s3.amazonaws.com · 2. GoZips.comZipsWBB. AKRON WOMEN ’ S BASKETNALL. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Follow Akron women’s basketball on the official web site of UA Athletics, . The site offers

DIANDRA GIBSON

ANITA BROWN

MEGAN BARILLAHANNAH PLYBON

GoZips.com/ZipsWBB2

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Follow Akron women’s basketball on the official web site of UA Athletics, www.GoZips.com. The site offers everything for the Zips fan, media member, and recruit. From the latest results, recaps and statistics to previews and press releases. Updated daily, the newly-redesigned www.GoZips.com also provides ticket information and UA apparel. If it’s happening in Zips Athletics, it’s happening on . . .

www.GoZips.com

The publication was designed, written, and edited by Sean Palchick, with editorial assistance from Dallas Moyer, Cathy Bongiovi. Cover design and layout by Jessica Atsas. Photography by John Ashley, Ernie Aranyosi, and Jeff Harwell.

Credits

COACHING STAFF

Table of Contents ...................................................................................................... 2Directions to Campus ............................................................................................... 3Athletics Communications ........................................................................................ 3Quick Facts ................................................................................................................ 4Media Information ................................................................................................... 5Roster Information ................................................................................................... 6Radio/Television Chart .............................................................................................. 72015-16 Schedule .................................................................................................... 8Series Records vs. 2015-16 Opponents ...............................................................9-112014-15 Season Review ................................................................................... 12-14

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jodi Kest ....................................................................................... 16-18Associate Head Coach Melissa Jackson ..................................................................19Assistant Coach Sam Pierce ....................................................................................20Assistant Coach Preston Reid ..................................................................................20Support Staff ...........................................................................................................21Akron Zips by Class .................................................................................................22

MEET THE 2015 AKRON ZIPS Meet the Zips .................................................................................................... 24-36

THIS IS AKRON BASKETBALL James A. Rhodes Arena .................................................................................... 38-39Mid-American Conference Schedule ......................................................................40

AKRON HISTORY All-Time Series History ............................................................................................42All-Time Annual Team Statistics/Coaching Records .................................................43All-Time Letterwinners ............................................................................................44Team Records ..........................................................................................................45Individual Records ............................................................................................ 46-48Akron Hall of Fame .................................................................................................49Margins of Victory/Defeat .......................................................................................49All-Time Honors ......................................................................................................50Annual Leaders ................................................................................................. 51-53Overtime/100-Point Games ....................................................................................53Team Awards ...........................................................................................................54Postseason History ........................................................................................... 55-60

AKRON RESULTS Year-By-Year Results .......................................................................................... 62-68

2015-16 WOMEN ’S’BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

3#RiZeUP!#ZipsGameday

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

CONTACT INFOExternal Relations Office Phone: (330) 972-7468External Relations/Athletics Comm. Fax: (330) 374-8844InfoCision Stadium Press Box Phone: (330) 374-2913Athletics Ticket Office: 1-888-99-AKRONAthletics Dept. Phone: (330) 972-7080Athletics Department Fax: (330) 972-5473Athletics Web Site: GoZips.comMid-American Conference Office Phone: (216) 566-4622MAC Office Fax: (216) 858-9622MAC Web Site: www.MAC-Sports.com

DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUSBelow are directions to the UA campus and InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field (building #99 on the campus map on page 4).

From Rt. 8 North: Exit Buchtel Avenue. Go straight through traffic light. Turn right on Carroll Street at the next traffic light. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is to your left. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at this intersection (Carroll Street/Spicer Street).

From I-77 North, Rt. 8 North, I-76 West: Take 77 North/76 West to Route 8 North. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel Ave.). Turn left at the stop light. The second traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is to your left. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at this intersection.

From Route 8 South: Follow 76 East/77 South to the Route 8 North/Cuyahoga Falls exit. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel Ave.). Turn left at the stop light. The second traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is to your left. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at this intersection.

From I-76 East/I-77 South: Follow 76 East/77 South to the Route 8 North/Cuyahoga Falls exit. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel). Turn left at the stop light. The sec-ond traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is to your left. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at this intersection.

From the west on Market Street: Take Market to Union Street and follow Union Street to Buchtel Avenue. At Buchtel turn left and go to the first traffic light. Turn right at the light onto Spicer Street. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is straight ahead. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at the corner of Carroll and Spicer Streets.

From the west on Exchange Street: Take Exchange to Spicer Street and turn left. InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field is to your left. Gameday media parking is in Lot 1 at the Carroll and Spicer Streets.

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSRhodes Arena • Suite 83 • Akron, OH 44325-5201

}}}}

CATHY

BONGIOVIAssistant AD for Communications E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-6106 • Cell: (267) 326-5400Contact for Football

}}}}

SEAN

PALCHICKAssociate Director for Communications E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-2677 • Cell: (440) 567-3992Contact for Men’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, XC/Track & Field

}}}}

JONATHAN

PLATTENGraduate Assistant for Communications E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-6584 • Cell: (216) 973-4181Contact for Women’s Soccer, Rifle, Swimming & Diving, Softball

}}}}

CHELSEA

ANDORKAGraduate Assistant for Communications E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-7171 • Cell: (330) 844-6305 Contact for Volleyball, Tennis, XC/Track & Field [secondary contact]

}}}}

BRIAN

DENNISONAssistant Director for Communications [Basketball Contact]E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-6292 • Cell: (330) 571-4145Contact for Men’s Basketball, Men’s & Women’s Golf

DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS | ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

GoZips.com/ZipsWBB4

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRONLocation Akron, Ohio (44325)Population 200,000 (fifth largest in Ohio)Founded 1870 (as Buchtel College)Enrollment 26,000Nickname ZipsSchool Colors Blue (PMS 282) and Gold (PMS 871)Affiliation NCAA Division IConference Mid-American (East Division)President Dr. Scott L. ScarboroughDirector of Athletics Larry WilliamsFaculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Deborah OwensSr. Associate AD/SWA/WBB Administrator Mary Lu GribschawSr. Associate AD/Development and Marketing George Van HorneAthletics Department Phone (330) 972-7080Ticket Office Phone 1-888-99-AKRON

JAMES A. RHODES ARENAHome Facility: James A. Rhodes Arena Rhodes Arena Capacity: 5,500 Rhodes Arena Press Row Phone: (330) 374-8771

PROGRAM HISTORYSeasons of Basketball: Entering 42ndFirst Season of Basketball: 1974-75Seasons of Division I Basketball: Entering 33rdFirst Season of Division I Basketball: 1983-84All-Time Record: 415-699 (.373)All-Time Division I Record: 326-588 (.357)MAC Record: 127-257 (.331)NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1 (2014)WNIT Appearances: 3 (1999, 2013, 2015)WBI Appearances: 1 (2010)

2014-15 REVIEW Overall Home Away Neutral2014-15 Record 22-9 13-2 7-6 2-12014-15 MAC Record 12-6 7-2 5-4 0-0

MAC Tournament Results: Quarterfinals vs. Eastern Michigan, L, 66-95Postseason Results: WNIT at Kansas State, L, 68-86

2015-16 ROSTER BREAKDOWN Starters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 12/4Newcomers 2

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Jodi Kest 10th SeasonAlma Mater Slippery Rock, 1984Record at Akron (Yrs.) 142-139 (.505) (9)Career Record/Pct. (Yrs.) 368-291 (.558) (23)Associate Head CoachMelissa Jackson (Richmond, 2004) Eighth SeasonAssistant CoachesSam Pierce (Slippery Rock, 2002) Second SeasonPreston Reid (Ball State, 2011) Fourth SeasonDirector of Basketball OperationsCandace Smith (Central Michigan, 2008) Eighth SeasonGraduate Manager/Video CoordinatorJared Roane (Akron, 2011) Second SeasonGraduate ManagerChelsie Butler (Marquette, 2015) First Season

SOCIAL MEDIAWeb Site GoZips.com/ZipsWBBTwitter @ZipsWBBFacebook /ZipsWBBInstagram /ZipsWBB

AKRON ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSSean Palchick/Women’s Basketball SID E-mail [email protected] Office Phone (330) 972-2677 Mobile Phone (440) 567-3992Cathy Bongiovi, Assistant AD for Athletics Communications E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone (330) 972-6106 Mobile Phone (267) 326-5400Mailing Address 373 Carroll Street, Suite 83 Akron, OH 44325-5201Office Fax (330) 374-8844Web Site GoZips.comTwitter @AkronZipsFacebook /AkronZipsYouTube /ZipsAthletics

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE CONTACTSDr. Jon Steinbrecher, CommissionerMartin Kluk, Associate Director of Media Relations/Men’s Soccer Contact E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone (216) 566-4622 ext. 319 Office Fax (216) 858-9622 Twitter @MKlukMACMailing Address 24 Public Square, 15th Floor Cleveland, OH 44113Web Site MAC-Sports.com

QUICK FACTS



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

LOCAL MEDIA OUTLETSWIRE SERVICEColumbus AP Bureau ..................................Web site: www.ap.org 614-885-2727 .................................................. Fax: 614-885-3248 1103 Schrock Rd., Suite 300 | Columbus, OH 43229

Cleveland AP Bureau 216-771-2172 .................................................. Fax: 216-771-4218 815 Superior Ave., Suite 1203 | Cleveland, OH 44114-2768 Sports Writer: Tom Withers .......................E-mail: [email protected]

DAILY NEWSPAPERSAkron Beacon Journal 330-996-3800 ............................................ Fax: 330-996-3629 44 East Exchange | Akron, OH 44328 Sports Editor: Scot Fagerstrom ............ E-Mail: [email protected] Beat Writer: George M. Thomas ..............E-Mail: [email protected]

Cleveland Plain Dealer 216-999-4370 ............................................Fax: 216-999-6276 1801 Superior Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44114 Sports Editor: Roy Hewitt College Sports Editor: David Campbell E-Mail: [email protected] Beat Writer: Elton Alexander ........ E-Mail: [email protected]

Canton Repository 330-580-8494 ........................................... Fax: 330-454-5745 500 Market Avenue | Canton, OH 44702 Sports Editor: Chris Beaven (x8345) ....E-Mail: [email protected] Sports Writer: Mike Popovich .E-Mail: [email protected]

The Buchtelite (student) 330-972-7459 ................................................ Fax: 330-972-7810 Student Union, Room 55-LL | Akron, OH 44325 E-Mail: [email protected]

TELEVISIONWEWS-TV 5 (ABC) ......................... Sports Director: Andy Baskin 216-431-3700 ..........................................Fax: 216-431-3666 3001 Euclid Ave | Cleveland, OH 44115 WJW-TV 8 (FOX) .............................Sports Director: John Telich 216-432-4247 ..........................................Fax: 216-391-9559 800 S. Marginal Road | Cleveland, OH 44103 WKYC-TV 3 (NBC) ........................Sports Director: Jim Donovan 216-344-3333 ..........................................Fax: 216-344-3314 1403 E. 6th Street | Cleveland, OH 44114 Sports Producer: Jeff Yakawiak (x7417)

WOIO-TV 19 (CBS) .......................Sports Director: Tony Zarrella 216-771-1943 ..........................................Fax: 216-436-5460 1717 E. 12th Street | Cleveland, OH 44114 RADIOWAKR-1590 AM (WONE-FM, WQMX-FM) ....Web site: www.wakr.net 330-869-9800 ..........................................Fax: 330-869-9750 1795 West Market Street | Akron, OH 44313 News Director: Ed Esposito

ESPN-990 AM (WTIG)....................Program Director: Ray Jeske 330-837-9900 ..........................................Fax: 330-837-9844 P.O. Box 608 | Massillon, OH 44647 WZIP-88.1 FM (student) ......Web site: www3.uakron.edu/wzip/ 30-972-7105 ..............................................Fax: 330-972-5521 302 E. Buchtel Ave. #1004 | Akron, OH 44325 General Manager: Tom Beck

WHK-1220 AM, WHKW-1440 AM ... Program Director: Tim Vaughn 1-888-285-9640 .......................................Fax: 216-901-1104 4 Summit Park Drive #150 | Independence, OH 44131

WNIR-100 FM............................ Sports Reporter: Steve French 330-673-2331 ..........................................Fax: 330-673-0301 P.O. Box 2170 | Akron, OH 44309

WKNR-850 AM ..................Web site: www.espncleveland.com 440-838-1220 ..........................................Fax: 440-526-1993 9446 Broadview Road | Cleveland, OH 44147

WTAM-1100 AM (WMJI-105.7 FM) Sports Director: Mike Snyder 216-642-4636 ..........................................Fax: 216-901-8133 6200 Oak Tree Blvd | Independence, OH 44131

WHBC-1480 AM .............................. Web site: www.whbc.com 330-456-7166 ..........................................Fax: 330-456-7199 P.O. Box 9917 | Canton, OH 44711 Sports Director: Jim Johnson

ABOUT THE AKRON-IMG SPORTS NETWORK

The Akron-IMG Sports Network broadcasts University of Akron football games, men’s soccer matches and men’s and women’s basketball games throughout northeast Ohio and worldwide via the Internet (iHeartRadio.com).

SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF) in Akron will once again serve as the flagship station for the Akron-IMG Sports Network, providing the sounds of the Zips in action to alumni and fans in Summit County and the surrounding area. Zips football can also be heard on 1420 WHK in Cleveland and 1440 WHKZ in Warren/Youngstown.

Each football broadcast begins 60 minutes prior to kick-off. All football games will be carried on GoZips.com, in addition to being broadcast live on SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF).

Zips Live, the one-hour, weekly radio show featuring University of Akron coaches and student-athletes will once again be carried by Akron-IMG Sports Network flagship WARF beginning at 7 p.m. ET. Visit GoZips.com/broadcasts/index for a complete schedule of airtimes.

ON-AIR TALENTVeteran announcer Bill Morgan returns to

the mic for his ninth season calling the play-by-play action of Akron women’s basketball. Morgan also hosts the weekly Zips Live show, featuring University of Akron coaches and athletes on the Akron-IMG Sports Network.

Morgan’s extensive play-by-play background is highlighted by calling numerous Ohio high school state tournament basketball, football, baseball, and softball games. Morgan is the Sports Director

at WJER AM-FM in New Philadelphia-Dover and is a voting member of the Associated Press’ Ohio high school basketball and football polls.

Morgan has been married for 20 years to Donna, a registered nurse at Union Hospital in Dover. Bill and Donna are the proud parents of Spencer and Kayla.

CONTACT INFOPlay-By-Play: ..................................... Bill Morgan [[email protected]]

www.sportsradio1350.com 330-836-4700 ................Fax: 330-836-53217755 Freedom Ave. | North Canton, Ohio 44720Program Director: Keith Kennedy

AKRON-IMG SPORTS NETWORK

GoZips.com/ZipsWBB6

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

NUMERICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School) 1 Alli Ball F 6-1 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Principia)2 Megan Barilla G 5-10 Sr. Fairview Park, Ohio (Magnificat)11 Megan Sefcik G 5-10 Fr. (R) Austintown, Ohio (Austintown Fitch)12 Lauren Hung G 5-8 So. Waterford, Mich. (Waterford Mott)14 Greta Burry F 6-1 So. Lakewood, Ohio (St. Joseph Academy)15 Anita Brown G 5-8 Sr. Warren, Ohio (Harding)20 Kaitlyn Flowers G 5-5 So. Lompoc, Calif. (St. Joseph)21 Hannah Scipio G 5-4 Jr. New Albany, Ohio (New Albany)22 Hannah Plybon G 5-9 Jr. Orrville, Ohio (Orrville)23 DiAndra Gibson F 5-11 Sr. Ravenna, Ohio (Ravenna)24 Alex Ricketts G 5-11 Jr. Mercer, Pa. (Kennedy Catholic)34 Fredniqua Walker F 6-1 Fr. Cleveland, Ohio (Shaw)35 Lilli Piper G 5-10 Fr. Norton, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)40 Sophia Simone F 5-11 Jr. Silver Lake, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)

Head Coach: Jodi Kest (10th Season)Associate Head Coach: Melissa Jackson (Eighth Season)Assistant Coaches: Sam Pierce (Second Season) and Preston Reid (Fourth Season)Director of Operations: Candace Smith (Eighth Season)Graduate Manager/Video Coordinator: Jared Roane (Second Season)Graduate Manager: Kelsie Butler (First Season)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEMegan Barilla - Buh-RILL-uh

Hannah Plybon - Ply-binHannah Scipio - SIP-ee-ohMegan Sefcik - Seff-check

Fredniqua Walker - Fred-nee-qua

2015-16 AKRON ZIPS

2015-16 Akron Zips (Seated L to R): Front row: Megan Sefcik, Hannah Plybon, Alex Ricketts, Hannah Scipio, Megan Barilla, Anita Brown, DiAndra Gibson, Greta Burry, Alli Ball, Lilli Piper and Kaitlyn Flowers. Back Row (L-R): Head coach Jodi Kest, associate head coach Melissa Jackson, director of operations Candace Smith, manager Kasey Monda, manager Tyler Horton, Fred-niqua Walker, Sophia Simone, Lauren Hung, athletic trainer Mark Lake, strength and conditioning coach Mike Bayat, graduate manager Jared Roane, assistant coach Preston Reid, graduate manager Chelsie Butler and assistant coach Sam Pierce.

ALPHABETICALNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. 1 Alli Ball F 6-1 So. 2 Megan Barilla G 5-10 Sr. 15 Anita Brown G 5-8 Sr. 14 Greta Burry F 6-1 So. 20 Kaitlyn Flowers G 5-5 So. 23 DiAndra Gibson F 5-11 Sr. 12 Lauren Hung G 5-8 So. 35 Lilli Piper G 5-10 Fr. 22 Hannah Plybon G 5-9 Jr. 24 Alex Ricketts G 5-11 Jr. 21 Hannah Scipio G 5-4 Jr. 11 Megan Sefcik G 5-10 Fr. (R) 40 Sophia Simone F 5-11 Jr.34 Fredniqua Walker F 6-1 Fr.

BY CLASSSeniors: Megan Barilla, Anita Brown and DiAndra GibsonJuniors: Hannah Plybon, Alex Ricketts, Hannah Scipio and Sophia SimoneSophomores: Alli Ball, Greta Burry, Kaitlyn Flowers and Lauren HungFreshmen: Lilli Piper, Megan Sefcik and Freniqua Walker



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Jodi KestHead Coach10th Season

Slippery Rock, 1984

Melissa JacksonAssociate Head Coach

Eighth SeasonRichmond, 2004

Sam PierceAssistant CoachSecond Season

Slippery Rock, 2002

Preston ReidAssistant CoachFourth Season

Ball State, 2011

Candace SmithDirector of Operations

Eighth SeasonCentral Michigan, 2008

2015-16 AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER TV/RADIO SPOTTING CHART

Alli Ball6-1 • Sophomore • F

St. Louis, Mo. (Principia)

Megan Barilla5-10 • Senior • G

Fairview Park, Ohio (Magnificat)

Megan Sefcik5-10 • Freshman (R) • G

Austintown, Ohio (Austintown Fitch)

Lauren Hung5-8 • Sophomore • G

Waterford, Mich. (Waterford Mott)

Greta Burry6-1 • Sophomore • F

Lakewood, Ohio (St. Joseph Academy)

1 2 11 12 14

Anita Brown5-8 • Senior • G

Warren, Ohio (Warren Harding)

Kaitlyn Flowers5-5• Sophomore • G

Lompoc, Calif. (St. Joseph)

Hannah Scipio5-4 •Junior • G

New Albany, Ohio (New Albany)

Hannah Plybon5-9 • Junior • G

Orrville, Ohio (Orrville)

DiAndra Gibson5-11 • Senior • F

Ravenna, Ohio (Ravenna)

15 20 21 22 23

Alex Ricketts5-11 • Junior • G

Mercer, Pa. (Kennedy Catholic)

Fredniqua Walker6-1 • Freshman • F

Cleveland, Ohio (Shaw)

Lilli Piper5-10 • Freshman • G

Norton, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)

Sophia Simone5-11 • Junior • F

Silver Lake, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)

24 34 35 40

Jodi KestHead Coach10th Season

Slippery Rock, 1984

Melissa JacksonAssociate Head Coach

Eighth SeasonRichmond, 2004

Sam PierceAssistant CoachSecond Season

Slippery Rock, 2002

Preston ReidAssistant CoachFourth Season

Ball State, 2011

Candace SmithDirector of Operations

Eighth SeasonCentral Michigan, 2008

HC AHS AC AC OPS

GoZips.com/ZipsWBB8

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

2015-16 AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Site Venue Time (ET)Sun., Nov. 8 CLARION # AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 2 p.m.Fri., Nov. 13 at Florida Atlantic Boca Raton, Fla. FAU Arena 7 p.m.Fri., Nov. 20 WINTHROP (1) AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 10:30 a.m.Sat., Nov. 21 FLORIDA GULF COAST (1) AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 3:30 p.m.Fri., Nov. 27 vs. Northern Colorado (2) San Diego, Calif. Jenny Craig Pavilion 5 p.m.Sat., Nov. 28 at San Diego (2) San Diego, Calif. Jenny Craig Pavilion 7 p.m.Wed., Dec. 2 ROCHESTER COLLEGE AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 6 p.m.Sat., Dec. 5 CENTRAL FLORIDA AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 1 p.m.Wed., Dec. 9 at Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. Athletics-Recreation Center 8 p.m.Sun., Dec. 13 vs. Northern Iowa Moline, Ill. iWireless Center 2 p.m.Sat., Dec. 19 at Northern Kentucky Highland Heights, Ky. BB&T Arena 4:30 p.m.Mon., Dec. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 5 p.m.Wed., Jan. 6 at Eastern Michigan * Ypsilanti, Mich. Convocation Center 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 2 p.m.Wed., Jan. 13 at Bowling Green * Bowling Green, Ohio Stroh Center 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 16 at Buffalo * Buffalo N.Y. Alumni Arena 1 p.m.Wed., Jan. 20 TOLEDO * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 23 at Central Michigan * Mount Pleasant, Mich. McGuirk Arena 1 p.m.Wed, Jan. 27 at Ohio * Athens, Ohio Convocation Center 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 30 EASTERN MICHIGAN * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 2 p.m.Wed., Feb. 3 at Ball State * Muncie, Ind. John E. Worthen Arena 7 p.m.Sat., Feb. 6 MIAMI UNIVERSITY * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA TBASat., Feb. 13 at Western Michigan * Kalamazoo, Mich. University Arena 2 p.m.Wed., Feb. 17 KENT STATE * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 7 p.m.Sat., Feb. 20 OHIO * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 4 p.m.Wed., Feb. 24 at Miami University * Oxford, Ohio Millett Hall 7 p.m.Sat., Feb. 27 at Kent State * Kent, Ohio MAC Center 2 p.m.Wed., March 2 BUFFALO * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA 8 p.m.Sat., March 5 BOWLING GREEN * AKRON, OHIO JAMES A. RHODES ARENA TBA Mid-American Conference TournamentMon., March 7 MAC Opening Round Campus Sites - TBAWed., March 9 MAC Quarterfinals Cleveland, Ohio Quicken Loans Arena Fri., March 11 MAC Semifinal Cleveland, Ohio Quicken Loans Arena TBASat., March 12 MAC Championship Cleveland, Ohio Quicken Loans Arena TBA

All times are Eastern and subject to change# denotes exhibition match (1) denotes Akron Classic (Akron, Ohio) (2) denotes San Diego Tournament (San Diego, Calif.)* denotes Mid-American Conference game



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

12/19/05 H L 50-5812/16/06 A W 66-5812/21/07 H L 56-7412/20/08 A L 52-5812/5/09 H W 75-6312/16/10 A W 70-5612/18/11 H L 72-7812/20/12 A L 71-8012/29/13 H W 91-7512/29/14 A L 62075

NORTHERN ILLINOIS1/2/16 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 10-19 (.345)Date Site Result Score1/13/89 H L 49-762/10/89 A L 54-883/10/89 N L 64-711/11/90 A L 78-1082/9/90 H L 91-1121/12/91 H L 51-782/9/91 A L 62-791/13/92 A L 67-1012/8/92 H W 75-7211/5/98 H W 77-571/20/99 H W 62-473/6/01 N L 47-692/2/02 H L 42-632/15/03 A L 42-452/10/04 H W 43-421/22/05 A L 52-631/25/06 H L 65-751/20/07 A L 70-813/4/07 N L 59-692/3/08 H W 78-712/4/09 A L 66-732/6/10 H W 57-392/5/11 A W 72-431/25/12 H L 66-723/7/12 N L 60-611/16/13 A W 63-522/5/14 A W 71-672/19/14 H W 89-752/7/15 A L 56-62

EASTERN MICHIGAN1/6/16 - Ypsilanti, Mich.

1/30/16 - Akron, OhioSeries Record: 19-15 (.559)

Year Site Result Score2/12/82 A L 44-761/17/88 H W 79-5711/22/91 H L 61-791/13/93 A W 65-542/10/93 H L 60-6712/4/93 N W 77-631/5/94 A W 81-663/5/94 H W 69-621/7/95 A W 70-682/4/95 H W 79-661/6/96 A W 73-65

2/3/96 H W 85-751/29/97 A L 63-782/26/97 H W 73-642/5/98 A W 84-692/16/99 A L 71-991/15/00 A W 72-531/31/01 H L 58-891/16/02 A L 40-891/18/03 H L 42-621/7/04 A L 37-931/5/05 H L 58-942/4/06 A L 51-682/3/07 H W 69-532/12/08 A L 71-762/7/09 H W 71-571/3/0/10 A W 73-663/10/10 N W 72-461/22/11 H L 51-561/28/12 A L 46-912/6/13 H W 82-811/26/14 A W 101-791/10/15 H W 65-483/21/15 N L 66-95

CENTRAL MICHIGAN1/9/16 - Akron, Ohio

1/23/16 - Mount Pleasant, Mich.Series Record: 16-19 (.457)

Year Site Result Score12/18/82 H L 63-6412/6/89 H W 72-5912/29/90 A L 50-761/30/93 H L 50-802/27/93 A L 64-781/19/94 A L 53-612/19/94 H L (OT) 65-721/4/95 H W 81-663/4/95 A W 81-701/3/96 H W 76-623/2/96 A W 77-671/22/96 H W 86-661/8/98 A L 62-741/31/98 H W 64-631/6/99 A W 79-782/10/99 H W 75-522/12/00 H W 68-602/6/01 A W 75-582/6/02 H L 56-761/11/03 A L 68-802/18/04 H L (OT) 65-702/12/05 A L (OT) 77-782/11/06 H L 44-602/7/07 A L 69-811/29/08 H W 70-692/11/09 A L 57-783/11/09 N L 59-672/4/10 H W 62-551/29/11 A L 62-742/4/12 H W 97-871/26/13 A L 69-923/16/13 N L 68-86

NORTHERN IOWA12/13/15 - Moline, Ill.Series Record: 1-0 (1.00)

Date Site Result Score11/18/14 H W 82-73

NORTHERN KENTUCKY12/19/15 - Highland Hts., Ky.

Series Record: 1-1 (.500)Date Site Result Score12/10/82 A L (OT) 84-8911/15/14 H W 82-49

YOUNGSTOWN STATE12/21/15 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 15-39 (.278)Date Site Result Score2/12/75 A L 65-682/21/76 H W 75-652/3/77 H L 43-812/15/78 A L 42-5612/27/78 N L 52-962/13/79 H L 43-713/1/79 H L 43-673/6/80 A L 58-7612/16/80 H L 61-9311/27/81 N L 47-7012/17/81 H W 72-6411/28/82 N W 71-572/26/83 H W 82-6811/27/83 N L 56-741/7/84 A L 68-702/4/84 H L 65-8111/24/84 N L 59-631/5/85 H L 60-762/2/85 A L 72-9611/29/85 N L 72-751/4/86 A W 83-772/1/86 H W 67-571/3/87 H W 63-591/31/87 A L 70-721/9/88 A L 63-742/6/88 H L 57-781/7/89 H W 71-581/28/89 A L 62-791/6/90 A L 69-882/27/90 H L 59-6112/19/91 A L 43-651/21/92 H W 70-651/2/93 A L 64-7112/19/93 H L 60-6512/20/94 A W 59-5612/3/96 A L 58-8711/25/97 H L 58-7311/28/98 A L 77-8411/30/99 H L 64-7011/29/00 A L 61-8911/28/01 H L 47-7012/22/02 A L 59-6812/21/03 H W (2OT) 67-6212/5/04 A L 48-61

SERIES HISTORY VS. 2015-16 OPPONENTS

FLORIDA ATLANTIC11/13/15 - Boca Raton, Fla.

Series Record: 1-1 (.500)Date Site Result Score11/17/06 A L 77-8811/8/13 H W 98-69

WINTHROP11/20/15 - Akron, OhioSeries Record: 1-0 (1.000)


FLORIDA GULF COAST11/21/15 - Akron, Ohio

First Meeting

NORTHERN COLORADO11/27/15 - San Diego, Calif.

First Meeting

SAN DIEGO11/28/15 - San Diego, Calif.

First Meeting

ROCHESTER COLLEGE12/2/15 - Akron, OhioSeries Record: 1-0 (1.00)


CENTRAL FLORIDA (UCF)12/5/15 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 1-0 (1.000)Date Site Result Score12/17/14 A W 73-64

VALPARAISO12/9/15 - Valparaiso, Ind.

Series Record: 5-9 (.357)Date Site Result Score1/15/89 H W 60-472/12/89 A W 70-521/13/90 A W 82-742/11/90 H L 67-763/8/90 N L 80-811/27/91 H L 84-942/23/91 A L 67-1101/26/92 A L 77-1072/24/92 H L 62-1003/6/92 N L 65-8212/8/93 A L 76-8112/1/94 H W 71-6811/22/06 H L 49-5011/25/14 H W 100-65

GoZips.com/ZipsWBB10

AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L


1/9/14 H L 83-1093/15/14 N W 85-691/24/15 A W 74-72

BOWLING GREEN1/13/16 - Bowling Green, Ohio

3/5/16 - Akron, OhioSeries Record: 5-50 (.091)

Year Site Result Score2/10/79 H L 47-571/18/80 A L 48-661/16/81 H L 64-721/15/82 A L 50-842/12/84 A L 55-6812/30/85 H L 63-651/5/87 A L 63-8212/20/87 H L (2OT) 78-8011/30/88 A L 60-8811/25/89 H L 70-9512/15/90 A L 54-8912/22/91 H L 64-801/6/93 H L 48-843/6/93 A L 57-1021/29/94 A L 59-912/26/94 H L 53-1031/28/95 A L 83-972/25/95 H L 58-711/27/96 H L 66-862/24/96 A L L (OT) 1/13/97 A L 75-942/8/97 H L 54-581/17/98 A L 61-742/11/98 H L (OT) 91-931/27/99 A L 66-892/26/99 H W 74-561/26/00 A L 72-942/23/00 H L 71-841/3/01 A L 65-842/10/01 H W 88-631/14/02 A L 73-852/22/03 H L 62-651/14/04 A L 48-852/12/05 H L 52-611/7/06 A L 54-712/15/06 H L 48-801/3/07 H L 32-612/14/07 A L 46-911/9/08 A L 56-883/5/08 H L 54-691/17/09 A L 51-802/21/09 H L 70-811/6/10 A L 62-742/20/10 H L 56-663/12/10 N L 49-811/12/11 A L 72-902/22/11 H L 45-471/7/12 A L 58-622/18/12 H L 55-601/31/13 H W 68-632/20/13 A L 61-741/12/14 A L 65-81

3/8/14 H L 67-771/7/15 H W 67-593/7/15 A W 79-71

BUFFALO1/16/16 - Buffalo, N.Y.3/2/16 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 20-21 (.488)Year Site Result Score2/2/92 A L 58-10112/11/92 H W 70-6012/30/94 N W 71-681/9/99 A L 60-682/20/99 H W 84-581/22/00 H L 58-702/9/00 A W 65-582/28/00 A L 55-721/6/01 A L 61-752/17/01 H L 59-783/3/01 A W 65-641/5/02 H L 47-731/26/02 A L 50-641/28/03 H L (OT) 45-482/26/03 A L 51-672/14/04 A W 71-592/21/04 H L 54-611/19/05 H W 71-632/1/05 A L 49-551/18/06 H L 63-682/25/06 A L 62-721/13/07 A L 58-642/24/07 H L 59-651/12/08 H L 51-552/27/08 A L 54-681/7/09 H W 62-562/28/09 A L 49-691/9/10 H W 72-562/13/10 A W 63-571/5/11 H L 45-612/16/11 A W 71-671/11/12 A W 91-822/28/12 H W 78-693/3/12 H W 96-822/2/13 H W 75-573/6/13 A W 77-603/14/13 N W 83-792/2/14 H W 101-923/5/14 A W 79-712/11/15 H W 81-702/28/15 A L 80-87

TOLEDO1/20/16 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 11-39 (.220)Year Site Result Score2/22/75 H L 45-501/31/76 A W 56-442/12/77 H W 59-5312/21/77 A L 50-6412/20/78 H W 66-3212/8/79 A L 60-87

12/19/80 H W 70-692/13/82 A L 53-6712/5/84 A L 53-6212/20/86 H L 52-592/15/88 A L 62-7312/17/88 H L 47-5912/9/89 A L 56-9011/29/90 H L 56-8612/14/91 A L 57-1021/20/93 A L 50-642/17/93 H L 69-841/12/94 H L 57-832/9/94 A L 63-1191/25/95 A L 63-772/22/95 H L 74-961/24/96 H L 70-772/21/96 A L 70-1103/5/96 A L 70-1001/8/97 A L 73-1022/1/97 H L 81-922/7/98 A L 75-902/27/98 A L 65-9612/5/98 H L 63-732/13/99 A L 67-952/28/99 N L 65-861/19/00 A L 53-622/21/01 H L 58-882/16/02 A L 56-841/9/03 H L 42-482/25/04 A L 59-811/8/05 H L 40-582/8/06 A W 69-662/11/07 H W 63-621/26/08 A L 50-721/31/09 H W 64-622/10/10 A L 68-742/2/11 H L 49-583/9/11 N L 65-732/1/12 A L 60-711/23/13 H L 65-771/30/14 A W 82-623/13/14 N W 83-691/14/15 A W 102-1012/14/15 H W 82-56

OHIO1/27/16 - Athens, Ohio2/20/16 - Akron, Ohio

Series Record: 18-36 (.333)Year Site Result Score2/5/77 H L 40-742/25/78 A L 49-602/17/79 H L 45-592/22/80 A W 81-702/14/81 H W 64-591/2/82 A L 39-7712/16/82 H W 80-7512/30/87 A W 65-6112/30/88 H W 55-5012/7/90 N L 63-821/23/93 H L 52-77

2/20/93 A L 61-701/15/94 A L 52-652/12/94 H L 56-621/21/95 H L 68-742/18/95 A L 60-763/7/95 A L 51-761/20/96 H W 95-832/17/96 A L 63-791/11/97 H L 79-852/5/97 A L 74-8912/28/97 H W 76-672/23/98 A L 82-891/30/99 H W 76-632/3/00 H W 83-712/3/01 A L 60-651/2/02 A L 56-752/13/02 H L 64-691/25/03 A L 60-713/4/03 H L (OT) 60-651/21/04 H L 63-752/16/04 A L 54-691/11/05 H L 69-802/15/05 A L 56-701/21/06 A L 55-632/28/06 H L 56-661/16/07 H L 55-662/28/07 A L (OT) 68-771/22/08 A L 64-782/20/08 H L 58-861/14/09 A L (OT) 60-653/4/09 H W 58-571/20/10 A L 63-643/2/10 H W 69-411/8/11 H W 54-452/19/11 A W 59-571/19/12 A L (OT) 71-722/14/12 H W 71-651/10/13 A W 81-542/28/13 H W 98-821/23/14 H W 80-562/22/14 A W 88-761/28/15 A L 60-722/21/15 H L 55-71

BALL STATE2/3/16 - Muncie, Ind.

Series Record: 16-18 (.471)Year Site Result Score12/17/86 A W 64-562/3/93 A L 47-663/3/93 H L 47-501/26/94 H W (OT) 85-832/23/94 A L 63-691/11/95 A W 88-782/8/95 H L 72-751/10/96 H W 64-622/7/96 A W 67-631/18/97 A L 63-802/15/97 H L 67-741/3/98 H W 76-511/23/99 A W (2OT) 79-772/20/00 A W 71-65



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL


1/24/01 H L 64-891/22/02 A L 55-992/8/03 H L 64-741/17/04 A L 62-812/19/05 H L 51-673/5/05 A L 51-771/28/06 A L 62-743/4/06 A L 46-711/23/07 H L 49-712/9/08 A L 64-801/24/09 H L 55-611/27/10 A W 66-642/12/11 H W 78-651/22/12 A W 78-702/16/13 H W 64-523/15/13 N W 70-611/4/14 H W 87-782/15/14 A W 87-643/16/14 N W 79-681/21/15 H L 73-77

MIAMI UNIVERSITY2/6/16 - Akron, Ohio

2/24/16 - Oxford, OhioSeries Record: 13-33 (.283)

Year Site Result Score12/5/82 A L 60-8411/29/86 A W 75-6811/26/88 H L 41-621/9/93 H L 38-702/6/93 A L 58-772/2/94 H L 60-763/2/94 A L 43-641/14/95 H L 60-822/11/95 A L 73-921/13/96 A L 65-742/10/96 H L 61-681/4/97 H L 69-733/1/97 A L 64-831/14/98 H L 63-842/14/98 A L 51-582/6/99 A W 79-621/4/00 H L 71-722/5/00 A L 61-631/10/01 H L 52-642/24/01 A L 32-941/9/02 H L 67-1033/2/02 A L 60-801/7/03 A L 56-841/10/04 H L 57-881/26/05 H W 49-472/9/05 A L 56-701/14/06 H L 54-652/21/06 A W 56-511/10/07 A L 73-792/21/07 H W 77-751/16/08 A L 49-633/1/08 H L 79-891/7/09 H L 63-832/25/09 A W 68-561/16/10 A W 55-40

2/27/10 H W 72-651/15/11 H L 63-682/26/11 A L 64-771/4/12 H L (OT) 85-892/22/12 A L 76-842/9/13 A W 84-773/3/13 H W 71-651/15/14 A L 76-792/26/14 H W 88-631/17/15 A W 65-473/4/15 H W 67-55

WESTERN MICHIGAN2/13/16 - Kalamazoo, Mich.

