the field, and 30.9 percent beyond the arc. Three seniors from last season graduated, including All-SCAC honorees Hannah Coley and Lauren Splawn, along with Taylor Hollins. In the course of the season, Coley broke the Tigers re-cord for most 3-pointers made in a career. But, Coley is not lost to the Tigers, as she is now a graduate assistant coach, while pursuing a master’s degree in accounting at Trinity. Joining the coaching staff on a full-time basis is Joe Shotland, a former Trinity men’s standout who earned his bachelor’s degree in 2014. He was a graduate assistant coach with the women’s program last year, while completing a master’s degree in teaching at Trinity. “We really have a high basketball IQ,” Coach Shotland said of the Tigers. “We have a lot of depth, and we are really versatile. There are players who can get up the floor and run, and that’s a huge advantage for us.” Joining the team are four newcomers: forward Kelsi Ballard, guards Rachel Chavez and Alex Duncan, and center Emily Reed. The first of 11 home games will take place November 16 against the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. The next night, Concordia (TX) University comes to campus. Trinity will com-pete in the Johns Hopkins (MD) tournament November 21-22. Included in the fall portion of the schedule are games at Houston Baptist University (December 2) and the University of the Incarnate Word (December 5). The first SCAC home game is slated for January 15, as Trinity hosts Texas Lutheran. The SCAC Championship is scheduled for February 26-28 at Shreveport, Louisiana, with Centenary College serving as the host. • Head Coach Camer-

on Hill is in his fourth year with the Trinity Tigers

• 12 players will be returning from the 2014-15 squad, including All-SCAC first team selection Anecia Richardson

• Five seniors will headline the 2015-16 team

• The team brings in four newcomers this year

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2014 review - all-conference

Taylor Dydalewicz Texas Lutheran Jr GJordan Owens Southwestern Sr FAnnie Bourne Southwestern Sr FAnecia Richardson Trinity Jr F/CHannah Coley Trinity Sr G

Danielle Davis Colorado College Jr FKristen Lye Texas Lutheran So G/FMarleyna Bustamante Dallas Sr GBrooke Hagemann Dallas Sr FErin Riley Austin College Sr G/F

Brianna Harvey Austin College Jr FKendall Heitmeier Austin College So FKali Vittallo Austin College Fy GBriana Edwards Centenary Jr FRebecca Thompson Centenary Jr FSammi Tso Dallas So GSabriyyah Fennell Schreiner So GValerie Logan Southwestern Sr GMadison Eschle Southwestern Sr FChelsey Stolle Texas Lutheran Sr PBianca Casas Texas Lutheran Sr GSavannah Hight Texas Lutheran So G/FMonica Holguin Trinity So GCaitlin Barrett Trinity Jr GLauren Splawn Trinity Sr G

Kelsie Jackson Schreiner Jr GMichelle DeCoud Dallas Fy FCourtney Tyus Colorado College Sr GKarisa Cantu Texas Lutheran Sr GChristina Kime Austin College Sr G

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AUSTIN COLLEGEMadison Aliff Olivia Bailey Olivia Cicci Katie Gowdy Brianna Harvey Kendall Heitmeier Christina Kime Meghan Lewis Kayla Linthicum Jenna Longo Erin Riley

CentenaryKelsey BurtrumHannah Kimbrough

Colorado Col.Christina Bowman Francesca Cendali Melissa Lacer Kali PlaceCourtney TyusKatie Waters Katie Wirth

DallasKatie BrowderJessica Foster Helen OnyesoHolly TonrySamantha TsoCaitlin Worry

SchreinerDanielle Cain Callie CarruthKaitlyn Goertz Sarah HuffmanKelsie Jackson Chris Jones Tyler Rambeau Codi SimmonsShaila Wolter

SouthwesternSara Cowan Madison Edwards Audrey Garcia Lauren Lasater Valerie Logan McKamie Place Cullen Severson Brianna Turney Renee Walker

TEXAS LUTHERANBianca CasasBailey Champion Caitlyn Cote Taylor Dydalewicz Tiffany Dziuk Eriana Garner Kristen Lye Olivia Marzullo Jasmine Sauceda Patricia Snow Chelsey Stolle

TRINITYHannah ColeyRebecca Gordon Bryony Harris Monica Holguin Taylor Hollins Grace Horn Mollie HughesMaria Protic Lauren Splawn

