Francis Marion University Women's Basketball 2011-12 Media Guide by Michael Hawkins

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY WBB MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION FMU FACTS

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Location ............................................. Florence, SC 29502-0547 Address .............................................................. PO Box 100547 Founded .............................................................................. 1970 Enrollment .......................................................................... 4,187 President ............................................................. Dr. Fred Carter Athletic Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division II Conference Affiliation ............................. Peach Belt Conference Nickname ........................................................................ Patriots Colors ............................................................... Red, White, Blue Home Court ....................... Smith University Center (cap. 2,547) Athletic Director .................................................... Murray Hartzler Senior Woman Administrator...................................... Stacey Vallee Trainers ........ Spyder Webb, Joe Cauble, Leslie Atwood (intern) Compliance Officer ................................................. Jason Orning Faculty Athletic Representative ........................... Dr. Allen Clabo Athletic Office ......Phone (843) 661-1240......Fax (843) 661-4645 Head Women’s Basketball Coach ......................... Kate Glusko Telephone ........................................... Office (843) 661-1249 Women’s Basketball E-mail Address .... kglusko@fmarion.edu Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ...................... Tim Wilson Office Telephone ............................................ (843) 661-1803 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ................ Lauren Casey Office Telephone .......................................... (843) 661-1243 Sports Information Director ......................... Michael G. Hawkins Telephone .... Office (843) 661-1222 Home (843) 665-9248 Sports Information Intern...................................... Blake Bloodworth Sports Information FAX Number ........................ (843) 661-1219 SID E-Mail Address ............................. mhawkins@fmarion.edu University Website Address..................................www.fmarion.edu University Athletic Website Address ............www.fmupatriots.com

Quick Facts 1 Peach Belt Conference Information, standings 1 2011-12 Schedule 2 Team Photograph & Roster 3 2011-12 Team Outlook 4 Coaching Staff 5-6 Patriot Timeline 7 Past Francis Marion Head Coaches 7 Player Profiles 8-20 Swamp Fox Club 10 2010-11 statistics and results 21 All-Time Roster 22 Pearl Moore 23 All-Time Series Records 24 Year-By-Year Team Records 25-27 PBC Standings Year-By-Year 28 Kate’s Kidz Club 29 Former All-Americans 31 Individual / Team Records 31 FMU On-Campus Housing 32 Smith University Center 32 FMU Campus 33 Photos courtesy of FMU, Tony Gloster, Raul Rubiera, Mike Williams, Columbia Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau (Ron Wright), Asheville Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Francis Marion University is a member of the 13-school NCAA Division II Peach Belt Conference. Other PBC members include Armstrong Atlantic State University (Savannah, Ga.), Augusta State University (Augusta, Ga.), Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University (Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine, Fla.), Georgia College & State University (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Montevallo, Ala.), UNC Pembroke, North Georgia College & State University (Dahlonega, Ga.), and USC Aiken. Headquartered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC has worked tirelessly to become one of the elite conferences in NCAA Division II, and is now entering its 22nd season with 30 national championships and 27 national finalists. The 2011-12 Peach Belt women’s basketball tournaments will be held March 1-4, 2012, in the 4,500-seat Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center on the Columbus State University campus in Columbus, Ga. The top 4 teams from each division will participate. 2010-11 Peach Belt Conference Women’s Basketball Final Standings EAST DIVISION PBC Games Div. Home Away All Games Home Away Neutral Streak z Lander 16-2 .889 11-1 9-0 7-2 29-4 .879 13-0 11-3 5-1 L1 z USC Aiken 16-2 .889 11-1 8-1 8-1 27-6 .818 13-2 10-2 4-2 L1 z Francis Marion 11-7 .611 7-5 6-3 5-4 18-10 .643 8-3 9-6 1-1 L2 UNC Pembroke 8-10 .444 6-6 5-4 3-6 12-15 .444 8-4 4-9 0-2 L1 Armstrong Atl. St. 4-14 .222 3-9 2-7 2-7 8-18 .308 5-9 3-8 0-1 L8 Flagler 3-15 .167 3-9 2-7 1-8 6-20 .231 5-9 1-11 0-0 L3 Augusta State 2-16 .111 1-11 1-8 1-8 8-18 .308 5-8 3-10 0-0 L3 WEST DIVISION ^xz Clayton State 17-0 1.000 10-0 8-0 9-0 35-1 .972 17-0 11-1 6-0 W6 $z Georgia College 11-6 .647 7-3 6-3 5-3 22-7 .759 12-3 6-3 4-1 L1 Columbus State 8-9 .471 4-6 4-5 4-4 15-12 .556 7-5 6-6 2-1 L2 Montevallo 6-11 .353 4-6 5-4 1-7 10-17 .370 8-4 2-12 0-1 L1 North Georgia 6-11 .353 3-7 3-6 3-5 15-13 .556 9-5 5-6 1-1 L1 *Ga. Southwestern 4-11 .267 1-8 1-6 3-5 10-14 .417 3-6 6-6 1-2 L4 ^ national champions x PBC champions $ PBC Tournament champions z NCAA Tournament * two games nullified 1

2011-12 SCHEDULE Date Nov. 18-19 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Nov. 30 Dec. 3 Dec. 17 Dec. 19 Dec. 30 Jan. 4 Jan. 7 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Feb. 2 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Mar. 1-4

Fri. Sat. Tue. Wed. Wed. Sat. Sat. Mon. Fri. Wed. Sat. Mon. Wed. Mon. Fri. Sun. Sat. Sun. Thur. Sat. Wed. Sat. Wed. Sat. Mon. Wed.

Opponent Biltmore Farms/Mars Hill Classic vs Lenoir-Rhyne University at Mars Hill College at St. Andrews University Voorhees College Lander University * Augusta State University * at Armstrong Atlantic State University * at Coker College Saint Augustine’s College USC Aiken * Clayton State University * University of Montevallo * at Flagler College * at North Georgia College & State Univ. * Georgia College * College of Coastal Georgia at Georgia Southwestern State University * at Columbus State University * UNC Pembroke * at Lander University * Morris College at Augusta State University * at UNC Pembroke * Flagler College * Armstrong Atlantic State University * at USC Aiken * at Peach Belt Conference Tournament

Time 8:00 5:00 5:30 4:00 5:30 1:30 1:30 2:00 4:00 5:30 1:30 5:30 5:30 5:30 5:30 4:00 1:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 5:30 TBA

Site Mars Hill, NC

Laurinburg, NC FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE Savannah, GA Hartsville, SC FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE St. Augustine, FL Dahlonega, GA FLORENCE FLORENCE Americus, GA Columbus, GA FLORENCE Greenwood, SC FLORENCE Augusta, GA Pembroke, NC FLORENCE FLORENCE Aiken, SC Columbus, GA

* Peach Belt Conference game All times listed are Eastern Times # Homecoming The quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals of the 2012 Peach Belt Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament will be played in the 4,500-seat Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center on the campus of Columbus State University in Columbus, Ga., on March 1-4, 2012. 2

2011-12 ROSTER

First Row (seated L-R): Hattie Harris, Emilee Dunton, Simone Trice, Danielle Gibson, T.T. Belcher, Daphne Walker, Jasmine Williams-Hayes; Second Row (standing L-R): assistant coach Lauren Casey, assistant coach Tim Wilson, Kristen Dickerson, Ana Imani, Tiara Gause, Shameka Smith, Chelsey Johnson, Brittany Christian, Carmella Thompson, head coach Kate Glusko.

Francis Marion University 2011-12 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Roster No. 4 5 10 11 14 20 21 22 23 24 33 34 42

Name Ana Imani Brittany Christian Emilee Dunton Hattie Harris Kristen Dickerson Chelsey Johnson Tiara Gause Carmella Thompson Daphne Walker Simone Trice Danielle Gibson Jasmine Williams-Hayes T.T. Belcher

Pos. G G G G G G G G F F F G-F F

Class Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr.

Ht. 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-9 5-8 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-11 5-10 6-0 5-8 5-11

Exp. 2VL 1VL 1VL JC 2VL HS 3VL JC JC 3VL 3VL 2VL 3VL

Hometown (Previous School) Chesapeake, VA (Western Branch HS) Raleigh, NC (Wakefield HS) Lynchburg, VA (Brookville HS) Mason, TN (Fayette-Ware HS) Columbia, SC (Heathwood Hall ES) Greer, SC (Riverside HS) Fayetteville, NC (Westover HS) Oklahoma City, OK (Putnam City HS) Jacksonville, FL (Robert E. Lee HS) Flint, MI (Flint Northwestern HS) Roebuck, SC (Dorman HS) Yorktown, VA (Grafton HS) Raleigh, NC (Concord HS)

HEAD COACH: Kate Glusko ASSISTANT COACHES: Tim Wilson, Lauren Casey MANAGERS: Brittany Cabbagestalk, Alexis Felder, Jasmine Wright, Jessica Wright ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Murray Hartzler SID: Michael G. Hawkins, Blake Bloodworth (intern) ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Spyder Webb , Joe Cauble, Leslie Atwood (intern) Pronunciations: #4 ON-a EE-mawn-EE ; #10 Emily ; #21 TEE-air-a ; #24 SEA-moan 3

2011-12 OUTLOOK

Glusko’s Patriot Women tip off hoops season The Francis Marion University women’s basketball team will open its 2011-12 season on Friday evening (Nov. 18) against Lenoir-Rhyne University in the Biltmore Farms/Mars Hill Classic. The contest will tip-off at 8 p.m. in Mars Hill College’s 2,800-seat Stanford Arena. FMU leads the all-time series with LeniorRhyne 4-1, including a 93-74 victory in Hickory, N.C., in the 2009 NCAA Tournament’s round of 32. Francis Marion is 27-11 in all-time season openers, and the Patriots have won 29 of their last 31 regular-season match-ups with non-conference opponents.

son (Northern Oklahoma College), and 58 sophomore guard Emilee Dunton (Longwood University). Red-shirt freshman Chelsey Johnson, a 5-8 guard who hails from Riverside High School and Greer, S.C., also joins the Patriot roster. “We are ready and anxious to tip it off,” said Glusko. “We open against two very

Glusko pointed to Thompson as her starting point guard. “Carmella is a true point player with lots of athleticism and a very high basketball IQ. She is great at creating shots for her teammates.”

Second-year FMU head coach Kate Glusko welcomes back six letterwinners, including two starters, from last year’s 18-10 squad that finished third in the Peach Belt Conference’s East Division and earned its fourth consecutive invitation to the NCAA Division II Tournament. However, Glusko must replace departed swing player Shannon Singleton-Bates (19.6 ppg) who finished her career as the seventh-highest scorer in FMU history, and sixth-highest in the PBC, with 1,743 points.

Christian and Dunton will see minutes at the shooting guard spot, with Dunton also acting as the back-up at the point. “Brittany had a great off season. She is better, stronger, and more confident heading into the 2011-12 campaign, and has improved her ability to score off the dribble. Emilee also has a high IQ for the game, can shoot the three, and when she moves to the point will give us a different look.”

The two returning starters are along the FMU frontline: 5-10 senior forward Simone Trice (6.1 ppg, 5.6 rpg) and 5-11 senior forward T.T. Belcher (5.9 ppg, 6.4 rpg). Francis Marion also returns four players in the backcourt: 5-8 junior guards Kristen Dickerson (2.2 ppg), Jasmine Williams-Hayes (2.0 ppg) and Ana Imani (0.3 ppg) and 5-7 sophomore guard Brittany Christian (4.4 ppg). Of the four, Christian saw the most playing time in 2010-11, including five starts. She also connected on 34.5 percent of her threepoint attempts as the Patriots led the conference in three-point shooting last season at 35 percent. Six transfers, including three with NCAA Division I experience, join one red-shirt freshman as newcomers on the 2011-12 roster. The transfers include 5-7 senior guard Tiara Gause (Elon University), 6-0 senior forward Danielle Gibson (Charleston Southern University), 5-11 junior forward Daphne Walker (Daytona State College), 5-8 junior guard Carmella Thomp-

Playing behind Trice and Belcher in the frontcourt will be Walker and Gibson. Both add immediate college experience to the roster. “Daphne possesses an excellent offensive game, runs the floor well, and can score in a variety of ways. Danielle gives us an added rebounding presence, can also run the floor well, and owns good back-to-the-basket offensive moves. Our depth at the post is the area I am most excited about.”

good opponents in L-R and Mars Hill, so we will see where we stand very quickly. “This year’s group wants to learn and do well. We have brought in players who believe in our system and have the desire to be successful. “Our biggest asset this year will be our depth. We can go 10-to-11 players deep. They have all worked hard in the pre-season and the pieces are finally starting to fall into place. This group will be a more balanced squad where everyone must ‘show up’ each game and contribute – a blue-collar approach. “We hope to play at a faster pace this year, and the depth aids in that area. We also want to create offense with our defense.” FMU is 63-5 in its last 68 games when scoring 85 points or more. 4

Gause was to have been the starter at the three-guard position, but an injury during the pre-season has put her status for the year in question. “Hattie and Chelsey will now look to fill in this spot,” Glusko added. “Hattie is long, athletic, a good rebounder and defender, and she can get to the rim. Chelsey is still improving, but is extremely athletic – a slasher-type player – and can play great defense.” Francis Marion will play at St. Andrews University in Laurinburg, N.C. on Nov. 22 at 5:30 p.m., before hosting three consecutive home contests: Nov. 23 vs. Voorhees at 4:00, Nov. 30 vs. Lander at 5:30, and Dec. 3 vs. Augusta State at 1:30 p.m. The Patriots were picked to finish fifth in the Peach Belt’s annual pre-season coaches’ poll. FMU has twenty-two 20-win seasons in the team’s 38-year history, and the Patriots rank among the Top 10 Division II programs in all-time victories. FMU was 8-3 at home last season, 375 over the last three years, and has won 166 of its last 209 home contests in the Smith University Center.

2010-11 HEAD COACH KATE GLUSKO 1st year at FMU poll. The 37 victories set a Division II record for wins in a season and most consecutive wins (37) in a single season. Gannon also won the PSAC championship and was ranked No. 1 for six weeks. In 2008-09, Gannon was 26-5, advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament, was ranked 20th in the final Top 25 poll, and was 12th in the WBCA Top 25 Honor Roll with a 3.497 team grade point average.

Kate Glusko enters her second season as head coach for women’s basketball at Francis Marion University. Last year, she guided the Patriots to an 18-10 record and the program’s fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. FMU placed third in the Peach Belt Conference’s East Division. Glusko, 27, is the 11th head coach in the storied history of the Francis Marion program, and at 25 was the youngest new coach since Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell took over the coaching reins as a 23-year-old in 1975. The State College, Pa., native came to FMU after two seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Gannon University in Erie, Pa. In 2009-10, the Lady Knights were 371, advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four, and ended the year ranked second in the national Top 25

Prior to joining the Lady Knights’ staff, Glusko served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Concord University for two seasons. Concord posted records of 20-9 in 2007-08 and 21-9 in 2006-07, the first time the program registered back-to-back 20win seasons. During her four seasons as an assistant coach, she helped develop two All-Americans, 14 All-Conference selections, and seven players who reached the 1,000-point plateau. Her teams posted a combined 104-24 record. Glusko is a 2006 graduate of West Virginia University, where she earned the bachelor of business administration degree in management (cum laude). As a 5-10 guard, she played on the 2003-04 WVU squad that was 21-11 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament and the 2004-05 team that was 21-13 and appeared in the championship game of the WNIT. She suffered season-ending injuries as a

Personal Information Katie Glusko Quick Facts Birthdate: Sept. 2, 1984 Hometown: State College, Pa. High School: State College High School College: University of West Virginia, 2006 (B.B.A. degree cum laude in management); Concord University, 2008 (M.Ed. degree in behavior science). Coaching Experience 2006-08 Assistant Coach -- Concord University, Athens, W.V. 2008-10 Assistant Coach -- Gannon University, Erie, Pa. 2010-12 Head Coach -- Francis Marion University, Florence, S.C.

freshman and senior. In the classroom, Glusko was a two-time Big East Academic All-Star and a four-time WVU Athletic Director honor roll member. She later earned the master’s of education degree in behavioral science while at Concord. She is a product of State College (Pa.) High School, where she was a twotime All-State performer. She set the school’s all-time scoring record with 1,630 points, while scoring in double figures 60 consecutive games and leading the Lady Little Lions to an 85-22 record and four straight appearances in the Pennsylvania State Quad-A Championships. At State College High School, Glusko led the Lady Little Lions to an 85-22 record, four straight appearances in the Pennsylvania State Quad-A Championships, and two District VI Quad-A championships. She also set school records for points in a season (634) and game (43) and highest singleseason scoring average (21.1). Her accolades also included 2002 District VI Quad-A Player of the Year, McDonald’s All-America nominee, 2001 Street and Smith’s All-American, 2001 USA Today Player to Watch, and 1999 WBCA/Reebok Underclassman All-American. Glusko is a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). She also directs the women’s basketball summer camps at FMU.

Glusko as an Assistant Coach 2006-07 Concord 21-9 2007-08 Concord 20-9 2008-09 Gannon 26-5 * 2009-10 Gannon 37-1 * Glusko as a Head Coach 2010-11 FMU 18-10 * * NCAA II Tournament

ASSISTANT COACHES Tim Wilson , 2nd Year at FMU Tim Wilson, a native of Ayden, N.C., is in his second season on the Francis Marion University bench as an assistant coach. His primary responsibilities with the Patriots include recruiting, on-floor coaching, individual player workouts, pre- and post-season workouts, and helping in the area of academic support for team members. Wilson is a 2001 graduate of High Point University, where he earned a B.S. degree in business administration. He played two seasons on the Panthers basketball squad, appearing in 44 contests, and gaining Big South Conference All-Academic Team honors in both 2000 and 2001. He also attended The Citadel for two years prior to transferring to High Point. He was as an assistant coach at High Point Central High School during the 200910 season. He also previously served as head boys’ varsity coach at Wesleyan Christian Academy (in High Point) for the 2008-09 campaign and was the school’s girls’ varsity head coach from 2005 through 2008, while also assisting with the boys’ program. For the five years prior to joing the FMU staff, Wilson has been the event coordinator for Hoops and Dreams, an organization responsible for putting on team and individual showcase tournaments. He has worked as a coach/ instructor at several camps, including the Campbell University Individual Camp, Prep All-Star Showcase Camp (3 yrs), and the Elon Elite Camp. On the business side, he worked with Liberty Hardware in Winston-Salem, N.C., for eight-and-a-half years. He is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaching Association. He is married with one daughter (Bailee) and one son (Drew).

Lauren Casey , 2nd Year at FMU Lauren Casey, a native of Raleigh, N.C., is in her second season on the Francis Marion University bench as an assistant coach. Her primary responsibilities with the Patriots include recruiting, on-floor coaching, individual player workouts, preand post-season workouts, and helping in the area of academic support for team members. Casey is a 2010 graduate of Lees-McRae College, where she earned her undergraduate degree in sports management. While in Banner Elk, she was a twotime All-Conference Carolinas performer for the Lady Bobcats’ basketball squad. As a senior, she was co-captain of the team and averaged 12.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 4.5 assists per game. She was also a two-time Academic All-Conference selection. Prior to transferring to Lees-McRae, she also attended Lenoir-Rhyne College for two years where she played basketball (2006-07, 2007-08) and was a member of the track and field squad (2008). Casey was afforded the opportunity to attend the 2010 WBCA’s “So You Want To Be A Coach” program in San Antonio, Texas. She has also been a member of the USA Elite semi-pro team in the Women’s Blue Chip League. She has served as a volunteer coach at Avery High School in Newland, N.C., and has worked as a coach/instructor at several camps: Clemson University, Duke University, Donald Williams Basketball Academy, Leesville Road High School Girls Basketball Camp, and North Ridge Basketball Academy. 6

FMU PATRIOT WBB TIMELINE

PAST FMU WBB HEAD COACHES

Jan. 4, 1974, first-game win 53-44 at Sand Hills Comm. Coll.