Series Record: 10-25 (.400)Year Site Result Score1/16/93 H L 61-632/13/93 A L 67-781/8/94 A L 68-802/5/94 H L 54-742/1/95 H L 83-933/1/95 A L 68-861/31/96 A L 61-852/28/96 H L 70-771/15/97 H L 68-732/10/97 A L 57-601/10/98 A L 69-741/29/98 H W 87-721/2/99 H W 59-572/23/99 A L 76-931/12/00 H L 55-671/20/01 A L 60-961/19/02 H L 69-772/1/03 A L 60-963/8/03 A L 60-1011/24/04 H L 61-763/6/04 A L 67-891/29/05 A W 74-701/31/06 H L 58-621/27/07 A L 58-822/16/08 H L 55-693/9/08 N L 54-842/14/09 A L 47-611/23/10 H W 58-441/26/11 A W 77-663/5/11 H W 76-652/11/12 H W 81-671/19/13 A L 77-842/8/14 H W 79-661/3/15 A L 61-672/4/15 H W 69-66

KENT STATE2/17/16 - Akron, Ohio2/27/16 - Kent, Ohio

Series Record: 13-47 (.217)Year Site Result Score2/13/75 A W 85-672/14/76 H W 73-672/19/77 A L 49-651/26/78 H L 46-66

2/7/79 H L 37-8812/18/79 H L 62-7412/20/80 A L 45-931/20/82 H L 44-6511/25/83 A L 50-6012/22/84 H W 71-6112/4/85 A L 61-7612/13/86 H L 59-61 1/26/88 A W 76-7211/29/89 H L 81-8611/27/90 A L 76-8811/26/91 H L 78-1011/27/93 A L 55-832/24/93 H L 64-1091/22/94 H L 66-1002/16/94 A L 73-1051/18/95 A L 83-992/15/95 H L 70-861/17/96 H L 63-912/14/96 A L 67-821/25/97 A L 58-1042/24/97 H L 72-971/24/98 H L 70-752/18/98 A L 47-951/16/99 H W 67-621/8/00 A L 60-862/25/00 H L 49-721/13/01 A L 37-692/27/01 H L 52-762/9/02 A L 45-82

2/23/02 H L 74-971/22/03 H L 66-782/12/03 A L 40-621/31/04 A L 59-682/28/04 H L 58-731/15/05 A L 57-662/5/05 H L 35-571/10/06 A L 38-621/18/06 H L 33-521/6/07 H L 47-792/17/07 A L 58-881/19/08 H L 62-712/23/08 A L 62-652/21/09 H W 64-623/7/09 A L 55-591/13/10 H W 62-552/24/10 A L 64-671/19/11 A L 55-723/2/11 H L 53-661/14/12 H W 68-622/25/12 A L 76-771/13/13 H W 93-582/23/13 A W 77-711/18/14 H W 77-513/2/14 A W 80-661/31/15 H W 74-672/25/15 A W 54-53


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

2014-15 AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

2014-15 Akron Women's BasketballAkron Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 11, 2016)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 22-9 13-2 7-6 2-1CONFERENCE 12-6 7-2 5-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 10-3 6-0 2-2 2-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg42 KING, Sina 31-31 965 31.1 224-469 . 4 7 8 39-102 . 3 8 2 142-180 . 7 8 9 79 209 288 9.3 67 0 53 78 15 21 629 20.315 BROWN, Anita 31-30 974 31.4 235-497 . 4 7 3 16-42 . 3 8 1 96-137 . 7 0 1 95 112 207 6.7 76 1 92 75 11 40 582 18.822 PLYBON, Hannah 31-31 1007 32.5 136-348 . 3 9 1 97-260 . 3 7 3 41-55 . 7 4 5 10 93 103 3.3 53 1 60 43 3 24 410 13.205 McMAHAN, Kerri 31-31 765 24.7 82-187 . 4 3 9 0-2 . 0 0 0 30-61 . 4 9 2 30 62 92 3.0 69 1 112 80 1 31 194 6.323 GIBSON, DiAndra 31-30 780 25.2 68-170 . 4 0 0 29-95 . 3 0 5 18-31 . 5 8 1 68 141 209 6.7 86 3 39 52 14 34 183 5.924 NUNAN, Katie 27-0 328 12.1 37-82 . 4 5 1 0-0 . 0 0 0 29-40 . 7 2 5 18 34 52 1.9 35 0 10 27 7 6 103 3.812 HUNG, Lauren 29-0 183 6.3 21-73 . 2 8 8 20-67 . 2 9 9 2-4 . 5 0 0 1 12 13 0.4 20 0 6 13 1 1 64 2.232 DUNNIGAN, Therany 2-0 7 3.5 2-3 . 6 6 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 2.014 BURRY, Greta 23-0 128 5.6 15-25 . 6 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 5-6 . 8 3 3 10 21 31 1.3 25 0 2 9 2 6 35 1.501 BALL, Alli 30-1 267 8.9 13-37 . 3 5 1 4-17 . 2 3 5 7-9 . 7 7 8 20 48 68 2.3 29 0 10 13 8 1 37 1.202 BARILLA, Megan 31-1 568 18.3 13-46 . 2 8 3 0-5 . 0 0 0 8-18 . 4 4 4 23 45 68 2.2 57 1 108 39 5 29 34 1.104 RICKETTS, Alex 26-0 157 6.0 9-27 . 3 3 3 0-3 . 0 0 0 7-10 . 7 0 0 9 24 33 1.3 16 0 7 17 1 3 25 1.040 SIMONE, Sophia 4-0 10 2.5 1-3 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2 1 3 0.8 3 0 2 1 0 1 2 0.520 FLOWERS, Kaitlyn 3-0 8 2.7 0-2 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 0 2 2 0.7 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.321 SCIPIO, Hannah 14-0 53 3.8 2-4 . 5 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0 7 7 0.5 5 0 6 4 0 5 4 0.3

Team 60 66 126 9Total.......... 31 6200 858-1973 . 4 3 5 205-596 . 3 4 4 386-556 . 6 9 4 425 877 1302 42.0 543 7 508 461 68 202 2307 74.4Opponents...... 31 6200 744-1913 . 3 8 9 182-581 . 3 1 3 405-583 . 6 9 5 371 760 1131 36.5 571 - 403 472 84 211 2075 66.9

TEAM STATISTICS AKRON OPPSCORING 2307 2075 Points per game 74.4 66.9 Scoring margin +7.5 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 858-1973 744-1913 Field goal pct . 4 3 5 . 3 8 93 POINT FG-ATT 205-596 182-581 3-point FG pct . 3 4 4 . 3 1 3 3-pt FG made per game 6.6 5.9FREE THROWS-ATT 386-556 405-583 Free throw pct . 6 9 4 . 6 9 5 F-Throws made per game 12.5 13.1REBOUNDS 1302 1131 Rebounds per game 42.0 36.5 Rebounding margin +5.5 -ASSISTS 508 403 Assists per game 16.4 13.0TURNOVERS 461 472 Turnovers per game 14.9 15.2 Turnover margin +0.4 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.1 0.9STEALS 202 211 Steals per game 6.5 6.8BLOCKS 68 84 Blocks per game 2.2 2.7ATTENDANCE 11559 21647 Home games-Avg/Game 15-771 13-1379 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-1239

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalsAkron 1036 1271 2307Opponents 974 1101 2075

Date Opponent Score Att.11/14/14 BINGHAMTON W 80-49 120511/15/14 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 82-49 66811/18/14 NORTHERN IOWA W 82-73 126211/25/14 VALPARAISO W 100-65 531

% 11/28/14 vs Belmont W 73-58 514% 11/29/14 vs Siena W 90-74 451

12/05/14 MOREHEAD STATE W 89-61 59212/15/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 81-63 20212/17/14 at UCF W 73-64 102812/20/14 OHIO CHRISTIAN W 97-62 56712/29/14 at Youngstown State L 62-75 1606

* 01/03/15 at Western Michigan L 61-67 772* 01/07/15 BOWLING GREEN W 67-59 561* 01/10/15 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 65-48 665* 01/14/15 at Toledo W 102-101 3117* 01/17/15 at Miami W 65-47 295* 01/21/15 BALL STATE L 73-77 746* 01/24/15 at Central Michigan W 74-72 1482* 01/28/15 at Ohio L 60-72 1828* 01/31/15 KENT STATE W 74-67 869* 02/04/15 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 69-66 552* 02/07/15 at Northern Illinois L 56-62 1283* 02/11/15 BUFFALO W 81-70 549* 02/14/15 TOLEDO W 82-56 756* 02/21/15 OHIO L 55-71 1252* 02/25/15 at Kent State W 54-53 1134* 02/28/15 at Buffalo L 80-87 1727* 03/04/15 MIAMI W 67-55 784* 03/07/15 at Bowling Green W 79-71 1753# 03/12/15 vs Eastern Michigan L 66-95 2751$ 03/19/15 at Kansas State L 68-86 1704

* = Conference game% = Denver Thanksgiving Classic (Denver, Colo.)# = Mid-American Conference Tournament (Cleveland, Ohio)$ = WNIT (Manhattan, Kan.)



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

2014-15 AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

2014-15 Akron Women's BasketballAkron Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Jan 11, 2016)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 22-9 13-2 7-6 2-1CONFERENCE 12-6 7-2 5-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 10-3 6-0 2-2 2-1

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11/14/14 BINGHAMTON W 80-49 1205 (29)BROWN, Anita (11)KING, Sina

(11)BROWN, Anita11/15/14 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 82-49 668 (22)BROWN, Anita (9)GIBSON, DiAndra11/18/14 NORTHERN IOWA W 82-73 1262 (27)KING, Sina (11)GIBSON, DiAndra11/25/14 VALPARAISO W 100-65 531 (21)BROWN, Anita (17)KING, Sina11/28/14 %vs Belmont W 73-58 514 (25)KING, Sina (11)KING, Sina11/29/14 %vs Siena W 90-74 451 (28)BROWN, Anita (11)KING, Sina12/05/14 MOREHEAD STATE W 89-61 592 (19)BROWN, Anita (10)GIBSON, DiAndra12/15/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 81-63 202 (23)KING, Sina (11)KING, Sina12/17/14 at UCF W 73-64 1028 (18)KING, Sina (10)KING, Sina12/20/14 OHIO CHRISTIAN W 97-62 567 (23)BROWN, Anita (9)GIBSON, DiAndra12/29/14 at Youngstown State 62-75 L 1606 (24)BROWN, Anita (12)KING, Sina01/03/15 *at Western Michigan 61-67 L 772 (23)KING, Sina (10)KING, Sina01/07/15 *BOWLING GREEN W 67-59 561 (20)KING, Sina (16)GIBSON, DiAndra01/10/15 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W 65-48 665 (25)PLYBON, Hannah (11)BROWN, Anita01/14/15 *at Toledo W 102-101 3117 (36)BROWN, Anita (9)BROWN, Anita01/17/15 *at Miami W 65-47 295 (17)BROWN, Anita (8)BROWN, Anita01/21/15 *BALL STATE 73-77 L 746 (29)KING, Sina (11)GIBSON, DiAndra

(11)KING, Sina01/24/15 *at Central Michigan W 74-72 1482 (21)PLYBON, Hannah (10)KING, Sina

(10)GIBSON, DiAndra01/28/15 *at Ohio 60-72 L 1828 (27)KING, Sina (8)McMAHAN, Kerri01/31/15 *KENT STATE W 74-67 869 (24)BROWN, Anita (9)KING, Sina02/04/15 *WESTERN MICHIGAN W 69-66 552 (21)BROWN, Anita (9)GIBSON, DiAndra

(9)KING, Sina02/07/15 *at Northern Illinois 56-62 L 1283 (17)KING, Sina (7)BALL, Alli

(7)BROWN, Anita02/11/15 *BUFFALO W 81-70 549 (21)PLYBON, Hannah (9)BROWN, Anita

(21)KING, Sina02/14/15 *TOLEDO W 82-56 756 (19)KING, Sina (14)KING, Sina02/21/15 *OHIO 55-71 L 1252 (16)KING, Sina (12)KING, Sina02/25/15 *at Kent State W 54-53 1134 (20)KING, Sina (12)KING, Sina02/28/15 *at Buffalo 80-87 L 1727 (31)BROWN, Anita (10)KING, Sina03/04/15 *MIAMI W 67-55 784 (19)PLYBON, Hannah (7)KING, Sina03/07/15 *at Bowling Green W 79-71 1753 (29)KING, Sina (18)KING, Sina03/12/15 #vs Eastern Michigan 66-95 L 2751 (26)BROWN, Anita (10)GIBSON, DiAndra03/19/15 $at Kansas State 68-86 L 1704 (22)BROWN, Anita (10)KING, Sina

* = Conference game% = Denver Thanksgiving Classic (Denver, Colo.)# = Mid-American Conference Tournament (Cleveland, Ohio)$ = WNIT (Manhattan, Kan.)

Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/GameHome 15 11559 771Away 13 17931 1379Neutral 3 3716 1239Total 31 33206 1071


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

2014-15 AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COMPARISON STATISTICS2014-15 Akron Women's Basketball

Akron Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Jan 11, 2016)All games

Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal FoulsBINGHAMTON 30/27 50/22 80-49 +31 35-80/17-51 .438/.333 3-15/7-22 .200/.318 7-10/8-15 .700/.533 52/32 +20 12/10 8/17 5/1 9/6 13/13NORTHERN KENTUCKY 35/17 47/32 82-49 +33 28-61/18-54 .459/.333 7-21/2-14 .333/.143 19-23/11-17 .826/.647 46/30 +16 14/4 15/17 3/6 6/5 22/21NORTHERN IOWA 33/33 49/40 82-73 +9 29-72/25-59 .403/.424 8-23/6-20 .348/.300 16-21/17-20 .762/.850 39/41 (2) 13/14 6/15 1/3 6/2 17/22VALPARAISO 41/29 59/36 100-65 +35 40-81/20-70 .494/.286 12-34/8-22 .353/.364 8-15/17-26 .533/.654 54/46 +8 28/14 12/19 5/1 9/0 21/15Belmont 26/25 47/33 73-58 +15 29-69/20-63 .420/.317 4-17/5-14 .235/.357 11-14/13-18 .786/.722 48/39 +9 15/11 12/15 2/3 7/5 17/15Siena 47/38 43/36 90-74 +16 29-55/24-65 .527/.369 7-14/3-10 .500/.300 25-33/23-33 .758/.697 38/40 (2) 21/14 20/19 1/2 8/13 24/27MOREHEAD STATE 47/30 42/31 89-61 +28 35-77/22-64 .455/.344 9-23/3-16 .391/.188 10-20/14-23 .500/.609 50/43 +7 18/10 12/22 3/5 8/7 18/18Bethune-Cookman 43/32 38/31 81-63 +18 30-55/24-70 .545/.343 5-11/5-18 .455/.278 16-22/10-18 .727/.556 45/33 +12 20/9 18/10 5/3 6/9 20/16UCF 37/30 36/34 73-64 +9 27-59/28-85 .458/.329 5-13/2-19 .385/.105 14-24/6-13 .583/.462 46/51 (5) 17/11 23/19 4/3 5/11 18/24OHIO CHRISTIAN 44/18 53/44 97-62 +35 38-65/22-59 .585/.373 7-16/5-16 .438/.313 14-19/13-19 .737/.684 44/27 +17 25/12 13/19 3/2 11/6 16/17Youngstown State 31/34 31/41 62-75 (13) 28-72/25-59 .389/.424 1-17/5-22 .059/.227 5-7/20-25 .714/.800 41/40 +1 9/14 12/10 5/6 4/6 21/14Western Michigan 21/29 40/38 61-67 (6) 25-60/25-55 .417/.455 2-14/0-11 .143/.000 9-19/17-25 .474/.680 34/44 (10) 8/13 17/22 1/4 11/5 20/21BOWLING GREEN 26/24 41/35 67-59 +8 25-61/19-57 .410/.333 3-13/9-21 .231/.429 14-25/12-13 .560/.923 43/33 +10 15/9 7/10 6/2 4/5 15/19EASTERN MICHIGAN 36/18 29/30 65-48 +17 24-50/19-64 .480/.297 8-15/4-25 .533/.160 9-15/6-6 .600/1000 32/42 (10) 19/10 17/22 2/1 7/7 12/21Toledo 50/53 52/48 102-101 +1 36-66/36-72 .545/.500 8-22/16-28 .364/.571 22-34/13-15 .647/.867 37/38 (1) 23/26 6/12 1/1 8/2 16/26Miami 31/31 34/16 65-47 +18 28-64/19-58 .438/.328 5-14/5-16 .357/.313 4-7/4-6 .571/.667 37/40 (3) 19/13 10/18 1/2 9/4 10/9BALL STATE 33/37 40/40 73-77 (4) 30-68/28-58 .441/.483 3-18/7-21 .167/.333 10-13/14-20 .769/.700 33/32 +1 17/21 19/22 2/4 15/11 17/18Central Michigan 36/40 38/32 74-72 +2 27-71/31-74 .380/.419 13-32/7-18 .406/.389 7-9/3-9 .778/.333 42/50 (8) 20/12 18/18 3/5 7/12 14/14Ohio 23/32 37/40 60-72 (12) 23-60/22-60 .383/.367 5-20/9-25 .250/.360 9-15/19-28 .600/.679 45/37 +8 14/10 21/15 2/2 3/8 24/20KENT STATE 28/27 46/40 74-67 +7 26-66/24-49 .394/.490 7-19/3-9 .368/.333 15-19/16-21 .789/.762 34/31 +3 17/14 10/17 2/0 5/3 18/23WESTERN MICHIGAN 30/31 39/35 69-66 +3 25-60/28-66 .417/.424 7-17/7-22 .412/.318 12-17/3-8 .706/.375 38/38 - 17/19 14/13 0/3 6/6 13/19Northern Illinois 27/26 29/36 56-62 (6) 22-59/22-62 .373/.355 6-14/5-10 .429/.500 6-7/13-18 .857/.722 41/38 +3 10/9 15/8 2/2 3/1 18/11BUFFALO 36/36 45/34 81-70 +11 27-51/28-73 .529/.384 8-11/1-24 .727/.042 19-25/13-16 .760/.813 40/27 +13 17/10 24/13 1/1 4/13 15/20TOLEDO 45/28 37/28 82-56 +26 31-59/22-62 .525/.355 8-17/4-20 .471/.200 12-18/8-15 .667/.533 49/26 +23 16/6 20/15 1/1 5/7 18/15OHIO 22/33 33/38 55-71 (16) 19-51/25-64 .373/.391 4-18/7-26 .222/.269 13-18/14-18 .722/.778 38/32 +6 7/13 23/15 1/2 5/12 17/22Kent State 21/20 33/33 54-53 +1 19-63/20-55 .302/.364 6-20/3-10 .300/.300 10-14/10-16 .714/.625 46/37 +9 13/16 16/13 2/7 7/8 14/18Buffalo 26/36 54/51 80-87 (7) 26-61/29-64 .426/.453 9-24/6-14 .375/.429 19-24/23-32 .792/.719 40/39 +1 19/18 19/15 0/2 7/13 23/23MIAMI 36/30 31/25 67-55 +12 22-54/17-49 .407/.347 9-20/4-14 .450/.286 14-20/17-21 .700/.810 38/26 +12 16/11 14/13 0/4 1/4 21/25Bowling Green 30/36 49/35 79-71 +8 28-76/23-60 .368/.383 9-27/11-31 .333/.355 14-17/14-18 .824/.778 56/32 +24 17/14 8/7 2/1 2/2 12/15Eastern Michigan 33/44 33/51 66-95 (29) 24-68/34-63 .353/.540 8-32/15-26 .250/.577 10-14/12-19 .714/.632 44/36 +8 15/21 14/7 2/1 3/7 15/13Kansas State 32/50 36/36 68-86 (18) 23-59/28-49 .390/.571 9-25/8-17 .360/.471 13-18/22-32 .722/.688 32/31 +1 17/15 18/15 0/4 11/11 24/17

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

Akron Coaching Staff


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L Additionally, King named an honorable mention All-American by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) marking the second-straight year that Akron has had a player earn honorable mention All-America accolades by the WBCA. She joined Tecca (2013-14), Cheryl Bowles (1999-2000) and Pam Arnold (1986-87) as Zips who have been honored as earned honorable mention All-America recipients during their distinguished Akron careers.

Four players received all-conference accolades during the 2014-15 campaign as King was tabbed as first-team selection, junior Anita Brown and sophomore Hannah Plybon were tabbed second- and third-team selections, respectively. Freshman Kerri McMahan was recognized as an all-freshman team recipient.

Brown turned in the sixth-best single-season scoring average in program history a year ago scoring 18.8 points per contest, while Plybon connected on a school-record 97 three pointers.

The Zips turned in arguably the best season in program history during the 2013-14 campaign, earning Akron’s first-ever MAC championship and NCAA Tournament appearance. Kest was named as the Ohio Coach of the Year in 2014 for her team’s efforts. The Zips ranked 11th in the nation in scoring offense after averaging 82.0 points per game.

The third-seeded Zips won their first MAC Tournament title in 2014 defeating fifth-seeded Ball State, 79-68, at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland. The victory gave Akron the league’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament, which was Kest’s first appearance on the national stage as a Division I head coach. The Zips would eventually fall on the road at Purdue in their first round game, closing out a historic season for the Blue and Gold.

The season also featured a school-record 13-game winning streak from Jan. 18 to March 5, 2014. During the last week of the regular season, it was one of 10 active double-digit winning streaks in Division I. UA shot 45.8 percent from the field and outscored its opponents by an average of 16.5 points per game during that span.

Kest has produced four of the most decorated players in Akron women’s basketball history in Hanna Luburgh (2010-14), Kara Murphy (2008-11), Rachel Tecca (2009-14) and King (2010-15).

» 2010 MAC Coach of the Year» 142-139 at Akron (.504)» 368-292 Overall (.557, 23 Seasons)

The longest tenured women’s basketball head coach in the Mid-American Conference, Jodi Kest returns for her 10th year leading The University of Akron women’s basketball program. The all-time winningest coach in program history, she is back on the sidelines after guiding the Zips to their third-consecutive 20-win season during the 2014-15 campaign, a feat never before accomplished in the 41-year history of the program.

Kest has amassed nearly 370 victories in her coaching career, highlighted by registering at least 22 wins in back-to-back-to-back campaigns. She has guided Akron to three consecutive postseason berths (NCAA 2014, WNIT 2013 and 2015) and four overall postseason appearances in the last six years.

Under Kest’s tutelage, Akron has become well-known for its uptempo style of play and has established itself as one of the top-scoring teams in the country. Kest’s squad was ranked 27th nationally in scoring offense averaging 74.4 points per game. Her 2014-15 team also rated in the top 50 nationally in assists per game (19th - 16.4), assist/turnover ratio (31st - 1.10), field goal percentage (40th - .435), rebounding margin (41st - +5.5) and winning percentage (48th - .710).

Led by Mid-American Conference Player of the Year Sina King, Akron finished the 2014-15 campaign with a 22-9 ledger en route to a second-place finish in the MAC Eastern Division at 12-6. The Zips garnered their third-consecutive postseason berth being selected to participate in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT), where Akron traveled to Manhattan, Kan., to square off against Kansas State.

The Zips got off to the best start in program history at 10-0 en route to establishing school records for most regular season victories (22), home wins (13), best winning percentage (.710) as well as individual-game marks for most triples in a game with 13 at Central Michigan, and most combined points with 203 in a 102-101 victory at Toledo.

King became only the second Zips’ player to be named the Mid-American Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Year, joining Rachel Tecca, who won the honor in 2013, with her selection as the league’s top player in 2015. She led the conference in scoring (20.3) and rebounding (9.3) and scored in double figures all 31 games last season en route to posting a league-best 16 double-doubles.

}}}

JODI

KESTHead Coach10th SeasonSlippery Rock, 1984

COACHING STAFF



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Three of Kest’s starting five were all-conference performers, including Tecca (first team), Sina King (third team) and Luburgh (third team). Kest also mentored junior point guard Kacie Cassell, the 2013 national leader in assists per game.

Following the milestone season, Kest was rewarded with a five-year contract extension that will keep her at Akron through the 2017-18 season.

During her nine seasons, Kest has seen 18 of her student-athletes earn All-MAC recognition, eight make the All-Freshman Team, two earn Sixth Player of the Year honors, and two named Player of the Year and WBCA All-Region. Additionally, she has coached 17 Academic All-MAC selections, including a record three in 2012-13 as Tecca, King and Luburgh all earned the distinction.

In 2011, she coached two All-MAC selections in King and Taylor Ruper. Ruper enjoyed a lights-out year from behind the arc, becoming Akron’s all-time leader in 3-pointers made. Ruper would finish her career in 2013 with a school record 269 3-pointers.

Four Zips received conference honors for their play during the 2010-11 campaign. Tecca highlighted the group, as she became just the third player in program history at the time to make the All-MAC First Team. Murphy, Akron’s lone senior that year, earned Honorable Mention honors to join Cheryl Bowles (1998-01) as the only two Zips to garner all-conference recognition all four years of their career.

Akron placed a representative on the All-Freshman Team for the sixth-straight season in Carly Young in 2011. Also, junior Jasmine Mushington was named Co-Sixth Player of the Year. Keeping it in the Zips family, Tecca was the recipient of the award in 2009-10.

Kest, who arrived on the campus of UA in 2006, has successfully turned the women’s basketball program around and continues to lead her team to unprecedented heights. She has guided the Zips to 46 victories over the last two seasons after the team won just 24 games in the six years combined prior to her arrival in Akron.

In 2010, Kest became the first UA women’s coach to receive Coach of the Year accolades from the MAC and just the second Akron basketball coach (men’s or women’s) at the time to do

Murphy, Kest’s first ever recruit at Akron, was the program’s all-time leading scorer until Tecca broke her former teammate’s record in 2013. Tecca was Akron’s first ever MAC Player of the Year as a redshirt junior, was also a two-time Academic All-American, and the 2014 MAC Tournament Most Valuable Player. She became just the second player in MAC history to surpass 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in a career. Luburgh set Akron’s single-season scoring record during her senior season with 734 points. Together, Tecca and Luburgh were the highest scoring duo in the nation as seniors, and the pair went on to play professionally overseas in Iceland and Poland, respectively. King capped her career with 888 rebounds and 1,634 points, the third- and fourth-highest totals in program history, while playing in 124 career games.

Akron captured its first MAC East Division crown and made its first appearance in the conference championship game in 2013, after Kest led the team to win nine out of its last 10 regular season games. UA went on to earn an invitation to the WNIT for the first time since 1999. Akron finished the season as the seventh-highest scoring team in the nation (75.4 ppg) en route to breaking more than 10 school records as a team.

COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACHING CAREERYEAR SCHOOL RECORD WIN. PCT.1986-87 Wilkes University 10-12 .4551987-88 Wilkes University 7-17 .2921988-89 Wilkes University 16-10 .6151989-90 Wilkes University 15-10 .600FOUR SEASONS 48-49 .495

1996-97 Gannon University 11-14 .4401997-98 Gannon University 13-14 .4811998-99 Gannon University 17-10 .6301999-00 Gannon University 21-10 .6772000-01 Gannon University 23-8 7422001-02 Gannon University 20-8 .714SIX SEASONS 105-64 .621

2002-03 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 15-12 .5562003-04 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 19-9 .6792004-05 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 23-7 .7672005-06 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 16-12 .571FOUR SEASONS 73-40 .646

2006-07 University of Akron 10-19 .3452007-08 University of Akron 7-24 .2262008-09 University of Akron 11-19 .3672009-10 University of Akron 18-14 .5632010-11 University of Akron 14-16 .4672011-12 University of Akron 14-18 .438 2012-13 University of Akron 23-10 .697 2013-14 University of Akron 23-10 .6972014-15 University of Akron 22-9 .710NINE SEASONS 142-139 .505

CAREER RECORD (23 SEASONS) 368-292 .558

EDUCATION1984 - B.S. in Physical Education from Slippery Rock1986 - M.S. in Education from Northwest Missouri State

COLLEGIATE PLAYING CAREER1980-1984 - Basketball & Tennis (Slippery Rock)

The Jodi KesT File


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

COACHING STAFF

so, following Dan Hipsher, who was presented the award for the men’s team in 1997-98.

Kest enjoyed an impressive inaugural campaign in 2006-07 that saw the Zips double their win total from the previous year, experience their longest winning streak since 1996 and place two players on All Mid-American Conference postseason teams. A one-point victory over Lehigh in December of ‘06 jump started a six-game win streak for the Zips en route to their first double-digit win season since 1999-2000.

Prior to coming to Akron, Kest guided the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi program to a 73-40 (.646) record (16-12 in 2005-06) in four years, tallying a winning mark in each season and being named Independent Coach of the Year three times (2003, ‘04 and ‘05). Also, under Kest’s tutelage, guard Terra Andrews was named Division I Independent Player of the year in three consecutive seasons from 2003-06. With the Islanders, Kest posted the 200th win of her career and left the school with the most wins in program history.

The highlight of her tenure came during the 2004-05 campaign when the Islanders won a school-record 23 games (23-7), and advanced to the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. The team received votes in the top 25 poll that season as well. From 2004-2006, TAMU-CC defeated such teams as Indiana, West Virginia, Nevada, Fresno State and Kent State.

Kest served as head coach at Gannon University in Erie, Pa., for six seasons (1996-97 through 2001-02) prior to her stop in Corpus Christi. During that time, she developed a two-time Division II All-American, 10 all-conference players, a pair of freshmen of the year and five all-defensive first team honorees.

In 2001-02, the Golden Knights won the GLIAC South championship, advanced to the Division II national tournament and were ranked as high as sixth in the nation. Overall, Kest built a 105-64 (.621) mark with the Golden Knights, and guided the program to three-consecutive NCAA Division II tournament appearances and three-straight 20-win seasons.

Under Kest’s leadership, Gannon center Kristin Roseberry developed into one of the best players in the nation, earning All-American honors in 2000 and 2001. Roseberry was named GLIAC Freshman of the Year in 1999 before guard Jen Gwin earned that distinction in 2002. Kest left the school with the most victories in program history.

Kest cut her teeth as a head coach at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., from 1986-1990 (48-49/.494), rebuilding the struggling Division III program. After posting a 17-29 combined mark in her first two years at the helm, the 1988-89 campaign brought major improvements as the team qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs for the first time in program history with a 16-10 record. She was tabbed as the league’s coach of the year that season.

The ninth head coach in Akron program history, Kest served as an assistant coach at a number of Division I schools, logging time at Maine (1990-92), Cleveland State (1992-93), Nevada (1993-95) and Cal Poly (1995-96).

A 1984 graduate of Slippery Rock, with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education, Kest was a two-sport standout in basketball and tennis. The three-time basketball team captain garnered All-American honors on the hardwood her final two seasons.

She led the “Rock” in scoring in three successive seasons, averaging 13.6 points in 1981-82; 17.8 points in 1982-83, and 19.8 points in 1983-84. She finished her collegiate career with 1,289 points and 540 rebounds, and was inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994.

In 1986, she received a master of science in education from Northwest Missouri State, where she served as graduate assistant coach from 1984-86.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Melissa Jackson is in her eighth season on the Akron staff and her fourth as associate head coach. She serves as the program’s recruiting, scouting, offensive and academic coordinator and works primarily with the guards.

Jackson’s recruiting efforts have been instrumental in bringing the Akron women’s basketball program to the forefront of the Mid-American Conference over the past several seasons. Akron’s 2013-14 senior class marked Jackson’s first full recruiting class at Akron, and left as the all-time winningest class in school history with 74 victories over four years.

A year ago, two of her pupils garnered All-MAC honors led by Anita Brown, who averaged 18.8 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.3 steals per contest, while connecting at a 47.3 percent clip from the field en route to earning second-team all-conference accolades.

Hannah Plybon turned in a breakout campaign in 2014-15 registering 13.2 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game en route to earning third-team All-MAC honors. She set a single-season school record for three pointers made with 97 and attempted the second-highest single-season total (260) in program history.

From 2012-14, Jackson transformed Hanna Luburgh into one of the most feared shooting guards in the conference. Luburgh left the program as the fourth all-time leading scorer in school history with 1,634 points. She also set the single-season scoring record as a senior, posting a league-leading 734 points. The two-time all-conference and all-MAC Tournament selection ranked

}}}

MELISSA

JACKSONAssociate Head CoachEighth SeasonRichmond, 2004

COACHING STAFF

13th in the country in points per game, and is now playing professionally overseas in Lublin, Poland.

Also under Jackson’s watch, Taylor Ruper earned All-MAC honors in 2012. During Ruper’s career at Akron, Jackson helped to develop her into Akron’s all-time leading three-point shooter, and one of the best long-range shooters in the league as well.

Jackson joined the UA staff after helping to guide the University of Delaware program to three postseason berths – including a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2007 – in four seasons while in the same role from 2004-05 to 2007-08.

During Jackson’s time at Delaware, the Blue Hens captured a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) regular season championship in 2004-05, a pair of WNIT berths in 2005 and 2006, and earned an at-large bid to the Big Dance with a 26-6 record in 2007. Overall, UD posted a four year record of 80-44 (.645) and won 71 percent of its conference games (51-21) during that stretch.

Jackson, who worked primarily with the guards at Delaware, helped mentor 2007 WNBA draftee (No. 18 overall) and former Detroit Shock guard Tyresa Smith and a pair of CAA defensive players of the year in Smith (‘06, ‘07) and Kyle DeHaven (‘08). Jackson also played key roles in the recruitment of Jocelyn Bailey, a Top 100 player according to HoopGurlz.com in 2008, and Tesia Harris, the 14th-best swing guard in the nation according to the All-Star Girls Report in 2007.

Jackson played four seasons at the University of Richmond and earned a political science degree in May of 2004. She appeared in 50 career games as a guard with the Atlantic 10 Conference power and earned WNIT berths in both 2003 and 2004. Her ‘04 squad advanced to the semifinals.

A former All-State selection at Hazleton High School in Hazelton, Pa., Jackson is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and has participated in a number of charitable programs, including Habitat for Humanity, Helping Hands and Adopt a Grandparent.

Jackson and her husband, Drew, currently reside in Bay Village with their son, Luke.


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

Sam Pierce is in his second season as an assistant coach for Akron women’s basketball in 2015-16.

His areas of responsibilties include; serving as the Zips’ junior college recruiting coordinator, defensive coordinator, coordinator for player development, strength and conditioning and development liaison and position coach for point guards.

“I am very happy to have Sam in the Akron family,” said head coach Jodi Kest. “He was a successful AAU coach and assistant coach at the collegiate level for several years, and he is very passionate about what he does. Sam has great communication skills and brings a lot of energy to our program – our players enjoy being coached by him.”

A year ago, one of his pupils, Kerri McMahan started all 31 contests as a freshman registering 6.3 points, 3.6 assists and 3.0 rebounds per game en route to be named to the Mid-American Conference All-Freshman Team.

Pierce came to Akron from the state of Pennsylvania, where he founded a basketball development program called PA Pride located in Altoona, Pa. He coached boys and girls for the last six years as a part of the program.

Prior to his work with the grassroots youth program, Pierce was the director of men’s basketball operations at Robert Morris University, and also spent time as an assistant coach at Penn State Altoona.

“Coach Kest and I have known each other for the last few years, and I have admired the way she has worked to build up her program,” Pierce said. “Akron has achieved so much recent success, and I am excited to be a part of the future of Zips basketball.”

Pierce will serve as the defensive coordinator and work primarily with the point guards. He will also be in charge of junior college recruiting, player development and community outreach.

A 2002 graduate of Slippery Rock University, Pierce and his fiancé, Elizabeth Zerbee, have one son, Sam III.

}}}

SAM

PIERCEAssistant CoachSecond SeasonSlippery Rock, 2002

}}}

Preston Reid is in his fourth season on the Akron women’s basketball staff, his second as assistant coach. Reid spent the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant manager for Coach Kest.

As an assistant coach, Reid will work with the Zips’ post players and assist with recruiting and scouting reports. He is also in charge of the program’s equipment and scheduling.

A year ago, one of his pupils, Sina King started all 31 games for the Zips averaging a team-best 20.3 points and 9.3 rebounds per contest en route to being tabbed as the Mid-American Conference Player of the Year, only the second Zip to earn the honor.

She led the conference in scoring (20.3), rebounding (9.3) and defensive rebounds (6.7) and was distinguished by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) as an honorable mention All-American. King capped her career with 888 rebounds and 1,634 points, the third- and fourth-highest totals in program history while scoring in double figures 87 times.

Prior to Akron, Reid was a practice player for one season and the head manager and video coordinator for three seasons at Ball State University, where he graduated in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in English education. Under former Cardinals head coach Kelly Packard, Reid was a member of the staff in 2009 when the program defeated perennial powerhouse Tennessee in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Reid spent the 2011-12 season at Florida State University as the assistant video coordinator, where he was in charge of logging games, breaking down film and film exchange. He has also spent time as a video intern with the NBA’s Indiana Pacers and WNBA’s Indiana Fever.

Reid graduated with a master’s degree in sport science and coaching from Akron in 2014.

PRESTON

REIDAssistant CoachFourth SeasonBall State, 2011

COACHING STAFF



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Local product Candace Smith, formerly Candace Wilson, returns to the Akron staff for her eighth season following a standout playing career at Central Michigan University. The Central Hower High School graduate currently serves as the team’s director of basketball operations.

Smith handles all the day-to-day business operations of the team with a primary focus on travel coordination and community outreach projects.

“Candace is very organized and another member of our staff who brings youth and enthusiasm to the table,” said UA head coach Jodi Kest. “Additionally, she can relate to our players after having a successful playing career at Central Michigan.”

Smith, who was a four-year letterwinner with the Chippewas, averaged 10.2 points and 4.0 rebounds as a senior while posting a team-high 3-point field goal percentage of .398 (41-for-103), which was the eighth-best mark in the Mid-American Conference.

For her career, the sharp shooter netted 34.9 percent (97-for-278) of her attempts from beyond the arc for fifth on CMU’s all-time list. She also made her mark from the free throw line, finishing second in the record books by hitting 172-of-211 career attempts (.815).

As a student-athlete, Smith was active in a number of community projects and belonged to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Divine Order Gospel Choir.

Smith received her business administration degree from Central Michigan in May of 2008 and her Master’s of Business Administration from Akron in May 2011. She currently resides in Akron with her husband, Kenny, and their daughters, Kamille and Kamryn.

}}}

CANDACE

SMITHDirector of OperationsEighth SeasonCentral Michigan, 2008

Chelsie Butler is in her first season as the graduate manager on Jodi Kest’s staff.

Butler is in charge of the team’s social media efforts as well as coordinating guest coach and ball girl program. Additionally, she is responsible for managers and practice players.

Butler comes to Akron after a four-year playing career at Marquette where she averaged 5.4 points and 3.5 rebounds over four seasons.

A four-year starter at Minerva High School, she led Minerva to a school-record 22 wins and an appearance in the Ohio Division II regional title game as a senior. She earned second team all-state and NBC All-First Team honors in 2010 after averaging 19.0 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.7 blocks per game. She was named the Division II All-Ohio Co-Player of the Year, and earned Division II All-Ohio First Team honors following the 2011 season.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcast and electronic communication major from Marquette in 2015.

Jared Roane is in his second season as the graduate manager/video coordinator on Jodi Kest’s staff.

Roane’s duties with the program include coordinating all of the squad’s video needs, specializing in synergy, dv sports, and fast model as well as film breakdown and editing, recording practices and games, team Playbook and film exchange.

During the 2012-13 season, he was the video coordinator for Impact Basketball Academy in Sarasota, Fla. The following year he was a full-time staff member, serving as the Academy’s Director of Oparations/Video Coordinator from 2013-14.

Roane was formerly a practice player for the Akron women’s basketball team from 2009-11.

