2012-13 Lincoln Memorial University Women's Basketball Guide

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2012-13 ROSTER AND TEAM PHOTO

2012-13 Lincoln Memorial University Women’s Basketball Numerical Roster

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Miranda Davenport Kalasia Green Edina Musa Alise Samite Jasmine Kelly Brook Fuson Haley Nelson Mariah Richardson MaRanda Boddie Kelsey Bradford Tawny Tucci Ralissa Nelson Kortnay Cox Britney Guy Elliotte Roberts Stevie Yazzie

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Head Coach: Roger Hodge (Concord ‘92)

Assistant Coach: Tasha Washington (Armstrong Atlantic ‘04)

Hometown / Previous School Evarts, KY/Harlan County High School Laveen, AZ/Mesa CC Skopje, Macedonia/Liberty Christian Academy/Gardner Webb Riga, Latvia/Riga Centre Language School Lauderdale Lakes, FL/Nova High School Speedwell, TN/Cumberland Gap High School White Pine, TN/Lipscomb University Lawrenceville, GA/Berkmar High School Springfield, OH/Springfield High School/Wright State Metropolis, IL/Massac County High School/SE Illinois CC Elmhurst, IL/York Community High School Janesville, WI/Fort Atkinson high School/Marshalltown CC Murfreesboro, TN/Blackman High School Locust Grove, GA/Luella High School McDonough, GA/Union Grove High School Navajo, NM/Scottsdale CC Assistant Coach: Matt Acton (Western Kentucky ‘95) Athletic Trainer: Kanisha Ward

2012-13 Lincoln Memorial University Women’s Basketball Alphabetical Roster

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Pos. Ht. Cl 22 MaRanda Boddie G/F 6-1 Jr. 23 Kelsey Bradford G 5-3 Sr. 33 Kortnay Cox F 5-10 Fr. 00 Miranda Davenport G 5-7 Fr. 15 Brook Fuson G 5-7 Fr. 3 Kalasia Green G 5-6 Jr. 34 Britney Guy G 5-3 Fr. 12 Jasmine Kelly G 5-6 Fr. 10 Edina Musa G 5-10 R-So. 20 Haley Nelson G 5-5 Jr. 32 Ralissa Nelson G/F 5-10 Sr. 21 Mariah Richardson G/F 5-9 Sr. 44 Elliotte Roberts F 5-10 Fr. 11 Alise Samite G 5-8 So. 31 Tawny Tucci G 5-7 Fr. 50 Stevie Yazzie F 6-1 Jr.

Head Coach: Roger Hodge (Concord ‘92)

Assistant Coach: Tasha Washington (Armstrong Atlantic ‘04)

Hometown / Previous School Springfield, OH/Springfield High School/Wright State Metropolis, IL/Massac County High School/SE Illinois CC Murfreesboro, TN/Blackman High School Evarts, KY/Harlan County High School Speedwell, TN/Cumberland Gap High School Laveen, AZ/Mesa CC Locust Grove, GA/Luella High School Lauderdale Lakes, FL/Nova High School Skopje, Macedonia/Liberty Christian Academy/Gardner Webb White Pine, TN/Lipscomb University Janesville, WI/Fort Atkinson high School/Marshalltown CC Lawrenceville, GA/Berkmar High School McDonough, GA/Union Grove High School Riga, Latvia/Riga Centre Language School Elmhurst, IL/York Community High School Navajo, NM/Scottsdale CC Assistant Coach: Matt Acton (Western Kentucky ‘95) Athletic Trainer: Kanisha Ward

WELCOME / CONTENTS

LMU Women’s Basketball Quick Facts

Table of Contents

School..........................................Lincoln Memorial University Founded..........................................................................1897 Location............................................................ Harrogate, TN Enrollment......................................................................4,550 School Colors..................................................Blue and Gray Arena Name................................................ Tex Turner Arena Capacity.........................................................................5,009 Nickname....................................................Lady Railsplitters Affiliation.......................................................NCAA Division II Conference........................................................South Atlantic President.............................................. Dr. B. James Dawson Alma Mater, Year...........................................Evansville, 1967 Athletic Director.............................................. Roger Vannoy Alma Mater, Year................................Lincoln Memorial, 1975 Athletic Department Phone.............................423.869.6285 Coaching Staff Head Coach....................................................... Roger Hodge Alma Mater, Year............................................. Concord, 1992 Record at LMU (yrs)................................................ 14-13 (1) Career Record . ....................................................152-110 (9) Hodge’s Office Phone......................................423.869.6224 Hodge’s E-mail............................... roger.hodge@lmunet.edu Assistant Coaches................................................Matt Acton Tasha Washington Alma Mater, Year.............................. Western Kentucky, 1995 Acton’s Office Phone.......................................423.869.6343 Team Information 2011-12 Overall Record.................................................14-13 Home | Away | Neutral...................................... 8-3 | 6-8 | 0-2 2012 SAC Record (finish)......................................... 9-9 (7th) Home | Away..............................................................6-3 | 3-6 Starters returning/lost.......................................................3/3 Letter winners returning/lost............................................6/8 First Year of Basketball............................ 1913, reborn 1973 All-time Record (yrs)......................................... 757-424 (69) Last NCAA Tournament Appearance (yrs)...............2003 (1) Result.............................lost to Ark. Tech in first round, 64-50 Last SAC Tournament Appearance (yrs).................2012 (5) Result......................... lost to Catawba in quarterfinals, 75-65 Sports Information Director of Athletic Statistics & Publications / Women’s Basketball SID........................................................ Bill Porter SID Office Phone..............................................423.869.6376 Mobile Phone....................................................865.300.6701 Director of Athletic Communications............... Scott Erland Office Phone.....................................................423.869.6236 Mobile Phone....................................................615.305.1610 SID Fax..............................................................423.869.6382 Mailing Address.............................................. LMU Box 2028 Tex Turner Arena 6965 Cumberland Gap Parkway Harrogate, TN 37752 2012-13 LMU Women’s Basketball

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TEAM PHOTO / ROSTER...............................................Inside front cover WELCOME / CONTENTS........................................................................ 1 MEDIA INFORMATION............................................................................ 2 THIS IS LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY.......................................... 3 DIRECTIONS TO LMU............................................................................. 4 LMU-DCOM.............................................................................................. 5 THE TRI-STATE AREA............................................................................. 6 PRESIDENT / ATHLETIC DIRECTOR / STAFF....................................... 7 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT / LOCAL INFORMATION.............................. 8 ATHLETIC TRAINING.............................................................................. 9 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE.......................................... 10-12 2011-12 OPPONENTS...................................................................... 13-14 SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION.......................................................... 1 4 HEAD COACH ROGER HODGE........................................................... 1 5 ASST. COACHES MATT ACTON / LATASHA WASHINGTON............... 1 6 KELSEY BRADFORD............................................................................ 1 7 RALISSA NELSON................................................................................. 1 8 MARIAH RICHARDSON........................................................................ 1 9 MARANDA BODDIE / KALASIA GREEN............................................... 2 0 HALEY NELSON / STEVIE YAZZIE....................................................... 2 1 EDINA MUSA / ALISE SAMITE.............................................................. 2 2 KORTNAY COX / MIRANDA DAVENPORT........................................... 2 3 BROOK FUSON / BRITNEY GUY.......................................................... 2 4 JASMINE KELLY / ELLIOTTE ROBERTS.............................................. 2 5 TAWNY TUCCI / MANAGERS............................................................... 2 6 2011-12 FINAL RESULTS/ STATISTICS................................................ 2 7 CAREER RECORDS.............................................................................. 2 8 SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS............................................................... 2 9 SINGLE-GAME / TURNER ARENA RECORDS..................................... 3 0 ALL-TIME ROSTER............................................................................... 3 1 HONOR ROLL................................................................................... 32-33 LMU ATHLETE’S HALL-OF-FAME.................................................... 34-35 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS...................................................................... 3 6 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS............................................................... 37-39 RESULTS VS. ALL OPPONENTS.......................................................... 4 0 LADY RAILSPLITTER TIMELINE..................................................... 41-43 LMU IN THE POSTSEASON................................................................. 4 4 SAC IN THE NCAA / COACHING RECORDS....................................... 4 5 TEX TURNER ARENA / HOME COURTS.............................................. 4 6 LADY RAILSPLITTER LOCKER ROOM................................................ 4 7 COMMUNITY SERVICE......................................................................... 4 8 TV/RADIO SPOTTING CHART...................................... Inside back cover

CREDITS

The 2012-13 Lincoln Memorial University Women’s Basketball Guide is a publication of the LMU Sports Information Office.

Layout and Design: Sports Information Office; and basketball coaching staff Writing: Bill Porter and Scott Erland Photography: Bill Porter, Allen Earl Photography, Terry Maples, LMU Sports Information Archives and Tri-State Air Pics Special Thanks: Robin Susong, Roger Vannoy and Sofia Lopez Mimendi Cover photo shot at the Spring House on the LMU campus.

All LMU athletic guides are available from the Sports Information office either in print form (if available) or CD-Rom for a small fee. They can also be found on the world wide web at www.lmurailsplitters.com.

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MEDIA INFORMATION WELCOME

COVERING PRACTICE

This guide is designed to assist the media with their coverage of Lincoln Memorial University basketball. It is published primarily as a source of information for reporters representing newspapers, television and radio stations, wire services and magazines.

LMU Sports Information

Practices are generally open to the public.

Please contact the Sports Information Office if you wish to interview players or coaches. If you plan to cover a practice, call in advance for any changes in the schedule.

Tex Turner Arena LMU Box 2028 Cumberland Gap Parkway Harrogate, TN 37752 Fax: 423.869.6382 Website: Railsplitters.com

INTERVIEWS

If you need information that you cannot find in this guide, please contact the Sports Information Office at (423) 869-6236. We are always ready to serve you.

Interviews with Coach Roger Hodge, players and other athletic personnel must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Generally, the best times for interviews are before and after practice.

MEDIA/PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS

Requests for media credentials should be made at least one week in advance. Media are requested to park at the lower Arena entrance and display some form of identification on the vehicle to avoid being ticketed. There is limited space on the floor press row that is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Additional space is available next to the stat table, if needed.

Photography is permitted on the courtside wherever it is allowed by NCAA rules.

After games, Coach Hodge and players are available for interviews after a 10-minute cooling-off period. Please contact the SID before the game or a member of the stat crew during the game to arrange for any postgame interviews. Priority will be given to the LMU radio and then on a first-come, first-serve basis.

If requested, efforts will be made to arrange postgame interviews with visiting coaches and players.

STATISTICAL SERVICES

Telephone interviews with Coach Hodge and players are available on a “call-back” basis only and will be arranged at the most convenient time for the student-athletes and coaches.

Statistics are provided using the STAT CREW program. Monitors will be placed along press row to provide immediate access to statistics.

Hard copies of halftime stats, final stats and play-by-play will be provided following each half.

Bill Porter

Director of Athletic Statistics & Publications Women’s Basketball SID Contact Office: 423.869.6376 Home: 865.300.6701 Email: bill.porter@LMUnet.edu

MEDIA SERVICES

Media packets will be provided before games.

Postgame statistics will be also be provided to all members of the media. Telephone and fax service are also available. If requested, statistics and any other information can be faxed or e-mailed to your media outlet. Priority will be given to the visiting SID. Soft drinks and snacks will be available in the Tex Turner Room at halftime.

RADIO BROADCASTS

Requests to broadcast must be made as soon as possible to the Sports Information Office at (423) 869-6236. A phone line is provided for the visiting team’s radio. Space is available either on press row next to the visiting bench or next to the stat table.