Name Gayle Baker Sherril York Sylvia Hatchell * Trudi M. Lacey * Sherri A. Tynes * Steven M. Garber Wes Moore * Lee Buchanan * Valecia Tedder Heather Macy * Kate Glusko

1975, Sylvia Rhyne (Hatchell) named head coach Jan. 24, 1976, eclipses 100 for the first time in 101-93 win over the College of Charleston March 1975, finished 6th at AIAW Small College National Tournament in Ashland, OH March 1976, finishes 7th at AIAW Small College National Tournament in Pomona, CA March 1978, hosts AIAW Small College National Tournament, finishes 7th March 22, 1978, Pearl Moore set national record with 60 points vs. Eastern Washington State Univ.

Years 1973-74 1974-75 1975-86 1986-88 1988-90 1990-95 1995-98 1998-2002 2002-07 2007-10 2010-11

FMU Record (1 year) 16-4 (1 year) 11-11 (11 years) 272-80 (2 years) 53-12 (2 years) 43-16 (5 years) 63-77 (3 years) 69-20 (4 years) 92-29 (5 years) 56-86 (3 years) 75-19 (1 year) 18-10

* Left FMU to take an NCAA Division I coaching position.

March 10, 1979, Pearl Moore sets all-time collegiate scoring record with 4,061 points

Sylvia Hatchell Head Coach UNC

March 27, 1982, wins AIAW Division II national championship with 92-83 win over College of Charleston in Charleston, SC

She is believed to be the only collegiate cage coach to win national championships under three different affiliations (AIAW, NAIA, NCAA). She is a member of the FMU Athletic Hall of Fame, and has supported the university through her Sylvia Hatchell Francis Marion University Golf Challenge, held in past summers at the Country Club of South Carolina. In June 2004, she was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn.

1982, moves from AIAW affiliation to NAIA affiliation Dec. 18, 1982, defeats N.C. State 85-81 in Reynolds Coliseum behind 36 points and 14 rebounds by Daphne Donnelly March 9, 1983, loses 105-103 in double overtime at Campbellsville (Ky.) College in the NAIA Area 7 Tournament Feb. 20, 1984, defeats South Carolina 73-72 in Florence March 1984, earns Fellowship of Christian Athletes Team Sportsmanship Award at NAIA National Tournament in Cedar Rapids, IA March 18, 1986, wins NAIA national championship with 75-65 win over Wayland Baptist Univ. in Kansas City’s Kemper Arena.

Trudi Lacey Head Coach/GM WNBA’s Washington Mystics

1986, Sylvia Hatchell accepts UNC head coaching position, replaced by Trudi Lacey March 5, 1987, loses at North Georgia College 111-100 in the NAIA Bi-District XI game

Lacey is both general manager and head coach of the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, positions she previously held with the Charlotte Sting. The former N.C. State star also coached for eight seasons at the University of South Florida, one year at Queens University of Charlotte, and also worked with USA Basketball.

Feb. 13, 1988, beats Morris College 128-34, sets records 1988, Trudi Lacey accepts South Florida head coaching position, replaced by Sherri Tynes 1990, Sherri Tynes accepts UNC Wilmington head coaching position, replaced by Steven Garber 1992, school gains University status and moves to NCAA Division II (Peach Belt Conference) affiliation

2001, makes fourth consecutive appearance in the round of Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA II national tournament

March 6, 1996, first appearance in NCAA II national tournament

March 5, 2006, loses to GC&SU 89-83 in double overtime in the PBC Tournament title game telecast on regional television

Feb. 25, 1998, wins Peach Belt Tournament, defeating Columbus State 71-67

March 2008, FMU shares PBC regular-season title, earns invitation to NCAA Tournament and hosts the South Atlantic Regional. Also leads nation in scoring offense and steals.

March 1998, advances to Final Four of NCAA II national tournament in Pine Bluff, AR

March 2009, FMU wins PBC regular-season title; advances to Sweet 16 of NCAA II Tournament; leads nation in scoring offense and steals.

1998, Wes Moore accepts UTC (Tennessee-Chattanooga) head coaching position, replaced by Lee Buchanan Nov. 1998, wins prestigious Disney Tip-Off Classic in Florida Feb. 1999, wins Peach Belt regular-season title with 16-0 mark

2010, FMU advanced to PBC Tournament title game; advances to Rd. of 32 of NCAA II Tournament; leads nation in steals. Heather Macy accepts East Carolina University head coaching position, replaced by Kate Glusko

2011-12 PATRIOTS

ANA IMANI Guard 5’8”, Jr., Chesapeake, Va. Worcester (Mass.) Academy Western Branch High School

FMU: 2-year returning letterwinner....Has gained valuable playing time over her first two years (9 games as a sophomore and 17 games as a freshman).....Scored 8 points vs Allen on Nov. 28, 2009....Redshirted during the 2008-09 season after suffering a leg injury during the preseason....Has the ability to score in a variety of ways....Three-point shooting range...Coming from a prep school, she added experience to the backcourt. CAREER HIGHS 8 pts vs Allen (11-28-09) 2 reb on two occasions 1 asst on two occasions

PERSONAL: Born Adriana Danielle Imani in Waukegan, Ill.....Attended Worcester (Mass.) Academy and played for coach Sherry Levin....A 2007 graduate of Western Branch High School where she played for coach Kim Aston.....In 200708, averaged 16.1 ppg 4 apg, 3 rpg, and 3 spg for a 17-3 Worcester squad....MVP of 2008 Assist All-Star Game in Richmond, Va.....As a senior at WBHS, was the 8th leading scorer in the Tidewater area at 15.7 ppg....’06 and ‘07 1st-team Southeastern District and All-City...Fairfax Stars AAU program ....Likes to longboard....Once met Kevin Garnett....Hobbies include listening to music, longboarding, and hanging with friends...Nickname is Ana. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: FBI agent Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers Favorite Movie: Way of the Dragon Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Food: Shrimp Pasta Favorite Website: hulu.com Favorite On-Line Activity: Playing text twist Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Beyonce, Drake, The Weeknd Favorite Thing About FMU: The environment Any Brush With Greatness?: Met Kevin Garnett MAJOR: Biology

CAREER STATS at Francis Marion University YEAR 2010-11

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

PCT FTM-FTA

9-0

3.0

1-4

25.0

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

1-2

50.0

0.1

3-0

0.3

2009-10

17-0

4.2

8-22

36.4

2-3

66.7

0.4

6-0

1.1

TOTALS

26-0

3.8

9-26

34.6

3-5

60.0

0.3

9-0

0.8

Three-Point Shots: 0-1 in 2010-11 ; 1-3 in 2009-10

BRITTANY CHRISTIAN Guard 5’7”, So., Raleigh, N.C. Wakefield High School

FMU: Returning letterwinner….Very productive freshman campaign....Played in 27 games with 5 starts....T-14th in the PBC in three-point shooting....4 doublefigure scoring games....Good shooter with three-point range….Will be looked to for outside scoring....Bright future.....FMU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2011-12.

CAREER HIGHS 17 pts at USCA (12-1-10) 8 reb at Lander (2-16-11) 5 asst vs Morris (11-23-10)

PERSONAL: Born Brittany Renee Christian in Monson, Mass.....Graduated from Wakefield High School, where she played for coaches Danielle Blackburn and Jenis Grindstaff.....Averaged 15.8 ppg, 2 apg, 2 spg as a senior….All-Conference and Academic All-Conference….85% free throw shooter….Helped lead Lady Wolverines to a 19-8 record….Named her squad’s Defensive Player of the Year….Earned 99.9 FM The Fan/WRAL/VYPE All-OT Team honors….Selected to play in the 2010 East-West All-Star Game….First-team All-Conference as a junior….Academic All-Conference as a freshman…..Hobbies include working out, swimming, and biking….Loves to run in the rain....Has met Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, and Renee Montgomery. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pro basketball player Favorite Athlete: Maya Moore Favorite Sports Team: UConn Favorite Movie: Never Back Down Favorite TV Show: One Tree Hill Favorite Food: Chinese Favorite On-Line Activity: Facebook Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Everything Favorite Thing About FMU: Women's basketball program MAJOR: Business management.

STATS at Francis Marion University YEAR 2010-11

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

27-5

14.1

38-111

PCT FTM-FTA 34.2

14-24

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

58.3

1.4

46-1

120

4.4

Three-Point Shots: 30-87 in 2010-11

2011-12 PATRIOTS

EMILEE DUNTON Guard 5’8”, So., Lynchburg, Va. Longwood University Brookville High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from NCAA Division I Longwood University…Adds immediate college experience to the roster....Expected to see time in the Patriot backcourt....Good athlete....Can score in a variety of ways. PERSONAL: Born Emilee Michelle Dunton in Bedford, Va....Attended Brookville High School where she played for coach Warner Dyke...4-year starter and helped the Bees to a 95-14 record, including two district titles and two appearances in the state tournament....Handed out 527 career assists, third-best in Virginia High School league history....2-time team MVP....Honorable mention All-State as a junior....First-team All-Area by Lynchburg News & Advance as a senior....All-District selection three times....All-Region pick twice....AAU squad “Team Virginia” won two national championships, National Fila Championship and Junior Nationals in 2009....Also played volleyball, earning second-team All-District honors as a senior.....4-year honor roll student....Member of the National Honor Society.

CAREER HIGHS pts reb assists

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Basketball coach Favorite Athlete: Rajon Rondo Favorite Sports Teams: Boston College, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox Favorite Movie: Dickie Roberts Favorite TV Show: One Tree Hill Favorite Food: Chipotle Favorite Website: Facebook Favorite On-Line Activity: Keeping in touch with friends Do You Tweet: No Favorite Thing About FMU: The women's basketball team MAJOR: Early Childhood Education.

STATS at Longwood University YEAR 2010-11

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA PCT

26-0

15.7

25-79

31.6

FTM-FTA 2-4

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

50.0

1.6

45-0

2.7

Three-Point Shots: 18-58 in 2010-11

2011-12PATRIOTS PATRIOTS 2008-09

HATTIE HARRIS Guard 5’9”, Jr., Mason, Tenn. State Fair Community College Fayette-Ware High School

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FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from State Fair Community College in Sedalia, Missouri....Comes from an excellent junior college program....Possesses good length....Will make an impact on the defensive end....Athletic....Explosive....Can rebound....Ability to get to the rim on the offensive end of the floor....SFCC: Team captian in 2010-11....Averaged 6.9 ppg, 2.9 rpg, and 1.6 apg, while leading her team in charges taken with 24....As a freshman, averaged 6.2 ppg. 4.7 rpg, and 1.7 apg....Helped the Lady Roadrunners to a two-year record of 56-11, two Region XVI championship game appearances, and the program’s third NJCAA natiuonal tournament appearance, as well as the program’s first win at the national tournament. CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Hattie M. Harris in Memphis, Tenn......Attended Fayette-Ware High School and played for coaches Kitty Allen and Tim Harpe.....All-State and AllRegion 2009....Most Valuable Player 2007, 2008, 2009....Hobbies include basketball, working out, shopping, reading fiction novels, watching sports, doing hair, joking, watching movies and more shopping....Nickname is Hat. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: FBI agent, sports agent, Vet, Personal Trainer Favorite Athletes: Hattie Harris, Kobe Bryant, Diana Taurasi, Swin Cash Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers and Memphis Grizzy Favorite Movies: Enough, All Harry Potter series, All Transformers, Chuck and Larry Favorite TV Show: House, Basketball Wives, Behind the Music, and Hawthorne Favorite Food: Pasta and crab legs Favorite Website: Google and Youtube Favorite On-Line Activity: Shopping Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Rap, Gospel, Pop, and R&B Favorite Thing About FMU: Location Any Brush With Greatness?: Yes -- My Mind -- it aspires to do great things. MAJOR: Management

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2011-12 PATRIOTS

KRISTEN DICKERSON Guard 5’8”, Jr., Columbia, S.C. Heathwood Hall Episcopal School

FMU: 2-year returning letterwinner….Improved nearly all numbers from freshman year....Gained experience on last two NCAA Tournament squad….FMU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2010-11, 2011-12….PBC Presidential Honor Roll 2010....FMU Swamp Fox-Athletic Academic Honor Roll 2010, 201011 (fall and spring)….A winner....Competes every possession....Very athletic.

CAREER HIGHS 10 pts vs Va. Inter. (12-19-10) 4 reb vs Bluefield (12-20-09) 3 asst vs Montevallo (1-30-11)

PERSONAL: Born Kristen Alana Dickerson in Columbia, S.C......Attended Heathwood Hall Episcopal School.....Senior stats: 22.5 ppg, 4.7 assists per game.....4-year stater....1,591 career points....2-time All-Region selection....Averaged 16 ppg as a junior and helped Highlanders to the 2008 state title game....2008 SCISA Region II-AAA Tournament MVP....State Tournament AllTournament Team....2009 The State SCISA Player of the Year....SCISA NorthSouth All-Star Game pick twice....Played for 16 Elite GA/LINA 76ers summer hoops team....HSSP All-State for both basketball and track....Helped lead Highglanders to the 2008 track state championship....Has met USC head coach and former star player Dawn Staley....Hobbies include watching movies, spending time wih family and friends....Nickname is Kris. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Like my older sister, Brionna Favorite Athlete: Blake Griffin Favorite Sports Team: Boston Celtics Favorite Movie: Love & Basketball Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Food: Anything Favorite Website: www.fmylife.com Favorite On-Line Activity: YouTube-ing Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Just About Everything Favorite Thing About FMU: The Fan Support Interesting Notes: Cousin Shaun Gortman played for Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm; 2 Back-to-Back Track Championships, Played for GA/LINA Nike Elite Traveling Team, I'm really random and my jokes are bad but they crack me up so I dont care Any Brush With Greatness?: Meeting USC wbb coach Dawn Staley MAJOR: Business Management.

CAREER STATS at Francis Marion University YEAR

G-GS

MPG

2010-11

24-1

7.1

FGM-FGA

PCT FTM-FTA

22-43

51.2

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

6-14

42.9

0.8

13-0

2.2

2009-10

18-0

4.4

6-21

28.6

3-6

50.0

0.8

19-0

0.9

Totals

42-1

6.0

28-64

43.8

9-20

45.0

0.8

32-0

1.6

Three-point shots: 2-4 in 2010-11 ; 1-2 in 2009-10

2011-12 PATRIOTS

CHELSEY JOHNSON Guard 5’8”, Fr., Greer, S.C. Riverside High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU….Was redshirted during the 2010-11 season….Very athletic…Lots of potential….Will impact the program in 2011-12. PERSONAL: Born Chelsey Areal Johnson in Greer, S.C.....Graduated from Riverside High School, where she played for coach Jenny Taylor....Averaged 11.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 3.2 apg, and 2.9 spg as a senior as the Lady Warriors won their third straight region championship....2010 SCBCA AAA All-State Team...4-year starter....Riverside advanced to 2009 AAA Upper State final.....Hobbies include many sports….Loves to rollerblade….Nickname is Chels.

CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb assists

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pilot Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant Favorite Sports Team: Oklahoma City Favorite Movie: Avatar Favorite TV Show: Teen Mom Favorite Food: Mexican Favorite Website: www.nikeid.com Favorite On-Line Activity: Facebook Do You Tweet: No What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Everything Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus MAJOR: Biology.

2011-12 PATRIOTS

TIARA GAUSE Guard 5’7”, Sr., Fayetteville, N.C. Elon University Westover High School

FMU: First year player at FMU.....Transfer from NCAA Division I Elon University.....Will make an immediate impact in the backcourt and at both ends of the floor....Good defensive player....Has the ability to score in a several ways.... Will provide veteran leadership....ELON: Southern Conference Freshman of the Year in 2009.....This past season for the 20-13 Phoenix, averaged 5.1 ppg in 22 contests.....In three seasons, appeared in 81 contests (52 starts) and averaged 6.9 points and 1.2 steals per game. CAREER HIGHS 22 pts vs Davidson (2-7-09) 6 reb vs So. Virginia (2009-10)

PERSONAL: Born Tiara Alyssa Gause in Fayetteville, N.C.....Attended Westover High School and played for coaches Gene Arrington and Myeesha Hockaday.....AllState 2008....Helped lead her school to the 2008 4A state title....All-Regional player and regional MVP 2008....4-time All-Conference....SumCom Classic MVP in 2006 and 2008....Earned Player of the Year honors....Member of the 2006 AAU national championship squad....AAU All-American 2007....NCVCA All-State....Hobbies include texting and shopping….Nickname is “T”. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A basketball player/famous Favorite Athletes: Rajon Rondo/Derrick Rose Favorite Sports Team: Boston Celtics Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Favorite Food: Salmon Favorite Website: 23isback.com Favorite On-Line Activity: Tweeting/Twitter Do you Tweet: Yes What’s in your CD Player: Lil Boosie Favorite Thing About FMU: The atmosphere and my teammates Hobbies: texting and shopping MAJOR: Sociology.

CAREER STATS at Elon University YEAR

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

PCT FTM-FTA

2010-11

22-10

16.5

40-114

35.1

2009-10

30-15

17.6

69-154

44.8

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

32-47

68.1

1.7

25-0

112

5.1

25-36

69.4

1.6

47-0

164

5.5

2008-09

29-27

25.4

110-302

36.4

52-79

65.8

2.1

39-0

285

9.8

Totals

81-52

20.1

219-570

38.4

109-162

67.3

147

1.8

111-0

175

561

6.9

Three-Point Shots: 0-4 in 2010-11; 1-6 in 2009-10 ; 13-54 in 2008-09

2011-12 PATRIOTS

CARMELLA THOMPSON Guard 5’8”, Jr., Oklahoma City, Okla. Northern Oklahoma College Putnam City High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU….Transferred from Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa, Okla., where she played two seasons.....Will play the point guard position.....Very athletic...Will provide immediate experience....Can score in a variety of ways....Biggest asset is her ability to create for her teammates and get them involved at the offensive end….NOC: Averaged 6.9 points, 6.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 2.2 steals per game last season for a 20-11 Lady Mavs squad...... As a freshman, averaged 3.3 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 3.9 apg, and 2.6 spg.

CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Carmella Thompson in Oklahoma City, Okla.....Graduated from Putnam City High School and played for coach Pennington....4-year letterwinner.....Hobbies: Xbox, basketball,working out, hanging with family and friends....Nickname is Mella. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A Trillionair Favorite Athlete: Lebron James Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat Favorite Movie: The Lion King Favorite TV Show: House Favorite Food: Hot Wings Favorite Website: Google Favorite On-Line Activity: Skype Do You Tweet: No What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Boosie, Webbie, Usher Favorite Thing About FMU: First year so idk MAJOR: Marketing.