A 2011 Akron graduate with a bachelor’s degree in sport management, Roane is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports administration from UA.

}}}

JARED

ROANEGraduate ManagerSecond SeasonAkron, 2011

}}}

CHELSIE

BUTLERGraduate ManagerFirst SeasonMarquette, 2015

COACHING STAFF


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

AKRON ZIPS BY CLASS

2015-16 Akron Zips Seniors (L to R): DiAndra Gibson, Anita Brown and Megan Barilla. 2015-16 Akron Zips Juniors (L to R): Alex Ricketts, Sophia Simone, Hannah Scipio and Hannah Plybon.

2015-16 Akron Zips Sophomores (L to R): Megan Sefcik, Lauren Hung, Greta Burry, Alli Ball and Kaitlyn Flowers.

2015-16 Akron Zips Freshmen (L to R): Freniqua Walker and Lilli Piper.

2015-16 Akron Zips


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MEET THE ZIPS

2

}}}}

MEGAN

BARILLA Senior5-11 • GuardFairview Park, OhioMagnificat

As a Junior (2014-15): Appeared in all 31 games for the Zips, including making one start...averaged 1.1 points, 2.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists per contest...ranked second on the team in assists (108), while rating fourth in steals (29) and sixth in rebounds (68)...posted a team-best 2.8 assist/turnover ratio, a mark that ranked ninth nationally...ranked first in the conference in assist/turnover ratio (2.8) and sixth in assists (3.5), while rating second in assist/turnover ratio (2.4) and seventh in assists (3.3) in league-only affairs...registered a positive assist/turnover ratio in 25 games, including distributing a career-high 10 assists in a 102-101 victory at Toledo (Jan. 14), a mark that represented the ninth-best single-game effort in program history...had 10 games dishing out five or more assists...recorded a season-high five rebounds versus Belmont (Nov. 28) and Binghamton (Nov. 14), while posting a season-best four steals against Eastern Michigan (Jan. 10) and Western Michigan (Jan. 3).

As a Sophomore (2013-14): Played in 32 of 33 games, averaging 7.3 minutes per game as the back-up point guard...dished out 35 assists on the season...played a season-high 19 minutes off the bench against Rochester College (Dec. 20), posting a season-high six points in the contest...dished out a team-high five assists without a turnover in seven minutes at home against Ohio (Jan. 23)...logged 14 minutes and scored five points, along with three assists and two steals against Eastern Michigan (Jan. 26)...tied a season-high five assists without a turnover in 10 minutes of play against Northern Illinois (Feb. 19)...saw 14 minutes of action throughout the Mid-American Conference Tournament at Quicken Loans Arena, highlighted by a March 14 semi-final contest against Central Michigan in which she dished out three dimes in five minutes of play.

As a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in 25 games as the back-up point guard...logged a season-high 21 minutes off the bench and picked up three assists at home vs. Hiram Nov. 10...provided quality minutes on the road at Providence with a pair of assists...scored Akron’s 100th point on a free throw in the record-breaking victory at Saint Peter’s Nov. 26...had eight points and five assists without a turnover in just 13 minutes against nationally-ranked Dayton Dec. 18, going 3-for-3 from the field with two 3-pointers...led both teams with six assists vs. Kent State Jan. 13...dished out three assists without a turnover in seven minutes at home against Ohio Feb. 28.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2012-13 25/0 182 7.3 9 29 .310 4 15 .267 4 7 .571 2 20 22 0.9 14 0 35 18 2 10 26 1.02013-14 32/0 214 6.7 10 27 .370 2 12 .167 4 9 .444 8 15 23 0.7 25 0 52 26 2 17 26 0.82014-15 31/1 568 18.3 13 46 .283 0 5 .000 8 18 .444 23 45 68 2.2 57 1 108 39 5 29 34 1.1TOTALS 88/1 964 11.0 32 102 .314 6 32 .188 16 34 .471 33 80 113 1.3 96 1 195 83 9 56 86 1.0

Barilla’s Career sTaTs

Magnificat High School: As a senior, averaged 10.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 3.7 steals per game...three-time Honorable Mention All-District...received the Coach’s Award in each of her last two seasons...in 2011-12, led her team to the district championship title and a 20-5 record.

Personal: Born Aug. 27...daughter of Mark and Jeanne Barilla...majoring in exercise science.

Barilla’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 4 vs. Miami (3/4) [3] 8 vs. Dayton (12/18/12)Rebounds 5 vs. Belmont (11/28) [2] 5 vs. Belmont (11/28/14) [2]Assists 10 at Toledo (1/14) 10 at Toledo (1/14/15)Steals 4 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10) [2] 4 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10/15) [2]Blocks 1 at Bowling Green (3/7) [5] 2 vs. TTU (11/12/13)Minutes 29 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 29 vs. Bowling Green (1/7/15)FG Made 2 at Western Michigan (1/3) [3] 3 last vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FG Att. 4 vs. Binghamton (11/14) 6 last vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FT Made 3 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 3 vs. Bowling Green (1/7/15) [2]FT Att. 8 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 8 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 3FG Made NA 2 vs. Dayton (12/18/12)3FG Att. 1 vs. Ball State (1/21) [5] 2 last vs. Central Michigan (1/26/13)



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

MEET THE ZIPS

15

}}}}

ANITA

BROWN Senior5-8 • GuardWarren, OhioWarren Harding

As a Junior (2014-15): Appeared in all 31 games for the Zips, including earning 30 starts...averaged 18.8 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.3 steals per contest, while connecting at a 47.3 percent clip from the field en route to earning second-team All-Mid-American Conference accolades...her 18.8 scoring average ranks as the sixth-best single-season effort in program history...posted the fifth-most points (582) in a single season at Akron, while rating third in field goal attempts (497) and fourth in field goals (224) on the single-season record book...scored in double figures in 29 games and led the squad in scoring a team-high 14 times, including surpassing 20 points in 12 games...paced the team in assists seven times and in rebounding on six occasions...recorded double-digit rebounds in four games en route to notching three double-doubles...posted a the second-best three-point shooting percentage (.381) on the squad connecting on 16 triples...led the team in steals (40) and offensive rebounds (95), while ranking second in field goal percentage, three-point percentage, rebounds (208), rebounding average (6.7), and third in defensive rebounds (112), assists (92) and blocks (11)...averaged 16.9 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.4 steals en route to connecting on 43.1 percent of her attempts in 18 conference tilts...ranked 45th nationally in scoring and 91st in field goal percentage...finished third in conference in scoring (18.8), fourth in offensive rebounds (3.1), seventh in field goal percentage (.473) and 10th in assists (3.0)...rated third in the conference in league-only games in scoring (16.9) and fourth in offensive rebounding (3.0)...poured in a career-high 36 points in a 102-101 victory at Toledo (Jan. 14) to register the fourth-highest single-game scoring performance in program history...tabbed by College Sports Madness as its Madness High-Major National Player of the Week on Jan. 19 after registering 26.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists in road wins at Toledo and Miami (Jan. 17)...selected as MAC East Player of the Week on three occasions (Nov. 17, Dec. 1 and Jan. 20)...pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds in the Zips’ first-ever victory at Bowling Green (March 7)...equaled career-best marks in steals (4) and blocks (2) at Central Michigan (Jan. 24), while dishing out six assists at Miami (Jan. 17)...registered double-doubles versus Binghamton (29 points and 11 rebounds), Belmont (16 point and 10 rebounds) and Bowling Green (14 points and 13 rebounds)...recorded 21 games with five or more rebounds, including 12 in league play.

As a Sophomore (2013-14): Appeared in 31 games of 33 games, averaging 19.4 minutes per game...fourth in scoring (7.5) and rebounds per game (4.4)...connected on 45.3 percent of her shots from the field...scored in double figures on 10 occasions...recorded first career double-double against Tennessee Tech (Nov. 12) with 13 points, 11 rebounds and four assists in 20 minutes...scored a then career-high 17 at home against Bowling Green (March 8) after going 7-of-8 from the field and issuing a 3-of-5 performance from the charity stripe...scored 16 points in 25 minutes in the MAC Tournament game against Central Michigan (March 14)...averaged

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2012-13 33/0 320 9.7 21 72 .292 0 1 .000 10 16 .625 19 41 60 1.8 18 0 14 32 3 12 52 1.62013-14 31/0 601 19.4 92 203 .453 3 8 .375 46 70 .657 58 79 137 4.4 71 0 41 53 8 16 233 7.52014-15 31/30 974 31.4 235 497 .473 16 42 .381 96 137 .701 95 112 207 6.7 76 1 92 75 11 40 582 18.8TOTALS 95/30 1,895 19.9 348 772 .451 19 51 .373 152 223 .682 172 232 404 4.3 165 1 147 160 22 68 867 9.1

Brown’s Career sTaTs

10.7 points per game over the course of the tournament to help the Zips to their 2014 MAC Championship title...scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds in the NCAA Tournament game at Purdue.

As a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in all 33 games, averaging 9.7 minutes per contest...scored a then career-high 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting to go with five rebounds on the road at Tennessee Tech Nov. 13...played a season-high 18 minutes on four different occasions...tallied six points and two assists without a turnover in 18 minutes vs. Kent State Jan. 13...pulled down a then career-high nine rebounds at home vs. Toledo Jan. 23.

Warren Harding High School: The only player in school history with 1,000 career points and rebounds...holds the single game scoring record with 45 points...averaged 26.5 points and 13.9 rebounds per game as a senior...averaged 15.8 points and 11.7 rebounds per game as a junior...two-time All-State honoree...conference player of the year in 2012...first team All-District as a senior...MVP of the Trumbull County and North-South All Star Game.

Personal: Born July 28...daughter of Al and Carmen Brown...majoring in political science.

Brown’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 36 at Toledo (1/14) 36 at Toledo (1/14/15)Rebounds 13 at Bowling Green (3/7) 13 at Bowling Green (3/7/15)Assists 6 vs. Miami (3/4) [2] 6 vs. Miami (3/4/15) [2]Steals 4 at Central Michigan (1/24) [2] 4 at Central Michigan (1/24/15) [6]Blocks 2 at Central Michigan (1/24) [3] 2 at Central Michigan (1/24/15) [3]Minutes 39 vs. Ball State (1/21) 39 vs. Ball State (1/21/15)FG Made 14 vs. Binghamton (11/14) 14 vs. Binghamton (11/14/14)FG Att. 24 at Youngstown State (12/29) 24 at Youngstown State (12/29/14)FT Made 8 at Toledo (1/14) [2] 8 at Toledo (1/14/15) [3]FT Att. 11 at Toledo (1/14) [2] 15 vs. Toledo (3/13/14)3FG Made 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (3/12) 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (3/12/15) 3FG Att. 4 vs. Eastern Mchigan (3/12) 4 vs. Eastern Mchigan (3/12/15)


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MEET THE ZIPS

23

}}}}

DIANDRA

GIBSON Senior5-11 • ForwardRavenna, OhioRavenna

As a Junior (2014-15): Moved into the starting line-up and started 30 of the Zips’ 31 games registering 5.9 rebounds and 6.7 rebounds per contest...connected on 40 percent of her shots from the field and at a 30.5 percent clip from three-point range...ranked second on the team in rebounding (6.7), total rebounds (209), defensive rebounds (141), blocks (14) and steals (34), third in offensive rebounds (68), and sixth in assists (39)...scored in double figures in four games, while pulling downing double-digit rebounds in seven tilts...ranked 15th in the conference in rebounding (6.7)...paced the Zips in rebounding in nine contests...scored a career-best 12 points versus Ohio Christian (Dec. 20)...pulled down a season- and career-high 16 rebounds against Bowling Green (Jan. 7), while also equaling a career mark for assists (4)...registered career-high totals in steals (4) and blocks (2) versus Miami (Jan. 17) and Eastern Michigan (Jan. 10), respectively...connected on 50 percent or better from the field in 11 games...made two or more three pointers in nine contests, including nailing a trio of three pointers against Valparaiso (Nov. 25).

As a Sophomore (2013-14): Appeared in 33 games, making 17 starts and averaging 12.3 minutes per contest...notched a then career-high seven rebounds twice, versus Tennessee Tech (Nov. 12) and Rochester College (Dec. 20)...finished the year fifth on the team with 3.0 rebounds per game...averaged 2.8 points per game...started every game of Akron’s school record 13-game winning streak...started all three of Akron’s games in the Mid-American Conference Tournament, scoring a combined nine points, 11 rebounds and three assists in 32 minutes en route to the Zips’ MAC title...recorded a then career-high 24 minutes off the bench against Rochester College (Dec. 20)...issued a 3-of-4 performance from behind the arc to total nine points and three rebounds against Youngstown State (Dec. 29) in 13 minutes off the bench...scored a then career-best 10 points at Buffalo (March 5) while also picking up six rebounds.

As a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in 14 contests, averaging 4.6 minutes per game...logged a season-high 16 minutes in home opener vs. Hiram Nov. 10...scored a career-best nine points to go with four rebounds against Hiram...dropped three dimes in just seven minutes at Saint Peter’s Nov. 26...in three minutes at Ohio Jan. 10, tallied a rebound, an assist, a block and a steal.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2012-13 14/0 65 4.6 7 22 .318 2 7 .286 2 2 1.000 6 3 9 0.6 8 0 6 5 3 4 18 1.32013-14 33/17 406 12.3 30 89 .337 19 56 .339 14 20 .700 31 67 98 3.0 69 1 22 26 9 14 93 2.82014-15 31/30 780 25.2 68 170 .400 29 95 .305 18 31 .581 68 141 209 6.7 86 3 39 52 14 34 183 5.9TOTALS 78/47 1,251 16.0 105 281 .374 50 158 .316 34 53 .642 105 211 316 4.1 163 4 67 83 26 52 294 3.8

giBson’s Career sTaTs

Ravenna High School: Two-time conference player of the year and four-time all-conference honoree...first team All-Ohio as a junior and second team All-Ohio as a senior...finished as just the second girls basketball player in school history with more than 1,000 career points...broke the school rebounding record...averaged double figures in scoring all four years.

Personal: Born Dec. 15...daughter of Henry and Andrea Gibson...majoring in politcal science.

giBson’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 12 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 12 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14)Rebounds 16 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 16 vs. Bowling Green (1/7/15)Assists 4 at Bowling Green (3/7) [2] 4 at Bowling Green (3/7/15) [2]Steals 4 at Miami (1/17) 4 at Miami (1/17/15)Blocks 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10) [2] 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10/15) [4]Minutes 37 vs. Bowling Green (1/7) 37 vs. Bowling Green (1/7/15)FG Made 5 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 5 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14)FG Att. 10 at Kent State (2/25) 10 at Kent State (2/25/15)FT Made 4 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) 4 vs. Western Michigan (2/4/15)FT Att. 5 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) [2] 5 vs. Western Michigan (2/4/15) [2]3FG Made 3 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) 3 vs. Valparaiso (11/25/14) [2]3FG Att. 6 at Kent State (2/25) [2] 6 at Kent State (2/25) [2]



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

MEET THE ZIPS

22

}}}}

HANNAH

PLYBON Junior5-9 • GuardOrrville, OhioOrrville

As a Sophomore (2014-15): Started all 31 games registering 13.2 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game en route to earning third-team All-Mid-American Conference accolades...named an Academic All-MAC selection...set a single-season school record for three pointers made with 97 and attempted the second-highest single-season total (260) in program history...led the squad in three pointers, while rating third in three-point percentage (.373), fourth in rebounds (103), defensive rebounds (93) and assists (60), and fifth in steals (24)...ranked fifth nationally in three pointers made per game (3.13) and 71st in three-point percentage...scored in double figures 18 times, posting fives games of scoring 20 or more points...poured in a career-best 26 points on 8-of-18 shooting, including making five three pointers in a 102-101 victory at Toledo (Jan. 14)...made at least four triples in 15 contests, including nailing six three pointers versus Eastern Michigan (Jan. 10) and at Bowling Green (March 7)...the six three pointers represented the sixth-best single-game effort in program history...registered a triple in every tilt, including recording two or more three pointers in 27 games...scored in double figures in 12 of 18 conference games...distributed a career-high eight assists at Bethune-Cookman (Dec. 15)...ranked first in the conference in three pointers made (3.1), second in three pointers (97), seventh in three-point percentage (.373) and 12th in scoring (13.2)...led the league in conference-only games in three pointers made (3.4), while rating seventh in three-point percentage (.378) and minutes played (34.2)...scored 18, 17, 10 and 18 points, respectively, versus Morehead State (Dec. 5), Bethune-Cookman (Dec. 15), Central Florida (Dec. 17) and Ohio Christian (Dec. 20)...turned in back-to-back games scoring 25 or more points registering 25 and 26 points, respectively, against Eastern Michigan (Jan. 10) and Toledo (Jan. 14)...tabbed as MAC East Player of the Week on Jan. 12 after averaging 16.5 points on 55 percent shooting versus Bowling Green (Jan. 7) and Eastern Michigan (Jan. 10)...also added six and five triples in those contests...shot 7-for-16 from the field, including making five of a school-record 13 three pointers to help spark Akron to its first win at Central Michigan (Jan. 24) since 2001...scored 21 points with four triples in a home win over Buffalo (Feb. 11)...netted 15 points, including making five triples versus Kansas State (March 19) in the opening round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

As a Freshman (2013-14): Named to the All-MAC Freshman Team, the first Zip to earn the honor since 2011 … Appeared in 33 games, making 32 starts in her rookie season … averaged 25.3 minutes per game and 7.1 points per game … third-best on the team with a 1.8 assist to turnover ratio … tied for third on the team with two assists per game … scored in double figures in three out of the first four games, helping to total 11 games on the year with a double-digit effort...played a season-high 35 minutes against Miami (Ohio) (Jan. 15) and posted six rebounds, four assists and 13 points … scored a season-best 16 points in a victory over Ohio (Jan. 23) after going 7-of-11

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2013-14 33/32 836 25.3 85 222 .383 34 112 .304 31 44 .705 15 72 87 2.6 51 2 66 37 1 30 235 7.12014-15 31/31 1,007 32.5 136 348 .391 97 260 .373 41 55 .745 10 93 103 3.3 53 1 60 43 3 24 410 13.2TOTALS 64/63 1,843 28.8 221 570 .388 131 372 .352 72 99 .727 25 165 190 3.0 104 3 126 80 4 54 645 10.1

PlyBon’s Career sTaTs

from the field and grabbing four rebounds … registered seven rebounds on two occasions, once at Ball State (Feb. 15) to go with a 15-point performance … averaged 8.2 points per game during conference play, adding 34 assists against league opponents.

Orrville High School: Named the 2013 Division III Player of the Year in the state of Ohio … four-time All-Ohio selection, including three first-team nods … led her team to a 26-3 record, district and regional championships and the state final four as a senior … set the school’s and the county’s all-time scoring record with 2,107 points … averaged 20.9 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game for her career … two-time conference player of the year and district player of the year … named to the All-Ohio academic first team in 2013 … also earned first team all-academic in track and first team all-league and all-district in volleyball … led Orrville to the state competition in all three sports her senior year.

Personal: Born June 7...daughter of J.D. and Linda Plybon…majoring in physical education/coaching...earned her undergraduate degree in August in speech language.

PlyBon’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 26 at Toledo (1/14) 26 at Toledo (1/14/15)Rebounds 6 vs. Toledo (2/14) [3] 7 vs. Western Michigan (2/8/14) [2]Assists 8 at Bethune-Cookman (12/15) 8 at Bethune-Cookman (12/15/14) Steals 2 at Kansas State (3/19) [4] 5 vs. UC Davis (11/30/13)Blocks 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (3/12) 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (3/12/15)Minutes 38 at Kent State (2/25) [3] 38 at Kent State (2/25/15) [3]FG Made 9 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10) 9 vs. Eastern Michigan (1/10/15)FG Att. 18 at Bowling Green (3/7) [2] 18 at Bowling Green (3/7/15) [2]FT Made 5 vs. Buffalo (2/11) [2] 5 vs. Buffalo (2/11/15) [2]FT Att. 8 at Toledo (1/14) 8 at Toledo (1/14/15)3FG Made 6 at Bowling Green (3/7) [2] 6 at Bowling Green (3/7/15) [2]3FG Att. 16 at Bowling Green (3/7) 16 at Bowling Green (3/7/15)


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MEET THE ZIPS

24

}}}}

ALEX

RICKETTS Junior5-11 • GuardMercer, Pa.Kennedy Catholic

As a Sophomore (2014-15): Appeared in 26 contests averaging 1.0 points and 1.3 rebounds per game...shot 33.3 percent from the field making nine of her 27 attempts...equaled a career high with a five-point effort versus Ohio Christian (Dec. 20)...recorded a career-high four rebounds against Central Florida (Dec. 17), Ohio Christian (Dec. 20) and Ohio (Feb. 21)...distributed a season-high two assists versus Ohio (Feb. 21).

As a Freshman (2013-14): Appeared in 18 games, averaging 5.4 minutes per game...saw 27 minutes of action and dished out four assists against Rochester College (Dec. 20)...scored four points in five minutes twice, at home against Central Michigan (Jan. 9) and again at home against Western Michigan (Feb. 8)...made both field goal attempts in a win over Ohio (Jan. 23).

Kennedy Catholic High School: First team all-state honoree as a senior...three-time first team all-district selection, including district MVP in 2013...led her team to three district championships and three 20-win seasons in four years...averaged 17.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.2 steals per game as a senior...finished her career with 1,384 points.

Personal: Born June 28...daughter of Larry and Michelle Ricketts...majoring in exercise science.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2013-14 18/0 98 5.4 7 22 .318 0 7 .000 7 12 .583 0 7 7 0.4 9 0 4 8 0 1 21 1.22014-15 26/0 157 6.0 9 27 .333 0 3 .000 7 10 .700 9 24 33 1.3 16 0 7 17 1 3 25 1.0TOTALS 44/0 255 5.8 16 49 .327 0 10 .000 14 22 .636 9 31 40 0.9 25 0 11 25 1 4 46 1.0

riCKeTT’s Career sTaTs

riCKeTT’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 5 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] 5 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14) [2]Rebounds 4 vs. Ohio (2/21) [3] 4 vs. Ohio (2/21/15) [3]Assists 2 vs. Ohio (2/21) 4 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)Steals 1 vs. Toledo (2/14) [3] 1 vs. Toledo (2/14/15) [4]Blocks 1 vs. Binghamton (11/14) 1 vs. Binghamton (11/14/14)Minutes 12 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 27 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FG Made 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] 2 last vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14)FG Att. 5 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) 5 vs. Valparaiso (11/25/14) FT Made 2 vs. Morehead State (12/5) [2] 2 last vs. Morehead State (12/5/14) FT Att. 4 vs. Morehead State (12/5) 4 vs. Morehead State (12/5/14) [2]3FG Made NA NA3FG Att. 1 vs. Toledo (2/14) [3] 5 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/12/13)



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

MEET THE ZIPS

21

}}}}

HANNAH

SCIPIO Junior5-4 • GuardNew Albany, OhioNew Albany

As a Sophomore (2014-15): Appeared in 14 games averaging 0.3 points and 0.5 rebounds per contest...registered seven rebounds, six assists and five steals while shooting 2-of-4 (.500) from the field...scored two points against both Valparaiso (Nov. 25) and Bethune-Cookman (Dec. 15)...provided quality minutes off the bench in a second-half run that propelled the Zips to their first win at Central Michigan (Jan. 24) since 2001.

As a Freshman (2013-14): Appeared in 11 games on the season, averaging 4.2 minutes per contest...dished out a pair of dimes and posted a rebound in four minutes of play against Florida Atlantic (Nov. 8)...posted six points, three rebounds and a steal in 17 minutes of action against Rochester College (Dec. 20).

New Albany High School: Four-time all-conference selection...All-Ohio special mention as a sophomore and honorable mention as a junior...earned second team all-district recognition following her junior and senior seasons...as a sophomore, averaged 13.1 points and 4.1 assists per game...led her team to two 20-win seasons in four years and a 74-17 overall record during her career...captured the conference championship in 2009-10.

Personal: Born Aug. 9...daughter of Randy and Stephanie Scipio...majoring in marketing management.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2013-14 11/0 46 4.2 2 6 .333 1 2 .500 3 3 1.000 0 4 4 0.4 12 0 4 6 0 2 8 0.72014-15 14/0 53 3.8 2 4 .500 0 2 .000 0 1 .000 0 7 7 0.5 5 0 6 4 0 5 4 0.3TOTALS 25/0 99 4.0 4 10 .400 1 4 .250 3 4 .750 0 11 11 0.4 17 0 10 10 0 7 12 0.5

sCiPio’s Career sTaTs

sCiPio’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 2 at Bethune-Cookman (12/15) [2] 6 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)Rebounds 2 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) 3 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)Assists 2 at Kent State (2/25) 2 at Kent State (2/25/15) [2]Steals 1 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) [5] 1 vs. Western Michigan (2/4/15) [7]Blocks NA NAMinutes 12 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 17 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FG Made 1 at Bethune-Cookman (12/15) [2] 1 last at Bethune-Cookman (12/15/14)FG Att. 1 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) [4] 3 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/12/13)FT Made NA 3 vs. Rochester College (12/20/13)FT Att. 1 vs. Eastern Michigan (3/12) 3 vs. Rochester College (12/20/13)3FG Made NA 1 vs. Rochester College (12/20/13)3FG Att. 1 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) [2] 1 last vs. Western Michigan (2/4/15)


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MEET THE ZIPS

40

}}}}

SOPHIA

SIMONE Junior5-11 • ForwardSilver Lake, OhioWalsh Jesuit

As a Sophomore (2014-15): Appeared in four games averaging 0.5 points and 0.8 rebounds per contest...posted season highs in scoring (2) and rebounding (2) versus Ohio Christian (Dec. 20)...distributed assists against Valparaiso (Nov. 25) and Ohio Christian (Dec. 20).

As a Freshman (2013-14): Appeared in 10 games, totaling 30 minutes on the season...made both free throw attempts against Tennessee Tech (Nov. 12)...scored five points and pulled down three rebounds in 13 minutes at home against Rochester College (Dec. 20).

Walsh Jesuit High School: Four-year letterwinner...recognized as the 2013 senior athlete of the year...averaged 10 points and six rebounds per game as a senior...earned all-conference honorable mention accolades...squad advanced to the state final four her freshman year...named to the Dean’s List all four years...also a four-year letterwinner in softball and member of the state final four qualifying team in 2013.

Personal: Born Jan. 1...daughter of Robert and Claudia Simone...majoring in nursing.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2013-14 10/0 30 3.0 1 6 .167 0 0 .000 6 8 .750 1 3 4 0.4 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 0.82014-15 4/0 10 2.5 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 1 3 0.8 3 0 2 1 0 1 2 0.5TOTALS 14/0 40 2.9 2 9 .222 0 0 .000 6 8 .750 3 4 7 0.5 6 0 2 1 0 1 10 0.7

simone’s Career sTaTs

simone’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 5 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)Rebounds 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 3 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)Assists 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14) [2]Steals NA NABlocks NA NAMinutes 4 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 13 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FG Made 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20/14) [2] FG Att. 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) 4 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FT Made NA 3 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)FT Att. NA 4 vs. Rochester (12/20/13)3FG Made NA NA3FG Att. NA NA



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

MEET THE ZIPS

1

}}}}

ALLI

BALL Sophomore6-1 • ForwardSt. Louis, Mo.Principia

As a Freshman (2014-15): Appeared in 30 games, including making first career start at Bethune-Cookman...averaged 1.2 points and 2.3 rebounds per contest, while connecting on more than 35 percent (.351) of her shots from the field...ranked sixth on the team in rebounds (68), while leading all freshmen with a 2.3 rebounding average...played in all but one conference tilt registering 1.1 points and 1.6 rebounds per game...turned in a career-best six-point effort in her collegiate debut versus Binghamton (Nov. 14), while also hauling down five rebounds...turned in four games with five or more rebounds, including recording seven rebounds versus Northern Kentucky (Nov. 15) and at Northern Illinois (Feb. 7)...scored three points and added four rebounds and a career-high two blocks in her initial collegiate start at Bethune-Cookman (Dec. 15)...distributed a career-best two assists versus Morehead State (Dec. 5).

Principia Upper School: Set the school record for career points (1,360), points in a single season (553), blocks in a single season (122) and career blocks (255)...two-time Missouri Basketball Coaches Association all-state selection...two-time first team all-district...named MBCA Class 3 as well as Metro League Player of the Year as a senior...averaged 19.1 points, 9.6 rebounds and 4.2 blocks per game as a senior...led her team to two conference, district and sectional championships in her four years...was a cross country state qualifier as a freshman and a track & field state qualifier as a sophomore.

Personal: Born on March 20...daughter of Rob and Laura Ball...majoring in marketing management.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2014-15 30/1 267 8.9 13 37 .351 4 17 .235 7 9 .778 20 48 68 2.3 29 0 10 13 8 1 37 1.2TOTALS 30/1 267 8.9 13 37 .351 4 17 .235 7 9 .778 20 48 68 2.3 29 0 10 13 8 1 37 1.2

Ball’s Career sTaTs

Ball’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 6 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameRebounds 7 at Northern Illinois (2/7) [2] SameAssists 2 vs. Morehead State (12/5) SameSteals 1 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameBlocks 2 at Bethune-Cookman (12/15) SameMinutes 22 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) SameFG Made 2 at Central Florida (12/17) SameFG Att. 4 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] SameFT Made 4 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameFT Att. 4 vs. Binghamton (11/14) Same3FG Made 1 vs. Western Michigan (2/4) [4] Same3FG Att. 3 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) Same


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MEET THE ZIPS

14

}}}}

GRETA

BURRY Sophomore6-1 • ForwardLakewood, OhioSt. Joseph Academy

As a Freshman (2014-15): Appeared in 23 games registering 1.5 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest...shot 60 percent (15-of-25) from the field, while connecting on five of her six attempts at the charity stripe...turned career-high marks in scoring (7), rebounding (5) and steals (2) in her collegiate debut versus Binghamton (Nov. 14) on 3-of-4 shooting...pulled down four rebounds in wins over Morehead State (Dec. 5) and Ohio Christian (Dec. 20)...was a perfect 3-for-3 from the field for six points against Ohio Christian.

St. Joseph Academy: Four-year letterwinner...averaged 9.1 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.0assists and 2.0 steals as a senior...recognized by the Cleveland Plain Dealer as a top-25 player to watch, player of the week and postseason honorable mention...recipient of the coaches award as a senior.

Personal: Born Nov. 13...daughter of Doug and Cindy Burry...majoring in biomedical engineering.


Burry’s Career sTaTs

Burry’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 7 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameRebounds 5 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameAssists 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] SameSteals 2 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameBlocks 1 at Western Michigan (1/3) [2] SameMinutes 14 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) SameFG Made 3 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] SameFG Att. 4 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameFT Made 2 vs. Toledo (2/14) SameFT Att. 2 at Kansas State (3/19) [2] Same3FG Made NA Same3FG Att. NA Same



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

20

}}}}

KAITLYN

FLOWERS Sophomore5-5 • GuardLompoc, Calif.St. Joseph

As a Freshman (2014-15): Appeared in three games registering one point, one assist and two rebounds in eight minutes of reserve duty...made collegiate debut with two minutes off the bench in a win over Valparaiso (Nov. 25)...played three minutes off the bench and recorded first collegiate point at the free throw line in a triumph past Morehead State (Dec. 5)...logged three minutes of reserve action against Ohio Christian (Dec. 20).

St. Joseph High School: Scored 1,448 points over the course of her prep career...as a senior, averaged 17.9 points, 7.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 4.8 steals per game...shot 41 percent from the field for her career...three-time team captain...four-time scholar-athlete...all-division first team as a senior and second team as a junior...led her squad to two league championship titles in four years and one California Interscholastic Federation Division 3 state championship...two-time all-league first team defensive MVP...was also an all-league performer in track & field (hurdles).

Personal: Born Nov. 8...daughter of Vince Flowers and Elaine Dockery ...majoring in sociology.


Flowers’ Career sTaTs

Flowers’ 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 1 vs. Morehead State (12/5) SameRebounds 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) SameAssists 1 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) SameSteals NA NABlocks NA NAMinutes 3 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] SameFG Made NA NAFG Att. 1 vs. Morehead State (12/5) [2] SameFT Made 1 vs. Morehead State (12/5) SameFT Att. 2 vs. Morehead State (12/5) Same3FG Made NA NA3FG Att. 1 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) Same

MEET THE ZIPS


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

12

}}}}

LAUREN

HUNGSophomore5-8 • GuardWaterford, Mich.Waterford Mott

As a Freshman (2014-15): Appeared in 29 games registering 2.2 points per contest...connected on a three pointer to collect her first collegiate points versus Northern Kentucky (Nov. 15)...shot 4-for-8 from beyond the arc to record a career-high 12 points against Valparaiso (Nov. 25)...helped spark an Akron comeback victory at Central Michigan (Jan. 24) with nine second-half points en route to posting a career-best 12 points shooting 4-of-7 from three-point range...had two or more three pointers in five games...scored eight points in a career-high 19 minutes against Siena (Nov. 29).

Waterford Mott High School: Earned all-state recognition as a senior...scored 1,315 points for her career...averaged 15.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 2.4 steals per game as a senior...two-time state free throw champion...shot 82 percent from the charity stripe during her senior season...four-time team MVP.

Personal: Born Nov. 15...daughter of Andy and Wendy Hung...majoring in biology.


hung’s Career sTaTs

hung’s 2014-15/Career highs

2014-15 CareerPoints 12 at Central Michigan (1/24) [2] SameRebounds 2 vs. Ohio Christian (12/20) [2] SameAssists 1 vs. Toledo (2/14) [6] SameSteals 1 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) SameBlocks 1 vs. Binghamton (11/14) SameMinutes 19 vs. Siena (11/29) SameFG Made 4 at Central Michigan (1/24) [2] SameFG Att. 8 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) SameFT Made 2 vs. Siena (11/29) SameFT Att. 2 vs. Toledo (2/14) [2] Same3FG Made 4 at Central Michigan (1/24) [2] Same3FG Att. 8 vs. Valparaiso (11/25) Same

MEET THE ZIPS



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

12

}}}}

MEGAN

SEFCIKFreshman (R)5-10 • GuardAustintown, OhioAustintown Fitch

As a Freshman (2014-15): Redshirted the campaign after suffering an ACL injury in the preseason.

Austintown Fitch High School: Graduated as the school’s second all-time leading scorer...averaged 19.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 4.0 steals per game as a senior...named the conference Player of the Year as a senior...shot 53.0 percent from the field and 89.0 percent from the free throw line during her senior season...three-time first team all-conference selection...All-Ohio Special Mention.

Personal: Born Feb. 20...daughter of Mark Sefcik and Wendy Slater...majoring in early childhood education.

35

}}}}

LILLI

PIPER Freshman5-10 • GuardNorton, OhioWalsh Jesuit

Walsh Jesuit High School: Averaged 14.5 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game as a senior en route to earning all-conference and honorable mention All-Ohio honors...as a junior, recorded 12.3 points, 8.6 rebounds and 5.9 assists per contest and garnered All-Ohio Special Mention recognition, and was also named first team all-district...a multi-sport athlete, Piper was tabbed the 2014 softball player of the year by Cleveland.com, and maintained a 3.6 GPA.

Personal: Born June 22 ...Daughter of Gary and Ronda Piper...majoring in exercise science.

MEET THE ZIPS


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

34

}}}}

FREDNIQUA

WALKER Freshman6-1 • ForwardCleveland, OhioShaw

Shaw High School: Averaged a double-double as a senior posting 16 points and 12 rebounds per contest en route to earning all-conference, all-district and third-team All-Ohio accolades and being named as a McDonald’s All-American nominee...as a junior, averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds per game...earned all-district recognition following her junior campaign in 2013-14...boasted a 4.3 GPA and ranked No. 1 in her graduating class.

Personal: Born April 5...daughter of Freddie Walker and Nadine Buthery...majoring in business administration.

MEET THE ZIPS

This is Akron Basketball


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

The 125,538-square-foot building also includes an office wing that houses the bulk of The University’s athletics department staff.

During the summer of 2011, the JAR saw the addition of team lounges for the men’s and women’s basketball programs, as well as a 1,850-foot weight room. The team lounges feature state-of the-art technology, including multi-screen audio/visual equipment for practice and game video analysis, and opponent scouting. The video systems, designed specifically to meet the needs of the Akron basketball programs. The weight room services both basketball programs, as well as the volleyball and women’s tennis squads.

Improved locker rooms were added to the Rhodes Arena complex in the fall of 1992. The new team facilities were funded through private contribu-tions to the Z-Fund. Rhodes Arena has played host to the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Wine and Gold intrasquad scrimmage in the past, along with the LeBron James Skills Academy (showcase for the nation’s best high school players) and the LeBron James King’s Academy (youth camp). The King James Shooting Stars Classic (AAU tournament) also called James A. Rhodes Arena home at one point.

The facility became the new home of The University of Akron’s athletics teams on Dec. 3, 1983. Opened prior to the 1983-84 season, the facility gave the Zips basketball and volleyball teams a modern indoor athletics complex.

Rhodes Arena was the first phase of a three-part $20.5 million project, which included the $6.5 million Oliver J. Ocasek Natatorium, a $2.5 million renovation of Memorial Hall (demolished in 2010) and completion of the 6,000-square-foot Clifford Skeen Varsity Weight Room, which was located inside Memorial Hall.

Prior to the 2002-03 season, Rhodes Arena received a $1.1 million renova-tion. The project included the addition of a new playing surface and several fan-based capital improvements.

James A. Rhodes Arena provides the Zips with a home-court advantage that rivals any facility in the Mid-American Conference. Also known as Rhodes Arena and the JAR, the facility is home to the men’s and women’s basketball teams, as well as the women’s volleyball squad.

The women’s squad has posted a combined 23-5 record at home over the last two seasons under ninth-year head coach Jodi Kest. That stretch featured a 13-game winning streak at the JAR, the longest in program history.

All 5,500 seats in the arena are retractable to facilitate the use of the 18,000-square-foot floor for physical education activities, concerts, conven-tions, convocation and other special events.

Armchair seating is available on the lower level (1,323) and on the west-side upper level (773), while the remaining seats are bleacher style.

The main scoreboard, also called Zips Vision, features four Opto Tech 7.5’ x 10’ LED displays which showcase replays of the action on the floor plus other programming before, during and after the game. Opto Tech is one of the industry leaders in large scale video displays, whose sports clients include Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks, Ohio State University, University of Nebraska, and the Georgia Dome, home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons.

The arena is comprised of two floors. In addition to the court, the first level features locker rooms, a sports medicine and training facility, a ticket office, a fan team shop and meeting rooms.

The ground level is also home to the school’s hall of fame, which features photos and information on each inductee. The second floor offers a jogging track and four special multi-purpose labs – suitable for archery, golf, badmin-ton and dancing.

The 2,600-square-foot Tommy Evans Memorial Lounge, used for pre- and post-game receptions and department functions, is housed on the south end of the second floor.