Scott Erland

Director of Sports Communications Office: 423.869.6236 Home: 615.305-1610 Email: scott.erland@LMUnet.edu

2012-13 BASKETBALL PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS (Area Code 423 unless noted) Outlet .............................................................Phone.............................................Fax Associated Press.................................. 865.522.3963.............................865.523.5904 Bristol Herald-Courier............................276.645.2516.............................276.669.6396 Claiborne Progress.......................................626.3222................................... 626.6868 Corbin Times-Tribune............................606.528.2464.............................606.528.9850 Harlan Daily Enterprise..........................606.573.4510.............................606.573.0042 Kingsport Times-News..................................392.1323....................................392.1385 Knoxville News-Sentinel........................865.342.6259.............................865.342.6402 LaFollette Press............................................562.8468....................................566.7060 Middlesboro Daily News........................606.248.1010.............................606.248.7614 Morristown Citizen-Tribune...........................581.5630....................................581.8863 Nashville Tennessean............................615.259.8010.............................615.259.8826 Pineville Sun..........................................606.337.2333.............................606.337.2360 Pinnacle Sports View.............................606.246.0230.............................................N/A Powell Valley News................................276.546.1210.............................276.546.5468 USA Today.............................................703.276.3735.............................703.276.3721 WATE-TV 6 (ABC)/WBXX-TV 20 (CW)................ 865.637.6397.............................865.523.3561 WBIR-TV 10 (NBC)/WTNZ-TV 43 (FOX) .............865.637.1272.............................865.522.7341 WCYB-TV 5 (NBC)................................276.645.1521.............................276.645.1554 WJHL-TV 11 (CBS).......................................434.4544....................................926.9080 WLMU FM/ WCXZ AM...........................423.869.6331.............................423.869.6435 WVLT-TV 8 (CBS)................................. 865.450.8880.............................865.584.1978 WYMT-TV 57 (CBS)..............................606.436.5757.............................606.439.3760

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Sofia Lopez Mimendi

Sports Information Graduate Assistant Office: 423.869.6236 Email: scott.erland@LMUnet.edu

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THIS IS LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Lincoln Memorial University was founded in 1897 as a living memorial to Abraham Lincoln and his philosophy and ideals. Its inception dates from an occasion in the fall of 1863 when the President was meeting with General Oliver Otis Howard to discuss military operations in and around the Cumberland Gap and East Tennessee area. The President expressed his appreciation for the loyalty that the people of the region had shown to the Union during this time of Civil War. Pointing to the area on the map, Mr. Lincoln said, “General Howard, if you come out of all this horror and misery alive, and I hope that you may, I want you to do something for these people who have been shut out from the world all these years.

If I live, I will do all I can to aid you and between us we may do them the justice they deserve. Please remember, and if God is good to us we may be able to speak of it later!”

Mr. Lincoln did not live to see his dream fulfilled, but O.O. Howard (who also was a founder of Howard University) never forgot those words.

In 1895, he traveled to the Cumberland Gap area to address a small academy that was operated by a Congregational minister, the Rev. A.A. Myers, and his wife Ellen. While he was there, the General remembered Lincoln’s request and joined with the Myers and several prominent friends to lay the groundwork for a university honoring the slain President. It was to be an institution whose mission and principles would exemplify the life of Abraham Lincoln. The philosophy articulated by these founders as a guide for University programs and curriculum was based on the following principles which were exemplified in the life of Abraham Lincoln: individual liberty; the privileges and responsibilities of the American government; love and respect for the fellow people; personal initiative, individual effort; unselfish leadership; an appreciation for the common people; free enterprise; and belief in a personal God. Now in its 115th year of operation, LMU has grown into a progressive university, offering over 30 majors. LMU’s Fall 2011 enrollment was 4,550 students and there were 153 faculty members at the main campus and twelve extended learning campus sites. The main campus is also home to the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, which houses one of the largest Lincoln collections in the country.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS

Location: Harrogate, TN Founded: 1897 Fall 2012 Enrollment: 4,338 Nickname: Railsplitters Colors: Blue & Gray Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: South Atlantic Conference President: Dr. B. James Dawson Athletic Director: Roger Vannoy Head Athletic Trainer: Don Grigsby Main Athletics Phone Number: 423.869.6285 2012-13 LMU Women’s Basketball

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DIRECTIONS TO LMU From McGhee-Tyson Airport (Knoxville, TN) From McGhee-Tyson Airport, take Highway 129 North (Alcoa Highway) towards Knoxville, TN. After approximately 14 miles, you will reach I-40. Take the I-40 west ramp toward Nashville/Chattanooga. Take the I-75 North/I-640 East exit, exit number 385, towards Lexington, KY. Merge onto I-75 North. Take I-640 East toward Asheville. After 2.7 miles, take the US-441/Broadway exit, exit number 6. Turn left onto Broadway (be careful not to take the very first left off the exit, which is “Old Broadway,” but the second left which is Broadway.) Broadway becomes highway TN-33. After about 40 miles, Broadway will reach Tazewell, TN. In Tazewell, stay straight and TN-33 will become US-25E. Stay on US25E, and go approximately 13 miles to Harrogate, TN. In Harrogate, the entrance to LMU is on the left.

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From I-81 (coming from the Northeast) From Interstate 81, take exit 8 (Morristown, TN exit), and take US-25E North to Tazewell, TN. Turn right at the traffic light in Tazewell (you will stay on US-25E North). Go approximately 13 miles to Harrogate, TN. In Harrogate, the entrance to LMU is on the left.

From I-40 (coming from the West) Take Interstate 40 to Knoxville, TN. In Knoxville, take the I-75 North/I-640 East exit, exit number 385, towards Lexington, KY. After 2.9 miles, merge onto I-75 North. After about 3 miles, take I-640 East toward Asheville. Merge onto I-640 East. After 2.7 miles, take the US-441/Broadway exit, exit number 6. Turn left onto Broadway (be careful not to take the very first left off the exit, which is “Old Broadway,” but the second left which is Broadway.)

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LMU-DeBUSK COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine (LMU-DCOM) was established on August 1, 2007, on the campus of Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee. With the beautiful Cumberland Gap mountains serving as the backdrop, LMUDCOM is one of the newest and most prominent buildings on campus. LMU-DCOM currently offers two professional degree programs: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) and Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies. Quality educational programs are delivered through experienced faculty utilizing innovative teaching methods and state-ofthe-art technology. LMU-DCOM is fully committed to meeting the heath care needs of the community and beyond with excellence in teaching, patient care and services.

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THE TRI-STATE AREA

An autumn morning at the Pinnacle -- Cumberland Gap National Historical Park The LMU campus is located in Harrogate, Tennessee, two miles south of where the states of Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky come together.

Fishing on Norris Lake

The three counties that compose the tri-state region (Claiborne in Tennessee, Bell in Kentucky and Lee in Virginia) are home to approximately 86,500 residents, with 10,500 of those living a short drive from campus through the Cumberland Gap Tunnel in nearby Middlesboro, Kentucky.

Knoxville, Tennessee

If one wants a “big city” atmosphere several cities or large metropolitan areas are within a three hour drive including: Knoxville, Oak Ridge, Morristown and the Tri-cities (Bristol, Kingsport and Johnson City) in Tennessee, Lexington, Richmond and Somerset in Kentucky, and Asheville, North Carolina.

Historic Martin’s Station Wilderness Road State Park -- Ewing, Virginia

The area is rich in scenery and history with two national parks, five national forests, over 20 state parks, 15 lakes and numerous historic sites and museums all within a two hour drive from campus.

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PRESIDENT / ATHLETIC DIRECTOR B. James Dawson, Ed.D. President

Roger Vannoy Athletics Director

A native Hoosier, Dawson earned a BA and a MA at the University of Evansville in Evansville, Ind., and began his academic career as an admissions counselor at his alma mater. While still working at the University of Evansville, he received his doctorate in administration of higher education from Indiana University. During his tenure at the University of Evansville, Dawson held a variety of administrative positions culminating with a vice president post.

In 1988 he moved on to Fort Hays State University where he served as the vice president for student and institution development. He was responsible for development, alumni relations, public relations and governmental relations at the institution, which is part of the Kansas Regents system.

Dawson gained national recognition for his contributions to the field of alcohol and drug abuse prevention. As a member of the Presidents Leadership Group, he joined five other college and university presidents in a concerted effort to involve the leadership of institutions of higher education in the fight against irresponsible and illegal use of drugs and alcohol. He also serves on the national board for BACCHUS and Gamma. The BACCHUS Network is a university and community based network focusing on comprehensive health and safety initiatives.

Dawson served as president of Coker College in Hartsville, S.C. from 2002 until July 2009. With Dawson at the helm, Coker College successfully completed a $23 million capital campaign. This fundraising effort enabled the college to make significant investments in the campus community, including the construction of the 40,000-square foot, $6.5 million Charles W. and Joan S. Coker Library-Information Technology Center.

Several millions of dollars also went to improving academic programs, residence halls and campus landscaping. Coker College also experienced considerable enrollment growth during Dawson’s presidency. Dawson served his first presidency at Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens, Tenn., where he served from 1995 until 2002.

Vannoy became Lincoln Memorial University’s Athletic Director in the Spring of 2007. During that time, he has guided LMU’s transition from the Gulf South Conference to the South Atlantic Conference and the department’s development into one of the premier Division II programs in the nation.

A native of Harrogate, Tennessee, Vannoy graduated from Lincoln Memorial in 1975. He immediately went into coaching the girls’ varsity team at Powell Valley High School, his alma mater. From 1975-82 he compiled a 133-58 record as head coach of the Lady Indians and won several district titles.

In 1982, he took over the helm of a LMU women’s basketball program that had compiled a 52-50 record over the past four seasons. By his third season, the team posted their first of seven consecutive 20-win seasons.

During his 25 years he would compile a 463-246 record, which ranks him in the top 25 Division II coaches in total victories. Seven of his teams were conference champions and one would boast the highest GPA amongst NCAA women’s basketball teams that season. Twelve of his 25 teams won at least 20 games in a season, and he coached 21 LMU hall of famers, 16 all-conference performers and 5 All-Americans.

Vannoy’s retirment from the coaching ranks following the 2006-07 season aforded him the opportunity to take over as Lincoln Memorial University’s athletics director and to continue to serve his alma mater.

Vannoy and his wife Pam reside in Harrogate.

Dawson joined the administration at Lincoln Memorial University in July 2009 and serves as president at the main campus in Harrogate, Tenn.

He is a Paul Harris Fellow with Rotary International and completed the CASE institute for Advancement at Dartmouth University. Dawson and his wife, Karen, have two children and three grandchildren.

ATHLETICS SUPPORT STAFF

Dr. Jack Mansfield Faculty Athletics Representative

Jenny Michael Senior Woman Administrator

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Mike Smith Associate Athletic Director & Compliance Coordinator

Robin Susong Administrative Assistant for Athletics

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT / LOCAL INFORMATION MAILING/OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: Tex Turner Arena Cumberland Gap Parkway Harrogate, TN 37752

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Don Grigsby

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR

Roger Vannoy

423.869.6285

COMPLIANCE/ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIR.

Mike Smith

423.869.6239

HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Roger Hodge

423.869.6224

ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACHES Matt Acton

423.869.6343 Tasha Washington

423.869.6343 OTHER SPORTS: Head Baseball Coach

Assistant Baseball Coach

Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Head Men’s & Women’s Cross Country Coach Head Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach

Assistant Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach

Head Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach

Head Volleyball Coach

Head Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach

Assistant Soccer Coach

Head Softball Coach

Assistant Softball Coach

Cheer/Dance Coach

Hotel

Holiday Inn Express Sleep Inn

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ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERS Whitney Bailey

423.869.6826 Celest Weuve

423.869.6840 PRESIDENT Dr. B. James Dawson

Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro

Jeff Sziksai

Timothy Brown

Josh Schertz

Chris Cottrell

Cameron Whicker

Jeremy Donahue

Travis Muncy

Matt Ringley

Benny Collins

Jenny Michael

Helio D’Anna

Adriano de Moraes Natalie Layden

Jennifer Connell

Marcia Yeary-Hembree

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606.248.6860 606.576.7829 606.248.5630

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ATHLETIC TRAINING The student-athlete at Lincoln Memorial University has the luxury of having one of the most dedicated health care teams in the Southeast at their disposal.

Donald Grigsby, the Head Athletic Trainer, assistants Whitney Bailey and Celest Weuve along with a large contigent of student workers provide every Railsplitter student-athlete the best available care for his or her injuries.

Grigsby and his staff are assisted by a wide array of community-based physicians and other health care providers from LMU’s DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Knoxville Orthopedic Clinic in providing quick and effective medical care should the need arise.

Housed in the Tex Turner Arena lower level between the basketball team locker rooms, the main athletic training room is a modern facility complete with the latest equipment. Satellite athletic training stations are located at Mary Mars Gym, the LMU soccer field, Lamar Hennon Baseball Field and the Dr. Charles Poteat Tennis Complex.

Donald Grigsby Head Athletic Director Donald Grigsby, ATC and CSCS, is in his first year as Head Athletic Trainer at Lincoln Memorial University. Grigsby comes to LMU after spending the past few years owning and operating the Tri-State Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center in nearby Middlesboro, Kentucky. The Center provided athletic training and trainers to local schools and companies as well as physical rehabilitation and strength training. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training in 1991 and earned a master’s in education in 1994 from LMU. Whitney Bailey Assistant Athletic Trainer Whitney joined the staff in January of 2012. She came to LMU following a stint at Georgia College and State University, where she worked primarily with softball while pursuing a master’s in Human Performance.. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from North Georgia College and State University in 2009.

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The South Atlantic Conference was composed of the same eight member institutions from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate University replaced Newberry College as the eighth member institution. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996.

In July of 1998, Tusculum College was admitted as a member of the league, and Lincoln Memorial University began play in the conference in the 2006-07 academic year. Brevard College was admitted as a provisional member in 2007 and a full member in 2008.

In 2008, Echols retired after serving as Commissioner for 19 years and Patrick Britz was hired as the new Commissioner.