2011-12 PATRIOTS

DAPHNE WALKER Forward 5’11”, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla. Daytona State College Robert E. Lee High School

CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb assists

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Nice addition to the Patriot frontline....Will be an impact player this season....Comes from a top quality junior college.....Strong and athletic....Can score and is a great rebounder.....Her position is power forward, but is versatile enough to fill other roles.....Transfer from Daytona State College....DSC: Last year, averaged 8.9 ppg, 7.0 rpg, and 1.3 spg as Lady Falcons were 19-10 and Mid-Florida Conference co-champions.....Advanced to Florida Community College Athletic Association State Tournament for second consecutive year....Team allowed only 56.7 ppg.....Ranked 3rd in final FCSAA Coaches Poll....As a freshman, averaged 6.1 ppg and 5.1 rpg and earned first-team FCCAA Mid-Florida All-Conference honors....Named an NJCAA Top 40 All-Star....Helped lead Lady Falcons to the Elite Eight in the state playoffs. PERSONAL: Born Daphne Jacqueline Walker in Jacksonville, Fla........Graduated from Robert E. Lee High School, where she played for coach Darell Johnson....AllConference....Hobbies include balling, texting, cooking, and cleaning.....Nickname is Dapooh. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A singer Favorite Athlete: Dwayne Wade Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat Favorite Movie: Face Off Favorite TV Show: My Wife and Kids Favorite Food: Seafood Favorite Website: Facebook.com Favorite On-Line Activity: Twitter Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: R&B Favorite Thing About FMU: The Lee Nursing Building MAJOR: Nursing

S W A M P F O X C L U B

The Swamp Fox Club, formerly the Patriots Brigade, is the official booster club that generates support for the Francis Marion University Athletic Department. The mission is to provide full scholarship funding as established under NCAA guidelines for Francis Marion University’s intercollegiate athletic teams. The Swamp Fox Club offers memberships to both individuals and businesses. All money raised benefits every sport at FMU. Your support not only provides educational and athletic opportunities to worthy young people, but provides you valuable benefits as well. You also have the option of designating your entire gift to a specific sport if so desired. Gifts made to the Swamp Fox Club are tax deductible. On an annual basis, more than 175 student-athletes receive some scholarship assistance from the Swamp Fox Club. The athletic booster club has developed into a vitally important support group for the Athletic Department, pursuing the excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. For more information, or to receive a brochure, visit www.fmupatriots.com or call the athletic office at (843) 661-1240. 16

2011-12 PATRIOTS

SIMONE TRICE Forward 5’10”, Sr., Flint, Mich. Georgia Tech Flint Northwestern High School

CAREER HIGHS 12 pts on two occasions 11 rebs on two occasions

FMU: Returning starter and 2-year letterwinner....Leading returning scorer....4th on last year’s squad with 32 steals....Made 17 starts on last year’s squad that advanced to the NCAA Tournament....Ranked 18th in the PBC in rebounding for 2010-11....Played in 30 of 32 games during 2009-10 season that saw the Patriots reach the NCAA Tournament….11 rebounds at GC&SU on Jan. 29, 2010....FMU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2010-11..…FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll (fall 2010)....Transferred from Georgia Tech....Can play inside and outside...Good rebounder in traffic....A constant mismatch for opponents on offense...GT: Averaged 0.5 ppg and 0.7 rpg in six games for 22-10 Yellow Jacket squad in 2008-09....Sat out 2007-08 season with an injury. PERSONAL: Born Simone Renee Trice in Flint, Mich...Attended Flint Northwestern High School and played for coach Darnell Ross...4-time All-State choice...Scored 1000 points and grabbed 1000 rebounds in career...2-year team captain...2007 Ms. Basketball candidate...member of city championship volleyball teams in ‘05 and ‘06...Played softball, ran track...National Honor Society...AllAmerican Scholar...Salutatorian of graduating class...Hobbies include Playing Call of Duty on playstation, traveling....Nickname is Mo. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Orthodontist Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers Favorite Movie: The Hangover Favorite TV Show: Jersey Shore Favorite Food: Tacos Favorite Website: Google Favorite On-Line Activity: Skype Do You Tweet: No What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Everything Favorite Thing About FMU: The basketball program Interesting Notes: I chew a pack of Orbit wintermint EVERYDAY MAJOR: Marketing.

CAREER STATS at Georgia Tech (2008-09) and Francis Marion University (2009-11) YEAR

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

2010-11

22-17

22.0

53-124

2009-10

30-0

9.8

2008-09

6-0

1.5

58-17

13.6

Totals

PCT FTM-FTA

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

67.4

123

5.6

55-1

135

6.1

42.7

29-43

35-86

40.7

11-31

35.5

2.8

59-1

2.7

1-1

100.0

1-4

25.0

0.7

0-0

0.5

89-211

42.2

41-78

52.6

212

3.7

114-2

220

3.8

Three-Point Shots: 0-1 in 2010-11 ; 1-7 in 2009-10 ; 0-0 in 2008-09

2011-12 PATRIOTS

DANIELLE GIBSON Forward 6’0”, Sr., Roebuck, S.C. Charleston Southern University Dorman High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU….Transfer from NCAA Division I Charleston Southern University….Solid post player....Can rebound and get up and down the floor..... Will provide great leadership....Has shown a determination to make an impact in 2011-12.....CSU: Appeared in 73 contests over three seasons....Last year, averaged 1.6 ppg and 2.0 rpg in 26 games.

CAREER HIGHS 8 pts vs (2008-09) 8 reb at High Point (2-9-09)

PERSONAL: Born Danielle Katrice Gibson in Spartanburg, S.C.....Graduated from Dorman High School, where she played for coaches Kristy Ray and Joy Couch.....Named 2008 pre-season Top 10 player for the state of South Carolina....As a junior, averaged 9 ppg and 6 rpg....2007 All-Region and AllArea....Played in several post-season All-Star games....Was a member of the Cavaliers’ 2005 state championship squad and three Upper State championship teams....MVP of 2008 Spartanburg County East vs West All-Star Game.....Hobbies include music and shopping....Nickname is Dany. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian or whatever I liked at the time Favorite Athlete: Danielle Adams Favorite Sports Team: Pittsburgh Steelers Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball Favorite TV Show: Basketball Wives Favorite Food: Japanese Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Anything you want to hear Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus Interesting Notes: I danced for 9 years before I fell in love with basketball MAJOR: Sociology.

CAREER STATS at Charleston Southern University YEAR 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Totals

G-GS 26-0 26-0 21-1 73-1

MPG 11.7 7.1 8.0 9.0

FGM-FGA 14-43 12-29 16-30 42-102

PCT FTM-FTA 32.6 13-22 41.4 13-17 53.3 6-12 41.2 32-51

PCT 59.1 76.5 50.0 62.7

REB 52 27 36 115

Three-Point Shots: 1-7 in 2010-11 ; 0-2 in 2009-10 ; 1-2 in 2008-09

AVG 2.0 1.0 1.7 1.6

PF-D 28-1 15-0 16-1 59-2

AST 8 5 4 17

TO 22 14 16 52

BLK 2 1 1 4

STL 8 11 4 23

PTS 42 37 39 118

AVG 1.6 1.4 1.9 1.6

2011-12 PATRIOTS

JASMINE WILLIAMS-HAYES Guard-Forward 5’8”, Jr., Yorktown, Va. Hampton University Grafton High School

CAREER HIGHS 9 pts at Clayton St. (3-11-11) 5 reb at Augusta St. (2-19-11) 2 asst at Clayton St. (3-11-11)

FMU: Returning letterwinner.....Scored career-high 9 points in season-high 26 minutes vs Clayton State in 2011 NCAA Tournament contest.....Has been on an NCAA Tournament Team each of the past two seasonsTransfer from Hampton University.…Adds collegiate experience to the roster.....Very athletic.....Lefthanded.....Versatile player.....Could crack the starting line-up....Member of Delta Sigma Pi professional fraternity....FMU swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll (fall 2010)......HU: Played in 10 games for a 20-12 Pirates squad that advanced to the NCAA Division I Tournament… PERSONAL: Born Jasmine Monique Williams-Hayes in Shreveport, La.....Graduated from Grafton High School where she played for coaches Chris Harper and John Bayce....4-year standout….As a senior, averaged 21 ppg, 11.3 rpg, 4 apg, and 3 spg….Earned numerous Player of the Year awards….Helped lead Grafton to its first Group AA state tournament berth….As a junior, averaged 16.4 ppg, 6 rpg, and 4 apg and earned second-team All-Bay Rivers District honors….Team MVP…Averaged double-digits in scoring as a sophomore and freshman too….Has lived all over the world….Hobbies include listening to music….Nickname is Jazz. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Successful. Favorite Athlete: LeBron James Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat Favorite Movie: B.A.P.S. Favorite TV Show: Single Ladies Favorite Food: Mom's Shrimp Pasta Favorite Website: Google Favorite On-Line Activity: Twitter Do You Tweet: Yes What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Drake, Lil Wayne, Trey Songz, DC Go-Go, Bmore Club Favorite Thing About FMU: The gym Any Brush With Greatness?: Saw AJ from 106 & Park in the airport MAJOR: Business Management.

CAREER STATS at Hamptom University (2009-10) and Francis Marion University (2010-11) YEAR

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

PCT FTM-FTA

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

2010-11

13-2

7.3

11-25

44.0

4-11

36.4

0.7

12-0

2.0

2009-10

10-0

1.7

0-2

00.0

2-2

100.0

0.1

2-0

0.2

TOTALS

23-2

4.9

11-27

40.7

6-13

46.2

0.4

14-0

1.2

Three-Point Shots: 0-1 in 2010-11 ; 0-1 in 2009-10

2011-12 PATRIOTS

T.T. BELCHER Forward 5’11”, Sr., Fayetteville, N.C. Western Carolina University Concord High School

FMU: Returning starter.....Top returning rebounder....2010-11 PBC rankings: 7th in offensive rebounding, 13th in total rebounding....Very athletic....Good shot blocker....Will be looked to for contributions along the frontline....Transfer from Western Carolina University......Very athletic....Product of same high school as former Patriot forward Precious Tucker.....WCU: As a sophomore averaged 2.3 ppg and 3.1 rpg with 13 blocked shots in 29 games….In first season, played in 26 games and averaged 1.5 ppg and 2.2 rpg for a 21-12 Lady Catamounts squads that advanced to the NCAA Division I Tournament. CAREER HIGHS 15 pts vs Flagler (2-23-11) 18 reb at Augusta St. (2-19-11)

PERSONAL: Born Tonquishae Brazchell Belcher in Raleigh, N.C ....Attended E.E. Smith High School (coach Latonya Hardy) and Concord High School (coach Angela Morton)….Led Concord to the 3A stat title as a senior while earning championship game most valuable player honors…Named 2008 3A Player of the Year in North Carolina….Two-time All-Conference….Averaged 13.5 ppg as a junior….2008 Charlotte Pro-Am All-Star Classic….Cabarrus County Player of the Year for 2006-07....Has met Alana Beard, Chris Tucker, Pretty Ricky, and Young Berg....Hobbies include shopping, having fun, writing, and reading.... Loves to eat ice, likes to text, and does not like the word ant(s)...Nickname is T.T. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Famous Favorite Athletes: Lisa Leslie, LeBron James, and Dwayne Wade Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat Favorite Movies: Love & Basketball, Love Jones, Friday, The Wood Favorite TV Shows: Basketball Wives & Single Ladies Favorite Foods: Steak and broccoli, cheese, and rice casserole Favorite Website: Google What’s in Your CD Player/iPOD: Beyonce, Drake, Lil' Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Trey Songz, Tank Favorite Thing About FMU: Meeting different types of people Interesting Notes: I have met more than three famous people Any Brush With Greatness?: Shaking Pat Summit's hand MAJOR: Psychology.

CAREER STATS at Western Carolina University (2008-10) and Francis Marion University (2010-11) YEAR

G-GS

MPG

FGM-FGA

PCT FTM-FTA

2010-11

26-21

23.2

64-144

44.4

2009-10

29-2

13.6

24-65

36.9

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

25-45

55.6

167

6.4

75-1

153

5.9

19-33

57.6

3.1

49-1

2.3

2008-09

26-0

7.3

12-32

37.5

16-25

64.0

2.2

21-0

1.5

Totals

81-23

14.7

100-241

41.5

60-103

58.3

315

3.9

145-2

103

260

3.2

Three-Point Shots: 0-0 in 2010-11 ; 0-0 in 2009-10 ; 0-1 in 2008-09

2010-11 STATISTICS 2010-11 RECORD: ALL GAMES........... CONFERENCE.......... NON-CONFERENCE......

OVERALL 18-10 11-7 7-3

HOME 8-3 6-3 2-0

AWAY 9-6 5-4 4-2

NEUTRAL 1-1 0-0 1-1

|---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 Avg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Mann, Monica 27-2 598 22.1 51-164 .311 12-43 .279 40-63 .635 21-67-88 3.3 69-1 113 81 4 24 154 5.7 4 Imani, Ana 9-0 27 3.0 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0-1-1 0.1 3-0 1 1 0 3 3 0.3 5 Christian, Brittany 27-5 381 14.1 38-111 .342 30-87 .345 14-24 .583 17-22-39 1.4 46-1 22 26 0 11 120 4.4 10 Mealing, Courtney 28-27 915 32.7 157-385 .408 58-152 .382 45-60 .750 21-56-77 2.8 31-0 57 60 3 37 417 14.9 14 Dickerson, Kristen 24-1 171 7.1 22-43 .512 2-4 .500 6-14 .429 10-10-20 0.8 13-0 14 16 0 12 52 2.2 21 Colbert, Robin 27-27 880 32.6 109-242 .450 3-14 .214 68-99 .687 63-131-194 7.2 64-1 118 79 19 88 289 10.7 22 Downs, Danelle 28-8 434 15.5 29-78 .372 0-0 .000 36-60 .600 50-78-128 4.6 71-1 13 39 0 21 94 3.4 23 Singleton-Bates, S 27-27 814 30.1 197-436 .452 32-88 .364 102-138 .739 48-58-106 3.9 49-1 36 78 8 61 528 19.6 24 Trice, Simone 22-17 485 22.0 53-124 .427 0-1 .000 29-43 .674 45-78-123 5.6 55-1 24 53 5 32 135 6.1 32 Bothof, Kendra 17-0 90 5.3 8-11 .727 0-0 .000 3-5 .600 8-4-12 0.7 4-0 2 6 0 0 19 1.1 34 Williams-Hayes, Jas 13-2 95 7.3 11-25 .440 0-1 .000 4-11 .364 5-4-9 0.7 12-0 4 9 0 2 26 2.0 42 Belcher, T.T. 26-21 603 23.2 64-144 .444 0-0 .000 25-45 .556 83-84-167 6.4 75-1 14 59 13 26 153 5.9 44 Jones, Hannah 23-3 183 8.0 35-70 .500 0-0 .000 19-25 .760 12-39-51 2.2 28-0 1 17 5 2 89 3.9 Team 55-46-101 7 Total.......... 28 5676 775-1837 .422 137-391 .350 392-589 .666 438-678-1116 39.9 520-7 419 531 57 319 2079 74.2 Opponents...... 28 5676 674-1601 .421 129-415 .311 399-608 .656 363-713-1076 38.4 490-8 415 678 88 260 1876 67.0 SCORE BY PERIODS: Francis Marion University..... Opponents.....................

DATE 11-12-10 11-23-10 11-26-10 12-1-10 12-4-10 12-6-10 12-17-10 12-19-10 12-30-10 1-2-11 1-5-11 1-8-11 1-12-11 1-15-11 1-16-11 1-22-11 1-28-11 1-30-11 2-2-11 2-5-11 2-9-11 2-12-11 2-16-11 2-19-11 2-23-11 2-26-11 3-2-11 3-11-11

1st 993 843

2nd 1061 1011

OT Total 25 - 2079 22 - 1876

OPPONENT at Fayetteville State MORRIS COLLEGE KING COLLEGE at USC Aiken * vs SHAW University & at Barton College at Eckerd College vs Virginia Intermont # at Queens University of Charlotte at UNC Pembroke * LANDER UNIVERSITY * AUGUSTA STATE UNIV. * USC AIKEN * at Georgia Southwestern * at Columbus State University * at Flagler College * GEORGIA COLLEGE * UNIV. OF MONTEVALLO * UNC PEMBROKE * at Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. * NORTH GEORGIA COLL. & ST. * at Clayton State University * at Lander University * at Augusta State Univ. * FLAGLER COLLEGE * ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC STATE * at USC Aiken + at Clayton State University ^

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: Francis Marion University....... Opponents.....................

W/L SCORE W 78-68 W 101-63 W 92-63 L 64-66 L 65-67 W 90-79 W 75-66 OT W 90-76 W 69-52 L 74-85 L 81-86 W 86-64 L 66-74 OT W 71-70 W 77-72 W 67-48 W 73-55 W 76-59 W 75-60 W 75-70 L 63-67 L 60-80 L 65-78 W 54-52 OT W 74-50 W 98-56 L 66-71 L 54-79

* Peach Belt Conference game # Crescent Bank Carolinas Challenge in Myrtle Beach, SC ^ NCAA II Southeast Regional in Morrow, GA

ATTEND 1201 947 111 1187 100 88 78 500 101 215 298 289 833 304 543 213 680 198 701 189 689 522 625 1279 689 1143 938 345

OFF DEF

TOTALS

HIGH POINTS 29 Mealing 20 Mealing 23 Singleton-Bates 17 SSB, Christian 21 Singleton-Bates 18 Mann 22 Singleton-Bates 26 Mealing 16 Singleton-Bates 32 Singleton-Bates 24 Singleton-Bates 21 Colbert 22 Singleton-Bates 24 Singleton-Bates 24 Mealing 22 Singleton-Bates 28 Singleton-Bates 13 Mann 29 Singleton-Bates 15 Singleton-Bates 16 Singleton-Bates 15 Colbert 16 Singleton-Bates 15 Mealing 20 Singleton-Bates 27 Singleton-Bates 23 Mealing 20 Singleton-Bates

HIGH REBOUNDS 11 Downs 7 Colbert 6 Jones 4 Downs, SSB, Colbert 9 Mealing 11 Downs 11 Trice 6 Colbert 10 Trice 8 Colbert, Trice 9 Colbert 8 Belcher, Colbert, SSB 9 Belcher 9 Trice 12 Belcher 10 Belcher 10 Belcher 8 Belcher 6 Colbert, Downs 9 Belcher 6 Downs 9 Colbert 15 Colbert 18 Belcher 6 Trice 9 Colbert, Trice 9 Downs 6 Singleton-Bates

& in Savannah, GA + Peach Belt Conference Tournament game

1973-2011 ROSTER L

A Ashley Abed (2007-08) Chiffonia Adderson (1996-2000) Annette Alston (1982-86) Jeannette Alston (1982-86) Leigh Ammons (1998-2002) Jackie Ansley (1980-81) Lynn Avant (1974-75) Michelle Avignone (1981-82)

B Rnesha Baldwin (2001-03) Lisa Barnhill (1982-83) Jacque Barton (1982-83) Nancy Baxley (1975-76) Kari Beeson (1983-87) T.T. Belcher (2010-11) YaRiah Bell(2007-08) Maria Belotti (1994-95) Cassandra Bishop (1980-82) Tonya Boatwright (1988-90) Harriett Bonnoitt (1981-82) Kim Booker (1984-85) Kendra Bothof (2010-11) Vaughn Bowen (2002-04) Tiahana Bowens (2009-10) Jennifer Brabson (1996-2000) Sharon Brailey (1982-83) Marcy Brown (1986-90) Terra Bukovec (1995-96) Mazie Bullard (1973-74) Damita Bullock (1997-98) Elaine Burns (1989-93)

C Brenda Cain (1985-89) Tammy Campbell (1986-90) Gwen Canty (1981-85) Brittany Christian (2010-11) Robin Colbert (2008-11) Dawn Coleman (2009-10) Kisha Conway (1994-96) Erin Cook (2006-07) Maria Costas (1973-77) Alice Creed (1983-87) Cindy Crenshaw (1975-76, 77-78)

