2014-15 uncw women's basketball virtual guide

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INTRODUCTION

UNC Wilmington Quick FactsSchool: University of North Carolina WilmingtonLocation: Wilmington, N.C. 28403Founded: 1947Enrollment: 14,500Nickname: SeahawksColors: Teal, Gold and Navy BlueArena (Capacity): Trask Coliseum (5,100)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationInterim Chancellor: Dr. William A. SederburgDirector of Athletics: Jimmy BassAthletic Department Phone: 910-962-3232Ticket Office Phone: 910-962-3232

Basketball HistoryFirst Year of Basketball: 1973-74Overall All-Time Record: 467-614 (.432)NCAA Appearances: 0WNIT Appearances: Two (2011, 2012)2013-14 Record: 5-27, 4-14 CAA (9th place) CAA Tournament: 1-1

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Adell HarrisAlma Mater: Wake Forest, ‘02Record at School (Years): 10-53 (2)Career Record (Years): 71-83 (5)Basketball Office Phone: 910-962-3418Assistant Coaches: Richard Moore (Farleigh Dickinson, ‘89) Kim Tingley (Delaware, ‘02) Jason Eshbaugh (Grove City, ‘02)Graduate Assistant Coach: Steven Rhodes (UNCW, ‘14)Director of Operations: David Kim (Wake Forest, ‘03)Administrative Assistant: Brittni Oliver (Tusculum, ‘11)Strength & Conditioning Coach: Pat Murphy (UNCW, ‘03)

2014-15 PersonnelLettermen Returning/Lost: 7/0Starters Returning: 5/0

Athletic CommunicationsAssistant Director/WBB Contact: Eric Rhew Office Phone: 910-962-3252 Cell Phone: 410-530-4791 E-Mail: [email protected] Associate A.D.: Joe BrowningAssistant Director: Tom RiordanPress Row Phone: 910-962-3095Web Site: UNCWsports.com

2014-15 UNCW Women’s Basketball Virtual Guide

The 2014-15 Seahawk Women’s Basketball Virtual Guide was produced by the UNCW Department of Athletics. It was edited and designed by Eric Rhew, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications. Assistance was provided by Joe Browning, Tom Riordan and Jarrett Abelson.

Quick Facts/Table of Contents .................................................1Media Information .................................................................2Coaching Staff .....................................................................3-6 Adell Harris ........................................................................3 Richard Moore ....................................................................4 Kim Tingley ........................................................................4 Jason Eshbaugh .................................................................5 David Kim ...........................................................................5 Steven Rhodes ...................................................................6 Brittni Oliver .......................................................................6 Support Staff ......................................................................62014-15 Roster ......................................................................7Player Profiles ...................................................................8-17 Kelva Atkins .......................................................................8 D’Asia Cain .........................................................................9 Ryan Flowers ....................................................................10 Johanna McMillan ............................................................11 Brie Mobley ......................................................................12 Amber Reeves ..................................................................13 Naqaiyyah Teague ............................................................14 Sarah Myatt/Shatia Cole ...................................................15 Jordan Henry/Jasmine Steele ...........................................16 Rebekah Banks/Madison Raque .......................................172013-14 Review ..............................................................18-20 Schedule/Results .............................................................18 Season Statistics ..............................................................19 Individual and Team Highs/Lows......................................20History and Records ........................................................21-47 Year-by-Year Records........................................................21 Individual Records ............................................................22 Team Records ..............................................................23-25 Career Records.............................................................26-27 Individual Single-Season Records ...............................28-29 Team Single-Season Records .......................................30-31

UNCW’s 1,000-Point Scorers ........................................32-34 Class-by-Class Single-Season Leaders .........................35-36 All-Time Roster.................................................................37 Year-by-Year Results ...................................................38-46 Series Records vs. Opponents ...........................................47Trask Coliseum .....................................................................48

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INTRODUCTION

Media GuidelinesAbout This Guide

The 2014-15 UNCW women’s basketball virtual guide has been prepared to assist the media in its coverage of Seahawk women’s basketball. All requests for credentials, interviews, information and photographs should be directed to:

Eric RhewAssistant Director of Athletic CommunicationsUNC Wilmington601 South College RoadWilmington, NC 28403-5913

Office Phone: 910-962-3252 Cell Phone: 410-530-4791Home Phone: 910-399-7371 Fax: 910-962-3002E-Mail: [email protected]

UNCW Athletics Twitter: @UNCWAthleticsUNCW Athletics Facebook: www.facebook.com/UNCWAthleticsUNCW Women’s Basketball Twitter: @UNCWwomenshoops

Obtaining CredentialsMedia credentials are issued to accredited members of the media only. Requests for credentials

should be made via phone, mail, or email to a member of the UNCW Athletic Communications staff. Please be sure to follow up your request with a phone call to ensure it has been received.

Space at press row in Trask Coliseum is limited, so requests should be made no later than 48 hours prior to game time. Should space become a problem, preference will be given to the primary media outlets of each school and then to media who their requests earlier in the week.

Photographers must show their credentials in order to gain access to the photographer areas. All photographers are limited to the designated areas and may not enter the team bench areas at any time.

Local television stations shooting the game for highlight footage may do so from along the baselines in Trask Coliseum.

Credentials may be picked up at will call at Trask Coliseum beginning two hours prior to game time. In addition, they may be picked up from the Athletic Communications office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the day prior to the game.

Radio Broadcast InformationBroadcast positions for visiting radio stations are available on press row at Trask Coliseum.

Stations wishing to broadcast a game from Trask Coliseum should contact the Athletic Communications office at least two weeks prior to game day.

Credential and parking requests for radio staff should be submitted along with the request for phone lines.

Media ParkingParking around Trask Coliseum is limited on game day. Requests for parking passes should be

made at the same time as credential requests. If you do not make arrangements in advance for parking, you will not be able to receive a parking pass for the game.

In-Game Media ServicesPre-game notes, flip cards and game programs will be distributed in the press room before

each game. Box scores will be provided at halftime and a complete statistics packet (box score and play-by-play) will be available in the press room at the end of the game. There are a limited number of phone lines available, but wireless internet is available for media to use.

Postgame Press ConferenceApproximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game, a postgame press conference will

be held in a designated area. Members of the Athletic Communications staff will help guide members of the media to the interview area and an announcement will be made in the second half as to the location of the press conference. The head coach and selected players of the visiting team will be available for questions first, followed by the UNCW coach and selected players. This will be the order of the interviews regardless of the outcome of the game.

Requests for specific UNCW players should be made to the Athletic Communications staff. Interviews with opposing players should be coordinated through the visiting SID.

The locker rooms for both teams are closed at all times.

In-Season Interview PolicyAll requests for interviews with UNCW players and coaches must be made through the Athletic

Communications office. Media members should not contact players directly. Interview times will be arranged by the Athletic Communications staff based on availability of both the player and the media member. Players will not miss class or practice time to conduct an interview.

Media representatives are welcome to speak with players and coaches after practice sessions but should call in advance to confirm practice times.


COACHING STAFF

Former Wake Forest standout and Tusculum College head coach Adell Harris is in her third season as head coach of the UNCW women’s basketball program. Harris became the 10th head coach in school history on May 3, 2012.

Tasked with overseeing one of the youngest teams in the nation last year, Harris piloted the Seahawks to wins over league foes Towson and William & Mary, as well as non-conference foe Northern Kentucky. She also led the team to another solid appearance in the CAA Women’s Basketball Championship, helping her squad post a first-round victory over the Tribe before bowing out in a closely-contested contest to eventual tournament champion James Madison.

Individually, junior guard Kelva Atkins enjoyed a breakout campaign in 2013-14 as she ranked among the top four players in the CAA in points (15.8 ppg), rebounds (5.5 rpg), assists (3.2 apg) and steals (2.1 spg) en route to earning Second-Team All-CAA honors as well as All-Tournament Team accolades at both the CAA Championship and Cancun Challenge. Freshman Brie Mobley also shined by averaging 11.7 points per game to garner CAA All-Rookie Team distinction.

In her first season in the Port City, Harris led the Seahawks to victories over league foes Georgia State, Northeastern and William & Mary. She also guided the squad to an impressive showing in the 2013 CAA Women’s Basketball Championship with an opening-round triumph over George Mason and near upset of eventual tournament champion Delaware in the quarterfinals.

Harris was also instrumental in her players’ individual development during the 2012-13 season. Senior Karneshia Garrett was a Third-Team All-CAA selection as she led the team in both scoring (10.8) and rebounding (11.0) while Atkins earned All-Tournament Team honors at the CAA Championship.

Harris, 34, took over the Seahawk program following a successful three-year stint as head coach of Tusculum. She guided the NCAA Division II school to a 61-30 overall record, back-to-back Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament championships (2010 and 2011) and three consecutive appearances to the NCAA Tournament.

In 2011-12, Harris guided the Pioneers to a 17-11 overall mark as the team posted victories over defending DII national champion and top-ranked Clayton State and 2012 NCAA Champion Shaw en route to the school’s fifth straight NCAA Southeast Regional berth.

Tusculum opened the 2010-11 season ranked third in the USA Today/ESPN Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll and finished the campaign with a 21-9 record as it captured the SAC regular season crown and repeated as league tournament champions.

In her inaugural season with the Pioneers in 2009-10, Harris guided Tusculum to its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight after capturing the program’s first Southeast Region Championship. She also led the team to its inaugural post-season ranking, capping the campaign as the ninth-ranked team in the final USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Poll.

Harris was instrumental in the development of many of the top players in Tusculum history. Guard Jasmine Gunn was named the program’s first consensus Division II All-American, Daktronics Southeast Region Player of the Year and SAC Player of the Year after ranking among the top-10 players in the nation in scoring (21.6) during her junior season. Gunn repeated as SAC Player of the Year the following season to finish her career second in school history and third in league history with 2,180 points.

In addition, guard Kendal Baxter set a school and league record with 105 three-pointers during her freshman season on her way to earning SAC All-Rookie Team accolades. Center Catherine Hintz earned MVP honors at the 2011 Food Lion SAC Tournament and was selected to the All-Tournament Team at the 2010 NCAA Southeast Regional.

Prior to taking the reins at Tusculum, Harris spent six seasons at UNC Asheville (2003-09), serving as an assistant and associate head coach. She helped the Bulldogs capture their first Big South Tournament title and NCAA Tournament appearance in 2006-07 and mentored nine All-Big South Conference honorees, including a pair of BSC Rookie of the Year honorees in Brittany Hendley (2004) and Kyla Jones (2007).

Harris was a four-year letter winner at Wake, playing in 106 games during her career with the Demon Deacons from 1998-2002. She paced Coach Charlene Curtis’ squad with 108 assists and averaged 4.6 points per game during her senior season as co-captain. Harris, who finished her career in 10th place on the WFU career assists chart, graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology.

A member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, Harris began her coaching career as an assistant coach at her alma mater in High Point, T. Wingate Andrews High School, during the 2002-03 campaign. She also served as head coach of the Piedmont X-Press AAU team from 1998-2003.

ADELL HARRISHead Coach3rd Year as UNCW Head CoachAlma Mater: Wake Forest, ‘02

Birthdate: ..............................................May 1Birthplace: .......................... Jacksonville, N.C.Alma Mater: ................................. Wake ForestEducation: .........................B.S., Sociology, ’02Overall Record: ..................71-83 (5 Seasons)Record at UNCW: ...............10-53 (2 Seasons)

Experience:• Wake Forest four-year letterwinner, 1998-2002• UNC Asheville assistant coach, 2003-09• Tusculum head coach, 2009-2012• UNCW head coach, 2012-present

Overall ConferenceYear W-L % W-L %2009-10 23-10 .696 10-6 .6252010-11 21-9 .700 14-4 .7772011-12 17-11 .387 11-7 .611TC Totals 61-30 .670 35-17 .6732012-13 5-26 .161 3-15 .1672013-14 5-27 .156 3-13 .188UNCW Total 10-53 .159 6-28 .177Career Totals 71-83 .461 41-45 .477

The Harris File


COACHING STAFF

Veteran assistant coach Kim Tingley heads into her third season as an assistant coach with the women’s basketball program at UNCW.

In addition to serving as the team’s recruiting coordinator, Tingley is responsible for organizing the team’s annual high school coaches’ clinic and is a liaison to the academic services office.

In her first two seasons with the program, Tingley has played a key role in the development of the Seahawks’ backcourt. In her first season, senior Tawanna Lee ranked among the top 10 players in the CAA in three-point field goals made (1.9 per game), assists (2.9) and three-point field goal percentage (.335) while guard Kelva Atkins earned All-Tournament Team honors at the CAA Championship after leading the Seahawks to a first-round victory over George Mason and a near upset of eventual tournament champion Delaware.

Last season, Atkins enjoyed a breakout campaign as she ranked among the top four players in the CAA in points (15.8 per game), rebounds (5.5), assists (3.2) and steals (2.1) en route to receiving second team All-CAA honors as well as All-Tournament Team accolades at both the CAA Championship and Cancun Challenge. Freshman Brie Mobley also shined under Tingley’s guidance, averaging 11.7 points per game to garner CAA All-Rookie Team distinction.

Tingley joined the Seahawks program in the summer of 2012 from Kennesaw State where she spent one year as an assistant coach and served as interim head coach following the retirement of head coach Colby Tilley at the end of the season. In her lone campaign with the Owls, Tingley helped the program record its first Atlantic Sun Tournament victory and played a key role in the development of Atlantic Sun Conference Rookie-of-the-Year Taylor Mills.

Prior to her time in Georgia, Tingley spent four seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Seton Hall. Tingley was responsible for signing a pair of All-BIG EAST Freshman Team selections and also had a recruiting class ranked in the Top 25.

Tingley began her coaching career as an assistant at Robert Morris in 2002-03 before moving to Manhattan. In three seasons with the Jaspers, Tingley was responsible for recruiting two Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Freshman Team members. In addition, Tingley monitored the academic progress of the women’s basketball student-athletes, helping the program receive a No. 13 ranking in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association All-Academic Team Honor Roll for the 2004-05.

A native of Coudersport, Pa., Tingley is no stranger to the Colonial Athletic Association. She began her career at West Virginia before transferring to Delaware. Tingley helped the Blue Hens capture the 2001 America East Conference championship and earn a trip to the NCAA Tournament. In their first season in the CAA in 2001-02, the Blue Hens advanced to the Postseason WNIT.

A two-time Dean’s List honoree at Delaware, Tingley graduated with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Recreation and Park Management in 2002.

Veteran coach Richard Moore is in his third season as an assistant coach with the UNCW women’s basketball program.

Moore oversees the development of the Seahawks’ post players in addition to serving as the team’s shooting coach. He also serves as the point person for all initial eligibility and enrollment for incoming players.

During his time in the Port City, Moore has had a profound impact on the team’s post players. In 2012-13, senior Karneshia Garrett was a Third-Team All-CAA selection as she led the team in both scoring (10.8) and rebounding (11.0) while ranking among the top 20 players in the NCAA in rebounds per game. Last season, freshman Ryan Flowers blossomed into one of the top underclassmen forwards in the Colonial Athletic Association, ranking seventh in the CAA in rebounding (7.7) while also averaging 6.6 points per game.

Moore joined the Seahawks from George Washington, where he spent four seasons as an assistant coach. Moore assisted in the development of four all-conference honorees for the Colonials, including three-time First-Team All-Atlantic 10 selection Jessica Adair, a 2009 draft pick of the Phoenix Mercury who was a member of the 2011 WNBA champion Minnesota Lynx. Moore also helped the squad to a Postseason WNIT appearance in 2009 and was responsible for a pair of top-60 recruiting classes, according to annual rankings conducted by ESPN.com.

Prior to joining the Colonials, Moore served as assistant and head post-graduate men’s coach for three seasons at Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock, Va. He handled basketball operations, player recruitment, development and placement, scheduling and film exchange while working with the Colonels’ post-graduate squad.

No stranger to the Tar Heel State, Moore spent nine seasons as associate women’s basketball coach at Belmont Abbey College, where he helped the Crusaders capture five Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference titles and reach four consecutive NCAA Tournaments. During Moore’s tenure, eight players received all-conference accolades and three players were recognized as league player-of-the-year.

Moore received a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1989. Moore played two seasons with the Knights after beginning his collegiate career at Hagerstown Junior College and Mount Olive. He helped guide FDU to an ECAC Metro title and NCAA Tournament appearance in 1988 before serving as a volunteer assistant coach during his senior campaign.

A native of Charlotte, N.C., Moore is the father of Natasha Moore, who graduated with her Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Hampton University in 2011.

RICHARD MOOREAssistant Coach3rd Year at UNCWAlma Mater: Fairleigh Dickinson, ‘89

KIM TINGLEYAssistant Coach3rd Year at UNCWAlma Mater: Delaware, ‘02


COACHING STAFF

David Kim joined the UNCW women’s basketball program as its Director of Operations in September, 2013.

He is responsible for team travel, practice and game schedules, equipment and summer camps. He also serves as the facilities liaison for women’s basketball as well as the team’s special events coordinator.

Kim became a member of Harris’ staff after three seasons at Seton Hall where he served in a similar capacity for and Naismith Hall of Fame Coach Anne Donovan. Kim assisted in the day-to-day operations with the Pirates, including acting as on-site contact for all team travel and organizing practice and shooting times for away games. He also coordinated the end-of-year team banquet, assisted with the Anne Donovan Basketball Camps and managed all film exchange and video operations during the season.

Prior to his work at Seton Hall, Kim spent two seasons as Director of Women’s Basketball Operations at Fordham for Head Coach Kathy Andruzzi.

He began his coaching career at High Point by serving as Director of Women’s Basketball Operations before also taking on assistant coaching duties. As an assistant coach with the Panthers, Kim played a key role in the development of guards and post players as well as assisting in all aspects of recruiting. He also helped prepare scouting reports, analyzed the skills levels of players and managed and tracked the annual budget while also projecting future budgets. The Panthers’ 2007 squad won the Big South regular season championship and received a WNIT berth while the 2006 team achieved the highest RPI ranking in school history (#87).

A native of Stamford, Conn., Kim earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Analytical Finance from Wake Forest in 2003 and completed his Master’s Degree in Sports Studies from High Point in 2006.

Former Wake Forest University staff member Jason Eshbaugh is in his second season as an assistant coach with the Seahawks’ women’s basketball program.

A native of Mercer, Pa., Eshbaugh served as director of basketball operations on Coach Adell Harris’ staff during the 2012-13 season before being promoted to his current position. As an assistant coach at UNCW, he serves as the team’s offensive coordinator in addition to being responsible for scouting and gameday preparation.

In his first season as an assistant, Eshbaugh helped mentor one of the youngest teams in the nation that featured six freshmen in its rotation. Junior guard Kelva Atkins earned second team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors and was named to the CAA All-Tournament Team for the second straight year while freshman Brie Mobley was an All-Rookie Team pick.

Eshbaugh made his way to the Port City after eight seasons with the Demon Deacons where he served as the director of player development and scouting for the 2011-12 season after handling the Director of Basketball Operations duties for the program during the previous seven years. His responsibilities with Coach Mike Peterson’s staff included game film and opposing player personal breakdowns, assisting with official recruiting visits, overseeing the day-to-day operation of the team and the scheduling of games and practices. He also played a key role in the development of content for the Wake Forest women’s basketball recruiting website.

Eshbaugh joined the Demon Deacons after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant for the University of Kentucky women’s basketball program. His duties at Kentucky included film exchange and video scouting.

Prior to his time at Kentucky, Eshbaugh spent one season as the assistant coach for the varsity men’s basketball team at Mercer Area High School in Mercer, Pa.

A 2002 graduate of Grove City College with a degree in business management, Eshbaugh earned his master’s degree in sports management from Kentucky in 2004.

Jason ESHBAUGHAssistant Coach3rd Year at UNCWAlma Mater: Grove City College, ‘04

DAVID KIMDirector of Basketball Operations2nd Year at UNCWAlma Mater: Wake Forest, ‘03


COACHING STAFF

Brittni Oliver became the administrative assistant for the women’s basketball pro-gram in January of 2013.

A native of Kokomo, Ind., Oliver played basketball at Tusculum College for four sea-sons, including two years under current UNCW head coach Adell Harris. A 2011 graduate of Tusculum, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Management.

Oliver completed her Master’s of Science Degree in December, 2012 with a concentra-tion in Sport Psychology from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. During that time, she served as a graduate assistant with the UT Dean of Students office.

After serving as the head student manager for the Seahawk women’s basketball pro-gram, Steven Rhodes moves into the role of graduate assistant coach for the 2014-15 season.

In his position, Rhodes plays a key role in the day-to-day operations of the program, including serving as the program’s film coordinator while overseeing the team’s student managers and assisting with facilities, travel and game day matters.

Rhodes joined the Seahawks program after three seasons as head coach of the boy’s program at Neuse Charter Middle School in Smithfield, N.C. During his time with the program, Rhodes led the squad to an undefeated record of 46-0 and three regular season and conference tournament championships. He also played a prominent role in his player’s success in the classroom, closely monitoring the academic progress of his student-athletes.

Rhodes also gained extensive experience on the AAU circuit, spending five seasons as an Assistant Program Director and Head Coach with the Cleveland PRIDE Basketball Organization. During that time, Rhode assisted in the development of a top-level travel basketball program for up to 5 different teams while also organizing numerous basket-ball tournaments hosted by program. His work helped the PRIDE enjoy unparalleled success as they captured two USSSA NC state championships, one USBA NC state cham-pionships, one USBA SC state championship, and one USSSA national championship during his time with the program.

A native of Clayton N.C., Rhodes received his Associate’s Degree from Johnston Com-munity College in 2011. He is a 2014 UNCW graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Recre-ation, Sport Leadership & Tourism Management.

BRITTNI OLIVERAdministrative Assistant2nd Year at UNCWAlma Mater: Tusculum, ‘11

STEVEN RHODESGraduate Assistant Coach1st Year at UNCWAlma Mater: UNC Wilmington, ‘14

SUPPORT STAFF

Lindsey SchroederAthletic Training

Eric RhewAthletic Communications

Pat MurphyStrength and Conditioning

Adrianne SwinneySenior Associate A.D./SWA


2014-15 ROSTER

2014-15 UNCW WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTERNumericalNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 Naqaiyyah Teague G So. 5-7 Newark, N.J./Malcolm X. Shabazz2 Brie Mobley G So. 5-8 Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven3 Kelva Atkins G Sr. 5-4 Stem, N.C./Granville Central (Columbia State)5 Shatia Cole G R-Jr. 5-6 Myrtle Beach, N.C./Myrtle Beach (Coastal Carolina)10 Madison Raque G Fr. 5-8 Louisville, Ky./Eastern11 Jasmine Steele G R-So. 5-1 Bessemer, Ala./Midfield (Alabama)20 Jordan Henry F R-So. 6-3 Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge (Iona)22 Amber Reeves G So. 5-9 Marietta, Ga./North Cobb25 D’Asia Cain G So. 5-11 Smyrna, Ga./Campbell32 Rebekah Banks C Fr. 6-1 Durham, N.C./Cary Academy33 Sarah Myatt F R-Sr. 6-2 Burlington, N.C./Southern Alamance (Queens)34 Johanna McMillan G So. 5-7 Mullica Hill, N.J./Sanford School45 Ryan Flowers F So. 6-2 Hickory, N.C./Millbrook

AlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School3 Kelva Atkins G Sr. 5-4 Stem, N.C./Granville Central (Columbia State)32 Rebekah Banks C Fr. 6-1 Durham, N.C./Cary Academy25 D’Asia Cain G So. 5-11 Smyrna, Ga./Campbell5 Shatia Cole G R-Jr. 5-6 Myrtle Beach, N.C./Myrtle Beach (Coastal Carolina)45 Ryan Flowers F So. 6-2 Hickory, N.C./Millbrook20 Jordan Henry F R-So. 6-3 Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge (Iona)34 Johanna McMillan G So. 5-7 Mullica Hill, N.J./Sanford School2 Brie Mobley G So. 5-8 Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven33 Sarah Myatt F R-Sr. 6-2 Burlington, N.C./Southern Alamance (Queens)10 Madison Raque G Fr. 5-8 Louisville, Ky./Eastern22 Amber Reeves G So. 5-9 Marietta, Ga./North Cobb11 Jasmine Steele G R-So. 5-1 Bessemer, Ala./Midfield (Alabama)1 Naqaiyyah Teague G So. 5-7 Newark, N.J./Malcolm X. Shabazz

Head Coach: Adell Harris (Wake Forest, ‘02) - 3rd seasonAssistant Coaches: Richard Moore, Kim Tingley, Jason EshbaughDirector of Operations: David KimAthletic Trainer: Lindsey SchroederAthletic Communications Contact: Eric Rhew Strength & Conditioning Coach: Pat Murphy

2014-15 Roster By ClassSeniors (2) Kelva Atkins Sarah MyattJuniors (1) Shatia ColeSophomores (8) D’Asia Cain Ryan Flowers Jordan Henry Johanna McMillan Brie Mobley Amber Reeves Jasmine Steele Naqaiyyah TeagueFreshmen (2) Rebekah Banks Madison Raque 2014-15 Roster By Height6-3 Jordan Henry6-2 Ryan Flowers Sarah Myatt6-1 Rebekah Banks5-11 D’Asia Cain5-9 Amber Reeves5-8 Brie Mobley Madison Raque5-7 Naqaiyyah Teague Johanna McMillan5-6 Shatia Cole5-4 Kelvin Atkins5-1 Jasmine Steele

2014-15 Roster By StateAlabama (1) Jasmine SteeleFlorida (1) Brie MobleyGeorgia (2) D’Asia Cain Amber ReevesKentucky (1) Madison RaqueNew Jersey (2) Johanna McMillan Naqaiyyah TeagueNorth Carolina (5) Kelva Atkins Rebekah Banks Ryan Flowers Jordan Henry Sarah MyattSouth Caroilna (1) Shatia Cole


RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: Starter in all 32 games for the Seahawks ... earned second team All-CAA and All-Academic Team distinction ... led Seahawks in scoring (15.8 ppg), assists (3.2 apg) and steals (2.1 spg) ... also contributed 5.5 rebounds per game, which ranked second on the team ... one of only two players in the CAA to rank among the top 20 in scoring (4th), steals (4th), assists (8th) and rebounding (20th) ... recorded 27 games with 10 or more points ... CAA Co-Player of the Week selection on Feb. 24 ... earned all-tournament team at CAA Championship for second straight year after averaging 27.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.0 steals in two tournament games ... made 11 of 19 shots from the floor and 9 of 10 free throws en route to career-high 33 points against James Madison in CAA quarterfinals ... recorded 21 points and added 10 rebounds in CAA first round victory against William & Mary ... tallied 21 points with five rebounds in regular season finale at Charleston ... scored 23 points, including game-winning free throws with 1.4 seconds remaining, against Towson ... made 8 of 14 attempts from the floor and all seven free throws against the Tigers ... posted first career “double double” with 18 points and career-high 15 rebounds against Charleston at Trask Coliseum ... poured in 21 points after making 7 of 14 shots at Towson ... scored game-high 18 points and matched career high with five steals against Appalachian State ... named to All-Tournament Team at Cancun Challenge after averaging 21.0 points, 5.3 assists, 4.3 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game ... finished with 19 points, career-high seven assists and five steals against Iowa ... tallied game-high 25 points and contributed five as-sists against USC ... scored 18 points with seven rebounds, four steals and three assists at Campbell ... tallied 28 points and matched career high with eight rebounds against Northern Kentucky ... made 9 of 17 shots from the floor and all eight of her free throw attempts against the Norse.