In July 2010, Anderson (S.C.) University became the league’s 10th member.

Today the conference is a group of ten private, liberal and civic arts colleges and universities, similar in size and athletic philosophy.

Since becoming eligible for NCAA Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports to NCAA postseason play.

The league membership now includes Anderson University in Anderson, S.C.; Brevard College in Brevard, N.C.; Carson-Newman in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne University in

Key Dates in SAC History l 1930 – North State Atlantic Conference formed when six schools broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference l 1961 – Newberry College joins league.

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The distant forerunner of the South Atlantic Conference was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six”, as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members included Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Christian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University.

The North State continued to grow over the next 30 years, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947) and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became necessary when the league accepted Newberry as its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) on May 20th of that year.

The CIAC saw several changes in the following years as East Carolina withdrew from the league in 1962. Appalachian State and Western Carolina followed in 1971 and 1976.

All three landed in the Southern Conference.

The South Atlantic Conference was founded in 1975 solely as a football conference. The league received its name from a contest in which Kurt Brenneman of Greensboro, NC became the first to submit the SAC-8 moniker.

The SAC-8 consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Mars Hill College, Newberry College, and Presbyterian College. Dr. Fred Bentley, of Mars Hill College, was named league president for its inaugural year, by a vote of the member institutions.

After the first season of play in the SAC-8, the Bears of Lenoir-Rhyne College captured the first football title.

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2012-2013 OPPONENTS Anderson Trojans (10-17, 7-11 SAC)

Jan. 12 • Harrogate, TN / Feb. 16 • Anderson, SC

Location...................................... Anderson, SC School Colors........................... Gold and Black Arena.............................. Abney Center (1,000) Series Record............................ Series tied 2-2

Head Coach................................... Jim Brunelli

AU Record (Yrs.)..................... 59-57 (5)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 59-57 (5) www.autrojans.com

Brevard Tornados (6-20, 1-17 SAC)

SID Contact..................................Randy Jones

Office................................864.231.2097

Fax.................................. 864.231-5601

E-Mail....... rjones@andersonuniversity.edu

Jan. 16 • Harrogate, TN / Feb. 16 • Brevard, NC

Location.........................................Brevard, NC School Colors............... Royal Blue, and White Arena........................... Boshamer Gym (1,000) Series Record.......................... LMU leads 11-1

Head Coach...............................Shannon Reid

BC Record (Yrs.)..................... 27-82 (4)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 27-82 (4) www.bctornados.com

SID Contact................................ Mike Adleman

Office................................828.884.8288

Fax...................................828.884.8274

E-Mail.............. adlemamj@brevard.edu

Bryan Lions (14-16, 5-13 AAC)

Nov. 14 • Harrogate, TN

Location.......................................... Dayton, TN School Colors............................. Red and Gold Arena............................... Summers Gym (N/A) Series Record............................ LMU leads 6-0

Head Coach..................................Jason Smith

BC Record (Yrs.)..................... 14-16 (1)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 14-16 (1) www.bryanlions.com

Carson-Newman Lady Eagles (17-11, 10-8 SAC) Location................................ Jefferson City, TN School Colors........................ Orange and Blue Arena ......................... Holt Fieldhouse (2,000) Series Record...........................CN leads 45-36

SID Contact........................... Jordan Matthiess

Office................................423.775.7475

Fax...................................423.775.7485

E-Mail............... montgosj@brevard.edu

Jan. 23 • Jefferson City, TN / Feb. 20 • Harrogate, TN

Head Coach..................................Mike Mincey

CNC Record (Yrs.).................. 17-11 (1)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 17-11 (1) www.cneagles.com

Catawba Indians (19-11, 12-6 SAC)

SID Contact................................ Roger Hoover

Office................................865.471.3477

Fax...................................865.471.3514

E-Mail.......................... rhoover@cn.edu

Feb. 2 • Salisbury, NC / Mar. 2 • Harrogate, TN

Location.......................................Salisbury, NC School Colors.................. Navy Blue and White Arena............................Goodman Gym (3,500) Series Record...............................CC leads 8-4

Head Coach................................ Angie Morton

CC Record (Yrs.)................ 145-114 (9)

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 243-205 (16) www.gocatawbaindians.com

SID Contact.......................................Jim Lewis

Office................................704.637.4720

Fax...................................704.637.5705

E-Mail..................jdlewis@catawba.edu

Coker Cobras (11-16, 11-6 CC)

Nov. 10 • Harrogate, TN

Location.......................................Hartsville, SC School Colors......................... Navy and Yellow Arena................ Timberlake-Lawton Gym (700) Series Record...............................First meeting

Head Coach.................................Jenny Finora

CC Record (Yrs.).................... 16-37 (2)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 16-37 (2) www.cokercobras.com

SID Contact............................ Christian Stryker

Office................................843.383.8068

Fax.................................. 843.383-8319

E-Mail.....................cstryker@coker.edu

Concord Mountain Lions (22-6, 17-4 WVIAC) Location..........................................Athens, WV School Colors........................Maroon and Gray Arena.............................. Carter Center (6,500) Series Record............................ LMU leads 6-0

Dec. 6 • Harrogate, TN

Head Coach.............................Kenny Osborne

CU Record (Yrs.).............. 183-158 (12)

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 195-173 (13) www.cumountainlions.com

SID Contact................................ Becky Brouse

Office................................304.384.6259

Fax...................................304.384.5117

E-Mail... brouser21@mycu.concord.edu

Erskine Flying Fleet (13-14, 10-8 CC)

Nov. 9 • Harrogate, TN

Location......................................Due West, SC School Colors........................Maroon and Gold Arena...................................Belk Arena (2,500) Series Record............................ LMU leads 1-0

Head Coach.................................. Russ Gregg

EC Record (Yrs.)..................... 13-14 (1)

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 13-14 (1) www.erskinesports.com

Lenoir-Rhyne Bears (19-9, 11-7 SAC) Location..........................................Hickory, NC School Colors............................ Red and Black Arena............................... Shuford Gym (8,500) Series Record.............................. L-R leads 8-4

SID Contact....................................Bart Walker

Office................................864.379.8859

Fax...................................864.379.2197

E-Mail.................. bwalker@erskine.edu

Jan. 19 • Hickory, NC / Feb. 23 • Harrogate, TN Head Coach.................................Todd Starkey

LRU Record (Yrs.)................ 122-78 (7)

Career Record (Yrs.)............. 122-78 (7) www.lrbears.com

SID Contact..................................... John Karrs

Office................................828.327.7174

Fax...................................828.267.3445

E-Mail............................. karrsjd@lr.edu

Lewis Flyers (8-20, 5-13 GLVC)

Dec. 16 • Harrogate, TN

Location......................................Romeoville, IL School Colors............................Red and White Arena................................... Carey Arena (855) Series Record...............................First meeting

Head Coach..................................Lisa Carlsen

LU Record (Yrs.)..................... 70-74 (5)

Career Record (Yrs.)........... 106-148 (9) www.lewisflyers.com

Mars Hill Lions (13-14, 6-12 SAC)

SID Contact............................ Bridgette Robles

Office................................815.836.5248

Fax...................................815.836.5170

E-Mail................... roblesbr@lewisu.edu

Jan. 9 • Mars Hill, NC / Feb. 6 • Harrogate, TN

Location....................................... Mars Hill, NC School Colors...................Royal Blue and Gold Arena............................ Stanford Arena (2,800) Series Record ......................... LMU leads 10-8

Head Coach............................... Sarah Jansen

MHC Record (Yrs.) .............. First year

Career Record (Yrs.) ........... First year www.mhclions.com

SID Contact..................................... Rick Baker

Office................................828.689.1373

Fax...................................828.689.1440

E-Mail......................... rbaker@mhc.edu

Milligan Buffaloes (18-14, 9-9 AAC)

Dec. 30 • Harrogate, TN

Location............................ Milligan College, TN School Colors.......................Orange and Black Arena.......................... Lacy Fieldhouse (2,000) Series Record ..................... LMU leads 34-17

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MC Record (Yrs.).............. 362-261 (19)

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 362-261 (19) www.milliganbuffs.com

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SID Contact...................................... Matt Laws

Office................................423.461.8980

Fax...................................423.461.8738

E-Mail...................sportsinfo@milligan.edu

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2012-2013 OPPONENTS Newberry Wolves (16-12, 10-8 SAC)

Dec. 2 • Newberry, SC / Feb. 9 • Harrogate, TN

Location...................................... Newberry, SC School Colors.........................Scarlet and Gray Arena..............................Eleazer Arena (1,600) Series Record ..................... NC leads 3-12

Head Coach....................................Sean Page

NC Record (Yrs.).................... 72-42 (4)

Career Record (Yrs.)............. 110-69 (6) www.newberrywolves.com

SID Contact................................... Josh Manck

Office................................803.321.5657

Fax...................................803.321.5169

E-Mail.............. josh.manck@newberry.edu

Queens Royals (10-16, 7-9 CC)

Dec. 19 • Harrogate, TN

Location.......................................Charlotte, NC School Colors............................Navy and Gold Arena................................. Ovens Center (900) Series Record............................ LMU leads 3-2

Head Coach..................................... Cheryl Nix

QUC Record (Yrs.).................. 24-30 (2)

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 164-159 (11) www.queensathletics.com

Tusculum Pioneers (17-11, 11-7 SAC) Location....................................Greeneville, TN School Colors.......................Orange and Black Arena............................. Pioneer Arena (2,000) Series Record........................ LMU leads 35-25

SID Contact...............................Phylicia Turner

Office................................704.688.2819

Fax...................................704.295.1840

E-Mail...................turnerp@queens.edu

Nov. 28 • Greeneville, TN / Jan. 30 • Harrogate, TN Head Coach............................Katrina Williams

TC Record (Yrs.).....................First year

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 41-37 (3) www.tusculumpioneers.com

SID Contact....................................... Jim Miller

Office................................423.636.7494

Fax...................................423.636.7370

E-Mail................ jemiller@tusculum.edu

West Alabama Tigers (14-15, 6-8 GSC) Location...................................... Livingston, AL School Colors............................Red and White Arena.....................................Pruitt Hall (1,500) Series Record........................UWA leads 14-10

Nov. 24 • Pensacola, FL Head Coach................................. Craig Roden

UWA Record (Yrs.)................. 83-58 (5)

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 317-288 (22) www.uwaathletics.com

SID Contact................................ Tray Littlefield

Office................................205.652.3596

Fax...................................205.652.3600

E-Mail......................... celkins@uwf.edu

West Florida Argonauts (10-17, 6-8 GSC) Location......................................Pensacola, FL School Colors....... Royal Blue and Kelly Green Arena......................... UWF Fieldhouse (1,180) Series Record........................UWF leads 14-10

Nov. 23 • Pensacola, FL Head Coach.......... Stephanie Lawrence Yelton

UWF Record (Yrs.).................First year

Career Record (Yrs.)............... 57-84 (5) www.goargos.com

Wingate Bulldogs (24-8, 13-5 SAC)

SID Contact....................................Chris Elkins

Office................................850.474.2367

Fax...................................850.474.3342

E-Mail................ jemiller@tusculum.edu

Jan. 26 • Harrogate, TN / Feb. 27 • Wingate, NC

Location........................................ Wingate, NC School Colors............ Navy Blue and Old Gold Arena............................... Cuddy Arena (2,300) Series Record............................WU leads 10-3

Head Coach................................ Ann Hancock

WU Record (Yrs.)....................First year

Career Record (Yrs.)......... 138-156 (10) www.wingatebulldogs.com

SID Contact............................ David Sherwood

Office................................704.233.8186

Fax...................................850.474.3342

E-Mail.............. dsherwod@wingate.edu

Winston-Salem State Rams (17-10, 11-4 CIAA) Location............................. Winston-Salem, NC School Colors........................... Red and White Arena.................C. E. Gaines Complex (3,200) Series Record...............................First meeting

Nov. 20 • Harrogate, TN

Head Coach....................................... A.G. Hall

WSSU Record (Yrs.)...............First year

Career Record (Yrs.)...............First year www.wssurams.com

SID Contact..................................Kevin Manns

Office................................336.750.2152

Fax...................................336.750.8880

E-Mail.................... mannskj@wssu.edu

BASKETBALL CAMPS

ROGER HODGE LMU BASKETBALL CAMPS Head Coach Roger Hodge and his staff will be conducting three camps this year.

Individual Camp - June 11-13, 2012 - Ages 8-17 Team Camp - June 19-23 - High School Varsity/JV Teams Individual Camp July 16-20 - Ages 8-17 For more information contact Coach Hodge at 423.869.6224 or Coach Matt Acton at 423.869.6343

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ROGER HODGE HEAD COACH

First season

Roger Hodge became the 15th coach of the LMU women’s basketball program in April, 2011. He immediately faced the challenge of building a team from the ground up as only three players returned from the previous year’s team. After many long hours recruiting and installing his system, the team compiled a respectable 14-13 overall record and a 9-9 record in South Atlantic Conference play in 2011-12.