D Dana Dawson (1995-97) Jennifer Dewell (2003-05) Kristen Dickerson (2009-11) Yasmean Dixon (2006-08) Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Velvet Dotson (2003-04) Shonelle Downer (2004-08) Danelle Downs (2008-11) Phyllis Dozier (1976-77) Megan Duran (1996-2000) Jennifer Dyer (2007-09)

Eboni Fields (2008-10) LaRue Fields (1973-76) Rosita Fields (1977-78) Kathy Flaten (1983-87) Janet Floyd (1978-81) Debra Folks (1983-84) Shana Franks (2008-10) Katie Fregetto (1993-97) Audra Frizzell (2000-01)

G Veda Gardner (1992-93) Doretha Garland (1983-85) Michelle Ghere (2001-05) Karen Gibson (1984-85) Anne Gioscia (2000-02) Vanessa Goff (2004-08) Debra Goodman (1983-84) Sherer Gordon (1991-95) Classie Graham (1982-83) Jennifer Grande (1993-94) Rita Grayson (2007-08) Sarah Green (1989-94) Renee Guilliams (2004-08)

H Freda Hamilton (1994-97) Dorothy “Dot” Hanna (1987-89) Glenda Harris (1980-81) Rena Harville (1978-79) Berenice Hatchett (1992-94) Brandy Hensley (2000-02) Jennifer Howard (2001-05) Tenisha Howze (2008-09) Diane Hubbard (1973-75) Anne Hutchens (2000-01) Melinda Hydrick (1977-78)

I Ana Imani (2009-11) Tosha Ings (1994-97) Clara Jackson (1977-81) Mary Jackson (1988-92) Peg Jeffers (1973-74, 75-76) Michelle Jennings (1983-84) Nikki Jerome (2002-04) Jontell Johnson (1999-2003) Angie Jones (1979-81) Annie Jones (1987-89) Hannah Jones (2010-11) Kim Jones (1975-76)

N Sherry Nelson (1978-79) Carol Nilsen (1979-80) Rose Marie Norton (1974-75) Rachel Pack (1998-2000) Tracy Parmley (1988-90) Pam Pickney (1986-88) Amy Pietrzak (1993-95) Miriam Pittman (1981-83) Dominique Powell (2008-09) Shaketa Preal (2005-07) Cindy Pryor (1976-77) Jennifer Puckett (1995-98)

Q Chelsea Quinlin (2006-07)

Katherine Kiefer (2005-09) Anna Kolbinsky (1997-2001)

Courtenay Etheredge (2002-06)

M Shavone Mack (2004-08) Terri Maksim (1979-80) Monica Mann (2009-11) Rhonda Manning (1989-90) Kirby Marsh (2005-08) Traci Matthews (1992-93, 94-97) Jennifer McDaniel (1999-2001) Jackie McDuffie (1980-82) Tracy McIntosh (1997-2001) Jessica McKnight (1991-92) Melanie McLeod (1980-84) Kenna McNeeley (1992-94) Courtney Mealing (2009-11) Nicole Mealing (2009-10) Lynette Mickle (1978-80, 81-83) Sienna Gandy-Miller (2004-07) Karyn Montague (1986-90) Cherry Montgomery (1976-79) Becky Moody (1973-76) Gail Moody (1974-78) Charlene Moore (1979-80) Danielle Moore (2002-06) Kim Moore (1987-90) Pearl Moore (1975-79) Leslie Morgan (1989-92) Shaquana Morgan (2007-09) Maria Murdock (1983-87)

Rebecca LaGrant (1981-83) Tasha Laster (2001-05) Karen Leatherman (1979-80) Leatha Lee (1976-77) Nancy Lewis (1989-91) Cherita Linton (1985-89) Marta Losonczy (2002-04)

R Kevina Ranson (2007-09) Renata Raymond (2002-03) Fenissa Rice (1989-93) Dale Robinson (1978-80) Karen Rogers (1976-77)

Kendra Rowland (1998-2002) Evelyn Ruff (2007-09)

S Constance Satchell (1989-91) Dee Dee Scott (1988-89) Staci Scott (1992-93) Jackie Scovel (1977-79) Daisy Sellers (1992-95) Sadie Sellers (1976-77) Hope Severance (1990-94) Mary Sharp (1993-94) Amanda Sheheen (1985-89) Holly Sineath (1991-92) Creshenda Singletary (2004-09) Shannon Singleton-Bates (2007-11) Kim Slawson (1982-86) Joleen Sloper (1993-97) Penny Smith (1976-77) Lakesha Starks (1995-96) Dawn Stevens (1993-94) Shelly Stewart (1987-88) Amber Stuckey (1988-89) Crystal Sweat (1993-96)

T June Talbert (1976-78) Kristie Tecson (1997-2001) Christy Thomas (1998-2002) Pat Thomas (1974-76) Patricia Thomas (1975-76) Sebrina Tillman (1989-92) Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Joanna Tincher (2000-04) Jane Toczylowski (1999-2000) Erin Torpey (2002-03) Simone Trice (2009-11) Precious Tucker (2009-10) Chenoa Turner (1987-88) Lynn Turner (1973-75) Wanda Turner (1978-79)

W Lisa Waldrop (1983-87) Susan Wall (1973-74) Kay Ward (1973-74) Lisa Wesley (1974-76) Keahna Wheatland (2008-09) Shayla Whitaker (1995-96) Judy White (1980-81) Jasmine Williams-Hayes (2010-11) Martha Williamson (1976-81) Deborah Wilson (1976-80) Tiffany Wilson (2009-10) Nikki Wolfe (1996-2000) Christy Wright (1997-2001) Nicki Wright (1992-93)

Y Brittany Young (2004-08) Malynda Young (1977-79)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SQUADS 1981-82 AIAW DIVISION II

1985-86 NAIA

FMU HALL OF FAME CAGER PEARL MOORE (1975-79) Pearl Moore, women’s basketball’s all-time scoring leader, is a 1979 Francis Marion University graduate. Moore, a native of Florence and a graduate of Wilson High School, played for the Patriots between 1975 and 1979, and the four-time All-American scored 4,061 career points. Moore started her collegiate career at Anderson Junior College in the fall of 1975. After one semester at Anderson (eight games and 177 points), she transferred to Francis Marion. Fortunately, the Patriots did not open their cage season until after the first of the year, and thus Moore played the entire 1975-76 Francis Marion schedule. At that time under Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) rules, a player could transfer and be eligible immediately. The 5-7 guard-forward went on to score 3,884 points in a Patriot uniform. Her career point total includes the points scored at Anderson, because at that time in women’s basketball, two- and four-year schools regularly competed against each other and all results counted. During her junior year, she scored a then single-game record 60 points in a 114-71 victory over Eastern Washington State College in the 1978 AIAW Small College National Tournament (see lower left photo). In her final collegiate game, March 10, 1979, an AIAW Small College Regional Tournament consolation game against the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, she tallied 42 points to break the previous all-time record of 4,045 set by Travis Grant of Kentucky State University. Moore averaged 30.6 points per game over her four seasons (127 games) at Francis Marion, and helped lead head coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell’s program to an 85-42 record and three national tournament appearances. She scored below 20 points only 18 times in her Francis Marion career, and reached the 50-point mark on three occasions. She scored 1,109 points in her junior year alone. In addition to her point total, recorded in an era that did not have the three-point field goal, Moore grabbed 1,270 rebounds and shot 45.9 percent from the field and a then school-record 70.0 percent from the free-throw line. Since that time, two male players (John Pierce and Philip Hutcheson, both of David Lipscomb University) have surpassed her total, but she still stands as the only female player to reach 4,000 career points. Miriam Walker-Samuels of Claflin College (SC) is second on the women’s scoring list with 3,855 points. Following her career at Francis Marion, Pearl went on to play two seasons in the Women’s Pro Basketball League (1979-80 with the New York Stars and 1980-81 with the St. Louis Streak), earning All-Star status in 1981, and one season in Venezuela. Moore was one of the first inductees into the FMU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1992. In 1994, she was nominated by the university for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, and her name remains in the nomination process. During the summer of 1996, several items from Pearl’s playing days were sent to the Naismith Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., for inclusion in the Women’s Basketball Exhibit Area. In 2000, she was inducted into the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, and in 2008 became a member of the Florence Area Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2011, she was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn.

College Basketball’s Career Scoring List (11-11) John Pierce (David Lipscomb Univ. TN) 1990-94 4,230 Philip Hutcheson (David Lipscomb Univ. TN) 1986-90 4,106 Pearl Moore (Francis Marion College SC) 1975-79 4,061 Travis Grant (Kentucky State University) 1969-72 4,045 Miriam Walker-Samuels (Claflin College SC) 1987-90 3,855 Deb Remmerde (Northwestern IA) 2004-08 3,854 Bob Hopkins (Grambling State University) 1953-56 3,759 Archie Talley (Salem College WV) 1973-76 3,720 Steve Platt (Huntington College IN) 1971-74 3,700 Pete Maravich (Louisiana State University) 1967-70 3,667 Joe Miller (Alderson-Broaddus College WV) 1954-57 3,667 11. Lynette Woodard (University of Kansas) 1978-81 3,649

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FYI The 2007-08 FMU women’s basketball team accompanied Pearl Moore to the Florence Area Athletic Hall of Fame 2008 induction ceremony.

Pearl Moore standing in front of her exhibit at the 2011 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Knoxville, Tenn. 23

SERIES RECORDS Alderson-Broaddus College (WV) Alabama-Huntsville, University of Allen University (SC) Anderson College (SC) Appalachian State University (NC) The Apprentice School (VA) Arkansas Tech University Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) Augusta State University (GA) Baptist College (SC) Barton College (NC) * Belmont Abbey College (NC) Benedict College (SC) Bentley College (MA) Berry College (GA) Biola University (CA) Bluefield College (VA) Bowie State University (MD) Brewton-Parker College (GA) Bridgewater College (VA) Cameron University (OK) Campbell University (NC) Campbellsville College (KY) Carson-Newman College (TN) Catawba College (NC) Central State University (OK) Central Wesleyan College (SC) Chowan University (NC) Claflin College (SC) Clayton College & State Univ. (GA) Clemson University (SC) Coastal Carolina University (SC) Coker College (SC) College of Charleston (SC) Colorado College Columbia College (SC) Columbus State University (GA) Converse College (SC) Davidson College (NC) Dayton, University of (OH) Dominican College (NY) East Carolina University (NC) Eastern Washington State College

1-0 0-1 2-0 13-6 3-0 1-0 2-0 21-15 25-16 12-0 5-0 3-0 21-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 8-0 1-1 1-4 3-3 1-0 9-2 1-0 15-9 12-15 1-9 24-2 31-3 24-27 1-0 13-0 20-22 13-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-4 1-0

Eckerd College (FL) Elon College (NC) Emporia State University (KS) Erskine College (SC) Fayetteville State University (NC) Flagler College (FL) Florida Tech Fort Valley State University (GA) Furman University (SC) Gardner-Webb University (NC) Georgia College & State University Georgia Southern College Georgia Southwestern State University Grand Valley State University (MI) Grand View College (IA) High Point College (NC) Johnson C. Smith University (NC) Kennesaw State University (GA) Kentucky State University King College (TN) Lander University (SC) Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC) Lees-McRae College (NC) Liberty University (VA) Limestone College (SC) Lincoln Memorial University (TN) Livingstone College (NC) Longwood College (VA) Mars Hill College (NC) Mercy College (NY) Methodist College (NC) Midland Lutheran College (NE) Milligan College (TN) Montevallo, Univ. of (AL) Morgan State University (MD) Morris College (SC) Mount Olive College (NC) Newberry College (SC) North Alabama, Univ. of North Carolina Central University North Carolina State University North Carolina Wesleyan College North Florida, University of

FMU MILESTONE WINS NO. #1 #50 #100 #200 #300 #400 #500 #600 #700

SCORE 53-44 95-68 113-79 83-76 94-40 68-59 86-85 86-56 119-49

OPPONENT (DATE) at Sand Hills Community College (1-4-74) # Princeton University (3-25-76) vs Columbia College (2-1-79) @College of Charleston (2-12-83) at Mount Olive College (11-15-86) vs Central Wesleyan College (1-17-91) at Fayetteville State University (11-19-97) vs Augusta State University (2-24-01) vs Morris College (11-25-08)

# AIAW Small College National Tournament in Ashland, OH @ Winthrop College Invitational Tournament in Rock Hill, SC

The Patriot women’s basketball team has: ... played contests in 16 states (AR,CA,CO,FL,GA,IA,KY,MO,NC,OH,OK,PA,SC,TN,TX,VA) ... participated in 16 national tournaments ... once scored 100+ points in consecutive games played on the same day (3-5-76) 24

2-1 0-1 0-1 22-1 15-5 4-0 1-0 0-1 3-1 0-1 20-15 1-1 9-0 1-0 1-0 5-3 1-1 6-11 0-1 1-0 51-24 4-1 1-2 2-0 17-3 0-1 3-0 3-2 2-2 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 9-1 4-0 22-3 1-0 6-2 1-1 1-0 7-4

North Georgia College & State Univ. North Greenville JUCO (SC) Northern Kentucky University Northern State University (SD) Oklahoma Panhandle State University Peace JUCO Pfeiffer University (NC) Phillips University (OK) Portland, University of (OR) Presbyterian College (SC) Princeton University (NJ) Queens University of Charlotte (NC) Rollins College (FL) St. Ambrose College (IA) St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (NC) St. Augustine’s College (NC) Saint Leo College (FL) Saint Paul’s College (VA) Sand Hills Community College (NC) Scranton, Univ. of (PA) Selma University (AL) Shaw University (NC) Shorter College (GA) South Carolina, University of South Carolina State College Southeastern Louisiana University Southwest Baptist University (MO) Tampa, University of (FL) Tarkio College (MO) Tenn-Chattanooga, University of Tennessee Wesleyan College Texas Wesleyan College Tusculum College (TN) Union University (TN) UNC Asheville UNC Charlotte UNC Pembroke** UNC Wilmington USC Aiken USC-Lancaster USC Upstate *** Ursinus College (PA) Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Intermont College Voorhees College (SC) Washburn University (KS) Wayland Baptist University (TX) Western Carolina University (NC) William & Mary, The College of William Penn College (IA) Wingate University (NC) Winston-Salem State University (NC) Winthrop College (SC) Wofford College (SC)

7-6 2-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-2 0-1 0-1 13-3 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 9-1 5-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 6-11 2-16 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 1-1 1-0 1-1 39-18 2-0 45-22 1-0 37-19 1-0 1-0 1-0 17-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 6-8 0-1 11-3 4-2

10-1-11 * Formerly known as Atlantic Christian College ** Formerly known as Pembroke State Univ. *** Formerly USC Spartanburg

All-Time FMU Team Record 38 seasons 768 wins 364 losses .678 winning percentage

Two National Championships

FMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1973-74 16-4 Head Coach Gayle Baker Jan.4 at Sand Hills C.C. Jan.12 * Lander Jan.16 at Voorhees Jan.19 * Baptist College Jan.21 at Baptist College Jan.23 at Lander Jan.28 at Coker Feb.1 at East Carolina Feb.2 at Campbell Feb.5 at St. Andrews Feb.7 at Winthrop Feb.9 * UNC-Wilmington Feb.11 at Benedict Feb.12 at Furman University Feb.16 * Anderson JUCO Feb.19 at Pembroke State Feb.20 # Coker Feb.22 & Anderson JUCO Feb.22 & Coll.of Charleston Feb.23 & Claflin

W W W W W W L L W W L W W W W W W L W W

53-44 56-32 51-44 57-42 51-50 52-30 46-47 50-63 55-43 72-27 41-42 63-19 45-42 54-43 48-44 84-39 58-25 34-49 57-43 56-37

& at the SCAIAW Tournament * Home game at West Florence High Sch. # Home game at Mullins High School 1974-75 11-11 Head Coach Sherril York Dec.5 Anderson JUCO Dec.6 Lander Dec.7 South Carolina Jan.10 South Carolina ^ Jan.11 Catawba ^ Jan.11 Anderson JUCO ^ Jan.14 at South Carolina Jan.20 Claflin Jan.22 South Carolina Jan.24 at Claflin Jan.27 Coastal Carolina Jan.30 Voorhees Feb.4 Coker Feb.5 S.C. State Feb.7 at Lander Feb.8 at Anderson JUCO Feb.13 at Coker Feb.17 at Coll.of Charleston Feb.19 at S.C. State Feb.24 at Coastal Carolina Feb.27 $ Lander Feb.28 $ Coll. of Charleston

L W L L W L L W L W W W W L W W W L L W L L

64-88 63-62 54-86 50-61 65-54 65-72 51-75 64-43 63-70 72-58 82-53 66-62 75-50 48-57 72-65 70-64 72-30 62-70 58-70 65-43 54-57 71-75

^ FMC Invitational Tourn. in Florence $ SCAIAW Tourn. in Greenwood, S.C. 1975-76 23-9 (#6 AIAW II) Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Jan.14 Voorhees W Jan.16 at Coastal Carolina W Jan.19 S.C. State W Jan.23 No. Greenville JC * W Jan.23 Clemson * L Jan.24 Campbell * W Jan.24 Coll.of Charleston* W Jan.24 Anderson JUCO * W Jan.28 at South Carolina W Jan.30 Coastal Carolina W Feb.2 Coker W Feb.6 at S.C. State L Feb.10 Winthrop W Feb.12 at Voorhees W Feb.14 Lander W Feb.16 at Coker W Feb.17 South Carolina W Feb.23 at Coll.of Charleston L Feb.27 at Lander W Feb.28 at Anderson JUCO L Mar.4 = South Carolina L Mar.5 = USC-Lancaster W Mar.5 = Furman W Mar.6 = Winthrop L Mar.11 # UT-Chattanooga W Mar.12 # High Point W Mar.13 # Union L Mar.23 @ Grand View W Mar.24 @ Phillips University L Mar.24 @ Biola W Mar.25 @ Princeton W Mar.25 @ SE Louisiana L

88-62 82-54 65-62 68-67 62-76 75-64 101-93 76-62 78-77 89-33 ??-?? 63-71 65-51 77-74 79-54 87-64 91-74 80-94 84-50 59-72 65-79 105-59 103-64 63-72 74-62 81-80 71-90 69-68 64-71 76-63 95-68 70-81

* FMC Invitational Tourn. in Florence = SCAIAW Tournament in Anderson, S.C. # AIAW Div. II Regional Tournament @ AIAW Small College National Tournament in Ashland, Ohio 1976-77 21-11 (#7 AIAW II) Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Dec.8 Coastal Carolina W Jan.12 at South Carolina W Jan.13 at Voorhees W Jan.15 N. Greenville JC W Jan.17 at S.C. State L Jan.28 Lander W Jan.29 Peace JUCO W Jan.31 S.C. State L Feb.2 Coll.of Charleston L Feb.3 at Clemson L

104-62 74-58 86-56 78-57 53-65 67-42 81-70 72-76 69-72 70-83

Feb.4 at Feb.5 Feb.7 at Feb.9 at Feb.12 Feb.19 Feb.21 Feb.23 at Feb.25 at Feb.26 at Feb.28 at Mar.3 @ Mar.4 @ Mar.4 @ Mar.5 @ Mar.10 # Mar.11 # Mar.12 # Mar.22 & Mar.23 & Mar.24 & Mar.25 &

N. Greenville JC Columbia College Coastal Carolina Winthrop Voorhees Clemson South Carolina Coll.of Charleston Lander Anderson JUCO Columbia College Voorhees South Carolina Coll.of Charleston Claflin Northern Kentucky Union High Point Ursinus College Biola Dayton Tarkio

L W W L W W W L W W W W W L W W W L W L W L

65-82 73-61 92-46 57-62 95-64 83-82 92-85 73-92 73-50 70-62 87-55 87-46 68-61 75-84 W-L 85-59 79-74 66-72 77-66 64-69 75-53 49-59

+ AIAW Small College Regional Tournament in Louisville, Ky.