SCAC - ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL d3hoops.com - ALL south region

southwestern F Annie Bourne Third Team

texas lutheranF Taylor Dydalewicz Second Team

diii news - all american

texas lutheranF Taylor Dydalewicz Honorable Mention

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SCAC - Players of the week

November 17 - week 1 Erin Riley Austin College

November 24 - week 2Taylor Dydalewicz Texas Lutheran

December 1 - week 3 Jordan Owens Southwestern

december 8 - week 4 Anecia Richardson Trinity

december 15 - week 5Annie Bourne Southwestern

december 22 - week 6Hannah Coley Trinity

January 5 - week 7Katie Waters Colorado College January 12 - week 8Anecia Richardson Trinity

January 19 - week 9Michelle DeCoud Dallas

january 26 - week 10Taylor Dydalewicz Texas Lutheran

february 2 - week 11Karisa Cantu Texas Lutheran

february 9 - week 12Annie Bourne Southwestern

february 16 - week 13Kelsie Jackson Schreiner

february 23 - week 14Taylor Dydalewicz Texas Lutheran

scac - sportsmanship teamOlivia Cicci So Austin CollegeLindsey Bruce Jr CentenaryCourtney Tyus Sr Colorado CollegeSammi Tso So DallasSarah Huffman Jr SchreinerMcKamie Place Sr SouthwesternSavannah Hight So Texas Lutheran Lauren Splawn Sr Trinity

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TEAM G PTS AVG/GAME1. Texas Lutheran 25 1822 72.9

2. Dallas 26 1855 71.3

3. Southwestern 28 1852 66.1

4. Austin College 26 1707 65.7

5. Trinity 28 1806 64.5

6. Colorado College 25 1544 61.8

7. Schreiner 26 1530 58.8

8. Centenary 24 1237 51.5

SCORING OFFENSETEAM G FGM FGA %1. Southwestern 28 668 1644 .406

2. Austin College 26 599 1500 .399

3. Trinity 28 641 162 .393

4. Texas Lutheran 25 602 1550 .388

5. Colorado College 25 562 1470 .382

6. Dallas 26 639 1684 .379

7. Schreiner 26 527 1486 .355

8. Centenary 24 433 1386 .312

field goal percentage

TEAM GP GOALS AVG/GAME1. Texas Lutheran 25 384 15.4



4. Trinity 28 402 14.4


6. Dallas 26 319 12.3

7. Schreiner 26 239 9.2

8. Centenary 24 193 8.0

assistsTEAM GP REB AVG/GAME1. Southwestern 28 1174 41.9

2. Texas Lutheran 25 1048 41.9

3. Centenary 24 971 40.5

4. Dallas 26 1051 40.4


6. Trinity 28 1043 37.2

7. Schreiner 26 965 37.1


REBOUNds

TEAM GP BLOCKS AVG/GAME1. Texas Lutheran 25 146 5.8

2. Trinity 28 122 4.4

3. Centenary 24 83 3.5



6. Dallas 26 60 2.3


8. Schreiner 26 24 0.9

BLOCKED SHOTSTEAM GP SAVES AVG/GAME1. Dallas 26 294 11.3

2. Trinity 28 301 10.8

3. Texas Lutheran 25 246 9.8

4. Schreiner 26 218 8.4



7. Centenary 24 141 5.9


steals

TEAM SUMMARIES GP PF PA AVG SCORE +/- FG FGA % 3FG FGA % FT FTA % REBF REBA +/-AUSTIN COLLEGE 26 1707 1695 65.7-65.2 +0.5 599 1500 .399 177 534 .331 332 449 .739 961 1032 -2.7

CENTENARY 24 1237 1938 51.5-80.8 -29.2 433 1386 .312 73 307 .238 298 514 .580 971 1163 -8.0

COLORADO COLLEGE 25 1544 1868 61.8-74.7 -13.0 562 1470 .382 74 303 .244 346 502 .689 995 1025 -1.2

DALLAS 26 1855 1726 71.3-66.4 +5.0 639 1684 .379 138 404 .342 438 618 .709 1051 1026 +1.0

SCHREINER 26 1530 1615 58.8-62.1 -3.3 527 1486 .355 146 529 .276 330 534 .618 965 1053 -3.4

SOUTHWESTERN 28 1852 1848 66.1-66.0 +0.1 668 1644 .406 176 549 .321 340 464 .733 1174 1087 +3.1

TEXAS LUTHERAN 25 1822 1677 72.9-67.1 +5.8 602 1550 .388 143 446 .321 475 674 .705 1048 1043 +0.2

TRINITY 28 1806 1502 64.5-53.6 +10.9 641 1632 .393 198 641 .309 326 489 .667 1043 1124 -2.9

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NAME-SCHOOL GP POINTS PPGTaylor Dydalewicz - TLU 23 403 17.5