2012-13 SEASON: Played in all 31 games and made 17 starts as a sophomore ... ranked third on the team in scoring (10.4 ppg) and second in assists (2.6 apg) ... reached double figures in points 16 times, including eight of the last nine contests ... earned CAA All-Tournament Team selection after averaging 18.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game ... converted 10 of 17 shots from the floor en route to 24-point effort against George Mason in first round victory ... led Seahawks with 13 points in loss to eventual champion Delaware in CAA quarterfinals ... notched 14 points with four steals at North-eastern ... tallied 15 points, seven assists and five rebounds versus Towson ... scored 11 points and added five assists at Hofstra ... finished with 15 points off the bench at George Mason after making four of eight field goal tries ... scored all 17 points in the

second half at Drexel while contributing six rebounds ... scored 14 points and added five rebounds against Georgia State ... tallied nine points and added six rebounds versus George Mason ... posted 11 points and added three assists at Delaware ... notched 15 points with season-high six assists, six rebounds and four steals at William & Mary ... scored eight points against James Madison ... contributed 11 points with six rebounds against Richmond ... scored seven points and added season-high five steals and four assists at Northern Kentucky ... posted 20 points and added six rebounds against Char-lotte ... tallied 15 points and added season-high eight rebounds at Tulane ... scored 15 points and grabbed five rebounds against North Carolina Central ... led Seahawks with 13 points and five rebounds at Wake Forest.

AT COLUMBIA STATE: NJCAA all-conference and all-freshman selection during 2011-12 season ... ranked fourth in NJCAA players by averaging 20.6 points per game ... 14th in NJCAA by averaging 4.1 steals per game ... also posted 5.1 rebounds and 4.7 assists per contest ... led Lady Chargers to the finals of the Region VII Championship ... selected as NJCAA Player of the Week ... two-sport athlete who also played softball at Columbia State.

AT GRANVILLE CENTRAL H.S.: Three-time all-state selection ... two-time NCBCA Dis-trict Player of the Year ... averaged 23.1 points during senior season to lead Panthers to 25-4 overall record ... member of school’s 2,000-point club ... also a member of vol-leyball, softball and track & field programs at Granville Central ... earned All-Conference accolades in both volleyball and softball.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Kelva Danchelle Atkins ... born on Jan. 8, 1993, in Stem, N.C. daughter of Michelle and Samuel Wadell ... majoring in University College ... named Prom Queen as a senior.

KELVA atkinsClass: SeniorPosition: GuardHeight: 5-4Hometown: Stem, N.C.High School: Granville Central H.S.Major: University College

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ATKINS’ Career Statistics (at uncw)

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Reb. Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2012-13 31-17 868/28.0 127-292 .435 27-75 .360 40-59 .678 41 87 128 4.1 62-1 82 93 1 43 321/10.42013-14 32-32 1188/37.1 183-469 .390 30-142 .211 110-151 .728 60 115 175 5.5 75-1 101 106 1 67 506/15.8TOTAL 63-49 2056/32.6 310-761 .407 57-217 .263 150-210 .714 101 202 303 4.8 137-2 183 199 2 110 827/13.1


RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: Averaged 4.0 points and 3.0 rebounds per contes while playing in all 32 games as a freshman ... tallied eight points and added three rebounds at Charleston ... made first career start at Drexel and finished with nine points, including 4-for-6 effort from the field ... tallied nine points and added three rebounds against James Madison ... chipped in eight points and added six rebounds against William & Mary ... poured in season-high 15 points at Charlotte while making 6 of 10 field goal attempts ... Scored seven points against Liberty ... pulled down season-high nine rebounds at Wake Forest ... grabbed seven rebounds and added four points at Richmond ... finished with two points, four rebounds, four assists and four steals at Campbell ... contributed five points with five rebounds against Northern Kentucky ... scored seven points and added three steals in 23 minutes off the bench in collegiate debut at Notre Dame.

AT CAMPBELL H.S.: Four-year letter winner for Coach Randy McClure ... averaged 12.0 points, 4.0 assists, 3.0 steals and 2.0 blocks per game during senior season ... averaged 7.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game during her junior season ... helped Campbell reach regional championship and State Final Four appearance ... selected as MVP of the Campbell Holiday Classic.

PERSONAL: Full Name: D’Asia Nacole Cain ... born on Nov. 23, 1994, in Marietta, Ga. ... daughter of Denika Strickland and Demont Cain ... majoring in Exercise Science.

d’asia cainClass: SophomorePosition: Guard/ForwardHeight: 5-11Hometown: Smyrna, Ga.High School: Campbell H.S.Major: Exercise Science

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cain’s Career Statistics

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Reb. Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2013-14 32-1 670/20.9 51-143 .357 3-23 .130 23-41 .561 35 60 95 3.0 63-1 20 42 10 27 128/4.0TOTAL 32-1 670/20.9 51-143 .357 3-23 .130 23-41 .561 35 60 95 3.0 63-1 20 42 10 27 128/4.0


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2013-14 SEASON: Started all 32 games as a freshman ... led Seahawks and ranked seventh in CAA in rebounding (7.7 rpg) ... ranked third on the team with 6.6 scoring average ... scored in double figures on eight occasions and pulled down 10 or more rebounds nine times ... honored as CAA Rookie of the Week on Jan. 27 ... posted fourth “double double” of season with 10 points and 15 rebounds in CAA Tournament win against William & Mary ... scored 14 points and added eight rebounds at Charleston ... grabbed game-high 12 rebounds against Towson ... pulled down game-high 16 re-bounds in home game against Charleston ... snared game-high 11 rebounds at William & Mary ... made 7 of 11 shots from the floor against Drexel in 16-point effort ... also con-tributed eight rebounds against the Dragons ... posted third “double double” of season with 15 points and 11 rebounds at Northeastern ... matched season high with 17 points and added eight rebounds at Hofstra ... scored 17 points against William & Mary along with season-high 20 rebounds, which matched the third-highest single-game total in school history ... grabbed 10 rebounds and contributed seven points at Towson ... made six of eight field goal attempts in 12-point effort against Florida Atlantic ... posted first “double double” of college career with 12 points and 12 rebounds against Iowa ... tal-lied four points with seven rebounds and four steals at Campbell ... pulled down 13 rebounds and added four points against Northern Kentucky.

AT MILLBROOK H.S.: Led Millbrook to back-to-back Class 4A state championships (2011-12 & 2012-13) ... guided Wildcats to 144-4 overall record during the final three seasons, including perfect 33-0 mark as a senior ... Named Girl’s Basketball Player of the Year as a senior by The Raleigh News & Observer ... three-time state championship game Most Outstanding Player selection (2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13) ... named to All-State and All-Metro squads as a senior ... averaged 12.5 points and 10.8 rebounds during senior season ... scored 14.0 points and tallied 10.0 rebounds per game during junior campaign ... four-time All-Capital 8 selection ... three-time All-Capital 8 Academ-ic honoree ... led Wildcats to Class 4A state runner-up finish as a sophomore.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Ryan Recha Flowers ... born on July 3, 1995 in Hickory, N.C. ... oldest of three children in family ... daughter of Tia Flowers and Tracy Rose ... majoring in Parks and Recreation.

RYAN flowersClass: SophomorePosition: ForwardHeight: 6-2Hometown: Hickory, N.C.High School: Millbrook H.S.Major: Parks and Recreation

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RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: Appeared in all 32 games and made one start as a freshman ... aver-aged 3.9 points and 1.1 rebounds per contest ... made four of five three-point field goals en route to season-high 12 points against William & Mary in CAA Tournament victory ... notched five points against William & Mary in regular season ... scored seven points against Delaware ... finished with eight points versus Hofstra ... tallied six points at Charlotte, making two of five field goal attempts ... chipped in eight points at Liberty ... scored eight points at Richmond while making three of seven field goal tries ... pitched in seven points and added one steal in 18 minutes against Boston College ... tallied nine points and added four rebounds against Northern Kentucky ... scored two points with one rebound and one assist in collegiate debut at Notre Dame.

AT SANFORD SCHOOL: Ranked as a top 100 prospect for her position by ESPN.com ... led Sanford to four straight D.I.S.C. titles and back-to-back Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association State Championships (2010, 2011) ... also guided squad to state runner-up finish in 2012 and a semifinal appearance in 2013 ... three-time all-confer-ence selection who earned first team honors as a junior and senior ... received second team all-conference notice as a sophomore ... honorable mention all-state selection following junior and senior seasons ... averaged 11.6 points, 1.9 steals, 1.3 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game as a senior ... selected as MVP of Philadelphia Scholastic Play By Play Tournament ... Delaware Top Ten In The North selection ... tabbed as a 2013 Delaware Afro-American Sports Hall of Fame high school selection ... selected for 2013 Delaware Blue/Gold All-Star State Showcase ... averaged 11.3 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.5 steals per game as a junior ... served as team captain as a senior.

AAU/CLUB: Played for NJ Sparks Elite ... served as team captain ... led squad to Adidas National Championship ... guided squad to top 15 national ranking by Women’s Basket-ball Insider ... also played with Ring City and Philadelphia Belles ... selected to take part in Nike Nationals Invitational Tournament ... participated in Nike Girls Skills Academy.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Johanna Nicole McMillan ... born on March 3, 1995, in Bucks County, Pa. ... oldest of three children in family ... daughter of Andrea and Quadii Mc-Millan ... majoring in Pre-Med and Spanish.

johanna mcmillanClass: SophomorePosition: GuardHeight: 5-7Hometown: Mullica Hill, N.J.High School: Sanford SchoolMajor: Pre-Med and Spanish

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RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: CAA All-Rookie Team selection who started 31 of 32 games .... ranked second on team in scoring (11.7 ppg) and tied for second in both assists (1.5 apg) and steals (1.5 spg) ... recorded 18 double-digit scoring efforts ... became first UNCW freshman to score in double figures in first three games of career since 2007-08 season ... notched 16 points and added six rebounds in CAA Quarterfinals loss to James Madison ... two-time selection as CAA Rookie of the Week ... made 10 of 18 shots from the floor and 9 of 10 free throws en route to season-high 29 points at Charleston ... also tallied 21 points with nine rebounds against Cougars at Trask Coliseum ... finished with 16 points against Delaware while making 7 of 13 field goal attempts ... tallied season-high 24 points against Hofstra after converting 12 of 15 shots from the floor ... made 10 of 20 field goal attempts in 20-point performance against Northeastern ... finished with 12 points and nine rebounds against Liberty ... converted 8 of 12 field goal attempts in 16-point effort at Elon ... scored 12 points with three rebounds and three steals in col-legiate debut at Notre Dame.

AT WINTER HAVEN H.S.: Named 2012-13 Polk County Player of the Year ... averaged 21.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.0 steals per game during senior season ... selected to play in 2013 Florida Athletic Coaches Association’s All-Star Basketball Classic ... guided Blue Devils to four straight FHSAA Class 6A Final Four appearances with two champion-ship game appearance ... played for Coach Johnnie Lawson.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Cynkeria Shabrie Mobley ... born on Dec. 18, 1994, in Bartow, Fla. ... daughter of Freda Lampley and Dewayne Mobley ... majoring in University Stud-ies.

brie mobleyClass: SophomorePosition: GuardHeight: 5-8Hometown: Winter Haven, Fla.High School: Winter Haven H.S.Major: University Studies

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MOBLEY’S Career Statistics



RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: Starter in all 32 games as a freshman who averaged 5.0 points and 3.6 rebounds per outing ... poured in season-high 14 points at William & Mary, includ-ing 10-for-11 effort at the free throw line ... scored 10 points and added five rebounds against the Tribe at Trask Coliseum ... tallied eight points and added five rebounds at Delaware, including 6-for-6 performance at the free throw line ... contributed nine points with three rebounds at Charlotte ... notched seven points and added four re-bounds against Florida Atlantic ... scored nine points and grabbed season-high nine rebounds at Wake Forest ... chipped in eight points with three rebounds at Richmond ... posted eight points with four rebounds versus Iowa ... scored eight points and added four rebounds at Campbell ... grabbed five rebounds and added two assists in collegiate debut at Notre Dame.

AT NORTH COBB H.S.: Finished prep career at North Cobb’s all-time leading scorer with 1,402 career points ... led Lady Warriors to 98-24 record during her four-year scholastic career ... named to All-State Team by the Atlanta Journal Constitution ... earned Atlanta Tipoff Club All-Metro Team distinction as a senior ... averaged 15.0 points, 3.2 assists and 2.9 rebounds per game during senior season ... helped Lady Warriors to 28-4 record and first appearance in Class 6A State Final Four since 1967 as a senior ... selected to play in 2013 Georgia Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game ... named as Tournament MVP of the St. Francis Holiday Tournament ... recipient of Stan Meek Leadership Scholarship Award ... played for Coach Matt Williams.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Amber Renea Reeves ... born on Aug. 23, 1995, in Marietta, Ga. ... daughter of Rona’ and Thomas Reeves ... youngest of four children in family ... majoring in Exercise Science.

amber reevesClass: SophomorePosition: GuardHeight: 5-9Hometown: Marietta, Ga.High School: North Cobb H.S.Major: Exercise Science

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REEVES’ Career Statistics



RETURNING PLAYERS

2013-14 SEASON: Started 31 of 32 games as a freshman ... fourth on the team with 6.3 scoring average ... tied for second on the team by averaging 1.5 assists and 1.5 steals per contest ... scored 10 or more points six times as a freshman ... tallied 10 points and added seven rebounds in first round victory over William & Mary at CAA Champion-ship ... tallied eight points, six rebounds and three assists at Hofstra ... grabbed eight rebounds and added six points with two steals at Delaware ... scored eight points and added eight rebounds with season-high five steals against Northeastern ... finished with eight points and nine rebounds against Appalachian State ... notched 10 points with eight rebounds against Florida Atlantic ... scored 10 points and dished out five as-sists against Iowa ... posted first career “double double” with 10 points and 10 rebounds against Tulane ... matched season high with 16 points at Campbell by making seven of nine field goal attempts ... made 7 of 10 free throws in addition to 4 of 5 field goal tries in 16-point effort against Elon.

AT MALCOLM X. SHABAZZ H.S.: Third team all-state and second team all-county se-lection by The Newark Star-Ledger ... averaged 9.5 points, 5.3 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game during senior year ... helped lead Lady Bulldogs to a 33-1 overall record in addition to a No. 1 state ranking, a Group 2 NJ State title and the program’s first NJ-SIAA Tournament of Champions crown since 2008 ... named MVP of the Tournament of Champions, averaging 17.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 5.5 assists during the event ... helped squad post 100-4 record over final three seasons with program ... played for head coach Vanessa Watson.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Naqaiyyah Quadirah Teague ... born on Aug. 1 , 1995 in Newark, N.J. ... daughter of Nikkia Teague ... majoring in University Studies.

Naqaiyyah TeagueClass: SophomorePosition: GuardHeight: 5-7Hometown: Newark, N.J.High School: Malcolm X. Shabazz H.S.Major: University Studies

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NEWCOMERS

AT QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE: Three-year letter winner for the Royals ... played in 78 games and started 25 times ... averaged 7.4 points and 5.7 rebounds per game ... ranked second on the team with 27 blocked shots as a junior ... started 19 games as a sophomore and averaged 11.6 points per game ... also recorded .471 field goal percentage with 29 steals and 16 blocked shots during 2011-12 season ... played in 26 games as a freshman and made one start ... made 48.7 per cent of her field goal at-tempts while posting a 3.7 point per game average ... posted a “double double” against Erskine.

AT SOUTHERN ALAMANCE H.S.: Four-year letter winner for Coach Sean Quinn at Southern Alamance ... three-time all-conference selection ... all-district honoree as a senior ... served as team captain during senior season ... also played volleyball at South-ern Alamance, earning All-Conference accolades on three occasions ... served as team captain for final two seasons with volleyball program.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Sarah Grace Myatt ... born on May 20, 1992 in Burlington, N.C. ... daughter of Sharon and Donnie Smith ... has one older sister ... majoring in Commu-nication Studies ... aunt, Carol Butler, attended UNCW.

SARAH myattClass: SeniorPosition: CenterHeight: 6-2Hometown: Burlington, N.C.High School: Southern Alamance H.S.Major: Communication Studies

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AT COASTAL CAROLINA: Two-year letter winner for the Chanticleers ... played in 55 games and made 42 starts ... averaged 10.0 points and 2.0 steals per game ... named to 2011-12 Big South Conference All-Freshman Team ... second-leading scorer on the team as a sophomore with 9.6 average ... ranked 11th in Big South by averaging 2.18 steals per game ... scored 10 or more points 15 times, including 22-point effort against Columbia (S.C.) ... earned Big South Freshman of the Week award four times during 2011-12 season ... averaged 10.5 points and 3.6 rebounds per contest ... ranked 11th in Big South as a freshman by averaging 1.8 steals per outing ... made 79.2 per cent of her free throws ... recorded 15 double-digit scoring performances, including 22 points at Charleston Southern.

AT MYRTLE BEACH H.S.: Four-year letter winner who helped the Seahawks win back-to-back South Carolina state championships as a junior and senior ... averaged 14.0 points per game during her junior and senior years while helping the Seahawks to a 54-6 overall record ... member of four regional championship squads ... scored 354 points while shooting 55.0 per cent from the field with 117 rebounds during her senior campaign ... two-time selection to the South Carolina Coaches Association 3A All-State team as a junior and senior ... named to the 2011 North Carolina-South Carolina All-Star Classic ... member of the 2011 Hoopzone team.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Shatia Cole ... born on Aug. 19, 1993, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. ... daughter of Jennifer Dennison ... majoring in Sociology.

Shatia coleClass: JuniorPosition: GuardHeight: 5-6Hometown: Myrtle Beach, S.C.High School: Myrtle Beach H.S.Major: Sociology

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AT IONA: Appeared in 16 games as a freshman during 2012-13 season ... helped Gaels post 20-13 overall record and advance to the WNIT ... averaged 4.2 minutes per game and finished with 10 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks.

AT MARVIN RIDGE H.S.: Three-time All-Southern Carolina Conference selection ... named as Southern Carolina Conference Player of the Year ... finished career as Mar-vin Ridge’s all-time leader in career points (1,021), rebounds (957) and blocked shots (280) ... posted more rebounds and blocked shots than any men’s or women’s basketball player in school history ... averaged 13.9 points and 15.3 rebounds per game as a senior ... led state by averaging 6.3 blocked shots per game during senior season ... honored as Player of the Year and received first team all-county notice by AllUnionCountyHoops.com following senior season ... Union County Weekly first team all-league and All-UnionCountyHoops.com selection as a sophomore and junior ... averaged 13.7 points and 10.8 rebounds per game as a junior.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Jordan Nicole Henry ... born on June 17, 1994, in Silver Spring, Md. ... has one older brother ... daughter of Maria and Joe Henry ... majoring in Univer-sity Studies.

jordan henryClass: SophomorePosition: ForwardHeight: 6-3Hometown: Waxhaw, N.C.High School: Marvin Ridge H.S.Major: University Studies

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2013-14 SEASON: Transferred to UNCW for the spring semester ... sat out per NCAA Transfer rules.

AT UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA: Appeared in one game before suffering season-ending knee injury ... played eight minutes against Jacksonville State and finished with four points, one rebound and one steal ... named to 2013 Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

AT MIDFIELD H.S.: Led Midfield to three straight Class 4A state championships and four straight championship game appearances ... finalist for 2012 Class 4A Player of the Year award after averaging 20.3 points, 12.5 rebounds, 7.9 steals and 5.2 assists per game during senior season ... two-time Alabama Sports Writers Association Class 4A first team selection ... named as 2011 Birmingham News Metro Girls Player of the Year.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Jasmine Nicole Steele ... born on Feb. 16, 1993 in Birmingham, Ala. ... has one older brother ... daughter of Jennifer and Ricky Luster ... majoring in Business.