1979-80 20-8 (#18 AIAW II) Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Dec.3 USC-Aiken W 85-78 Dec.5 Claflin W 82-81 Dec.8 Benedict W 97-62 Dec.10 Winthrop W 96-56 Jan.11 = Coker W 88-43 Jan.12 = Pembroke State W 93-53 Jan.14 at Winthrop W 74-72 Jan.16 at Coll.of Charleston L 74-78 Jan.19 Newberry W 97-45 Jan.21 at Benedict W 71-53 Jan.23 USC-Spartanburg W 75-73 Jan.26 Lander L 66-70 Jan.28 at Columbia College W 94-56 Jan.31 * Baptist College W 94-47 Feb.1 * Coll.of Charleston W 81-75 Feb.2 * S. C. State L 66-80 Feb.4 at Clemson L 70-71 Feb.7 ^ Appalachian State W 94-60 W 75-61 @ SCAIAW Tournament in Charleston,S.C. Feb.8 ^ Winthrop Feb.9 ^ Coll.of Charleston L 67-70 # AIAW Small College Regional Tournament in Florence, S.C. Feb.11 at Claflin L 79-86 & AIAW Small College National Feb.13 at USC-Aiken W 99-79 Tournament in Pomona, Calif. Feb.14 Coll.of Charleston W 66-60 Feb.15 at Coastal Carolina W 78-53 1977-78 22-11 (#7 AIAW II) Feb.18 S. C. State L 67-95 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Feb.20 Coastal Carolina W 78-53 Dec.3 at Coll.of Charleston W 89-87 Feb.23 at USC-Spartanburg W 78-45 Dec.5 Benedict W 84-74 Feb.27 @ USC-Aiken L 67-68 Dec.7 at Voorhees W 87-65 Jan.11 at Benedict W 74-54 = Pee Dee Classic in Florence, S.C. Jan.14 Anderson JUCO W 76-71 * Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence, S.C. ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. Jan.16 Clemson L 71-73 @ SCAIAW Tournament in Florence, S.C. Jan.18 at Columbia W 88-60 Jan.19 * Georgia Southern W 84-69 1980-81 27-5 (#12 AIAW II) Jan.20 * Coll.of Charleston W 92-79 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Jan.21 * Coll.of Charleston W 75-67 Dec.3 Coastal Carolina W 83-40 Jan.23 Winthrop W 74-72 Dec.4 at USC-Aiken W 80-77 Jan.27 Lander W 63-41 Dec.6 Claflin W 83-74 Jan.28 at South Carolina L 57-64 Dec.10 Benedict W 64-53 Feb.1 at Pembroke State W 84-44 Jan.8 at Coastal Carolina W 71-50 Feb.4 Columbia College W 89-50 Jan.10 at Newberry W 89-39 Feb.6 S. C. State L 78-81 W 72-50 Feb.8 Coastal Carolina W 102-44 Jan.13 at Benedict Jan.14 Baptist College W 98-44 Feb.11 at Erskine W 71-60 Jan.16 = Coker W 97-58 Feb.13 South Carolina L 73-75 Jan.17 = N. C. Wesleyan W 103-54 Feb.18 Clemson L 72-78 Jan.19 Coll.of Charleston W 74-70 Feb.23 @ USC-Aiken W 76-67 Jan.21 at USC-Spartanburg W 82-59 Feb.24 @ South Carolina L 64-68 Jan.24 at Coll.of Charleston L 62-66 Feb.24 @ Clemson L 75-80 W 69-63 Feb.25 USC-Spartanburg W 100-54 Jan.26 at Baptist College Jan.29 * High Point W 71-68 Mar.3 @ Winthrop W 85-64 Jan.30 * Campbell W 80-78 Mar.4 @ S. C. State L 78-80 Jan.31 * Lenior-Rhyne W 77-59 Mar.9 % Kentucky State L 77-78 W 65-62 Mar.10 % Bridgewater W 104-53 Feb.3 at Winthrop W 62-61 Mar.11 % Mars Hill W 100-68 Feb.5 ^ Pembroke State Mar.21 $ SE Louisiana L 90-111 Feb.6 ^ Western Carolina W 73-62 Mar.22 $ E. Washington St. W 114-71 Feb.7 ^ Coll.of Charleston W 66-56 Feb.10 at S. C. State W 80-67 Mar.23 $ Midland Lutheran W 95-80 Feb.12 USC-Aiken W 93-76 Mar.24 $ Shorter L 80-83 Feb.17 Winthrop W 79-58 L 63-77 * Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence, S.C. Feb.18 at Clemson @ SCAIAW Tournament in Aiken, S.C. Feb.21 USC-Spartanburg W 85-47 % AIAW Small College Regional Feb.25 & Coastal Carolina W 90-50 Tournament in Bridgewater, Va. Feb.27 @ Claflin W 83-59 $ AIAW Small College National Feb.28 @ S. C. State L 68-73 Tournament in Florence, S.C. Mar.12 % Va. Commonwealth W 85-57 Mar.13 % Coll.of Charleston L 65-70 1978-79 19-11 (#15 AIAW II) Mar.14 % S. C. State L 63-78 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Dec.2 Benedict W 90-68 = Pee Dee Classic in Florence, S.C. Dec.4 at Newberry W 80-67 * Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence, S.C. Dec.6 Voorhees W 93-64 ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. Dec.9 at Clemson L 64-118 & SCAIAW Tournament in Florence, S.C. @ SCAIAW Tourn. in Orangeburg, S.C. Jan.11 at Benedict W 74-42 % AIAW Small College Regional Jan.17 at South Carolina L 58-69 Tournament in Hickory, N.C. Jan.19 at Coll.of Charleston L 64-66 Jan.22 at Coastal Carolina W 112-59 1981-82 27-7 Jan.25 * S. C. State L 70-96 Jan.26 * UT Chattanooga L 83-94 Jan.31 Pembroke State W 82-65 Feb.1 Columbia College W 113-79 Feb.3 Campbell W 80-72 Feb.5 South Carolina L 62-69 Feb.7 at S. C. State L 79-95 Feb.8 ^ Appalachian State W 97-84 Feb.9 ^ East Carolina L 97-99 AIAW II National Champions Feb.10 ^ Anderson JUCO W 90-67 Feb.14 USC-Aiken W 106-97 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell L 70-103 Feb.15 at Columbia College W 108-68 Nov.28 at N.C. State Dec.2 USC Aiken W 97-84 Feb.17 Coll.of Charleston L 60-64 Dec.5 Pembroke State W 88-56 Feb.21 at Voorhees W 72-49 Dec.9 Benedict W 106-54 Feb.23 at Erskine W 68-67 Jan.8 at Claflin L 57-68 Feb.24 at Lander W 92-48 Jan.16 at Clemson @ L 79-92 Feb.28 # Claflin W 87-57 Jan.17 @ Lander W 86-55 Mar.2 @ Coll.of Charleston W 82-65 Jan.18 at Winthrop W 84-76 Mar.3 @ S. C. State L 66-85 Jan.20 at Benedict W 94-60 Mar.8 + William & Mary W 75-69 Jan.23 Coll.of Charleston L 79-85 Mar.9 + High Point L 71-82 Jan.26 at Coastal Carolina W 96-66 Mar.10 + UT Chattanooga W 81-75 UNC Wilmington* W 98-69 * Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence, S.C. Jan.29 Jan.30 Lenoir Rhyne* W 84-62 ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. Feb.2 Winthrop W 89-61 # SCAIAW Tournament in Florence, S.C. @ SCAIAW Tourn. in Spartanburg, S.C. Feb.4 Coastal Carolina W 106-67

Feb.6 at Coll.of Charleston Feb.8 at USC-Aiken Feb.10 Newberry Feb.12 # Campbell Feb.13 # Coll.of Charleston Feb.17 S.C. State Feb.20 USC Spartanburg Feb.22 at Coker Feb.25 at Baptist College Mar.3 Baptist College & Mar.5 Coll.of Charleston ^ Mar.6 Claflin ^ Mar.11 $ Campbellsville Mar.12 $ Campbell Mar.13 at Coll.of Charleston $ Mar.19 % Colorado College Mar.20 % Central State Univ. Mar.26 + William Penn Coll. Mar.27 at Coll.of Charleston +

L W W W W L W W W W W W W W L W W W W

82-93 82-65 100-50 92-65 83-82 82-84 92-66 101-54 97-70 107-56 97-70 93-77 106-80 98-79 80-81 91-54 91-87 84-70 92-83

@ Clemson Invitational in Clemson, S.C. *Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence # Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. & SCAIAW Tournament game ^ SCAIAW Tournament in Newberry, S.C. $ AIAW Division II Regional Tournament in Charleston, S.C. % AIAW Div.II National Tourn. (1st/2nd rds) in Edmond, Okla. + AIAW Division II Final Four in Charleston,S.C. 1982-83 23-7 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Nov.30 USC-Aiken W 89-63 Dec.2 at Pembroke State L 74-76 Dec.8 Coll.of Charleston L 70-71 Dec.18 at N. C. State W 85-81 Jan.13 at Limestone W 68-53 Jan.15 at Coll.of Charleston L 70-78 Jan.18 Claflin W 77-61 Jan.22 Lander W 98-74 Jan.25 at Coastal Carolina W 87-76 Jan.27 * William & Mary W 99-82 Jan.28 * Campbell W 87-68 Jan.29 * Morgan State W 99-82 Feb.1 Limestone L 81-82 Feb.3 Coastal Carolina W 81-60 Feb.5 at USC-Aiken W 92-59 Feb.7 at South Carolina L 89-95 Feb.10 ^ Lenoir-Rhyne W 115-63 Feb.11 ^ UNC-Charlotte W 86-52 Feb.12 ^ Coll.of Charleston W 83-76 Feb.17 at S. C. State L 79-85 Feb.19 at USC-Spartanburg W 75-70 Feb.22 at Benedict W 93-84 Feb.23 Baptist College W 79-49 Feb.25 Columbia College W 103-42 Feb.26 USC-Spartanburg W 91-67 Mar.2 % USC-Spartanburg W 68-58 Mar.4 @ Claflin W 82-79 Mar.5 @ Coll.of Charleston W 79-77 Mar.8 $ Pembroke State W 86-78 Mar.9 $ Campbellsville L 103-105

^ in Rock Hill, S.C. % NAIA District Six Tournament game in Florence, S.C. @ NAIA District Six Tournament in Orangeburg, S.C. $ NAIA Bi-District XI playoff game in Florence, S.C. = NAIA Nat’l Tourn. in Cedar Rapids,Iowa 1984-85 26-4 (#8 NAIA) Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Nov.20 at Newberry W 87-44 Nov.27 Columbia College W 93-59 Nov.28 Morris W 118-32 Dec.3 at Pembroke State W 81-78 Dec.5 at Baptist College W 82-74 Dec.7 Voorhees W 87-39 Dec.8 High Point W 110-75 Jan.8 at USC-Aiken W 99-41 Jan.11 at Erskine W 79-55 Jan.12 at Lander W 94-68 Jan.14 Coker W 110-39 Jan.19 USC-Spartanburg L 86-90 Jan.21 at Coastal Carolina W 101-70 Jan.24 Longwood W 83-62 Jan.25 Georgia Southern W 115-75 Jan.26 Fayetteville State L 67-69 Jan.29 at Morris W 112-91 Jan.31 Coastal Carolina W 106-60 Feb.2 Baptist College W 101-46 Feb.8 ^ UNC-Asheville W 87-65 Feb.9 ^ Coll.of Charleston L 71-74 Feb.13 Claflin W 85-82 Feb.15 Erskine W 92-49 Feb.20 Coll.of Charleston W 91-66 Feb.22 at Benedict W 118-68 Feb.23 Presbyterian W 80-61 Feb.26 Limestone % W 97-68 Mar.1 @ Coll. of Charleston W 88-68 Mar.2 @ Claflin L 66-75 ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. % NAIA District Six Tournament game @ NAIA Dist. Six Tourn. in Orangeburg,SC 1985-86

36-2

NAIA National Champions Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Nov.19 Morris W 123-30 Nov.22 Methodist College W 115-38 Nov.23 Pembroke State W 88-68 Nov.26 at Wofford * W 110-63 Nov.30 at East Carolina Univ. L 65-75 Dec.2 Newberry * W 109-53 Dec.4 Columbia College* W 101-43 Dec.5 at Belmont Abbey W 99-73 Jan.8 Coll.of Charleston W 65-63 Jan.10 Liberty University W 95-67 Converse College* W 109-55 * Foxy Lady Tournament in Florence, S.C. Jan.11 Jan.13 USC Spartanburg* W 82-69 ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. % NAIA District Six Tourn. in Florence, S.C. Jan.15 at Coastal Carolina* W 96-65 Jan.18 at Coll.of Charleston* L 76-77 @ NAIA District Six Tournament Jan.20 Limestone * W 80-54 in Charleston, S.C. Coastal Carolina W 92-61 $ NAIA Area 7 Tourn. in Campbellsville, Ky. Jan.23 Jan.24 St. Augustine’s Coll. W 91-61 Jan.25 Belmont Abbey W 75-46 1983-84 28-5 Jan.28 at Central Wesleyan * W 108-64 NAIA National Quarterfinals Jan.30 Coastal Carolina W 101-55 Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Feb.1 at Claflin * W 85-64 Nov.22 Pembroke State L 55-62 Feb.3 Lander * W 76-54 Nov.28 at USC-Spartanburg W 80-72 Feb.6 at Benedict W 92-50 Nov.30 USC-Aiken W 90-60 Feb.10 at Voorhees * W 93-32 Dec.3 at Lander W 80-49 Feb.13 Presbyterian Coll.* W 102-54 Dec.7 at Coll.of Charleston L 51-66 Feb.15 at Morris * W 115-38 Dec.9 Pfeiffer W 90-74 USC Aiken * W 83-31 Dec.10 Furman W 102-76 Feb.17 Feb.18 Benedict W 106-63 Jan.9 at Baptist College W 74-61 W 85-57 Jan.10 St. Andrews W 102-69 Feb.20 at Erskine * Feb.22 at Coker * W 89-66 Jan.11 at Presbyterian W 81-44 Feb.25 Newberry # W 104-60 Jan.14 Erskine L 53-82 Feb.27 Limestone # W 104-35 Jan.16 at Coker W 93-49 Claflin # W 83-71 Jan.19 Benedict W 115-76 Mar.1 Mar.5 Georgia Southwestern@W 96-70 Jan.21 Lander W 74-62 Mar.14 % Dominican College W 109-41 Jan.23 at Coastal Carolina W 84-48 Mar.15 % Wingate W 89-71 Jan.26 Wingate W 84-77 Mar.17 % Georgia Southwestern W 91-77 Jan.27 Appalachian State W 78-60 Mar.18 % Wayland Baptist W 75-65 Jan.28 Fayetteville State W 77-53 Jan.31 Baptist College W 104-44 * NAIA District Six game Feb.2 Coastal Carolina W 86-59 # NAIA District Six Tournament game Feb.4 Presbyterian W 91-58 @ NAIA Bi-District XI championship game Feb.7 at Claflin L 81-96 % NAIA National Tourn. in Kansas City,Mo. Feb.10 ^ Campbell W 81-65 Feb.11 at Winthrop W 74-68 1986-87 30-6 (#7 NAIA) Feb.20 South Carolina W 73-72 Head Coach Trudi M. Lacey Feb.22 Coll.of Charleston W 73-67 Nov.15 at Mount Olive W 94-40 Feb.25 at Columbia College W 114-62 Nov.21 Atlanic Christian W 102-54 Feb.28 % Limestone W 77-62 Nov.22 Limestone W 91-58 Mar.2 @ Coll.of Charleston W 86-61 Nov.24 Methodist College W 119-50 Mar.3 @ Erskine W 82-62 Nov.27 # Cameron L 67-81 Mar.7 $ Berry W 83-71 Nov.28 # Texas Wesleyan W 77-76 Mar.14 = St. Ambrose W 81-68 Nov.29 # Midland Lutheran W 81-54 Mar.15 = Portland L 79-91

FMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T Dec.3 Dec.6 Dec.9 Jan. 9 Jan.10 Jan.13 Jan.17 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.24 Jan.25 Jan.26 Jan.28 Jan.29 Jan.31 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.7 Feb.9 Feb.12 Feb.14 Feb.16 Feb.18 Feb.19 Feb.21 Feb.24 Feb.26 Feb.28 Mar.5

at Pembroke State Benedict at East Carolina at Converse at USC-Spartanburg at Benedict Coll.of Charleston at Limestone Liberty Longwood Lander Central Wesleyan at Columbia College at Belmont Abbey Claflin at Lander Wofford at Newberry Voorhees at Presbyterian Morris at USC-Aiken at Coll.of Charleston Erskine Coker Limestone % Lander % @ Coll.of Charleston & North Georgia

L 72-76 W 75-50 L 76-78 W 79-72 L 79-81 W 89-53 L 90-95 W 106-66 W 97-66 W 83-78 W 80-76 W 72-56 W 86-67 W 96-61 W 94-71 W 99-67 W 108-63 W 84-67 W 100-29 W 96-75 W 128-60 W 74-63 W 84-59 W 88-54 W 108-65 W 92-62 W 89-50 W 64-62 L 100-111