Jordan Owens - SU 28 472 16.9

Danielle Davis - COLO 25 362 14.5

Anecia Richardson - TU 28 393 14.0

Christina Kime - AC 26 341 13.1

Points per gameNAME-SCHOOL GP REBOUNDS RPGAnnie Bourne - SU 28 356 12.7

Briana Edwards - CENT 24 271 11.3

Michelle DeCoud - UD 26 205 7.9

Kristen Lye - TLU 23 170 7.4

Kelsie Jackson - SCH 26 181 7.0

rebounds per game

NAME-SCHOOL GP ASSISTS APGCourtney Tyus - COLO 23 128 5.6

Valerie Logan - SU 28 131 4.7

Karisa Cantu - TLU 25 108 4.3

Christina Kime - AC 26 112 4.3

Bianca Casas - TLU 25 75 3.0

assists per gameNAME-SCHOOL FGM FGA FG%Anecia Richardson - TU 138 250 .552

Annie Bourne - SU 128 255 .502

Danielle Davis - COLO 147 314 .468

Michelle DeCoud - UD 116 249 .466

Taylor Dydalewicz - TLU 130 297 .438

field goal percentage

NAME-SCHOOL FGM FGA 3FG%Sammi Tso - UD 49 113 .434

Erin Riley - AC 56 145 .386

Christina Kime - AC 42 121 .347

Audrey Garcia - SU 40 119 .336

Lauren Splawn - TU 55 173 .318

3pt field goal percentageNAME-SCHOOL FTM FTA FT%Christina Kime - AC 93 104 .894

Brianna Harvey - AC 68 79 .861

Jordan Owens - SU 108 135 .800

Taylor Dydalewicz - TLU 116 146 .795

Katie Waters - COLO 67 85 .788

free throw percentage

NAME-SCHOOL GP BLOCKS BPGChelsey Stolle - TLU 25 82 3.3

Briana Edwards - CENT 24 52 2.2

Anecia Richardson - TU 28 44 1.6

Chrissy Ray - AC 26 29 1.1

Jordan Owens - SU 28 23 0.8

blocksNAME-SCHOOL GP STEALS SPGCourtney Tyus - COLO 23 55 2.4

Lauren Splawn - TU 28 65 2.3

Karisa Cantu - TLU 25 54 2.2

Marleyna Bustamante - UD 26 56 2.2

Savannah Hight - TLU 25 51 2.0

steals

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team - Free throw attemptsNational Leader: Albertus Magnus................................. 6424. Texas Lutheran.............................................................................. 7846. Centenary....................................................................................... 760

team - free throws madeNational Leader: Albertus Magnus................................. 6423. Texas Lutheran............................................................................. 55910. Centenary....................................................................................... 523

team - three point fg defenseNational Leader: MIT....................................................... 27.58. Dallas............................................................................................... 29.219. Southwestern............................................................................... 29.9

individual - Assist Turnover ratioNational Leader: Tyreek Peeples, Keystone................... 3.915. Matt Jones, Trinity...................................................................... 3.33

individual - Free Throw ATTEMPTSNational Leader: Jay Howard, Catholic............................ 2578. James Sapp, Centenary............................................................. 219

individual - free throws madeNational Leader: Jammal Coleman, Medaille................. 20312. James Sapp, Centenary............................................................. 165

individual - total 3-pt fg madeNational Leader: Jack Taylor, Grinnell............................. 12625. Jordan Kouremetis, Texas Lutheran........................................ 79

2014 review - ncaa statistical leaders

team - three point fg%National Leader: St. Norbert........................................... 42.912. Dallas.............................................................................................. 40.6

team - turnover marginNational Leader: Pine Manor............................................. 9.618. Centenary........................................................................................ 4.0

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schreiner university37 (1)

trinity university46 (5)

colorado college17

southwestern university22

texas lutheran university42 (1)

austin college29 (1)

university of dallas24

centenary college7

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Documents

2015 SCAC Women's Basketball Media Guide