JAMES A. RHODES ARENA



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

The first phase of the facelift took place during the summer of 2002 when a new hardwood floor was installed. The cost of the project, which was fund-ed by private donations, was $202,500 and was completed in late August. The new floor replaced a surface that was installed when the facility was built in 1983.

Phase two of the project was one which Zips fans have benefited from most, providing a new state-of-the-art video display and scoreboard system – installed in October 2002.

The Cincinnati Floor Company installed the new floor, which was man-ufactured by Robbins Sports Surfaces. The company is no stranger to the basketball world, having installed the floor at Indiana University’s Assembly Hall and Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena, home of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers.

The new surface also saw the addition of the school’s new logo and word marks, which were unveiled in July 2002.

In fall 2008, new courtside tables with LED display capabilities, were pur-chased for the venue.

In 2013, a new lighting project was completed inside the arena, as well as the lobby of the JAR.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM LOCKER ROOMThe women’s basketball team locker room is designed with comfort in mind. From natural lighting from overhead windows to captain’s chairs at each player’s locker, student-athletes are able to relax before, during and after the game. The women’s locker room is located next to the sports medicine complex and includes all-wood lockers and a lounge area with sofas and a flat-screen television.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING FACILITIESThe women’s basketball coaches’ facility includes offices for head coach Jodi Kest, her assistant coaches and other staff associated with the program. Visitors and student-athletes alike can catch a glimpse of the 2014 Mid-American Conference championship trophy, as well as other memorabilia that help tell the story of Akron Basketball. Throughout the complex, unique-ly designed artwork recap past seasons, milestones and records, and import-ant student-athletes and coaches who make the program what it is today.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM LOUNGEThe women’s basketball team lounge features state-of-the-art technology, including multi-screen audio/visual equipment for practice and game video analysis, and opponent scouting. The video systems, designed specifically to meet the needs of the Akron basketball program, is synchronized with equipment located in the exisitng coaching staffs’ offices to maximize effi-ciency in video study and game preparation.

The space in the lounge is flexible in its usability and supports a variety of functions, including team meetings, individual study time, social interaction and recruiting visits. Graphic elements emphasize the identity of the pro-gram and the branding of the University and Zips Athletics. Other amenitites include study cubicles with computers and extra tall ceilings and doorways.

RHODES ARENA WEIGHT ROOMThe 1,850-square-foot strength-training room gives the Zips a space for strength and conditioning training inside Rhodes Arena, allowing for the squad to better utilize training time without having to relocate to other buildings for weight room access. The facility is located in proximity to the team’s locker room, team lounge and arena floor. The weight room services both men’s and women’s basketball programs, as well as the volleyball squad.

JAMES A. RHODES ARENA


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

January 2Kent State at Central Michigan

Bowling Green at MiamiWestern Michigan at Ohio

Toledo at Ball StateBuffalo at Eastern Michigan

Northern Illinois at Akron

January 6Akron at Eastern Michigan

Bowling Green at Western MichiganCentral Michigan at Buffalo

Kent State at ToledoNorthern Illinois at Miami

Ball State at Ohio

January 9Miami at Ball State

Buffalo at Kent StateCentral Michigan at Akron

Western Michigan at ToledoOhio at Bowling Green

Eastern Michigan at Northern Illinois

January 13Akron at Bowling Green

Kent State at Western MichiganToledo at Miami

Buffalo at Ball StateNorthern Illinois at Central Michigan

Ohio at Eastern Michigan

January 16Akron at Buffalo

Miami at Western MichiganCentral Michigan at OhioNorthern Illinois at Toledo

Ball State at Bowling GreenKent State at Eastern Michigan

January 20Western Michigan at Buffalo

Ohio at Kent StateCentral Michigan at Miami

Eastern Michigan at Ball StateToledo at Akron

Bowling Green at Northern Illinois

January 23Akron at Central Michigan

Buffalo at MiamiOhio at Northern Illinois

Kent State at Bowling GreenBall State at Western Michigan

Toledo at Eastern Michigan

January 27Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green

Western Michigan at Central MichiganNorthern Illinois at Kent State

Akron at Ohio

January 30Miami at Central Michigan

Western Michigan at Kent StateEastern Michigan at AkronBuffalo at Northern IllinoisBowling Green at Toledo

Ohio at Ball State

February 3Akron at Ball State

Ohio at BuffaloKent State at Miami

Toledo at Western MichiganCentral Michigan at Eastern Michigan

February 6Northern Illinois at Ohio

Ball State at BuffaloBowling Green at Central Michigan

Western Michigan at Eastern MichiganMiami at Akron

Toledo at Kent Stat

February 10Miami at Northern Illinois

Western Michigan at Bowling GreenCentral Michigan at Ball State

Buffalo at Toledo

February 13Central Michigan at Northern Illinois

Ohio at ToledoBall State at Kent State

Akron at Western MichiganEastern Michigan at Miami Buffalo at Bowling Green

February 17Eastern Michigan at Buffalo

Toledo at Bowling GreenKent State at Akron

Miami at OhioBall State at Northern Illinois

February 20Toledo at Central Michigan

Western Michigan at Ball StateMiami at Buffalo

Northern Illinois at Eastern MichiganOhio at Akron

Bowling Green at Kent State

February 24Ball State at Central Michigan

Bowling Green at BuffaloEastern Michigan at Toledo

Kent State at OhioAkron at Miami

Northern Illinois at Western Michigan

February 27Buffalo at Ohio

Akron at Kent StateCentral Michigan at Western Michigan

Ball State at Eastern MichiganToledo at Northern IllinoisMiami at Bowling Green

March 2Northern Illinois at Ball StateCentral Michigan at Toledo

Eastern Michigan at Western MichiganBowling Green at Ohio

Miami at Kent StateBuffalo at Akron

March 5Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan

Kent State at BuffaloWestern Michigan at Northern Illinois

Ball State at ToledoOhio at Miami

Bowling Green at Akron

2015-16 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Akron History


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY

OPPONENT W L FIRST MTG.AAlabama 0 3 1996-97Alabama-Birmingham 0 1 1999-00Alaska-Anchorage 1 0 1997-98Albany 1 0 1999-00Albion 1 0 1985-86Allegheny 1 0 1980-81American 2 2 1989-90Arizona State 0 2 2002-03Arkansas 0 1 1987-88Ashland 5 6 1974-75Austin Peay 5 6 1983-84

BBaldwin-Wallace 1 0 1974-75Ball State 16 18 1986-87Belmont 1 0 2014-15Bethune-Cookman 1 0 2014-15Binghamton 2 0 2006-07Bowling Green 5 50 1978-79Bryant 1 0 2012-13Bucknell 1 3 1994-95Buffalo 20 21 1991-92Butler 0 2 1987-88

CCalifornia (Pa.) 1 0 1980-81Cal Poly 1 1 1995-96Campbell 1 0 1998-99Canisius 3 2 1987-88Capital 4 1 1975-76Carlow College 1 0 1982-83Case Western Reserve 1 0 1974-75Cedarville 3 2 1977-78Central Michigan 16 19 1982-83Central State 6 4 1979-80Chattanooga 0 1 2008-09College of Charleston 1 2 1982-83Chicago State 4 2 1987-88Cincinnati 2 8 1975-76Clarion State 3 0 1980-81Cleveland State 17 25 1975-76Coastal Carolina 1 0 1996-97Colorado State 0 1 1997-98Columbia 1 0 1991-92

DDartmouth 0 1 2005-06Davis & Elkins 0 1 1980-81Dayton 0 8 1978-79Defiance 2 3 1977-78DePaul 0 7 1983-84Detroit 1 4 1982-83Drake 0 1 2005-06Drexel 0 1 2011-12Duquesne 1 5 1984-85

EEast Tennessee St. 1 0 2001-02Eastern Illinois 1 0 1998-99Eastern Kentucky 4 5 1980-81Eastern Michigan 19 15 1981-82Eastern Washington 1 0 2007-08Edinboro 2 3 1977-78Evansville 0 2 1986-87

FFindlay 1 0 1974-75Florida 0 1 2004-05Florida Atlantic 1 1 2006-07Florida Gulf Coast First MeetingFlorida State 0 2 2002-03Furman 0 1 1996-97

GGannon 1 4 1978-79George Mason 2 0 2012-13Georgia Southern 1 1 1987-88

OPPONENT W L FIRST MTG.HHawai’i 0 1 2000-01Hiram 2 0 1983-84Houston 1 1 2007-08Howard 1 0 2011-12

IIllinois-Chicago 5 5 1988-89Indiana 1 0 1998-99Indiana State 0 2 2001-02Iowa State 0 1 2005-06IPFW 1 3 2003-04IUPUI 2 0 2009-10

JJacksonville State 1 0 2005-06John Carroll 3 2 1977-78

KKent State 13 49 1974-75Kent-Tuscarawas 2 0 1974-75

LLafayette 1 0 2005-06Lake Erie College 1 0 2009-10Lehigh 2 1 2006-07Liberty 0 1 1996-97Lock Haven 1 0 1982-83Longwood 1 0 1982-83Lorain Community Coll. 2 0 1974-75Louisiana Tech 0 1 1999-00Loyola (Ill.) 1 0 2011-12Loyola (Md.) 0 2 2000-01

MMaine 0 1 2002-03Malone 7 3 1974-75Manhattan 0 1 1997-98Marist 0 2 1999-00Marquette 2 2 1988-89Marshall 7 7 1997-98Maryland-Eastern Shore 1 0 2000-01Mercyhurst 0 1 1982-83Miami (Ohio) 13 33 1981-82Michigan 1 3 1983-84Michigan State 0 3 1985-86Middle Tennessee 0 8 1983-84Mississippi Valley St. 0 1 1987-88Monmouth 1 1 1984-85Montana State 1 0 2006-06Morehead State 3 8 1981-82Mt. Saint Joseph 4 2 1974-75Mt. Saint Mary’s 0 1 1999-00Mount Union 3 0 1974-75Murray State 2 6 1983-84

NNebraska 0 1 2007-08New Hampshire 1 1 1990-91Niagara 9 7 1988-89UNC-Greensboro 0 1 1992-93North Carolina 0 1 1998-99NE Illinois 1 2 1993-94Northern Colorado First MeetingNorthern Illinois 10 19 1988-89Northern Iowa 1 0 2014-15Northern Kentucky 1 1 1982-83Notre Dame 0 1 2011-12

OOakland 0 3 1983-84Oberlin 2 0 1975-76Ohio 18 36 1976-77Ohio Christian 1 0 2014-15Ohio Northern 2 5 1975-76 Ohio State 0 5 1975-76Oklahoma 0 1 2004-05Oral Roberts 1 1 1987-88

OPPONENT W L FIRST MTG.PPittsburgh 0 3 1982-83Pittsburgh-Johnstown 0 2 1981-82Providence 1 1 2011-12Purdue 0 1 2013-14

RRider 1 0 2009-10Rio Grande 2 2 1978-79Robert Morris 13 8 1980-81Rochester College 1 0 2013-14

SSaint Bonaventure 0 3 1991-92Saint Francis (N.Y.) 0 1 1994-95Saint Francis (Pa.) 8 2 1984-85Saint Joseph’s 0 3 2001-02Saint Peter’s 2 2 2001-02Saint Louis 2 1 1998-99Sam Houston State 1 1 1994-95San Diego First MeetingSeattle 1 0 2011-12Sienna 1 0 2014-15Slippery Rock 0 2 1975-76SMU 0 1 2010-11South Carolina 0 1 2000-01South Florida 0 2 1998-99SE Louisiana 1 0 1999-00Southern Utah 0 1 1994-95Syracuse 0 2 1999-00

TTemple 0 2 2009-10Tennessee 0 1 1997-98Tennessee Tech 2 8 1983-84Toledo 11 39 1974-75Troy 1 1 2002-03Tulsa 0 1 2009-10

UUC Davis 0 1 2013-14UCF 1 0 2014-15Ursuline College 1 0 2010-11Utah 0 1 2007-08

VValparaiso 5 9 1988-89Virginia Tech 0 2 1991-92

WWake Forest 0 1 1987-88Wayne State 3 0 1982-83West Virginia 1 7 1983-84Western Carolina 0 2 1987-88Western Michigan 10 26 1992-93Wichita State 0 2 1998-99William & Mary 1 0 1987-88Winthrop 1 0 2002-03UW-Green Bay 2 9 1987-88UW-Milwaukee 0 2 1990-91Wittenberg 2 0 1975-76Wooster 5 2 1974-75Wright State 12 11 1977-78

XXavier 7 7 1979-80

YYoungstown State 15 39 1974-75

TOTALS (41 YEARS) 415 699 2015-16 opponents in BOLD Italic.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

HONORS

TOTAL 3-POINT REBOUNDSYEAR GAMES FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG OFF DEF TOT AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL1974-75 14 342/995 34.4 - - 123/ 232 53.0 807 57.6 - - 762 54.4 302/12 208 382 - -1975-76 16 384/1,143 33.6 - - 176/ 267 65.9 944 59.0 - - 876 54.7 288/7 237 340 - -1976-77 13 270/848 31.8 - - 87/159 54.7 627 48.2 - - 540 41.5 257/7 174 376 - -1977-78 17 392/1,108 35.4 - - 178/284 62.7 962 56.6 - - 775 45.6 337/12 159 522 - -1978-79 26 606/1,822 33.2 - - 211/414 50.9 1,423 54.7 - - 1331 51.2 508/6 270 738 - -1979-80 28 740/1,927 38.4 - - 324/550 58.9 1,808 64.5 - - 1474 52.6 488/15 356 785 - -1980-81 31 957/2,378 40.2 - - 309/567 54.5 2,223 71.7 - - 1767 57.0 563/18 508 752 - -1981-82 29 768/1,977 38.8 - - 244/447 54.5 1,780 61.3 - - 1254 44.8 526/14 319 636 - -1982-83 26 810/1,930 42.0 - - 283/458 61.8 1,893 72.8 - - 1278 49.1 537/14 357 613 - -1983-84 26 679/1,752 38.8 - - 249/419 59.4 1,607 61.8 - - 996 38.3 486/20 315 489 - -1984-85 27 689/1,664 41.4 - - 270/426 63.3 1,648 61.0 - - 1045 38.7 476/21 401 487 - -1985-86 27 710/1,665 42.6 - - 347/528 65.7 1,767 65.4 - - 1026 38.0 486/13 420 529 97 2661986-87 27 738/1,752 42.4 30/81 37.0 247/418 59.1 1,753 64.9 - - 1109 41.1 481/7 495 482 80 2491987-88 27 705/1,632 43.2 15/59 25.4 314/481 65.3 1,769 65.5 341 674 1125 41.7 496/18 373 551 46 2331988-89 29 685/1,667 41.1 31/113 27.4 430/615 69.9 1,831 63.1 331 675 1152 39.7 514/17 401 640 51 2551989-90 27 703/1,698 41.4 66/181 36.5 374/566 66.1 1,846 68.4 383 521 1041 38.6 568/16 417 671 41 2891990-91 28 658/1,775 37.1 80/279 28.7 308/479 64.3 1,704 60.9 373 611 1130 40.4 637/25 401 657 65 2581991-92 28 682/1,826 37.4 91/294 31.0 328/528 62.1 1,783 63.7 342 579 1072 38.3 605/20 323 631 32 2511992-93 26 588/1,500 39.2 120/315 38.1 238/390 61.0 1,534 59.0 308 463 929 35.7 457/12 275 588 42 1901993-94 26 609/1,672 36.4 111/359 30.9 312/514 60.7 1,641 63.1 421 550 1127 43.4 483/9 320 597 28 2031994-95 27 692/1,639 42.0 113/359 31.0 373/563 66.0 1,870 69.3 407 680 1087 40.3 488/11 370 578 65 1901995-96 26 700/1,672 41.9 124/380 32.6 347/561 59.7 1,871 72.0 419 708 1127 43.3 518/10 368 572 56 2041996-97 26 656/1,641 40.0 150/458 32.8 343/507 67.7 1,805 69.4 368 688 1056 40.6 555/20 293 570 70 1861997-98 30 814/1,837 44.3 70/255 27.5 396/635 62.4 2,094 69.8 431 402 1133 37.8 623/16 393 670 81 3121998-99 29 744/1,839 40.5 140/450 31.1 414/643 64.4 2,042 70.4 423 828 1251 43.1 585/12 441 549 98 2421999-00 28 709/1,695 41.8 93/341 27.3 364/564 64.5 1,875 67.0 400 719 1119 40.0 522/8 425 578 71 2262000-01 29 607/1,549 39.2 80/339 23.6 365/562 64.9 1,659 57.2 383 711 1094 37.7 539/10 364 728 43 2072001-02 28 565/1,560 36.2 110/388 28.4 311/472 65.9 1,551 55.4 308 617 925 33.0 537/10 354 655 58 2372002-03 28 548/1,479 37.1 127/422 30.1 268/444 60.4 1,491 53.2 361 599 960 34.3 531/15 317 623 52 2102003-04 28 552/1,520 36.3 170/520 32.7 296/435 68.0 1,570 56.1 313 626 939 33.5 481/15 342 569 54 2262004-05 28 539/1,489 36.2 152/509 29.9 310/453 68.4 1,540 55.0 334 614 948 33.9 473/6 343 595 50 2462005-06 28 547/1,395 39.2 128/422 30.3 306/456 67.1 1,528 54.6 299 573 872 31.1 474/9 336 571 69 2342006-07 29 614/1,546 39.7 109/381 28.6 405/566 71.6 1,742 60.1 318 690 1008 34.8 560/16 333 545 100 1882007-08 31 658/1,777 37.0 187/580 32.2 424/587 72.2 1,927 62.2 382 704 1086 35.0 592/9 374 568 105 2052008-09 30 640/1,633 39.2 131/466 28.1 375/540 69.4 1,786 59.5 363 717 1080 36.0 590/19 384 578 83 2302009-10 32 719/1,782 40.3 126/405 31.1 440/626 70.3 2,004 62.6 455 765 1220 38.1 564/12 433 587 75 2552010-11 30 719/1,716 41.9 168/506 33.2 382/560 68.2 1,988 66.3 374 723 1097 36.6 523/11 392 530 78 2132011-12 32 837/1,985 42.2 224/651 34.4 463/626 74.0 2,361 73.8 426 837 1263 39.5 586/10 490 624 119 2262012-13 33 878/2,043 43.0 236/708 33.3 496/627 79.1 2,488 75.4 401 923 1324 40.1 437/2 589 522 106 2372013-14 33 960/2,139 44.9 205/618 33.2 581/754 77.1 2,706 82.0 461 911 1372 41.6 592/10 610 482 82 2162014-15 31 858/1,973 43.5 205/596 34.4 386/556 69.4 2,307 74.4 425 877 1302 42.0 543/7 508 461 68 202TOTAL 1114 27,271/68,640 39.7 3,592/11,435 31.4 13,397/20,479 65.4 71,555 64.2 10,550 18,985 44,716 40.1 20,808/521 15,188 23,618 2,065 6,886

MARY ANN TRIPODI (1974-81)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1974-75 14 10-4 .7141975-76 16 10-6 .6251976-77 13 2-11 .1671977-78 17 5-12 .2941978-79 26 6-20 .2301979-80 28 15-13 .5361980-81 31 17-14 .548SEVEN YEARS 145 65-80 .448

DARLENE YOUNG (1981-82)YEAR GAMES RECORD PCT.1981-82 29 11-18 .379ONE YEAR 29 11-18 .379

JOHN STREET (1982-89)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1982-83 26 13-13 .5001983-84 26 5-21 .1921984-85 27 9-18 .3331985-86 27 12-15 .4441986-87 27 14-13 .5181987-88 27 12-15 .4441988-89 29 14-15 .483SEVEN YEARS 189 79-110 .418

LISA FITCH (1989-93)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1989-90 27 10-17 .3701990-91 28 3-25 .1071991-92 28 6-22 .2141992-93 26 4-22 .153FOUR YEARS 109 23-86 .211

MARY ANN GRIMES (1993-96)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1993-94 26 5-21 .1921994-95 27 9-18 .3331995-96 26 13-13 .5001996-97 4 1-3 .250THREE + YEARS 83 28-55 .337

ANGEL DONLEY (1996-97)YEAR GAMES RECORD PCT.1996-97 22 4-18 .182ONE YEAR 22 4-18 .182

ROXANNE ALLEN (1997-2002)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1997-98 30 12-18 .4001998-99 29 16-13 .5521999-00 28 11-17 .3932000-01 29 6-23 .2062001-02 28 1-27 .036FIVE YEARS 144 46-98 .319

KELLY KENNEDY (2002-06)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.2002-03 28 2-26 .0712003-04 28 7-21 .2502004-05 28 3-25 .1072005-06 28 5-23 .179FOUR YEARS 112 17-95 .152

JODI KEST (2006-PRESENT)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.2006-07 29 10-19 .3452007-08 31 7-24 .2262008-09 30 11-19 .3672009-10 32 18-14 ,5632010-11 30 14-16 .4672011-12 32 14-18 .4382012-13 33 23-10 .6972013-14 33 23-10 .6792014-15 31 22-9 .710NINE YEARS 281 142-139 .505

AKRON COACHING TOTALSYEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.41 1,114 415-699 .373

AKRON COACHING RECORDS


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

A

Kim Alber 1979Barb Aldrich 1978Lori Anderson 1980-81-82-83Denise Angeloni 1975-76-77Jenn Angler 2005Karen Antonucci 1975Patty Armstrong 1976Victoria Arndt 2008-09Jen Arnold 2002-03-04-05Pam Arnold 1985-86-87-88

B

Alli Ball 2015Megan Barilla 2014-15Jeanne Bauhart 1975-77-78Kyle Baumgartner 2009-10Andrea Beans 1987-88Janee Bednarik 1975-76Felecia Bell 1999-00-02-03Yontami Bell 1991-92-93-94Heather Blackburn 1992-93-94Jessica Black 2002Heidi Blakley 1996Loralee Bolinger 1980-81-82-83Kristy Booms 2001-02-03-04Julie Bourn, Tr. 1987Cheryl Bowles 1998-99-00-01Sherry Bowman 1979Laura Braaten 1996-97-98-99Anita Brown 2013-14-15Shelly Brown 1988-89-90-91Katie Bubna 2010-11-13Leigh Burdette 1990-91-92-93Kelley Burrier 1995-96-97Stacey Burrier 1988-89-90-91Greta Burry 2015

C

Erica Caranfa 2001-02-03George Carson Mgr.-1988Katrina Carter 2001-03Kacie Cassell 2011-12-13-14Michelle Chavanne 1994-95-96-97Heather Coleman 1994Kathy Collins 1986-87-88-89Jae Conn 2004-05Charese Conyers 1990-91Tara Cook 1976Pattie Cooksey 1977Sierra Cooper 1999-00-01-02Beth Core, Mgr. 1985Rhonda Craig 1989-90-91-92Mary Crews 2003-04-05-06Jessie Crooks 2004-05-06-07Amanda Croston 1998-99-00-01Amy Cummings 1992Andrea Cummins 1986-87Jerilyn Cushing 1996-97

D

Paula Davis 1981-82-83-84Sue Davis 1975-76Patty DeAscentis 1984-85-86-87Sue Deckard 1979-80-81-82Jessica Deville 2005-06-07-08Debbie Deyling 1977-78Susan Dobosh 1984-85

Celina Dopoulos 2002Theranny Dunnigan 2015Tara Duquette 1992

F

Dayna Felice 1990-92Kathy Fields 1978-79Kaitlyn Flowers 2015Dee Fox 1979

G

Jean Garcea 1978Tina Garcea 1978-79Pam Gaug 1977Patti Gehring, Tr. 1988DiAndra Gibson 2013-14-15Ginnita Glass 1977Erica Glover 1997-98-99-00Elizabeth Green 1989-90Rachel Green 2006-07-08Diane Greenwood 1991-92-93-94Lisa Gunderson 1978Cari Guyton 2013-14Ayla Guzzardo 2009-10Kim Gwinner 1989

HKatie Hank 1999-00-01Angela Harris 1989-90-91-92Danyelle Harris 2007Dominique Harris 2002-03Penny Haser 1981-82-84Richelle Hatcher 1991-92-93Renee Hawley 1991-92-93Tatiana Haynes 2012Michelle Heck 1983-84-85-86Amy Helm 1991-92Lindsay Hemmelgarn 2002-03-04-05Eileen Herbert 1975Diane Hollish 1985-86-87-88Beth Holmes 1991-92-93-94Mandy Holzer 2004-05-06-07Wendy Hotz 1979Abby Hoy 1996-98-99-00Amanda Hubbard 1997-98Sue Hubbard 1976Carla Huff 1986-87Kathy Hughes 1978-79-80Lauren Hung 2015Sandy Hunsicker 1975Angie Hutchinson 2004-05-06

JRaegan Johnson 2002-03Karen Jolliff 1985-86-87Terrie Jones 1983

K

Anita Kapelewski, Tr. 1986Karen Kennedy 1975Sina King 2011-12-13-15Kim Knowles 1976-77-78Megan Koster 1991-92-93-94Beth Krantz 1978-79-80-81Lori Krezeczowski 2004-05Jamie Krivak 1998-99-01Theresa Kukawa, Tr. 1988Erin Kulka 1990

L

Sandy LaBate 1976Brande Lamb 1993-94-95-96Kimberly Larson 1999-00-01-02Kelly Lethbridge 1986-87-88Pam Long 1978-79-80-81Hanna Luburgh 2011-12-13-14

M

Krissy Marco 2003-04-05-06Amie Marks 1995-96-97-98Cassandra Martin 2000-01-02-03Kathy McClure 1977Niki McCoy 2006-07Julie McDivitt 2001Debbie McKoski 1976Denver McLean 2009-10-11-12Kerri McMahan 2015Deb Mehnert, Tr. 1987-88Beth Mettle 1982-83-86Molly Metzger 1977Chris Miller 1975Riana Miller 2007-08Sue Miller 1980, 81Chris Moschella 1992Kerry Mossburg 1987-88-89-90Brianna Moyes 2011Kara Murphy 2008-09-10-11Jasmine Mushington 2009-10-11-12

N

Gail Nagel 1975-76Karen Needham 1975-76Cheryl Nero 1975Nicki Nettrour 1993-94-95-96Carla Norris 1985-86-87Katie Nunan 2013-14-15

O

Mary O’Connor 1980-81-82-83Cydney Overton 2002-03-04-05

P

Wendy Patterson 1984Alisa Peddicord 1993-94-95-96Hannah Plybon 2014-15

Q

Mary Pat Quinlan 1977-78-79-80

R

Sharon Richardson 1975-77Alex Ricketts 2014-15Leigh Ann Riddle 1985-86-87-88Kristina Rosén 2007-08Lori Rotruck 1981-82-83-84Taylor Ruper 2010-11-12-13

S

Allison Schoff 2006-07Hannah Scipio 2014-15Teresa Scott 2007-08Vicki Schroeder, Mgr. 1993Jamie Scott 1997-98-99-01Amanda Sedlack 2008-09Megan Sefcik 2015Nancy Sexton 1988-89

Teresa Shriver 1993Beth Simmons 1993-94-95-96Sophia Simone 2014-15Leslee Simon 1979-80Annette Smith 1981Stephanie Smith 1988Tammi Smith 1988Keyla Snowden 2008Michelle Spaulding 1990Kris Stanoch 1985-86-87Nancy Steinkerchner 1982Hollie Stephenson 1999-01Lauren Stephenson 2006-07Courtney Stewart 2005-06Ti’eshia Stubbs 2010-11-12Kathleen Sullivan 1980-81-82-83Gia Sunday 1985Jennifer Swartzwelder 1993-94-95-96

T

Jolene Tamboue 2009-10Rachel Tecca 2010-11-13-14Brittani Thomas 2012Renee Thompson 1976Val Thompson 1977Mark Thyr, Tr. 1987Michalene Timco 1994-95-96Sarah Tokodi 2007-08Joan Tonathy 1977-78Denise Trivanovich 1976Toreeda Turner 1982-83-84-85Angela Tylec 2000

V

Ashley Veal 2006-07-08-09Deann Viebranz 1981-82-83Courtney Vujas 2004

W

Ruth Whatmough 1982-83-84-85Georgina Wilkinson 1989-90Jill Williams 1979-81-82Natasha Williams 2009-10-11-12Amber Witt 2009-10Jennie Wolf, Mgr. 1987Jasmine Wood 2013Rochelle Woods 1984

Y

Terrah Yeager 1999-00Carly Young 2011-12-13-14Lisa Young 1985-86-87Jill Zocolo 1981

Z

Jamie Zwisler 1998

Current players in BOLD.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

TEAM RECORDS

GAMES PLAYEDRANK GAMES YEAR1. 33 2013-14 33 2012-133. 32 2011-12 32 2009-105. 31 2014-15 31 2007-08 31 1980-818. 30 2010-11 30 2008-09 30 1997-98

MOST WINSRANK WINS YEAR1. 23 2013-14 23 2012-133. 22 2014-154. 18 2009-105. 17 1980-816. 16 1998-997. 15 1970-80 8. 14 2011-12 14 2010-11 14 1986-87 14 1988-89

MOST CONFERENCE WINSRANK WINS YEAR1. 14 2013-14 (MAC)2. 12 2014-15 (MAC) 12 2012-13 (MAC)4. 11 2009-10 (MAC)5. 10 1998-99 (MAC)6. 8 1997-98 (MAC)7. 7 2011-12 (MAC)8. 7 1999-00 (MAC) 7 1995-96 (MAC) 7 1986-87 (OVC) FEWEST LOSSESRANK LOSSES YEAR1. 4 1974-752. 6 1975-763. 12 2014-154. 10 2013-14 10 2012-136. 11 1976-777. 12 1977-788. 13 1998-99 13 1995-96 13 1986-87 13 1982-83 13 1979-80

WINNING PERCENTAGERANK WIN. % YEAR1. .714 (10-4) 1974-752. .710 (22-9) 2014-153. .697 (23-10) 2013-14 .697 (23-10) 2012-135. .625 (10-6) 1975-76

BEST HOME RECORDRANK PERCENT YEAR1. .889 (8-1) 1998-992. .867 (13-2) 2014-153. .857 (12-2) 2013-144. .846 (11-2) 2009-105. .800 (8-2) 1987-88

MOST POINTS SCOREDRANK POINTS YEAR1. 2,706 2013-142. 2,488 2012-133. 2,361 2011-124. 2,307 2014-155. 2,223 1980-81

SCORING AVERAGE RANK POINTS PER GAME YEAR1. 82.0 ppg 2013-142. 75.4 ppg 2012-133. 74.4 ppg 2014-154. 73.8 ppg 2011-125. 72.8 ppg 1982-83

FIELD GOALS MADERANK FGM YEAR1. 960 2013-142. 957 1980-813. 878 2012-134. 858 2014-155. 837 2011-12

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSRANK FGA YEAR1. 2,378 1980-812. 2,139 2013-143. 2,043 2012-134. 1,985 2011-125. 1,977 1981-82

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERANK FG % YEAR1. .449 (960-2,139) 2013-142. .443 (814-1,837) 1997-983. .435 (858-1,973) 2014-154. .432 (705-1,632) 1987-885. .430 (878-2,043) 2012-13

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADERANK 3-FGM YEAR1. 236 2012-132. 224 2011-123. 205 2014-15 205 2013-145. 187 2007-08

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSRANK 3-FGA YEAR1. 708 2012-132. 651 2011-123. 618 2013-144. 596 2014-155. 580 2007-08

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERANK 3FG % YEAR1. .381 (120-315) 1992-932. .370 (30-81) 1986-873. .365 (66-181) 1989-904. .344 (205-596) 2014-15 .344 (224-651) 2011-12

FREE THROWS MADERANK FTM YEAR1. 581 2013-142. 496 2012-133. 463 2011-124. 440 2009-105. 430 1988-89

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSRANK FTA YEAR1. 754 2013-142. 643 1998-993. 635 1997-984. 627 2012-135. 626 2011-12 626 2009-10

FREE THROW PERCENTAGERANK FT % YEAR1. .791 (496-627) 2012-132. .771 (581-754) 2013-143. .740 (463-626) 2011-124. .722 (424-587) 2007-085. .716 (405-566) 2006-07

REBOUNDSRANK REBOUNDS YEAR1. 1,767 1980-812. 1,474 1979-803. 1,372 2013-144. 1,331 1978-795. 1,324 2012-13

REBOUND AVERAGERANK REBOUNDS/GAME YEAR1. 57.0 1980-812. 54.7 1975-763. 54.4 1974-754. 52.6 1979-805. 51.2 1978-79

ASSISTSRANK ASSISTS YEAR1. 610 2013-142. 589 2012-133. 508 2014-15 508 1980-815. 495 1985-86

BLOCKSRANK BLOCKS YEAR1. 119 2011-122. 106 2012-133. 105 2007-084. 100 2006-075. 98 1998-99

STEALSRANK STEALS YEAR1. 312 1997-982. 289 1989-903. 266 1985-864. 258 1990-915. 255 1988-89 255 2009-10

MOST WINSCATEGORY WINS YEARSeason: 23 2013-14, 2012-13Home: 13 2014-15Road: 10 ‘12-13, ‘86-87, ‘80-81

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINSCATEGORY WINS YEARSeason: 13 2013-14Home: 12 2012-13, 14Road: 7 2013-14

MOST DEFEATSCATEGORY DEFEATS YEARSeason: 27 2001-02Home: 14 2001-02Road: 13 2001-02

MOST CONSECUTIVE DEFEATSCATEGORY DEFEATS YEARSeason: 24 2001-02Home: 14 2001-02Road: 10 2001-02

BEST MAC RECORDCATEGORY RECORD YEARSeason: 14-4 (.778) 2013-14Home: 7-0 (1.000) 1998-99Road: 7-2 (.778) 2013-14

BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGERANK RECORD YEAR1. .714 (10-4) 1974-75

BEST RECORD IMPROVEMENTRANK WINS RECORD AND YEARS1. 9 6-20 in 1978-79 to 15-13 in 1979-80 9 14-18 in 2011-12 to 23-10 in 2012-13

2014-15 season in BOLD.