JASMine steeleClass: SophomorePosition: GuardHeight: 5-1Hometown: Bessemer, Ala.High School: Midfield H.S.Major: Business

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AT CARY ACADEMY: Four-year letter winner for Coaches Mike Ziellmann and Mike Solo-mon ... two-time all-conference selection for the Chargers ... named as the TISAC Player of the Year as a senior while earning all-state accolades ... graduated as the school’s all-time leader with 1,003 career rebounds ... also scored over 850 points in her career ... helped Chargers win TISAC conference championship as a junior ... member of state semifinalist team as a senior ... averaged 20.0 points and 20.2 rebounds per game as a senior ... two-sport athlete who also played on Chargers’ tennis team for two years.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Rebekah Constance Banks ... born on May 14, 1996 in Durham, N.C. ... has one older sister ... daughter of Donna and Oliver Banks ... majoring in Eco-nomics and Political Science.

rebekah banksClass: FreshmanPosition: CenterHeight: 6-1Hometown: Durham, N.C.High School: Cary AcademyMajor: Economics and Political Science

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AT EASTERN H.S.: Four-year letter winner for Coach Josh Leslie ... four-time All-District selection for the Eagles ... received first team all-district notice as a sophomore, junior and senior ... also earned second team all-district notice as a freshman ... named to all-region team as a junior and senior ... honored as KABC 7th Region Player of the Year as a senior ... earned Kentucky All-Star and East All-Star accolades in senior season ... averaged 17.9 points and 4.5 assists per game as a senior ... scored 18.6 points per con-test as a sophomore while contributing 3.5 assists per outing ... tallied a career-high 42 points in a game during junior season ... two-sport athlete who also competed for the Eagles’ track and field team.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Madison Laurel Raque ... born on Mar. 2, 1996 in Louisville, Ky. ... oldest of two children in family ... daughter of Tina and Michael Raque ... has yet to declare a major.

madison raqueClass: FreshmanPosition: GuardHeight: 5-8Hometown: Louisville, Ky.High School: Eastern H.S.Major: Undeclared

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2013-14 REVIEW

2013-14 UNCW WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS

Date Time Opponent Result Attendance High Scorer High Rebounds11/09/13 1 p.m. at Notre Dame L, 50-99 8572 (16)Kelva Atkins (5)Kelva Atkins (5)Ryan Flowers (5)Amber Reeves 11/13/13 7 p.m. ELON L, 64-75 486 (16)Naqaiyyah Teague (8)Kelva Atkins (16)Brie Mobley 11/16/13 2 p.m. NORTHERN KENTUCKY W, 65-62 441 (28)Kelva Atkins (13)Ryan Flowers 11/19/13 11:45 a.m. at Campbell L, 53-67 2760 (18)Kelva Atkins (7)Kelva Atkins (7)Ryan Flowers 11/22/13 7 p.m. TULANE L, 50-55 331 (14)Kelva Atkins (10)Naqaiyyah Teague 11/28/13 5 p.m. CST vs Boston College # L, 54-75 505 (19)Kelva Atkins (9)Brie Mobley 11/29/13 7:30 p.m. CST vs USC # L, 59-85 934 (25)Kelva Atkins (5)Naqaiyyah Teague 11/30/13 7:30 p.m. CST vs Iowa # L, 65-102 934 (19)Kelva Atkins (12)Ryan Flowers 12/07/13 2:05 p.m. at Richmond L, 49-64 448 (10)Kelva Atkins (7)D’Asia Cain (7)Brie Mobley (7)Kelva Atkins 12/16/13 7 p.m. at Wake Forest L, 44-68 438 (13)Kelva Atkins (9)D’Asia Cain (9)Amber Reeves 12/19/13 11:30 a.m. LIBERTY L, 55-64 5421 (15)Kelva Atkins (9)Brie Mobley 12/29/13 2 p.m. FLORIDA ATLANTIC L, 64-81 327 (18)Kelva Atkins (8)Naqaiyyah Teague (8)Kelva Atkins 12/31/13 12 p.m. APPALACHIAN STATE L, 47-54 408 (18)Kelva Atkins (9)Naqaiyyah Teague 01/03/14 12 p.m. at Charlotte L, 57-78 2829 (15)D’Asia Cain (7)Ryan Flowers 01/09/14 7 p.m. NORTHEASTERN * L, 50-64 347 (20)Brie Mobley (7)D’Asia Cain (7)Naqaiyyah Teague 01/12/14 1 p.m. HOFSTRA * L, 55-64 307 (24)Brie Mobley (8)Naqaiyyah Teague 01/17/14 7 p.m. at Delaware * L, 44-65 2140 (11)Kelva Atkins (8)Naqaiyyah Teague 01/19/14 2 p.m. at Towson * W, 54-53 521 (21)Kelva Atkins (10)Ryan Flowers 01/23/14 7 p.m. WILLIAM & MARY * W, 60-59 323 (17)Ryan Flowers (20)Ryan Flowers 01/26/14 2 p.m. JAMES MADISON * L, 41-77 442 (15)Kelva Atkins (6)Ryan Flowers (6)Brie Mobley (6)Kelva Atkins 01/31/14 7 p.m. at Hofstra * L, 43-55 295 (17)Ryan Flowers (8)Ryan Flowers 02/02/14 2 p.m. at Northeastern * L, 44-56 246 (15)Ryan Flowers (11)Ryan Flowers 02/07/14 7 p.m. DELAWARE * L, 50-70 417 (16)Brie Mobley (5)Brie Mobley 02/09/14 1 p.m. DREXEL * L, 43-57 538 (14)Ryan Flowers (9)Kelva Atkins (14)Kelva Atkins 02/14/14 7 p.m. at James Madison * L, 43-92 2412 (16)Kelva Atkins (5)Naqaiyyah Teague (5)Kelva Atkins 02/16/14 2 p.m. at William & Mary * L, 44-97 393 (14)Amber Reeves (11)Ryan Flowers 02/20/14 7 p.m. CHARLESTON * L, 53-67 283 (21)Brie Mobley (16)Ryan Flowers 02/23/14 2 p.m. TOWSON * W, 60-59 589 (23)Kelva Atkins (12)Ryan Flowers 02/27/14 7 p.m. at Drexel * L, 45-56 603 (13)Kelva Atkins (8)Kelva Atkins 03/05/14 7 p.m. at Charleston L, 77-85 421 (29)Brie Mobley (8)Ryan Flowers 03/13/14 2 p.m. vs. William & Mary ^ W, 67-65 543 (21)Kelva Atkins (15)Ryan Flowers 03/14/14 12 p.m. vs. James Madison ^ L, 56-69 n/a (33)Kelva Atkins (6)Brie Mobley

* - Colonial Athletic Association game# - Cancun Challenge (Riviera Maya, Mexico)^ - Colonial Athletic Association Tournament (Show Place Arena, Upper Marlboro, Md.)


2013-14 REVIEW

2013-14 Overall Statistics /--TOTAL--/ /--3-PTS--/ /--REBOUNDS--/ ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg03 Kelva Atkins 32 32 1188 37.1 183 469 .390 30 142 .211 110 151 .728 60 115 175 5.5 75 1 101 106 1 67 506 15.802 Brie Mobley 32 31 943 29.5 157 393 .399 2 18 .111 58 80 .725 51 85 136 4.3 66 0 49 94 4 49 374 11.745 Ryan Flowers 32 32 850 26.6 86 181 .475 0 0 .000 39 83 .470 97 150 247 7.7 118 6 12 61 14 26 211 6.601 Naqaiyyah Teague 32 31 1035 32.3 74 217 .341 8 37 .216 46 71 .648 76 85 161 5.0 86 0 49 65 8 49 202 6.322 Amber Reeves 32 32 1064 33.2 41 193 .212 10 64 .156 68 114 .596 12 103 115 3.6 61 0 35 72 3 25 160 5.025 D’Asia Cain 32 1 670 20.9 51 143 .357 3 23 .130 23 41 .561 35 60 95 3.0 63 1 20 42 10 27 128 4.014 Johanna McMillan 32 1 650 20.3 45 179 .251 27 120 .225 7 9 .778 3 34 37 1.2 51 0 11 28 2 13 124 3.9TM TEAM 55 55 110 3.4 2 34 0 UNCW 32 637 1775 .359 80 404 .198 351 549 .639 389 687 1076 33.6 522 8 277 502 42 256 1705 53.3 Opponents 32 837 1810 .462 161 480 .335 404 600 .673 399 865 1264 39.5 531 - 490 463 100 232 2239 70.0

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTALUNC Wilmington 780 925 - 1705 UNC Wilmington 78 2 80Opponents 1088 1151 - 2239 Opponents 82 3 85

2013-14 CAA Statistics /--TOTAL--/ /--3-PTS--/ /--REBOUNDS--/ ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg03 Kelva Atkins 16 16 578 36.1 77 211 .365 8 52 .154 55 78 .705 28 60 88 5.5 36 0 47 58 0 23 217 13.602 Brie Mobley 16 15 472 29.5 87 212 .410 0 5 .000 31 43 .721 25 36 61 3.8 32 0 27 50 3 27 205 12.845 Ryan Flowers 16 16 470 29.4 49 108 .454 0 0 .000 26 50 .520 54 87 141 8.8 57 4 6 32 6 13 124 7.801 Naqaiyyah Teague 16 15 509 31.8 29 85 .341 2 8 .250 19 27 .704 33 43 76 4.8 42 0 25 30 4 25 79 4.922 Amber Reeves 16 16 546 34.1 19 77 .247 2 15 .133 35 62 .565 5 48 53 3.3 29 0 19 33 2 14 75 4.714 Johanna McMillan 16 1 324 20.3 19 90 .211 10 63 .159 5 6 .833 1 18 19 1.2 29 0 5 14 1 3 53 3.325 D’Asia Cain 16 1 301 18.8 23 66 .348 0 3 .000 7 15 .467 15 25 40 2.5 25 0 4 17 6 9 53 3.3TM TEAM 31 29 60 3.8 1 18 0 UNCW 16 303 849 .357 22 146 .151 178 281 .633 192 346 538 33.6 251 4 133 252 22 114 806 50.4 Opponents 16 408 903 .452 78 243 .321 182 274 .664 199 414 613 38.3 275 - 218 210 57 117 1076 67.2

TEAM STATS - OVERALL UNCW OPPONENTSSCORING 1705 2239 Points per game 53.3 70.0 Scoring margin -16.7 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 637-1775 837-1810 Field goal pct .359 .4623 POINT FG-ATT 80-404 161-480 3-point FG pct .198 .335 3-pt FG made per game 2.5 5.0FREE THROWS-ATT 351-549 404-600 Free throw pct .639 .673 F-Throws made per game 11.0 12.6REBOUNDS 1076 1264 Rebounds per game 33.6 39.5 Rebounding margin -5.9 -ASSISTS 277 490 Assists per game 8.7 15.3TURNOVERS 502 463 Turnovers per game 15.7 14.5 Turnover margin -1.2 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 1.1STEALS 256 232 Steals per game 8.0 7.3BLOCKS 42 100 Blocks per game 1.3 3.1WINNING STREAK 0 - Home win streak 1 -ATTENDANCE 10660 24994 Home games-Avg/Game 14-761 13-1698 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 5-583

TEAM STATS - CAA GAMES UNCW OPPONENTSSCORING 806 1076 Points per game 50.4 67.2 Scoring margin -16.9 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 303-849 408-903 Field goal pct .357 .4523 POINT FG-ATT 22-146 78-243 3-point FG pct .151 .321 3-pt FG made per game 1.4 4.9FREE THROWS-ATT 178-281 182-274 Free throw pct .633 .664 F-Throws made per game 11.1 11.4REBOUNDS 538 613 Rebounds per game 33.6 38.3 Rebounding margin -4.7 -ASSISTS 133 218 Assists per game 8.3 13.6TURNOVERS 252 210 Turnovers per game 15.8 13.1 Turnover margin -2.6 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 1.0STEALS 114 117 Steals per game 7.1 7.3BLOCKS 22 57 Blocks per game 1.4 3.6WINNING STREAK 0 - Home win streak 1 -ATTENDANCE 3246 7031 Home games-Avg/Game 8-406 8-879 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0


2013-14 REVIEW

Individual Superlatives UNC Wilmington OpponentsPoints 33, Kelva Atkins vs. James Madison (Mar. 14) 32, Melissa Dixon vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)Field Goals Made 12, Brie Mobley vs. Hofstra (Jan. 12) 11, LaTorri Hines-Allen vs. Towson (Feb. 23) 11, Melissa Dixon vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)Field Goals Attempted 26, Kelva Atkins vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 19, Jazmen Boone vs. William & Mary (Jan. 23) Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 made) .833 (5-6), Ryan Flowers at Charleston (Feb. 20) 1.000 (8-8), Jazmen Boone at William & Mary (Feb. 16) 1.000 (6-6), Bethany Doolittle vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)3-Point Field Goals Made 4, Johanna McMillan vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 8, Dominique Johnson at Towson (Jan. 19)3-Point Field Goals Attempted 9, Kelva Atkins vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 13, Marlena Tremba vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 13, Melissa Dixon vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 2 made) 1.000 (2-2), Amber Reeves vs. Towson (Feb. 23) 1.000 (4-4), Ariya Cook vs. USC (Nov. 29) 1.000 (2-2), Marlena Tremba vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 1.000 (2-2), Jazmen Boone at William & Mary (Feb. 16)Free Throws Made 10, Amber Reeves at William & Mary (Feb. 16) 10, Afreyea Tolbert at Charleston (Mar. 5) 10, Kelsey Buchanan at Delaware (Jan. 17)Free Throws Attempted 11, Amber Reeves at William & Mary (Feb. 16) 13, Afreyea Tolbert at Charleston (Mar. 5) Free Throw Percentage (min. 6 made) 1.000 (8-8), Kelva Atkins vs. Iowa (Nov. 30) 1.000 (6-6), Tori Carter at Charlotte (Jan. 3) 1.000 (8-8), Kelva Atkins vs. Northern Kentucky (Nov. 16) 1.000 (6-6), Bethany Doolittle vs. Iowa (Nov. 30) 1.000 (7-7), Kelva Atkins vs. Towson (Feb. 23) 1.000 (6-6), Brie Mobley vs. James Madison (Mar. 14) 1.000 (6-6), Amber Reeves vs. Delaware (Jan. 17)Rebounds 20, Ryan Flowers vs. William & Mary (Jan. 23) 16, Samantha DeFreese vs. Northeastern (Jan. 9)Assists 7, Kelva Atkins vs. Iowa (Nov. 30) 11, Samantha Logic vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)Steals 5, Naqiyyah Teague vs. Northeastern (Jan. 9) 6, Alexis Hofstaedter at William & Mary (Feb. 16) 5, Kelva Atkins vs. Appalachian State (Dec. 31) 6, Jazmen Boone vs. William & Mary (Jan. 23) 5, Kelva Atkins at Wake Forest (Dec. 16) 5, Kelva Atkins vs. Iowa (Nov. 30)Blocked Shots 4, Ryan Flowers vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 9, Mikaela Hopkins vs. Charleston (Feb. 20) Minutes Played 40, 12 times 40, Kiera Gaines at Campbell (Nov. 19) 40, Kaitlyn Mathieu vs. William & Mary (Jan. 23) 40, Kaitlyn Mathieu vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13) 40, Jazmen Boone vs. William & Mary (Mar. 13)

Team Superlatives UNCW High UNCW Low Opponent High Opponent LowPoints Scored 77, at Charleston 41, vs. James Madison 102, vs. Iowa 53, at TowsonPoints - First Half 36, vs. William & Mary 14, at James Madison 51, at Notre Dame 24, two timesPoints - Second Half 49, at Charleston 16, vs. Delaware 53, at James Madison 23, vs. William & MaryMargin of Victory 3, vs. Northern Kentucky 1, three times 53, at William & Mary 5, vs. TulaneField Goals Made 28, at Charleston 13, two times 41, at William & Mary 18, three timesField Goals Attempted 69, at Charleston 40, at Hofstra 74, vs. William & Mary 42, vs. TulaneField Goal Percentage .458, vs. Delaware .280, at William & Mary .629, at Notre Dame .311, vs. William & Mary3-Point Field Goals Made 7, vs. Northern Kentucky 0, four times 12, vs. Florida Atlantic 0, at Delaware3-Point Field Goals Attempted 22, at Richmond 2, at William & Mary 32, vs. Florida Atlantic 4, at Delaware3-Point Field Goal Percentage .667, vs. Towson .000, four times .571, at Charleston .000, at DelawareFree Throws Made 20, at Charleston 3, vs. Delaware 25, at Charleston 3, vs. TowsonFree Throws Attempted 29, at Charleston 6, vs. Delaware 36, at Charleston 6, two timesFree Throw Percentage .917, at Richmond .263, at Campbell 1.000, vs. Drexel .450, vs. CharlestonTotal Rebounds 52, vs. Charleston 23, vs. USC 54, at Notre Dame 26, vs. Towson Personal Fouls 25, at Charleston 6, vs. William & Mary 24, two times 10, at RichmondAssists 18, vs. Iowa 3, vs. James Madison 30, vs. Iowa 8, two timesTurnovers 29, at William & Mary 6, at Towson 32, vs. Appalachian State 8, two timesBlocked Shots 5, vs. William & Mary (CAA) 0, nine times 10, vs. Charleston 0, four timesSteals 15, two times 3, two times 17, at William & Mary 2, at Towson


HISTORY AND RECORDS

YEAR-by-year records Overall Conference Year W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral CAA Tourn. Postseason Head Coach1973-74 4 7 .364 - - - 2-1 1-4 1-3 - - Jan Donahue1974-75 7 9 .438 - - - 5-4 2-5 0-0 - - Jan Donahue1975-76 5 10 .333 - - - 4-5 1-5 0-0 - - Jan Donahue1976-77 2 12 .143 - - - 1-5 1-7 0-0 - - Ann Kraft1977-78 6 7 .462 - - - 3-4 3-3 0-0 - - Eve Carmen1978-79 5 14 .263 - - - 4-6 1-8 0-0 - - Eve Carmen1979-80 9 15 .375 - - - 6-4 3-11 0-0 - - Marilyn Christoph1980-81 18 8 .692 - - - 9-3 9-4 0-1 - - Marilyn Christoph1981-82 18 10 .643 - - - 9-3 7-7 2-0 - - Marilyn Christoph1982-83 13 12 .520 - - - 8-4 5-6 0-2 - - Marilyn Christoph1983-84 22 6 .786 - - - 13-0 9-6 0-0 - - Marilyn Christoph1984-85 16 12 .571 7 5 .583 10-4 5-7 1-1 1-1 - Marilyn Christoph1985-86 15 13 .536 5 7 .417 10-4 5-9 0-0 1-1 - Marilyn Christoph1986-87 19 9 .679 6 6 .500 11-2 7-6 1-1 1-1 - Marilyn Christoph1987-88 18 11 .620 5 7 .417 9-4 8-6 1-1 1-1 - Marilyn Christoph1988-89 14 14 .500 3 9 .250 6-5 7-7 1-2 0-1 - Marilyn Christoph1989-90 10 16 .385 2 10 .167 6-6 4-9 0-1 0-1 - Marilyn Christoph1990-91 9 19 .321 3 9 .250 6-6 3-10 0-3 0-1 - Sherri Tynes1991-92 1 26 .037 0 14 .000 1-11 0-13 0-3 0-1 - Sherri Tynes1992-93 4 23 .171 0 14 .000 2-11 2-9 0-3 0-1 - Sherri Tynes1993-94 5 22 .185 2 12 .143 3-9 2-10 0-3 0-1 - Susan Yow1994-95 4 23 .148 3 11 .214 3-9 1-12 0-2 0-1 - Susan Yow1995-96 4 26 .074 0 16 .000 1-10 3-11 0-5 0-1 - Susan Yow1996-97 11 16 .407 4 12 .250 5-6 3-8 3-2 0-1 - Susan Yow1997-98 11 16 .407 4 12 .250 7-6 3-8 1-2 0-1 - Bernie Flax1998-99 10 17 .370 5 11 .313 7-6 3-9 0-2 0-1 - Bernie Flax1999-00 18 12 .600 9 7 .563 10-3 5-5 3-4 2-1 - Bernie Flax2000-01 9 19 .321 1 15 .063 5-8 2-9 2-2 0-1 - Ann Hancock2001-02 16 14 .533 8 10 .444 10-2 4-12 2-0 2-1 - Ann Hancock2002-03 22 6 .786 14 4 .778 10-3 9-2 3-1 0-1 - Ann Hancock2003-04 15 13 .534 10 8 .556 9-3 5-9 1-1 0-1 - Ann Hancock2004-05 8 20 .285 5 13 .278 6-7 2-12 0-1 0-1 - Ann Hancock2005-06 15 13 .536 9 9 .500 11-4 3-7 1-2 0-1 - Ann Hancock2006-07 8 23 .258 3 15 .167 4-10 3-11 1-2 1-1 - Ann Hancock2007-08 17 14 .548 7 11 .389 9-6 7-7 1-1 1-1 - Ann Hancock2008-09 16 15 .516 9 9 .500 8-5 4-8 4-2 1-1 - Ann Hancock2009-10 12 19 .387 6 12 .333 7-6 3-13 2-0 1-1 - Ann Hancock2010-11 24 9 .727 14 4 .778 12-2 11-6 0-1 1-1 1-1 (WNIT) Cynthia Cooper-Dyke2011-12 20 13 .606 11 7 .611 9-4 9-6 2-3 2-1 0-1 (WNIT) Cynthia Cooper-Dyke2012-13 5 26 .161 3 15 .167 2-11 2-14 1-1 1-1 - Adell Harris2013-14 5 27 .156 3 13 .188 3-11 1-12 1-4 1-1 - Adell HarrisNCAA Division I 358 506 .416TOTALS 467 614 .432


HISTORY AND RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSUNCW Individual Highs

GAMES PLAYEDSeason 33, Treasure Johnson, 2010-11 33, Martha White, 2010-11 33, Brittany Blackwell, 2010-11 33, Alisha Andrews, 2010-11, 2011-12 33, Kristen Hanzer, 2010-11 33, Jessica Freeman, 2010-11, 2011-12 33, Abria Trice, 2011-12 33, Tawanna Lee, 2011-12 33, Ayoola Weaver, 2011-12Career 126, Treaure Johnson, 2007-11 126, Martha White, 2007-11 GAMES STARTEDSeason 33, Martha White, 2010-11 33, Brittany Blackwell, 2010-11 33, Alisha Andrews, 2010-11, 2011-12 33, Kristen Hanzer, 2010-11Career 120, Brittany Blackwell, 2007-11

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 18, Wanda Carroll (18-24) vs. Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86; 18, Tressa Reese (18-30) at Charleston Southern, 2-13-91Season 237, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 848, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 30, Tressa Reese (18-30) at Charleston Southern, 2-13-91Season 480, Jill Amos, 1982-83Career 1,626, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 FG Made)Game 100.0 Sharon McDowell (11-11) at Baptist, 2-18-87; 100.0 Sharon McDowell (10-10) at Campbell, 12-8-87 Season 67.7, Sharon McDowell (170-251), 1986-87Career 60.9, Sharon McDowell (426-699), 1984-88

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 9, Amber Blank (9-13) vs. Richmond (CAA), 2-7-97Season 71, Alisha Andrews (71-176), 2010-11Career 162, Jennifer Kapper (162-482), 2000-04

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 15, Cindy Makowski (3-15) at Richmond, 2-22-88Season 211, Alisha Andrews (61-211), 2011-12Career 482, Jennifer Kapper (162-482), 2000-04

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 4 3FG made)Game 100.0, Cindy Makowski (4-4) at James Madison, 2-6-88; 100.0, Gina Bennett (4-4) at James Madison, 1-16-89; 100.0, Cherie Lea (4-4) at George Mason, 1-23-03; 100.0, Greta Luksyte (4-4) vs. Furman, 11-25-06Season 45.1, Stephanie Fernald (32-71), 2005-06Career 38.0, Cindy Makowski (73-192), 1987-91

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE 3-POINT FIELD GOALSeason 18, Jeri Lynn Coker (11-20-01 to 2-01-02)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 15, Sharon McDowell (15-22) vs. East Carolina, 1-17-87; 15, Sharon McDowell (15-17) at Coppin State, 1-18-88Season 121, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 360, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 22, Sharon McDowell (15-22) vs. East Carolina, 1-17-87Season 188, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 577, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 FT made)Game 100.0, Pat Martin (10-10) vs. Old Dominion, 2-28-93Season 87.6, Greta Luksyte (85-97), 2007-08Career .811, Greta Luksyte (284-350), 2006-10

REBOUNDSGame 22, Vertha Dixon vs. Wingate, 11-20-79Season 365, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 1,290, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

PERSONAL FOULSSeason 111, Rachael Friesen-Norwood, 2001-02Career 348, Hannah Grady, 1991-95

DISQUALIFICATIONSSeason 11, Hannah Grady, 1994-95Career 25, Hannah Grady, 1991-95

ASSISTSGame 16, Johnnie Smith vs. East Tennessee State, 1-13-88Season 194, Johnnie Smith, 1986-87Career 342, Cindy Makowski, 1987-91

Jennifer Kapper holds the UNCW career records for three-point field goals made (162) and attempted (482) and ranks eighth in school history with 1,222 points


HISTORY AND RECORDS

TEAM RECORDSSTEALS Game 11, Sheila Patterson vs. Davidson, 1-21-84; 11, Johnnie Smith vs. Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86Season 103, Brittany Blackwell, 2010-11Career 283, Brittany Blackwell, 2007-11

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 10, Jurga Paliaukaite at Georgia State, 12-4-98Season 77, Ioulia Boxley, 1999-00Career 222, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

POINTSGame 40, Tressa Reese at Charleston Southern, 2-13-91Season 589, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 2,046, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

POINTS AVERAGESeason 21.0, Gwen Austin, 1983-84Career 18.7, Gwen Austin, 1981-85

Opponent Individual Highs

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 16, Sabrina Douglas (16-24), St. Augustine’s, 2-8-84

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 30, Regina McKeithan (14-30), Campbell, 2-11-88

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 10 FG made)Game 92.9, Cigi McCollin (13-14), Hofstra, 2-5-06

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 9, Aubrey Eblin (9-16), Old Dominion, 2-17-98 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 16, Aubrey Eblin (9-16), Old Dominion, 2-17-98

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 3FG made)Game 100.0 (5-5), Lateshia Wade, George Mason, 2-17-08 100.0 (5-5), Jurica Hargraves, High Point, 11-27-07

FREE THROWS MADEGame 14, Dina Smith, Gardner-Webb, 2-24-84; 14, Tara McMinn, UNC Asheville, 1-24-91

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 17, Kacy O’Brien, Towson, 2-1-04

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 11 FT made)Game 100.0 (14-14), Dina Smith, Gardner-Webb, 2-24-84; 100.0 (11-11), Karen Irving, St. Francis, 12-30-88;

100.0 (14-14), Tara McMinn, UNC Asheville, 1-24-91

POINTSGame 37, Sabrina Douglas, St. Augustine’s, 2-8-84; 37, Regina McKeithan, Campbell, 2-11-88