Hodge arrived in Harrogate after a two year stint as an assistant coach at East Carolina University. Prior to that he served as the head coach at Atlantic Armstrong State University in Savannah, Georgia, for eight seasons. He is the winningest coach in AASU program history with a 138-97 (.587) record, and he led the Lady Pirates to their first-ever Peach Belt Conference tournament championship, first-ever WBCA Division II national ranking, back-to-back NCAA Division II Tournament berths and consecutive 20-win seasons.

THE HODGE FILE Education: Hinton High School Concord University, 1992 Coaching Resume: Liberty (Assistant) Armstrong Atlantic State East Carolina (Assistant) Lincoln Memorial

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In 2007-08, Hodge led the Lady Pirates to a third 20-win campaign and a second appearance in the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship game as the No. 7 seed, finishing the year at 20-11.

AASU also defeated at least one nationally ranked opponent in each season while he was at the helm of the program.

The 2003 season saw Hodge earn numerous honors, including Russell/WBCA South Atlantic Region Coachof-the-Year, Atlanta Tip-off Club Naismith Division II Coach-of-the-Year, Peach Belt Conference Coach-ofthe-Year and Division II Bulletin Peach Belt Conference Coach-of-the-Year.

Hodge entered the collegiate coaching ranks in 1997 with Liberty University. He assisted Lady Flames Head Coach Rick Reeves with two Big South championship squads in 1997-98 and 1998-99, and helped Head Coach Carey Green in 1999-2000 when Liberty went 23-8 capturing the Big South Conference Tournament for the fourth straight year.

Hodge has also served as an assistant coach at Summers County High School in Hinton, WV (1997), Mercer Christian Academy in Princeton, WV (1996) and Hinton High School in Hinton (1987-1994).

Hodge and his wife Kristen have two daughters, Madison and Emmaline.

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MATT ACTON ASSISTANT COACH

Acton came to LMU in 2010 after two seasons at Winston-Salem State University in WinstonSalem, North Carolina.

A native of Owensboro, Kentucky, Acton has a long line of experience when it comes to the game of women’s basketball. Following graduation from Western Kentucky University in 1995, he served as women’s assistant coach at Brescia College in his hometown of Owensboro, Kentucky, from 1995 to 1998. During that time, Brescia tallied a 78-19 record while making two NAIA National Tournament appearances.

During the 1998-99 season, Acton moved to NCAA Division II Francis Marion University as assistant where he helped guide the team to a 27-3 record that included a Peach Belt Conference regular season title and an appearance in the 1999 NCAA Division II “Sweet Sixteen.”

COACHING EXPERIENCE

From 1999 to 2001 he served as assistant coach at Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina. During his stay at Lander, the team posted a 28-28 record while earning an NCAA National Tournament appearance in 2000.

Lincoln Memorial 2010-present Winston-Salem State 2008-10 Carson-Newman 2001-2008 Lander 1999-2001 Francis Marion 1998-99 Brescia 1995-98

Possibly Acton’s biggest contribution came during his tenure with South Atlantic Conference rival Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee. From 2001 to 2008, Acton helped the Lady Eagles to a 116-89 record while earning a trip to the NCAA Division II “Sweet Sixteen,” capturing one SAC Tournament Championship and finishing as tournament runner-up once and regular season runner up once.

“We are very fortunate to have a person of Coach Acton’s skill and ability on our staff,” said Hodge.

“His contributions to Lincoln Memorial women’s basketball are immeasurable and I am thankful to have his help. Coach Acton has immense experience in this profession and deserves great credit for his efforts in putting this team together.”

TASHA WASHINGTON ASSISTANT COACH

Washington joined the staff in 2011. She re-joined her collegiate coach, this time on the sidelines, after a four-year stint at Scottsdale Community College.

She was a two-year starter for Hodge at Armstrong Atlantic where she helped lead the Pirates to a Peach Belt Conference title in 2003. She was named to All-PBC teams in 2003 and 2004 and was All-South Atlantic Region, Division II Bulletin Fourth-Team All-America and Daktronics All-America Honorable Mention in 2004. She is listed in the AASU career top-ten in eight different categories, and holds the school’s single-season steals record. Her jersey was retired in 2005.

After college, the Texas native spent several years playing overseas in Greece PLAYING EXPERIENCE Armstrong Atlantic State 2002-04 and the Netherlands.

Scottsdale C.C. 2000-02

“Tasha Washington has every bit as much talent as a coach as she did when I coached her as a player,” said Hodge. “Considering she was an All-American during her career, that is a big statement. She is articulate, knowledgeable and an extremely hard worker. I appreciate Coach Washington’s loyalty to me as a player and now as a coach. Together with Coach Matt Acton, I feel that I have a coaching staff as good as any in the country and I am very excited about what we can achieve as a staff.”

COACHING EXPERIENCE Lincoln Memorial 2011-present Scottsdale C.C. 2007-11

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KELSEY BRADFORD

5-3 * Senior * Guard * Metropolis, Illinois Massac County High School / Southeastern Illinois College

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JUNIOR SEASON (2011-12) Played in all 27 games..... Split time at the point position..... Averaged 4.2 points and 2.8 rebounds a game.... Was second on the team in steals with 1.1 steals per game.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Was an All-GRAC and an All-XXIV region selection, during the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons... In 201011 she averaged 12.1 points per game, 3.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.9 steals per game in 2010-11....

Averaged 10.3 points and 3.3 rebounds a game in 2009-10... Is a team captain this season.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “The school and the program interested me a lot.”

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GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 27 11 500 38 97 .392 27 11 500 38 97 .392

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RALISSA NELSON

5-10 * Senior * Guard/Forward * Janesville, Wisconsin Fort Atkinson High School / Marshalltown CC

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JUNIOR SEASON (2011-12) Played and started in 26 games.... Averaged 8.2 points and 5.8 rebounds a game, ranking her third on the team in both categories.... Also ranked second on the team in assists and third in blocked shots.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 12.5 points and 8.3 rebounds per game last season... For her juco career, she averaged 10.4 points and 6.5 rebounds a game.... Was top 10 in her conference in five categories.... Led the region with 5.4 assists a game... Named First Team All-Region XI Division II.... Was named 1st-team all-conference in high school as well.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “The school has friendly people and it is a good environment.”

Year 2011-12 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 26 26 784 75 212 .354 26 26 784 75 212 .354

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3FG FGA Pct 32 106 .302 32 106 .302

FT 31 31

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FTA Pct 48 .646 48 .646

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 35 115 150 5.8 83 52 19 13 213 8.2 35 115 150 5.8 83 52 19 13 213 8.2

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MARIAH RICHARDSON

#21

5-9 * Senior * Guard/Forward * Lawrenceville, Georgia Berkmar High School

JUNIOR SEASON (2011-12) Played in 25 games with two starts.... Averaged 3.2 points and 2.6 rebounds per game.... Had a career high rebounds at Tusculum....

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2010-11) Played in 21 games, starting eight.... Averaged 0.8 points and 0.8 rebounds a

game.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10) Played in 18 games.... Averaged 2.5 points and 1.1 rebounds a game.... Hit a career-high 14 points vs. Berea.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 17 points a game in senior season… voted teams best offensive player… member of the 2008-09 Gwinnett County All-Star Game… MVP of Berkmar Christmas Tourney… HS team appeared in Georgia’s Sweet 16 state tournament... Is a team captain and SAAC representative this season.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I thought it would be the best place for me to get a great education on top of being a student-athlete.”

Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 TOTAL

GP 18 21 25 64

GS 2 8 2 12

Min 160 133 334 627

FG 21 6 36 63

FGA 43 14 82 139

Pct .488 .429 .439 .453

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3FG FGA 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3

Pct .000 .000 .000 .000

FT 3 4 8 15

FTA 4 8 12 24

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Pct .750 .500 .667 .625

Off 10 8 21 39

Def 9 9 45 63

Tot 19 17 66 102

Avg 1.1 0.8 2.6 1.6

A 4 2 11 17

TO 6 6 19 31

Blk 0 0 3 3

Stl 1 3 8 12

Pts 45 16 80 141

Avg 2.5 0.8 3.2 2.2

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MaRANDA BODDIE

6-1 * Junior * Guard/Forward * Springfield, Ohio Springfield High School / Wright State University

#22

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2011-12) Played and started in all 27 games, averaging 7.4 points and a team-leading 9.3 rebounds a contest.... Second on the team in blocks, finishing the season tied for 16th in LMU history in that category.... Had a career-high 17 points vs. Tusculum and 16 rebounds vs. Tusculum.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 12.8 points, 10.2 rebounds and 2.6 blocks a game during the senior year of her prep career...

Named to All-GWOC, All-District and All-Clark County teams... Led GWOC in blocks.... Was the team captain and MVP her senior season... Played one season at Wright State University, mainly in a back-up role.... Is a team captain and SAAC representative this season.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I wanted the opportunity to play for Coach Hodge and LMU has great facilities. The gym is one of the best I have seen and the coaching staff and teachers seem like good people.”

LMU Career Statistics Year 2011-12 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 27 27 796 72 189 .381 27 27 796 72 189 .381

3FG FGA Pct 9 31 .290 9 31 .290

FT 47 47

FTA Pct 76 .618 76 .618

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 68 183 251 9.3 39 80 44 17 200 7.4 68 183 251 9.3 39 80 44 17 200 7.4

KALASIA GREEN

5-6 * Junior * Guard * Laveen, Arizona Tolleson Union High School / Mesa Community College

#3

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Comes to LMU from Mesa Community College where she compiled per game averages of 11.7 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 2 steals.... Last season, the Thunderbirds finished fifth in the nation with Green garnering All-Region Second Team and All-Arizona Community Athletic Conference Third Team honors....

She was also named the ACAC Player of the Week on February 21st, 2012....

Averaged 9.3 points, 2.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 3.0 steals a game her senior prep season.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I chose LMU because of the friendly coaching staff and players.”

Mesa Career Statistics Year 2011-12 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 28 --- --- 126 311 .405 28 --- --- 126 311 .405

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3FG FGA Pct 40 129 .310 40 129 .310

FT 35 35 20

FTA Pct 56 .625 56 .625

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 45 83 128 4.6 48 50 5 54 327 11.7 45 83 128 4.6 48 50 5 54 327 11.7

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HALEY NELSON

#20

5-5 * Junior * Guard * White Pine, Tennessee Jefferson County High School / Lipscomb University

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Transfers to LMU after two seasons at Lipscomb University.... Played in 42 games for the Bisons, averaging 2.6 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.0 assists a game.... AllConference and All-Tournament team selection all four years in basketball and softball at Jefferson County High School.... Finished prep career with 1,584 points, 408 assists, 388 rebounds and 305 steals.... Averaged 16.8 points, 4.0 assists and 2.7 steals per game during senior year... 2010 All-Regional team selection... Selected to Tennessee Top 100 in basketball as a sophomore and junior.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “After attending two years at Lipscomb University, I wanted to find a school where I could continue working towards my nursing degree, continue to play college basketball, and be closer to my home. LMU offered the perfect solution. They have an outstanding nursing program and facilities. Coach Hodge and his staff have given me the opportunity to continue to play basketball. I was sold on LMU when I visited the campus and met Coach Hodge and his staff. I knew this is where I needed to be.”

LU Career Statistics Year 2010-11 2011-12 TOTAL

GP 19 23 42

GS 0 0 0

Min 73 389 462

FG 4 31 35

FGA 15 101 116

Pct .267 .307 .302

3FG FGA 0 2 20 59 20 61

Pct .000 .339 .328

FT 6 17 23

FTA 8 25 33

STEVIE YAZZIE

Pct .750 .680 .697

Off 0 2 2

Def 6 35 41

Tot 6 37 43

Avg 0.3 1.6 1.0

A 4 34 38

TO 14 53 67

Blk 0 0 0

Stl 7 17 24

6-1 * Junior * Forward * Navajo, New Mexico Navajo Pine High School / Scottsdale Community College

Pts 14 99 113

Avg 0.7 4.3 2.7

#50

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS All-District player at Navajo Pine High School.... Played on the Arizona vs. New Mexico and New Mexico North vs. South All-Star teams... Played junior college ball at Scottsdale Community College under coach Tasha Washington.... Averaged ten points and seven rebounds a game at Scottsdale.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “To continue going to school. They have a good education program. Also to play basketball.”