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS

PTS. SCORED TOTAL TEAM DATE1. Rachel Tecca 43 Eastern Michigan 1/26/142. Sue Davis 38 Slippery Rock 12/28/763. Hanna Luburgh 37 Dayton 11/15/134. Anita Brown 36 at Toledo 1/14/15 Rachel Tecca 36 Northern Illinois 2/9/14 Rachel Tecca 36 Florida Atlantic 11/8/137. Hanna Luburgh 34 Buffalo 2/2/148. Hanna Luburgh 33 Ball State 3/15/13 Cheryl Bowles Cleveland State 12/8/98 Sue Davis 33 Youngstown State 2/21/76

FG % (MIN. 5) TOTAL TEAM DATE1. Cheryl Bowles 1.000 Central Michigan (10-10) 2/6/01 Cydney Overton UIC (5-5) 11/24/02 Jerilyn Cushing Eastern Michigan (9-9) 2/3/96 Lori Rotruck Ashland (5-5) 2/17/835. Kathleen Sullivan .923 Ohio Northern (12-13) 1/19/806. Cheryl Bowles .909 South Florida (10-11) 11/15/987. Carly Young .900 Eastern Michigan (9-10) 2/6/13 8. Rachel Tecca .889 Chicago State (8-9) 1/3/13 Paula Davis .889 Edinboro (8-9) 12/9/84 Alisa Peddicord Western Michigan (8-9) 3/1/95

3-FG MADE* TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Taylor Ruper 8 Ball State 2/12/112. Taylor Ruper 7 at Robert Morris 12/21/11 Leigh Burdette Toledo 1/20/93 Nicki Nettrour Kent State 2/14/96 Kelley Burrier Toledo 1/8/976. Hannah Plybon 6 at Bowling Green 3/7/15 Hannah Plybon Eastern Michigan 1/10/15 Hanna Luburgh Wright State 12/8/12 Taylor Ruper Cleveland State 12/11/10 Jessie Crooks at Buffalo 1/13/07 Jessie Crooks Iowa State 12/10/05 Courtney Stewart Northern Illinois 1/25/06 Jae Conn Kent State 1/31/04 Nicki Nettrour UNC Greensboro 12/18/92 Michelle Chavanne Ball State 2/23/94 Kelley Burrier Miami University 1/4/97 Michelle Chavanne Coastal Carolina 12/20/97 Abby Hoy at Toledo 2/13/99

REBOUNDS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kim Knowles 28 Wittenberg 3/5/762. Chris Miller 23 Ashland 2/20/75 Sue Davis Ohio State 2/24/76 Pam Arnold Oral Roberts 1/6/885. Rachel Tecca 22 Eastern Michigan 1/26/146. Cheryl Bowles 21 Youngstown State 11/30/997. Kim Knowles 20 Toledo 2/12/77 Kerry Mossburg Wright State 12/13/90 Cheryl Bowles Saint Louis 11/22/9810. Pam Long 19 Ashland 1/10/79 Pam Long Cedarville 2/3/79 Susan Dobson Malone 12/3/84

ASSISTS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kacie Cassell 13 Miami University 2/26/142. Kacie Cassell 12 Buffalo 3/14/13 Lori Anderson Ashland 2/19/81 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 2/11/985. Kacie Cassell 11 Ball State 3/15/13 Kacie Cassell Northern Illinois 1/16/13 Abby Hoy Buffalo 2/20/99 Abby Hoy Kent State 1/8/009. Megan Barilla 10 at Toledo 1/14/15 Amanda Sedlack Saint Joseph’s 1/5/08 Lori Krezeczowski Kent State 1/31/04 Denise Angeloni Malone 2/1/77 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 1/27/99

BLOCKED SHOTS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kathleen Sullivan 12 Allegheny 2/6/812. Dee Fox 8 Ohio 2/17/793. Denver McLean 5 at Eastern Michigan 1/28/12 Riana Miller Houston 12/16/07 Riana Miller Ball State 1/23/07 Kerry Mossburg Wright State 12/13/89 Laura Braaten Buffalo 2/20/998. Carly Young 4 Ohio 1/10/13 Riana Miller Ball State 2/9/08 Riana MIller Northern Illinois 2/3/08 Niki McCoy Central Michigan 2/7/07

Mandy Holzer Ohio 2/15/05 Cassandra Martin Ohio 1/2/02 Cassandra Martin Marshall 1/30/02 Cassandra Martin Marshall 2/26/02 Laura Braaten Furman 12/19/97 Kelley Burrier Furman 12/19/97 Cheryl Bowles Marshall 2/25/98 Cheryl Bowles Virginia Tech 12/27/98 Cheryl Bowles Alabama 12/5/99 Abby Hoy Miami University 2/5/00 Cheryl Bowles Bowling Green 1/4/01 Jolene Tamboue Central Michigan 2/4/10 Rachel Tecca Western Michigan 3/5/11

STEALS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Mary Pat Quinlan 12 Mt. St. Joseph 1/13/792. Gail Nagel 10 Kent St.-Tusc. 1/17/763. Courtney Stewart 9 Buffalo 2/1/054. Jae Conn 8 Eastern Michigan 1/7/04 Gail Nagel Wooster 2/11/76 Kathleen Sullivan Allegheny 2/6/81 Amanda Hubbard Marshall 11/22/97 Mickey Timco Manhattan 12/20/979. Toreeda Turner 7 Kent State 11/25/83 Shelly Brown Robert Morris 1/30/90 Shelly Brown DePaul 3/4/90 Kelley Burrier Oral Roberts 12/31/95 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 2/26/99 Felecia Bell St. Peter’s 12/29/02


TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTS SCORED DATE1. 118 vs. Tennessee Tech 11/12/132. 109 vs. Allegheny 2/6/813. 108 vs. Carlow 12/5/824. 103 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/125. 102 at Toledo 1/14/15 102 vs. Ursuline College 12/19/107. 101 vs. Buffalo 2/2/14 101 at Eastern Michigan 1/26/149. 100 vs. Valparaiso 11/25/14 100 vs. Hiram 12/7/83

FEWEST POINTS SCORED DATE1. 26 vs. Dayton 1/12/79 at West Virginia 1/29/023. 32 at Bowling Green 1/3/07 at Miami University 2/24/015. 33 vs. Kent State 2/18/06 vs. Ohio State 2/22/777. 35 vs. Kent State 2/5/05 at Ohio State 12/19/009. 36 vs. Illinois-Chicago 2/13/9210. 37 at Eastern Michigan 1/7/04 37 at Marshall 2/26/02 37 at Kent State 1/13/01 37 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/15/09

MOST POINTS ALLOWED DATE1. 119 vs. Toledo 2/9/942. 112 vs. Northern Illinois 2/9/90 vs. Marquette 11/29/914. 111 vs. Detroit 12/6/965. 110 vs. Dayton 1/12/79 vs. Valparaiso 2/23/91 vs. Toledo 2/21/968. 109 vs. Kent State 2/24/93 109 vs. Central Michigan 1/9/149. 108 vs. Middle Tennessee 2/25/85 vs. Northern Illinois 1/11/90

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED DATE1. 16 vs. Case Western Reserve 1/30/752. 24 vs. Hiram 11/10/123. 31 vs. Oberlin 1/21/76 vs. John Carroll 12/2/815. 32 vs. Toledo 12/20/786. 35 vs. Chicago State 12/18/87 vs. Mount Union 1/25/798. 37 vs. Allegheny 2/6/819. 38 vs. Malone 1/25/75 vs. Green Bay 2/3/88

MOST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS DATE1. 203 at Toledo (W, 102-101) 1/14/15 203 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 91-112) 2/9/903. 193 vs. Buffalo (W, 101-92) 2/2/144. 187 vs. John Carroll (L, 93-94) 12/5/785. 186 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 78-108) 1/11/90 vs. Liberty (L, 90-96) 12/7/967. 184 vs. Central Michigan (W, 97-87) 2/4/12 vs. Valparaiso (L, 77-107) 1/26/92 vs. Bowling Green (L, 91-93 OT) 2/11/9810. 183 vs. Loyola Chicago (W, 97-86) 11/25/11 vs. Detroit (L, 72-111) 12/6/79

FEWEST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS DATE1. 67 vs. Case West. Reserve (W, 51-16) 1/30/752. 85 vs. Kent State (L, 33-52) 2/18/06 85 vs. Northern Illinois (W, 43-42) 2/10/044. 87 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 45-42) 2/15/035. 88 vs. UW-Green Bay (L, 39-49) 1/21/896. 89 vs. Wright State (W, 47-42) 2/11/787. 90 vs. Wright State (W, 49-41) 12/16/88 vs. Toledo (L, 48-42) 1/7/039. 91 vs. UW-Green Bay (W, 53-38) 2/3/8810. 92 vs. Kent State (L, 35-57) 2/5/05 92 vs. Bowling Green (L, 45-47) 2/22/11

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE DATE1. 50 vs. Allegheny 2/6/81 vs. Carlow 12/5/823. 45 vs. Hiram 12/7/834. 41 vs. Tennessee Tech 11/12/13 vs. Eastern Kentucky 1/10/876. 40 vs. Valparaiso 11/25/14 40 vs. Xavier 12/1/848. 39 vs. Robert Morris 11/30/96 vs. Bowling Green 2/11/989. 38 vs. Ohio Christian 12/20/14 38 vs. Ursuline College 12/19/10

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE* DATE1. 13 at Central Michigan 1/24/15 13 at Central Michigan 2/21/053. 12 vs. Valparaiso 11/25/14 vs. Buffalo 2/2/14 vs. Tennessee Tech 11/12/13 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 at Robert Morris 12/21/11 vs. Kent State 2/23/029. 11 vs. Wright State 12/8/12 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 vs. Buffalo 3/3/12 vs. Western Michigan 2/11/12 at Buffalo 1/11/12 vs. Ball State 2/12/11 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 vs. Saint Joseph’s 1/5/08 vs. Coastal Carolina 12/20/96 vs. Toledo 1/8/97

* 3-point scoring began in 1986-87

MOST FREE THROWS MADE DATE1. 37 vs. Youngstown State 1/4/862. 33 vs. Western Michigan 2/1/95 vs. Ball State 2/7/76 vs. Saint Louis 11/22/985. 31 vs. Saint Louis 11/14/07 vs. Marquette 11/29/917. 29 at Ohio 2/22/14 vs. Florida Atlantic 11/8/13 vs. UW-Green Bay 1/21/89 vs. Cincinnati 3/1/93

MOST REBOUNDS DATE1. 83 vs. Davis & Elkins 2/27/812. 79 vs. Lock Haven 1/8/833. 69 vs. Youngstown State 2/12/754. 65 at Eastern Michigan 1/26/14 vs. Cincinnati 3/1/936. 64 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 vs. Youngstown State 12/19/948. 63 vs. Valparaiso 1/26/929. 60 vs. Austin Peay 1/17/8710. 59 vs. Saint Louis 11/22/98

2014-15 season in BOLD



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SEASON RECORDS

POINTS POINTS GAMES YEAR1. Hanna Luburgh 734 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 729 33 2013-143. Sina King 629 31 2014-154. Rachel Tecca 609 33 2012-135. Anita Brown 582 31 2014-156. Kara Murphy 580 30 2008-097. Hanna Luburgh 549 33 2012-138. Cheryl Bowles 497 28 1999-009. Sina King 494 33 2012-1310. Pam Arnold 490 27 1987-88

POINTS PER GAME PPG GAMES YEAR1. Hanna Luburgh 22.2 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 22.1 33 2013-143. Sue Davis 21.6 16 1975-764. Sina King 20.3 31 2014-155. Kara Murphy 19.3 30 2008-096. Anita Brown 18.8 31 2014-157. Rachel Tecca 18.5 33 2012-138. Pam Arnold 18.2 27 1987-889. Cheryl Bowles 17.8 28 1999-0010. Hanna Luburgh 16.6 33 2012-13 Sue Davis 16.6 14 1974-75 Cheryl Bowles 16.6 29 1998-99

FIELD GOALS FGM GAMES YEAR1. Hanna Luburgh 262 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 257 33 2013-143. Anita Brown 235 31 2014-154. Sina King 224 31 2014-155. Rachel Tecca 221 33 2012-136. Hanna Luburgh 201 33 2012-137. Pam Arnold 195 27 1987-888. Cheryl Bowles 194 28 1999-009. Rachel Tecca 192 30 2010-1110. Pam Arnold 188 27 1986-87 Cheryl Bowles 188 29 1998-99

FG ATTEMPTS FGA GAMES YEAR1. Hanna Luburgh 562 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 504 33 2013-143. Anita Brown 497 31 2014-154. Casey O’Connor 470 28 1979-805. Sina King 469 31 2014-156. Kara Murphy 437 30 2008-097. Hanna Luburgh 432 33 2012-138. Pam Arnold 429 27 1987-889. Rachel Tecca 423 33 2012-1310. Casey O’Connor 421 31 1980-81

FG PCT. (MIN. 4/GM) PCT. GAMES YEAR1. Cheryl Bowles .556 29 1998-992. Cheryl Bowles .553 28 1999-003. Alisa Peddicord .528 27 1994-954. Rachel Tecca .522 33 2012-135. Cassandra Martin .521 22 2002-036. Rachel Tecca .510 33 2013-147. Jamie Scott .506 30 1997-988. Rachel Tecca .496 30 2010-119. Laura Braaten .495 30 1997-9810. Jolene Tamboue .493 32 2009-10

3-FG MADE 3-FG GAMES YEAR1. Hannah Plybon 97 31 2014-152. Keyla Snowden 91 31 2007-083. Taylor Ruper 89 32 2011-124. Taylor Ruper 85 33 2012-135. Taylor Ruper 75 30 2010-116. Hanna Luburgh 70 33 2012-137. Hanna Luburgh 67 33 2013-148. Michelle Chavanne 63 24 1996-979. Abby Hoy 61 29 1998-9910. Jae Conn 60 28 2003-04

3-FG ATTEMPTS 3-FG GAMES YEAR1. Taylor Ruper 262 33 2012-132. Hannah Plybon 260 31 2014-153. Keyla Snowden 237 31 2007-084. Taylor Ruper 232 32 2011-125. Taylor Ruper 196 30 2010-116. Hanna Luburgh 188 33 2013-14 Jae Conn 188 28 2004-04 Michelle Chavanne 188 24 1996-979. Hanna Luburgh 174 33 2012-1310. Abby Hoy 168 29 1998-99

3-FG PCT. (min. 1 3fg/game) PCT. GAMES YEAR1. Nicki Nettrour .449 25 1995-962. Ayla Guzzardo .429 32 2009-103. Georgina Wilkinson .406 27 1989-904. Hanna Luburgh .402 33 2012-135. Nicki Nettrour .400 26 1992-936. Beth Holmes .397 28 1991-927. Kelley Burrier .392 25 1996-978. Lindsay Hemmelgarn .391 28 2003-049. Taylor Ruper .384 32 2011-12 Keyla Snowden .384 31 2007-08

FT MADE FTM GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 206 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 167 33 2012-133. Kara Murphy 166 30 2008-09 Niki McCoy 166 27 2006-075. Hanna Luburgh 143 33 2013-146. Sina King 142 31 2014-157. Sina King 135 33 2012-138. Kara Murphy 121 31 2007-089. Kara Murphy 119 32 2009-1010. Casey O’Connor 108 28 1979-80

FT ATTEMPTS FTA GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 264 33 2013-142. Rachel Tecca 215 33 2012-133. Kara Murphy 211 30 2008-094. Niki McCoy 201 27 2006-075. Sina King 180 31 2014-156. Hanna Luburgh 166 33 2013-147. Kara Murphy 165 32 2009-108. Kara Murphy 161 31 2007-089. Casey O’Connor 160 28 1979-8010. Sina King 159 33 2012-13

FT PCT. (MIN. 2 FT/GM) FT% GAMES YEAR1. Keyla Snowden .880 31 2007-082. Hanna Luburgh .865 33 2012-133. Hanna Luburgh .861 33 2013-144. Sina King .849 33 2012-135. Niki McCoy .826 27 2006-076. Sina King .813 32 2011-12 Elizabeth Green .813 29 1988-898. Stacey Burrier .807 25 1990-919. Sina King .789 31 2014-15 Kelley Burrier .789 25 1996-97

REBOUNDS REB GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 307 33 2013-142. Kathleen Sullivan 290 31 1980-813. Pam Arnold 289 27 1987-884. Sina King 288 31 2014-15 Sina King 288 33 2012-13 Rachel Tecca 288 30 2010-117. Casey O’Connor 287 28 1979-808. Pam Long 280 28 1979-809. Pam Long 274 26 1978-7910. Pam Arnold 272 27 1986-87

REBS. PER GAME RPG GAMES YEAR1. Chris Miller 14.2 14 1974-752. Kim Knowles 13.7 16 1975-763. Pam Arnold 10.7 27 1987-884. Kim Knowles 10.6 13 1976-775. Pam Long 10.5 26 1978-796. Kim Knowles 10.3 17 1977-787. Casey O’Connor 10.2 28 1979-808. Pam Arnold 10.1 27 1986-879. Pam Long 10.0 28 1979-8010. Kathleen Sullivan 9.9 26 1979-80

ASSISTS AST. GAMES YEAR1. Kacie Cassell 259 33 2012-132. Kacie Cassell 213 33 2013-143. Abby Hoy 156 29 1998-994. Lori Anderson 150 31 1980-815. Abby Hoy 140 28 1999-006. Ayla Guzzardo 133 32 2009-107. Natasha Williams 125 32 2011-128. Lori Krezeczowski 121 29 2003-049. Diane Hollish 117 27 1987-8810. Kacie Cassell 114 32 2011-12 Sarah Tokodi 114 29 2006-07

BLOCKED SHOTS BLK. GAMES YEAR1. Kathleen Sullivan 135 31 1980-812. Carla Huff 51 27 1985-863. Riana Miller 47 31 2007-08 Loralee Bolinger 43 31 1980-815. Pam Long 44 31 1980-816. Laura Braaten 41 29 1998-997. Cassandra Martin 32 27 2001-028. Lori Rotruck 31 26 1983-84 Laura Braaten 31 30 1997-9810. Kyle Baumgartner 30 30 2008-09 Riana Miller 30 29 2006-07

STEALS STL. GAMES YEAR1. Shelly Brown 84 27 1989-902. Courtney Stewart 76 28 2005-063. Lori Anderson 75 31 1980-814. Kathleen Sullivan 71 31 1980-815. Toreeda Turner 69 26 1982-836. Casey O’Connor 66 31 1980-817. Amanda Hubbard 65 30 1997-988. Shelly Brown 61 22 1990-919. Toreeda Turner 59 26 1983-84 Diane Hollish 59 27 1986-87

2014-15 season in BOLD


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

CAREER RECORDS

GAMES PLAYED TOTAL YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 138 2009-142. Kacie Cassell 128 2010-14 Carly Young 128 2010-144. Hanna Luburgh 127 2010-145. Sina KIng 124 2010-156. Kara Murphy 123 2007-117. Taylor Ruper 122 2009-138. Jasmine Mushington 120 2008-129. Cheryl Bowles 115 1997-0110. Ashley Veal 114 2005-09

POINTS SCORED TOTAL GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 2,317 138 2009-142. Kara Murphy 1,777 123 2007-113. Cheryl Bowles 1,712 115 1997-014. Sina King 1,634 124 2010-15 Hanna Luburgh 1,634 127 2010-146. Pam Arnold 1,544 108 1984-887. Casey O’Connor 1,228 106 1979-838. Diane Hollish 1,195 108 1984-889. Toreeda Turner 1,161 104 1981-8510. Abby Hoy 1,056 110 1995-00

POINTS PER GAME PPG GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 16.8 138 2009-142. Sue Davis 16.6 30 1974-763. Cheryl Bowles 14.9 115 1997-014. Kara Murphy 14.4 123 2007-115. Pam Arnold 14.2 108 1984-886. Kelley Burrier 13.6 72 1994-967. Sina King 13.2 124 2010-158. Hanna Luburgh 12.8 127 2010-149. Casey O’Connor 11.6 106 1979-8310. Toreeda Turner 11.2 104 1981-85

FIELD GOALS FGM GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 851 138 2009-142. Cheryl Bowles 668 115 1997-013. Pam Arnold 629 108 1984-884. Hanna Luburgh 598 127 2010-145. Kara Murphy 585 123 2007-116. Sina King 573 124 2010-157. Diane Hollish 533 108 1984-888. Toreeda Turner 512 104 1981-859. Casey O’Connor 485 106 1979-8310. Kathleen Sullivan 467 107 1979-83

FG ATTEMPTS FGA GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 1,694 137 2009-142. Kara Murphy 1,446 123 2007-113. Pam Arnold 1,380 108 1984-884. Hanna Luburgh 1,351 127 2010-145. Cheryl Bowles 1,264 115 1997-016. Sina King 1,223 124 2010-157. Toreeda Turner 1,218 104 1981-858. Casey O’Connor 1,211 106 1979-839. Diane Hollish 1,205 108 1984-8810. Abby Hoy 1,044 110 1995-00

FG PCT. (MIN. 300 FGM) FG% GAMES YEARS1. Cheryl Bowles .528 115 1997-012. Rachel Tecca .502 138 2009-103. Jamie Scott .494 106 1996-014. Alisa Peddicord .487 104 1992-96 Cassandra Martin .487 92 1999-036. Sina King .469 124 2010-157. Kerry Mossburg .461 105 1986-90 Stacey Burrier .461 107 1987-919. Pam Arnold .456 108 1984-8810. Kathleen Sullivan .449 107 1979-83

3-POINT FG MADE 3FGM GAMES YEARS1. Taylor Ruper 269 122 2009-132. Michelle Chavanne 183 101 1993-973. Hanna Luburgh 175 127 2010-144. Leigh Burdette 139 108 1989-935. Hannah Plybon 131 64 2013-6. Kara Murphy 127 123 2007-117. Kelley Burrier 123 72 1994-978. Abby Hoy 113 110 1995-009. Jessie Crooks 111 112 2003-0710. Nicki Nettrour 104 102 1992-96

3-FG ATTEMPTS 3FGA GAMES YEARS1. Taylor Ruper 764 122 2009-132. Michelle Chavanne 567 101 1993-973. Hanna Luburgh 484 127 2010-14 4. Jessie Crooks 396 112 2003-075. Leigh Burdette 391 108 1989-936. Kara Murphy 390 123 2007-117. Abby Hoy 383 110 1995-008. Hannah Plybon 372 64 2013-9. Kelley Burrier 324 72 1994-9710. Jae Conn 319 56 2003-05

3-FG PCT. (MIN. 100) PCT. GAMES YEARS1. Kelley Burrier .380 72 1994-97 Nicki Nettrour .380 102 1992-963. Hanna Luburgh .362 127 2010-144. Leigh Burdette .355 108 1989-935. Hannah Plybon .352 64 2013- Taylor Ruper .352 122 2009-137. Kara Murphy .326 123 2007-118. Michelle Chavanne .323 101 1993-97

FREE THROWS MADE FTM GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 606 138 2009-142. Kara Murphy 480 123 2007-113. Sina King 400 124 2010-154. Cheryl Bowles 342 115 1997-015. Pam Arnold 277 108 1984-886. Hanna Luburgh 263 127 2010-147. Casey O’Connor 258 106 1979-838. Niki McCoy 250 54 2005-079. Amie Marks 217 105 1994-9810. Stacey Burrier 202 107 1987-91

FT ATTEMPTS FTA GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 813 138 2009-142. Kara Murphy 635 123 2007-113. Sina King 499 124 2010-154. Cheryl Bowles 493 115 1997-015. Pam Arnold 399 108 1984-886. Casey O’Connor 396 106 1979-837 Alisa Peddicord 358 104 1992-958. Niki McCoy 319 54 2005-079. Abby Hoy 313 110 1995-0010. Erica Glover 311 98 1996-00

FT PCT. (MIN. 150 FT) PCT. GAMES YEARS1. Sina King .802 124 2010-152. Niki McCoy .783 54 2005-07 Jessie Crooks .769 112 2003-074. Kara Murphy .756 123 2007-115. Kelley Burrier .752 72 1994-976. Rachel Tecca .745 138 2009-147. Amie Marks .702 105 1994-988. Pam Arnold .694 108 1984-889. Cheryl Bowles .693 115 1997-0110. Stacey Burrier .692 108 1987-91

REBOUNDS REB. GAMES YEARS1. Rachel Tecca 1,109 138 2009-142. Pam Arnold 916 108 1984-883. Sina King 888 124 2010-154. Cheryl Bowles 883 115 1997-015. Pam Long 847 102 1977-816. Kathleen Sullivan 844 107 1979-837. Casey O’Connor 728 106 1979-838. Jamie Scott 717 106 1996-019. Alisa Peddicord 642 104 1992-9610. Diane Greenwood 639 106 1990-94

RBS PER GAME RPG GAMES YEARS1. Sue Davis 11.6 30 1974-762. Kim Knowles 10.3 46 1975-783. Pam Arnold 8.5 108 1984-884. Pam Long 8.3 102 1977-815. Rachel Tecca 8.0 138 2009-146. Kathleen Sullivan 7.9 107 1979-837. Cheryl Bowles 7.7 115 1997-018. Sina King 7.2 124 2010-15 Jolene Tamboue 7.2 62 2008-1010. Casey O’Connor 6.9 106 1979-83

ASSISTS AST. GAMES YEARS1. Kacie Cassell 688 128 2010-142. Abby Hoy 456 110 1995-003. Diane Hollish 392 108 1984-884. Lori Anderson 374 103 1979-835. Michelle Chavanne 326 101 1993-976. Toreeda Turner 322 104 1981-857. Erica Glover 279 98 1996-008. Sue Deckard 262 112 1978-829. Ayla Guzzardo 238 62 2008-1010. Patty Deascentis 237 90 1983-87

BLOCKED SHOTS BLK. GAMES YEARS1. Kathleen Sullivan 180 107 1979-832. Laura Braaten 112 109 1995-993. Lori Rotruck 107 106 1980-844. Cheryl Bowles 90 115 1997-015. Loralee Bolinger 82 112 1979-836. Carla Huff 77 51 1985-877. Rachel Tecca 75 138 2009-148. Mandy Holzer 71 111 2003-079. Alisa Peddicord 63 104 1992-9610. Cassandra Martin 58 92 1999-03

STEALS STLS GAMES YEARS1. Toreeda Turner 230 104 1981-852. Shelly Brown 198 93 1987-913. Diane Hollish 196 108 1984-884. Rachel Tecca 183 138 2009-145. Abby Hoy 180 110 1995-006. Erica Glover 174 98 1996-007. Pam Arnold 166 108 1984-888. Lori Anderson 154 103 1979-839. Cheryl Bowles 138 115 1997-0110. Kelley Burrier 127 72 1994-97

Current Players in BOLD.

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

AKRON HALL OF FAMEOVERALL# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 72 pts. at Allegheny (109-37) Feb. 6, 19812. 67 pts. vs. Carlow (108-41) Dec. 5, 19823. 59 pts. vs. Hiram (83-24) Nov. 10, 20124. 57 pts. vs. Ursuline College (102-45) Dec. 12, 20105. 54 pts. vs. John Carroll (85-31) Dec. 2, 1981

AT HOME # MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 59 pts. vs. Hiram (83-24) Nov. 10, 20122. 57 pts. vs. Ursuline College (102-45) Dec. 12, 20103. 54 pts. vs. John Carroll (85-31) Dec. 2, 19814. 53 pts. vs. Hiram (100-47) Dec. 7, 19835. 45 pts. vs. Ohio Christian (100-65) Dec. 20, 2014

ON THE ROAD # MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 72 pts. at Allegheny (109-37) Feb. 6, 19812. 67 pts. vs. Carlow (108-41) Dec. 5, 19823. 53 pts. at Baldwin-Wallace (79-26) Jan. 22, 19754. 46 pts. at Saint Peter’s (103-57) Nov. 26, 20125. 41 pts. at Chicago State (86-45) Jan. 3, 2013

IN MAC PLAY*# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 35 pts. vs. Kent State (93-58) Jan. 13, 20132. 28 pts. vs. Ohio (69-41) Mar. 2, 20103. 26 pts. vs. Buffalo (84-58) Feb. 20, 1999 26 pts. vs. Eastern Michigan [72-46] Mar. 10, 20105. 25 pts. vs. Ball State (76-51) Jan. 3, 1998* Also represents biggest MAC wins at home

IN MAC ROAD GAMES# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 29 pts. at Northern Illinois (72-43) Feb. 5, 20112. 27 pts. at Ohio (81-54) Jan. 10, 20133. 19 pts. at Eastern Michigan (72-53) Jan. 15, 20004. 18 pts. at Miami (65-47) Jan. 17, 20155. 17 pts. at Buffalo (77-60) March 6, 2013 17 pts. at Central Michigan (75-58) Feb. 6, 2001 17 pts. at Miami (79-62) Feb. 6, 1999

OVERALL# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 84 pts. at Dayton (26-110) Jan. 12, 19792. 65 pts. at Ohio State (35-100) Dec. 19, 20013. 62 pts. at Miami (32-94) Feb. 24, 20014. 63 pts. at Middle Tennessee (45-108) Feb. 25, 19855. 56 pts. at Toledo (63-119) Feb. 9, 1994 56 pts. at Eastern Michigan (37-93) Jan. 7, 2004 56 pts. vs. Ohio State (40-96) Mar. 11, 1977

AT HOME# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 51 pts. vs. Kent State (37-88) Feb. 7, 19792. 50 pts. vs. Bowling Green (53-103) Feb. 26, 19943. 46 pts. vs. Marquette (66-112) Nov. 29, 19914. 45 pts. vs. Kent State (64-109) Feb. 24, 19935. 42 pts. vs. Michigan State (49-91) Jan. 15, 1987

ON THE ROAD# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 84 pts. at Dayton (26-110) Jan. 12, 19792. 65 pts. at Ohio State (35-100) Dec. 19, 2001 3. 63 pts. at Middle Tennessee (45-108) Feb. 25, 19854. 62 pts. at Miami (32-94) Feb. 24, 20015. 56 pts. at Toledo (63-119) Feb. 9, 1994 56 pts. at Eastern Michigan (37-93) Jan. 7, 2004 56 pts. vs. Ohio State (40-96) Mar. 11, 1977

Pam Arnold Davis1984-88

Cheryl Bowles1998-01

Stacey Burrier Fischer1987-91

Sue Davis1974-76

Diane Hollish Berghaus1984-88

Kim Knowles1975-78

Brandee Lamb1992-96

Casey O’Connor1979-83

MARGINS OF VICTORY MARGINS OF DEFEAT

Toreeda Turner1981-85


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

ALL-TIME POSTSEASON HONORS

ALL-AMERICANPam Arnold (Honorable Mention) 1986-87Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 1999-00Rachel Tecca (Honorable Mention) 2013-14Sina King (Honorable Mention) 2014-15 ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCEPam Arnold (Second Team) 1986-87

ALL-NORTH STAR CONFERENCEStacey Burrier (Second Team) 1990-91Angela Harris (Second Team) 1991-92

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCEAlisa Peddicord (Honorable Mention) 1994-95Kelly Burrier (Honorable Mention) 1996-97Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 1997-98Abby Hoy (Honorable Mention) 1998-99Cheryl Bowles (Second Team) 1998-99Cheryl Bowles (First Team) 1999-00Erica Glover (Honorable Mention) 1999-00Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 2000-01Cassandra Martin (Honorable Mention) 2002-03Jessie Crooks (Third Team) 2005-06Nikki McCoy (Third Team) 2006-07Kara Murphy (Third Team) 2007-08Kara Murphy (First Team) 2008-09Kyle Baumgartner (Honorable Mention) 2009-10Kara Murphy (Second Team) 2009-10Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2010-11Kara Murphy (Honorable Mention) 2010-11Sina King (Second Team) 2011-12Taylor Ruper (Honorable Mention) 2011-12Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2012-13Sina King (Third Team) 2012-13Hanna Luburgh (Third Team) 2012-13Hanna Luburgh (First Team) 2013-14Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2013-14Sina King (First Team) 2014-15Anita Brown (Second Team) 2014-15Hannah Plybon (Third Team) 2014-15

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE FRESHMAN TEAMJamie Scott 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 1997-98Lindsay Hemmelgarn 2001-02Niki McCoy 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 2006-07Kara Murphy 2007-08Keyla Snowden 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 2008-09Rachel Tecca 2009-10Carly Young 2010-11Hannah Plybon 2013-14Kerri McMahan 2014-15

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TEAMCheryl Bowles 1998-99Kara Murphy 2008-09Hanna Luburgh 2012-13Rachel Tecca 2012-13Kacie Cassell 2013-14Hannah Luburgh 2013-14Rachel Tecca (MVP) 2013-14

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE ACADEMIC TEAMMichelle Chavanne 1996-97Jessie Crooks 2004-05Jessie Crooks 2005-06Jessie Crooks 2006-07Kara Murphy 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 2009-10Rachel Tecca 2010-11Sina King 2011-12Taylor Ruper 2011-12Sina King 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 2012-13Rachel Tecca 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 2013-14Rachel Tecca 2013-14Sina King 2014-15Hannah Plybon 2014-15

MAC DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR-ATHLETE TEAMSina King 2014-15Hannah Plybon 2014-15

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IVRachel Tecca (Third Team) 2010-11Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2012-13Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2013-14

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANRachel Tecca (Second Team) 2012-13Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2013-14 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Rachel Tecca 2012-13Sina King 2014-15

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEARRachel Tecca 2009-10Jasmine Mushington* 2010-11*Co-Sixth Player of the Year

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARJodi Kest 2009-10

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEKCheryl Bowles Dec. 13, 1999Cheryl Bowles Jan. 4, 2000Jessie Crooks Jan. 31, 2005Niki McCoy Dec. 26, 2006Niki McCoy Feb. 5, 2007Sarah Tokodi Dec. 10, 2007Sarah Tokodi Dec. 17, 2007Kara Murphy Nov. 24, 2008Kara Murphy Dec. 29, 2008Kyle Baumgartner Jan. 26, 2009Kara Murphy Nov. 23, 2009Rachel Tecca Nov. 29, 2010Taylor Ruper Nov. 28, 2011Rachel Tecca Dec. 5, 2011Sina King Feb. 6, 2012Ti’eshia Stubbs March 1, 2012Rachel Tecca Nov. 19, 2012Hanna Luburgh Nov. 26, 2012Sina King Dec. 17, 2012 Hanna Luburgh Feb. 4, 2013Rachel Tecca Feb. 11, 2013Rachel Tecca Feb. 18, 2013Rachel Tecca March 4, 2013Hanna Luburgh March 7, 2013Rachel Tecca Nov. 13, 2013Hanna Luburgh Nov. 18, 2013Rachel Tecca Dec. 2, 2013Carly Young Dec. 7, 2013Rachel Tecca Jan. 27, 2014Rachel Tecca Feb. 10, 2014Hannah Luburgh Feb. 24, 2014Rachel Tecca March 3, 2014Anita Brown Nov. 17, 2014Sina King Nov. 24, 2014Anita Brown Dec. 1, 2014Hannah Plybon Jan. 12, 2015Anita Brown Jan. 19, 2015Sina King Jan. 25, 2015Sina King Feb. 16, 2015Sina King March 9, 2015

Current players in BOLD



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

ANNUAL LEADERSPOINTSPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 232 1974-75Sue Davis 345 1975-76Kim Knowles 121 1976-77Kim Knowles 192 1977-78Pam Long 264 1978-79Mary O’Connor 464 1979-80Mary O’Connor 421 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 249 1981-82Terrie Jones 311 1982-83Toreeda Turner 359 1983-84Toreeda Turner 328 1984-85Pam Arnold 426 1985-86Pam Arnold 446 1986-87Pam Arnold 490 1987-88Kathy Collins 343 1988-89Stacey Burrier 412 1989-90Stacey Burrier 321 1990-91Angela Harris 308 1991-92Leigh Burdette 334 1992-93Diane Greenwood 250 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 372 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 322 1995-96Kelley Burrier 398 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 367 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 482 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 497 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 366 2000-01Cassandra Martin 258 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 258 2001-02Cassandra Martin 294 2002-03Jae Conn 349 2003-04Jessie Crooks 274 2004-05Jessie Crooks 396 2005-06Niki McCoy 435 2006-07Kara Murphy 449 2007-08Kara Murphy 580 2008-09Kara Murphy 441 2009-10Rachel Tecca 475 2010-11Sina King 372 2011-12Rachel Tecca 609 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 734* 2013-14Sina King 629 2014-15

POINTS PER GAMEPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 16.6 1974-75Sue Davis 21.6 1975-76Kim Knowles 9.6 1976-77Kim Knowles 11.3 1977-78Pam Long 10.2 1978-79Mary O’Connor 16.5 1979-80Mary O’Connor 14.0 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 8.5 1981-82Terrie Jones 12.4 1982-83Toreeda Tuner 13.8 1983-84Toreeda Turner 13.1 1984-85Pam Arnold 15.8 1985-86Pam Arnold 16.5 1986-87Pam Arnold 18.2 1987-88Kathy Collins 11.8 1988-89Stacey Burrier 15.3 1989-90Angela Harris 11.0 1991-92Leigh Burdette 12.9 1992-93Diane Greenwood 10.0 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 13.8 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 12.4 1995-96Kelley Burrier 15.9 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 12.7 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 16.6 1998-99

Cheryl Bowles 17.8 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 12.6 2000-01Cassandra Martin 9.6 2001-02Cassandra Martin 13.4 2002-03Jae Conn 12.5 2003-04Jessie Crooks 9.8 2004-05Jessie Crooks 14.1 2005-06Niki McCoy 16.1 2006-07Kara Murphy 14.5 2007-08Kara Murphy 19.3 2008-09Kara Murphy 13.8 2009-10Rachel Tecca 15.8 2010-11Rachel Tecca 17.0 2011-12Rachel Tecca 18.5 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 22.2* 2013-14Sina King 20.3 2014-15

FIELD GOALSPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 99 1974-75Sue Davis 133 1975-76Denise Angeloni 50 1976-77Kim Knowles 67 1977-78Pam Long 117 1978-79Mary O’Connor 178 1979-80Mary O’Connor 171 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 116 1981-82Terrie Jones 135 1982-83Toreeda Turner 155 1983-84Toreeda Turner 151 1984-85Pam Arnold 171 1985-86Pam Arnold 188 1986-87Pam Arnold 195 1987-88Kathy Collins 128 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 178 1989-90Stacey Burrier 125 1990-91Angela Harris 124 1991-92Leigh Burdette 124 1992-93Megan Koster 88 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 151 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 125 1995-96Kelley Burrier 141 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 144 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 188 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 194 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 142 2000-01Cassandra Martin 108 2001-02Cassandra Martin 113 2002-03Jae Conn 119 2003-04Jessie Crooks 102 2004-05Jessie Crooks 142 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 131 2006-07Kara Murphy 148 2007-08Kara Murphy 186 2008-09Kara Murphy 145 2009-10Rachel Tecca 192 2010-11Sina King 131 2011-12Rachel Tecca 221 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 262* 2013-14Anita Brown 235 2014-15

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 210 1974-75Sue Davis 300 1975-76Denise Angeloni 149 1976-77Tina Garcea 209 1977-78Pam Long 302 1978-79Mary O’Connor 470 1979-80Mary O’Connor 421 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 278 1981-82

Terrie Jones 317 1982-83Toreeda Turner 363 1983-84Toreeda Turner 334 1984-85Pam Arnold 368 1985-86Pam Arnold 392 1986-87Pam Arnold 429 1987-88Kathy Collins 284 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 366 1989-90Leigh Burdette 270 1990-91Leigh Burdette 256 1991-92Leigh Burdette 322 1992-93Diane Greenwood 239 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 286 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 359 1995-96Kelley Burrier 346 1996-97Amanda Hubbard 292 1997-98Abby Hoy 340 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 351 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 298 2000-01Dominique Harris 235 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 235 2001-02Dominique Harris 288 2002-03Jae Conn 324 2003-04Jessie Crooks 276 2004-05Jessie Crooks 324 2005-06Niki McCoy 314 2006-07Keyla Snowden 382 2007-08Kara Murphy 437 2008-09Kara Murphy 395 2009-10Rachel Tecca 387 2010-11Taylor Ruper 283 2011-12Hanna Luburgh 432 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 562* 2013-14Anita Brown 497 2014-15

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 3 FG/GAME)PLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller .471 1974-75Sue Davis .443 1975-76Kim Knowles .415 1976-77Kim Knowles .401 1977-78Pam Long .387 1978-79Kathleen Sullivan .445 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan .452 1980-81Ruth Whatmough .417 1981-82Terrie Jones .426 1982-83Toreeda Turner .427 1983-84Toreeda Turner .452 1984-85Pam Arnold .465 1985-86Pam Arnold .478 1986-87Diane Hollish .478 1987-88Kathy Collins .451 1988-89Stacey Burrier .489 1989-90Stacey Burrier .466 1990-91Angela Harris .488 1991-92Leigh Burdette .385 1992-93Megan Koster .396 1993-94Alisa Peddicord .528 1994-95Alisa Peddicord .483 1995-96Kelley Burrier .408 1996-97Cheryl Bowles .506 1997-98Cheryl Bowles .556* 1998-99Cheryl Bowles .553 1999-00Cheryl Bowles .477 2000-01Cassandra Martin .470 2001-02Cassandra Martin .521 2002-03Jae Conn .367 2003-04Jessie Crooks .370 2004-05Jessie Crooks .438 2005-06Riana Miller .474 2006-07

Kara Murphy .428 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner .472 2008-09Jolene Tamboue .493 2009-10Rachel Tecca .496 2010-11Rachel Tecca .534 2011-12Rachel Tecca .522 2012-13Rachel Tecca .510 2013-14Sina King .478 2014-15

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEPLAYER TOTAL YEARKathy Collins 22 1986-87Kathy Collins 10 1987-88Kathy Collins 20 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson 28 1989-90Leigh Burdette 49 1990-91Leigh Burdette 23 1991-92Beth Holmes 23 1991-92Leigh Burdette 53 1992-93Michelle Chavanne 46 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 47 1994-95Kelley Burrier 38 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 63 1996-97Amie Marks 25 1997-98Abby Hoy 61 1998-99Katie Hank 30 1999-00Jamie Krivak 31 2000-01Dominique Harris 31 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 31 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 50 2002-03Jae Conn 60 2003-04Jae Conn 38 2004-05Courtney Stewart 52 2005-06Jessie Crooks 33 2006-07Keyla Snowden 91 2007-08Kara Murphy 42 2008-09Kara Murphy 32 2009-10Taylor Ruper 75 2010-11Taylor Ruper 89 2011-12Taylor Ruper 85 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 67 2013-14Hannah Plybon 97* 2014-15

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSPLAYER TOTAL YEARKathy Collins 57 1986-87Kathy Collins 37 1987-88Kathy Collins 54 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson 69 1989-90Leigh Burdette 128 1990-91Leigh Burdette 84 1991-92Leigh Burdette 140 1992-93Michelle Chavanne 121 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 135 1994-95Michelle Chavanne 123 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 188 1996-97Abby Hoy 74 1997-98Abby Hoy 168 1998-99Abby Hoy 111 1999-00Jamie Krivak 122 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 103 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 152 2002-03Jae Conn 188 2003-04Jae Conn 131 2004-05Jessie Crooks 149 2005-06Jessie Crooks 115 2006-07Keyla Snowden 237 2007-08Kara Murphy 127 2008-09Kara Murphy 101 2009-10Taylor Ruper 196 2010-11Taylor Ruper 232 2011-12


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

Taylor Ruper 262* 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 188 2013-14Hannah Plybon 260 2014-15

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 1 3FG/GAME)PLAYER TOTAL YEARKathy Collins .386 1986-87Kathy Collins .270 1987-88Kathy Collins .370 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson .406 1989-90Leigh Burdette .383 1990-91Beth Holmes .397 1991-92Nicki Nettrour .400 1992-93Michelle Chavanne .380 1993-94Kelley Burrier .345 1994-95Nicki Nettrour .449* 1995-96Kelley Burrier .392 1996-97(no player met minimum) 1997-98Abby Hoy .363 1998-99Katie Hank .316 1999-00Jamie Krivak .254 2000-01Dominique Harris .307 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn .329 2002-03Lindsay Hemmelgarn .391 2003-04Courtney Stewart .360 2004-05Courtney Stewart .361 2005-06Sarah Tokodi .337 2006-07Keyla Snowden .384 2007-08Kara Murphy .331 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo .449 2009-10Taylor Ruper .383 2010-11Taylor Ruper .384 2011-12Hanna Luburgh .402 2012-13Carly Young .359 2013-14Sina King .382 2014-15