REBOUNDSGame 29, Sheila Ford, UNC Asheville, 2-14-81

Cindy Makowski holds the school record with a .380 three-point field goal percentage and set a school record with 15 three-point field goal attempts against Richmond in 1988

Martha White played in 126 games during her four-year career, helping the Seahawks reach the WNIT for the first time as a senior in 2010-11


HISTORY AND RECORDS

UNCW Team Highs

GAMESSeason 33, 2010-11, 2011-12

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 53, vs. Gardner Webb, 1-14-83 Season 958, 1983-84

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 108, vs. Catawba, 11-20-80Season 2039, 1981-82

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEHalf 78.2, at Duke (18-23), 12-2-80Game 67.9, at Campbell (38-56), 12-8-87Season 50.2, 1985-86

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 12, at Northeastern (12-29), 3-9-13Season 188, 2011-12 (188-571)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 31, vs. Towson (10-31), 3-6-13Season 586, 2012-13 (177-586)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 3FG Made)Game 72.7, vs. High Point (8-11), 1-30-01Season 35.5, 2002-03 (109-307)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 38, at Coppin State (38-52), 1-18-88; 38, vs. Hofstra (38-47), 2-5-06Season 468, 2008-09

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 52, at Coppin State (38-52), 1-18-88Season 728, 2007-08

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame 1.000, at Towson 2-24-11 (14-14)Season 71.3, 1993-94 (356-499)

REBOUNDSGame 69, at Coppin State, 1-18-88Season 1,258, 1987-88

REBOUND AVERAGESeason 43.4, 1987-88

PERSONAL FOULSGame 37, vs. UNC Charlotte, 1-9-81; 37, vs. Gardner Webb, 1-14-83Season 564, 1985-86

DISQUALIFICATIONSSeason 30, 1982-83 and 1985-86

ASSISTSGame 30, at Western Carolina, 12-5-87; 30, vs. Delaware State, 1-28-87 Season 520, 1987-88 TURNOVERSGame 48, at Old Dominion, 1-21-96Season 676, 1994-95

STEALSGame 40, vs. Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86Season 409, 2010-11

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 16, vs Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86Season 146, 1999-00

POINTSHalf 64, vs. UNC Charlotte (2nd half), 1-26-82; 64, vs. Mars Hill (2nd half), 12-2-83Game 138, vs. Davidson, 12-6-83Home Game Road Game 138, vs. Davidson, 12-6-83WinLoss 93, at East Tennessee State, 3-3-88Season 2,327, 1983-84

SCORING AVERAGESeason 83.1, 1983-84

UNCW Team Lows

GAMESSeason 25, 1980-81 and 1982-83

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 9, at Wisconsin-Green Bay, 12-2-94; 9, vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-28-96 Season 427, 1994-95

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 29, vs. North Carolina A&T, 11-24-95Season 1214, 1994-95

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame 18.9, at Old Dominion (10-53), 2-15-01Season 34.4, 1995-96 (434-1259)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 0, at Richmond (0-2), 2-22-88 0, vs. Richmond (0-2), 2-17-90 0, at VCU (0-0), 2-5-09Season 280, 1982-83

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 0, at VCU (0-0), 2-5-09 Season 467, 1982-83

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame 0.0, at Richmond (0-2), 2-22-88; 0.0, vs. Richmond (0-2), 2-17-90; 0.0, at VCU (0-0), 2-5-09 Season 59.6, 1980-81

REBOUNDSGame 19, at Ohio State, 11-25-03Season 899, 1994-95

REBOUND AVERAGESeason 33.3, 1994-95

PERSONAL FOULSGame 7, vs. North Carolina A&T, 11-24-95Season 447, 1993-94

DISQUALIFICATIONSSeason 5, 2002-03, 2009-10

ASSISTSGame 0, vs. North Carolina A&T, 11-24-95Season 246, 1995-96

TURNOVERSGame 6, vs. Atlantic Christian, 1-12-84; 6, vs. Towson, 1-19-14Season 442, 2002-03

BLOCKSGame 0, Many timesSeason 21, 1996-97

STEALSGame 0, vs. Pembroke, 1-19-83Season 174, 2003-04

POINTSHalf 5, vs. North Carolina A&T (1st Half), 11-24-95Game 21, at Wisconsin-Green Bay, 12-2-94Season 1,243, 1995-96


Opponent Team Highs

POINTSHalf 66, at James Madison (2nd half), 2-28-87Game 107, vs James Madison, 2-28-87 107, at No. 9 Duke, 12-20-11Season 2172, 2011-12


FIELD GOALS MADEGame 48, at No. 9 Duke, 12-20-11Season 822, 2011-12

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 84, at No. 9 Duke, 12-20-11Season 1,927 (2011-12)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame .629 (39-62), at Notre Dame, 11-9-13Season .465 (794-1706), 1991-92

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 14 (14-27), Hofstra, 2-10-08Season 161 (161-480), 2013-14

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 32 (13-32), Florida Atlantic, 12-29-13Season 480 (161-480), 2013-14

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame 75.0 (6-8), Charleston Southern, 2-2-88Season 39.4 (119-302), 1993-94

REBOUNDSGame 71, at George Mason, 11-22-82 Season 1,310, 2011-12

TEAM RECORDS


HISTORY AND RECORDS

TEAM RECORDSASSISTSGame 39, vs. Francis Marion, 1-29-82Season 490, 2013-14

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 13, Coppin State, 1-18-88 Season 146, 2008-09

STEALSGame 30, at Old Dominion, 1-21-96Season 330, 1994-95

PERSONAL FOULSGame 36, Coppin State, 1-18-88Season 585, 2006-07

DISQUALIFICATIONSGame 5, at William & Mary, 1-29-95; 5, at East Carolina, 3-5-95Season 30, 1982-83

Opponent Team Lows

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 11, Towson, 1-9-03Season 577, 2005-06 (577-1502)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 35 (17-35), Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86Season 1502 (577-1502), 2005-06

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame 17.9 (12-67), vs South Alabama, 12-4-99Season 35.5 (553-1567), 2002-03

FREE THROWS MADEGame 0, at College of Charleston, 11-19-07 0, vs Georgia State, 1-4-09Season 262, 1994-95

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 3, at William & Mary, 1-29-95Season 384, 1994-95

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame 0.0 (0-4), at College of Charleston, 11-19-07 0.0 (0-5), vs Georgia State, 1-4-09Season 60.1 (268-446), 2008-09

REBOUNDSGame 19, at Coastal Carolina, 1-19-94Season 955, 1985-86

REBOUND AVERAGESeason 34.1, 1985-86, 2010-11

PERSONAL FOULSGame 7, East Tennessee State, 11-30-88; 7, at Old Dominion, 1-21-96; 7, at Maryland Eastern Shore, 12-31-97; 7, vs. Delaware, 2-2-12Season 476, 1993-94

DISQUALIFICATIONSGame 0, Several TimesSeason 6, 1989-90

ASSISTSGame 2, Coastal Carolina, 12-19-86Season 299, 2002-03

TURNOVERSGame 6, American, 2-2-87Season 441, 1993-94; 2001-02

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 0, Several TimesSeason 64, 1986-87

STEALSGame 1, College of Charleston, 12-3-03 1, Maryland-Baltimore County, 1-21-98 1, at James Madison, 2-16-12Season 209, 2002-03

POINTSHalf 8, East Carolina (1st half), 2-23-91Game 26, Towson, 1-9-03Season 1,517, 2002-03


Single-GameLargest Victory Margin 94, at Davidson, 12-06-83Largest Defeat Margin 81, at Old Dominion, 1-21-96Fewest Winning Points (since 1984-85) 47, vs. Coastal Carolina, 12-16-03Fewest Points/Both Teams 78, at Towson, 1-9-03Fewest Total Points (Game) 22, at Old Dominion, 1-21-96Fewest Total Points (Half) 5, vs. North Carolina A&T (1st Half), 11-24-95Longest Game 3 OT, vs. Drexel, 1-9-05Most Technical Fouls 3, at George Mason, 2-23-87Consecutive FG Made 16, Sharon McDowell, 12-6-87 thru 12-12-87Consecutive FT Made 52, Greta Luksyte, 1-27-08 thru 11-20-08

UNCW SeasonMost Wins 24, 2010-11Fewest Losses 6, 2002-03;1983-84Most Losses 27, 2013-14Best Winning Percentage .786 (22-6), 2002-03; 1983-84Largest Average Margin of Victory 15.8, 2010-11Longest Winning Streak 9, 1-12-84 thru 2-06-84Longest Losing Streak 21, 11-23-92 thru 2-20-92; 21; 12-21-95 thru 3-6-96Most Overtime Games 3, 1987-88; 2004-05Most Overtime Periods 5, 2004-05Best Start to a Season 7-0, 11-23-02 thru 12-20-02Best Non-Conference Record 8-1, 2002-03Best CAA Record 14-4, 2002-03, 2010-11Best Road Record 12-3, 2002-03Best Home Record 13-0, 1984-85Longest CAA Winning Streak 8, 1-9-11 thru 2-3-11

Opponent Single-GamePoints on Away Court 107, at James Madison, 2-28-87 107, at No. 9 Duke, 12-20-11Most Points In Loss 96, at Pfeiffer, 1-21-81Fewest Points in Win 42, William & Mary, 2-1-01

Miscellaneous Records

Sharon McDowell holds the school record for most consecutive field goals made


HISTORY AND RECORDS

POINTS Player Years GP Pts. 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 2056 2. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 1744 3. Jill Amos 1980-84 105 1718 4. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 1501 5. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 1234 6. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 1309 7. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 84 1290 8. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 1222 9. Sissy Morse 1984-88 110 1210 10. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 1152 11. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 116 1139 12. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 96 1125 13. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 108 1055 14. Charlene Page 1985-89 81 1029 15. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 71 1021

SCORING AVERAGE (min. 50 games) Player Years GP Avg. 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 18.9 2. Jill Amos 1980-84 105 16.4 3. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 84 15.4 4. Cherie Lea 2002-04 56 14.7 5. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 71 14.4 6. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 14.2 7. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 14.1 Sherri Crumpler 1980-82 53 14.1 9. Kelva Atkins 2012-pres. 63 13.1 10. Charlene Page 1985-89 81 12.7 11. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 12.5 12. Lorraine Cordaway 1990-92 54 12.2 13. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 96 11.7 14. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 11.6 15. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 66 11.4

FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years GP FGM 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 848 2. Jill Amos 1980-84 105 795 3. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 635 4. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 601 5. Sissy Morse 1984-88 110 563 6. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 84 541 7. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 509 8. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 482 9. Martha White 2007-11 126 428 10. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 116 427 Charlene Page 1985-89 81 427 12. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 96 426 13. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 108 415 14. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 71 412 15. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 397

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years GP FGA 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 1626 2. Jill Amos 1980-84 105 1605 3. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 1329 4. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 1289 5. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 1219 6. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 1130 7. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 1084 8. Sissy Morse 1984-88 110 1072 9. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 84 992 10. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 108 934 11. Sheila Patterson 1980-84 96 929 12. Latonia Beale 1996-00 110 928 13. Martha White 2007-11 126 915 14. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 903 15. Charlene Page 1985-89 81 896

FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 100 made) Player Years FGM-A Pct. 1. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 426-699 .609 2. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 541-992 .545 3. Sissy Morse 1984-88 563-1072 .525 4. Gwen Austin 1981-85 848-1626 .522 5. Phyllis Edwards 1984-86 220-425 .518 6. Christy Gambill 1996-00 333-648 .514 7. Jenny Owens 1981-86 264-525 .503 8. Lisa Williams 1989-90 112-224 .500 9. Jill Amos 1980-84 795-1605 .495 10. Tanika Harrison 2001-05 146-301 .485 11. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 412-855 .482 12. Sherri Crumpler 1980-82 303-631 .480 Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 427-890 .480 14. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 635-1329 .478 15. Charlene Page 1985-89 427-896 .477

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years GP 3FGM 1. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 162 2. Latonia Beale 1996-00 110 144 3. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 66 132 4. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 126 5. Jessica Freeman 2009-13 99 121 6. Denise Marsh 1992-96 108 110 7. Tawanna Lee 2011-13 62 104 8. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 97 9. Jeri Lynn Coker 1998-02 115 90 10. Amber Blank 1992-97 81 84 11. Treasure Johnson 2007-11 126 83 12. Katy Walters 1996-00 104 79 13. Denise Lawrence 2003-07 112 75 14. Cindy Makowski 1987-91 66 73 15. Krissy Riggs 1997-01 97 63

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Years GP 3FGA 1. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 482 2. Latonia Beale 1996-00 110 443 3. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 66 387 4. Denise Marsh 1992-96 108 366 5. Jessica Freeman 2009-13 99 354 6. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 346 7. Tawanna Lee 2011-13 62 310 8. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 295 9. Denise Lawrence 2003-07 112 283 10. Katy Walters 1996-00 104 251 11. Treasure Johnson 2007-11 126 246 12. Jeri Lynn Coker 1998-02 115 246 13. Amber Blank 1992-97 81 232 14. Kelva Atkins 2012-pres. 63 217 15. Lori Drake 2004-07 84 199

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 50 made) Player Years 3FGM-A Pct. 1. Cindy Makowski 1987-91 73-192 .380 2. Cherie Lea 2002-04 59-156 .378 3. Jeri Lynn Coker 1998-02 90-246 .366 4. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 126-346 .364 5. Amber Blank 1992-97 84-232 362 6. Jessica Freeman 2009-13 121-354 .342 7. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 132-387 .341 8. Treasure Johnson 2007-11 83-246 .337 9. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 162-482 .336 10. Tawanna Lee 2011-13 104-310 .335 11. Tressa Reese 1987-91 97-295 .329 12. Latonia Beale 1996-00 144-443 .325 13. Krissy Riggs 1997-01 63-197 .320 14. Katy Walters 1996-00 79-251 .315 15. Tonya Winfield 1995-99 50-160 .313

FREE THROWS MADE Player Years GP FTM 1. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 456 2. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 360 3. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 340 4. Christy Gambill 1996-00 110 293 5. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 116 285 6. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 284 7. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 96 273 8. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 266 9. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 254 10. Candace Walker 2005-10 119 246 11. Wanda Carroll 1983-87 108 226 12. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 108 225 13. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 84 208 14. Tressa Reese 1987-91 106 202 15. Pat Martin 1990-93 80 198

CAREER RECORDS


HISTORY AND RECORDS

CAREER RECORDSFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

Player Years GP FTA 1. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 683 2. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 577 3. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 526 4. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 116 461 5. Christy Gambill 1996-00 110 424 6. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 96 415 7. Candace Walker 2005-10 119 393 8. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 105 380 9. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 352 10. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 350 11. Tracy Morgan 2000-04 105 335 12. Sheila Patterson 1980-84 96 331 13. Wanda Carroll 1983-87 108 329 14. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 71 315 15. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 108 308

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 50 made) Player Years FTM-A Pct. 1. Toni Esposito 1994-95 61-72 .847 2. Kelly Norton 1993-94 68-82 .829 3. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 284-350 .811 4. Lorraine Cordaway 1990-92 111-139 .799 5. Stephanie Fernald 2004-08 73-93 .785 6. Myra Horton 1991-94 151-193 .782 7. Kim Bush 1990-94 134-176 .761 8. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 266-352 .756 9. Shannon Casteel 1995-99 106-141 .752 10. Tressa Reese 1987-91 202-270 .748 11. Cherie Lea 2002-04 145-194 .747 12. Sissy Morse 1984-88 83-112 .741 13. Treasure Johnson 2007-11 106-144 .736 14. Lori Drake 2004-07 122-166 .735 Alisha Andrews 2010-12 97-132 .735

REBOUNDS Player Years Reb. 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 1290 2. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 1003 3. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 806 4. Tracy Morgan 2000-04 775 5. Christy Gambill 1996-00 737 6. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 724 7. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 689 8. Hannah Grady 1991-95 661 9. Candace Walker 2005-10 607 10. Sherri Crumpler 1980-82 604 11. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 599 12. Karneshia Garrett 2011-13 569 13. Tiffany Stacey 1992-96 552 14. Sheila Patterson 1980-84 543 15. Tressa Reese 1987-91 535 Stacy Cantley 1994-98 535

ASSISTS Player Years Asst. 1. Cindy Makowski 1987-91 357 2. Johnnie Smith 1985-88 336 3. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 324 4. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 309 5. Sissy Morse 1984-88 294 6. Wanda Carroll 1983-87 285 7. Kim Bush 1990-94 274 8. Latonia Beale 1996-00 273 9. Jill Amos 1980-84 265 10. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 257 11. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 256 12. Sharon McMillan 1980-83 251 13. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 249 14. Jeri Lynn Coker 1998-02 236 15. Jessica Freeman 2009-13 219

BLOCKED SHOTS Player Years Blks. 1. Gwen Austin 1981-85 222 2. Martha White 2007-11 140 3. Jurga Paliaukaite 1997-00 123 4. Ioulia Boxley 1997-00 119 5. Tiffany Stacey 1992-96 112 6. Sherri Crumpler 1980-82 86 7. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 56 8. Alex Stewart 2005-07 54 9. Kelly Kincaid 1987-91 51 10. Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 48 11. Krystle Taylor 1987-88 46 12. Vickey Harper 2000-02 41 13. Karneshia Garrett 2011-13 38 Tracy Morgan 2000-04 38 15. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 36

STEALS Player Years Stls. 1. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 283 2. Chandra Watkins 1996-00 219 3. Jessica Freeman 2009-13 202 4. Sheila Patterson 1980-84 196 5. Alisha Andrews 2010-12 186 6. Candace Walker 2005-10 185 7. Sonya Pickard 1981-85 183 8. Sharon McDowell 1984-88 180 9. Cindy Makowski 1987-91 178 10. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 167 11. Johnnie Smith 1985-88 162 12. Jill Amos 1980-84 160 13. Gwen Austin 1981-85 159 14. Sissy Morse 1984-88 152 Charlene Page 1985-89 152

GAMES PLAYED Player Years GP 1. Treasure Johnson 2007-11 126 Martha White 2007-11 126 3. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 124 4. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 121 5. Candace Walker 2005-10 119 6. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 116 7. Jeri Lynn Coker 1998-02 115 8. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 114 Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 114 10. Denise Lawrence 2003-07 112 11. Sissy Morse 1984-88 110 Latonia Beale 1996-00 110 Christy Gambill 1996-00 110 14. Gwen Austin 1981-85 109 Becca Papach 2004-08 109

GAMES STARTED Player Years GS 1. Brittany Blackwell 2007-11 120 2. Sahsha Taylor 2004-09 104 3. Christy Gambill 1996-00 100 4. Tracy Morgan 2000-04 96 5. Greta Luksyte 2006-10 95 6. Sissy Morse 1984-88 94 7. Candace Walker 2005-10 91 8. Jennifer Kapper 2000-04 90 9. Kim Bush 1990-94 87 Hannah Grady 1991-95 87 Stacy Cantley 1994-98 87 12. Shameka Montgomery 1999-03 86 13. Tressa Reese 1987-91 84 14. Denise Marsh 1992-96 83 15. Tonya Winfield 1995-99 81 Jennifer Bennett 1987-91 81 Elizabeth Bell 1984-87 81

Treasure Johnson


HISTORY AND RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDSPOINTS

Player Season GP Pts. 1. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 589 2. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 28 574 3. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 571 4. Charlene Page 1988-89 28 540 5. Tressa Reese 1989-90 26 523 6. Jill Amos 1983-84 28 521 7. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 506 8. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 33 499 9. Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 485 10. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 29 484 11. Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 30 458 12. Gwen Austin 1982-83 25 448 Gwen Austin 1981-82 28 448 14. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 28 447 15. Cherie Lea 2003-04 28 444

SCORING AVERAGE (min. 20 games) Player Season GP Avg. 1. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 21.0 2. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 28 20.5 3. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 20.4 4. Tressa Reese 1989-90 26 20.1 5. Charlene Page 1988-89 28 19.3 6. Jill Amos 1983-84 28 18.6 7. Gwen Austin 1982-83 25 17.9 8. Jill Amos 1982-83 25 17.4 9. Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 17.3 10. Sharon McMillan 1980-81 25 17.0 11. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 29 16.7 12. Meagan Samis 2004-05 27 16.3 13. Gwen Austin 1981-82 28 16.0 14. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 28 16.0 15. Cherie Lea 2003-04 28 15.9

FIELD GOALS MADE Player Season GP FGM 1. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 28 239 2. Jill Amos 1983-84 28 238 3. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 237 4. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 234 5. Charlene Page 1988-89 28 225 6. Tressa Reese 1989-90 26 215 7. Jill Amos 1982-83 25 201 8. Gwen Austin 1982-83 25 192 9. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 33 191 10. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 29 185 Gwen Austin 1981-82 28 185 Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 185 13. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 183 14. Jill Amos 1981-82 27 182 15. Meagan Samis 2004-05 27 180

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Season GP FGA 1. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 469 2. Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 30 464 3. Jill Amos 1983-84 28 462 4. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 457 5. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 452 6. Charlene Page 1988-89 28 438 7. Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 427 8. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 28 424 9. Alisha Andrews 2011-12 33 423 10. Tressa Reese 1989-90 26 415 11. Meagan Samis 2004-05 27 411 12. Jill Amos 1982-83 25 408 13. Sheila Patterson 1983-84 28 406 14. Brie Mobley 2013-14 32 393 15. Lori Drake 2006-07 31 384

FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 50 made) Player Season FGM-A Pct. 1. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 170-251 .677 2. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 185-301 .615 3. Jennifer Bennett 1990-91 74-123 .602 4. Jennifer Bennett 1989-90 85-142 .599 5. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 239-424 .564 6. Jenny Owens 1985-86 67-120 .558 7. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 191-346 .552 8. Elizabeth Bell 1984-85 143-261 .548 9. Gwen Austin 1981-82 185-338 .547 Sissy Morse 1985-86 164-300 .547 11. Sissy Morse 1984-85 106-194 .546 12. Tanika Harrison 2003-04 66-121 .545 13. Rachael Friesen-Norwood 2002-03 60-111 .541 14. Charlene Page 1985-86 54-101 .535 15. Phyllis Edwards 1985-86 157-297 .529

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Player Season GP 3FGM 1. Alisha Andrews 2010-11 33 71 2. Alisha Andrews 2011-12 33 61 3. Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 30 59 4. Amber Blank 1996-97 27 56 Jennifer Kapper 2002-03 28 56 6. Tawanna Lee 2012-13 29 54 7. Jessica Freeman 2012-13 31 53 8. Tawanna Lee 2011-12 33 50 9. Jeri Lynn Coker 2001-02 30 45 10. Greta Luksyte 2007-08 31 43 11. Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 41 12. Latonia Beale 1997-98 27 40 13. Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 28 38 Latonia Beale 1998-99 27 38 15. Cindy Makowski 1989-90 26 37 Denise Marsh 1994-95 27 37

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Season GP 3FGA 1. Alisha Andrews 2011-12 33 211 2. Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 30 183 3. Alisha Andrews 2010-11 33 176 4. Jessica Freeman 2012-13 31 165 5. Tawanna Lee 2012-13 29 161 6. Tawanne Lee 2011-12 33 149 Jennifer Kapper 2002-03 28 149 8. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 142 9. Amber Blank 1996-97 27 139 10. Dana Brown 2012-13 31 134 11. Tressa Reese 1990-91 28 131 12. Latonia Beale 1999-00 29 128 13. Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 28 121 14. Johanna McMillan 2013-14 32 120 15. Latonia Beale 1997-98 27 119

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 25 made) Player Season 3FGM-A Pct. 1. Stephanie Fernald 2005-06 32-71 .451 2. Cherie Lea 2002-03 36-84 .429 3. Greta Luksyte 2009-10 30-71 .423 4. Jessica Freeman 2011-12 36-87 .414 5. Jeri Lynn Coker 2001-02 45-110 .409 6. Tressa Reese 1988-89 33-81 .407 7. Alisha Andrews 2010-11 71-176 .403 Amber Blank 1996-97 56-139 .403 9. Casey Sawhook 2009-10 33-86 .384 10. Latonia Beale 1996-97 36-94 .383 11. Lorraine Cordaway 1991-92 29-76 .382 12. Greta Luksyte 2007-08 43-114 .377 13. Jennifer Kapper 2002-03 56-149 .376 14. Latonia Beale 1998-99 38-102 .373 15. Jan Williams 2001-02 25-68 .368

FREE THROWS MADE Player Season GP FTM 1. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 121 2. Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 31 119 3. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 33 117 4. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 29 114 Sahsha Taylor 2007-08 31 114 6. Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 29 112 7. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 110 8. Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 31 108 9. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 28 107 10. Kristen Hanzer 2010-11 33 106 Christy Gambill 1999-00 30 106 12. Greta Luksyte 2008-09 31 102 13. Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 28 101 14. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 97 Shameka Montgomery 2002-03 28 97