SCC Career Statistics Year 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 30 --- --- 51 122 .418 Stats not available 30 --- --- 51 122 .418

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3FG FGA Pct 5 16 .313

FT 35

FTA Pct 52 .673

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 58 97 155 5.2 19 34 31 13 142 4.7

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35

52

58

16

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21

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97

155 5.2

19 34

31 13

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EDINA MUSA

5-10 * Redshirt Sophomore * Guard * Skopje, Macedonia Liberty Christian Academy / Gardner-Webb University

#10

FRESHMAN SEASON (2011-12) Played in 23 games.... Averaged 1.9 points and 1.6 rebounds per game.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Lettered at Liberty Christian Academy.... Was a Blue Ridge Conference AllTournament Team selection and a BRC All-Conference Team selection her senior season.... Named the LCA MVP her senior year.... Averaged 15 points, 10 rebounds and six steals as a senior.... Missed her junior year due to injury.... Played in Macedonia her sophomore and freshman seasons....

Averaged 22 points, eight rebounds and five steals as a sophomore ... Posted 20 points, seven.rebounds and five steals per game as a freshman.... Earned the President’s Award for Educational Excellence.... Also won the LCA Award for Excellence... Attended Gardner-Webb and redshirted the 2010-11 season before transferring to LMU. WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I chose LMU because I liked the educational atmosphere and the basketball program.”

LMU Career Statistics Year 2011-12 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 24 0 184 21 54 .389 24 0 184 21 54 .389

3FG FGA Pct 5 19 .263 5 19 .263

FT 1 1

FTA Pct 3 .333 3 .333

Off Def Tot Avg A 8 30 38 1.6 9 8 30 38 1.6 9

ALISE SAMITE

TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 24 3 4 48 2.0 24 3 4 48 2.0

#11

5-8 * Sophomore * Guard * Riga, Latvia Riga Centre Language School

FRESHMAN SEASON (2011-12) Played in 20 games last season.... Had a career night vs. Converse, setting personal bests for points and assists.

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Most recently played for the TTT Juniors Team that made it to the semifinals of the Latvian LSBL league.... Averaged 11.5 points and five rebounds a game for TTT.... Also played in the under-16 and under-18 Latvian national teams... Has won several awards during her time playing in various Latvian youth basketball leagues.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “LMU gave me an opportunity to play and study in the United States, and I accepted it. I am happy that I can be a part of this school and team.”

LMU Career Statistics Year 2011-12 TOTAL

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 20 0 100 4 18 .222 20 0 100 4 18 .222

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3FG FGA Pct 3 10 .300 3 10 .300

FT 4 4 22

FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A 4 1.000 9 10 19 1.0 5 4 1.000 9 10 19 1.0 5

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KORTNAY COX

#33

5-10 * Freshman * Guard * Murfreesboro, Tennessee Blackman High School

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Ranked as one of the top players in the state of Tennessee.... Named All-District in 2010, 2011 and 2012 as well as All-Region twice.... Played in the Tennessee EastWest All-Star Game.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “LMU has great coaches and players and I loved the campus and the friendly environment.”

MIRANDA DAVENPORT

#00

5-7 * Freshman * Guard * Evarts, Kentucky Harlan County High School

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Comes to LMU from nearby Harlan County High School.... Helped lead the Black Bears to three straight 13th Region Championship appearances and three straight 52nd District titles.... Named the KABC 13th Region Player of the Year in 2012... Named All-District in 2008 and 2012.... Averaged 18 points a game for her career.... In 2011-12 she averaged 16.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game.... Was on the East-West All-Star Team and an alternate for the Kentucky All-Star Team.... Miranda continues a long tradition of LMU women’s basketball players hailing from the Harlan County area..

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “It is a great school and I love the education program, the basketball program, coaches, players, and the campus. As soon as I walked in the doors I knew this is where I wanted to be.”

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BROOK FUSON

5-7 * Freshman * Guard * Speedwell, Tennessee Cumberland Gap High School

#15

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Played at nearby Cumberland Gap High School for former LMU player Tracey Brooks.... Named to the All-Blue Ridge Athletic Conference team in 2011 and 2012.... Also named to the District’s All-Tournament team those years.... Also ran cross-country.... Member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Key Club.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “They have a good coaching staff and environment. Plus it was close to home.”

BRITNEY GUY

5-3 * Freshman * Guard * Locust Grove, Georgia Luella High School

State Honorable Mention.

#34

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 17.2 points, 3.3 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 2.2 steals per contest her senior season and finished as Luella High School’s all-time leading scorer....

Named the Henry Herald Henry County Player of the Year, First Team All-Region (AAAAA Region 2) as well as First Team All-Regional Tournament.... Also named an Atlanta Journal Constitution First Team All-Metro Selection and a GSWA All-

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I like the environment. The team and the coaches were great when I came on my visit.”

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JASMINE KELLY

5-6 * Freshman * Guard * Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Nova High School

#12

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 9.8 points, 7.5 assists and 3.7 assists a game.... Named to the 2012 BCAA Big Eight All-Tournament and All-Star teams.... Named second Team AllMiami Herald in 2011 and 2012, 2012 All-Broward County Sun Sentinel and Max Preps Florida East All-Conference Second Team.... Named one of the top 15 players in Broward County by the Miami Herald.... Helped lead Nova High School to a 91-21 record during her prep career, including Conference, District and Regional Championships and a berth in the Florida state final four.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I love the family feeling that is generated by the school as well as the community. Also the school has an incredible academic reputation.”

ELLIOTTE ROBERTS

5-10 * Freshman * Forward * McDonough, Georgia Union Grove High School

#44

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Named All-Region First Team twice and Honorable Mention twice.... Named the team’s Defensive Player of the Year, won the Coca-Cola Award and was the Henry County Neighbor Athlete of the Week in January, 2011.... Is an A-B Honor Roll student and a member of the FCCLA and the Partner’s Club.

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “I loved the small home-town atmosphere and the great people here.”

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TAWNY TUCCI

#31

5-7 * Freshman * Elmhurst, IL York Community High School

PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS All-conference and all-academic performer at York Community High School....

Averaged 12.2 points, four rebounds and three steals a game her senior season.

basketball.”

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE LMU? “Because LMU has a good medical program and a good opportunity for me to play

TEAM MANAGERS

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Lincoln Memorial Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2012) All games

2011-12 FINAL STATISTICS/RESULTS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

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12 50 31 22 33 23 21 03 10 20 15 11 40 32

Player

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods Lincoln Memorial Opponents

HOME 8-3 6-3 2-0

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

gp-gs

Salaman,Dayshalee Cochran,Lauren Nelson,Ralissa Boddie,MaRanda O'Dell,Amberly Bradford,Kelsey Richardson,Mariah Aldridge,Seguoya Musa,Edina Barnett,Kiso Weiland,Karina Samite,Alise Jones,Moriah Shank,Jordan Team Total..........

Opponents......

OVERALL 14-13 9-9 5-4

27-27 27-27 26-26 27-27 14-14 27-11 25-2 21-1 24-0 23-0 23-0 20-0 4-0 9-0

880 780 784 796 378 500 334 304 184 142 179 100 7 32

27 27

5400 5400

32.6 28.9 30.2 29.5 27.0 18.5 13.4 14.5 7.7 6.2 7.8 5.0 1.8 3.6

LMU 1927 71.4 +3.6 700-1595 .439 165-483 .342 6.1 362-526 .688 13.4 1183 43.8 +4.1 416 15.4 515 19.1 -5.0 0.8 169 6.3 142 5.3 8199 11-745 -

1st 2nd 848 1079 879 951

184-391 174-296 75-212 72-189 51-114 38-97 36-82 18-43 21-54 16-48 8-43 4-18 2-3 1-5

.471 .588 .354 .381 .447 .392 .439 .419 .389 .333 .186 .222 .667 .200

46-122 0-0 32-106 9-31 42-99 20-54 0-1 0-2 5-19 0-0 6-35 3-10 2-3 0-1

700-1595 .439 165-483 661-1864 .355 184-573

OPP 1830 67.8 661-1864 .355 184-573 .321 6.8 324-440 .736 12.0 1072 39.7 382 14.1 381 14.1 1.0 246 9.1 64 2.4 4927 14-337 2-106

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

143-180 67-103 31-48 47-76 13-17 18-26 8-12 22-43 1-3 5-10 0-0 4-4 0-0 3-4

.794 .650 .646 .618 .765 .692 .667 .512 .333 .500 .000 1.000

.000 .750

.342 362-526 .688 .321 324-440 .736

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Totals 1927 1830

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.377 .000 .302 .290 .424 .370 .000 .000 .263 .000 .171 .300 .667 .000

AWAY 6-8 3-6 3-2

Date 11/12/11 11/15/11 11/19/11 11/22/11 11/26/11 11/27/11 11/30/11 12/03/11 12/10/11 12/31/11 01/04/12 01/07/12 01/11/12 01/14/12 01/18/12 01/21/12 01/25/12 01/28/12 02/01/12 02/04/12 02/08/12 02/11/12 02/15/12 02/18/12 02/22/12 02/25/12 02/29/12

off

21 59 35 68 5 11 21 14 8 7 3 9 0 3 50 314 401

NEUTRAL 0-2 0-0 0-2

Rebounds def tot avg

121 136 115 183 31 64 45 33 30 15 7 10 0 6 73 869 671

142 195 150 251 36 75 66 47 38 22 10 19 0 9 123 1183 1072

pf dq

5.3 7.2 5.8 9.3 2.6 2.8 2.6 2.2 1.6 1.0 0.4 1.0 0.0 1.0

69 56 57 61 32 44 30 31 22 18 11 6 2 6

43.8 445 39.7 455

Opponent KING at Eastern Kentucky CONVERSE at Queens vs Lander vs Delta State WINGATE at Catawba at King at Converse TUSCULUM NEWBERRY MARS HILL at Anderson at Brevard LENOIR-RHYNE CARSON-NEWMAN at Wingate at Tusculum CATAWBA at Mars Hill at Newberry BREVARD ANDERSON at Carson-Newman at Lenoir-Rhyne at Catawba

a

to blk stl

pts

2 121 119 1 40 557 1 19 65 63 13 415 1 83 52 19 13 213 0 39 80 44 17 200 1 25 21 1 19 157 0 56 61 1 29 114 0 11 19 3 8 80 1 24 33 1 16 58 0 9 24 3 4 48 0 9 15 5 5 37 0 14 9 0 1 22 0 5 10 1 3 15 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 1 0 1 5 6 6 416 515 142 169 1927 - 382 381 64 246 1830

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

Score 82-69 75-80 92-59 60-50 66-85 60-72 82-73 75-79 80-52 79-46 82-73 79-63 81-89 62-67 76-68 67-72 72-74 66-76 62-74 66-63 74-69 46-50 64-51 81-69 62-68 71-64 65-75

avg

20.6 15.4 8.2 7.4 11.2 4.2 3.2 2.8 2.0 1.6 1.0 0.8 1.5 0.6 71.4 67.8

Att. 350 125 245 63 112 100 645 277 100 53 670 979 275 537 535 1070 1210 326 449 705 320 285 475 1575 753 710 182

* = South Atlantic Conference game & = Carson-Newman Lady Eagle Classic, Jefferson City, TN # = Food Lion SAC Tournament

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CAREER RECORDS Points

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Name Debbie Green Dayshalee Salaman Robin Adams Carrie Shoffner Lori Neely Madeline Richards Karra Jackson Pam Walters Terry Whitehead Hillary Ross Juanita Hall Rachel Peach Marcie Stout Robin Cox Bridget Long Laura Winters Nickie Snow Monica Owens Jennifer Childs Andi Winney

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Name Debbie Green Robin Adams Carrie Shoffner Dayshalee Salaman Pam Walters Rachel Peach Juanita Hall Lori Neely Terry Whitehead Marcie Stout

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Seasons (1988-91) (2008-12) (1987-90) (1985-89) (1985-89) (2003-07) (1998-02) (1989-93) (1984-86) (2000-04) (1978-82) (1981-85) (1981-85) (1992-96) (1990-94) (1988-92) (1984-88) (1986-90) (1999-03) (2006-09)

Field Goals Made Seasons (1988-91) (1987-90) (1985-89) (2008-12) (1989-93) (1981-85) (1978-82) (1985-89) (1984-86) (1981-85)

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Name Hillary Ross Lori Neely Robin Cox Brandy Brown Jill Breeden Robin Adams Bridget Long Terry Whitehead Debbie Green Andi Winney Anita Nelums Karmella Wynne Jennifer Childs Sis Lawhead Heather Benton Juanita Hall Tracey Faison Natasha Davis Monica Owens Pam Walters

FGM 816 648 633 630 525 522 510 487 487 462

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Name Debbie Green Dayshalee Salaman Juanita Hall Carrie Shoffner Rachel Peach Robin Adams Pam Walters Marcie Stout Nickie Snow Madeline Richards

3-Point Field Goals Made Name Amberly O’Dell Madeline Richards Dayshalee Salaman Karra Jackson Heather Brown Kara Harris Stephanie Wagner Ashley Cox Chasity Williams Leah Moore

Seasons (2008-12) (2003-07) (2008-12) (1998-02) (1993-97) (2007-09) (2007-09) (1998-02) (2002-06) (2002-04)

Free Throws Made

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Name Hillary Ross Karra Jackson Dayshalee Salaman Robin Adams Laura Winters Lori Neely Bridget Long Marcie Stout Jennifer Childs Debbie Green Terry Whitehead

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

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5.