FREE THROWS MADEPLAYER TOTAL YEARSue Davis 40 1974-75Sue Davis 79 1975-76Kim Knowles 23 1976-77Kim Knowles 58 1977-78Pam Long 30 1978-79Dee Fox 30 1978-79Mary O’Connor 108 1979-80Mary O’Connor 79 1980-81Sue Deckard 36 1981-82Mary O’Connor 44 1982-83Toreeda Turner 53 1983-84Carla Norris 63 1984-85Pam Arnold 84 1985-86Pam Arnold 67 1986-87Pam Arnold 100 1987-88Elizabeth Green 91 1988-89Stacey Burrier 86 1989-90Stacey Burrier 71 1990-91Rhonda Craig 64 1991-92Rhonda Craig 64 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 58 1992-93Diane Greenwood 68 1993-94Beth Simmons 87 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 72 1995-96Amie Marks 75 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 79 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 94 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 98 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 71 2000-01Sierra Cooper 59 2001-02Cassandra Martin 68 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski 68 2003-04

Jessica Deville 50 2004-05Niki McCoy 84 2005-06Niki McCoy 166 2006-07Kara Murphy 121 2007-08Kara Murphy 166 2008-09Kara Murphy 119 2009-10Rachel Tecca 91 2010-11Sina King 91 2011-12Rachel Tecca 167 2012-13Rachel Tecca 206* 2013-14Sina King 142 2014-15

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 63 1974-75Sue Davis 103 1975-76Sharon Richardson 34 1976-77Kim Knowles 76 1977-78Sherry Bowman 63 1978-79Mary O’Connor 160 1979-80Mary O’Connor 134 1980-81Sue Deckard 64 1981-82Lori Rotruck 62 1982-83Toreeda Turner 70 1983-84Carla Norris 84 1984-85Pam Arnold 108 1985-86Pam Arnold 104 1986-87Pam Arnold 140 1987-88Kim Gwinner 116 1988-89Stacey Burrier 128 1989-90Stacey Burrier 88 1990-91Rhonda Craig 103 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 96 1992-93Diane Greenwood 96 1993-94Beth Simmons 130 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 136 1995-96Amie Marks 106 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 128 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 127 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 138 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 100 2000-01Cassandra Martin 80 2001-02Cassandra Martin 121 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski 92 2003-04Jessica Deville 60 2004-05Niki McCoy 118 2005-06Niki McCoy 201 2006-07Kara Murphy 161 2007-08Kara Murphy 211 2008-09Kara Murphy 165 2009-10Rachel Tecca 134 2010-11Sina King 112 2011-12Rachel Tecca 215 2012-13Rachel Tecca 264* 2013-14Sina King 180 2014-15

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 2FT/GAME)PLAYER TOTAL YEARSue Davis .755 1974-75Sue Davis .767 1975-76Kim Knowles .719 1976-77Kim Knowles .763 1977-78Dee Fox .556 1978-79Sue Deckard .678 1979-80Mary O’Connor .590 1980-81Sue Deckard .563 1981-82Mary O’Connor .721 1982-83Toreeda Turner .757 1983-84Sue Deckard .563 1981-82Mary O’Connor .721 1982-83

Toreeda Turner .757 1983-84Carla Norris .750 1984-85Pam Arnold .778 1985-86Pam Arnold .644 1986-87Pam Arnold .714 1987-88Elizabeth Green .813 1988-89Stacey Burrier .672 1989-90Stacey Burrier .807 1990-91Angela Harris .732 1991-92Richelle Hatcher .604 1992-93Diane Greenwood .708 1993-94Kelley Burrier .744 1994-95Kelley Burrier .722 1995-96Kelley Burrier .789 1996-97Amanda Hubbard .765 1997-98Cheryl Bowles .740 1998-99Cheryl Bowles .710 1999-00Jamie Krivak .716 2000-01Sierra Cooper .747 2001-02Cassandra Martin .562 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski .739 2003-04No player met minimum 2004-05Jessie Crooks .736 2005-06Niki McCoy .826 2006-07Keyla Snowden .880* 2007-08Kara Murphy .787 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo .741 2009-10Kara Murphy .755 2010-11Sina King .813 2011-12Hanna Luburgh .865 2012-13Hanna Luburgh .861 2013-14Sina King .789 2014-15

TOTAL REBOUNDSPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 199 1974-76Kim Knowles 219 1975-76Kim Knowles 139 1976-77Kim Knowles 176 1977-78Pam Long 274 1978-79Mary O’Connor 287 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan 290 1980-81Lori Rotruck 165 1981-82Lori Rotruck 177 1982-83Paula Davis 185 1983-84Carla Norris 203 1984-85Pam Arnold 234 1985-86Pam Arnold 272 1986-87Pam Arnold 289 1987-88Kathy Collins 200 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 224 189-90Stacey Burrier 183 1990-91Diane Greenwood 155 1991-92Diane Greenwood 152 1992-93Diane Greenwood 195 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 253 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 181 1995-96Jamie Scott 195 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 209 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 260 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 234 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 180 2000-01Cassandra Martin 179 2001-02Cassandra Martin 170 2002-03Mandy Holzer 131 2003-04Jessie Crooks 125 2004-05Niki McCoy 160 2005-06Niki McCoy 177 2006-07Kara Murphy 175 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 216 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 247 2009-10

Rachel Tecca 288 2010-11Sina King 196 2011-12Sina King 288 2012-13Rachel Tecca 307* 2013-14Sina King 288 2014-15

REBOUNDS PER GAMEPLAYER TOTAL YEARChris Miller 14.2* 1974-75Kim Knowles 13.7 1975-76Kim Knowles 10.6 1976-77Kim Knowles 10.3 1977-78Pam Long 10.5 1978-79Mary O’Connor 10.2 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan 9.6 1980-81Lori Rotruck 6.6 1981-82Lori Rotruck 6.8 1982-83Paula Davis 7.1 1983-84Carla Davis 7.1 1983-84Pam Arnold 8.7 1985-86Pam Arnold 10.1 1986-87Pam Arnold 10.7 1987-88Kathy Collins 6.9 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 8.3 1989-90Stacey Burrier 7.3 1990-91Diane Greenwood 5.5 1991-92Diane Greenwood 5.9 1992-93Diane Greenwood 7.8 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 9.4 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 7.0 1995-96Jamie Scott 7.5 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 7.2 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 9.0 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 8.2 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 6.2 2000-01Cassandra Martin 6.6 2001-02Cassandra Martin 7.7 2002-03Mandy Holzer 4.7 2003-04Jessie Crooks 4.5 2004-05Niki McCoy 5.9 2005-06Niki McCoy 6.6 2006-07Kara Murphy 5.6 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 7.2 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 7.7 2009-10Rachel Tecca 9.6 2010-11Rachel Tecca 7.6 2011-12Sina King 8.7 2012-13Rachel Tecca 9.3 2013-14Sina King 9.3 2014-14

ASSISTSPLAYER TOTAL YEARKaren Kennedy 40 1974-75Denise Angeloni 74 1975-76Denise Angeloni 60 1976-77Mary Pat Quinlan 37 1977-78Mary Pat Quinlan 54 1978-79Lori Anderson 103 1979-80Lori Anderson 130 1980-81Toreeda Turner 60 1981-82Toreeda Turner 89 1982-83Toreeda Turner 92 1983-84Diane Hollish 86 1984-85Diane Hollish 103 1985-86Diane Hollish 110 1986-87Diane Hollish 117 1987-88Elizabeth Green 100 1988-89Shelly Brown 91 1989-90Rhonda Craig 80 1990-91Rhonda Craig 66 1991-92Megan Koster 70 1992-93

ANNUAL LEADERS



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

ANNUAL LEADERSMegan Koster 68 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 88 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 89 1996-97Abby Hoy 111 1997-98Abby Hoy 156 1998-99Abby Hoy 140 1999-00Jamie Krivak 65 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 78 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 52 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski 121 2003-04Lori Krezeczowski 90 2004-05Krissy Marco 78 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 114 2006-07Amanda Sedlack 78 2007-08Ayla Guzzardo 105 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo 133 2009-10Kacie Cassell 102 2010-11Natasha Williams 125 2011-12Kacie Cassell 259* 2012-13Kacie Cassell 213 2013-14Kerri McMahan 112 2014-15

BLOCKSPLAYER TOTAL YEARKathleen Sullivan 135* 1980-81Lori Rotruck 25 1981-82Kathleen Sullivan 35 1982-83Lori Rotruck 31 1983-84Susan Dobosh 12 1984-85Carla Huff 51 1985-86Carla Huff 26 1986-87Pam Arnold 13 1987-88Stacey Burrier 10 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 19 1989-90Diane Greenwood 15 1990-91Diane Greenwood 5 1991-92Beth Holmes 5 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 16 1992-93Alisa Peddicord 8 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 27 1994-95Laura Braaten 14 1995-96Laura Braaten 26 1996-97Laura Braaten 31 1997-98Laura Braaten 41 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 28 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 18 2000-01Cassandra Martin 32 2001-02Cassandra Martin 20 2002-03Mandy Holzer 22 2003-04Mandy Holzer 20 2004-05Mandy Holzer 16 2005-06Riana Miller 30 2006-07Riana Miller 47 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 30 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 25 2009-10Rachel Tecca 16 2010-11Denver McLean 20 2011-12Rachel Tecca 25 2012-13Carly Young 21 2013-14Sina King 15 2014-15

STEALSPLAYER TOTAL YEARLori Anderson 75 1980-81Toreeda Turner 50 1981-82Toreeda Turner 69 1982-83Toreeda Turner 59 1983-84Toreeda Turner 52 1984-85Diane Hollish 56 1985-86Diane Hollish 59 1986-87Pam Arnold 52 1987-88

Shelly Brown 46 1988-89Shelly Brown 84* 1989-90Shelly Brown 61 1990-91Rhonda Craig 34 1991-92Leigh Burdette 40 1992-93Jennifer Swartzwelder 32 1993-94Kelley Burrier 35 1994-95Kelley Burrier 37 1995-96Amanda Hubbard 42 1996-97Amanda Hubbard 65 1997-98Erica Glover 52 1998-99Erica Glover 53 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 37 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 53 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 39 2002-03Jae Conn 53 2003-04Courtney Stewart 40 2004-05Courtney Stewart 75 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 52 2006-07Kara Murphy 40 2007-08Ayla Guzzardo 51 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo 54 2009-10Rachel Tecca 38 2010-11Jasmine Mushington 43 2011-12Rachel Tecca 46 2012-13Rachel Tecca 51 2013-14Anita Brown 40 2014-15

NOTE: Annual records for blocked shots and steals were not kept until 1980-81.

* Denotes school record.

OVERALL RECORD: 9-19HOME: 4-11ROAD: 3-8

NEUTRAL: 2-0

SINGLE OVERTIME GAMESOVERALL RECORD: 6-18

HOME: 2-10ROAD: 2-8

NEUTRAL: 2-0

DATE OPPONENT RESULT12/05/78 at John Carroll L, 93-9403/07/81 vs. Xavier W, 83-8012/12/81 at Wright State W, 70-6912/10/82 at N. Kentucky L, 84-8912/03/83 Malone W, 82-7102/18/89 at Cleveland State L, 63-7102/27/91 Cleveland State L, 71-7801/26/94 Ball State W, 85-8302/19/94 Central Michigan L, 65-7202/24/96 at Bowling Green L, 73-7702/11/98 Bowling Green L, 91-9311/21/98 at Indiana W, 70-6712/21/01 Coll. of Charleston L, 54-5901/30/02 Marshall L, 68-7101/28/03 Buffalo L, 45-4803/04/03 Ohio L, 60-6502/18/04 Central Michigan L, 65-7002/21/05 at Central Mich. L, 77-7802/28/07 at Ohio L, 68-7701/14/08 at Ohio L, 60-6501/27/10 Ball State W, 66-6411/26/10 Georgia Southern W, 94-8111/22/11 St. Francis L, 79-8001/04/12 Miami (Ohio) L. 85-9501/19/12 at Ohio L, 71-72

DOUBLE OVERTIME GAMESOVERALL RECORD: 3-1

HOME: 2-1ROAD: 1-0

NEUTRAL: 0-0

DATE OPPONENT RESULT12/20/87 Bowling Green L, 78-8003/01/93 Cincinnati W, 87-8501/23/99 at Ball State W, 79-7712/21/03 Youngstown State W, 67-62

100-POINT GAMESOVERALL RECORD: 10-28

HOME: 5-8ROAD: 4-19

NEUTRAL: 1-1

DATE OPPONENT RESULT01/12/79 at Dayton L, 26-11002/06/81 at Allegheny W, 109-3712/05/82 vs. Carlow W, 108-4112/07/83 Hiram W, 100-4702/25/85 at MTSU L, 45-10801/25/86 at Tennessee Tech L, 72-10001/11/90 at Northern Illinois L, 78-10802/09/90 Northern Illinois L, 91-11202/23/91 at Valparaiso L, 67-11011/26/91 Kent State L, 78-10111/29/91 Marquette L, 66-11212/14/91 at Toledo L, 57-10201/13/92 at Northern Illinois L, 67-10101/26/92 at Valparaiso L, 77-10702/02/92 at Buffalo L, 58-10102/24/92 at Valparaiso L, 62-10002/24/93 Kent State L. 64-10903/06/93 at Bowling Green L, 57-10201/22/94 Kent State L, 66-10002/09/94 at Toledo L, 63-11902/16/94 at Kent State L, 73-10502/26/94 Bowling Green L, 53-10302/21/96 at Toledo L, 70-11003/05/96 at Toledo L, 70-10012/06/96 vs. Detroit L, 72-11101/08/97 at Toledo L, 73-10201/25/97 at Kent State L, 58-10412/19/00 at Ohio State L, 35-10001/09/02 Miami L, 67-10303/08/03 at Western Mich. L. 60-10112/19/10 vs. Ursuline Coll. W. 102-4511/26/12 at Saint Peter’s W, 103-5711/12/13 vs. Tennessee Tech W, 118-711/9/14 vs. Central Michigan L, 83-1091/26/14 at Eastern Michigan W, 101-792/2/14 vs. Buffalo W, 101-9211/25/14 vs. Valparaiso W, 100-651/14/15 at Toledo W, 102-101

OVERTIME GAMES 100-POINTS GAMES


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

TEAM AWARDSMOST VALUABLE PLAYER

(TOUCHDOWN CLUB TROPHY)1974-75 Chris Miller1975-76 Sue Davis1976-77 Kim Knowles1977-78 Kim Knowles1978-79 Pam Long1979-80 Mary O’Connor1980-81 Mary O’Connor1981-82 Lori Anderson1982-83 Toreeda Turner1983-84 Toreeda Turner1984-85 Toreeda Turner1985-86 Pam Arnold1986-87 Pam Arnold1987-88 Pam Arnold1988-89 Kathy Collins1989-90 Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier1991-92 Angela Harris1992-93 Leigh Burdette Richelle Hatcher1993-94 Diane Greenwood1994-95 Alisa Peddicord1995-96 Alisa Peddicord1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 None1998-99 Abby Hoy1999-00 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover Abby Hoy2000-01 Jamie Krivak2001-02 Cassandra Martin2008-09 Kara Murphy2009-10 Kara Murphy2010-11 Rachel Tecca2011-12 Sina King2012-13 Rachel Tecca2013-14 Hanna Luburgh2014-15 Sina King

BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER1975-76 Sue Davis1976-77 Sharon Richardson Jeanne Bauhart1977-78 Kim Knowles1978-79 Pam Long1979-80 Mary O’Connor1980-81 Mary O’Connor1989-90 Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier1991-92 Angela Harris1992-93 Leigh Burdette

BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER1975-76 Gail Nagel1976-77 Mary Pat Quinlan1977-78 Mary Pat Quinlan1978-79 Mary Pat Quinlan1979-80 Lori Anderson1980-81 Lori Anderson1984-85 Diane Hollish1985-86 Diane Hollish1986-87 Diane Hollish1987-88 Diane Hollish1988-89 Shelly Brown1989-90 Shelly Brown1990-91 Shelly Brown1991-92 Rhonda Craig1992-93 Richelle Hatcher

1995-96 Abby Hoy1997-98 Erica Glover1998-99 Erica Glover1999-00 Erica Glover2000-01 N/A2001-02 Dominique Harris Felecia Bell2006-07 Lauren Stephenson

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2006-07 Sarah Tokodi2007-08 Kara Murphy2008-09 Kyle Baumgartner2009-10 Rachel Tecca2010-11 Carly Young

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1975-76 Patty Armstrong1976-77 Pam Gaug Joan Tonathy1977-78 Pam Long1978-79 Leslee Simon1979-80 Sue Deckard1980-81 Lori Rotruck1981-82 Toreeda Turner1982-83 Lori Rotruck1983-84 Ruth Whatmough1984-85 Kris Stanoch1985-86 Carla Huff1986-87 Kelly Lethbridge1987-88 Shelly Brown1988-89 Kerry Mossburg1989-90 Michelle Spaulding1990-91 Angela Harris1991-92 Beth Holmes1992-93 Beth Simmons1993-94 Michelle Chavanne1994-95 Beth Simmons1995-96 Laura Braaten1996-97 Amanda Hubbard1997-98 Laura Braaten1998-99 Jamie Krivak1999-00 Katie Hank2000-01 Cassandra Martin2001-02 Kimberly Larson2006-07 Riana Miller2008-09 Denver McLean2009-10 Taylor Ruper2010-11 Jasmine Mushington2011-12 Carly Young2012-13 Megan Barilla2013-14 Anita Brown2014-15 Megan Barilla

CAPTAINS1974-75 Chris Miller Sandy Hunsicker1975-76 Janee Bednarik Sue Davis Denise Angeloni1976-77 Kim Knowles Denise Angeloni1977-78 Kim Knowles Jeanne Bauhart1978-79 Pam Long Mary Pat Quinlan1979-80 Kathy Hughes Pam Long Mary Pat Quinlan1980-81 Sue Deckard Pam Long

Mary O’Connor1981-82 Sue Deckard Mary O’Connor1982-83 Lori Anderson Loralee Bolinger Mary O’Connor Kathleen Sullivan1983-84 Paul Davis Lori Rotruck1984-85 Toreeda Turner Ruth Whatmough1985-86 Michelle Heck1986-87 Pam Arnold Kathy Collins Patty De Ascentis1987-88 Pam Arnold Kathy Collins Diane Hollish1988-89 Kathy Collins1989-90 Elizabeth Green Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier Amy Cummings1991-92 Beth Holmes Tara Duquette1992-93 Richelle Hatcher Leigh Burdette1993-94 Beth Holmes Diane Greenwood1994-95 Alisa Peddicord Brande Lamb1995-96 Brande Lamb Jerilyn Cushing1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 Amie Marks Mickey Timco1998-99 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover1999-00 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover Abby Hoy Jamie Scott2000-01 Cheryl Bowles Jamie Krivak Kimberly Larson2001-02 Sierra Cooper Kimberly Larson Felecia Bell2002-03 n/a2003-04 Lindsay Hemmelgarn Lori Krezeczowski2004-05 Jae Conn Lori Krezeczowski2005-06 Jessie Crooks Krissy Marco2006-07 Jessie Crooks Jessica Deville2007-08 Jessica Deville Kristina Rosén2008-09 Victoria Arndt Kara Murphy2009-10 Ayla Guzzardo Kara Murphy Jolene Tamboue2010-11 Kara Murphy2011-12 Rachel Tecca Natasha Williams2012-13 Kacie Cassell Rachel Tecca2013-14 Kacie Cassell

Hanna Luburgh Rachel Tecca2014-15 Sina King

COACHES AWARD1981-82 Ruth Whatmough1982-83 Mary O’Connor1983-84 Michelle Heck1984-85 Michelle Heck1985-86 Lisa Young Kathy Collins1986-87 Kathy Collins1987-88 Kathy Collins1988-89 Kim Gwinner1989-90 Stacey Burrier1990-91 Stacey Burrier1993-94 Yontami Bell1994-95 Brande Lamb1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 Erica Glover Mickey Timco1998-99 Serena Blount1999-00 Jamie Krivak2000-01 Dominique Harris Raegan Johnson2001-02 Felecia Bell2006-07 Kristina Rosén2007-08 Jessica Deville2009-10 Ayla Guzzardo2010-11 Brianna Moyes2011-12 Kacie Cassell2012-13 Sina King2014-15 Hannah Plybon

MISS HUSTLE1995-96 Jerilyn Cushing1996-97 Kelley Burrier2000-01 Julie McDivitt2001-02 Kimberly Larson

ZIPS SCHOLAR1995-96 Michelle Chavanne1996-97 Amie Marks1997-98 Amie Marks1998-99 Jamie Scott1999-00 Kimberly Larson2000-01 Kimberly Larson2001-02 Kimberly Larson2008-09 Kara Murphy2010-11 Rachel Tecca2011-12 Rachel Tecca2012-13 Rachel Tecca2013-14 Rachel Tecca2014-15 Theranny Dunnigan

SPIRIT AWARD1999-00 Sierra Cooper, Kimberly Larson2000-01 Kimberly Larson2001-02 Sierra Cooper

COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD2008-09 Amber Witt2009-10 Denver McLean2010-11 Kacie Cassell2011-12 Hanna Luburgh2012-13 Taylor Ruper2013-14 Sina King2014-15 Lauren Hung/Alex Ricketts




AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Women’s Basketball falls to Purdue in NCAA Tournament, 84-55

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The thirteenth-seeded University of Akron women’s basketball team ended its postseason run Saturday afternoon with an 84-55 loss to fourth-seeded Purdue in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Mackey Arena.

UA finishes the year with a 23-10 overall mark, tying the school record for most victories in a season, capped by its first NCAA Tournament appearance in the 40-year history of the program.

Rachel Tecca led the Zips with 18 points, and Kacie Cassell added seven points and a game-high 11 assists. Hanna Luburgh grabbed a team-high eight rebounds, but Akron’s sharpshooter was limited to nine points.

Akron was unable to keep pace with Purdue on the glass, as the Boilermakers won the rebounding battle, 50-28. The difference limited UA’s traditional fast-paced transition game and allowed Purdue to put up 19 second-chance points.

Whitney Bays led Purdue (22-8) with 20 points and 13 rebounds in 24 minutes.

The Zips struggled to find their rhythm in the early going, falling behind 20-2 in the first four and a half minutes. Courtney Moses buried two quick 3-pointers for Purdue, and the Boilermakers’ tight defense and dominating presence inside hindered Akron’s ability to run the floor, forcing the Zips into a half-court set for much of the half.

Luburgh picked up her first points of the day on a 3-pointer at the 10:52 mark of the first half, and a long two from Tecca on the Zips’ next possession cut the deficit to 10 points at 30-20 and forced a Purdue timeout.

The Zips continued to hang with the Boilermakers, despite Purdue’s hot hand from the field. The Boilermakers had nine different players score in the opening period, including five 3-pointers.

With under five minutes to play in the half, Luburgh pulled down a monster rebound and kicked it up the floor to Cassell who found Anita Brown in transition, putting the score at 42-30 in Purdue’s favor just before the last media timeout.

The Zips did enough to keep Purdue in their sights, trailing by 12 at halftime, 46-34. Akron harnessed some momentum over the last three minutes, when Carly Young stepped in to take her second charge of the day. Tecca’s turnaround jumper with 2:30 on the clock cut Purdue’s advantage to 10 for the second time.

Purdue started the second half with two quick buckets in the first minute before Akron called a timeout. The Zips could not match Purdue’s pace in the second 20 minutes, falling behind by 19 points by the 16:07 mark.

Akron was held to just six field goals in the second half without a 3-pointer. Purdue’s offense never quite cooled off, as it shot 65.4 percent from the field after halftime.

UA’s 2014 senior class leaves Akron as the winningest class in program history, tallying 74 victories over the last four seasons, and is the first team to win a Mid-American Conference title.

2014 NCAA TOURNAMENT • AT PURDUE (WEST LAFAYETTE, IND.) • MARCH 22, 2014

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Rachel Tecca


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

2015 WOMEN’S NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT (WNIT)

Kansas State powers past Akron, 86-68, in WNIT Opening Round

MANHATTAN, Kan. - The Akron women’s basketball team was forced to play from behind throughout and the Zips were unable to overcome a hot-shooting Kansas State squad in the opening round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, as the Wildcats registered an 86-68 triumph.

Anita Brown led Akron with a team-high 22 points on 9-of-16 shooting, while Hannah Plybon added 15 points, all on three-pointers.

In the final game of her distinguished Zips’ career, Sina King registered her team-leading 16th double-double of the season with a 20-point, 10-rebound performance. King finished her career having recorded 1,634 points and 888 rebounds, representing the fourth-highest scoring and third-best rebounding totals in program history.

The Wildcats were paced with a 30-point contest from Haley Texada, while Breanna Lewis, Ashia Woods and Brianna Craig contributed 11, 10 and 10 points, respectively.

The Zips connected on 39 percent of their shots from the field, including making nine three-pointers. Kansas State posted a 57.1 percent shooting mark for the game.

Thanks to Kings’ 10 rebounds, Akron outrebounded the Wildcats, 32-31, including 12-5 on the offensive glass.

The Wildcats scored the game’s first 10 points before a jumper by Brown got the Zips on the scoreboard 2:16 into the affair.

Akron cut into Kansas State’s advantage on back-to-back three pointers from Brown and King to trail, 14-8, at the 15:27 mark.

The Wildcats stretched their lead to 23-12 before Plybon nailed a triple with 11:50 remaining in the initial stanza to cut the deficit to eight, 23-15.

The Zips then struggled with their shots from the field missing eight of their next 10 attempts from the field. Kansas State slowly began to stretch their margin during this span leading by as many as 21 points in the first 20 minutes.

The Wildcats entered the intermission maintaining a 50-32 advantage over Akron.

The Zips connected on 37.9 percent of their first-half shots, while Kansas State attacked the basket at a 60 percent clip.

Brown paced the Zips in the first half with a team-high 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting, while King and Plybon added seven and six points, respectively. Texada paced the Wildcats’ attack with 19 first-half points.

The two sides exchanged the first nine baskets of the second half before back-to-back baskets from King brought the Zips to within 13, 58-45, with 14:26 remaining.

Kansas State answered with a 16-5 run to assume its largest lead of the game, 74-50, lead at the 9:39 mark and the Wildcats didn’t look back en route to notching the 86-68 triumph.

The loss concludes another successful campaign for the Zips, one in which Akron registered 22 wins for third consecutive season.

POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Anita Brown



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL


Women’s Basketball bows out of WNIT with 71-66 loss at Duquesne

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Sina King surpassed 1,000 career points and the University of Akron shot 47.1 percent from behind the 3-point arc, but nei-ther was enough to carry the Zips to their first postseason victory in a 71-66 loss at Duquesne in the first round of the Women’s NIT.

Hanna Luburgh led all Akron scorers with 19 points and was one rebound short of a double-double with nine. Rachel Tecca was a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line en route to 16 points and eight boards, and Taylor Ruper drained 4-of-6 from long range to finish with 14 points.

King ended the night with 15 points, and hit her career milestone with two free throws at the 8:14 mark of the first half. She was 9-for-10 from the line, also grabbing eight rebounds.

The contest was a wild one that featured 17 lead changes and seven ties in 40 minutes. The Zips put together a 9-0 run over the last two minutes of the first half to build a six-point lead at halftime at 37-31.

UA was a perfect 12-for-12 from the charity stripe and out-rebounded the Dukes 26-18 in the first period. Luburgh scored 11 of her points and collect-ed seven of her rebounds during that time.

The second half started off slow for both teams, until Tecca put in a soft jump hook at the 15:33 mark to break the scoreless drought. The Zips held their largest lead of the night at 11 with 13:16 left on the clock after Ruper knocked down back-to-back 3-pointers and forced a Duquesne timeout.

The Dukes slowly started to chip away over the next several minutes, making the most of Akron’s 26 turnovers in all. Trailing by five with 45 seconds to go, Luburgh achieved the improbable and converted a 4-point play to make it a one-point game at 67-66 in Duquesne’s favor with 35 seconds to play.

Akron put on its pressure defense but could not capitalize on a key steal from Cassell as Duquesne knocked down four-straight free throws down the stretch to secure the game.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L


Zips close season with gutsy loss in WNIT to Michigan State, 76-65

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Despite a game-high 25 points by Akron’s Cheryl Bowles, Michigan State took advantage of a depleted Zips lineup to pull out a 76-65 win in the first round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

Akron led most of the first half, jumping out to a 19-14 advantage with 9:43 before the break. The Spartans went on a 5-0 run to tie the game at 19 and took their first lead, 22-19 on a three-pointer by Maxann Reese with 7:13 left in the half.

MSU extended the lead to as many as seven with 2:37 left until intermission but a 7-3 Zips run over the final two minutes drew Akron to within three, 35-32, at the break.

In the second half, the Zips pulled to within one on two occasions early, but would get no closer. The Spartans extended the lead to as much as 12 points, 61-49, with 9:03 remaining, but the Zips had one more run left.

Keyed by six points from Bowles and five from Abby Hoy, who had 18 total, the Zips used a 13-4 run over the next six minutes to trail by only three with just under three minutes remaining. Akron had a chance to tie with a three-pointer by freshman Hollie Stephenson but it was just off the mark. The Spartans rebounded and took control closing the game with an 11-3 run for the final margin.

In the MAC Tournament, the Zips had advanced to the semifinal, falling to Toledo, 86-65, at the SeaGate Center.

March 11, 1999Breslin Center, East Lansing, Mich.

Michigan St. 76, Akron 65

AKRON MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSHoy 39 7-15 0-0 5 18Krivak 33 5-12 1-2 4 11Bowles 35 9-14 7-9 7 25Glover 28 2-11 1-1 4 5Bell 17 0-1 0-1 3 0Larson 3 0-1 0-0 0 0Stephenson 16 1-3 0-0 0 3Yeager 4 0-0 0-0 0 0Croston 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Cooper 5 0-1 0-0 1 0Braaten 19 1-4 1-2 11 3TOTALS 200 25-62 10-15 39 65

MSU MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSDalgaard 31 6-11 1-1 10 13Cummings 28 3-3 7-15 10 13Rasmussen 33 5-18 4-4 10 14Reese 28 4-19 3-4 2 12Johnson 23 3-6 0-0 3 7Blazek 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Pung 22 2-4 0-0 2 4Salscheider 16 1-2 1-2 4 3Skelly 17 4-6 2-2 5 10TOTALS 200 28-69 18-28 47 76

Three-point Goals: Akron (5-15): Hoy 4-10, Stephenson 1-2, Krivak 0-2, Bowles 0-1; MSU (2-11): Johnson 1-2, Reese 1-8, Dalgaard 0-1. Halftime: MSU, 35-32. Att. 759.


2010 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL

March 18, 2010Charles Koch Arena, Wichita, Kan.

Wichita State 67, Akron 61

AKRON MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSMurphy 24 5-9 4-6 2 14Tamboue 34 8-11 0-0 12 16Baumgartner 27 1-5 2-2 7 4Guzzardo 35 1-7 3-4 3 6Witt 21 0-4 2-2 2 2Williams 6 0-0 0-0 0 0Ruper 14 2-5 2-2 1 8Mushington 21 1-2 2-2 1 4Tecca 18 3-5 1-2 5 7Team 4 TOTALS 200 21-48 16-20 37 61

WSU MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSTurner 16 0-3 0-0 1 0Price 30 3-4 4-5 3 10Henderson 36 1-1 2-6 3 4Johnson 31 3-10 3-4 9 9Lankster 29 4-9 2-5 4 11Boyd 19 5-12 0-0 4 11Diamond 19 5-11 3-4 1 14Gordon 20 4-7 0-0 4 8Team 2 TOTALS 200 25-57 14-24 31 67

Three-point Goals: Akron (3-10): Tamboue 0-1, Guzzardo 1-3, Witt 0-1, Ruper 2-5; WSU (3-12): Turner 0-1, Lankster 1-3, Boyd 1-5, Diamond 1-3. Halftime: Akron, 37-26. Att. 892.

Women’s Basketball Defeated at Wichita State, 67-61, in WBI

WICHITA, Kan. – The fifth-seeded University of Akron women’s basketball team was defeated by fourth-seeded Wichita State, 67-61, Thursday night in the opening round of the Women’s Basketball Invitational at Charles Koch Arena. Senior forward Jolene Tamboue recorded her seventh double-double of the season in her final game as the Kansas native paced the Zips (18-14) with 16 points and 12 rebounds. The Shockers (18-14), who trailed by 11 points at halftime, opened the second period with a 22-6 run and held on late to eliminate Akron from postseason play. Junior Kara Murphy joined Tamboue in double figures with 14 points on 5-for-9 shooting. Jessica Diamond led four WSU players in double figures with 14 points. It was a strong-shooting first half for Akron, which took a 37-26 lead into the locker room, as the Zips connected on 55.6 percent (15-for-27) from the field while converting all six free throw attempts. The Shockers turned the tables in the second half, however, scoring the first six points of the period to cut the deficit to five, 37-32. They saw their lead grow to as many as seven points but lay-ins by Murphy on back-to-back possessions kept UA’s hopes alive; pulling the Zips to within three, 52-49, with 4:15 left. WSU’s Haleigh Lankster answered with a 3-pointer, however, to spark a 7-0 run and hold on for the victory.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

FEB. 26, 1999 BOWLING GREEN AT AKRON

JAMES A. RHODES ARENAAKRON, OHIO

AKRON 74, BOWLING GREEN 56

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Abby Hoy 38 3-16 8-8 8 16Erica Glover 39 4-17 1-1 4 9Cheryl Bowles 22 4-7 8-9 10 16Jamie Krivak 23 2-5 2-2 3 8Felecia Bell 25 2-6 0-0 4 4H. Stephenson 20 4-10 2-4 0 12Terrah Yeager 7 0-3 0-0 1 0A. Croston 2 0-1 0-0 1 0Laura Braaten 24 2-5 5-10 10 9TOTALS 200 21-70 26-34 47 74

BOWLING GREEN MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sherry Kahle 25 4-9 0-0 8 9Jill DeFosse 23 1-8 2-2 6 5Jacki Raterman 40 7-14 2-3 8 17J. Gafford 11 0-1 2-2 2 2Francine Miller 19 1-8 1-2 8 3Angie Farmer 18 1-4 0-0 4 3Dana Western 11 1-3 0-0 2 3Yalonda Holt 16 0-7 3-4 5 3Liz Harris 1 0-0 0-0 1 0J. Wappes 29 3-7 3-4 3 11Netta Smith 8 0-1 0-1 0 0TOTALS 200 18-62 13-18 52 56

3-PT FG’s: Akron (6-22): Hoy (2-9), Bowles (0-2), Krivak (2-4), Bell (0-1), Stephenson (2-6). Bowling Green (7-21): Kahle (1-2), DeFosse (1-3), Raterman (1-4), Miller (0-3), Farmer (1-2), Western (1-2), Holt (0-2), Wappes (2-3). Halftime: Akron, 30, Bowling Green 27 Att: 345.

FEB. 28, 1999 AKRON VS. TOLEDO

SEAGATE CENTERTOLEDO, OHIO

TOLEDO 85, AKRON 65

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Abby Hoy 34 6-11 5-5 3 21Felecia Bell 13 0-1 0-0 1 0Cheryl Bowles 39 12-21 2-2 10 27Erica Glover 39 2-6 3-5 6 7Jamie Krivak 24 0-4 0-0 3 0H. Stephenson 17 2-5 0-0 0 5Terrah Yeager 1 0-0 0-0 0 0A. Croston 11 0-3 0-0 3 0Sierra Cooper 5 1-2 0-0 0 2Laura Braaten 17 1-3 1-2 4 3TOTALS 200 24-56 11-14 34 65

TOLEDO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Karin Husbeck 24 3-7 2-2 3 9Kim Knuth 36 8-16 16-16 4 35J. Markwood 31 3-5 5-6 7 11Leslie Favre 29 7-13 2-2 5 21Kristen Tews 29 0-1 0-0 2 0Tara Overaitis 10 1-4 0-0 4 2C. Risinger 5 0-2 0-0 0 0Sarah Cook 8 0-0 0-0 2 0A. Bryant 11 0-4 1-2 2 1Kahli Carter 16 3-5 0-1 2 6Jannifer Hare 1 0-0 0-0 0 0TOTALS 200 25-58 26-29 34 85

3-PT FG’s: Akron (6-13): Hoy (4-6), Bowles (1-2), Krivak (0-2), Stephenson (1-3). Toledo (9-18): Husbeck (1-1), Knuth (3-4), Favre (5-8), Tews (0-1), Risinger (0-1), Bryant (0-2), Carter (0-1). Halftime: Akron 36, Toledo 34.

MARCH 3, 2001AKRON AT BUFFALO

ALUMNI ARENABUFFALO, N.Y.

AKRON 65, BUFFALO 64

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Cheryl Bowles 31 8-14 0-0 10 19Erica Carnafa 32 2-7 0-0 0 4Jamie Krivak 34 6-17 2-3 3 19Jamie Scott 28 2-5 2-3 9 6Julie McDivitt 7 0-0 1-2 0 1C. Martin 35 6-9 2-2 8 14Katrina Carter 20 1-3 0-0 2 2Sierra Cooper 7 0-1 0-0 1 0K. Larson 6 0-0 0-0 0 0TOTALS 200 25-56 7-10 39 65

BUFFALO MIN. FG FT R PTS.J. Kochendorfer 27 1-4 1-2 6 3Tiffany Bell 40 5-10 4-6 9 14Mari McClure 38 7-17 3-5 1 17Sonia Ortega 34 4-11 2-3 11 10V. Jennings 37 7-13 1-1 5 20Tara Perrier 11 0-7 0-0 3 0Jana Richtrova 8 0-2 0-0 2 0Rachel Martin 5 0-0 0-0 1 0TOTALS 200 24-64 11-17 38 64

3-PT FG’s: Akron (8-18): Bowles (3-5), Krivak (5-11), Caranfa (0-1), Carter (0-1). Buffalo (5-17): McClure (0-1), Jennings (5-9), Perrier (0-5), Richtrova (0-2). Halftime: Buffalo 27, Akron 24 Att: 445.

MARCH 6, 2001AKRON VS. NORTHERN ILL.