1989-90 20-10 Head Coach Sherri A. Tynes Nov.17 & High Point L 63-72 Nov.18 & Lander L 63-69 Nov.27 at High Point W 68-62 Nov.29 Voorhees W 74-65 Dec.2 at Elon College L 64-68 Dec.4 Pembroke State W 71-62 Dec.15 ^ Brewton-Parker L 71-74 Dec.16 ^ Columbus W 82-71 Jan.8 USC-Spartanburg W 81-71 Jan.10 at Voorhees W 84-60 Jan.13 at Lander L 64-70 Jan.15 Erskine W 81-41 Jan.18 at Central Wesleyan L 55-58 Jan.20 Limestone W 75-60 Jan.25 at Converse L 60-63 Jan.27 at Coker W 72-69 Jan.29 St. Andrews W 82-37 Feb.1 at Newberry W 99-71 Feb.3 Lander W 53-51 Feb.5 at Presbyterian L 58-69 Feb.8 at Erskine W 81-39 Feb.10 Central Wesleyan W 75-56 Feb.12 at St. Andrews W 86-50 Feb.15 at Limestone W 86-50 Feb.17 Converse L 56-72 Feb.19 at USC-Spartanburg W 64-59 Feb.22 Coker W 79-66 Feb.24 Newberry W 72-62 # Plainview Queens Classic in Plainview, Texas Feb.27 USC-Spartanburg% W 81-75 % NAIA District Six Tournament game Mar.1 @ Claflin L 55-93 @ NAIA District Six Tournament in Charleston, S.C. & Lady Patriot Invitational in Florence,S.C. & NAIA Bi-District XI playoff game in ^ Americus Times Recorder Christmas Dahlonega, Ga. Classic in Americus, Ga. % NAIA District Six Tournament game 1987-88 23-6 (#16 NAIA) @ NAIA District Six Tournament in Head Coach Trudi M. Lacey Orangeburg, S.C. Nov.20 ^ Tennessee Wesleyan W 72-50 Nov.21 ^ Berry L 64-72 1990-91 17-12 Nov.27 N.C. Central W 97-62 Head Coach Steven M. Garber Nov.28 Pembroke State L 73-75 Nov.20 Morris College L 84-92 Dec.3 at Coll.of Charleston W 52-39 Nov.27 Coker College * + L 61-63 Dec.19 at High Point W 86-55 Nov.30 Barton College # W 86-77 Jan.12 Lander W 66-37 Dec.1 Pembroke State # W 76-62 Jan.14 USC-Aiken W 84-54 Dec.5 at USC Spartanburg+ L 58-74 Jan.16 at Limestone W 86-65 Jan.4 @ Alabama-Huntsville L 75-77 Jan.18 at Presbyterian W 80-70 Jan.5 @ Selma University W 93-54 Jan.23 at Lander W 65-53 Jan.10 at Coll.of Charleston L 62-73 Jan.25 Central Wesleyan W 66-57 Jan.12 at Lander * + OT L 62-70 Jan.28 at USC-Spartanburg W 80-63 Jan.14 at Erskine College * W 75-55 Jan.30 Coll.of Charleston W 68-62 Jan.17 Central Wesleyan * W 68-59 Jan.31 at UNC Charlotte L 68-72 Jan.19 at Limestone * + L 70-74 Feb.3 at USC-Aiken W 60-55 Jan.21 at Converse College * W 79-65 Feb.5 Converse W 95-64 Jan.24 USC Aiken + L 62-67 Feb.6 Wofford W 87-42 Jan.26 Armstrong St. + 2OT W 85-81 Feb.8 at Pembroke State W 87-73 Jan.28 Converse College * W 73-60 Feb.11 at Claflin L 92-93 Feb.13 at Morris W 128-34 Jan.31 at Newberry College* L 66-81 Feb.2 Columbus Coll. + W 72-54 Feb.15 Voorhees W 102-51 L 63-80 Feb.18 at Coker W 104-61 Feb.4 at USC Aiken + Erskine College * W 67-49 Feb.22 Erskine W 105-53 Feb.7 Feb.9 at Central Wesleyan * W 75-55 Feb.25 at Newberry L 77-87 Feb.11 Lander Coll. * + W 78-72 Feb.27 Limestone W 88-62 Feb.14 Limestone Coll.* W 84-66 Mar.1 USC-Aiken % W 89-72 Feb.16 at Armstrong State + L 54-56 Mar.3 Lander % W 106-84 USC Spartanburg+ OT W 88-76 Mar.5 @ Claflin L 103-109 Feb.18 Feb.21 at Coker College * + W 75-51 Newberry College* W 78-64 ^ Berry Tip-Off Classic in Mount Berry,Ga. Feb.23 Feb.25 Newberry Coll. & W 73-67 % NAIA District Six Tournament game Feb.26 at USC Aiken & L 66-70 @ NAIA District Six Tournament in Orangeburg,S.C. # Lady Patriot Invitational Tournament in 1988-89 23-6 Florence, S.C. Head Coach Sherri A. Tynes @ New Year’s Tourn. in Columbus, Ga. Nov.21 Fayetteville State W 93-65 * Palmetto State Conference game Nov.25 = St. Augustine’s W 94-79 + Peach Belt Athletic Conference game Nov.26 = Pembroke State W 73-66 & NAIA District Six Tournament game Nov.27 = Coll.of Charleston L 80-88 Dec.1 Coll.of Charleston L 62-74 1991-92 18-12 Dec.2 at Fayetteville State W 71-61 Head Coach Steven M. Garber Dec.6 at Longwood W 69-67 Nov.23 Converse College* W 57-47 Jan.10 at Lander W 65-63 Dec.3 at Coastal Carolina L 52-55 Jan.14 Limestone W 93-56 Dec.5 Limestone Coll. * L 61-71 Jan.16 Presbyterian W 86-57 Dec.7 at Erskine College * W 63-36 Jan.18 at USC-Aiken W 61-60 Dec.9 Coker College W 76-58 Jan.19 Columbia College W 93-58 Jan.4 at USC Spartanburg # W 74-69 Jan.21 Lander W 93-73 Jan.6 at Converse College * W 95-41 Jan.23 at Central Wesleyan W 78-41 Jan.8 at Armstrong State # W 66-64 Jan.26 USC-Spartanburg W 89-64 Jan.11 Columbus College# L 73-75 Jan.28 at Coll.of Charleston L 74-76 Jan.13 Erskine College * W 64-44 Jan.30 at Pembroke State L 75-79 Jan.15 at USC Aiken # L 72-85 Feb.1 USC-Aiken W 76-60 Jan.18 at Augusta College # L 60-75 Feb.2 at Converse W 68-62 Jan.20 at Central Wesleyan * L 77-106 Feb.6 Claflin L 60-77 Jan.22 at Lander College # * L 54-66 Feb.8 at Benedict W 76-57 Jan.25 Georgia College # L 77-94 Feb.11 Morris W 109-50 Jan.27 Newberry College* W 83-72 Feb.13 at Voorhees W 98-45 Jan.29 USC Spartanburg # L 67-71 Feb.16 Coker W 86-55 Feb.1 at Newberry College* W 64-57 Feb.20 at Erskine W 78-54 Feb.3 Central Wesleyan * W 59-56 Feb.25 at Limestone W 76-74 Feb.5 Lander College # * W 59-58 Feb.26 Newberry W 85-70 Feb.8 at Columbus Coll. # W 70-66 Feb.28 USC-Spartanburg% W 80-77 Feb.10 at Limestone Coll. * W 70-62 Mar.2 @ Coll.of Charleston L 75-79 Feb.12 USC Aiken # W 69-58 Feb.15 Armstrong State # W 58-54 = Turkey Tourney in Florence, S.C. Feb.17 at Coker College W 54-51 % NAIA District Six Tournament game Feb.19 at Georgia College # L 53-67 @ NAIA District Six Tournament game Feb.22 Augusta College # L 54-69 in Charleston, S.C. Feb.24 Benedict College ^ W 84-53

Feb.25 at Central Wesleyan ^ W 76-73 Feb.27 at Claflin College ^ L 55-65 * Palmetto State Conference game # Peach Belt Athletic Conference game ^ NAIA District Six Tournament game 1992-93 11-17 Head Coach Steven M. Garber Nov.20 # Carson-Newman Nov.21 at Longwood # Nov.30 Newberry College Dec.3 Converse College Dec.5 Wofford College Dec.8 Coker College Jan.7 at Pembroke State * Jan.9 at Columbus College* Jan.14 Augusta College * Jan.16 Lander College * Jan.18 at Coker College Jan.20 USC Spartanburg * Jan.23 at Erskine Coll. OT Jan.25 Armstrong State * Jan.27 at Newberry College Jan.30 Georgia College * Feb.1 at USC Aiken * Feb.4 Pembroke State * Feb.6 at Georgia College * Feb.11 at Armstrong State * Feb.13 Columbus College* Feb.17 at USC Spartanburg * Feb.20 at Augusta College * Feb.21 Davidson College Feb.25 USC Aiken * Feb.27 at Lander College * Mar.3 & USC Aiken 2OT Mar.4 & USC Spartanburg

L L W W L W L L L L W L W L W W L L L L W L L W W L W L

62-88 67-73 83-62 85-56 66-88 92-66 55-65 62-74 55-68 50-70 86-78 51-82 74-72 39-56 91-52 68-67 62-69 66-71 63-82 42-52 77-76 42-68 51-70 85-58 60-52 57-62 93-89 60-73

# C&L/Lady Lancer Invitational in Farmville,Va. * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game & PBAC Tournament in Augusta, Ga. 1993-94 6-21 Head Coach Steven M. Garber Nov.20 at Lincoln Memorial L Nov.21 at Gardner-Webb Univ. L Nov.23 Lees-McRae Coll. L Nov.27 Erskine College W Nov.30 Carson-Newman L Dec.4 at Wofford College L Dec.7 Augusta College * L Jan.8 Columbus Coll. * OT W Jan.10 USC Aiken * L Jan.12 Pembroke St. * OT L Jan.15 at Lander Univ. * L Jan.17 Coker College W Jan.19 at USC Spartanburg * L Jan.22 Newberry College W Jan.24 Armstrong State * W Jan.29 Georgia Coll. * OT L Feb.2 at Pembroke State * L Feb.5 at Georgia College * L Feb.7 at Newberry College W Feb.10 at Armstrong State * L Feb.12 at Columbus College * L Feb.16 USC Spartanburg * L Feb.19 at Augusta College * L Feb.21 at Coker College L Feb.23 at USC Aiken * L Feb.26 Lander Univ. * L Mar.2 & Lander Univ. OT L

40-91 69-82 74-83 70-38 53-56 76-95 62-64 80-72 67-80 67-68 65-68 83-58 58-73 68-59 45-43 63-65 67-80 69-87 76-55 56-72 63-86 52-70 57-84 68-83 59-72 66-72 57-58

* Peach Belt Athletic Conference game & PBAC Tournament in Augusta, Ga. 1994-95 11-15 Head Coach Steven M. Garber Nov.20 St. Andrews Coll. Nov.22 at Carson-Newman Nov.26 Wofford College Nov.28 at Newberry College Dec.2 # Lees-McRae Coll. Dec.3 # Catawba College Dec.10 Augusta College * Jan.5 at Pembroke State * Jan.7 at Columbus College* Jan.11 USC Aiken * Jan.14 Armstrong State * Jan.16 at USC Spartanburg * Jan.18 & Lander Univ.* 3OT Jan.21 at Kennesaw State * Jan.25 Coastal Carolina Jan.28 at Georgia College * Feb.1 Pembroke State * Feb.4 Columbus College* Feb.8 at USC Aiken * Feb.11 at Armstrong State * Feb.13 USC Spartanburg * Feb.15 at Lander University* Feb.18 Kennesaw State * Feb.22 at Augusta College * Feb.25 Georgia College * Mar.1 % Columbus College

W L W W L L L W L W W L W L L W L L L L W W L L W L

77-53 55-84 69-53 86-75 77-85 52-67 51-78 59-40 56-77 77-64 76-58 56-82 90-89 73-80 71-75 74-70 72-74 64-70 61-69 54-59 67-52 62-61 44-73 63-79 84-77 57-71

# Hardees Lady Bobcat Classic in Newland, N.C. * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game & At the Florence Civic Center

% PBAC Tournament in Augusta, Ga. 1995-96 18-9 Head Coach Wes Moore Nov.18 at Coker Nov.20 at Fayetteville State Nov.27 Lees-McRae Coll. Dec.1 # Univ. of Scranton Dec.2 # Mercy College Dec.5 Wingate Dec.9 Augusta College * Jan.3 Pembroke State * Jan.6 Columbus College* Jan.10 at USC Aiken* Jan.13 at Armstrong State * Jan.15 USC-Spartanburg* Jan.17 at Lander * Jan.20 Kennesaw State * Jan.25 Newberry Jan.27 Georgia College * Jan.29 at Erskine Jan.31 at Pembroke State * Feb.3 at Columbus College* Feb.7 USC Aiken* Feb.10 Armstrong State * Feb.12 at USC-Spartanburg * Feb.14 Lander * @ Feb.17 at Kennesaw State * Feb.21 at Augusta College * Feb.24 at Georgia College* Feb.28 + Columbus College

W L W L W L W W W W W W W W W W W L W W W L W L L L L

64-47 58-63 61-50 63-73 63-47 63-75 61-60 86-68 69-56 69-62 69-54 66-55 57-47 68-60 84-64 54-52 86-58 55-67 75-67 76-43 65-57 52-56 70-48 51-54 60-65 73-78 78-82

Mar.18 + Arkansas Tech OT W 69-61 Mar.19 + Emporia State Univ. L 75-90 * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game @ Catawba Coll. All-Sport Classic in Salisbury, N.C. % Carson-Newman Lady Eagle Classic in Jefferson City, Tenn. + PBAC Tourn. game in Savannah, Ga. & NCAA Div. II Tourn. (South Atlantic Reg.) + NCAA Division II Elite Eight Tournament in Pine Bluff, Ark.

1998-99 27-3 (#9 NCAA II) NCAA II Sweet Sixteen Head Coach Lee Buchanan Nov.16 Benedict W 96-46 Nov.20 # Arkansas Tech Univ. W 57-54 Nov.21 # Grand Valley State W 90-76 Nov.22 # Bentley College W 69-68 Nov.27 % Mount Olive W 85-60 Nov.28 % Coker W 105-60 Nov.30 Augusta State * W 83-66 Dec.3 Fayetteville State W 84-66 Dec.5 @ N.C. Central W 81-68 Dec.6 @ Mars Hill L 68-75 Dec.17 at Pfeiffer W 95-56 Jan.2 USC Aiken * W 71-66 Jan.6 at Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 76-65 Jan.9 at Clayton Coll.& St.* W 68-60 Jan.11 Kennesaw State * W 77-74 Jan.13 Lander * W 80-54 Jan.16 at USC Spartanburg * W 61-45 * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game Jan.20 UNC Pembroke * W 83-76 # Wolf Bus Lines Tournament Jan.23 at USC Aiken * W 62-54 in Shippensburg, Pa. Jan.25 at Augusta State * W 67-59 @ at the Florence Civic Center North Florida * W 83-50 + PBAC Tourn. game in Milledgeville, Ga. Jan.27 Jan.30 at Columbus State * W 83-75 Feb.3 at UNC Pembroke * W 105-45 1996-97 21-8 Feb.6 USC Spartanburg * W 75-55 Head Coach Wes Moore W 70-56 Nov.20 Fayetteville State W 65-51 Feb.10 at Lander * Georgia Coll. & St.* W 67-61 Nov.25 at Anderson College W 59-44 Feb.13 Feb.21 $ North Florida W 57-43 Nov.29 at Eckerd College L 53-56 L 65-67 Dec.1 at Saint Leo College W 65-64 Feb.23 $ Columbus State Wingate & W 85-72 Dec.4 Anderson College W 73-57 Mar.5 Kennesaw State & L 72-76 Dec.8 at Wingate L 59-60 Mar.6 Dec.10 Coker @ W 65-46 Dec.15 Augusta State * W 77-72 * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game # Disney Tip-Off Classic in Lake Buena Jan.2 at UNC Pembroke* W 86-64 Vista, Fla. Jan.4 at Columbus State * L 59-70 Jan.9 USC Aiken* W 64-55 % Wingate Inn/FMU Classic in Florence @ Lady Lion Classic in Mars Hill, N.C. Jan.11 Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 69-33 $ PBAC Tournament game in Savannah, Ga. Jan.13 at USC Spartanburg* W 79-78 & NCAA Div. II Tourn. (So.Atlantic Regional) Jan.15 Lander * W 60-48 Jan.18 at Kennesaw State * L 62-78 1999-2000 25-8 (#17 NCAA II) Jan.22 Erskine W 66-32 NCAA II Sweet Sixteen Jan.25 at Georgia Coll.& St.* W 71-67 Head Coach: Lee Buchanan Jan.29 UNC Pembroke * W 81-69 Nov.5 # Washburn Univ. OT L 78-80 Feb.1 Columbus State * W 83-70 Nov.6 # Florida Tech W 71-70 Feb.5 at USC Aiken * W 57-48 Nov.7 # Northern State U. L 63-77 Feb.8 at Armstrong Atlantic St.*L 58-61 Nov.26 % Mars Hill College W 88-80 Feb.10 USC Spartanburg * W 76-56 Nov.27 % North Alabama W 88-73 Feb.12 at Lander * W 72-48 Nov.29 at Anderson College W 80-65 Feb.15 Kennesaw St. * OT L 68-69 Dec.1 at Livingstone Coll. W 64-60 Feb.19 at Augusta State * W 63-57 Dec.3 $ Southwest Baptist W 65-63 Feb.22 Georgia Coll.& St. * W 77-66 Dec.4 $ Okla. Panhandle St. W 71-58 Feb.26 + USC Spartanburg W 66-63 Dec.14 Livingstone Coll. W 73-67 Feb.28 at Georgia Coll.& St.+ L 48-70 Dec.30 at Johnson C. Smith L 54-72 Mar.6 # Fayetteville State L 83-85 Jan.2 at USC Aiken * W 92-74 * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game @ at the Florence Civic Center + PBAC Tourn. game in Milledgeville, Ga. # NCAA Division II Tournament (South Atlantic Regional) in Kennesaw, Ga. 1997-98 30-3 (#5 NCAA II) NCAA II Final Four Head Coach Wes Moore Nov.14 at Anderson College W 101-48 Nov.16 Catawba W 77-56 Nov.19 at Fayetteville St. W 86-85 Nov.21 @ St. Andrews Coll. W 78-62 Nov.22 at Catawba L 62-65 Nov.26 at Augusta State * W 81-67 Dec.2 Wingate W 101-85 Dec.5 % Alderson-Broaddus W 78-64 Dec.6 at Carson-Newman W 94-89 Dec.9 Coker W 71-69 Jan.3 at USC Aiken* W 72-48 Jan.5 at Kennesaw State * W 61-56 Jan.8 Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 69-53 Jan.10 Clayton Coll.& St.* W 86-61 Jan.14 at Lander * W 79-66 Jan.17 USC Spartanburg* W 77-59 Jan.21 at UNC Pembroke* W 62-43 Jan.24 USC Aiken* W 85-65 Jan.26 Augusta State * W 78-57 Jan.28 at North Florida * W 62-52 Jan.31 Columbus State * L 60-72 Feb.4 UNC Pembroke* W 77-35 Feb.7 at USC Spartanburg* W 82-55 Feb.11 Lander * W 74-60 Feb.14 at Georgia Coll. & St.* W 89-67 Feb.17 Anderson College W 77-53 Feb.22 $ North Florida W 63-60 Feb.24 $ Clayton Coll. & St. W 92-43 Feb.25 $ Columbus State W 71-67 Mar.6 Columbus State & W 77-74 Mar.7 Bowie State Univ. & W 62-52

Jan.5 Jan.8 Jan.12 Jan.15 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.26 Jan.29 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.9 Feb.12 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.22 Feb.26 Mar.1 Mar.3 Mar.9 Mar.10 Mar.11

Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 76-56

Clayton Coll.& St.* at Lander University* USC Spartanburg* at UNC Pembroke * USC Aiken * at North Florida* Columbus State * UNC Pembroke * at USC Spartanburg * Lander Univ. * at Georgia Coll. & St.* Augusta State * at Kennesaw St.* OT Converse College at Augusta State * + Georgia Coll. & St. + Columbus State & Lander University & Presbyterian Coll. & Columbus State OT

W W W W W W W W W L L W L W W W L W W L

55-48 74-64 66-47 81-67 77-49 75-68 85-65 75-67 58-45 83-86 75-90 83-60 68-72 92-40 73-68 72-66 91-99 76-66 82-79 99-101

# Disney Tip-Off Classic in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. % Wingate Inn/FMU Classic in Florence, S.C. $ Taco Bell Tournament in Pueblo, Colo. * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game + Peach Belt Athletic Conf. Tournament in Greenwood, S.C. & NCAA Division II Tournament (South Atlantic Regional) in Clinton, S.C.

FMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T 2000-01 24-7 (#10 NCAA II) NCAA II Sweet Sixteen Head Coach: Lee Buchanan Nov.17 % Fayetteville St. W Nov.18 % Limestone W Nov.21 Johnson C. Smith W Nov.24 N. C. Central W Nov.25 Mars Hill L Nov.28 Presbyterian W Dec.1 & Wingate W Dec.2 & Lenoir-Rhyne L Dec.12 at St. Augustine's W Dec.30 USC Aiken * L Jan.3 at Armstrong Atl.St.*ot L Jan.6 at Clayton Coll. & St.* W Jan.10 Lander * W Jan.13 at USC Spartanburg * W Jan.17 UNC Pembroke * W Jan.20 at USC Aiken * W Jan.24 North Florida * W Jan.27 at Columbus State * L Jan.31 at UNC Pembroke * W Feb.3 USC Spartanburg * W Feb.7 at Lander * W Feb.10 Georgia Coll.& St.* W Feb.14 at Augusta State * W Feb.17 Kennesaw State * W Feb.21 at Converse W Feb.24 Augusta State * W Feb.28 # Kennesaw State W Mar.2 # Columbus State L Mar.8 + Fayetteville State W Mar.9 + Catawba W Mar.10 + Columbus State * L

74-69 91-43 68-67 72-59 77-79 62-48 84-78 61-76 75-59 64-75 72-75 70-52 71-54 66-58 89-75 45-42 73-67 50-81 67-59 65-58 66-60 77-62 80-68 94-89 78-40 86-56 69-57 57-101 69-61 80-64 71-75

* Peach Belt Conference game % USC Aiken Tip-Off Classic & FMU Classic in Florence, SC # Peach Belt Tourn. in Greenwood, SC + NCAA II South Atlantic Regional in Columbus, GA 2001-02 16-11 Head Coach Lee Buchanan Nov.16 % N.C. Central OT W 66-60 Nov.17 % St. Augustine’s W 72-49 Nov.20 at Presbyterian OT L 69-70 Nov.23 $ Anderson W 70-47 Nov.24 $ St. Paul’s W 75-44 Nov.28 Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 80-56 Dec.1 at Georgia Coll.& St.* W 68-57 Dec.4 at N.C. Central Univ. L 50-62 Dec.11 at Fayetteville State L 72-78 Jan.7 USC Aiken * L 64-68 Jan.9 UNC Pembroke * W 74-63 Jan.12 at Lander University * W 58-50 Jan.16 at Armstrong Atlantic St.* L 48-50 Jan.19 at Augusta State * W 59-52 Jan.20 North Florida * W 60-59 Jan.23 USC Spartanburg * W 65-59 Jan.26 Georgia Coll.& St.* W 63-59 Jan.30 at UNC Pembroke * W 69-55 Feb.2 Clayton Coll.& St.* W 59-54 Feb.6 at USC Spartanburg * L 73-80 Feb.9 Kennesaw State * L 70-77 Feb.10 Columbus State * L 57-81 Feb.13 Lander University * W 80-58 Feb.16 Augusta State * W 80-58 Feb.20 at USC Aiken * L 47-59 Feb.23 at Clayton Coll.& St.* L 62-67 Feb.28 at Columbus St. + OT L 80-82

Feb.5 Feb.8 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.19 Feb.22 Feb.26 Mar.1 Mar.4 Mar.6 Mar.8

UNC Pembroke * W 73-63 at Clayton Coll.& St.* L 57-71 USC Spartanburg * W 58-57 at Kennesaw State * L 41-74 at Lander University * L 77-102 at Augusta State U. * L 40-64 USC Aiken * L 63-64 Clayton Coll.& St. * W 76-62 vs Clayton Coll.& St.& W 59-47 vs Augusta State + OT W 61-55 at Columbus State + L 46-58

12-18

Head Coach Valecia Tedder Nov.22 $ Anderson College W 75-74 Nov.23 $ Pfeiffer University L 56-77 Nov.26 Presbyterian Coll. W 79-64 Nov.30 Georgia Coll.& St.* L 60-68 Dec.2 Fayetteville State W 73-42 Dec.10 Coker College W 72-50 Dec.16 at St. Andrews College W 78-52 Dec.20 vs Fort Valley State % L 61-63 Dec.21 vs Wingate % OT L 81-84 Jan.2 at Armstrong Atlantic St* L 48-81 Jan.8 at North Florida * L 58-61 Jan.11 at Columbus State * L 48-64 Jan.13 at USC Aiken * L 66-68 Jan.15 at UNC Pembroke * L 49-52 Jan.18 Lander University * W 85-70 Jan.22 Armstrong Atl.St.* OT W 62-61 Jan.25 Augusta State Univ.* L 61-73 Jan.29 at USC Spartanburg * L 57-67 Feb.1 at Georgia Coll.& St. * L 60-84

2005-06

13-16

* Peach Belt Conference game $ FMU / Sleep Inn Classic in Florence, SC % AASU / Chatham Orthopaedics Christmas Classic in Savannah, GA + PBC Tournament in Columbus, GA 2003-04

14-13

Head Coach Valecia Tedder Nov.22 N.C. Central Univ. W 65-61 Nov.25 at Presbyterian Coll. W 82-70 Nov.28 at Eckerd $ W 51-45 Nov.29 vs Tampa $ W 59-55 Dec.9 Wingate University L 71-80 Dec.16 Fayetteville St. Univ. W 63-59 Dec.30 at Fayetteville St. Univ. L 51-63 Jan.3 St. Andrews Pres. W 68-44 Jan.7 at Lander University * L 72-77 Jan.10 Clayton Coll. & St. * W 72-57 Jan.12 at Longwood Univ. L 59-66 Jan.14 USC Spartanburg * W 65-60 Jan.17 at Armstrong Atl. St. * L 46-74 Jan.21 at USC Aiken * W 70-63 Jan.24 North Florida * L 63-65 Jan.28 at USC Spartanburg * L 66-77 Jan.31 at Kennesaw State * L 62-78 Feb.4 USC Aiken * @ W 63-62 Feb.7 Columbus State * W 72-49 Feb.11 UNC Pembroke * W 71-60 Feb.14 at Augusta State * L 69-82 Feb.18 Lander University * L 71-72 Feb.21 at Georgia Coll. & St.* L 59-83 Feb.25 at UNC Pembroke * W 91-58 Feb.28 Augusta State * L 76-79 Mar.2 vs Clayton Coll.&St.+ W 65-63 Mar.4 vs Armstrong Atl.St. + L 52-63

Head Coach: Valecia Tedder Nov.15 at Presbyterian Nov.18 Coker Nov.19 Fayetteville St. Nov.30 USC Upstate Dec.3 at Lander Dec.5 Wingate Dec.14 Anderson College Dec.20 at N.C. Central Jan.4 at Armstong Atlantic Jan.7 Ga. College & St. Jan.11 USC Aiken Jan.14 at Columbus St. Jan.18 Augusta St. Jan.21 at Clayton St. Jan.23 North Georgia Jan.25 at USC Upstate Jan.28 Lander Feb.1 at North Georgia Feb.6 UNC Pembroke Feb.8. Armstrong Atlantic Feb.11 at Ga. College & St. Feb.15 at USC Aiken Feb.18 Columbus St. Feb.20 at UNC Pembroke Feb,22 at Agusta St. Feb.25 Clayton St. Mar.2 vs UNC Pembroke Mar.4 vs USC Upstate Mar.5 vs Ga. Coll. & St. 2OT

L 61-69 W 85-55 W 73-72 L 46-61 W 66-61 L 60-77 L 68-70 L 53-63 L 47-64 W 74-73 W 64-52 W 60-49 W 57-56 L 47-60 L 58-69 L 49-53 W 74-59 L 56-69 L 44-61 W 58-56 L 51-60 L 51-57 W 68-61 W 58-52 L 49-53 L 67-68 W 65-58 W 63-58 L 83-89

* Peach Belt Conference game # Zaxby’s Patriot Tip-Off Clazzic in Florence, SC + PBC Tournament in Greenwood, SC 2006-07

6-22

$ Eckerd College Classic in St. Petersburg, FL * Peach Belt Conference game @ at the Florence Civic Center + PBC Tournament in Augusta, GA 2004-05

11-17

* Peach Belt Conference game % FMU Tip-Off Classic in Florence, SC $ Patriot Palmetto Classic in Florence, SC + PBC Tournament in Columbus, GA 2002-03

at Florence Civic Center ^ UNF Turkey Classic in Jacksonville, FL # All-State Insurance PBC/CIAA Clash in Spartanburg, SC + PBC Tournament in Augusta, GA

Head Coach: Valecia Tedder Nov.19 $ St. Andrews Pres. C. L Nov.20 $ Fayetteville St. Univ. L Nov.23 Presbyterian Coll. W Nov.26 at North Florida ^ L Nov.27 ^ Rollins College L Nov.30 Livingstone College W Dec.2 at Fayetteville St. Univ. W Dec.6 at Wingate Univ. OT L Dec.16 at Anderson College L Dec.30 # Winston-Salem St. L Dec.31 # N.C. Central Univ. W Jan.5 Lander Univ. * L Jan.8 at Clayton Coll. & St. * L Jan.12 at USC Upstate * L Jan.15 Armstrong Atl. St. * W Jan.19 USC Aiken * W Jan.22 at North Florida * L Jan.26 USC Upstate * L Jan.29 Kennesaw State * W Feb.2 at USC Aiken * L Feb.5 at Columbus State * L Feb.9 at UNC Pembroke * L Feb.12 Augusta State * W Feb.16 at Lander University * W Feb.19 Georgia Coll. & St.* W Feb.23 UNC Pembroke * L Feb.26 at Augusta State * W Mar.1 + Kennesaw State L

64-69 53-66 67-66 44-56 56-65 80-62 79-75 71-73 59-86 47-54 58-54 58-61 48-95 49-62 77-72 57-55 39-56 60-68 66-60 49-66 67-79 51-57 57-53 66-58 73-62 48-63 55-49 69-70

Head Coach: Valecia Tedder Nov.15 at Furman Nov. 18 Mount Olive Nov. 21 Presbyterian Nov. 24 vs Carson-Newman Nov. 25 at Catawba Nov. 28 at Erskine Dec. 2 Clayton State Dec. 4 at Wingate Dec.14 at Tusculum Dec.16 at Newberry Jan. 2 Lander Jan. 4 Pfeiffer Jan. 6 at Clayton State Jan. 10 at USC Upstate Jan. 13 Armstrong Atlantic Jan. 17 USC Aiken Jan. 20 at Ga. Southwestern Jan. 24 USC Upstate Jan. 27 Augusta State Jan. 31 at USC AIken Feb. 3 at Columbus State Feb. 7 at UNC Pembroke Feb. 10 North Georgia Feb. 14 at Lander Feb. 17 Georgia College Feb. 21 UNC Pembroke Feb. 24 at North Georgia Feb. 28 vs Augusta State +

L 33-57 W 82-69 W 66-57 L 52-69 L 70-85 W 74-57 L 62-82 L 57-58 L 61-71 L 42-63 L 61-74 L 60-82 L 62-72 L 45-84 L 51-65 W 68-64 W 66-52 L 56-63 L 50-61 L 44-73 L 56-58 L 34-43 L 61-69 L 65-72 L 49-54 L 55-64 W 85-83 L 46-56

* Peach Belt Conference game % Comfort Suits Classic in Salisbury, NC + PBC Tournament in Greenwood, SC 2007-08

21-9

* Peach Belt Conference game $ Patriot Tip-Off Classic

Head Coach: Heather Macy Nov. 17 Mount Olive W 78-63 Nov. 20 Milligan W 111-86 Nov. 24 Apprentice School W 115-52 Nov. 27 Wingate W 112-81 Dec. 1 at North Georgia * L 82-87 Dec. 14 vs Converse ^ W 101-41 Dec. 15 at Coker ^ W 84-77 Jan. 2 Erskine W 91-50 Jan. 5 Ga. Southwestern * W 97-62 Jan. 6 Columbus State * W 88-74 Jan. 9 USC Aiken * W 89-66 Jan. 16 at UNC Pembroke * W 101-82 Jan. 19 at Ga. College & St. * L 84-90 Jan. 23 Augusta State * W 101-86 Jan. 26 at Clayton State * W 84-76 Jan. 30 at Lander * W 113-103 Feb. 2 North Georgia * W 96-86 Feb. 4 Armstrong Atlantic* W 73-69 Feb. 6 at USC Aiken * L 71-81 Feb. 9 at Ga. Southwestern * W 88-64 Feb. 10 at Columbus St. * OT L 108-113 Feb. 13 UNC Pembroke * W 85-75 Feb. 18 Lander * L 81-95 Feb. 20 at Augusta State * W 87-76 Feb. 23 Ga. College & St. * W 95-67 Feb. 27 at Armstrong Atlantic* L 65-78 Mar. 1 Clayton State * L 74-76 Mar. 6 vs North Georgia + W 84-75 Mar. 8 vs Lander + L 73-93 Mar. 14 Clayton State # L 69-88 * Peach Belt Conference game ^ Lady Cobra Classic in Hartsville, SC + PBC Tournament in Aiken, SC # NCAA II South Atlantic Regional in Florence, SC 2008-09 27-5 (#14 NCAA II) Head Coach: Heather Macy Nov. 15 at Barton College W Nov. 19 St. Andrews W Nov. 22 Chowan W Nov. 25 Morris W Nov. 29 Erskine W Dec. 12 at Coker W Dec. 15 North Georgia * W Dec. 30 Allen W Jan. 3 at Ga. Southwestern * W Jan. 7 at USC Aiken * L Jan. 10 at Columbus State * W Jan. 14 UNC Pembroke * W Jan. 17 Ga.College & St * W Jan. 21 at Augusta State * W Jan. 24 Clayton State * W Jan. 28 Lander * W Jan. 31 at North Georgia * W Feb. 2 at Armstrong Atlantic* W Feb. 4 USC Aiken * W Feb. 7 Ga. Southwestern * W Feb. 11 at UNC Pembroke * W Feb. 14 Columbus State * W Feb. 16 at Lander * W Feb. 18 Augusta State * W Feb. 21 at Ga. College & St. * W Feb. 25 Armstrong Atl.* OT L Feb. 28 at Clayton State * OT L Mar. 5 vs North Georgia + W Mar. 7 vs Lander + L Mar. 13 vs USC Aiken # W Mar. 14 at Lenoir-Rhyne # W Mar. 16 vs Clayton State # L

68-66 116-37 117-35 119-49 108-71 99-60 84-68 104-35 93-79 57-75 78-67 81-59 86-67 93-90 89-80 100-79 74-65 75-61 67-45 112-68 75-58 94-61 98-80 78-65 72-69 91-92 80-86 80-61 63-70 101-83 93-74 73-89

* Peach Belt Conference game + PBC Tournament game in Aiken, SC # NCAA II Southeast Regional Tournament in Hickory, NC 2009-10

27-5 (#20 NCAA II)

Head Coach: Heather Macy Nov. 15 Converse College Nov. 18 Fayetteville St. Nov. 21 Coker College Nov. 27 St. Augustine's Nov. 28 Allen University Dec. 2 USC Aiken * Dec. 7 Barton College Dec. 18 vs Tusculum # Dec. 19 at Wingate # Dec. 20 vs Bluefield College % Jan. 2 UNC Pembroke * Jan. 6 at Lander * Jan. 9 at Augusta State * Jan. 13 at USC Aiken * Jan. 16 Ga. Southwestern * Jan. 17 Columbus State * Jan. 23 Flagler * Jan. 29 at Georgia College *

W W W W W W W W L W W L W W W W W W

91-57 91-61 106-48 86-56 122-47 69-65 88-80 83-71 85-87 111-77 77-65 86-91 86-62 79-77 87-74 90-85 97-63 92-77

Jan. 31 at Montevallo * Feb. 3 at UNC Pembroke * Feb. 6 Armstrong Atl. St. * Feb. 10 at North Georgia * Feb. 13 Clayton State * Feb. 17 Lander * Feb. 20 Augusta State * Feb. 24 at Flagler * Feb. 27 at Armstrong Atl. St. * Mar. 2 USC Aiken ~ Mar. 6 vs Georgia College ~~ Mar. 7 vs Clayton State ~~ Mar. 12 vs Newberry $ Mar. 13 vs Tusculum $

W W W W L W W W W W W L W L

91-68 98-82 84-67 93-70 82-92 82-71 89-47 105-86 104-81 75-64 66-61 75-94 103-96 96-103

* Peach Belt Conference game # OrthoCarolina Classic in Wingate, NC % Carolina's Challenge in Myrtle Beach,SC ~ PBC Tournament game in Florence, SC ~~ PBC Tournament game in Aiken, SC $ NCAA II Southeast Regional in Greenwood, SC 2010-11

18-10

Head Coach: Kate Glusko Nov. 12 at Fayetteville State W Nov. 23 Morris College W Nov. 26 King College W Dec. 1 at USC Aiken * L Dec. 4 vs Shaw University & L Dec. 6 at Barton College W Dec. 17 at Eckerd College ot W Dec. 19 vs Virginia Intermont # W Dec. 30 at Queens U/Charlotte W Jan. 2 at UNC Pembroke * L Jan. 5 Lander * L Jan. 8 Augusta State * W Jan. 12 USC Aiken * OT L Jan. 15 at Ga. Southwestern * W Jan. 16 at Columbus State * W Jan. 22 at Flagler * W Jan. 28 Georgia College * W Jan. 30 Montevallo * W Feb. 2 UNC Pembroke * W Feb. 5 at Armstrong Atl. St.* W Feb. 9 North Georgia * L Feb. 12 at Clayton State * L Feb. 16 at Lander * L Feb. 19 at Augusta State * OT W Feb. 23 Flagler * W Feb. 26 Armstrong Atl. St. * W Mar. 2 at USC Aiken + L Mar. 11 at Clayton State ^ L

78-68 101-63 92-63 64-66 65-67 90-79 75-66 90-76 69-52 74-85 81-86 86-64 66-74 71-70 77-72 67-48 73-55 76-59 75-60 75-70 63-67 60-80 65-78 54-52 74-50 98-56 66-71 54-79

* Peach Belt Conference game & in Savannah, GA # Crescent Bank Carolinas Challenge in Myrtle Beach, SC + Peach Belt Conference Tournament ^ NCAA II Southeast Regional in Morrow, GA

FMU Trips to the NCAA II Tournament: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 Sweet 16 Appearences: 2009, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998 Final 4 Appearences: 1998 “The Patriot women’s basketball team has won at least 20 games in 22 of 38 all-time seasons, including three 30-win seasons and two national championships“

PAST PBC STANDINGS 1990-91 1. *USC Aiken 2. USC-Spartanburg Georgia College 4. Armstrong State Lander Francis Marion 7. Columbus College 1991-92 1. *Âugusta College *Georgia College 3. USC Aiken 4. Francis Marion 5. Armstrong State USC-Spartanburg 7. Columbus College 8. Lander 1992-93 1. *USC-Spartanburg 2. Âugusta College 3. Armstrong State 4. Georgia College 5. Lander 6. Columbus Col. 7. Pembroke State 8. Francis Marion USC Aiken * Kennesaw State 1993-94 1. *ÛSC-Spartanburg 2. Columbus College 3. Armstrong State 4. Augusta College 5. Georgia College USC Aiken 7. Pembroke State 8. Lander 9. Francis Marion Kennesaw State 1994-95 1. *ÛSC-Spartanburg *Augusta College *Columbus College 4. Kennesaw State 5. Francis Marion Armstrong State 7. USC Aiken Georgia College 9. Pembroke State 10. Lander 1995-96 1. *^Georgia College 2. Francis Marion 3. Kennesaw State 4. Augusta College 5. USC-Spartanburg 6. Pembroke State Columbus College 8. Armstrong State 9. Lander 10. USC Aiken Clayton State 1996-97 1. *^Kennesaw State 2. Francis Marion 3. GC&SU 4. Columbus State 5. Augusta State Armstrong Atl. 7. USC-Spartanburg Lander 9. USC-Aiken 10. UNC Pembroke Clayton State 1997-98 North Division 1. ^Francis Marion 2. Augusta State 3. USC Spartanburg Lander 5. USC Aiken 6. UNC Pembroke South Division 1. *Columbus St. 2. GC&SU 3. Kennesaw State 4. North Florida 5. Armstrong Atl. 6. Clayton State