6.

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8.

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Name Terry Whitehead Sherry Chapman Robin Adams Debbie Green Sis Lawhead Dayshalee Salaman Melinda Godfrey Celine Cloutier Andi Winney Juanita Hall

Seasons (2002-04) (1998-02) (2008-12) (1987-90) (1988-92) (1985-89) (1990-94) (1981-85) (1999-03) (1988-91) (1984-86)

Scoring Average Seasons (1984-86) (1986-88) (1987-90) (1988-91) (1980-82) (2008-12) (1996-98) (1994-96) (2006- ) (1978-82)

Rebounds

Pts. 1907 1825 1678 1511 1313 1303 1279 1244 1227 1220 1220 1206 1204 1143 1106 1065 1027 982 974 973

Field Goal Attempts Seasons (1988-91) (2008-12) (1978-82) (1985-89) (1981-85) (1987-90) (1989-93) (1981-85) (1984-88) (2003-07)

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9.(T)

Name Amberly O’Dell Dayshalee Salaman Madeline Richards Karra Jackson Heather Brown Kara Harris Chasity Williams Stephanie Wagner Ashley Cox Sara Wood

FTM 408 390 390 366 350 338 284 280 259 253 253

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Name Hillary Ross Lori Neely Karra Jackson Dayshalee Salaman Laura Winters Robin Adams Marcie Stout Bridget Long Jennifer Childs Robin Cox

Avg. 21.9 20.6 20.2 19.9 19.7 16.9 16.6 12.6 12.4 12.3

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8.

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Name Hillary Ross Bridget Long Tracey Faison Brandy Brown Ruth Simpson Melinda Godfrey Robin Cox Lauren cochran Denise Ackermann Jennifer Childs

Seasons (2008-12) (2008-12) (2003-07) (1998-02) (1993-97) (2007-09) (2002-06) (2007-09) (1998-02) (1998-02)

Free Throw Attempts Seasons (2000-04) (1985-89) (1998-02) (2008-12) (1988-92) (1987-90) (1981-85) (1990-94) (1999-03) (1992-96)

Blocks

28

Seasons (2000-04) (1990-94) (1988-92) (1994-98) (1992-94) (1996-98) (1992-96) (2011-12) (1992-96) (1999-03)

Assists

Reb. 1160 859 733 709 664 656 606 580 540 523 520 519 505 503 490 488 474 460 459 450

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FGA 1595 1415 1316 1242 1179 1144 1125 1085 1058 1027

Pos. Name 1. Andi winney 2. Terry Whitehead 3. Robin Adams 4. Sherry Chapman 5.(T) Brandy Brown

Lori Neely 7. Debbie Green 8. Carrie Shoffner 9. Robin Cox 10. Jennifer Childs

Seasons (1986-90) (1989-93) (1983-87) (1984-88) (2008-12) (1978-82) (1985-89) (1998-02) (1997-99) (2000-04) (1993-97) (1997-01) (1992-96) (1988-91) (2003-07) (2002-06) (1981-85) (1988-92) (1980-84) (1981-85) (1985-89)

Ass. 577 476 469 455 429 377 375 359 358 350 346 295 284 280 271 263 228 224 217 189 189

Seasons (2006-09) (1984-86) (1987-90) (1986-88) (1994-98) (1985-89) (1988-91) (1985-89) (1992-96) (1999-03)

FG Pct. .610 (384-630) .571 (487-853) .566 (648-1144) .520 (295-567) .517 (375-725) .517 (487-942) .512 (816-1595) .510 (633-1242) .507 (458-903) .503 (350-696)

3-Point Field Goal Percentage

3FGA 541 484 479 419 352 323 297 255 243 243

(minimum 50 made)

Pos. Name Seasons 1. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 2. Ashley Cox (1998-02) 3. Stephanie Wagner (2007-09) 4. Suzanne Hopkins (1989-93) 5. Amberly O’Dell (2008-12) 6. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 7. Leah Moore (2002-04) 8. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 9. Celine Cloutier (1994-96) 10. Carolyn Mills (2009-10)

FG Pct. .422 (202-479) .420 (102-243) .412 (105-255) .406 (58-143) .389 (214-451) .389 (163-419) .370 (74-200) .362 (175-484) .357 (60-168) .355 (59-166)

Free Throw Percentage

FTA 579 545 521 390 478 443 394 385 362 341

Pos. Name Seasons 1. Robin Adams (1987-90) 2. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 3. Sherry Chapman (1986-88) 4. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 5. Melinda Godfrey (1996-98)

Debbie Green (1988-91) 7. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 8. Andi Winney (2006-09) 9. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 10. Amanda Jackson (1997-01)

Blks 141 140 140 91 66 60 60 59 57 53

Name Monica Owens Pam Walters Lorie Compton Nickie Snow Dayshalee Salaman Juanita Hall Carrie Shoffner Karra Jackson Isabel Gonzalez Sarah Crook Heather Brown Amanda Jackson Robin Cox Debbie Green Madeline Richards Chasity Williams Marcie Stout Laura Winters Liz McQueen Rachel Peach Lori Neely

Field Goal Percentage

3-Point Field Goal Attempts

3-FGM 214 202 175 163 116 114 105 102 95 74

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Seasons (2000-04) (1985-89) (1992-93) (1994-98) (1982-86) (1987-90) (1990-94) (1984-86) (1988-91) (2006-09) (1992-95) (2001-04) (1999-03) (1980-82) (2004-08) (1978-82) (1988-92) (1996-00) (1986-90) (1989-93)

Steals

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2.(T)

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name Carrie Shoffner Monica Owens Nickie Snow Chasity Williams Karra Jackson Robin Adams Pam Walters Dayshalee Salaman Robin Cox Laura Winters

FT Pct. .826 (366-443) .824 (253-307) .813 (191-235) .810 (247-305) .783 (224-286) .783 (253-323) .782 (390-499) .764 (201-263) .749 (390-521) .742 (236-318)

Seasons (1985-89) (1986-90) (1984-88) (2002-06) (1998-02) (1987-90) (1989-93) (2008-12) (1992-96) (1988-92)

Steals 251 243 243 236 196 193 192 185 179 162

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2.

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5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name Robin Adams Debbie Green Terry Whitehead Debbie Green Debbie Green Robin Adams Terry Whitehead Dayshalee Salaman Robin Cox Dayshalee Salaman

Pos. 1.

2.(T)

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.(T)

10.

Name Debbie Green Debbie Green Terry Whitehead Robin Adams Debbie Green Robin Adams Terry Whitehead Robin Cox Sis Lawhead Lakeshia Salters

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

4. (T)

6.(T)

8.

9.

10.

Seasons (1988-89) (1989-90) (1985-86) (1988-89) (1990-91) (1989-90) (1984-85) (2011-12) (1995-96) (2009-10)

Field Goals Made Seasons (1989-90) (1988-89) (1985-86) (1988-89) (1990-91) (1990-91) (1984-85) (1995-96) (1980-81) (1999-00)

Pos. 1.

2.

3.(T)

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name Hillary Ross Terry Whitehead Lakeshia Salters Robin Cox Lori Neely Robin Adams Hillary Ross Sis Lawhead Hillary Ross Lu Elliott

Gms FGM 31 290 35 274 27 274 35 264 30 252 30 226 29 213 28 206 24 206 27 191

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2.

3.

4.

5.

5.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name Debbie Green Debbie Green Debbie Green Robin Adams Juanita Hall Terry Whitehead Marcie Stout Sis Lawhead Terry Whitehead Nickie Snow

3-Point Field Goals Made Name Amberly O’Dell Kara Harris Stephanie Wagner Dayshalee Salaman Carolyn Mills Karra Jackson Amberly O’Dell Madeline Richards Madeline Richards Dayshalee Salaman

Seasons (2009-10) (2007-08) (2008-09) (2010-11) (2009-10) (2001-02) (2008-09) (2003-04) (2005-06) (2009-10)

Name Viola Cowan Robin Adams Terry Whitehead Dayshalee Salaman Melinda Godfrey Robin Adams Hillary Ross Hillary Ross Karra Jackson Lori Neely

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name Terry Whitehead Debbie Green Robin Adame Sherry Chapman Dayshalee Salaman Sis Lawhead Robin Adams Sherry Chapman Terry Whitehead Debbie Green

Seasons (1978-79) (1988-89) (1984-85) (2011-12) (1997-98) (1989-90) (2003-04) (2001-02) (1999-00) (1986-87)

Scoring Average Seasons (1985-86) (1989-90) (1987-88) (1986-87) (2011-12) (1980-81) (1988-89) (1987-88) (1984-85) (1990-91)

Gms Reb. 30 352 29 318 27 294 28 294 31 288 35 286 29 285 25 269 27 268 28 265

Seasons (1988-89) (1990-91) (1989-90) (1988-89) (1978-79) (1985-86) (1983-84) (1980-81) (1984-85) (1986-87)

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

4.

5 6.

7.

9.

9.(T)

Name Amberly O’Dell Kara Harris Carolyn Mills Dayshalee Salaman Kara Harris Dayshalee Salaman Stephanie Wagner Madeline Richards Karra Jackson Amberly O’Dell

Seasons (2009-10) (2007-08) (2009-10) (2009-10) (2008-09) (2010-11) (2008-09) (2003-04) (2001-02) (2008-09)

Gms FGA 35 541 30 530 31 524 35 472 27 469 27 441 28 418 24 413 29 412 31 410

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5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Gms Avg. 27 24.3 31 22.3 18 21.7 21 21.0 26 20.7 24 20.3 35 20.2 17 20.1 29 19.7 30 19.5

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.(T)

Seasons (1978-79) (1988-89) (1986-87) (2003-04) (1984-85) (1997-98) (2011-12) (2001-02) (1999-00) (1995-96) (1987-88)

Blocks

Name Lauren Cochran Tracey Faison Tracey Faison Hillary Ross Hillary Ross Patrice Talley MaRanda Boddie Bridget Long Bridget Long Sherry Chapman

Seasons (2011-12) (1989-90) (1988-89) (2003-04) (2002-03) (2010-11) (2011-12) (1991-92) (1990-91) (1987-88)

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Name Monica Owens Isabel Gonzalez Monica Owens Juanita Hall Lorie Compton Nickie Snow Nickie Snow Pam Walters Robin Cox Isabel Gonzalez Lorie Compton

Seasons (1988-89) (1997-98) (1989-90) (1981-82) (1984-85) (1987-88) (1985-86) (1991-92) (1994-95) (1998-99) (1986-87)

Field Goal Percentage

Name Andi Winney Andi Winney Brandy Brown Terry Whitehead Jennifer Childs Robin Adams Lakeshia Salters Robin Adams Robin Adams Carrie Shoffner

Seasons (2008-09) (2007-08) (1997-98) (1985-86) (2000-01) (1989-90) (1999-00) (1988-89) (1987-88) (1988-89)

# Name Seasons 1. Ashley Cox (2000-01) 2. Madeline Richards (2004-05) 3. Karra Jackson (1999-00) 4. Mareme Konate (2004-05) 5. Karra Jackson (2001-02) Amberly O’Dell (2008-09) 7. Stephanie Wagner (2008-09) 8. Madeline Richards (2003-04) 9. Suzanne Hopkins (1992-93) 10. Amberly O’Dell (2011-12)

Gm FG Pct. 27 .675 (108-160) 28 .660 (155-235) 27 .650 (165-254) 27 .621 (274-441) 27 .583 (102-175) 30 .582 (226-388) 27 .574 (191-333) 35 .559 (264-472) 18 .556 (158-284) 35 .556 (160-288)

Gm 3-FG Pct. 27 .500 (38-76) 27 .479 (46-96) 27 .469 (46-98) 27 .453 (34-75) 27 .443 (58-131) 21 .443 (58-131) 27 .439 (61-139) 29 .432 (57-132) 27 .431 (25-58) 14 .424 (42-99)

Free Throw Percentage

Gms FTA 27 232 35 203 31 198 29 185 29 178 27 173 26 172 27 162 27 159 28 155 30 155

# Name Seasons 1. Robin Adams (1989-90) 2. Debbie Green (106-126) 3. Terry Whitehead (1985-86) 4. Robin Adams (1988-89) 5. Terry Whitehead (1984-85) 6. Dayshalee Salaman (2011-12) 7. Karra Jackson (2000-01) 8. Melinda Godfrey (1997-98) 9. Laura Winters (1989-90) 10. Sherry Chapman (1986-87)

Gms Blks 26 59 31 52 35 51 29 49 30 47 25 44 26 42 28 40 30 38 17 38

Pos. 1.

2.

3.(T)

5.

6.

7.

8.(T)

10.