GUND ARENACLEVELAND, OHIO

NORTHERN ILLINOIS 69, AKRON 47

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Cheryl Bowles 35 5-12 5-5 7 15Erica Carnafa 34 2-5 0-0 1 4Jamie Krivak 32 0-10 3-4 2 3Jamie Scott 30 5-12 1-2 10 11Julie McDivitt 23 0-2 2-2 2 2C. Martin 14 2-5 0-0 1 4Katrina Carter 10 0-1 0-0 2 0Sierra Cooper 12 1-2 0-0 0 2K. Larson 7 0-0 2-2 3 2A. Croston 3 0-1 0-0 1 0TOTALS 200 15-50 17-19 33 47

NIU MIN. FG FT R PTS.J. Youngblood 22 4-7 0-0 6 8Kim Boeding 29 4-10 0-0 5 8M. Johnson 26 0-6 2-2 5 2Kristan Knake 26 8-13 1-2 5 23Monique Davis 30 0-1 0-0 1 0B. Kovacevic 2 0-2 0-0 0 0Jessica Shattuck 13 3-3 0-0 4 6S. Smith 12 1-2 0-0 0 3M. Adams 19 2-4 3-3 7 7Lindsay Secrest 18 4-9 0-0 1 12TOTALS 200 26-58 6-7 37 69

3-PT FG’s: Akron (0-6): Bowles (0-2), Krivak (0-4). Northern Illinois (11-18): Boeding (0-1), Knake (6-8), Smith (1-1), Secrest (4-8). Halftime: Northern Illinois 33, Akron 22. Att.: n/a

MARCH 10, 2010AKRON VS. EASTERN MICHIGAN

QUICKEN LOANS ARENACLEVELAND, OHIO

AKRON 72, EASTERN MICHIGAN 46

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 26 5-12 9-11 4 19Jolene Tamboue 22 0-4 0-0 7 0K. Baumgartner 27 4-9 1-2 11 9Ayla Guzzardo 36 5-9 0-0 3 13Amber Witt 23 3-3 1-2 0 7N. Wiliams 4 0-1 0-0 1 0Taylor Ruper 14 2-3 0-0 0 6Katie Bubna 2 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 21 2-5 1-2 2 5Rachel Tecca 22 6-9 1-4 5 13Denver McLean 3 0-0 0-0 1 0Team 9 TOTALS 200 27-55 13-21 43 72

EMU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Chenise Miller 21 1-7 2-2 2 4Paige Redditt 20 0-2 0-2 3 0Lindsey Mahone 19 1-3 0-0 1 2Cassie Schrock 32 2-8 0-0 2 4Tavelyn James 34 7-16 1-1 2 17Raina Spencer 9 1-2 1-2 3 4Tara Johnson 4 0-1 0-0 0 0B. Simmons 3 0-1 0-0 0 0A. Tretheway 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Sydney Huntley 25 3-9 2-3 3 8De’Ja Wills 9 0-2 0-0 0 0Kristin Thomas 4 0-0 0-0 1 0India Hairston 16 3-5 1-2 1 7Kayla Vantil 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 9 TOTALS 200 18-57 7-12 32 46

3-PT FG’s: Akron (5-10): Murphy (0-1), Tamboue (0-1), Guzzardo (3-5), Ruper (2-3). Eastern Michigan (3-12): Schrock (0-1), James (2-6), Spencer (1-2), Huntley (0-2), Wills (0-1). Halftime: Akron 38, Eastern Michigan 28. Att.: 1,839

MARCH 12, 2010AKRON VS. BOWLING GREEN


BOWLING GREEN 81, AKRON 49

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 24 1-5 2-2 4 4Jolene Tamboue 16 2-5 2-2 3 6K. Baumgartner 29 4-8 0-0 2 9Ayla Guzzardo 25 3-8 2-2 3 9Amber Witt 31 1-5 0-0 1 2N. Williams 17 2-3 1-2 0 5Taylor Ruper 8 0-2 0-0 0 0Katie Bubna 1 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 17 0-4 2-2 1 2Rachel Tecca 28 5-12 2-2 7 12Denver McLean 4 0-1 0-0 2 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 18-53 11-12 25 49

BOWLING GREEN MIN. FG FT R PTS.L. Prochaska 32 6-10 3-4 5 17Jen Uhl 15 3-6 0-0 5 8Tara Breske 23 6-11 1-1 3 13Tamika Nurse 32 3-5 2-2 2 9Tracy Pontius 27 2-7 6-6 0 12M. Hennegan 18 1-6 1-2 9 4J. Tamerland 2 0-1 0-0 1 0Jessica Slagle 8 0-0 0-0 0 0Chelsea Albert 2 0-0 0-0 1 0A. Papenfuss 5 1-1 2-3 1 4Chrissy Steffen 16 3-4 3-4 5 10Simone Eli 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Sarah Clapper 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Laura Bugher 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Kelly Zuercher 15 2-2 0-0 2 4Team 6 TOTALS 200 27-54 18-22 40 81

3-PT FG’s: Akron (2-14): Murphy (0-1), Tamboue (0-1), Baumgartner (1-4), Guzzardo (1-4), Witt (0-2), Ruper (0-2). BGSU (9-17): Prochaska (2-5), Uhl (2-3), Nurse (1-1), Pontius (2-5), Hennegan (1-1), Steffen (1-1). Halftime: Bowling Green 34, Akron 28. Att.: 2,152.

MARCH 9, 2011AKRON VS. TOLEDO


TOLEDO 73, AKRON 65

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 35 4-9 4-4 5 14Rachel Tecca 29 1-2 3-4 11 5Carly Young 16 2-5 2-4 3 7Natasha Williams 34 3-8 0-0 1 6Taylor Ruper 17 4-8 0-0 3 12Kacie Cassell 6 0-1 0-0 3 12Hanna Luburgh 5 0-1 0-0 0 0Ti’eshia Stubbs 10 1-2 0-2 0 2Katie Bubna 0+ 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 23 4-9 6-8 3 14Sina King 24 1-5 2-2 2 4Denver McLean 1 0-0 1-2 1 1Team 6 TOTALS 200 20-50 18-26 35 65

TOLEDO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Melissa Goodall 34 3-13 6-7 9 13Lecretia Smith 20 3-3 0-2 6 6Naama Shafir 31 8-16 12-16 4 28Andola Dortch 35 3-8 2-2 3 8Jessica Williams 28 1-3 2-2 2 5Courtney Ingersoll 15 1-2 0-0 2 3J. Reed-Lewis 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Y. Richardson 25 5-10 0-1 9 10Haylie Linn 11 0-2 0-0 1 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 24-57 22-30 38 73

3-PT FG’s: Akron (7-21): Murphy (2-4), Young (1-2), Williams (0-3), Ruper (4-8), Luburgh (0-1), King (0-3). Toledo (3-18): Goodall (1-7), Shafir (0-3), Dortch (0-1), Williams (1-3), Ingersoll (1-2), Linn (0-2). Halftime: Akron 32, Toledo 32. Att: 2,339.

MARCH 9, 2011AKRON VS. NORTHERN ILL.


NORTHERN ILL. 61, AKRON 60

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sina King 30 2-9 1-2 12 6Carly Young 23 3-6 2-2 10 10Taylor Ruper 26 0-3 0-0 2 0Hanna Luburgh 30 3-14 2-2 4 10Kacie Cassell 26 2-4 0-1 3 5Ti’eshia Stubbs 24 1-7 8-10 11 10J. Mushington 24 8-17 1-1 6 17Denver McLean 3 0-0 0-0 1 0N. Williams 14 1-2 0-0 0 2Team 4 TOTALS 200 20-62 14-18 53 60

NIU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Jenna Thorp 32 3-5 0-1 2 7Kim Davis 35 4-12 4-4 9 12Alicia Johnson 18 0-3 0-0 2 0Amanda Corral 37 4-9 3-3 7 14Courtney Shelton 40 5-15 3-4 3 14Satavia Taylor 23 6-14 0-0 3 12Natecia Augusta 11 1-2 0-0 3 2Shaakira Haywood 2 0-2 0-0 0 0Ashley Sneed 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 23-63 10-12 31 61

3-PT FG’s: Akron (6-17): King (1-2), Young (2-4), Ruper (0-3), Luburgh (2-6), Cassell (1-1), Stubbs (0-1). Northern Illinois (5-14): Thorp (1-1), Johnson (0-2), Corral (3-5), Shelton (1-5), Taylor (0-1). Halftime: Northern Illinois 27, Akron 23. Att: 612.



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

MARCH 14, 2013 AKRON VS. BUFFALO

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA,CLEVELAND, OHIO, 2:30 P.M.

AKRON 83, BUFFALO 79

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sina King 33 7-14 3-4 7 19Rachel Tecca 27 6-19 1-2 9 13Taylor Ruper 30 1-2 1-1 2 4Hanna Luburgh 40 7-18 5-6 8 22Kacie Cassell 40 5-8 2-2 3 12Carly Young 21 4-10 1-1 5 10Anita Brown 9 1-2 1-1 1 3Team 5 TOTALS 200 31-73 14-17 40 83

BUFFALO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Christa Baccas 29 6-9 0-0 9 12Kristen Sharkey 28 12-19 2-3 7 26Mackenzie Loesing 18 2-4 0-2 1 5Margeaux Gupilan 38 5-10 2-2 6 14Nicki Hopkins 12 0-1 0-0 0 0Sloane Walton 23 2-3 0-0 4 6Cherridy Thornton 23 4-10 0-0 2 9Karin Moss 27 3-7 0-0 3 7Kasheema Besley 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 34-64 4-7 35 79

3-PT FG’s: Akron (7-20): King (2-4), Ruper (1-2), Luburgh (3-7), Cassell (0-1), Young (1-6). Buffalo (7-17): Sharkey (0-2), Loesing (1-2), Gupilan (2-6), Hopkins (0-1), Walton (2-3), Thornton (1-1), Moss (1-2). Halftime: Akron 48, Buffalo 36. Att.: 1,647.

MARCH 15, 2013 AKRON VS. BALL STATE


AKRON 70, BALL STATE 61

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Rachel Tecca 25 1-5 4-6 7 6Sina King 35 3-9 4-4 6 11Kacie Cassell 38 1-4 3-4 6 6Hanna Luburgh 40 11-23 8-8 12 33Taylor Ruper 38 4-7 0-0 2 12Megan Barilla 2 0-0 0-0 1 0Anita Brown 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Katie Nunan 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Carly Young 18 0-3 2-2 6 2Team 3 TOTALS 200 20-51 21-24 43 70

BALL STATE MIN. FG FT R PTS.Shelbie Justice 38 2-9 5-6 3 10Nathalie Fontaine 36 6-13 3-3 6 15Katie Murphy 28 2-9 0-0 8 4Brandy Woody 40 2-13 1-2 9 6Brittany Carter 25 7-15 0-0 4 18Shanee’ Jackson 16 2-6 4-6 2 8Lyzz Smith 17 0-2 0-0 0 0Team 5 TOTALS 200 21-67 13-17 37 61

3-PT FG’s: Akron (9-28): King (1-2), Cassell (1-3), Luburgh (3-13), Ruper (4-7), Young (0-3). Ball State (6-22): Justice (1-5), Fontaine (0-1), Woody (1-6), Carter (4-6), Jackson (0-2), Smith (0-2). Halftime: Akron 40, Ball State 29 Att: 2,127.

MARCH 16, 2013 AKRON VS. CENTRAL MICHIGAN


CENTRAL MICH. 86, AKRON 68AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Rachel Tecca 23 4-12 3-3 6 11Sina King 34 5-12 2-2 12 13Taylor Ruper 36 4-9 0-0 1 11Kacie Cassell 37 1-5 0-0 3 2Hanna Luburgh 38 7-15 4-4 7 19Carly Young 25 4-9 0-0 3 10Katie Nunan 1 0-0 0-0 0 0DiAndra Gibson 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Anita Brown 1 0-0 0-0 1 0Cari Guyton 1 0-0 2-2 0 2Megan Barilla 3 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 25-62 11-11 36 68CMU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Jessica Schroll 33 6-12 2-3 7 14Taylor Johnson 23 6-12 1-1 7 13Crystal Bradford 22 6-14 0-0 10 13Brandie Baker 35 6-17 2-2 6 14Niki DiGuilio 36 4-8 0-0 2 12Jalisa Olive 19 4-6 3-4 0 14Jordan LaDuke 5 0-0 0-0 0 0Da’Jourie Turner 1 0-2 0-0 1 0Jas’Mine Bracey 22 3-5 0-0 7 6Chelsea Lynn 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Kerby Tamm 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Kylie Welch 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 35-76 8-10 43 863-PT FG’s: Akron (7-19): King (1-2), Ruper (3-7), Cassell (0-1), Luburgh (1-5), Young (2-4). Central Michigan (3-18): Schroll (0-1), Johnson (0-4), Bradford (1-4), Baker (0-2), DiGuilio (4-7), Olive (3-5). Halftime: Central Michigan 39, Akron 35. Att.: 2,221.

MARCH 13, 2014 AKRON VS. TOLEDO

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA,CLEVELAND, OHIO

AKRON 83, TOLEDO 69AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTSDiAndra Gibson 13 1-1 0-0 6 3Rachel Tecca 23 5-10 1-2 5 11Kacie Cassell 34 0-4 6-6 2 6Hanna Luburgh 35 12-22 3-5 8 31Hannah Plybon 22 0-4 0-0 4 0Megan Barilla 6 0-1 0-0 0 0Cari Guyton 1 0-0 0-0 2 0Anita Brown 23 6-15 1-1 1 14Katie Nunan 17 4-5 0-0 4 8Carly Young 26 3-4 2-2 10 10Team 3 TOTALS 200 31-66 13-16 45 83TOLEDO MIN. FG FT R PTSJanelle Reed-Lewis 30 3-11 2-2 7 8Ana Capotosto 21 2-3 4-4 3 10 Brianna Jones 24 5-13 0-0 4 10Andola Dortch 35 2-9 6-8 5 10 Inma Zanoguera 31 4-8 3-4 6 12 Janice Monakana 21 0-8 4-4 5 4 Stephanie Recker 1 0-2 0-0 0 0Elena De Alfredo 22 4-8 0-0 5 11 Olivia Braun 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 Sophie Reecher 4 2-3 0-0 2 4 TEAM 1 TOTALS 200 22-65 19-22 38 693-PT FG’s: Akron (8-17): Gibson (1-1), Tecca (0-1), Cassell (0-3), Luburgh (4-5), Plybon (0-2), Barilla (0-1), Brown (1-1), Young (2-3). Toledo (6-23): Reed-Lewis (0-3), Capotosto (2-3), Dortch (0-2), Zanoguera (1-3), Monakana (0-3), Recker (0-2), De Alfredo (3-7). Halftime: Akron 57, Toledo 37. Att. 2,039.

MARCH 14, 2014 AKRON VS. CENTRAL MICHIGAN

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA,CLEVELAND, OHIO

AKRON 85, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 69

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTSDiAndra Gibson 7 0-2 0-0 4 0Rachel Tecca 31 3-11 0-0 6 10Kacie Cassell 35 4-9 9-9 2 18Hanna Luburgh 39 6-16 9-11 9 25Hannah Plybon 16 1-5 0-0 3 3Megan Barilla 5 0-0 0-0 1 0Cari Guyton 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Anita Brown 25 8-14 0-0 8 16Katie Nunan 10 1-4 0-0 1 2Carly Young 31 4-8 0-1 10 11Team 5 TOTALS 200 27-69 22-27 49 85

CMU MIN. FG FT R PTSJordan LaDuke 32 5-11 0-0 6 11Jas’Mine Bracey 17 3-7 0-0 9 6Jessica Green 37 6-18 2-2 5 15Kerby Tamm 17 0-2 0-0 3 0Niki DiGuilio 38 2-10 0-0 4 6Da’Jourie Turner 21 5-8 1-5 4 11Jewel Cotton 19 6-8 0-3 6 12Taylor Johnson 19 3-10 2-2 7 8Team 1 TOTALS 200 30-74 5-12 45 69

3-PT FG’s: Akron (9-21): Cassell (1-3), Luburgh (4-7), Plybon (1-4), Young (3-7). Central Michigan (4-22): LaDuke (1-4), Green (1-4), Tamm (0-2), DiGuilo (2-7), Turner (0-1), Johnson (0-4). Halftime: Akron 38, Central Michigan 38. Att. 1,712.

MARCH 15, 2014AKRON VS. BALL STATE


AKRON 79, BALL STATE 68

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTSDiAndra Gibson 12 2-3 0-0 1 6Rachel Tecca 37 13-19 4-7 12 30Kacie Cassell 37 2-5 4-4 4 9Hanna Luburgh 36 3-16 0-0 12 6Hannah Plybon 34 3-8 0-0 4 9Megan Barilla 3 0-0 0-0 0 0Anita Brown 10 0-4 2-2 3 2Katie Nunan 8 1-3 0-0 2 2Carly Young 23 5-7 2-2 5 15Team 3 TOTALS 200 29-65 12-15 46 79 BALL STATE MIN. FG FT R PTSNathalie Fontaine 35 5-7 3-6 4 14Katie Murphy 8 0-1 0-0 2 0Shelbie Justice 22 2-7 0-0 4 6Brandy Woody 36 6-17 2-2 6 15Brittany Carter 34 8-14 1-4 7 23Jill Morrison 27 1-7 0-0 0 3Calyn Hosea 6 0-0 0-0 0 0Renee Bennett 15 2-3 3-3 5 7Shelby Merder 17 0-3 0-0 1 0Haley Richardson 0+ 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 1 TOTALS 200 24-59 9-15 30 68

3-PT FG’s: Akron (9-22): Gibson (2-3), Tecca (0-1), Cassell (1-2), Luburgh (0-5), Plybon (3-5), Brown (0-1), Young (3-5). Ball State (11-32): Fontaine (1-1), Justice (2-6), Woody (1-6), Carter (6-11), Morrison (1-5), Merder (0-3). Halftime: Akron 41, Ball State 30. Att. 1,626.

MARCH 12, 2015AKRON VS. EASTERN MICHIGAN


EASTERN MICHIGAN 95, AKRON 66

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTSDiAndra Gibson 26 2-7 1-1 10 5Sina King 33 6-15 6-6 8 21Kerri McMahan 23 1-4 0-0 1 2Anita Brown 33 10-20 3-6 7 26Hannah Plybon 33 2-12 0-0 3 5Alli Ball 6 0-2 0-0 1 0Megan Barilla 15 0-0 0-0 2 0Alex Ricketts 8 0-0 0-0 2 0Lauren Hung 7 1-4 0-0 1 3Greta Burry 6 1-2 0-0 2 2Hannah Scipio 2 0-0 0-1 1 0Katie Nunan 8 1-2 0-0 2 2Team 4 TOTALS 200 24-68 10-14 44 66 EMU MIN. FG FT R PTSRachel Kehoe 19 1-2 2-2 9 4Janay Morton 30 4-8 1-2 10 11Phillis Webb 27 4-6 0-2 7 8Sera Ozelci 26 6-8 0-0 1 17Cha Sweeney 29 8-19 5-9 1 24KaBria Walker 2 1-1 0-0 1 2Sasha Dailey 18 1-4 0-0 3 2Tori Easley 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Crystal Fulton 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Jamaica Bucknor 24 6-10 0-0 3 17Brianna Puni 19 3-5 4-4 2 10Micah Robinson 2 0-0 0-0 2 0Team 1 TOTALS 200 34-63 12-19 36 95

3-PT FG’s: Akron (8-32): Gibson (0-3), King (3-8), Brown (3-4), Plybon (1-11), Ball (0-2), Hung (1-4). Eastern Michigan (15-26): Morton (2-5), Ozelci (5-7), Sweeney (3-8), Bucknor (5-6). Halftime: Eastern Michigan 44, Akron 33. Att. 2,751.




AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Akron Results


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSFeb. 9 at Wittenberg 74-53 WFeb. 11 at Wright State 47-42 WFeb. 15 at Youngstown State 42-56 LFeb. 18 CAPITAL 60-42 WFeb. 21 at Oberlin 83-45 WFeb. 24 CINCINNATI 50-60 LFeb. 25 at Ohio 49-60 LMarch 2 at Ashland 52-77 L

1978-79Record: 6-20 • Head Coach: Mary Ann Tripodi

Dec. 5 at John Carroll (OT) 93-94 LDec. 9 at Cincinnati 40-68 LDec. 13 GANNON 44-70 LDec. 15 at Defiance 38-67 LDec. 20 TOLEDO 66-32 W

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Dec. 27 vs. Youngstown State # 52-96 LDec. 28 vs. Cleveland State # 62-57 WJan. 6 WRIGHT STATE 56-65 LJan. 10 ASHLAND 67-56 WJan. 12 at Dayton 26-110 LJan. 13 at Mount Saint Joseph 72-74 LJan. 17 at Rio Grande 69-82 LJan. 20 OHIO NORTHERN 62-74 LJan. 23 at Cleveland State 48-83 LJan. 25 MOUNT UNION 71-35 WJan. 27 at Malone 56-62 LFeb. 1 WOOSTER 63-50 WFeb. 3 CEDARVILLE 56-61 LFeb. 7 KENT STATE 37-88 LFeb. 10 BOWLING GREEN 47-57 LFeb. 13 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 43-71 LFeb. 17 OHIO 45-59 LFeb. 22 at Edinboro 53-78 LFeb. 24 at Capital 73-39 W

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT (AKRON, OHIO) - &March 1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE & 43-67 LMarch 2 CINCINNATI & 41-67 L


Dec. 1 at Central State 54-53 WDec. 4 JOHN CARROLL 76-56 WDec. 8 at Toledo 60-87 LDec. 10 at Gannon 69-85 LDec. 15 DEFIANCE 84-76 WDec. 18 KENT STATE 62-74 LDec. 21 XAVIER 65-58 W

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Dec. 28 at Kent State # 45-53 LDec. 29 vs. Cleveland State # 65-63 WJan. 5 CINCINNATI 40-64 LJan. 12 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 54-59 LJan. 15 CLEVELAND STATE 53-59 LJan. 18 at Bowling Green 48-66 LJan. 19 at Ohio Northern 61-65 LJan. 22 at Ashland 63-58 WJan. 26 CAPITAL 65-52 WJan. 29 MALONE 81-63 WFeb. 1 at Wright State 61-86 LFeb. 2 at Cedarville 82-63 WFeb. 4 at Mount Union 66-53 WFeb. 6 at Youngstown State 58-76 LFeb. 8 RIO GRANDE 78-73 WFeb. 12 at Wooster 60-43 WFeb. 16 at Ohio 81-70 WFeb. 22 CENTRAL STATE 50-54 L

OAISW DIVISION II STATE TOURNAMENT (AT XAVIER) - &Feb. 29 vs. Central State & 80-75 WMarch 1 vs. Dayton & 59-99 LMarch 2 vs. Mount St. Joseph & 88-85 W


KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 28 vs. Eastern Kentucky # 56-90 LNov. 29 vs. Cleveland State # 69-85 LDec. 2 at John Carroll 78-39 WDec. 5 CENTRAL STATE 70-61 WDec. 9 GANNON 64-66 LDec. 12 at Defiance 60-78 LDec. 13 WRIGHT STATE 77-61 WDec. 16 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 61-93 LDec. 19 TOLEDO 70-69 WDec. 20 at Kent State 45-93 LJan. 3 at Cincinnati 79-90 LJan. 9 at Xavier 67-59 WJan. 10 at Mount Saint Joseph 93-76 WJan. 13 at Rio Grande 97-72 WJan. 16 BOWLING GREEN 64-72 LJan. 17 OHIO NORTHERN 67-72 LJan. 20 at Cleveland State 55-69 LJan. 24 CEDARVILLE 85-54 WJan. 27 at Malone 74-63 WJan. 30 at California (Pa.) 85-67 WFeb. 6 at Allegheny 109-37 WFeb. 7 at Clarion 84-72 WFeb. 10 WOOSTER 62-58 WFeb. 14 OHIO 64-59 WFeb. 19 ASHLAND 72-61 WFeb. 21 at Central State 63-66 LFeb. 27 DAVIS & ELKINS 61-62 LFeb. 28 ROBERT MORRIS 50-59 L

OAISW DIVISION II STATE TOURNAMENT (AT DAYTON) - &March 5 vs. Central State & 79-77 WMarch 6 vs. Wright State & 83-89 LMarch 7 vs. Xavier & (OT) 83-80 W

1981-82Record: 11-18 • Head Coach: Darlene Young

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 27 vs. Youngstown State # 47-70 LNov. 29 vs. Cleveland State # 69-94 LDec. 2 JOHN CARROLL 85-31 WDec. 5 at Miami (Ohio) 60-84 LDec. 8 at Gannon 65-68 LDec. 12 at Wright State (OT) 70-69 WDec. 17 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 72-64 WDec. 19 CLEVELAND STATE 44-77 LJan. 2 at Ohio 39-77 LJan. 5 MOREHEAD STATE 44-70 LJan. 8 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 84-48 WJan. 9 XAVIER 68-64 WJan. 15 at Bowling Green 50-84 LJan. 16 at Ohio Northern 85-74 WJan. 20 KENT STATE 44-65 LJan. 23 at Cedarville 76-56 WJan. 26 MALONE 83-76 WJan. 29 at Slippery Rock 62-66 LJan. 30 at Pittsburgh-Johnstown 49-73 LFeb. 5 RIO GRANDE 54-56 LFeb. 6 DEFIANCE 72-62 WFeb. 9 EDINBORO 57-58 LFeb. 12 at Eastern Michigan 44-76 LFeb. 13 at Toledo 53-67 L


Jan. 18 KENT-TUSCARAWAS 59-24 WJan. 22 at Baldwin-Wallace 79-26 WJan. 25 at Malone 54-38 WJan. 30 at Case Western Reserve 51-16 WFeb. 1 LORAIN CC 57-40 WFeb. 5 MOUNT UNION 62-32 WN/A WOOSTER 52-41 WFeb. 12 at Youngstown State 65-68 LFeb. 13 at Kent State 85-67 WFeb. 20 ASHLAND 59-72 LFeb. 22 TOLEDO 45-50 L

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT (AT OHIO NORTHERN) - #Feb. 27 Findlay # 55-28 WFeb. 28 Mount St. Joseph # 44-43 WMarch 1 Ashland # 40-82 L


Jan. 17 at Kent-Tuscarawas 75-52 WJan. 21 OBERLIN 56-31 WJan. 24 at Ohio Northern 56-61 LJan. 27 CLEVELAND STATE 48-61 LJan. 31 at Toledo 56-44 WFeb. 4 at Lorain CC 59-76 WFeb. 7 MALONE 54-46 WFeb. 1 WOOSTER 60-55 WFeb. 14 KENT STATE 73-67 WFeb. 19 at Ashland 57-88 LFeb. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 75-65 WFeb. 24 at Ohio State 40-51 LFeb. 28 SLIPPERY ROCK 58-95 L

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT (AT CEDARVILLE) - #March 4 vs. Capital # 53-49 WMarch 5 vs. Wittenberg # 60-55 WMarch 6 vs. Cincinnati # 64-74 L


Jan. 22 OHIO NORTHERN 60-67 LJan. 25 at Cleveland State 50-63 LFeb. 1 at Malone 58-73 LFeb. 3 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 43-81 LFeb. 5 OHIO 40-74 LFeb. 9 WOOSTER 55-67 LFeb. 12 TOLEDO 59-53 WFeb. 14 at Capital 44-60 LFeb. 16 ASHLAND 37-65 LFeb. 19 at Kent State 49-65 LFeb. 22 OHIO STATE 33-105 L

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT (AT DAYTON) — #March 10 vs. Cleveland State # 69-62 WMarch 11 vs. Ohio State # 40-96 L


Dec. 16 DEFIANCE 50-56 LDec. 21 at Toledo 50-64 LJan. 17 JOHN CARROLL 68-79 LJan. 24 CLEVELAND STATE 49-71 LJan. 26 KENT STATE 46-66 LJan. 31 MALONE 68-62 WFeb. 2 at Wooster 63-75 LFeb. 4 at Cedarville 49-77 LFeb. 7 EDINBORO 62-103 L



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Feb. 18 at Ashland 62-84 LFeb. 20 CENTRAL STATE 64-56 WFeb. 27 at Robert Morris 62-71 L

OAISW DIVISION II STATE TOURNAMENT (AKRON, OHIO) - &March 4 CENTRAL STATE & 48-54 LMarch 5 WRIGHT STATE & 68-65 W

1982-83Record: 13-13 • Head Coach: John Street

LADY FLASH HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 26 vs. Cleveland State # 55-85 LNov. 28 vs. Youngstown State # 71-57 WDec. 1 GANNON 80-62 W

PITTSBURGH TOURNAMENT (PITTSBURGH, PA.) - &Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh & 63-72 LDec. 5 vs. Carlow & 108-41 WDec. 10 at Northern Kentucky 84-89 (OT) LDec. 11 at Central State 69-72 LDec. 16 OHIO 80-75 WDec. 18 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 63-64 LDec. 29 at Detroit 66-79 LDec. 30 at Wayne State 84-70 W

MOUNTAIN CLASSIC (FARMVILLE, VA.) — !Jan. 7 vs. Mercyhurst ! 71-72 LJan. 8 vs. Lock Haven ! 95-74 WJan. 9 at Longwood ! 64-42 WJan. 12 at Cleveland State 52-84 LJan. 15 OHIO NORTHERN 80-57 WJan. 21 at Charleston 79-82 LJan. 22 at Morehead State 61-66 LJan. 26 at Malone 61-75 LFeb. 1 at Edinboro 74-54 WFeb. 4 at Xavier 78-84 LFeb. 11 ROBERT MORRIS 61-60 WFeb. 12 PITTSBURGH-JOHNSTOWN 65-69 LFeb. 17 ASHLAND 74-52 WFeb. 19 WRIGHT STATE 73-69 WFeb. 26 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 82-68 W

1983-84Record: 5-21 (1-13 OVC) • Head Coach: John Street

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 25 at Kent State # 50-60 LNov. 27 vs. Youngstown State # 56-74 LNov. 30 at West Virginia 52-80 LDec. 3 MALONE 82-71 (OT) WDec. 7 HIRAM 100-47 WDec. 9 EDINBORO 77-63 WDec. 10 CENTRAL STATE 88-77 W

DOMINO’S CLASSIC (ANN ARBOR, MICH.) - &Dec. 29 at Michigan & 58-99 LDec. 30 vs. Oakland & 58-83 LJan. 4 at DePaul 45-68 LJan. 7 at Youngstown State * 68-70 LJan. 12 MURRAY STATE * 71-70 WJan. 14 AUSTIN PEAY * 68-74 LJan. 19 at Tennessee Tech * 57-71 LJan. 21 at Middle Tennessee * 48-89 LJan. 26 EASTERN KENTUCKY * 48-66 LJan. 28 MOREHEAD STATE * 39-62 LFeb. 4 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * 65-81 LFeb. 9 at Eastern Kentucky * 50-71 LFeb. 11 at Morehead State * 51-65 LFeb. 16 at Murray State * 63-70 LFeb. 18 at Austin Peay * 67-79 LFeb. 23 TENNESSEE TECH * 65-69 LFeb. 25 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 54-78 LFeb. 28 XAVIER 76-88 LMarch 1 CLEVELAND STATE 51-59 L* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 23 vs. Cleveland State # 61-56 WNov. 24 vs. Youngstown State # 59-63 LNov. 28 WEST VIRGINIA 57-62 LDec. 1 at Xavier 93-67 WDec. 5 at Toledo 53-62 LDec. 8 CLARION 90-47 WDec. 12 at Bowling Green 55-68 LDec. 15 DUQUESNE 62-67 LDec. 22 KENT STATE 71-61 WROBERT MORRIS INVITATIONAL (PITTSBURGH, PA.) - &

Dec. 28 vs. Monmouth & 48-46 WDec. 29 at Robert Morris & 61-56 WJan. 5 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * 60-76 LJan. 9 SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 60-48 WJan. 12 at Murray State * 65-73 LJan. 14 at Austin Peay * 69-81 LJan. 19 TENNESSEE TECH * 57-62 LJan. 21 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 48-68 LJan. 26 at Eastern Kentucky * 63-71 LJan. 28 at Morehead State * 39-53 LFeb. 2 at Youngstown State * 72-96 LFeb. 9 EASTERN KENTUCKY * 54-71 LFeb. 11 MOREHEAD STATE * 43-48 LFeb. 16 MURRAY STATE * 56-72 LFeb. 18 AUSTIN PEAY * 65-63 WFeb. 23 at Tennessee Tech * 61-99 LFeb. 25 at Middle Tennessee * 45-108 LFeb. 28 at Cleveland State 81-76 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game


Nov. 23 at West Virginia 74-79 LNov. 26 ROBERT MORRIS 56-67 L

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC (KENT, OHIO) - #Nov. 29 vs. Youngstown State # 72-75 LNov. 30 vs. Robert Morris # 62-63 LDec. 4 at Kent State 61-76 LDec. 10 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 84-65 WDec. 13 at Albion 66-47 WDec. 15 at Michigan State 65-72 LDec. 21 WAYNE STATE 70-57 WDec. 30 BOWLING GREEN 63-65 LJan. 4 at Youngstown State * 83-77 WJan. 7 XAVIER 82-63 WJan. 11 EASTERN KENTUCKY * 75-71 WJan. 13 MOREHEAD STATE * 61-60 WJan. 18 AUSTIN PEAY * 65-77 LJan. 20 at Murray State * 53-72 LJan. 25 at Tennessee Tech * 72-100 LJan. 27 at Middle Tennessee * 58-76 LFeb. 1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * 67-57 WFeb. 3 at Clarion 61-54 WFeb. 8 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 47-79 LFeb. 10 TENNESSEE TECH * 48-80 LFeb. 15 at Morehead State * 52-61 LFeb. 17 at Eastern Kentucky * 77-76 WFeb. 22 MURRAY STATE * 54-65 LFeb. 24 AUSTIN PEAY * 66-57 WFeb. 27 CLEVELAND STATE 73-71 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game


Nov. 29 at Miami (Ohio) 75-68 WDec. 1 WEST VIRGINIA 53-63 LDec. 6 EVANSVILLE 62-64 LDec. 9 SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 73-49 WDec. 13 KENT STATE 59-61 LDec. 17 at Ball State 64-56 WDec. 20 TOLEDO 52-59 LDec. 22 at Robert Morris 69-66 WDec. 28 at Xavier 63-62 WJan. 3 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * 63-59 WJan. 5 at Bowling Green 63-82 LJan. 10 at Eastern Kentucky * 91-70 WJan. 12 at Morehead State * 67-61 WJan. 15 MICHIGAN STATE 49-91 LJan. 17 AUSTIN PEAY * 75-43 WJan. 19 MURRAY STATE * 58-59 LJan. 24 TENNESSEE TECH * 64-70 LJan. 26 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 57-74 WJan. 31 at Youngstown State * 70-72 LFeb. 3 at Wayne State 77-49 WFeb. 7 at Middle Tennessee * 57-96 LFeb. 9 at Tennessee Tech * 57-78 LFeb. 14 MOREHEAD STATE * 68-72 LFeb. 16 EASTERN KENTUCKY * 65-62 WFeb. 21 at Murray State * 67-58 WFeb. 23 at Austin Peay * 70-59 WFeb. 26 at Cleveland State 65-44 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game

1987-88Record: 12-15 (Ind.) • Head Coach: John Street

LADY JAYHAWK CLASSIC (LAWRENCE, KAN.) - #Nov. 27 vs. Arkansas # 62-70 LNov. 28 vs. Mississippi Valley State # 57-59 L

LADY DEACON INVITATIONAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) - &Dec. 4 vs. William and Mary & 70-60 WDec. 5 at Wake Forest & 56-84 LDec. 7 at West Virginia 70-84 L

LADY HERD CLASSIC (HUNTINGTON, W.VA.) — !Dec. 12 vs. Georgia Southern ! 61-85 LDec. 13 vs. Western Carolina ! 63-74 LDec. 18 CHICAGO STATE 65-35 WDec. 20 BOWLING GREEN 78-80 (2OT) LDec. 30 at Ohio 65-61 WJan. 6 at Oral Roberts 65-79 LJan. 9 at Youngstown State 63-74 LJan. 11 at Butler 71-77 LJan. 13 at Evansville 60-73 LJan. 17 EASTERN MICHIGAN 79-57 WJan. 20 CLEVELAND STATE 57-50 WJan. 26 at Kent State 76-72 WJan. 30 CHARLESTON 75-57 WFeb. 3 GREEN BAY 53-38 WFeb. 6 Youngstown State 57-78 LFeb. 8 at Green Bay 58-61 LFeb. 13 ASHLAND 65-48 WFeb. 15 at Toledo 62-73 LFeb. 17 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 72-60 WFeb. 20 CANISIUS 80-41 WFeb. 24 ROBERT MORRIS 65-59 WFeb. 27 at Wright State 64-69 L


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L


1988-89Record: 14-15 (6-8 NSC) • Head Coach: John Street

Nov. 26 MIAMI (OHIO) 41-62 LNov. 30 at Bowling Green 60-88 LDec. 7 at Robert Morris 80-70 WDec. 10 WEST VIRGINIA 74-65 WDec. 16 WRIGHT STATE 49-41 WDec. 17 TOLEDO 47-59 LDec. 30 OHIO 55-50 WJan. 4 NIAGARA 72-54 WJan. 7 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 71-58 WJan. 10 at Canisius 63-67 LJan. 13 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 46-79 LJan. 15 VALPARAISO * 60-47 WJan. 19 at Marquette * 72-74 LJan. 21 at Green Bay * 39-49 LJan. 25 CLEVELAND STATE * 58-63 LJan. 28 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 62-79 LFeb. 3 DEPAUL * 69-72 LFeb. 5 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO * 77-62 WN/A at Niagara 81-71 WFeb. 10 at Northern Illinois * 54-88 LFeb. 12 at Valparaiso * 70-52 WFeb. 16 MARQUETTE * 80-69 WN/A GREEN BAY * 67-64 WFeb. 18 at Cleveland State * 63-71 (OT) LMarch 1 at Chicago State 56-61 LMarch 3 at DePaul * 59-85 LMarch 5 at Illinois-Chicago * 69-57 W

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (AT DEPAUL) - #March 9 vs. Marquette # 73-60 WMarch 10 vs. Northern Illinois # 64-71 L* indicates North Star Conference game

1989-90Record: 10-17 (4-8 NSC) • Head Coach: Lisa Fitch

Nov. 25 BOWLING GREEN 70-95 LNov. 29 KENT 81-86 LDec. 3 at Michigan 61-76 LDec. 6 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 72-59 WDec. 9 at Toledo 56-90 LDec. 13 at Wright State 55-54 WDec. 19 at West Virginia 58-91 LJan. 2 AMERICAN 84-60 WJan. 6 at Youngstown State 69-88 LJan. 8 NIAGARA 76-73 WJan. 11 at Northern Illinois * 78-108 LJan. 13 at Valparaiso * 82-74 WJan. 17 DETROIT 74-62 WJan. 20 GREEN BAY * 64-77 LJan. 23 at Cleveland State * 67-70 LJan. 27 CANISIUS 66-88 LJan. 30 ROBERT MORRIS 67-54 WFeb. 2 at DePaul * 45-97 LFeb. 4 at Illinois-Chicago * 68-62 WFeb. 9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 91-112 LFeb. 11 VALPARAISO * 67-76 LFeb. 16 at UW-Green Bay * 50-71 LFeb. 21 CLEVELAND STATE * 70-64 WFeb. 27 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 59-61 LMarch 2 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO * 70-60 WMarch 4 DEPAUL * 66-70 L