HISTORY AND RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDSFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

Player Season GP FTA 1. Gwen Austin 1983-84 28 188 2. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 33 187 3. Sahsha Taylor 2007-08 31 182 4. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 29 173 5. Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 31 171 6. Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 31 168 7. Gwen Austin 1984-85 28 163 Shameka Montgomery 2002-03 28 163 9. Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 29 157 10. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 28 156 11. Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 25 153 12. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 32 151 Sharon McMillan 1980-81 25 151 14. Alex Stewart 2005-06 26 149 Kristen Hanzer 2010-11 33 149 Christy Gambill 1999-00 30 149

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 50 made) Player Season FTM-A Pct. 1. Greta Luksyte 2007-08 85-97 .876 2. Kim Bush 1992-93 61-70 .871 3. Toni Esposito 1994-95 61-72 .847 4. Greta Luksyte 2009-10 61-73 .836 5. Kelly Norton 1993-94 68-82 .829 6. Lorraine Cordaway 1991-92 67-82 .817 7. Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 101-125 .808 8. Myra Horton 1991-92 60-75 .800 9. Greta Luksyte 2008-09 102-128 .797 10. Cherie Lea 2002-03 56-71 .789 11. Tressa Reese 1989-90 76-98 .776 12. Heather Starck 1995-96 50-65 .769 13. Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 96-125 .768 14. Pat Martin 1992-93 88-115 .765 15. Katy Walters 1999-00 56-74 .757

REBOUNDS Player Season Reb. 1. Gwen Austin 1983-84 365 2. Gwen Austin 1984-85 359 3. Karneshia Garrett 2012-13 330 4. Sharon McDowell 1987-88 315 5. Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 311 6. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 306 7. Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 293 8. Gwen Austin 1982-83 288 9. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 282 10. Gwen Austin 1981-82 278 11. Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 258 12. Phyllis Edwards 1985-86 256 13. Linda Plum 1979-80 255 14. Lori Drake 2006-07 252 15. Tracy Morgan 2001-02 248

ASSISTS Player Season Asst. 1. Johnnie Smith 1986-87 194 2. Cindy Makowski 1989-90 166 Alisha Andrews 2010-11 166 4. Alisha Andrews 2011-12 158 5. Cindy Makowski 1987-88 147 6. Wanda Carroll 1986-87 138 7. Gina Bennett 1988-89 137 8. Sharon McMillan 1981-82 119 9. Tawanna Lee 2011-12 115 10. Meg Withrow 2004-05 108 Sonya Pickard 1984-85 108 12. Johnnie Smith 1987-88 106 13. Kelva Atkins 2013-14 101 Jennifer Kapper 2002-03 101 15. Sissy Morse 1987-88 97 Shade Smith 2006-07 97 Sissy Morse 1986-87 97

BLOCKED SHOTS Player Season Blks. 1. Ioulia Boxley 1999-00 77 2. Gwen Austin 1984-85 76 3. Jurga Paliaukaite 1998-99 71 4. Martha White 2010-11 65 5. Gwen Austin 1983-84 56 6. Gwen Austin 1981-82 51 7. Krystle Taylor 1987-88 46 8. Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 44 9. Ioulia Boxley 1997-98 42 Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 42 11. Tiffany Stacey 1992-93 40 Jurga Paliaukaite 1999-00 40 13. Gwen Austin 1982-83 39 14. Tiffany Stacey 1995-96 38 15. Tiffany Stacey 1994-95 29

STEALS Player Season Stls. 1. Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 103 2. Sheila Patterson 1983-84 99 3. Alisha Andrews 2010-11 98 4. Charlene Page 1988-89 97 5. Alisha Andrews 2011-12 88 6. Johnnie Smith 1986-87 85 7. Jessica Freeman 2012-13 79 8. Sharon McDowell 1986-87 76 9. Cindy Makowski 1987-88 75 10. Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 73 11. Cindy Makowski 1989-90 72 Jessica Freeman 2011-12 72 13. Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 71 Meg Withrow 2004-05 71 Chandra Watkins 1998-99 71

Elizabeth Bell


HISTORY AND RECORDS

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDSPoints1. 2327 1983-84 2. 2251 1987-88 3. 2250 1981-82 4. 2242 2010-11 5. 2213 1986-87 6. 2091 2011-12 7. 2050 1984-85 8. 2024 1988-89 9. 2017 1985-86 10. 1989 1980-81 11. 1961 1999-00 12. 1928 2007-08 13. 1870 2009-10 14. 1868 2008-09 15. 1867 2002-03

Scoring Average1. 83.1 1983-84 2. 80.4 1981-82 3. 79.6 1980-81 4. 79.0 1986-87 5. 77.6 1987-88 6. 74.2 1982-83 7. 73.2 1984-85 8. 72.3 1988-89 9. 72.0 1985-86 10. 70.6 1989-90 11. 67.9 2010-11 12. 66.7 2002-03 13. 65.7 1996-97 14. 65.5 1979-80 15. 65.5 1997-98

Field Goals Made1. 958 1983-84 2. 952 1981-82 3. 929 1987-88 4. 905 1986-87 5. 890 1984-85 6. 844 2010-11 7. 834 1985-86 8. 817 1988-89 9. 808 1980-81 10. 788 1982-83 11. 776 2011-12 12. 736 1989-90 13. 708 1999-00 14. 683 2002-03 15. 682 2009-10

Field Goals Attempted1. 2042 1983-84 2. 2039 1981-82 3. 1968 1987-88 4. 1947 2011-12 5. 1868 2010-11 6. 1818 1984-85 7. 1776 1982-83 8. 1775 2013-14 9. 1769 1999-00 10. 1746 1988-89 11. 1730 1980-81 12. 1723 1986-87 13. 1675 2012-13 14. 1660 1985-86 15. 1657 2001-02

Field Goal Percentage1. .525 1986-87 2. .502 1985-86 3. .490 1984-85 4. .472 1987-88 5. .469 1983-84 6. .468 1988-89 7. .467 1980-81 8. .467 1981-82 9. .465 1989-90 10. .452 2010-11 11. .444 1982-83 12. .431 2002-03 13. .423 2003-04 14. .418 2007-08 15. .416 1997-98

3-Point Field Goals Made1. 188 2011-12 2. 177 2012-13 3. 151 2010-11 4. 146 2001-02 5. 132 1996-97 6. 127 2009-10 7. 113 1998-99 8. 109 2002-03 9. 103 2000-01 10. 98 2008-09 98 2004-05 12. 95 2003-04 95 2005-06 14. 94 1997-98 15. 93 1999-00

3-Point Field Goals Attempted1. 586 2012-13 2. 571 2011-12 3. 445 2010-11 4. 427 2001-02 5. 404 2013-14 6. 378 1996-97 7. 364 2009-10 8. 357 1998-99 357 2004-05 10. 334 2006-07 11. 333 2000-01 12. 320 2008-09 13. 318 2003-04 14. 316 1999-00 15. 307 2002-03

3-Point Field Goal Percentage1. .430 1988-89 2. .355 2002-03 3. .349 1996-97 4. .349 2009-10 5. .344 1987-88 6. .342 2001-02 7. .339 2010-11 8. .336 1991-92 9. .329 2011-12 10. .329 1997-98 11. .328 1989-90 12. .327 2007-08 13. .320 2005-06 14. .317 1998-99 15. .315 1993-94

Free Throws Made1. 496 2007-08 2. 468 2008-09 3. 452 1992-93 452 1999-00 5. 451 2005-06 6. 413 2006-07 7. 411 1983-84 8. 403 2010-11 403 1986-87 403 2001-02 11. 398 1997-98 12. 395 2003-04 13. 392 2002-03 14. 379 2009-10 15. 378 1991-92 378 1994-95

Free Throws Attempted1. 728 2007-08 2. 692 1992-93 3. 665 2008-09 665 1999-00 5. 664 2005-06 6. 637 2006-07 7. 631 1983-84 8. 626 1980-81 9. 618 1997-98 10. 617 2001-02 11. 606 1984-85 12. 605 2010-11 13. 593 2003-04 14. 591 2002-03 15. 585 1986-87

Free Throw Percentage 1. .713 1993-94 2. .704 2008-09 3. .689 1986-87 4. .689 1991-92 5. .681 2007-08 6. .680 1999-00 7. .679 2005-06 8. .674 2009-10 9. .673 1994-95 10. .671 1990-91 11. .666 2010-11 12. .666 2003-04 13. .663 2002-03 14. .659 2011-12 15. .658 2000-01

Rebounds1. 1266 1999-00 2. 1258 1987-88 3. 1223 2001-02 4. 1196 1981-82 5. 1187 2010-11 6. 1175 2011-12 7. 1169 1983-84 8. 1161 1984-85 9. 1129 2002-03 10. 1117 2006-07 11. 1115 2008-09 12. 1114 2007-08 13. 1107 1985-86 1107 1992-93 15. 1082 2009-10

Rebounds Per Game1. 43.4 1987-88 2. 42.7 1981-82 3. 42.2 1999-00 4. 41.8 1983-84 5. 41.6 1980-81 6. 41.5 1984-85 7. 41.0 1992-93 8. 40.8 2001-02 9. 40.3 2002-03 10. 40.2 1982-83 11. 39.5 1985-86 12. 38.7 1979-80 13. 38.0 1988-89 14. 37.8 1986-87 15. 37.7 1996-97

Assists1. 525 1986-87 2. 520 1987-88 3. 510 2010-11 4. 453 2011-12 5. 426 2002-03 6. 423 1984-85 7. 415 1988-89 8. 400 1981-82 9. 389 1999-00 10. 378 2001-02 11. 375 1989-90 12. 374 2007-08 374 2009-10 14. 359 2008-09 15. 357 1985-86

Blocked Shots1. 146 1999-00 2. 140 2010-11 3. 130 1984-85 4. 90 1998-99 5. 87 1997-98 6. 83 1987-88 7. 80 2012-13 8. 77 2011-12 9. 73 2006-07 10. 69 2001-02 69 2007-08 12. 68 1989-90 13. 66 1985-86 14. 64 2009-10 15. 62 1995-96


HISTORY AND RECORDS

Steals1. 409 2010-11 2. 353 1987-88 3. 348 1988-89 4. 346 1986-87 5. 341 2011-12 6. 338 1981-82 7. 329 1985-86 8. 318 2007-08 9. 315 1983-84 10. 308 1989-90 11. 289 2008-09 12. 282 1982-83 13. 280 2009-10 14. 265 1992-93 15. 258 1991-92

Scoring Defense1. 54.2 2002-03 2. 57.9 2005-06 3. 59.2 2008-09 4. 60.0 2003-04 5. 60.1 2010-11 6. 60.6 2001-02 7. 61.3 2009-10 8. 63.1 2006-07 9. 63.1 2004-05 10. 63.6 2000-01 11. 63.7 2007-08 12. 64.2 2012-13 13. 64.4 1985-86 14. 65.4 1999-00 15. 65.8 1994-95

Field Goal Pct. Defense1. .353 2002-03 2. .379 1999-00 3. .381 2001-02 4. .384 2005-06 5. .387 2004-05 6. .396 2012-13 7. .398 2010-11 8. .401 2003-04 9. .402 2008-09 10. .403 2000-01 11. .405 2006-07 12. .408 1998-99 13. .409 2009-10 14. .414 1985-86 15. .417 1984-85

3-Point Field Goal Pct. Defense1. .252 2002-03 2. .295 1998-99 3. .305 2001-02 4. .308 2011-12 5. .310 2012-13 6. .315 2005-06 7. .316 2000-01 8. .320 1992-93 9. .321 2009-10 10. .321 1994-95 11. .321 2010-11 12. .322 1997-98 13. .325 2008-09 14. .326 1990-91 15. .327 1989-90

Rebounding Defense1. 34.1 2010-11 2. 34.1 1985-86 3. 34.3 2007-08 4. 34.7 2003-04 5. 35.1 2005-06 6. 35.1 2002-03 7. 35.3 2009-10 8. 36.5 2000-01 9. 36.7 2001-02 10. 36.8 1993-94 11. 36.8 1996-97 12. 36.9 1986-87 13. 36.9 2006-07 14. 37.1 2008-09 15. 37.1 1995-96

Rebounding Margin1. 5.4 1985-86 2. 5.2 2002-03 3. 4.2 1987-88 4. 4.0 2001-02 5. 2.0 2005-06 6. 2.0 1984-85 7. 1.9 2010-11 8. 1.8 1999-00 9. 1.6 2007-08 10. 0.9 1996-97 11. 0.9 1986-87 12. 0.4 2000-01 13. -0.2 1990-91

Games Played1. 33 2011-12 33 2010-11 3. 32 2013-14 4. 31 2006-07 31 2007-08 31 2008-09 31 2012-13 31 2009-10 9. 30 2001-02 30 1999-00 11. 29 1987-88 12. 28 1986-87 28 2000-01 28 1990-91 28 1988-89 28 2003-04 28 1981-82 28 1983-84 28 2004-05 28 2002-03 28 1985-86 28 2005-06 28 1984-85

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

The 2011-12 UNCW women’s basketball team set the school record by making 188 three-point field goals and matched a school record by playing 33 games


HISTORY AND RECORDS

Gwen Austin | Center | Wallace, N.C. 2,056Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1981 28-NA NA NA 185-338 .547 NA-NA NA 78-119 .655 278-9.9 90 4 16 n/a n/a 32 448 16.01982 25-NA NA NA 192-379 .507 NA-NA NA 64-107 .598 288-11.5 77 5 17 49 0 41 448 17.91983 28-NA NA NA 234-452 .518 NA-NA NA 121-188 .644 365-13.0 89 4 26 0 0 46 589 21.01984 28-NA NA NA 237-457 .519 NA-NA NA 97-163 .595 359-12.8 80 3 41 51 76 40 571 20.4TOTAL 109-NA NA NA 848-1626 .522 NA-NA NA 360-577 .624 1290-11.8 336 16 100 100 76 159 2056 18.9

Brittany Blackwell | Forward | Raleigh, N.C. 1,744Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2007 29-25 866 29.9 150-293 .512 6-11 .545 112-157 .713 223-7.7 78 3 31 78 5 54 418 14.42008 31-31 981 31.6 152-348 .437 4-18 .222 119-168 .708 258-8.3 88 2 62 100 9 53 427 13.82009 31-31 1002 32.3 142-342 .415 8-30 .267 108-171 .632 240-7.7 86 2 90 112 8 73 400 12.92010 33-33 1133 34.3 191-346 .552 0-3 .000 117-187 .626 282-8.5 82 0 73 122 14 103 499 15.1TOTAL 124-120 3982 32.1 635-1329 .478 18-62 .290 456-683 .668 1003-8.1 334 7 256 412 36 283 1744 14.1

Jill Amos | Guard | Cooleemee, N.C. 1,718Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1980 25-NA NA NA 174-356 .489 NA-NA NA 32-48 .667 99-4.0 62 2 40 0 0 0 380 15.21981 27-NA NA NA 182-379 .480 NA-NA NA 19-29 .655 62-2.3 55 0 66 0 0 59 383 14.21982 25-NA NA NA 201-408 .493 NA-NA NA 32-57 .561 73-2.9 81 3 65 57 0 50 434 17.41983 28-NA NA NA 238-462 .515 NA-NA NA 45-59 .763 103-3.7 74 3 94 0 0 51 521 18.6TOTAL 105-NA NA NA 795-1605 .495 NA-NA NA 128-193 .663 337-3.2 272 8 265 57 0 160 1718 16.4

Tressa Reese | Forward | Fayetteville, N.C. 1,501Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1987 24-3 220 9.2 46-111 .414 6-23 .261 8-13 .615 41-1.7 10 0 6 14 3 8 106 4.41988 28-27 867 31.0 155-336 .461 33-81 .407 44-60 .733 175-6.3 83 4 42 38 8 43 387 13.81989 26-26 921 35.4 215-415 .518 17-60 .283 76-98 .776 164-6.3 62 1 39 71 10 44 523 20.11990 28-28 932 33.3 185-427 .433 41-131 .313 74-99 .747 155-5.5 70 0 38 61 5 34 485 17.3TOTAL 106-84 2940 27.7 601-1289 .466 97-295 .329 202-270 .748 535-5.0 225 5 125 184 26 129 1501 14.2

UNCW’s 1,000-POINT SCORERS

Brittany Blackwell Tressa Reese


HISTORY AND RECORDS

Sahsha Taylor | Forward | Charlotte, N.C. 1,324Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2004 6-0 31 5.2 5-8 .625 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 9-1.5 9 0 0 5 2 3 10 1.72005 28-27 835 29.8 123-271 .454 4-14 .286 91-132 .689 208-7.4 88 4 31 64 8 44 341 12.22006 30-29 1005 33.5 142-319 .445 5-19 .263 83-138 .601 187-6.2 96 3 36 96 22 36 372 12.42007 31-31 894 28.8 148-325 .455 5-20 .250 114-182 .626 182-5.9 102 4 20 80 18 54 415 13.42008 19-17 502 26.4 64-161 .398 6-23 .261 52-71 .732 103-5.4 50 1 19 46 6 30 186 9.8TOTAL 114-104 3267 28.7 482-1084 .445 20-76 .263 340-526 .646 689-6.0 345 12 106 291 56 167 1324 11.6

Chandra Watkins | Guard | Raleigh, N.C. 1,309Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1996 26-2 470 18.1 78-214 .364 12-45 .267 32-52 .615 78-3.0 57 1 60 82 1 47 200 7.71997 26-24 677 26.0 131-322 .407 10-30 .333 73-111 .658 100-3.8 75 5 61 100 2 54 345 13.31998 27-27 794 29.4 157-336 .467 8-26 .308 67-100 .670 124-4.6 56 0 71 98 1 71 389 14.41999 26-22 772 29.7 143-347 .412 7-14 .500 82-117 .701 121-4.7 66 3 65 63 3 47 375 14.4TOTAL 105-75 2713 25.8 509-1219 .418 37-115 .322 254-380 .668 423-4.0 254 9 257 343 7 219 1309 12.5

Elizabeth Bell | Forward/Center | Fayetteville, N.C. 1,290Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1984 28-28 NA NA 143-261 .548 NA-NA NA 60-89 .674 176-6.3 95 6 46 71 15 37 346 12.41985 28-25 NA NA 159-307 .518 NA-NA NA 52-85 .612 187-6.7 106 10 25 83 23 57 370 13.21986 28-28 983 35.1 239-424 .564 NA-NA NA 96-125 .768 236-8.4 93 5 30 103 10 56 574 20.5TOTAL 84-81 NA NA 541-992 .545 NA-NA NA 208-299 .696 599-7.1 294 21 101 257 48 150 1290 15.4

Jennifer Kapper | Guard | Waynesville, Ohio 1,222Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2000 28-4 480 17.1 29-93 .312 9-29 .310 21-30 .700 32-1.1 32 0 39 59 0 16 88 3.12001 30-30 1077 35.9 152-464 .328 59-183 .322 95-133 .714 97-3.2 68 2 96 111 1 36 458 15.32002 28-28 933 33.3 105-277 .379 56-149 .376 49-64 .766 75-2.7 55 0 101 73 5 32 315 11.32003 28-28 998 35.6 111-296 .375 38-121 .314 101-125 .808 79-2.8 60 1 73 92 7 38 361 12.9TOTAL 114-90 3488 30.6 397-1130 .351 162-482 .336 266-352 .756 283-2.5 215 3 309 335 13 122 1222 10.7

UNCW’s 1,000-POINT SCORERS

Sahsha Taylor Chandra Watkins


HISTORY AND RECORDS

UNCW’s 1,000-POINT SCORERSSissy Morse | Forward | Rockingham, N.C. 1,210Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1984 27-13 NA NA 106-194 .546 NA NA 8-16 .500 95-3.5 51 1 55 49 7 21 220 8.11985 28-27 NA NA 164-300 .547 NA NA 28-32 .875 112-4.0 57 3 45 74 5 54 356 12.71986 28-28 981 35.0 167-316 .528 NA NA 28-38 .737 121-4.3 54 1 97 79 5 44 362 12.91987 27-26 864 32.0 126-262 .481 1-5 .200 19-26 .731 132-4.9 45 1 97 61 9 33 272 10.1TOTAL 110-94 NA NA 563-1072 .525 1-5 .200 83-112 .741 460-4.2 207 6 294 263 26 152 1210 11.0

Greta Luksyte | Guard | Vilnius, Lithuania 1,152Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2006-07 28-14 700 25.0 67-166 .404 19-55 .345 36-52 .692 75-2.7 37 0 35 53 2 22 189 6.82007-08 31-31 936 30.2 110-270 .407 43-114 .377 85-97 .876 97-3.1 46 0 43 95 3 42 348 11.22008-09 31-31 877 28.3 103-261 .395 34-106 .321 102-128 .797 101-3.3 39 0 38 82 0 46 342 11.02009-10 31-19 625 20.2 91-206 .442 30-71 .423 61-73 .836 78-2.5 54 0 31 55 0 31 273 8.8TOTAL 121-95 3138 25.9 371-903 .411 126-346 .364 284-350 .811 351-2.9 176 0 147 285 5 141 1152 9.5

Shameka Montgomery | Forward | North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 1,139Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1999 30-0 460 15.3 42-104 .404 0-1 .000 12-32 .375 129-4.3 51 0 9 28 9 3 96 3.22000 28-28 714 25.5 101-201 .502 0-0 .000 92-136 .676 195-7.0 60 1 21 59 0 14 294 10.52001 30-30 867 28.9 157-325 .483 0-1 .000 84-130 .646 232-7.7 63 0 13 62 3 17 398 13.32002 28-28 695 24.8 127-260 .488 0-0 .000 97-163 .595 168-6.0 62 2 2 46 1 18 351 12.5TOTAL 116-86 2736 23.6 427-890 .480 0-2 .000 285-461 .618 724-6.2 236 3 45 195 13 52 1139 9.8

Sharon McDowell | Forward | Elizabethtown, N.C. 1,125Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1984 14-1 0 0.0 10-15 .667 0-0 .000 9-15 .600 14-1.0 18 0 0 15 0 6 29 2.11985 25-17 0 0.0 61-132 .462 0-0 .000 43-71 .606 171--6.8 73 5 19 45 3 36 165 6.61986 28-28 943 33.7 170-251 .677 0-0 .000 107-156 .686 306-10.9 96 4 37 60 2 76 447 16.01987 29-29 992 34.2 185-301 .615 0-0 .000 114-173 .659 315-10.9 100 3 31 62 4 62 484 16.7TOTAL 96-75 1935 20.2 426-699 .609 0-0 .000 273-415 .658 806-8.4 287 12 87 182 9 180 1125 11.7

Sonya Pickard | Guard | Lumberton, N.C. 1,055Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1981 27-0 NA NA 35-90 .389 NA-NA NA 22-32 .688 52-1.9 17 0 25 0 0 22 92 3.41982 25-0 NA NA 99-218 .454 NA-NA NA 37-48 .771 89-3.6 29 0 54 49 0 44 235 9.41983 28-0 NA NA 134-309 .434 NA-NA NA 96-127 .756 168-6.0 55 1 62 0 0 64 364 13.01984 28-28 NA NA 147-317 .464 NA-NA NA 70-101 .693 77-2.8 44 0 108 101 3 53 364 13.0TOTAL 108-28 NA NA 415-934 .444 NA-NA NA 225-308 .731 386-3.6 145 1 249 150 3 183 1055 9.8

Charlene Page | Guard | Apex, N.C. 1,029Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1985 24-1 0 0.0 54-101 .535 0-0 .000 27-38 .711 35-1.5 17 0 13 37 0 15 135 5.61986 Did Not Play1987 29-29 953 32.9 148-357 .415 0-0 .000 58-77 .753 165-5.7 57 0 84 98 6 40 354 12.21988 28-28 1012 36.1 225-438 .514 0-1 .000 90-124 .726 216-7.7 73 2 69 95 3 97 540 19.3TOTAL 81-58 1965 24.3 427-896 .477 0-1 .000 175-239 .732 416-5.1 147 2 166 230 9 152 1029 12.7

Sharon McMillan | Guard | Raeford, N.C. 1,021Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb.-Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg1980 25-0 0 0.0 167-351 .476 0-0 .000 91-151 .603 164-6.6 90 8 72 0 0 0 425 17.01981 28-0 0 0.0 158-315 .502 0-0 .000 64-95 .674 132-4.7 69 1 119 0 0 66 380 13.61982 18-0 0 0.0 87-189 .460 0-0 .000 42-69 .609 92-5.1 55 2 60 89 0 45 216 12.0TOTAL 71-0 0 0.0 412-855 .482 0-0 .000 197-315 .625 388-5.5 214 11 251 89 0 111 1021 14.4


HISTORY AND RECORDS

FIELD GOALS MADEFRESHMEN YEAR FGMGwen Austin 1981-82 185Meagan Samis 2004-05 180Jill Amos 1980-81 174Sharon McMillan 1980-81 167Brie Mobley 2013-14 157