Gms Ass. 35 230 27 220 31 190 23 180 29 162 29 162 27 160 28 144 26 139 24 138 31 138

3-Point Field Goal Percentage

Gms 3FGA 28 215 28 177 28 166 28 148 27 146 26 143 27 139 29 132 27 131 21 131

Free Throw Attempts

Pos. Name 1.

Viola Cowan 2.

Robin Adams 3.

Lori Neely 4.

Hillary Ross 5.

Terry Whitehead 6.

Melinda Godfrey 4.

Dayshalee Salaman 8.

Hillary Ross 9.

Karra Jackson 10.(T) Robin Cox

Lori Neely

Assists

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.(T)

7.

8.

9.

10.

Field Goal Attempts

Gms FTM 27 174 35 168 29 146 26 138 27 136 30 128 29 126 27 117 27 115 31 113

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3-Point Field Goal Attempts

Gms 3FGM 28 84 28 67 27 61 26 59 28 59 27 58 21 58 29 57 27 54 28 53

Free Throws Made

Pos. 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Rebounds

Gms Pts 35 706 31 690 27 655 35 631 30 586 30 582 29 572 26 538 25 525 28 499

Steals

Name Robin Adams Nickie Snow Sherry Chapman Nickie Snow Monica Owens Robin Cox Chasity Williams Robin Cox Lorie Compton Jill Cox

Gm FT Pct. 30 .859 (128-149) 31 .841 (106-126) 27 .829 (107-129) 35 .828 (168-203) 29 .820 (146-178) 26 .802 (138-172) 27 .791 (110-139) 27 .786 (136-173) 31 .784 (109-139) 21 .782 (104-133)

Seasons (1988-89) (1987-88) (1986-87) (1986-87) (1988-89) (1994-95) (2004-05) (1995-96) (1986-87) (1985-86)

Gms Stl 35 93 29 81 21 80 31 80 35 77 26 73 27 72 28 70 31 70 27 69

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SINGLE-GAME / TURNER ARENA RECORDS

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

TURNER ARENA RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL Most Points Scored

44, Dayshalee Salaman at Catawba, 01-20-10 Most Field Goals Made

17, Rachel Peach vs. Lee, 02-05-83 Most Field Goals Attempted

31, Debbie Green at Tusculum, 02-17-90 Best Field Goal Percentage

1.000 (11-11) by Robin Adams vs. UNC-Pembroke 01-05-90 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made

8, Kara Harris at North Greenville, 01-30-08 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted

15, Amberly O’Dell vs. UNC Pembroke, 12-30-09

15, Kara Harris at North Greenville, 01-30-08 Best 3-Point Percentage

1.000 (4-4) by Madeline Richards vs. Ft. Valley State, 12-15-04 Most Free Throws Made

17, Rachel Peach vs. Lee, 02-05-83 Most Free Throw Attempts

19, Hillary Ross vs. West Florida, 02-07-04

19, Lu Elliott vs. Mars Hill, 01-12-84

19, Janice Mayes vs. Knoxville, 1979-80 Best Free Throw Percentage

1.000 (12-12) Karra Jackson vs. North Alabama, 1-25-01 Most Rebounds

25, Robin Cox vs. North Greenville, 02-26-96 Most Assists

17, Robin Cox vs. North Alabama, 02-25-95 Most Steals

8 by 6, MR by Sarah Crook at Concord, 11-22-03 Most Blocked Shots

8, Amy Johnson vs. Alice Lloyd, 12-06-88 TEAM Most Points Scored

132, vs. Lees-McRae, 11-14-98 Most Field Goals Made

55, vs. Maryville, 02-12-87 Most Field Goals Attempted

102, at Maryville, 02-12-87 Best Field Goal Percentage (20 made)

.651 (41-63), vs. Longwood, 12-02-89 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made

17, vs. North Greenville, 01-28-09 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted

35, at North Greenville, 01-30-08 Best 3-Point Percentage (10 made)

.625 (10-16), at Catawba, 02-14-07

.625 (10-16), at Benedict, 12-11-04 Most Free Throws Made

42, vs. Valdosta State, 01-14-02 Most Free Throw Attempts

56, vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 11-22-97 Best Free Throw Percentage (10 made)

1.000 (18-18) vs. Lees-McRae, 2-26-08 Most Rebounds

66, vs. Milligan, 02-09-80 Most Assists

34, at Tusculum, 02-08-86 Most Steals

29, vs. Francis Marion, 11-20-92 Most Blocked Shots

12, vs. Carson-Newman, 01-18-93

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

Individual Points .................................... 36 by 2, MR by Dayshalee Salaman vs. Tusculum 1-4-12 FG made .............................. 14 by Robin Cox vs. Cumberland College 2-8-96 FG attempted ............. 24 by 2, MR by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville 2-26-96 FG percentage ... 1.000 (8-8) by 2, MR by Andi Winney vs. St. Joseph’s 11-25-08 3FG made ........ 6 by 6, MR by Amberly O’Dell vs. Berea 11-17-09 3 FG attempted ................ 13 by Kara Harris vs. Pfeiffer 11-29-08 3 FG percentage .... 1.000 (5-5) by Madeline Richards vs. FVSU 11-15-04 FT made ............... 13 by Melinda Godfrey on 1-4-97 and 11-22-97 FT attempted .............. 19 by Hillary Ross vs. West Florida 2-7-04 FT percentage ......... 1.000 (12-12) by Karra Jackson vs. North Alabama 1-25-01 Off. Rebounds ........................ 14 by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville 2-26-96 Def. Rebounds ................... 13 by Hillary Ross vs. Carson-Newman 12-3-02 Total Rebounds ......................... 25 by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville 2-26-96 Assists ................................. 17 by Robin Cox vs. North Alabama 2-25-95 Turnovers ............................ 11 by Pam Walters vs. Tennessee-Martin 2-15-92 Blocks ...................... 6 by 4, MR by Cena Nasiloski vs. Lambuth 12-16-08 Steals ........................ 8 by 2, MR by Sara Wood vs. Bluefield State 12-3-01 Team Points FG made FG attempted FG percentage 3FG made 3 FG attempted 3 FG percentage FT made FT attempted FT percentage Off. rebounds Def. rebounds Total rebounds Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 1st half Points 2nd half

High Low 132 vs. Lees-McRae 11-14-98 47 vs. Valdosta State 1-7-06 51 vs. Lees-McRae 11-14-98 13 vs. Valdosta State 2-10-03 95 vs. Francis Marion 11-20-93 35 vs. Valdosta State 1-7-06 .643 (36-56) vs. Queens 1-21-95 .271 (13-48) vs. VSU 2-10-03 17 vs. North Greenville 1-28-09 0 vs. 11 (UM 2-9-02) 33 vs. North Georgia 12-2-08 0 vs. 3 opponents .778 (7-9) vs. Union 12-9-94 .000 vs. 11 (UM 2-9-02) 41 vs. KY Wesleyan 11-22-97 1 vs. Catawba 1-21-09 56 vs. KY Wesleyan 11-22-97 2 vs. Catawba 1-21-09 .958 (23-24) vs. Anderson 1-15-11 .267 (4-15) vs. Bluefield St. 1-11-93 28 vs. Francis Marion 11-20-93 3 vs. Catawba 2-17-10 44 vs. West Georgia 2-22-97 11 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-17-09 61 vs. 4 opponents 20 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-17-09 33 vs. North Greenville 1-28-09 7 by 4, MR vs. Newberry 2-12-11 33 vs. Lambuth 12-16-08 8 vs. Berry 1-27-92 12 vs. Carson-Newman 1-18-93 0 vs. 8 opponents 29 vs. Francis Marion 11-20-93 0 vs. West Georgia 2-22-97 63 by 2, MR vs. North Greenville 1-28-09 16 vs. 2, MR vs. VSU 2-9-04 70 vs. Lees-McRae 11-14-98 22 by 2, MR vs. Tusculum 2-2-11

OPPONENTS Individual Points ...................................... 35 by 2, MR by Kendal Baxter, Tusculum 1-4-12 FG made .................................... 14 by Serita Gauldin, North Alabama 2-16-98 FG attempted .............................. 27 by Dana Hicks, Catawba 12-14-10 FG percentage ...... .889 (8-9) by Sara Rosser, Wingate 1-03-09 3 F G m a d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 b y K e n d a l B a x t e r, Tu s c u l u m 1 - 1 4 - 1 2 3 FG attempted ............................. 20 by Kendal Baxter, Tusculum 1-14-12 3 FG percentage ........................ 1.000 (5-5) by Shelly Leonard, Queens 2-5-92 FT made ......................................... 15 by Jennifer Bass, West Florida 2-1-97 FT attempted ................................. 21 by Jennifer Bass, West Florida 2-1-97 FT percentage ................................................................ 1.000 (10-10) by 2 Off. rebounds .......................... 11 by 2, MR by Crystal Martin, KWC 12-6-00 Def. rebounds ............................. 14 by Jennifer Bass, West Florida 2-1-97 Total rebounds ................................. 21 by Jennifer Bass, West Florida 2-1-97 Assists ..................................... 12 by 2, MR by Anna Atkinson, Wingate 1-3-09 Turnovers .................................... 11 by Devona Knight, Pfeiffer 11-29-08 Blocks ......................... 7 by Tracy Sprolden, Valdosta State 2-7-00 and 2-12-01 Steals ........................................ 7 by 3, MR by Chytearra Kintchen, Lambuth 12-16-08 Team Points FG made FG attempted FG percentage 3FG made 3 FG attempted 3 FG percentage FT made FT attempted FT percentage Off. Rebounds Def. Rebounds Total Rebounds Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 1st half Points 2nd half

High Low 98 by North Alabama 2-16-98 36 by 2, MR by Benedict 11-29-05 35 by Berry 1-27-92 11 by Benedict 11-29-05 84 by Union 12-5-98 39 by Valdosta State 2-12-01 .605 (26-43) by L-R 1-17-09 .211 (15-71) by West Georgia 2-22-97 15 by Tusculum 1-4-12 0 by 11, most recent by Newberry 2-24-07 33 by 2, MR by UAH 2-22-03 0 by 2, MR by Mars Hill 1-26-08 .632 (12-19) by West Florida 1-17-00 .000 by 12 (Mars Hill 1-26-08) 33 by West Alabama 2-4-06 0 by Bluefield St. 1-11-93 44 by West Florida 2-1-97 1 by Bluefield St. 1-11-93 .909 (20-22) by UVA-Wise 11-29-01 .000 (0-1) by BSC 1-11-93 27 by Benedict 11-15-03 4 by 3, MR by Brevard 02-07-09 42 by West Florida 2-1-97 11 by Tusculum 12-21-91 66 by West Florida 2-1-97 17 by 2 (UAH, 2-2-02) 22 by Wingate 1-29-11 3 by Gardner-Webb 12-18-92 46 by Francis Marion 11-20-93 9 by Tusculum 12-21-91 10 by 2, MR by Carson-Newman 12-17-04 0 by 34 1991-09 18 by Fort Valley State, 11-15-05 2 by St. Joseph’s 11-25-08 57 by North Alabama 2-16-98 13 by Benedict 11-15-03 61 by Kennesaw St. 12-14-92 14 by Bluefield State 12-17-03

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1992-96 1998-00 1987-90 1991-93 2005-07 2011-12 2004-05 1986-87 1981-83 2011-12 2008-09 2004-08 1996-00 2000-04 1995-97 2011-present 2006-07 2011-present 2002-03 1982-86 1995-97 2001-02 1994-98 1993-97 1995-99 1989-91 1987-91 1978-80 1986-88 1999-03 2001-05 2002-05 1994-96 1997-98 2011-12 1991-92 1983-87 1978-80 1994-97 1978-79 1998-02 1985-86,87-88 2012-present 1992-96 2010-11 2007-10 2000-04 2012-present 1985-86 1985-86 2007-09 1996-00 2007-09 2002-06 2006-08 1983-85 1988-92 2005-08 1982-83 1980-81 2012-present 1991-92 1978-79 1978-79 1996-98 2005-06 1997-99 1988-91 2012-present 1987-90 1983-84 2012-present

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ALL-AMERICANS

Terry Whitehead NAIA All-American Honorable Mention 1985 First Team 1986 NAIA Academic All-American First Team 1985

Sherry Chapman NAIA All-American First Team 1987 Second Team 1988

Robin Adams NAIA All-American Second Team 1989 Third Team 1990

Debbie Green NAIA All-American Honorable Mention 1989 Second Team 1990 Honorable Mention 1991

Lakeshia Salters NCAA Division II Kodak/WBCA All-American 2000

Dayshalee Salaman Division II Bulletin Honorable Menrion 2012

ALL-CONFERENCE (NCAA Division II Era)