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (AT DEKALB, ILL.) - #March 8 vs. Valparaiso # 80-81 L* indicates North Star Conference game


Nov. 24 at Detroit 68-85 LNov. 27 at Kent 76-88 LNov. 29 TOLEDO 56-86 LDec. 4 ROBERT MORRIS 66-65 W

TENNESSEE TECH TOURNAMENT (COOKEVILLE, TENN.) - #Dec. 7 vs. Ohio # 63-82 LDec. 8 vs. New Hampshire # 67-79 LDec. 11 at Ohio State 50-92 LDec. 15 at Bowling Green 54-89 LDec. 19 at Youngstown State 43-65 LDec. 29 at Central Michigan 50-76 LJan. 2 at American 42-64 LJan. 5 MILWAUKEE 59-68 LJan. 10 GREEN BAY * 56-73 LJan. 12 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 51-78 LJan. 18 at Illinois-Chicago * 58-77 LJan. 20 at DePaul * 63-89 LJan. 22 at Niagara 73-83 LJan. 25 WRIGHT STATE * 59-54 WJan. 27 VALPARAISO * 84-94 LJan. 30 at Cleveland State * 68-65 WFeb. 7 at Green Bay * 54-70 LFeb. 9 at Northern Illinois * 62-79 LFeb. 15 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO * 74-82 LFeb. 17 DEPAUL * 61-69 LFeb. 21 WRIGHT STATE * 65-75 LFeb. 23 at Valparaiso * 67-110 LFeb. 27 CLEVELAND STATE * (OT) 71-78 LNORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (GREEN BAY, WIS.) - &March 7 at Green Bay & 44-82 L* indicates North Star Conference game


Nov. 22 EASTERN MICHIGAN 61-79 LNov. 26 KENT STATE 78-101 LNov. 29 MARQUETTE 66-112 LDec. 3 at Robert Morris 68-86 LST. BONAVENTURE TOURNAMENT, ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y.-#Dec. 6 at St. Bonaventure # 59-75 LDec. 7 vs. Columbia # 56-50 WDec. 14 at Toledo 57-102 LDec. 17 DETROIT 61-63 LDec. 22 BOWLING GREEN 64-80 L

VIRGINIA TECH TOURNAMENT (BLACKSBURG, VA.) - &Dec. 29 at Virginia Tech & 60-78 LDec. 30 vs. Austin Peay & 53-75 LJan. 4 NIAGARA 75-68 WJan. 8 at Milwaukee 71-75 LJan. 11 at Green Bay * 40-76 LJan. 13 at Northern Illinois * 67-101 LJan. 17 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO * 90-71 WJan. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 70-65 WJan. 24 WRIGHT STATE * 62-70 LJan. 26 at Valparaiso * 77-107 LJan. 30 CLEVELAND STATE * 56-94 LFeb. 2 at Buffalo 58-101 LFeb. 6 GREEN BAY * 49-68 LFeb. 8 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 75-72 WFeb. 13 at Illinois-Chicago * 36-76 LFeb. 22 at Wright State * 70-66 WFeb. 24 VALPARAISO * 62-100 LFeb. 27 at Cleveland State * 77-98 L

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (AT DEKALB, ILL.) - !Mar. 6 vs. Valparaiso ! 65-82 L* indicates North Star Conference game

1992-93Record: 4-22 (1-17 MAC) • Head Coach: Lisa Fitch

Dec. 2 at Niagara 78-97 LDec. 6 at American 45-54 LDec. 11 BUFFALO 70-60 W

SOUTH FLORIDA TOURNAMENT (TAMPA, FLA.) - #Dec. 18 vs. UNC-Greensboro # 50-68 LDec. 19 vs. Western Carolina # 62-67 LDec. 29 AUSTIN PEAY 65-63 WJan. 2 at Youngstown State 64-71 LJan. 6 BOWLING GREEN * 48-84 LJan. 9 MIAMI (OHIO) * 38-70 LJan. 13 at Eastern Michigan * 65-54 WJan. 16 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 61-63 LJan. 20 at Toledo * 50-64 LJan. 23 OHIO * 52-77 LJan. 27 at Kent State * 55-83 LJan. 30 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 50-80 LFeb. 3 at Ball State * 47-66 LFeb. 6 at Miami (Ohio) * 58-77 LFeb. 10 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 60-67 LFeb. 13 at Western Michigan * 67-78 LFeb. 17 TOLEDO * 69-84 LFeb. 20 at Ohio * 61-70 LFeb. 24 KENT STATE * 64-109 LFeb. 27 at Central Michigan * 64-78 LMarch 1 CINCINNATI 87-85 (2OT) WMarch 3 BALL STATE * 47-50 LMarch 6 at Bowling Green * 57-102 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1993-94Record: 5-21 (3-15 MAC) • Head Coach: Mary Ann Grimes

Nov. 26 at Cincinnati 48-66 LNov. 28 NIAGARA 58-66 L

BUFFALO TOURNAMENT (BUFFALO, N.Y.) - #Dec. 3 vs. Northeastern Illinois # 66-71 LDec. 4 vs. Eastern Michigan # 77-63 WDec. 8 at Valparaiso 76-81 LDec. 11 at Austin Peay 71-83 LDec. 19 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 60-65 LDec. 30 AMERICAN 65-64 WJan. 5 at Eastern Michigan * 81-66 WJan. 8 at Western Michigan * 68-80 LJan. 12 TOLEDO * 57-83 LJan. 15 at Ohio * 52-65 LJan. 19 at Central Michigan * 53-61 LJan. 22 KENT STATE * 66-100 LJan. 26 BALL STATE * (OT) 85-83 WJan. 29 at Bowling Green * 59-91 LFeb. 2 MIAMI (OHIO) * 60-76 LFeb. 5 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 54-74 LFeb. 9 at Toledo * 63-119 LFeb. 12 OHIO * 56-62 LFeb. 16 at Kent State * 73-105 LFeb. 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * (OT) 65-72 LFeb. 23 at Ball State * 63-69 LFeb. 26 BOWLING GREEN * 53-103 LMarch 2 at Miami (Ohio) * 43-64 LMarch 5 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 69-62 W* indicates Mid-American Conference game



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL



Nov. 26 at Northeastern Illinois 62-66 LDec. 1 VALPARAISO 71-68 WDec. 4 BUCKNELL 55-52 WDec. 10 at St. Francis (N.Y.) 69-72 LDec. 17 at Niagara 67-70 LDec. 20 at Youngstown State 59-56 W

LOUISVILLE TOURNAMENT (LOUISVILLE, KY.) - #Dec. 29 vs. Sam Houston # 52-57 LDec. 30 vs. Buffalo # 71-68 WJan. 4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 81-66 WJan. 7 at Eastern Michigan * 70-68 WJan. 11 at Ball State * 88-78 WJan. 14 MIAMI (OHIO) * 60-82 LJan. 18 at Kent State * 83-99 LJan. 21 OHIO * 68-74 LJan. 25 at Toledo * 63-77 LJan. 28 at Bowling Green * 83-97 LFeb. 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 83-93 LFeb. 4 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 79-66 WFeb. 8 BALL STATE * 72-75 LFeb. 11 at Miami (Ohio) * 73-92 LFeb. 15 KENT STATE * 70-86 LFeb. 18 at Ohio * 60-76 LFeb. 22 TOLEDO * 74-96 LFeb. 25 BOWLING GREEN * 58-71 LMar. 1 at Western Michigan * 68-86 LMar. 4 Central Michigan * 80-71 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (ATHENS, OHIO) - &March 7 at Ohio & 51-76 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 25 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS 79-53 WIDAHO STATE TOURNAMENT (BOISE, IDAHO) - #

Dec. 1 vs. Southern Utah # 58-67 LDec. 2 vs. Cal Poly-SLO # 78-53 WDec. 6 NIAGARA 91-65 WDec. 16 at Robert Morris 85-62 W

ST. FRANCIS (PA.) TOURNAMENT (LORETTO, PA.) - &Dec. 30 at St. Francis (Pa.) & 67-62 WDec. 31 vs. Oral Roberts & 77-60 WJan. 3 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 76-62 WJan. 6 at Eastern Michigan * 73-65 WJan. 10 BALL STATE * 64-62 WJan. 13 at Miami (Ohio) * 65-74 LJan. 17 KENT STATE * 63-91 LJan. 20 OHIO * 95-83 WJan. 24 TOLEDO * 70-77 LJan. 27 BOWLING GREEN * 66-86 LJan. 31 at Western Michigan * 61-85 LFeb. 3 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 85-75 WFeb. 7 at Ball State * 67-63 WFeb. 10 MIAMI (OHIO) * 61-68 LFeb. 14 at Kent State * 67-82 LFeb. 17 at Ohio * 63-79 LFeb. 21 at Toledo * 70-110 LFeb. 24 at Bowling Green * 73-77 (OT) LFeb. 28 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 70-77 LMarch 2 at Central Michigan * 77-67 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (TOLEDO, OHIO) - !March 5 at Toledo ! 70-100 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1998-99Record: 16-13 (10-6 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne Allen

Nov. 13 at North Carolina 71-85 LNov. 15 at South Florida 69-81 L

IU FULL-O-PEP CLASSIC (BLOOMINGTON, IND.) - #Nov. 21 at Indiana # 70-67 (OT) WNov. 22 vs. Saint Louis # 79-70 WNov. 28 at Youngstown State 77-84 LDec. 5 TOLEDO * 63-73 LDec. 8 at Cleveland State 73-66 W

PIZZA HUT SHOCKER SHOOTOUT (WICHITA, KAN.) - &Dec. 19 at Wichita State & 48-70 LDec. 20 vs. Eastern Illinois & 81-61 W

DIAMOND CLUB CLASSIC (BLACKSBURG, VA.) - !Dec. 28 at Virginia Tech ! 59-80 LDec. 29 vs. Campbell ! 70-60 WJan. 2 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 59-57 WJan. 6 at Central Michigan * 79-78 WJan. 9 at Buffalo * 60-68 LJan. 16 KENT STATE * 67-62 WJan. 20 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 62-47 WJan. 23 at Ball State * 79-77 (2OT) WJan. 27 at Bowling Green * 66-89 LJan. 30 OHIO * 76-63 WFeb. 3 MARSHALL * 78-64 WFeb. 6 at Miami (Ohio) * 79-62 WFeb. 10 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 75-52 WFeb. 13 at Toledo * 67-95 LFeb. 16 at Eastern Michigan * 71-99 LFeb. 20 BUFFALO * 84-58 WFeb. 23 at Western Michigan * 76-93 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (TOLEDO, OHIO) - $Feb. 26 BOWLING GREEN $ 74-56 WFeb. 28 vs. Toledo (SeaGate Centre) $ 65-86 L

POSTSEASON WNIT (EAST LANSING, MICH.) - %March 11 at Michigan State % 65-76 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1999-00Record: 11–17 (7-9 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne Allen

Nov. 23 SYRACUSE 76-85 LPATRIOT THANKSGIVING CLASSIC (FAIRFAX, VA.) - #

Nov. 26 vs UAB # 62-73 LNov. 27 vs Mount St. Mary’s # 66-71 LNov. 30 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 64-70 LDec. 5 ALABAMA 62-82 LDec. 11 CLEVELAND STATE 99-77 WDec. 20 at Marist 54-55 LDec. 22 at Albany 81-55 W

STATE FARM CLASSIC (RUSTON, LA.) - %Dec. 28 vs Southeast Louisiana % 74-58 WDec. 29 at Louisiana Tech % 61-88 LJan. 2 NIAGARA 83-79 WJan. 4 MIAMI (OHIO) * 71-72 LJan. 8 at Kent State * 60-86 LJan. 12 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 55-67 LJan. 15 at Eastern Michigan * 72-53 WJan. 19 at Toledo * 53-62 LJan. 22 BUFFALO * 58-70 LJan. 26 at Bowling Green * 72-94 LJan. 29 at Marshall * 60-53 WFeb. 3 OHIO * 83-71 WFeb. 5 at Miami (Ohio) * 61-63 LFeb. 9 at Buffalo * 65-58 WFeb. 12 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 68-60 WFeb. 17 MARSHALL * 69-57 WFeb. 20 at Ball State * 71-65 W

1996-97 Record: 5-21 (2-16 MAC) • Head Coaches: Mary Ann Grimes (1-3), Angel Donley (4-18)

Nov. 30 ROBERT MORRIS 97-73 WDec. 3 at Youngstown State 58-87 L

LIBERTY TOURNAMENT (LYNCHBURG, VA.) - #Dec. 6 vs. Detroit # 72-111 LDec. 7 at Liberty # 90-96 L

CAROLINAS HOLIDAY BEACH CLASSIC (CONWAY, S.C.) - &Dec. 18 vs. Alabama & 44-89 LDec. 19 vs. Furman & 51-77 LDec. 20 at Coastal Carolina & 87-82 WDec. 30 ST. FRANCIS (PA.) 74-69 WJan. 4 MIAMI (OHIO) * 69-73 LJan. 8 at Toledo * 73-102 LJan. 11 OHIO * 79-85 LJan. 13 at Bowling Green * 75-94 LJan. 15 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 68-73 LJan. 18 at Ball State * 63-80 LJan. 22 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 86-66 WJan. 25 at Kent State * 58-104 LJan. 29 at Eastern Michigan * 63-78 LFeb. 1 TOLEDO * 81-92 LFeb. 5 at Ohio * 74-89 LFeb. 8 BOWLING GREEN * 54-58 LFeb. 10 at Western Michigan * 57-60 LFeb. 15 BALL STATE * 67-74 LFeb. 24 KENT STATE * 72-97 LFeb. 26 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 73-64 WMarch 1 at Miami (Ohio) * 64-83 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1997-98Record: 12-18 (8-10 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne Allen

Nov. 15 at Butler 58-74 LNov. 20 WRIGHT STATE 64-47 WNov. 22 at Marshall * 72-57 WNov. 25 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 58-73 L

COORS ROCKY MOUNTAIN INVITATIONAL (FORT COLLINS, COLO.) - #Nov. 28 vs. New Hampshire # 64-59 WNov. 29 at Colorado State # 68-93 LDec. 3 at Robert Morris 89-65 WDec. 6 at Alabama (#20) 53-94 LDec. 1 CLEVELAND STATE 80-102 L

NORTHERN LIGHTS INVITATIONAL, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA-&Dec. 18 vs. Tennessee (#1) & 63-98 LDec. 19 at Alaska-Anchorage & 86-77 WDec. 20 vs. Manhattan & 50-64 LDec. 28 OHIO * 76-67 WJan. 3 BALL STATE * 76-51 WJan. 5 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 77-57 WJan. 8 at Central Michigan * 62-74 LJan. 10 at Western Michigan * 69-74 LJan. 14 MIAMI (OHIO) * 63-84 LJan. 17 at Bowling Green * 61-74 LJan. 24 KENT STATE * 70-75 LJan. 29 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 87-72 WJan. 31 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 64-63 WFeb. 5 at Eastern Michigan * 84-69 WFeb. 7 at Toledo * 75-90 LFeb. 11 BOWLING GREEN * (OT) 91-93 LFeb. 14 at Miami (Ohio) * 51-58 LFeb. 18 at Kent State * 47-95 LFeb. 23 at Ohio * 82-89 LFeb. 25 MARSHALL * 89-70 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (TOLEDO, OHIO) - !Feb. 27 at Toledo ! 65-96 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSFeb. 23 Bowling Green * 71-84 LFeb. 25 Kent State * 49-72 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (BUFFALO, N.Y.) - &Feb. 28 at Buffalo & 55-72 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 17 at Maryland-Eastern Shore 58-51 WNov. 19 at Loyola (Md.) 46-60 LNov. 26 at Niagara 61-81 LNov. 29 at Youngstown State 61-89 L

CARRIER CLASSIC (SYRACUSE, N.Y.) - ^Dec. 1 vs. South Carolina ^ 55-77 LDec. 3 at Syracuse ^ 47-83 LDec. 5 CLEVELAND STATE 62-87 L

HAWAI’I INVITATIONAL (HONOLULU, HAWAII) - @Dec. 8 vs. Wright State @ 71-63 WDec. 10 at Hawai’i @ 54-67 LDec. 19 at Ohio State 35-100 LDec 22 XAVIER 57-84 LJan. 3 at Bowling Green * 65-84 LJan. 6 at Buffalo * 61-75 LJan. 10 MIAMI (OHIO) * 52-64 LJan. 13 at Kent State * 37-69 LJan. 20 at Western Michigan * 60-96 LJan. 24 BALL STATE * 64-89 LJan. 27 MARSHALL * 59-58 WJan. 31 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 58-89 LFeb. 3 at Ohio * 60-65 LFeb. 6 at Central Michigan * 75-58 WFeb. 10 BOWLING GREEN * 88-63 WFeb. 14 at Marshall * 60-70 LFeb. 17 BUFFALO * 59-78 LFeb. 21 TOLEDO * 58-88 LFeb. 24 at Miami (Ohio) * 32-94 LFeb. 27 KENT STATE * 52-76 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - #Mar. 3 at Buffalo # 65-64 WMar. 6 vs. Northern Illinois # 47-69 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 16 LOYOLA (MD.) 57-69 LNov. 19 at Xavier 44-90 L

TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT SEMINOLE CLASSIC (TALLAHASSEE, FLA.) - $Nov. 24 vs. St. Joseph’s $ 52-85 LNov. 25 vs. East Tennessee State $ 72-64 WNov. 28 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 47-70 LDec 2 ST. PETER’S 57-85 LDec. 6 at Cleveland State 54-72 LDec. 17 at Indiana State 45-84 LDec. 21 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 54-59 (OT) LDec. 23 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 50-60 LDec. 28 NIAGARA 60-69 LJan. 2 at Ohio * 56-75 LJan. 5 BUFFALO * 47-73 LJan. 9 MIAMI (OHIO) * 67-103 LJan. 14 at Bowling Green * 73-85 LJan. 16 at Eastern Michigan * 40-89 LJan. 19 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 69-77 LJan. 22 at Ball State * 55-99 LJan. 26 at Buffalo * 50-64 LJan. 30 MARSHALL * (OT) 68-71 LFeb. 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 42-63 LFeb. 6 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 56-76 LFeb. 9 at Kent State * 45-82 L

Feb. 13 OHIO * 64-69 LFeb. 16 at Toledo * 56-84 LFeb. 23 KENT STATE * 74-97 LFeb. 26 at Marshall * 37-63 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (OXFORD, OHIO) - #March 2 at Miami # 60-80 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2002-03Record: 2–26 (1-15 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 22 INDIANA STATE 59-87 LNov. 24 at Illinois-Chicago 53-65 L

RAZEWV.COM HOOPS BASH (MORGANTOWN, W.VA.) - $Nov. 29 at West Virginia $ 26-77 LNov. 30 vs. Troy State $ 51-53 LDec. 3 at Cleveland State 73-65 WDec. 6 MAINE 51-58 LDec. 15 FLORIDA STATE 46-75 LDec. 20 ARIZONA STATE 46-82 LDec. 22 at Youngstown State 59-68 LSAINT PETER’S HOLIDAY CLASSIC, JERSEY CITY, N.J.-%

Dec. 29 at Saint Peter’s % 49-72 LDec. 30 vs. Bucknell % 49-64 LJan. 7 at Miami (Ohio) * 56-84 LJan. 9 TOLEDO * 42-48 LJan. 11 at Central Michigan * 68-80 LJan. 15 MARSHALL * 59-49 WJan. 18 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 42-62 LJan. 22 KENT STATE * 66-78 LJan. 25 at Ohio * 60-71 LJan. 28 BUFFALO * (OT) 45-48 LFeb. 1 at Western Michigan * 60-96 LFeb. 8 BALL STATE * 64-74 LFeb. 12 at Kent State * 40-62 LFeb. 15 at Northern Illinois * 42-45 LFeb. 22 BOWLING GREEN * 62-65 LFeb. 26 at Buffalo * 51-67 LMarch 1 at Marshall * 52-72 LMarch 4 OHIO * (OT) 60-65 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (KALAMAZOO, MICH.) - #March 8 at Western Michigan # 60-101 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2003-04Record: 7–21 (2-14 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 21 at Arizona State 48-80 LBEST WESTERN ROUNDBALL CLASSIC (TAMPA, FLA.) - $

Nov. 29 at USF $ 43-81 LNov. 30 vs. Monmouth $ 40-57 LDec. 2 IPFW 54-55 LDec. 7 CLEVELAND STATE 60-49 WDec. 16 at Wright State 62-59 WDec. 19 at Bucknell 55-68 LDec. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 67-62 (2OT) WDec. 30 at Oakland 47-51 LJan. 2 ROBERT MORRIS 55-54 WJan. 4 WINTHROP 74-65 WJan. 7 at Eastern Michigan * 37-93 LJan. 10 MIAMI (OHIO) * 57-88 LJan. 14 at Bowling Green * 48-85 LJan. 17 at Ball State * 62-81 LJan. 21 OHIO * 63-75 LJan. 24 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 61-76 LJan. 31 at Kent State * 59-68 LFeb. 4 MARSHALL * 55-70 LFeb. 10 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 43-42 WFeb. 14 at Buffalo * 71-59 WFeb. 16 at Ohio * 54-69 L

Feb. 18 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 65-70 (OT) LFeb. 21 BUFFALO * 54-61 LFeb. 25 at Toledo * 59-81 LFeb. 28 KENT STATE * 58-73 LMarch 2 at Marshall * 52-67 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (KALAMAZOO, MICH) - #March 6 at Western Michigan # 67-89 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2004-05Record: 3-25 (3-13 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 21 DAYTON 56-66 LNov. 21 at Robert Morris 58-75 L

JUNKANOO JAM (GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND) - $Nov. 26 $ vs. Oklahoma 40-88 LNov. 27 $ vs. Florida 38-77 LDec. 2 at IPFW 68-77 LDec. 5 at Youngstown State 48-61 LDec. 7 at Cleveland State 74-77 LDec. 12 OAKLAND 62-79 LDec. 14 WRIGHT STATE 49-55 LDec. 18 at Xavier 54-70 LDec. 29 BUCKNELL 47-48 LJan. 5 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 58-94 LJan. 8 TOLEDO * 40-58 LJan. 11 OHIO * 69-80 LJan. 15 at Kent State * 57-66 LJan. 19 BUFFALO * 71-63 WJan. 22 at Northern Illinois * 52-63 LJan. 26 MIAMI (OHIO) * 49-47 WJan. 29 at Western Michigan * 74-70 WFeb. 1 at Buffalo * 49-55 LFeb. 5 KENT STATE * 35-57 LFeb. 9 at Miami (Ohio) * 56-70 LFeb. 12 BOWLING GREEN * 52-61 LFeb. 15 at Ohio * 56-70 LFeb. 19 BALL STATE * 51-67 LFeb. 21 at Central Michigan * 77-78 (OT) LMarch 1 at Marshall * 49-65 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (MUNCIE, IND.) - #March 5 at Ball State # 51-77 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2005-06Record: 5-23 (2-14 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 18 at Dayton 51-64 LNov. 22 PITTSBURGH 46-91 LNov. 25 CLEVELAND STATE 59-62 LDec. 1 MONTANA STATE 73-60 WDec. 3 at Duquesne 54-72 LDec. 8 at Drake 48-73 LDec. 10 at Iowa State 43-76 LDec. 19 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 50-58 LDec. 22 JACKSONVILLE STATE 73-70 W BLUE SKY CLASSIC (DARTMOUTH, N.H.) - $Dec. 29 at Dartmouth $ 55-71 LDec. 30 vs. Lafayette $ 53-52 WJan. 7 at Bowling Green * 54-71 LJan. 10 at Kent State * 38-62 LJan. 14 MIAMI (OHIO) * 54-65 LJan. 18 BUFFALO * 63-68 LJan. 21 at Ohio * 55-63 LJan. 25 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 65-75 LJan. 28 at Ball State * 62-74 LJan. 31 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 58-62 LFeb. 4 at Eastern Michigan * 51-68 LFeb. 8 at Toledo * 69-66 WFeb. 11 Central Michigan * 44-60 L



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN’S

BA

SK

ET

BA

LL

Jan. 16 at Miami (Ohio) * 55-40 WJan. 20 at Ohio * 63-64 LJan. 23 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 58-44 WJan. 27 at Ball State * 66-64 WJan. 30 at Eastern Michigan * 73-66 WFeb. 4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 62-55 WFeb. 6 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 57-39 WFeb. 10 at Toledo * 68-74 LFeb. 13 at Buffalo * 63-57 WFeb. 20 BOWLING GREEN * 66-56 LFeb. 24 at Kent State * 64-67 LFeb. 27 MIAMI (OHIO) * 72-65 WMarch 2 OHIO * 69-41 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - #March 10 vs. Eastern Michigan # 72-46 WMarch 12 vs. Bowling Green # 49-81 L

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL (WICHITA, KAN.) - ^March 18 at Wichita State ^ 61-67 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2010-11Record: 14-16 (6-10 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi Kest

Nov. 15 at IPFW 54-69 LNov. 17 at IUPUI 70-49 WNov. 21 NIAGARA 77-58 WNov. 23 ROBERT MORRIS 88-60 W

SMU THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT (DALLAS, TEXAS) - $Nov. 26 vs. Georgia Southern $ 94-81 (OT) WNov. 27 at SMU $ 67-75 LDec. 1 DUQUESNE 58-69 LDec. 4 WRIGHT STATE 64-71 LDec. 11 CLEVELAND STATE 73-64 WDec. 16 at Youngstown State 70-56 WDec. 19 URSULINE COLLEGE 102-45 WJan. 2 at Temple 60-81 LJan. 5 BUFFALO * 45-61 LJan. 8 OHIO * 54-45 WJan. 12 at Bowling Green * 72-90 LJan. 15 MIAMI (OHIO) * 63-68 LJan. 19 at Kent State * 55-72 LJan. 22 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 51-56 LJan. 26 at Western Michigan * 77-66 WJan. 29 at Central Michigan * 62-74 LFeb. 2 TOLEDO * 49-58 LFeb. 5 at Northern Illinois * 72-43 WFeb. 12 BALL STATE * 78-65 WFeb. 16 at Buffalo * 71-67 WFeb. 19 at Ohio * 59-57 WFeb. 22 BOWLING GREEN * 45-47 LFeb. 26 at Miami (Ohio) * 64-77 LMarch 2 KENT STATE * 53-56 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - !March 5 WESTERN MICHIGAN ! 76-65 WMarch 9 vs. Toledo! 65-73 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


PRESEASON WNIT-$Nov. 11 at Notre Dame $ 61-81 LNov. 18 HOWARD $ 64-63 WNov. 19 DREXEL $ 60-67 LNov. 22 ST. FRANCIS 78-80 (OT) L

SEATTLE TOURNAMENT (SEATTLE, WASH.) - %Nov. 25 vs. Loyola (Ill.) % 97-86 WNov. 26 at Seattle % 85-74 WNov. 30 at Cleveland State 84-74 WDec. 3 SAINT PETER’S 87-50 W

Feb. 3 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 78-71 WFeb. 9 at Ball State * 64-80 LFeb. 12 at Eastern Michigan * 71-76 LFeb. 16 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 55-69 LFeb. 20 OHIO * 58-86 LFeb. 23 at Kent State * 62-65 LFeb. 27 at Buffalo * 54-68 LMarch 1 MIAMI (OHIO) * 79-89 LMarch 5 BOWLING GREEN * 54-69 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - #March 9 vs. Western Michigan # 54-84 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 17 MICHIGAN 58-49 WNov. 22 ST. BONAVENTURE 67-71 LNov. 24 CHICAGO STATE 54-64 L

CHATTANOOGA CLASSIC (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.) - $Nov. 28 at Chattanooga $ 52-71 LNov. 29 vs. Troy $ 58-52 WDec. 3 CLEVELAND STATE 54-70 LDec. 5 at No. 23 Xavier 44-69 LDec. 14 at Saint Joseph’s 59-77 LDec. 17 ROBERT MORRIS 82-75 WDec. 20 at Youngstown State 52-58 LDec. 28 at Houston 59-74 LDec. 31 at Sam Houston State 61-60 WJan. 4 LEHIGH 67-59 WJan. 7 MIAMI (OHIO) * 63-83 LJan. 10 BUFFALO * 62-56 WJan. 14 at Ohio * 60-65 (OT) LJan. 17 at Bowling Green * 51-80 LJan. 21 KENT STATE * 64-62 WJan. 24 BALL STATE * 55-61 LJan. 31 TOLEDO * 64-62 WFeb. 4 at Northern Illinois * 66-73 LFeb. 7 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 71-57 WFeb. 11 at Central Michigan * 57-78 LFeb. 14 at Western Michigan * 47-61 LFeb. 21 BOWLING GREEN * 70-81 LFeb. 25 at Miami (Ohio) * 68-56 WFeb. 28 at Buffalo * 49-69 LMarch 4 OHIO * 58-57 WMarch 7 at Kent State * 55-59 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - #March 11 vs. Central Michigan # 59-67 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 13 IUPUI 63-49 WNov. 15 at St. Bonaventure 37-67 LNov. 19 at Robert Morris 67-74 LNov. 22 at Wright State 49-63 L

FGCU TOURNAMENT (FORT MEYERS, FLA.) - $Nov. 27 vs. Rider $ 79-43 WNov. 28 vs. Tulsa $ 64-70 LDec. 2 IPFW 68-66 WDec. 5 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 75-63 WDec. 14 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 76-51 WDec. 17 at Chicago State 62-55 WDec. 20 at Niagara 60-71 LDec. 28 TEMPLE 43-55 LJan. 2 at Lehigh 57-59 LJan. 6 at Bowling Green * 62-74 LJan. 9 BUFFALO * 72-56 WJan. 13 KENT STATE * 62-55 W

Feb. 15 Bowling Green * 48-80 LFeb. 18 Kent State * 33-52 LFeb. 21 at Miami (Ohio) * 56-51 WFeb. 25 at Buffalo * 62-72 LFeb. 28 Ohio * 56-66 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (MUNCIE, IND. ) - #March 4 at Ball State # 46-71 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 10 at Saint Louis 58-85 LFAU TOURNAMENT (BOCA RATON, FLA.) - $

Nov. 17 at Florida Atlantic $ 77-88 LNov. 18 vs. Binghampton $ 55-44 WNov. 22 VALPARAISO 49-50 LNov. 26 DAYTON 57-58 LNov. 29 PITTSBURGH 55-74 LDec. 3 LEHIGH 62-61 WDec. 5 DUQUESNE 55-43 WDec. 10 at Cleveland State 61-59 WDec. 16 at Youngstown State 66-58 WDec. 19 SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 71-54 WDec. 29 NIAGARA 69-42 WJan. 3 BOWLING GREEN * 32-61 LJan. 6 KENT STATE * 47-79 LJan. 10 at Miami (Ohio) * 73-79 LJan. 13 at Buffalo * 58-64 LJan. 16 OHIO * 55-66 LJan. 20 at Northern Illinois * 70-81 LJan. 23 BALL STATE * 49-71 LJan. 27 at Western Michigan * 58-82 LFeb. 3 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 69-53 WFeb. 7 at Central Michigan * 69-81 LFeb. 11 TOLEDO * 63-62 WFeb. 14 at Bowling Green * 46-91 LFeb. 17 at Kent State * 58-88 LFeb. 21 MIAMI (OHIO) * 77-75 WFeb. 24 BUFFALO * 59-65 LFeb. 28 at Ohio * 68-77 (OT) L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - #March 4 vs. Northern Illinois # 56-69 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 10 at Michigan 55-67 LNov. 14 SAINT LOUIS 81-77 WNov. 17 at Cleveland State 47-59 L

OAHU CLASSIC (HONOLULU, HAWAII) - $Nov. 22 vs. Eastern Washington $ 66-62 WNov. 23 vs. Utah $ 60-71 LNov. 25 vs. Nebraska $ 47-75 LNov. 29 at Niagara 82-55 WDec. 2 at Dayton 64-85 LDec. 5 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 61-53 WDec. 16 HOUSTON 81-76 WDec. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 56-74 LDec. 28 XAVIER 59-84 LDec. 30 MARIST COLLEGE 62-76 LJan. 5 SAINT JOSEPH’S 75-81 LJan. 9 at Bowling Green * 56-88 LJan. 12 BUFFALO * 51-55 LJan. 16 at Miami (Ohio) 49-63 LJan. 19 KENT STATE * 62-71 LJan. 22 at Ohio * 64-78 LJan. 26 at Toledo * 50-72 LJan. 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 70-69 W



AK

RO

N W

OM

EN

’S B

AS

KE

TN

AL

L

Dec. 10 FLORIDA STATE 64-90 LDec. 14 at Duquesne 70-77 LDec. 18 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 72-78 LDec. 21 at Robert Morris 78-85 LDec. 28 PROVIDENCE 65-78 LDec. 30 CHICAGO STATE 82-48 WJan. 4 MIAMI (OHIO) * 85-95 (OT) LJan. 7 at Bowling Green * 58-62 LJan. 11 at Buffalo * 91-82 WJan. 14 KENT STATE * 68-62 WJan. 19 at Ohio * 71-72 (OT) LJan. 22 at Ball State * 78-70 WJan. 25 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 66-72 LJan. 28 at Eastern Michigan * 46-91 LFeb. 1 at Toledo * 60-71 LFeb. 4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 97-87 WFeb. 11 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 81-67 WFeb. 14 OHIO * 71-65 WFeb. 18 BOWLING GREEN * 55-60 LFeb. 22 at Miami (Ohio) * 76-84 LFeb. 25 at Kent State * 76-77 LFeb. 28 BUFFALO * 78-69 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - !March 3 BUFFALO ! 96-82 WMarch 7 vs. Northern Illinois ! 60-61 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 10 HIRAM 83-24 WNov. 13 at Tennessee Tech 78-67 WNov. 16 BRYANT 78-56 WNov. 18 at St. Francis (Pa.) 73-74 LNov. 24 at Providence 81-78 WNov. 26 at Saint Peter’s 103-57 WDec. 1 CANISIUS 81-72 WDec. 5 at George Mason 65-49 WDec. 8 WRIGHT STATE 71-73 LDec. 15 CINCINNATI 67-54 WDec. 18 (16/15) DAYTON 59-90 LDec. 20 at Youngstown State 71-80 LJan. 3 at Chicago State 86-45 WJan. 10 at Ohio * 81-54 WJan. 13 KENT STATE * 93-58 WJan. 16 at Northern Illinois * 63-52 WJan. 19 at Western Michigan * 77-84 LJan. 23 TOLEDO * 65-77 LJan. 26 at Central Michigan * 69-92 LJan. 31 BOWLING GREEN * 68-63 WFeb. 2 BUFFALO * 75-57 WFeb. 6 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 82-81 WFeb. 9 at Miami (Ohio) * 84-77 WFeb. 16 BALL STATE * 64-52 WFeb. 20 at Bowling Green * 61-74 LFeb. 23 at Kent State * 77-71 WFeb. 28 OHIO * 98-82 WMar. 3 MIAMI (OHIO) * 71-65 WMar. 6 at Buffalo * 77-60 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - !Mar. 14 vs. Buffalo ! 83-79 WMar. 15 vs. Ball State ! 70-61 WMar. 16 vs. Central Michigan ! 68-86 L

POSTSEASON WNIT (PITTSBURGH, PA.) - ^Mar. 21 at Duquesne ^ 66-71 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSFeb. 21 OHIO * 55-71 LFeb. 25 at Kent State * 54-53 WFeb. 28 at Buffalo * 80-87 LMarch 4 MIAMI (OHIO) * 67-55 WMarch 7 at Bowling Green * 79-71 W

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - $March 12 vs. Eastern Michigan $ 66-95 L

NIT TOURNAMENT (MANHATTAN, KAN) - &March 18 at Kansas State & 68-86 L* Mid-American Conference game


Nov. 8 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 98-69 WNov. 12 TENNESSEE TECH 118-71 WNov. 15 at (23/21) Dayton 80-94 LNov. 17 at Wright State 80-90 LNov. 22 at Canisius 72-56 W

CAL POLY CLASSIC (SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF.) - %Nov. 29 at Cal Poly % 74-84 LNov. 30 vs. UC Davis % 58-71 LDec. 7 GEORGE MASON 88-70 WDec. 17 at Cincinnati 70-86 LDec. 20 ROCHESTER COLLEGE 86-43 WDec. 29 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 91-75 WJan. 4 BALL STATE * 87-78 WJan. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 83-109 LJan. 12 at Bowling Green * 65-81 LJan. 15 at Miami (Ohio) * 76-79 LJan. 18 KENT STATE * 77-51 WJan. 23 OHIO * 80-56 WJan. 26 at Eastern Michigan * 101-79 WJan. 30 at Toledo * 82-62 WFeb. 2 BUFFALO * 101-92 WFeb. 5 at Northern Illinois * 71-67 WFeb. 8 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 79-66 WFeb. 15 at Ball State * 87-64 WFeb. 19 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 89-75 WFeb. 22 at Ohio * 88-76 WFeb. 26 MIAMI (OHIO) * 88-63 WMarch 2 at Kent State * 80-66 WMarch 5 at Buffalo * 79-71 WMarch 8 BOWLING GREEN * 76-77 L

MAC TOURNAMENT (CLEVELAND, OHIO) - !Mar. 13 vs. Toledo ! 83-69 WMar. 15 vs. Central Michigan ! 85-69 WMar. 16 vs. Ball State ! 79-68 W

NCAA TOURNAMENT (WEST LAFAYETTE, IND.) - ^Mar. 22 at No. 4 Purdue ^ 55-84 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game


AKRON CLASSIC (AKRON, OHIO) - !Nov. 14 BINGHAMTON ^ 80-49 WNov. 15 NORTHERN KENTUCKY ^ 82-49 WNov. 18 NORTHERN IOWA 82-73 WNov. 25 VALPARAISO 100-65 W

DENVER THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT (DENVER, COLO.) - #Nov. 28 vs. Belmont # 73-58 WNov. 29 vs. Siena # 90-74 WDec. 5 MOREHEAD STATE 89-61 WDec. 15 at Bethune-Cookman 81-63 WDec. 17 at UCF 73-64 WDec. 20 OHIO CHRISTIAN 97-62 WDec. 29 at Youngstown State 62-75 LJan. 3 at Western Michigan * 61-67 LJan. 7 BOWLING GREEN * 67-59 WJan 10 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 65-48 WJan. 14 at Toledo * 102-101 WJan 17 at Miami (Ohio) * 65-47 WJan 21 BALL STATE * 73-77 LJan. 24 at Central Michigan * 74-72 WJan. 28 at Ohio * 60-72 LJan. 31 KENT STATE * 74-67 WFeb. 4 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 69-66 WFeb. 7 at Northern Illinois * 56-62 LFeb. 11 BUFFALO * 81-70 WFeb. 14 TOLEDO * 82-56 W

Documents

s3.amazonaws.com · 2. GoZips.comZipsWBB. AKRON WOMEN ’ S BASKETNALL. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Follow Akron women’s basketball on the official web site of UA Athletics, . The site offers