SOPHOMORES YEAR FGMGwen Austin 1982-83 192Jill Amos 1981-82 182Elizabeth Bell 1984-85 159Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 152Sahsha Taylor 2006-07 142

JUNIORS YEAR FGMElizabeth Bell 1986-87 239 Gwen Austin 1983-84 234 Charlene Page 1988-89 225 Tressa Reese 1989-90 215

SENIORS YEAR FGM Jill Amos 1983-84 238 Gwen Austin 1985-86 237 Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 191 Sharon McDowell 1987-88 185 Tressa Reese 1990-91 185

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDFRESHMEN YEAR FGAMeagan Samis 2004-05 411Brie Mobley 2013-14 393Jill Amos 1980-81 356Sharon McMillan 1980-81 351Gwen Austin 1981-82 338

SOPHOMORES YEAR FGAJennifer Kapper 2001-02 464Alisha Andrews 2011-12 423Gwen Austin 1982-83 379Jill Amos 1981-82 379Charlene Page 1987-88 357

JUNIORS YEAR FGAKelva Atkins 2013-14 469Gwen Austin 1983-84 452Charlene Page 1988-89 438Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 424Tressa Reese 1989-90 415

SENIORS YEAR FGAJill Amos 1983-84 462Gwen Austin 1984-85 457Tressa Reese 1990-91 427Sheila Patterson 1983-84 406Lori Drake 2006-07 384

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEFRESHMEN YEAR FG%Elizabeth Bell 1984-85 .548Sissy Morse 1984-85 .546Christy Gambill 1996-97 .528Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 .512

SOPHOMORES YEAR FG%J.Bennett 1988-89 .586Sissy Morse 1985-86 .547Elizabeth Bell 1985-86 .518

JUNIORS YEAR FG%Sharon McDowell 1986-87 .677Jennifer Bennett 1989-90 .599Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 .564Tanika Harrison 2003-04 .545Sissy Morse 1986-87 .528Christy Gambill 1998-99 .528

SENIORS YEAR FG%Sharon McDowell 1987-88 .615Jennifer Bennett 1990-91 .602Jenny Owens 1985-86 .558Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 .552R. Friesen-Norwood 2002-03 .541

FREE THROWS MADEFRESHMEN YEAR FTM Britany Blackwell 2007-08 112 Sahsha Taylor 2005-06 91 Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 91 Alex Stewart 2005-06 90 Candace Walker 2005-06 86

SOPHOMORES YEAR FTM Britany Blackwell 2008-09 119 Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 95 S. Montgomery 2000-01 92Pat Martin 1991-92 89 Greta Luksyte 2007-08 85

JUNIORS YEAR FTM Gwen Austin 1983-84 121 Sahsha Taylor 2007-08 114 Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 108 Sharon McDowell 1986-87 107 Kristen Hanzer 2010-11 106

SENIORS YEAR FTM Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 117 Sharon McDowell 1987-88 114 Christy Gambill 1999-00 106 Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 101 S. Montgomery 2002-03 97 Gwen Austin 1984-85 97

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDFRESHMEN YEAR FTABritany Blackwell 2007-08 157Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 153Sharron McMillan 1980-81 151Alex Stewart 2005-06 149Sahsha Taylor 2005-06 132

SOPHOMORES YEAR FTABrittany Blackwell 2008-09 168Sasha Taylor 2006-07 138Shameka Montgomery 2000-01 136Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 133Alex Stewart 2006-07 129

JUNIORS YEAR FTAGwen Austin 1983-84 188Sahsha Taylor 2007-08 182Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 171Sharon McDowell 1986-87 156Kelva Atkins 2013-14 151

SENIORS YEAR FTABrittany Blackwell 2010-11 187Sharon McDowell 1987-88 173Shameka Montgomery 2002-03 163Gwen Austin 1984-85 163Christy Gambill 1999-00 149

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEFRESHMEN YEAR PCT.Gina Caglione 1994-95 .848Toni Esposito 1994-95 .847Myra Horton 1991-92 .800Kim Bush 1990-91 .795Lorraine Cordaway 1990-91 .772

SOPHOMORES YEAR PCT.Heather Starck 1993-94 .895Greta Luksyte 2007-08 .876Sissy Morse 1985-86 .875Lorraine Cordaway 1991-92 .817Stephanie Fernald 2005-06 .814

JUNIORS YEAR PCT.Kim Bush 1992-93 .871Lori Drake 2005-06 .839Kelly Norton 1993-94 .829Donta Davis 2002-03 .818Myra Horton 1993-94 .800

SENIORS YEAR PCT.Greta Luksyte 2009-10 .836Jennifer Kapper 2003-04 .808Heather Starck 1995-96 .769Jill Amos 1983-84 .763Denise Lawrence 2006-07 .759

POINTSFRESHMEN YEAR PTSGwen Austin 1981-82 448Meagan Samis 2004-05 442Sharon McMillan 1980-81 425Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 418Jill Amos 1980-81 380

SOPHOMORES YEAR PTSJennifer Kapper 2001-02 458Gwen Austin 1982-83 448Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 427Alisha Andrews 2011-12 394Tressa Reese 1988-89 387

JUNIORS YEAR PTSGwen Austin 1983-84 589Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 574Charlene Page 1988-89 540Tressa Reese 1989-90 523Kelva Atkins 2013-14 506

SENIORS YEAR PTSGwen Austin 1984-85 571Jill Amos 1983-84 521Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 499Tressa Reese 1990-91 485Sharon McDowell 1987-88 484

CLASS-bY-CLASS SINGLE season leaders

Greta Luksyte


HISTORY AND RECORDS

SCORING AVERAGEFRESHMEN YEAR PPGGwen Austin 1981-82 17.9Sharon McMillan 1980-81 17.0Meagan Samis 2004-05 16.3Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 15.7Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 14.4

SOPHOMORES YEAR PPGGwen Austin 1982-83 17.9Jennifer Kapper 2001-02 15.3Lorraine Cordaway 1991-92 14.6Jill Amos 1981-82 14.2Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 13.8

JUNIORS YEAR PPGGwen Austin 1983-84 21.0Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 20.5Tressa Reese 1989-90 20.1

SENIORS YEAR PPGGwen Austin 1984-85 20.0Jill Amos 1983-84 18.6Tressa Reese 1990-91 17.3Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 15.1Lori Drake 2006-07 13.7

REBOUNDSFRESHMEN YEAR REBS.Sherri Crumpler 1980-81 311Gwen Austin 1981-82 278Ryan Flowers 2013-14 247Brittany Blackwell 2007-08 223Krystle Taylor 1987-88 220

SOPHOMORES YEAR REBS.Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 293Gwen Austin 1982-83 288Brittany Blackwell 2008-09 258Phyllis Edwards 1985-86 256Tracy Morgan 2001-02 248

JUNIORS YEAR REBS.Gwen Austin 1983-84 365Sharon McDowell 1986-87 306Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 240Karneshia Garrett 2011-12 239Elizabeth Bell 1986-87 236

SENIORS YEAR RBSGwen Austin 1984-85 359Karneshia Garrett 2012-13 330Sharon McDowell 1987-88 315Brittany Blackwell 2010-11 282Linda Plum 1979-80 255

ASSISTSFRESHMEN YEAR ASTAlisha Andrews 2010-11 166Cindy Makowksi 1987-88 147Meg Withrow 2004-05 108Toni Esposito 1994-95 82Kim Bush 1990-91 81

SOPHOMORES YEAR ASTJohnnie Smith 1986-87 194Cindy Makowski 1989-90 166 Alisha Andrews 2011-12 158Sharon McMillan 1981-82 119Shade Smith 2006-07 97

JUNIORS YEAR ASTGina Bennett 1988-89 137Tawanna Lee 2011-12 115Johnnie Smith 1987-88 106Jennifer Kapper 2002-03 101Kelva Atkins 2013-14 101

SENIORS YEAR ASTWanda Carroll 1986-87 138Sonya Pickard 1984-85 108Sissy Morse 1987-88 97Tawanna Lee 2012-13 84Cherie Lea 2002-04 82

STEALSFRESHMEN YEAR STAlisha Andrews 2010-11 98Cindy Makowski 1987-88 75Meg Withrow 2004-05 71Lisa Williams 1989-90 61Tara Spencer 1994-95 53

SOPHOMORES YEAR STAlisha Andrews 2011-12 88Johnnie Smith 1986-87 85Cindy Makowski 1989-90 72Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 71Candace Walker 2007-08 63

JUNIORS YEAR STCharlene Page 1988-89 97Sharon McDowell 1986-87 76Brittany Blackwell 2009-10 73Jessica Freeman 2011-12 72Chandra Watkins 1998-99 71

SENIORS YEAR STBrittany Blackwell 2010-11 103Shelia Patterson 1983-84 99Jessica Freeman 2012-13 79Sharon McDowell 1987-88 62Sonya Pickard 1984-85 53Wanda Carroll 1986-87 53

BLOCKSFRESHMEN YEAR BLKSGwen Austin 1981-82 51Krystie Taylor 1987-88 46Sherri Crumpler 1981-82 42Tiffany Stacey 1992-93 40Alexia Moffit 1989-90 27

SOPHOMORES YEAR BLKSSheri Crumpler 1981-82 44Ioula Boxley 1997-98 42Gwen Austin 1982-83 39Alex Stewart 2006-07 27Kelly Kincaid 1988-89 27

JUNIORS YEAR BLKSJurga Paliaukaite 1998-99 71Gwen Austin 1984-84 56Tiffany Stacey 1994-95 29Martha White 2009-10 28Ayoola Weaver 2011-12 26

SENIORS YEAR BLKSIoula Boxley 1999-2000 77Gwen Austin 1984-85 76 Martha White 2010-11 65Jurga Paliaukaite 1999-2000 40Tiffany Stacey 1995-96 38

CLASS-bY-CLASS SINGLE season leaders

Brittany Blackwell set the UNCW single-season record with 103 steals as a senior during the 2010-11 season


HISTORY AND RECORDS

AKerry Albrittain ......................1986-87Jenny Allen ............................1977-79Jasmine Alston .......................2008-09Jill Amos .................................1980-84Alisha Andrews ......................2010-12Kelva Atkins ............. 2012-ActiveGwen Austin ...........................1981-85

BDenise Bailey..........................1988-90Julie Barden ...........................1973-76Laura Barry ........................2004-2005Latonia Beale .........................1996-00Elizabeth Bell .........................1984-87Gina Bennett ............................... 1988Jennifer Bennett ....................1987-90Brittany Blackwell ..................2007-11Amber Blank .....................1993-94,96Patricia Blanton ......................1977-78Harriet Blalock .......................1976-77Artesa Bohannan ...................1976-78Sheila Boles ............................1973-76Kamali Bouvay .......................1996-98Julia Boxley ......................1997-98,99Angie Browder .......................1984-85Dana Brown ...........................2012-13Tracy Bradshaw ......................1987-90Toni Bryant .............................1973-76Janet Bullard ..........................1983-84Kim Bush ................................1991-94

CGina Caglione .............................. 1995D’Asia Cain................ 2013-ActiveStacy Cantley..........................1994-98Kim Capria ..............................1982-83Wanda Carroll.........................1983-87Shannon Casteel ....................1995-99Sharon Castleberry .................1978-79Caroline Chambliss ...................... 1990Joy Champion.........................1978-79Joanna Chandler ....................1992-94Patty Clark ..............................1977-78Jessica Cohen .........................2008-11Jeri Lynn Coker .......................1998-02Shatia Cole ............... 2013-ActiveErin Conley .............................2002-03Lorraine Cordaway .................1990-91Phyllis Creech .........................1974-77Sherri Crumpler ......................1980-82

DDonta Davis ............................2000-04Sue Dean ................................1982-86Diana DeLeon .........................1973-74Vertha Dixon ..........................1978-82Lori Drake ...............................2004-07Lillian Drumgold ....................2001-03

EKim Edmondson .....................1983-84Phyllis Edwards ......................1984-86Toni Esposito ............................... 1995Mitzi Eury ...............................1976-77Tonia Evans ............................1985-86

FStephanie Fernald ..................2005-08Julia Finlay .............................2008-10Rosalyn Flood .........................1987-89Ryan Flowers ............ 2013-ActiveJessica Freeman .....................2009-13Paulette Freeman ...................1986-87Rachael Friesen -Norwood .....1999-03Kim Fuller ...............................1983-84Linda Funderburk ...................1976-77

GChristy Gambill .......................1996-00Brittany Gamby ......................2009-13Karneshia Garrett ...................2011-13Joann Gentry ..........................1974-78LuAnn Gentry .........................1980-81Hannah Grady ........................1992-95Janet Grady ............................1978-80Shelly Groce ...........................1973-74Cullen Gutshall .......................1996-98

HKristen Hanzer ........................2008-11Tiffany Harper ............................. 2000Vickey Harper .........................2000-02Zandra Harris..........................1991-93Tanika Harrison ......................2001-05Angela Harvey ........................1979-80Jennifer Hassell ......................1977-79Gwynn Hawes ........................1973-75Denita Hayes ..........................1975-77Jennifer Heath ........................1977-79Jenny Helms ...........................1989-90Jordan Henry ............ 2013-ActiveKatie Hettler ...........................2000-01Myra Horton ...........................1992-94Shermeca Howard ..................2001-02

ILindsay Isom ..........................2002-05

JTheresa Jackson-Henderson ...2008-12Valarie James .........................1986-87Treasure Johnson ....................2007-11Tiffany Johnson ......................1993-94Sylvia Johnston ......................1977-78Cindy Jones ............................1976-77Lisa Jones ...............................1984-86Carla Joyner............................1986-87Susie Juma .............................1982-83

KJennifer Kapper ......................2000-04Kata Katanich .........................2002-03Susan Kelly .............................1989-92Charlotte Kelso .......................1974-75Debbie Kelso ..........................1973-76April Kerr ................................2001-02Kathi Keston ...........................1973-74Kelly Kincaid...........................1987-90Terry Kirby ..............................1975-79Brenda Knowles .....................1973-75

LGail Lanier ..............................1973-74Denise Lawrence ....................2003-07Cherie Lea ..............................2002-04Darcy Lee................................1980-81Tawanna Lee ..........................2011-13Sheri Letourneau ....................1982-83Mya Levels .............................2009-11April Lewis .............................1977-79Cindy Lindsay .........................1983-84Jill Longordo ............................... 1994Kathy Lothspeich ....................1977-79Greta Luksyte .........................2006-10

MCindy Makowski .....................1987-90Joy Manson ............................2004-06Jovana Mandic .......................2011-13Denise Marsh .........................1993-96Pat Martin ..............................1991-94Betsy Massari .........................1976-77Jayne Matthews .....................1981-82Stephanie Mauney .................1974-75Ershlena McAdoo ..........1997-98,2001Sharon McDowell ...................1984-88Christy McGee ........................1998-99Chelsea McGowen ..................2011-13Sheronda McLean...................2007-09Johanna McMillan ..... 2013-ActiveSharon McMillan ....................1980-83Brie Mobley .............. 2013-ActiveAlexia Moffitt .........................1990-91Shameka Montgomery ......1999-2003Brena Moore ..........................1978-79Carol Moore ............................1974-77Wanda Moore .........................1976-78Tracy Morgan .........................2000-04Sissy Morse ............................1984-88Wynelle Murphy .....................1974-75Sarah Myatt ..................... 2013-Active

NCindy Norfleet ........................1977-78Sharon Norris .........................1973-75Kelly Norton ................................ 1994

OOlivia Oakley ..........................2012-14Stephanie Oglesby .................1998-99Jenny Owens .....................1982,84-86

PCharlene Page ........................1985-87Jurga Paliaukaite ....................1997-00Becca Papach .........................2004-08Sheila Patterson .....................1980-84Aesha Peters...........................2010-11Sonya Pickard .........................1981-85Linda Plum .............................1979-80Sonya Pickard .........................1984-85Shannon Presswood ...............2002-04Beth Pruitt .............................1979-81

QTara Quick ..............................1978-79

RTressa Reese ...........................1987-90Leah Rehill .............................1990-91Regina Reid ............................1982-83Kelsy Reitz ..............................2007-10Amber Reeves ........... 2013-ActiveMartha Richardson .................1973-74Krissy Riggs ............................1997-01Emily Roberts .........................2002-05Ellen Rogers ...........................1978-79Monica Rozzelle .......................... 2000Patti Ryan ...............................1990-91

SMeagan Samis .......................2003-05Casey Sawhook ......................2006-10Amy Seagroves .......................1992-93Kathi Shands ..........................1978-80Bett Shelby ............................2002-04Whitney Simmons..................2008-10Debbie Smith .........................1976-77Johnnie Smith ........................1985-88Kathy Smith ...........................1979-80Shade Smith ...........................2005-08Sharon Smith .........................1981-82Tara Spencer ................................ 1995Kelley Spessard ......................1985-86Tiffany Stacey .........................1992-96Heather Starck........................1993-96Jasmine Steele ......... 2013-ActiveAlex Stewart...........................2005-07Cydnei Stoudt .........................2005-07Bethany Stranges ...................2004-07Linda Stuart ...........................1979-81

TMelissa Tynismaa ...................1984-85Krystle Taylor ..........................1987-88Linda Taylor ............................1974-75Sahsha Taylor .....................2004-2009Naqaiyyah Teague .... 2013-ActiveDee Dee Toon .........................1995-99Abria Trice ..............................2010-12

VDiana Denezia ........................2010-14Michaela Vezenkova ...........2003-2006

WDebbie Warner .......................1973-76Leslie Warrender ....................1976-78Candace Walker ......................2005-10Katy Walters ...........................1996-00Chandra Watkins ....................1996-00Ayoola Weaver........................2011-12B’Kiya Webb ...........................2012-13Martha White .........................2007-11Jan Williams .......................2000-2002Lisa Williams ............................... 1989Amy Williford .............................. 1986Jan Willis ................................1975-76Darci Wilson ...........................1979-83Terry Wilson ...........................1992-94Tonya Winfield .......................1995-99Meg Withrow .........................2004-05Rachael Wojdowski ................2002-03Caroline Wright ......................1998-99Mallory Wyrick ............................ 2005

YBeth Young .................................. 1994Shelley Young .........................1979-80

ALL-TIME ROSTER


HISTORY AND RECORDS

YEAR-by-year results1973-74 | 4-7

Coach: Jan Donahue 1-18 at Campbell L 54-31 1-21 PEMBROKE STATE W 41-33 1-24 CAMPBELL W 47-45 1-28 COASTAL CAROLINA L 38-37 2-4 at Pembroke State W 40-33 2-6 at East Carolina L 48-38 2-12 at Coastal Carolina L 36-28 2-21 vs. Atlantic Christian * L 48-41 2-22 vs. Pfieffer * W 39-38 2-23 vs. Duke * L 71-45* - NCAIAW Class “B” Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.)

1974-75 | 7-9Coach: Jan Donahue

12-9 at St. Andrews W 59-4912-14 SAND HILLS C.C. L 50-481-13 ST. ANDREWS W 59-451-14 N.C. WESLEYAN W 42-321-21 at Campbell L 66-511-23 PEMBROKE STATE W 63-541-27 at Sand Hills C.C. L 60-511-29 EAST CAROLINA “B” W 66-642-4 at Pembroke State L 42-352-6 at N.C. Wesleyan W 68-232-10 at Peace L 66-482-11 at Meredith L 53-442-13 CAMPBELL L 68-622-17 COASTAL CAROLINA W 68-562-20 GUILFORD * L 66-63 OT2-21 DUKE * L 54-38* - NCAIAW Class “B” Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)

1975-76 | 5-10

Coach Jan Donahue1-5 at St. Andrews L 52-411-17 SAND HILLS C.C. W 54-531-21 at Atlantic Christian L 82-431-27 PEMBROKE STATE L 53-361-29 at Campbell L 72-422-2 at Meredith W 64-552-4 EAST CAROLINA W 61-59 OT2-10 MEREDITH L 58-512-14 CAMPBELL L 68-502-16 at East Carolina L 66-512-18 ST. ANDREWS W 63-462-23 METHODIST W 62-602-26 at Pembroke State L 58-443-1 PEACE L 79-383-4 LENOIR RHYNE * L 59-46* - NCAIAW Class “B” Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

1976-77 | 2-12Coach Ann Kraft

12-6 at Methodist L N/A12-10 at Sand Hills C.C. L 70-521-15 CAMPBELL L 53-241-17 at Pembroke State L 65-391-21 METHODIST L N/A1-26 at Fayetteville State L 104-642-4 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN L 65-412-8 at St. Andrews W 71-462-10 PEMBROKE STATE L 75-642-14 N.C. A&T L N/A2-17 ST. ANDREWS W 61-592-21 at Atlantic Christian L 83-432-23 at Meredith L N/A2-28 at Peace L 99-39

1977-78 | 6-7Coach Eve Carmen

12-1 PEMBROKE L 63-4412-5 CAMPBELL L 83-4412-7 at Methodist L 70-5512-9 at Atlantic Christian L 75-591-10 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN L 61-561-11 at Pembroke W 57-541-17 MEREDITH W 61-561-23 at N.C. Wesleyan W 77-541-25 at Campbell L 81-581-28 N.C. A&T L 69-572-6 at Meredith W 89-852-7 METHODIST W 66-622-20 N.C. WESLEYAN W 75-48

1978-79 | 5-14Coach Eve Carmen

11-28 at Duke L 71-6112-2 N.C. CENTRAL L 98-7012-4 at Shaw L 61-5512-6 ELON L 70-5112-7 at Pembroke L 74-4912-16 EAST CAROLINA L 93-411-12 PEMBROKE L 59-571-13 at Meredith W 76-531-15 at Campbell L 82-611-18 SHAW W 67-581-20 at Elon L 83-711-22 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN L 84-681-26 at N.C. A&T L 75-631-30 MEREDITH W 75-572-3 BAPTIST W 65-592-9 UNC ASHEVILLE L 66-612-12 at Methodist L 69-652-15 CAMPBELL W 79-652-17 at N.C. Central L 64-59

1979-80 | 9-15Coach Marilyn Christoph

11-20 WINGATE W 67-5611-27 SHAW W 68-4411-28 at East Carolina L 86-5411-30 at UNC Charlotte L 82-5512-4 PFEIFFER L 77-6412-6 at Pembroke State L 82-6612-8 CATAWBA W 67-631-9 at Mount Olive L 82-741-11 UNC CHARLOTTE L 82-671-14 at N.C. Central W 77-73 (OT)1-17 at N.C. A&T L 77-451-19 at Wingate L 57-531-20 at Pfeiffer L 81-631-24 PEMBROKE STATE L 72-591-26 ELIZABETH CITY W 79-731-28 at Livingstone W 82-771-30 at N.C. A&T L 81-561-31 at Catawba W 66-632-2 LIVINGSTONE W 89-682-5 DUKE W 68-672-7 MOUNT OLIVE L 74-672-9 at N.C. Central L 61-552-25 at Gardner-Webb L 70-602-26 at UNC Asheville L 73-71(OT)


11-20 at Catawba W 91-5311-22 at N.C. Central W by forfeit11-24 LIVINGSTONE W 97-6412-2 at Duke L 78-7712-4 CATAWBA W 99-5112-9 WINGATE W 84-701-7 MANHATTAN W 62-591-9 at UNC Charlotte L 81-531-12 PEMBROKE STATE L 78-761-14 Shaw W 74-471-16 GARDNER-WEBB W 104-731-21 at Pfeiffer W 99-961-22 at Wingate W 81-631-24 BAPTIST W 78-591-26 UNC Charlotte W 86-771-28 at Pembroke State L 70-581-30 at Guilford W 78-521-31 at Wake Forest L 74-642-3 COASTAL CAROLINA W 91-512-5 at Livingstone W 98-882-10 EAST CAROLINA L 96-652-14 UNC ASHEVILLE L 78-772-16 PFEIFFER W 78-642-18 N.C. CENTRAL W 89-642-20 at Baptist W 77-402-25 vs. N.C. A&T * L 65-53* - NCAIAW Tournament (Hickory, N.C.)