9-3 7-5 7-5 5-7 5-7 5-7 3-9

24-6 18-10 18-11 10-14 20-8 17-12 8-17

12-2 12-2 9-5 6-8 5-9 5-9 4-10 3-11

23-6 22-7 18-11 18-12 14-13 12-16 10-16 13-15

16-0 14-2 10-6 8-8 7-9 6-10 5-11 3-13 3-13 0-0

28-3 24-5 16-10 17-11 11-16 12-15 10-17 11-17 8-18 19-11

15-1 12-4 11-5 9-7 8-8 8-8 4-12 3-13 2-14 0-0

27-4 20-9 17-9 16-11 16-12 15-12 6-19 9-18 6-21 18-11

14-4 14-4 14-4 12-6 8-10 8-10 7-11 7-11 5-13 1-17

25-6 19-9 21-7 15-12 11-15 12-17 12-15 11-17 8-18 4-22

14-4 13-5 12-6 11-7 10-8 9-9 9-9 7-11 3-15 2-16 0-0

21-9 18-9 17-12 19-9 14-13 15-12 13-15 9-18 9-15 3-23 13-15

17-1 14-4 13-5 11-7 10-8 10-8 5-13 5-13 4-14 1-17 0-0

30-2 21-8 23-8 17-11 18-9 14-13 11-17 8-19 7-21 1-25 14-13

15-1 9-7 7-9 7-9 6-10 0-16

30-3 18-10 14-13 12-14 10-17 5-22

16-0 11-5 10-6 6-10 5-11 4-12

25-6 19-8 18-10 11-17 12-16 14-15

1998-99 North Division 1. *Francis Marion 2. ^Lander 3. Augusta State UNC Pembroke 5. USC Spartanburg 6. USC Aiken South Division 1. Kennesaw State 2. Columbus State 3. GC&SU 4. North Florida 5. Armstrong Atl. 6. Clayton State 1999-2000 North Division 1. Francis Marion 2. Lander 3. USC Aiken 4. Augusta State 5. UNC Pembroke 6. USC Spartanburg South Division 1. *Kennesaw State 2. ^Columbus State 3. GCSU North Florida 5. Armstrong Atlantic Clayton State 2000-01 North Division 1. USC Aiken 2. Francis Marion 3. UNC Pembroke 4. Augusta State 5. Lander USC Spartanburg South Division 1. *^Columbus State 2. GC&SU 3. Kennesaw State 4. North Florida 5. Armstrong Atl. 6. Clayton State 2001-02 North Division 1. *USC Aiken 2. Francis Marion UNC Pembroke 4. Augusta State 5. USC Spartanburg 6. Lander South Division 1. Kennesaw State North Florida 3. Columbus State 4. ^GC&SU 5. Clayton State 6. Armstrong Atl. 2002-03 North Division 1. Augusta St. 2. USC Aiken 3. USC Spartanburg 4. Lander 5. Francis Marion 6. UNC Pembroke South Division 1. *^Armstrong Atl. *Columbus St. 3. North Florida 4. Clayton State 5. Kennesaw State 6. GC&SU 2003-04 North Division 1. *Lander 2. Augusta State 3. Francis Marion 4. USC Aiken 5. USC Spartanburg 6. UNC Pembroke South Division 1. Armstrong Atl. North Florida 3. ^GC&SU 4. Kennesaw State 5. Columbus State 6. Clayton State

16-0 11-5 7-9 7-9 3-13 0-16

27-3 20-10 13-15 16-11 6-21 5-22

14-2 12-4 9-7 7-9 6-10 4-12

28-4 25-7 17-11 18-10 13-15 9-18

13-3 12-4 7-9 5-11 3-13 2-14

25-8 22-8 15-12 10-15 11-15 5-21

25-5 12-4 10-6 10-6 4-12 4-12

14-2 28-8 17-10 16-11 8-18 7-19

14-2 13-3 6-10 5-11 2-14 2-14

22-7 24-7 14-13 12-15 6-17 7-19

16-0 11-5 10-5 8-8 5-11 4-12

31-1 21-7 19-8 14-13 10-16 6-20

16-3 12-7 12-7 5-14 4-15 1-18

22-6 16-11 18-9 10-17 6-21 2-25

13-6 13-6 12-7 11-8 8-11 7-12

17-10 20-9 21-11 19-12 13-15 11-18

13-6 9-10 7-12 6-13 5-14 3-16

19-10 19-13 13-15 12-15 12-18 8-19

17-2 17-2 12-7 10-9 9-10 6-13

27-4 28-4 20-12 16-11 16-13 13-16

14-2 11-5 7-9 6-10 4-12 2-14

24-6 24-8 14-13 14-14 9-18 8-20

12-4 12-4 11-5 10-6 5-11 2-14

23-8 24-6 28-6 19-10 11-17 10-18

2004-05 North Division 1. UNC Pembroke 2. USC Aiken 3. Augusta State 4. Francis Marion Lander USC Upstate South Division 1. *^Clayton State 2. Columbus State 3. GC&SU 4. Kennesaw State 5. North Florida 6. Armstrong Atl. 2005-06 1. *North Georgia 2. Clayton State 3. USC Upstate 4. Armstrong Atl. UNC Pembroke 6. Columbus State Francis Marion ^GC&SU 9. Augusta State USC Aiken 11. Lander 2006-07 North Division 1. USC Aiken 2. UNC Pembroke 3. Lander 4. North Georgia 5. USC Upstate 6. Francis Marion South Division 1. *^Clayton State 2. Columbus State GCSU 4. Augusta State 5. Armstrong Atl. 6. Ga. Southwestern 2007-08 1. *Augusta State *Clayton State *Francis Marion *^Lander *USC Aiken 6. Columbus State 7. Armstrong Atl. 8. North Georgia 9. GCSU 10. UNC Pembroke 11. Ga. Southwestern

10-6 9-7 8-8 7-9 7-9 7-9

18-10 19-13 14-14 11-17 14-15 14-14

13-3 12-4 9-7 8-8 6-10 0-16

25-7 21-10 18-10 18-12 13-16 0-30

19-1 17-3 12-8 10-10 10-10 9-11 9-11 9-11 7-13 7-13 1-19

23-4 25-6 16-14 15-13 15-13 17-15 13-16 17-14 13-18 11-17 5-23

11-5 10-6 9-7 7-9 6-10 3-13

20-9 13-15 15-13 12-14 11-17 6-22

12-4 10-6 10-6 9-7 8-8 1-15

29-6 21-11 22-10 18-10 15-14 4-21

13-7 13-7 13-7 13-7 13-7 12-8 11-9 9-11 8-12 5-15 0-20

20-10 20-11 21-9 23-12 20-8 17-12 20-11 17-12 13-15 10-18 1-26

2008-09 1. *Francis Marion 17-3 2. Clayton State 16-4 3. Armstrong Atlantic 12-8 ^Lander 12-8 USC Aiken 12-8 6. GCSU 11-8 7. Columbus St. 10-10 8. UNC Pembroke 8-12 9. North Georgia 5-15 10. Augusta St. 3-17 Ga. Southwestern 3-17 2009-10 East Division 1. *Lander 17-1 2. Francis Marion 16-2 3. USC Aiken 10-8 4. UNC Pembroke 8-10 5. Armstrong Atlantic 6-12 6. Flagler 3-15 7. Augusta State 0-18 West Division 1. GCSU 13-4 2. ^Clayton State 12-5 3. Columbus State 11-6 4. Montevallo 7-10 Georgia Southwestern 7-10 6. North Georgia 4-13 2010-11 East Division 1. Lander 16-2 USC Aiken 16-2 3. Francis Marion 11-7 4. UNC Pembroke 8-10 5. Armstrong Atlantic St. 4-14 6. Flagler 3-15 7. Augusta State 2-16 West Division 1. *^Clayton State 17-0 2. Georgia College 11-6 3. Columbus State 8-9 4. North Georgia 6-11 Georgia Southwestern 6-11 Montevallo 6-11 * PBC Champions ^ PBC Tournament Champions

27-5 26-7 17-11 20-11 22-12 16-11 18-14 12-16 9-20 5-23 8-19

27-4 27-5 15-13 14-14 9-17 8-19 1-26 21-8 24-7 17-11 14-13 12-16 9-17

29-4 27-6 18-10 12-15 8-18 6-20 8-18 35-1 22-7 15-12 15-13 12-14 10-17

NCAA Division II Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball All-Time Victories List

Team 1. Bentley 2. Arkansas Tech 3. Cal Poly Pomona 4. Central Missouri 5. Delta State 6. Northern Kentucky 7. Stonehill 8. Washburn 9. Francis Marion 10. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 28

Yrs. Won 37 870 34 849 37 840 41 805 32 802 37 788 40 783 42 771 38 768 36 745

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS Highest FT%: 85.8% Jennifer Brabson (1999-00) INDIVIDUAL: Rebounds: 640 Leatha Lee (1976-77) Points: 60 Pearl Moore (3-22-78) vs Eastern Washington State College Highest Rebounding Average: 20.0 rpg Leatha Lee (1976-77) Highest FG%: 10-10 Martha Williamson Assists: 190 Melanie McLeod (1981-82) (2-15-79) vs Columbia College Turnovers: Highest 3FG%: 5-5 Jennifer Puckett 155 Melanie McLeod (1981-82) (1-27-96) vs Georgia College Blocked Shots: Highest FT%: 12-12 Jennifer Brabson 165 Tracey Tillman (1986-87) (2-22-00) vs Converse, 12-12 Crystal Sweat (2-13-95) vs USC Spartanburg Steals: 150 Kim Slawson (1985-86) Rebounds: 32 LaRue Fields (1-28-76) vs University of South Carolina TEAM: Games: 38 in 1985-86 Assists: 18 Melanie McLeod (1-29-82) vs UNC Wilmington Most / Fewest Wins: 36 in 1985-86 / 6 in 1993-94 Turnovers: 12 by three individuals 6 in 2006-07 Blocked Shots: 12 Shavone Mack Most / Fewest Losses: (2-1-06) vs North Georgia 22 in 2006-07 / 2 in 1985-86 Steals: 12 by Kevina Ransom (3-14-08) Highest / Lowest Winning Percentage: vs Clayton State Univ. .947 (36-2) in 1985-86 / .273 (6-22) in Minutes: 55 Sherer Gordon (1-18-95) vs Lander University 2006-07 Consecutive Wins: 28 (1/20-11/27/86) Triple-Doubles: eight occasions Highest / Lowest Scoring Average: Pearl Moore, 3-22-78 93.6 ppg in 1985-86 / 53.7 ppg in 1973-74 Melanie McLeod, 11-28-81 Tracey Tillman, 12-3-86 and 2-7-87 Most 100+ Games: 14 in 1985-86 Cherita Linton, 2-13-88 and 2-22-88 Highest / Lowest Scoring Margin: +36.3 ppg in 1985-86 / -8.7 ppg in 2006-07 Mary Jackson, 1-10-90 Highest / Lowest Scoring Avg. Quad-Double: Sherer Gordon, 1-18-95 Allowed: 77.1 ppg in 2007-08 / 40.5 ppg in 1973-74 TEAM: Highest FG%: 53.6% in 1981-82 Most Points: 128 vs Morris (2-13-88) Highest 3FG%: 42.9% in 1998-99 128 vs Morris (2-14-87) Highest FT%: 74.7% in 1999-2000 Most Points in a Half: 69 (second half) vs Morris (11-28-84) Highest / Lowest Rebounding Average: 52.0 rpg in 1987-88 / 25.6 rpg in 1973-74 Fewest Points: 33 vs Furman (11-15-06) Highest Rebounding Margin: Fewest Points in a Half: 12 (first half) +15.0 rpg in 1987-88 and 1980-81 vs Erskine (1-23-93) Assists: 708 in 1985-86 Largest Margin of Victory: 94 (128-34) vs Morris (2-13-88) Turnovers: 786 in 1986-87 Blocked Shots: 250 in 1986-87 Largest Margin of Defeat: 54 (118-64) vs Clemson (12-9-78) Steals: 650 in 1985-86 Most Points Allowed: 118 vs Clemson (12-9-78) CAREER Fewest Points Allowed: Points: 3,884 Pearl Moore (1975-79) 19 vs UNC Wilmington (2-9-74) Highest Scoring Average: Most Points Both Teams: 221, FMU 30.6 ppg Pearl Moore (1975-79) (108) at Columbus St (113) OT (2-10-08) Highest FG%: Fewest Points Both Teams: 77 57.7% Tracey Tillman (1984-88) FMU (34) vs UNCP (43) (2-7-07) Highest 3FG%: Highest FG%: 69.0% (49-71) 39.7% Anne Gioscia (2000-02) vs Lenoir-Rhyne (2-10-83) Highest FT%: Highest 3FG%: 100% , seven occasions 78.3% Jennifer Brabson (1996-2000) Highest FT%: 100% (13-13) Rebounds: vs Wofford (12-5-92) 1,472 Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Rebounds: 83 vs USC-Lancaster (3-5-76) Assists: 586 Amanda Sheheen (1985-89) Assists: 39 vs UNC Wilmington (1-29-82) Turnovers: Turnovers: 56 vs Voorhees (1-10-90) 439 Melanie McLeod (1980-84) Blocked Shots: 19 vs No.Georgia (2-1-06) Blocked Shots: Steals: 40 vs Morris (2-13-88) 468 Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Steals: 462 Kim Slawson (1982-86) SEASON Games: 137 Lisa Waldrop (1983-87) 137 Kathy Flaten (1983-87) INDIVIDUAL: 11-1-11 Points: 1,109 Pearl Moore (1977-78) Highest Scoring Average: 33.6 ppg Pearl Moore (1977-78) Highest FG%: 61.1% Tracey Tillman (1985-86) Highest 3FG%: 43.5% Jennifer Brabson (1998-99)

SINGLE GAME

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

CAREER SCORING LIST Pearl Moore (1975-79) Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Jennifer Brabson (1996-2000) Chiffonia Adderson (1996-2000)

Moore

3,884 2,686 2,403 2,217 1,897

Donnelly

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

CAREER REBOUNDING LIST Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Pearl Moore (1975-79) LaRue Fields (1973-76) Chiffonia Adderson (1996-2000)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

CAREER ASSISTS LIST Amanda Sheheen (1985-89) Melanie McLeod (1980-84) Christy Wright (1997-2001) Cherita Linton (1985-89) Brittany Young (2004-07)

1,472 1,333 1,270 1,186 1,051

586 575 547 501 440

PAST ALL-AMERICANS

Pearl Moore AIAW Small College 1976, 1977, 1978 Daphne Donnelly NAIA First Team 1983 Jeannette Alston NAIA Second Team 1986 Tracey Tillman NAIA Third Team 1985 NAIA First Team 1986, 1987, 1988 Brenda Cain NAIA First Team 1989 Jennifer Brabson Datronics (NCAA II) Third Team 1999 Women’s (NCAA) Division II Bulletin (Fourth Team) 2000

WHERE THEY STAY (FMU CAMPUS HOUSING) Living on campus is a once in a lifetime experience, and campus life is the best way to fully immerse yourself into life as a college student. FMU works hard to make sure the residence halls and apartments are an inviting and comfortable place to live and learn. Francis Marion University offers a progressive residence life program, offering both residence halls and apartment buildings. Freshmen live in the residence halls. The new Forest Villas complex provides an additional housing option for upperclassmen. FMU campus life promotes academic sucess in a safe, attractive, modern and well-maintained environment. All facilities have air-conditioning, telephone, cable TV, and Internet connections. Each room is equipped with a smoke/fire detector. Student Housing consists of the Forest Villas Apartments (top and bottom photos), Resident Halls, and the Village Apartments. The Housing Office Complex includes a Tutoring Center/Study Hall and provides such services as mail delivery, equipment check out, package acceptance, and an information desk. Call the FMU Student Housing Office at 843-661-1130.

WHERE THEY PLAY (SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER) FMU’S SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER Named in honor of the university’s first president, Dr. Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center provides comprehensive facilities for student services and activities as well as for recreation and athletic programs to serve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974, the center’s gymnasium orginally seated 3,027 for basketball, but with recent renovations that include new theatrestyle seats, a new hardwood floor, new scoreboards, a new lighting and sound system, and a new paint job it now seats 2,547. The Patriot Women have compiled a 403-111 (.784) mark in the Smith University Center, including a 165-43 run in the past 208 games. The FMU men’s basketball team owns a 296-182 (.619) record in the building. In addition to numerous sporting events, the building has hosted musical concerts, an appearance by Miss America 1994 Kimberly Aiken, U.S. Presidential candidates, and both college and high school commencement exercises. Francis Marion hosted the 1978 AIAW Division II National Women’s Basketball Tournament, and in 1988, the U.S. Olympic Women’s Basketball Team played an exhibition game against the Cuban National Team. In 1998, 1999, and 2008, FMU hosted the NCAA Division II women’s basketball South Atlantic Regional Tournament.

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Where the Swamp Fox Lives.................

Francis Marion University, founded in 1970, prides itself on providing a strong liberal arts education. Named for Revolutionary War hero, General Francis Marion, who was nicknamed the “Swamp Fox” for using the South Carolina terrain to outfox the British, the University enrolls more than 4,000 students. The University offers a broad range of undergraduate degrees and a select number of graduate programs in serving the needs of communities, businesses and industries of the Pee Dee region. Francis Marion is the only state university serving the Pee Dee region, and many of its students are the first in their families to go to college. The campus features modern classroom buildings, laboratories and residence facilities to provide a safe, comfortable learning environment for students. The campus also features a number of recreational facilities that are available for use by students, faculty, staff and alumni, and for use in intramural and intercollegiate athletic competition. Most buildings have been constructed or renovated since 1970. Facilities are equipped with ramps, and those of more than one story are equipped with elevators. Though each building has its own unique design, all are planned for architectural harmony. The campus facilities include: Wallace House (President’s Home), J. Howard Stokes Administration Building (above photo), Office Services Building, Facilities Management/Campus Police Building, Walter Douglas Smith University Center, The Edward S. Ervin III Dining Hall, John K. Cauthen Educational Media Center, Founders Hall, Peter D. Hyman Fine Arts Center, Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Science Facility (bottom right photo), Frank B. Lee Nursing Building (top left photo), Robert E. McNair Science Building, The Observatory, James A. Rogers Library, Thomas C. Stanton Academic Computer Center, The Grille (top right photo), and the BB&T/Amelia Wallace Faculty/Alumni Cottage.

On campus housing includes The Village, Residence Halls, Forest Villas Apartment Complex, Forest Villas Community Center, and the Allard A. Allston Housing Office Complex.

In addition to the Walter Douglas Smith University Center, which houses the gymnasium, raquetball courts, weightroom, and an olympic-sized swimming pool, other on campus athletic facilities include Clifford S. Cormell (baseball) Field, John Kassab (tennis) Courts, FMU Soccer Field, FMU Softball Field, a reslite eight-lane track, two natural grass intramural fields, and an outdoor recreational pool. A new outdoor athletic complex is set for completion in 2012. 33