11-24 SHAW W 92-5411-30 at Baptist W 80-4612-2 at Pembroke State L 69-6712-5 at Campbell L 105-6912-8 N.C. A&T W 68-6112-12 at East Carolina L 79-5212-17 at Fayetteville State L 97-7112-19 at N.C. State L 95-531-11 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 90-731-18 at N.C. A&T W 74-701-19 at Livingstone W 104-721-21 PEMBROKE STATE W 98-731-23 UNC ASHEVILLE W 88-591-26 UNC CHARLOTTE W 111-851-28 vs. William & Mary # W 81-601-29 at Francis Marion # L 98-691-30 vs. Campbell # W 96-812-3 CAMPBELL L 75-742-3 BAPTIST W 71-522-7 at Shaw L 80-712-12 at Gardner-Webb W 106-712-13 at Mars Hill W 91-702-15 at Coastal Carolina W 109-622-18 at UNC Charlotte W 107-742-21 DUKE W 59-572-25 BELMONT ABBEY * W 82-782-26 LENIOR RHYNE * L 87-562-27 CAMPBELL * L 82-61# - Foxy Lady Tournament (Florence, S.C.)* - NCAIAW Division II Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Marilyn Christoph11-18 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 93-7611-22 RADFORD W 73-6911-30 at Campbell L 75-6312-4 SHAW W 64-5912-5 at St. Augustine’s W 62-5812-7 N.C. WESLEYAN W 84-5512-10 N.C. A&T W 76-741-10 at Fayetteville St. L 78-621-14 GARDNER-WEBB W 117-581-17 at UNC Charlotte L 62-571-19 CAMPBELL L 70-671-22 WAKE FOREST L 99-651-27 vs. Morgan State # L 91-86ot1-28 vs. C.W. Post # L 61-50ot1-31 PEMBROKE ST. W 78-692-2 at Shaw L 70-542-5 at Appalachian State W 82-782-9 ST. AUGUSTINE’S W 101-79 2-11 at Livingstone W 71-682-12 at UNC Asheville L 71-692-15 at Pembroke State L 96-702-20 at UNC Greensboro W 84-672-21 at N.C. A&T W 84-702-23 EAST CAROLINA L 74-662-25 UNC CHARLOTTE L 82-77# - Foxy Lady Tournament (Florence, S.C.)

1983-84 | 22-6Coach: Marilyn Christoph

11-17 at Barber-Scotia W 81-6811-18 at UNC Charlotte L 85-6611-22 UNC GREENSBORO W 100-6911-30 ST. AUGUSTINE’S W 79-7612-2 MARS HILL W 107-9112-3 UNC ASHEVILLE W 74-6012-5 at Belmont Abbey W 60-5412-6 at Davidson W 138-441-10 at Pembroke State L 89-831-12 at Atlantic Christian W 79-681-14 BARBER-SCOTIA W 78-581-16 at Gardner-Webb W 104-771-18 at East Carolina W 61-601-21 DAVIDSON W 105-291-23 N.C. CENTRAL W 96-821-25 CAMPBELL W 90-801-30 BELMONT ABBEY W 68-612-6 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 81-662-8 at St. Augustine’s L 81-79ot2-11 at UNC Asheville L 91-742-12 at Mars Hill W 90-642-15 at Campbell W 72-592-20 PEMBROKE STATE W 61-592-24 GARDNER-WEBB W 100-702-25 at Duke L 87-692-28 LENOIR-RHYNE* W 81-763-1 at UNC Asheville* L 78-66* - NAIA District 26 State Playoffs


11-27 at Campbell L 71-6011-29 N.C. A&T W 76-6012-1 at N.C. Central L 72-7112-3 UNC CHARLOTTE L 81-6912-5 at Belmont Abbey W 76-7012-8 APPALACHIAN STATE L 95-8212-10 WINSTON-SALEM STATE W 76-6512-15 ST. AUGUSTINE’S W 82-531-10 at Winston Salem State L 87-831-12 at Richmond L 71-701-14 at William & Mary W 92-621-17 GEORGE MASON W 86-581-19 AMERICAN W 73-551-26 RICHMOND W 76-631-28 at N.C. A&T W 80-681-31 at East Carolina L 88-752-2 BELMONT ABBEY W 88-602-8 at James Madison L 73-582-9 at George Mason L 69-662-11 at American W 85-80ot2-14 CAMPBELL W 81-672-16 JAMES MADISON L 59-582-18 WILLIAM & MARY W 76-552-21 EAST CAROLINA W 79-702-23 DUKE L 96-862-27 at St. Augustine’s W 101-843-2 vs. American * W 90-633-3 vs. James Madison * L 74-55* - ECAC South Tournament (Richmond, Va.)


11-25 at Furman L 62-6112-2 at N.C. A&T L 73-71ot12-4 COASTAL CAROLINA W 102-5612-9 BAPTIST W 97-5312-14 FURMAN W 73-5612-20 at Radford L 73-621-6 at American L 61-561-8 at Coppin State W 76-371-9 at Navy L 53-461-11 WILLIAM & MARY W 75-581-13 RICHMOND W 72-571-16 at Baptist W 82-541-18 at East Carolina L 83-671-20 at Coastal Carolina W 81-711-25 at James Madison L 79-581-27 at George Mason W 62-601-29 N.C. A&T W 106-482-1 RADFORD W 79-612-3 AMERICAN L 59-522-5 PEMBROKE STATE W 84-622-8 at William & Mary L 84-812-10 at Richmond W 85-612-11 at VCU L 85-762-15 EAST CAROLINA L 67-462-20 GEORGE MASON W 70-572-22 JAMES MADISON L 61-553-1 GEORGE MASON * W 68-543-2 JAMES MADISON * L 74-55 * - CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Marilyn Christoph12-3 FURMAN W 95-7912-6 BAPTIST W 81-7612-8 at N.C. A&T W 61-4612-10 at Pembroke State W 89-8212-13 CAMPBELL W 84-7312-19 C. CAROLINA W 107-441-5 AMERICAN L 75-721-8 UNC ASHEVILLE W 88-441-10 at William & Mary W 94-681-12 at Richmond L 79-691-17 EAST CAROLINA W 87-771-19 at Furman W 79-691-20 at UNC Asheville W 99-601-24 JAMES MADISON L 98-721-26 GEORGE MASON W 79-691-28 DELAWARE STATE W 95-771-31 at Navy L 73-702-2 at American L 94-802-5 at Campbell L 75-652-7 WILLIAM & MARY W 66-592-9 RICHMOND W 86-712-14 at East Carolina L 68-572-16 WESTERN CAROLINA W 76-532-18 at Baptist W 96-572-21 at James Madison L 82-662-23 at George Mason W 74-67ot2-27 vs. Richmond # W 78-602-28 vs. James Madison # L 107-48# - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)


12-1 at Coastal Carolina W 97-4812-3 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 111-7212-5 at Western Carolina W 85-6212-6 at UNC Asheville L 74-7112-8 at Campbell W 88-7212-12 BAPTIST W 99-441-2 MANHATTAN W 79-691-9 JAMES MADISON L 90-631-11 GEORGE MASON L 74-711-13 EAST TENNESSEE W 88-84 (OT)1-16 at American L 73-711-18 at Coppin State W 104-571-21 at N.C. A&T W 63-591-23 WILLIAM & MARY W 69-531-25 RICHMOND W 67-651-30 at East Carolina W 75-562-2 at Baptist W 113-852-6 at James Madison L 87-672-8 at George Mason L 88-752-11 CAMPBELL L 84-712-13 AMERICAN L 68-65 (OT)2-15 N.C. A&T W 65-562-18 VCU W 63-582-20 at William & Mary W 74-672-22 at Richmond L 69-612-27 EAST CAROLINA W 74-643-3 at East Tennessee L 95-933-10 vs. American * W 67-66 (OT)3-11 vs. James Madison * L 86-62* - CAA Tournament (Washington, D.C.)


11-30 at East Tennessee W 77-6412-1 at UNC Greensboro L 86-7612-8 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W 54-5012-17 CAMPBELL W 86-8312-29 vs. Clemson # L 88-5112-30 vs. St. Francis # W 94-601-5 UNC ASHEVILLE W 71-531-7 RICHMOND L 75-681-9 WILLIAM & MARY W 78-761-11 at Baptist W 82-721-14 at George Mason L 71-601-16 at James Madison L 90-561-19 at N.C. A&T W 62-591-23 AMERICAN W 73-701-26 at Coastal Carolina W 80-771-28 at East Carolina L 87-692-4 at William & Mary W 73-522-6 at Richmond L 87-642-9 at Campbell L 87-742-11 GEORGE MASON L 71-612-13 JAMES MADISON L 77-602-16 BAPTIST W 90-552-20 at American L 78-742-21 at UMBC W 100-852-25 EAST CAROLINA L 104-572-27 UNC GREENSBORO L 92-893-3 UNC Charlotte W 76-713-9 vs. George Mason * L 76-63# - Marcal Invitational (Jersey City, N.J.)* - CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.)


11-28 at Coastal Carolina W 71-5911-30 BAPTIST W 102-4712-5 at Campbell W 76-6112-7 at UNC Greensboro L 97-871-3 at UNC Charlotte L 100-451-6 at George Mason L 68-581-8 at Delaware State L 71-581-13 JAMES MADISON L 79-521-15 AMERICAN L 86-721-17 N.C. A&T W 64-561-20 at Richmond L 75-641-22 at William & Mary L 66-611-27 EAST CAROLINA W 90-861-29 C. CAROLINA W 79-591-31 CAMPBELL W 106-94 (2OT)2-3 GEORGE MASON L 65-622-5 UMBC W 101-722-10 at James Madison L 80-612-12 at American W 77-642-15 at N.C. A&T L 66-572-17 RICHMOND L 85-422-19 W&M L 82-722-22 CHARLESTON L 81-672-24 at East Carolina L 85-622-28 at Baptist W 83-493-8 vs. East Carolina* L 77-67* - CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Sherri Tynes11-23 at Georgia Tech* L 101-7911-24 vs. Pepperdine* L 76-6811-25 at UNC Asheville L 71-7012-3 at Charleston W 72-4812-5 CHARLESTON SO. W 77-3712-8 at Campbell L 85-5912-19 at Wake Forest L 75-5312-29 at St. Peter’s # L 77-5812-30 vs. UAB # L 85-631-3 HOLY CROSS L 79-641-7 AMERICAN W 55-531-9 E. TENNESSEE L 64-571-12 at George Mason L 53-281-14 at James Madison L 77-381-19 RICHMOND L 81-581-21 WILLIAM & MARY L 60-501-24 UNC ASHEVILLE W 75-601-26 at East Carolina W 61-582-4 at American L 72-562-9 GEORGE MASON L 70-472-11 JAMES MADISON L 85-622-13 at Charleston Southern W 90-582-16 at Richmond L 66-522-18 at William & Mary L 71-572-21 CAMPBELL W 80-632-23 EAST CAROLINA W 68-482-28 UNC GREENSBORO W 86-703-7 vs. George Mason @ L 67-63* - Comfort Inn Classic (Atlanta, Ga.)# - Marcal Invitational (Jersey City, N.J.)@ - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)

1991-92 | 1-26Coach Sherri Tynes

11-23 at UNC Asheville L 61-6011-27 at Duke L 94-3712-3 WAKE FOREST L 71-6012-6 vs. Pennsylvania * L 63-5812-7 vs. Princeton # L 72-6312-17 at Campbell L 70-5212-19 WESTERN CAROLINA L 74-71 1-3 at UNC Charlotte L 89-41 1-8 UNC GREENSBORO L 96-61 1-11 at James Madison L 91-68 1-13 at Richmond L 93-64 1-18 GEORGE MASON L 81-66 1-20 AMERICAN L 72-62 1-25 at William & Mary L 63-60 1-27 at Old Dominion L 92-70 2-1 EAST CAROLINA L 88-73 2-5 CHARLESTON L 75-70 2-8 JAMES MADISON L 71-58 2-10 RICHMOND L 77-71 2-15 at George Mason L 71-54 2-17 at American L 82-69 2-20 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 89-57 2-22 WILLIAM & MARY L 75-68 2-26 OLD DOMINION L 86-57 2-29 at East Carolina L 89-66 3-3 at UNC Greensboro L 65-62 3-12 vs. East Carolina @ L 74-61* - Ivy Challenge (Princeton, N.J.)# - Ivy Challenge (Philadelphia, Pa.)@ - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

1992-93 | 4-23Coach Sherri Tynes

12-1 DUKE L 88-5212-4 vs. Rice * L 81-6612-5 vs. Sam Houston * L 87-6112-17 at Charleston Southern L 84-7012-18 at Charleston W 61-6012-30 COASTAL CAROLINA W 83-531-2 DAVIDSON # W 78-701-3 KANSAS STATE # L 69-511-7 at Western Carolina W 75-661-9 at UNC Greensboro L 72-541-12 CAMPBELL L 84-721-15 at Richmond L 63-581-17 at James Madison L 66-551-22 GEORGE MASON L 78-611-24 AMERICAN L 79-761-29 at William & Mary L 79-611-31 at Old Dominion L 71-542-6 UNC GREENSBORO L 70-562-8 EAST CAROLINA L 87-672-12 RICHMOND L 66-612-14 JAMES MADISON L 78-632-19 at George Mason L 81-622-21 at American L 76-562-26 WILLIAM & MARY L 85-652-28 OLD DOMINION L 83-593-7 at East Carolina L 82-563-11 vs. Old Dominion & L 75-42* - Rice Invitational (Houston, Texas)# - Holiday Inn Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)& - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

1993-94 | 5-22Coach Susan Yow

11-28 at UNC Greensboro L 77-5412-3 at Charleston L 72-5112-5 NAVY W 77-6712-17 vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga * L 61-5012-18 vs. Texas-Pan American * L 52-451-3 at Davidson L 73-571-7 APPALACHIAN STATE# L 65-541-8 LA SALLE # L 62-511-11 at Campbell L 65-591-14 AMERICAN L 70-551-16 GEORGE MASON L 62-511-19 at Coastal Carolina W 86-681-21 at Old Dominion L 66-401-23 at William & Mary L 67-481-28 JAMES MADISON L 73-591-30 RICHMOND L 68-622-3 at East Carolina W 68-602-11 at George Mason L 66-352-13 at American L 73-642-18 OLD DOMINION L 61-372-20 WILLIAM & MARY L 61-562-23 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 83-622-25 at James Madison L 74-562-27 at Richmond L 75-513-2 EAST CAROLINA W 71-683-4 APPALACHIAN STATE L 78-643-10 vs. George Mason & L 68-55* - South Florida Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)# - Holiday Inn Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)& - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


11-26 at Navy * L 50-4211-27 vs. Davidson * L 68-3911-29 CHARLESTON L 71-5712-2 at Wisconsin Green Bay # L 64-2112-3 vs. Evansville # L 66-5012-7 at Coastal Carolina L 57-5212-10 at Appalachian State L 78-4112-21 CAMPBELL L 64-5012-29 at VCU L 79-351-3 SAINT LOUIS $ L 68-431-4 MARSHALL $ L 75-591-8 WESTERN CAROLINA W 73-661-13 at Richmond L 60-491-15 at James Madison L 80-331-20 GEORGE MASON W 55-391-22 AMERICAN L 61-491-27 at Old Dominion L 72-421-29 at William & Mary L 71-462-5 EAST CAROLINA L 74-642-10 JAMES MADISON L 74-382-12 RICHMOND L 57-432-17 at American L 57-562-19 at George Mason L 56-452-23 OLD DOMINION L 70-412-26 WILLIAM & MARY W 58-573-5 at East Carolina W 71-693-9 at Old Dominion & L 73-44* - Navy Tipoff Classic (Annapolis, Md.)# - UWGB Days Inn Classic (Green Bay, Wisc.)$ - UNCW Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)& - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


11-24 vs. N.C. A&T * L 55-2511-25 vs. Army * L 63-4912-1 vs. Missouri # L 91-4512-2 vs. Murray State # L 66-3612-6 COASTAL CAROLINA W 55-5412-9 at Wofford W 71-471-20 at Coastal Carolina W 81-711-25 at James Madison L 79-581-27 at George Mason W 62-6012-21 at Campbell L 65-5412-28 at Charleston L 66-651-3 WINTHROP $ L 62-561-4 YALE $ L 62-481-7 JAMES MADISON L 65-391-12 at American L 63-391-14 at George Mason L 81-391-19 at William & Mary L 61-501-21 at Old Dominion L 103-221-26 RICHMOND L 58-471-28 VCU L 63-392-2 EAST CAROLINA L60- 572-4 WILLIAM & MARY L 67-432-9 at James Madison L 74-412-11 at Richmond L 77-402-16 AMERICAN L 64-522-18 GEORGE MASON L 63-412-23 OLD DOMINION L 81-412-25 at VCU L 63-603-3 at East Carolina L 57-53(OT)3-6 vs. Richmond & L 62-36* - Hampton Invitational (Hampton, Va.)# - Mid-America Classic (Columbia, Mo.)$ - UNCW Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)& - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


11-24 at Wofford W 77-5311-29 HAMPTON W 93-7012-3 C. CAROLINA W 76-7112-7 vs. Niagara * W 76-6812-8 vs. Davidson * L 66-6112-18 CAMPBELL L 69-5712-20 vs. Delaware State # W 89-6012-21 vs. South Carolina State # W 77-4912-29 at UMBC W 56-5312-31 at UMES L 73-701-3 at VCU L 79-76 (OT)1-5 JAMES MADISON L 70-681-12 at East Carolina W 61-481-17 at American L 70-531-19 at George Mason L 71-501-21 at Old Dominion L 89-511-24 RICHMOND L 85-721-31 WILLIAM & MARY W 83-78 (OT)2-2 EAST CAROLINA W 52-492-7 at Richmond L 66-592-9 VCU W 65-602-11 OLD DOMINION L 97-582-14 AMERICAN L 98-682-16 GEORGE MASON L 78-702-19 at William & Mary L 68-382-24 at James Madison L 69-562-26 vs. William & Mary @ L 78-63* - Davidson Invitational (Davidson, N.C.)# - Wolfpack Holiday Hoops (Raleigh, N.C.)@ - CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

1997-98 (11-16)Coach Bernie Flax

11-22 WOFFORD W 72-7111-25 CHARLESTON W 80-4911-29 PENNSYLVANIA # W 85-7011-30 BALL STATE # L 71-6312-4 at Campbell L 67-6412-6 at Coastal Carolina W 63-5812-20 vs. Auburn @ L 65-4612-21 vs. Long Island @ W 100-5112-30 at UNC Asheville W 75-681-2 GEORGE MASON L 74-631-4 AMERICAN L 81-691-6 OLD DOMINION L 78-461-9 at James Madison L 67-631-11 at Richmond L 62-501-16 WILLIAM & MARY L 68-551-18 VCU W 68-571-21 UMBC W 71-481-25 at East Carolina W 61-461-30 at Geroge Mason L 59-552-1 at American L 76-712-6 RICHMOND W 74-652-8 at William & Mary L 77-662-13 JAMES MADISON L 71-572-15 at VCU L 70-632-17 at Old Dominion L 92-512-20 EAST CAROLINA W 57-512-26 vs. American * L 97-80# - UNCW Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)@ - ASU Wells Fargo Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)* - CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

YEAR-by-year results


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Bernie Flax11-16 at South Carolina State W 53-5111-19 at UNC Chapel Hill L 88-4311-23 UNC ASHEVILLE W 70-4711-25 at South Carolina L 82-6212-1 CAMPBELL W 58-5512-4 at Georgia State @ W 78-7412-5 vs. Memphis @ L 72-5512-8 WINTHROP L 57-5012-20 CENTRAL CONN. STATE # W 66-5712-21 MURRAY STATE # L 56-5512-23 OLD DOMINION L 104-601-3 at Richmond L 61-401-8 JAMES MADISON W 67-551-10 WILLIAM & MARY W 57-541-12 at VCU L 72-561-17 EAST CAROLINA L 63-571-22 at American L 64-611-24 at George Mason L 62-562-2 at East Carolina L 80-622-5 RICHMOND L 68-532-12 AMERICAN W 63-592-14 GEORGE MASON L 83-672-19 VCU W 64-572-21 at James Madison W 52-512-26 at Old Dominion L 74-522-28 at William & Mary L 58-503-4 at Richmond * L 77-69@ - Collegiate Sports Travel Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)# - Holiday Inn Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)* - CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

1999-00 | 18-12Coach Bernie Flax

11-19 at Winthrop W 76-4511-22 at Campbell L 80-6911-26 vs. Arkansas # L 88-7711-27 vs. Ohio# L 70-6912-3 vs. Idaho @ L 59-55 (OT)12-4 vs. Alabama State @ W 54-3512-11 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W 75-5012-18 EASTERN KENTUCKY & W 64-5912-19 ST. LOUIS & W 74-6812-30 ELON W 71-541-4 RADFORD W 75-641-7 OLD DOMINION L 84-651-9 WILLIAM & MARY W 58-501-14 at American L 79-661-16 at George Mason W 76-691-23 VCU W 60-531-28 at East Carolina W 76-651-30 at James Madison L 72-432-4 AMERICAN W 61-542-6 at Richmond W 69-642-11 at Old Dominion L 85-552-13 JAMES MADISON L 64-552-18 at VCU L 71-622-25 GEORGE MASON W 56-532-27 at William & Mary W 65-593-1 EAST CAROLINA W 67-453-5 RICHMOND L 93-693-9 vs. Richmond * W 85-773-10 vs. James Madison * W 65-623-11 vs. Old Dominion * L 92-49# - Princeton Invitational (Princeton, N.J.)@ - Lady Wildcat Classic (Manhattan, Kan.)& - Holiday Inn Beach Blast (Wilmington, N.C.)* - CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

2000-01 | 9-19Coach Ann Hancock

11-20 at Radford W 72-6011-24 vs. Indiana State * L 67-5711-25 vs. St. Bonaventure * W 71-6611-29 at Elon W 64-6112-2 vs. Tennessee-Martin # W 58-5612-3 vs. Western Carolina # W 75-6812-16 vs. Eastern Kentucky @ W 87-7012-17 vs. Cincinnati @ L 66-6312-19 CAMPBELL L 63-5912-21 PRINCETON W 65-4212-30 OLD DOMINION L 74-591-11 at George Mason L 72-541-14 at American L 71-531-18 EAST CAROLINA L 57-461-21 RICHMOND L 66-591-26 at James Madison L 67-561-28 at VCU L 70-461-30 HIGH POINT W 78-602-1 WILLIAM & MARY L 42-412-4 at Richmond L 85-592-9 JAMES MADISON L 60-482-11 GEORGE MASON L 65-532-15 at Old Dominion L 83-322-18 AMERICAN W 52-452-22 at East Carolina L 63-602-25 VCU L 71-693-2 at William & Mary L 54-463-8 vs. George Mason & L 58-47* - Coors Rocky Mountain Tournament (Ft. Collins, Colo.)# - Sheraton Beach Blast Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)@ - Lady Bearcat Classic (Cincinnati, Ohio)& - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


11-17 at Campbell L 49-4411-20 NORFOLK STATE W 77-73 (OT)11-27 at Wofford L 74-5412-01 COASTAL CAROLINA W 65-5612-05 at High Point W 66-5312-07 at Wake Forest L 68-6012-12 at College of Charleston W 80-6812-22 at South Carolina State W 74-5912-28 GEORGE MASON W 62-4912-30 DAVIDSON W 67-521-4 DELAWARE L 56-54 (OT)1-8 WILLIAM & MARY W 67-511-11 at Hofstra L 58-511-13 at Drexel L 92-791-18 at James Madison L 66-561-20 at Towson W 66-401-24 OLD DOMINION L 63-391-27 VCU W 77-622-1 at Delaware L 70-562-3 at William & Mary L 65-382-8 DREXEL W 61-412-10 HOFSTRA W 86-502-15 at Old Dominion L 72-402-17 at VCU L 70-632-21 JAMES MADISON W 55-522-24 TOWSON W 71-423-2 at George Mason L 70-613-7 vs. VCU & W 65-613-8 vs. Delaware & W 65-603-9 at Old Dominion & L 76-48& - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Ann Hancock11-23 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W 54-4911-29 JACKSONVILLE # W 71-4111-30 FURMAN# W 74-5612-6 vs. Pittsburgh ^ W 79-5912-7 vs Bowling Green ^ W 72-5512-11 at Davidson W 74-6612-20 at Coastal Carolina W 87-5512-29 WAKE FOREST L 65-591-3 at Old Dominion L 71-581-5 VCU W 78-511-9 at Towson W 52-261-12 at Delaware W 56-491-16 HOFSTRA W 63-471-19 DREXEL W 74-521-23 at George Mason W 60-551-26 at James Madison L 65-621-29 at Norfolk State W 73-472-2 at William & Mary W 59-442-6 DELAWARE L 56-552-9 GEORGE MASON W 86-642-13 TOWSON W 64-392-16 JAMES MADISON W 60-532-20 WILLIAM & MARY W 76-512-23 at VCU W 70-592-28 at Hofstra W 65-633-2 at Drexel W 72-523-6 OLD DOMINION L 51-48 (OT)3-13 vs VCU * L 76-66# - Hilton Wilmington Riverside Classic (Wilmington, N.C.)^ - Radisson Suites Roundball Classic (Boca Raton, Fla.)* - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


11-23 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 77-5611-25 at No.19 Ohio State L 70-4212-1 at Charleston Southern W 73-5712-3 CHARLESTON W 62-5312-13 at East Carolina L 70-6012-16 COASTAL CAROLINA W 47-3312-21 at UNC Charlotte L 53-4812-29 vs. Fairfield # W 74-7112-30 at Dartmouth # W 76-601-4 DELAWARE L 57-561-9 at Hofstra L 68-791-11 at Drexel L 75-581-15 WILLIAM & MARY W 64-501-18 at George Mason W 65-571-22 JAMES MADISON W 61-511-25 at VCU W 80-691-29 at Old Dominion L 67-552-1 TOWSON W 62-472-5 at James Madison W 58-542-8 GEORGE MASON W 63-542-12 at Towson L 58-482-15 OLD DOMINION L 68-592-20 at William & Mary L 70-632-22 at Delaware L 66-592-26 VCU W 58-482-29 DREXEL W 53-403-5 HOFSTRA W 65-613-11 vs. Delaware * L 59-65# - Blue Sky Classic (Hanover, N.H.)* - CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)


11-19 at N.C. State L 67-4911-22 WOFFORD W 83-5811-26 LONGWOOD % W 64-5811-27 S.T. JOHN’S % L 71-6211-30 at Coastal Carolina L 51-4712-12 at Jacksonville State L 66-5812-18 EAST CAROLINA W 57-5612-20 at UNC Greensboro L 79-6812-29 at Ohio L 71-671-2 HOFSTRA W 67-571-6 William & Mary L 55-481-9 DREXEL L 79-73 (3OT)1-14 Delaware L 56-401-16 Towson L 65-611-20 GEORGE MASON L 59-531-23 James Madison L 72-501-27 at VCU L 61-601-30 OLD DOMINION L 59-552-3 WILLIAM & MARY W 70-67 (OT)2-6 DELAWARE L 59-472-11 at Drexel L 65-572-13 at Hofstra W 80-78 (OT)2-17 JAMES MADISON L 58-472-20 at George Mason W 51-472-24 at Old Dominion L 76-522-27 TOWSON L 67-593-3 VCU W 65-593-9 vs. VCU * L 53-40% - Hilton Wilmington Riverside Classic (Wilmington, N.C.)* - CAA Tournament (Fairfax, Va.)


11-26 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W, 60-5011-29 COASTAL CAROLINA W, 75-5112-2 CHARLOTTE L, 74-5412-4 WILLIAM & MARY W, 52-4512-10 at Oklahoma State L, 66-4912-14 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, 62-4012-18 OHIO W, 60-5512-21 UNC GREENSBORO W, 65-5412-29 vs. Kansas State ^ L, 49-7512-30 vs. American ^ W, 64-601-6 DELAWARE W, 55-411-8 at Georgia State W, 62-481-13 at George Mason W, 64-511-15 VCU L, 37-541-20 at Hofstra L, 53-711-22 NORTHEASTERN W, 65-511-27 at James Madison L, 35-551-29 at Drexel L, 60-702-3 TOWSON W, 56-502-5 HOFSTRA L, 76-912-10 at Delaware L, 51-562-12 DREXEL W, 53-412-17 at Old Dominion L, 51-782-19 GEORGIA STATE L, 47-542-24 at William & Mary L, 61-632-26 at VCU W, 71-67 (OT)3-2 GEORGE MASON W, 61-483-8 vs. Northeastern % L, 54-63* - Colonial Athletic Association game^ - St. Peter’s Holiday Classic (Jersey City, N.J.)% - CAA Tournament


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Ann Hancock11-12 at UNC Greensboro L, 74-4611-17 at NC State L, 63-4811-20 at High Point L, 63-4911-24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE % W, 56-5211-25 FURMAN % W, 50-4311-29 at South Carolina State W, 67-4912-2 CHARLESTON W, 56-4112-6 at East Carolina L, 57-5212-18 CAMPBELL L, 69-5512-20 at Coastal Carolina L, 66-5912-30 SOUTH CAROLINA L, 75-421-4 at George Mason W, 59-571-7 DELAWARE L, 66-381-11 at William & Mary L, 60-501-14 at VCU L, 56-551-18 GEORGIA STATE L, 78-76 (2OT)1-21 JAMES MADISON L, 75-691-25 at Hofstra L, 68-641-28 at Northeastern W, 64-562-1 GEORGE MASON W, 59-582-4 at Drexel L, 51-482-8 at Georgia State L, 61-57 (OT)2-11 WILLIAM & MARY L, 56-382-15 at Delaware L, 80-622-18 DREXEL L, 71-592-22 VCU L, 76-642-25 at Towson L, 63-593-1 HOFSTRA L, 79-503-3 OLD DOMINION L, 79-563-8 vs. Towson $ W, 55-413-9 vs. James Madison $ L, 73-43% - Hilton Wilmington Riverside Classic (Wilmington, N.C.)$ - CAA Tournament (Newark, Del.)


11-9 PRESBYTERIAN W 91-5911-14 at Campbell W 59-5611-19 at Charleston W 66-4711-24 ELON W 73-6811-27 HIGH POINT W 62-6012-1 at South Carolina L 72-6012-5 COASTAL CAROLINA W 74-4612-20 EAST CAROLINA W 67-6012-28 vs. Kent State! W 63-4812-29 at Radford! L 77-46 1-3 WESTERN CAROLINA W 90-88 (OT)1-6 at James Madison L 79-391-9 No. 18 OLD DOMINION L 67-551-13 TOWSON L 55-511-17 at Delaware W 58-501-20 at Drexel L 63-501-24 VCU L 73-521-27 GEORGE MASON W 63-47 1-31 at William & Mary L 72-622-3 at No. 13 Old Dominion L 93-562-7 HOFSTRA W 79-722-10 GEORGIA STATE W 85-722-14 at VCU W 64-582-17 at George Mason W 69-552-21 at Georgia State W 52-422-24 WILLIAM & MARY L 67-572-28 NORTHEASTERN L 64-583-2 at Hofstra L 58-433-6 JAMES MADISON L 68-603-13 at Delaware # W 59-563-14 vs No. 14 Old Dominion # L 82-65! - at Radford Christmas Classic (Radford, Va.)# - at CAA Tournament (Newark, Del.)


11-14 vs. Longwoood $ W 71-5011-15 vs. Winston-Salem State $ W 65-5011-20 UNC GREENSBORO W 53-5011-28 vs. Fordham ^ W 53-4811-29 vs. South Carolina ^ L 57-5412-4 KENT STATE L 69-5412-14 EAST CAROLINA L 68-6312-18 at Coastal Carolina W 56-5112-21 HAMPTON W 69-5712-30 at Western Carolina L 73-631-1 at Wake Forest L 72-581-4 GEORGIA STATE W 61-491-8 OLD DOMINION L 79-701-11 at William & Mary L 59-551-15 at Northeastern L 54-501-18 at Towson L 63-541-22 DELAWARE W 59-531-25 VCU W 73-601-29 at George Mason W 68-522-1 DREXEL L 55-502-5 at VCU L 64-422-8 at Old Dominion L 66-462-12 GEORGE MASON W 69-402-15 HOFSTRA W 72-622-19 at James Madison W 68-632-22 WILLIAM & MARY W 70-66 (OT)2-26 at Georgia State L 70-673-1 at Hofstra W 58-533-4 JAMES MADISON L 74-653-12 vs. George Mason # W 56-473-13 vs. Old Dominion # L 61-56$ - ISES Cancer Awareness Tip-Off (Elon, N.C.)^ - Cancun Thanksgiving Classic (Cancun, Mexico)# - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)


11-15 WOFFORD W 84-5311-19 at East Carolina L 72-5211-22 at Hampton L 66-5211-27 MONMOUTH % W 63-4911-28 DUQUESNE % L 70-5912-12 at High Point L 67-6612-15 COASTAL CAROLINA W 70-4012-17 at Ohio W 58-5112-20 at Kent State L 84-7112-28 vs Stony Brook @ W 85-5112-29 at Maryland @ L 67-611-3 at Georgia State * L 63-531-7 VCU * L 67-541-10 WILLIAM & MARY * W 70-631-14 at Delaware * L 63-59 1-17 HOFSTRA * L 78-69 (OT)1-21 at Towson * L 62-521-24 NORTHEASTERN * L 62-521-28 at VCU * L 75-631-31 at William & Mary * W 69-592-4 OLD DOMINION * L 61-582-7 at Hofstra * L 73-582-11 GEORGE MASON * W 51-472-14 JAMES MADISON * W 70-67 2-18 at Northeastern * L 60-542-21 TOWSON * W 64-572-25 at George Mason * L 63-532-28 at Drexel * W 60-583-3 GEORGIA STATE L 54-503-11 vs Towson $ W 50-303-12 at James Madison $ L 67-40* - Colonial Athletic Association game% - UNCW Hampton Inn Invitational (Wilmington, N.C.)@ - Maryland Terrapin Classic (College Park, Md.)$ - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS


Coach Cynthia Cooper-Dyke11-15 at UNC Greensboro W 62-5811-19 at East Carolina W 84-7311-22 HIGH POINT W 72-6911-24 at Wofford W 81-4811-28 at No. 7 Ohio State L 88-6912-2 CHARLOTTE L 66-5012-11 at Campbell W 83-8012-15 at Coastal Carolina W 79-4512-17 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 79-5712-19 at No. 24 Boston College L 85-5512-29 OHIO W 62-531-2 DREXEL* W 69-611-6 at VCU * L 70-581-9 TOWSON * W 61-471-13 at George Mason * W 67-51 1-16 at Hofstra * W 70-66 1-20 DELAWARE * W 66-48 1-23 at Northeastern * W 85-68 1-27 HOFSTRA * W 65-421-30 WILLIAM & MARY * W 82-59 2-3 VCU * W 68-64 (OT)2-6 at Georgia State * L 76-672-10 at William & Mary * W 72-482-13 at Old Dominion * L 68-60 2-17 GEORGIA STATE * W 74-49 2-20 NORTHEASTERN * W 48-332-24 at Towson * W 76-47 2-27 GEORGE MASON * W 74-56 3-2 at James Madison * L 79-773-11 vs Drexel @ W 63-513-12 vs Delaware @ L 62-47 3-17 at Richmond % W 63-543-21 EASTERN MICHIGAN % L 63-54* - Colonial Athletic Association game@ - CAA Tournament (Upper Marlboro, Md.)% - Postseason WNIT

2011-12 | 20-13Coach Cynthia Cooper-Dyke

11-11 vs. Middle Tennessee State # L 79-6011-13 vs. Washington State # L 72-6011-16 at NC State L 83-6411-20 EAST CAROLINA W 64-5311-30 at Ohio W 56-5112-4 DREXEL * L 58-4312-7 at Charlotte W 72-7112-10 CAMPBELL W 79-7312-16 at Charleston Southern W 72-7012-20 at No. 9 Duke L 107-4512-29 XAVIER W 59-521-2 at North Carolina A&T W 90-631-5 NORTHEASTERN * W 60-531-8 at VCU * L 65-531-12 at No. 18 Delaware * L 69-37 1-15 GEORGE MASON * W 61-531-19 VCU * W 57-561-22 at Old Dominion * W 76-541-26 at Northeastern * W 69-641-29 at Towson * W 76-612-2 No. 12 DELAWARE * L 62-532-5 WILLIAM & MARY * W 80-772-9 at Georgia State * W 72-692-12 OLD DOMINION * L 59-572-16 at James Madison L 63-522-19 at William & Mary W 78-712-23 TOWSON * W 53-512-26 at Hofstra * L 66-552-29 GEORGIA STATE * W 64-543-8 vs. Georgia State % W 66-593-9 vs. Hofstra % W 94-873-10 vs. No. 7 Delaware % L 66-393-15 APPALACHIAN STATE ^ L 79-73* - Colonial Athletic Association game# - Lady Lion Classic (State College, Pa.)% - CAA Tournament (Upper Marlboro, Md.)@ - Postseason WNIT (Wilmington, N.C.)

2012-13 | 5-26Coach Adell Harris

11-9 at No. 17 West Virginia L 76-4711-14 at Wake Forest L 60-5911-18 at Elon L 67-6111-28 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W 59-4512-2 at Tulane L 73-5812-5 CHARLOTTE L 63-58 12-8 at Liberty L 84-34 12-18 at Xavier L 62-5212-20 at Northern Kentucky L 71-5512-30 RICHMOND L 53-421-3 NORTH CAROLINA A&T L 60-391-6 JAMES MADISON * L 60-391-8 at William & Mary * W 61-521-13 DREXEL * W 64-511-17 OLD DOMINION * L 74-501-24 at Delaware * L 67-391-27 at Towson * L 55-531-31 WILLIAM & MARY * L 63-612-3 at Old Dominion * L 62-552-5 HOFSTRA * L 75-692-7 at James Madison * L 74-432-14 GEORGE MASON * L 62-522-17 GEORGIA STATE * W 84-83 (OT)2-19 at Drexel * L 59-472-24 NORTHEASTERN * L 67-522-28 at George Mason * L 65-533-3 at Hofstra * L 70-503-6 TOWSON * L 66-573-9 at Northeastern * W 68-643-14 vs. George Mason $ W 60-463-15 vs. No. 15 Delaware $ L 51-43* - Colonial Athletic Association game$ - CAA Tournament (Upper Marlboro, Md.)

2013-14 (5-27)Coach Adell Harris

11-9 at No. 6 Notre Dame L 99-50 11-13 ELON L 75-64 11-16 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 65-62 11-19 at Campbell L 67-53 11-22 TULANE L 55-50 11-28 vs Boston College # L 75-54 11-29 vs USC # L 85-59 11-30 vs IOWA # L 102- 6512-7 at RICHMOND L 64-49 12-16 at Wake Forest L 68-44 12-19 LIBERTY L 64-55 12-29 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 81-64 12-31 APPALACHIAN STATE L 54-47 1-3 at Charlotte L 78-57 1-9 NORTHEASTERN * L 64-50 1-12 HOFSTRA * L 64-55 1-17 at Delaware * L 65-44 1-19 at Towson * W 54-53 1-23 WILLIAM & MARY * W 60-59 1-26 JAMES MADISON * L 77-41 1-31 at Hofstra * L 55-43 2-2 at Northeastern * L 56-44 2-7 DELAWARE * L 70-50 2-9 DREXEL * L 57-43 2-14 at James Madison * L 92-43 2-16 at William & Mary * L 97-44 2-20 CHARLESTON * L 67-53 2-23 TOWSON * W 60-59 2-27 at Drexel * L 56-45 3-5 at Charleston * L 85-77 3-13 vs William & Mary $ W 67-65 3-14 vs James Madison $ L 69-56* - Colonial Athletic Association game# - Cancun Challenge (Riviera Maya, Mexico)$ - CAA Tournament (Upper Marlboro, Md.)


HISTORY AND RECORDS

SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTSAlabama State.........................................................1-0American ............................................................11-27Appalachian State ...................................... 1-6Arkansas .................................................................0-1Army .......................................................................0-1Auburn ....................................................................0-1Ball State .................................................................0-1Barber-Scotia ..........................................................2-0Barton .....................................................................3-7Belmont Abbey .......................................................5-0Boston College ........................................................0-2Bowling Green ........................................................1-0C.W. Post .................................................................0-1Campbell................................................ 16-31Catawba ..................................................................4-0Central Connecticut State ........................................1-0Charleston.................................................. 7-7Charleston Southern ................................. 22-1Charlotte ...............................................................5-14Chattanooga ...........................................................0-1Cincinnati ................................................................0-1Clemson ..................................................................0-1Coastal Carolina .....................................................23-5Coppin State ............................................................2-0Dartmouth ..............................................................1-0Davidson .................................................................5-3Delaware ................................................. 7-20Delaware State ........................................................2-1Drexel ...................................................... 8-14Duke........................................................................2-9Duquesne ................................................................0-1East Carolina .......................................................23-31East Tennessee State ................................... 2-2Eastern Kentucky .....................................................2-0Eastern Michigan ....................................................0-1Elizabeth City State .................................................1-0Elon ........................................................... 3-4Evansville ................................................................0-1Fairfield ...................................................................1-0Fayetteville State .....................................................2-3Florida Atlantic ........................................... 0-1Fordham .................................................................1-0Francis Marion .........................................................0-1Furman ...................................................................5-1Gardner-Webb ........................................................5-1George Mason .....................................................29-35Georgia State ........................................................10-5Georgia Tech ............................................................0-1Green Bay ................................................................0-1Guilford ...................................................................1-1Hampton .................................................................2-1

High Point ...............................................................4-2Hofstra .................................................. 12-14Holy Cross ...............................................................0-1Iowa ........................................................................0-1Idaho.......................................................................0-1Indiana State ..........................................................0-1Jacksonville .............................................................1-0Jacksonville State ....................................................1-1James Madison ......................................... 9-54Kansas State ............................................................0-2Kent State ...............................................................1-2La Salle ...................................................................0-1Lenoir-Rhyne ..........................................................1-2Liberty ....................................................................0-2Livingstone .............................................................6-0Long Island .............................................................1-0Longwood ...............................................................2-0Loyola Marymount ..................................................0-1Manhattan ..............................................................2-0Mars Hill ..................................................................3-0Marshall ..................................................................0-1Maryland-Eastern Shore .........................................0-1Memphis .................................................................0-1Meredith .................................................................5-4Methodist ...............................................................2-3Middle Tennessee ....................................................0-1Missouri ..................................................................0-1Monmouth ..............................................................1-0Morgan State ..........................................................0-1Mount Olive ............................................................0-2Murray State ...........................................................0-2N.C. Wesleyan..........................................................5-0NC State ..................................................................0-4Navy ........................................................................1-3Niagara ...................................................................1-0Norfolk State ...........................................................2-0North Carolina A&T .............................................14-10North Carolina Central ............................................5-4Northeastern.............................................. 7-8Northern Kentucky ..................................................1-1North Florida ............................... First MeetingNotre Dame .............................................................0-1Ohio State ...............................................................0-2Ohio University ........................................................4-2Oklahoma State ......................................................0-1Old Dominion ........................................................1-45Peace ......................................................................0-3Penn ........................................................................1-1Pepperdine ..............................................................0-1Pfeiffer ....................................................................3-2Pittsburgh ...............................................................1-0

Presbyterian ............................................................1-0Princeton ................................................................1-1Radford ...................................................................4-2Rice .........................................................................0-1Richmond ............................................... 10-31Sam Houston State ..................................................0-1Sandhills C.C. ..........................................................1-3Shaw .......................................................................5-3South Carolina .........................................................0-4South Carolina State ................................................7-0St. Andrews .............................................................5-1St. Augustine’s .........................................................5-1St. Bonaventure ......................................................1-0St. Francis ................................................................1-0St. John’s (N.Y.) ........................................................0-1St. Louis ..................................................................1-1St. Peter’s ................................................................0-1Stetson ....................................... First MeetingStony Brook .............................................................1-0Southern California .................................................0-1Tennessee-Martin ...................................................1-0Texas-Pan American ................................................0-1Towson .................................................... 15-9Tulane .....................................................................0-2UAB .........................................................................0-1UMBC ......................................................................4-0UNC Asheville ..........................................................8-9UNC Chapel Hill .......................................................0-1UNC Pembroke .......................................... 9-15UNC Greensboro ....................................................6-10Virginia Commonwealth .......................... 17-23Wake Forest.............................................................0-9Washington State ....................................................0-1West Virginia ...........................................................0-1Western Carolina ........................................ 6-2William & Mary ....................................... 31-32Wingate ..................................................................3-1Winston-Salem State ..............................................2-1Winthrop .................................................................1-2Wofford ...................................................................6-1Xavier ......................................................................1-1Yale .........................................................................0-1Youngstown State ...................................................1-0

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HISTORY AND RECORDS

TRASK COLISEUM

The Raiford G. Trask Coliseum has not only served as the cornerstone of UNCW’s athletic program, but also as the region’s showpiece since the late 1970s.

With the capacity split between seating above the playing surface and the floor level, the facility seats 5,500 fans for basketball events.

The arena was officially dedicated on Nov. 26, 1977 when the UNCW men’s basketball team battled Wake Forest before a sellout crowd, losing to the nationally-ranked Demon Deacons, 83-79. It was also the site of the Seahawks’ inaugural Colonial Athletic Association victory when the team edged George Mason, 66-64, on Jan. 5, 1985.

The facility is a versatile one, serving as the home floor for the men’s and women’s basketball teams while also providing space for physical education classes. It contains three general classrooms, one lecture classroom, a physical measurements laboratory, two handball and racquetball courts in addition to faculty and administrative offices.

Recent improvements have kept the arena in excellent condition. The inside of the arena recently received major upgrades with the addition of a state-of-the-art video scoreboard as well as digital display boards on both the scorer’s table and press row.

Trask Coliseum has served as the host for several major events. The Colonial Athletic Association held its 1986 women’s basketball and 1996 women’s volleyball championships at the facility. In 1998, Trask Coliseum was the site of a Federation Cup women’s tennis semifinal match between the United States and France. Several of the world’s top-ranked women’s professional players convened on Wilmington for the ESPN-televised event.

The National Basketball Association’s Washington Wizards also called Trask Coliseum its pre-season training home for three seasons from 2001-03. Hometown favorite Michael Jordan was a familiar site on campus for those training sessions. The Charlotte Bobcats have also trained at the facility, using the site for pre-season activities on three occasions.

Numerous concert and stage performers have also appeared in the arena as part of the North Carolina Azalea Festival, including Bill Cosby, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, The Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama, Kenny Rogers, Charlie Daniels, The Righteous Brothers, The Beach Boys, The Four Tops, Willie Nelson, Gladys Knight, and, most recently, country star Brad Paisley and pop icon Jessica Simpson.

Trask Coliseum FactsName: Trask Coliseum is named for the late Raiford G. Trask, a local businessman and primary benefactor of the university.Date Opened: Nov. 26, 1977 (Men’s basketball: Wake Forest 83, UNCW 79)Largest Crowd (Women’s Basketball): The Seahawks defeated Charleston Southern, 79-57, in front of a women’s-record crowd of 5,263 fans on Dec. 17, 2010. Playing Surface: A new maple surface was installed in September 2001, replacing the original floor.Events: Trask Coliseum also serves as the host site for men’s basketball games, concerts, conven-tions, lectures and graduation ceremonies.

Year Won Lost Pct.1977-78 3 4 .4291978-79 4 6 .4001979-80 6 4 .6001980-81 9 3 .7501981-82 9 3 .7501982-83 8 4 .6671983-84 13 0 1.0001984-85 10 4 .7141985-86 10 4 .7141986-87 11 2 .8461987-88 9 4 .6921988-89 6 5 .5451989-90 6 6 .5001990-91 6 6 .5001991-92 1 11 .0831992-93 2 11 .1541993-94 3 9 .3331994-95 3 9 .3331995-96 1 10 .091

1996-97 5 6 .4541997-98 7 6 .5381998-99 7 6 .5381999-00 10 3 .7692000-01 5 8 .3852001-02 10 2 .8332002-03 10 3 .7692003-04 9 3 .6672004-05 6 7 .4612005-06 11 4 .7332006-07 4 10 .2862007-08 9 6 .6002008-09 8 5 .6152009-10 7 6 .5382010-11 12 2 .8572011-12 9 4 .6922012-13 2 11 .1532013-14 3 11 .21435 Seasons 254 208 .550

Seahawks at Trask Coliseum

2014-15 SEAHAWK WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULENov. 8 MOUNT OLIVE (SDN) (Exhibition) 2 p.m. 16 UNC PEMBROKE (SDN) 2 p.m. 19 CAMPBELL (SDN) 7 p.m. 22 at Appalachian State 2 p.m. 28 NORTH FLORIDA (SDN) ^ 2 p.m. 29 WESTERN CAROLINA (SDN) ^ 2 p.m.Dec. 2 VCU (SDN) 7 p.m. 17 RICHMOND (SDN) 4:30 p.m. 19 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (SDN) @ 11:30 a.m. 20 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (SDN) @ 2 p.m. 29 at Florida Atlantic 7 p.m. 31 at Stetson 1 p.m.Jan. 4 WILLIAM & MARY (SDN) * 2 p.m. 6 at James Madison * 7 p.m. 9 CHARLESTON (SDN) * 11:30 a.m. 11 at Drexel * 2 p.m. 16 at Northeastern * 7 p.m. 18 at Hofstra * 2 p.m. 22 ELON (SDN) * 7 p.m. 25 TOWSON (SDN) * 2 p.m. 29 at William & Mary * 7 p.m.

Feb. 1 DREXEL (SDN) * 2 p.m. 8 at Delaware * 2 p.m. 12 at Elon (SDN) * 7 p.m. 15 NORTHEASTERN (SDN) * 2 p.m. 19 JAMES MADISON (SDN) * 7 p.m. 22 at Towson * 2 p.m. 26 DELAWARE (SDN) * 7 p.m.Mar. 1 at Charleston (ASN) * 1 p.m. 4 HOFSTRA (SDN) * 7 p.m. 12 CAA Tournament First Round % TBA 13 CAA Tournament Quarterfinals % TBA 14 CAA Tournament Semifinals % TBA 15 CAA Tourmament Championship % TBA

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