Heather Brown 1994 GSC-East Freshman of the Year

Anita Nelums All-GSC East Team 1994

Celine Cloutier All-GSC East Team 1996

Robin Cox All-GSC East Team 1995, 1996 NCAA South Region Second Team 1996

Brandy Brown All-GSC Second Team 1998

Melinda Godfrey All-GSC First Team 1998 NCAA South Region Second Team 1998

Lakeshia Salters All-GSC First Team 2000 NCAA South Region First Team 2000

Karra Jackson 1999 GSC-East Freshman of the Year Second Team 2000 First Team 2001, 2002

Sarah Crook All-GSC Second Team 2003

Hillary Ross All-GSC First Team 2003 Second Team 2004 All-Tournament 2003

Madeline Richards 2004 GSC-East Freshman of the Year

Stephanie Wagner All-SAC Freshman Team 2008

Andi Winney All-SAC Freshman Team 2007 Second Team 2008

Dayshalee Salaman All-SAC Freshman Team 2009 First Team 2012 NCAA South Region First Team 2012

Lauren Cochran All-SAC Second Team 2012

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ALL-CONFERENCE (NAIA Era)

Robin Adams All-TVAC 1988, 1989 All-NAIA District 24 1989, 1990

Lesia Chadwell All-VSAC East Team 1979, 1980

Sherry Chapman All-TVAC 1987, 1988 MVP 1987 NAIA District 24 MVP/POY 1987

Debbie Green All-TVAC 1989 TVAC MVP/POY 1989 All-NAIA District 24 1989, 1990 District 24 MVP/ POY 1990

Lori Neely All-TVAC 1987

Carrie Shoffner All-VSAC East Team 1986 All-TVAC 1988, 1989

Nickie Snow All-TVAC 1987

Terry Whitehead All-VSAC East Team 1986 East MVP/POY 1986

Juanita Hall All-VSAC First Team 1979, 1980

CONFERENCE/DISTRICT PLAYER OF THE WEEK Juanita Hall ( NAIA District 24 1978-79) Lu Elliott (NAIA District 24 1983-84) Robin Cox (GSC-East 1994-95, 1995-96*) Celine Cloutier (GSC-East 1995-96) Melinda Godfrey (GSC-East 1996-97, 1997-98) Jennifer Childs (GSC-East 2000-01) Ashley Cox (GSC-East 2000-01, 2001-02) Karra Jackson (GSC-East 2000-01*)

Hillary Ross (GSC-East 2000-01, 2002-03*) Leah Moore (GSC-East 2002-03) Karmella Wynne (GSC-East 2002-03) Stephanie Clinton (GSC-East 2003-04*) Madeline Richards (GSC-East 2004-05, SAC 2006-07) Lauren Cochran (SAC 2011-12) Dayshalee Salaman (SAC 2011-12*) * - Player was named POTW more than once during season.

Tennessee Sports Writers Association College Basketball All-State Team

The Tennessee Sports Writers Association is an organization of media writers whose purpose is to promote Tennessee high school and college sports. Their annual All-State College basketball team is open to any player at any level at a college or university in Tennessee.

The following Lady Railsplitters have been named to the TSWA All-State team.

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Hillary Ross 2003

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LMU ATHLETE’S HALL OF FAME

The LMU Athlete’s Hall of Fame was founded in 1981 and the first class of 46 was inducted during homecoming activities that year. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to identify and honor those athletes that developed outstanding skills and represented LMU in a wholesome manner.

The original location of the Hall of Fame display was in the Mars Gym but with the opening of the Turner Arena in 1991, the Hall moved to it’s current location in the Southeast corner of the Arena on the ground floor.

ATHLETES’ HALL OF FAME MEMBERS -- 1920s-40s ERA Dorothy Teague Bruce Gillie Queener Carter Edna Sharp Cherry Latrina Gibson Fox Mildred Peck Galyon Mary Ruth Thomas Keene Sally Claxton Laurence Dorothy Riggs Lewallen Onelda Hulburnt McCubbins Sue Longmire Moody Agnes “Sol” Music 2012-13 LMU Women’s Basketball

1930-35 1930-32 1931-33 1927-29, 32-34 1933-35, 37-38 1940-42 1930-32 1935-39 1930-34 1931-33 1929-31

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Irene Peck Perry Etta Rasnic Geneva Whitaker Rutherford Lucy Bales Sharp Gertrude Bales Shoun Meda Parsons Smalley Cinda Parsons Smith Geraldine Weakley Statler Jama Marcum Stooksbury Helen Wallace

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LADY RAILSPLITTERS IN THE LMU ATHLETICS HALL-OF-FAME

MODERN ERA

Robin Adams 1987-90

Brandy Brown 1994-98

Sherry Chapman 1986-88

Lorie Compton 1983-87

Robin Cox 1992-96

Melinda Godfrey 1996-98

Debbie Green 1988-91

Juanita Hall 1978-82

Karra Jackson 1999-2003

Cynthia Lawhead 1980-82

Liz McQueen 1980-84

Tracy Martin 1980-84

Lori Neely 1985-89

Monica Owens 1986-90

Rachel Peach 1981-85

Hillary Ross 2000-04

Lakeshia Salters 1999-2000

Carrie Shoffner 1985-89

Nickie Snow 1984-88

Marcie Stout 1981-1985

Pam Walters 1989-93

Terry Whitehead 1984-86

Laura Winters 1989-92

Roger Vannoy 1982-2007

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LADY RAILSPLITTER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS (Modern Era)

1986-87 - TVAC Champions - 27-5 (10-0 TVAC)

1987-88 - TVAC Champions - 27-5 (8-2 TVAC)

1988-89 - TVAC Champions - 28-7 (9-1 TVAC)

1989-90 - NAIA Dist. 24 East Champions - 26-5

1990-91 - NAIA Dist. 24 East Champions - 23-8

2000-01 GSC-East Champions (21-6, 12-4 GSC) In addition to winning the Gulf South Conference Eastern Division, the 2000-01 Lady Railsplitter team won the WBCA award for having the highest G.P.A. in the NCAA Division II.

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2002-03 GSC-East Champions (21-9, 12-4 GSC) This is the only team in Lady Railsplitter history to make a national tournament appearance.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Scores before the 1978-79 season (not listed) are based upon the available information. If you have any additions or corrections, please call the LMU Sports Information Office at (423) 869-6236.

1978-79 (15-14^, 6-4^ VSAC)

Lees (KY) W Hiwassee W at Roane State L at Morristown L at Lees (KY) W Morristown L at UVA-Wise L Roane State L UVA-Wise W at Walters State W at Hiwassee W Cleveland State L at Cleveland State L Knoxville W at Knoxville L * Carson-Newman L at Maryville W * Milligan W * at Tusculum L * TN Wesleyan W * at Milligan W * at TN Wesleyan L * at Carson-Newman L Maryville W * Tusculum W Walters State L #season at Belmont L ^ Includes 2 forfeits by King

at Lees (KY) at Hiwassee Roane State at Union (KY) at Cumberland (KY) at Sue Bennett Lees (KY) Union (KY) at East TN State St. Mary’s Knoxville at Knoxville * at Carson-Newman * at Milligan Hiwassee * Tusculum * at TN Wesleyan * Carson-Newman at St. Mary’s * Milligan * TN Wesleyan Cumberland (KY) * at Tusculum # Lambuth

at Cumberland (KY) $ at Walters State $ vs. Hiwassee Sue Bennett Union (KY) Knoxville ^ vs. TN Temple ^ at Bryan East TN State at Union (KY) * Carson-Newman * Milligan at Union (KY) * at Tusculum TN Wesleyan TN Temple * at Carson-Newman at Lee at TN Temple * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan Lee

* Tusculum Cumberland (KY)

72-30 89-80 61-103 70-93 79-35 70-87 70-93 61-77 79-72 69-66 70-62 64-84 36-92 80-53 88-94 62-82 50-47 81-52 53-62 81-77 65-60 59-76 80-102 71-63 72-71 63-66 52-61

1979-80 (15-9, 4-4 VSAC) W L W W W W W W L W W L L W L L W L W W L W W L

87-79 63-70 84-68 68-50 50-48 58-44 69-54 71-53 41-69 97-51 88-57 50-67 50-70 84-48 53-55 61-62 64-61 58-77 84-40 92-32 64-65 67-54 81-63 65-80

1980-81 (12-13, 2-6 VSAC) W L L W L W W W L W L W L L L W L L W W L W L W

82-65 72-82 60-77 80-57 74-89 85-69 77-57 78-41 64-65 82-56 75-76 92-75 58-59 78-82 63-68 89-63 70-84 61-71 73-54 86-48 68-70 72-67 59-65 74-61

VSAC TOURNAMENT # TN Wesleyan L $ Walters State Tournament ^ Bryan Tournament

58-60

1981-82 (10-14, 2-6 VSAC)

$ vs. Berry L $ vs. Piedmont (OT) L Alice Lloyd W at Campbellsville L Cumberland (KY) L at Union (KY) W at Alice Lloyd W Campbellsville L Union (KY) W Lee

W * at Milligan L * Tusculum W * at TN Wesleyan L TN Temple W * Carson-Newman L TN Temple W * at Carson-Newman L at Cumberland (KY) L * Milligan L * TN Wesleyan L * at Tusculum W at Lee L # Tusculum W # Carson-Newman L $ TN Wesleyan Tournament

51-83 79-81 78-70 66-83 61-67 62-60 77-71 55-94 67-55 92-69 57-71 65-64 74-81 79-59 63-84 71-61 66-90 63-75 64-73 61-79 81-78 60-62 80-79 57-88

1982-83 (11-14, 3-9 VSAC) at Cumberland (KY) L 77-86

Union (KY) UNC-Asheville * Lee

UVA-Wise at Union (KY) UVA-Wise Maryville * Carson-Newman at TN Temple Milligan* at UNC-Asheville * at Tusculum * TN Wesleyan* Cumberland (KY) * at Carson-Newman TN Temple * at King * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan * King

* Tusculum * at Lee at Maryville # TN Wesleyan

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

Alice Lloyd Cumberland (KY) at Mars Hill at Union (KY) * Lee

at Cumberland(TN) $ vs.Pikeville at Alice Lloyd Union (KY) Mars Hill * at Milligan * at Carson-Newman * at TN Wesleyan * at King at Cumberland (KY) * Carson-Newman Cumberland (TN) at Maryville * Milligan * TN Wesleyan Maryville * King

* at Tusculum * Tusculum * at Lee # Tusculum (OT) # Carson-Newman % TN Wesleyan $ Alice Lloyd Tournament

76-73 74-81 80-73 100-53 86-72 80-53 73-68 51-55 59-57 59-78 49-75 73-85 78-101 79-73 58-104 83-66 90-36 62-79 57-83 86-59 58-70 79-82 76-78 62-96

1983-84 (14-14, 5-7 VSAC)

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

93-64 81-84 63-80 62-47 80-79 54-75 86-87 71-63 76-60 89-76 88-95 65-87 62-81 97-56 75-84 56-92 72-62 78-51 94-84 67-87 89-66 94-67 80-95 112-75 67-92 86-85 56-89 62-84

1984-85 (20-9, 6-6 VSAC)

Cumberland (KY) W 83-60 at Cumberland (KY) W 78-65 at Union (KY) L 68-71 Alice Lloyd W 96-74 $ vs. TN Wesleyan W 58-55 $ vs. Lee W 67-61 TN Temple W 75-44 at Maryville W 77-73 ^ vs. Pikeville W 79-66 ^ at Alice Lloyd W 75-72 * Lee

W 68-57 at Union (KY) W 81-77 Maryville W 88-57 * at Milligan L 57-68 * at Tusculum L 94-97 * Carson-Newman L 71-84 * at TN Wesleyan L 59-88 * King

W 86-70 * at Carson-Newman L 67-71 at Bryan W 72-61 * Milligan W 78-75 * TN Wesleyan W 71-70 Bryan W 82-63 * at King W 69-67 * Tusculum W 100-83 * at Lee (OT) L 88-91 # Lee

W 89-65 # Carson-Newman L 63-75 % TN Wesleyan L 63-71 $ Cumberland (KY) Tournament ^ Alice Lloyd Tournament

Alice Lloyd W Pikeville W at Union (KY) W $ vs. Warren Wilson (OT) L at Cumberland (KY) L * at Lee W at TN Temple W Union (KY) W Cumberland (KY) W at Campbellsville L Maryville W Campbellsville W * Milligan W at Pikeville W * Tusculum W * at Carson-Newman L * TN Wesleyan W * at King W * Carson-Newman L * at Milligan L * at TN Wesleyan L * King

W * Tusculum (OT) W * Lee

W at Maryville W # King

W # TN Wesleyan (OT) L $ Mars Hill Tournament ^ includes forfeit by Mars Hill

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1985-86 (20-8^, 8-4 VSAC)

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85-64 85-77 63-60 93-101 52-63 73-70 76-57 101-76 72-59 80-83 112-60 71-70 89-80 83-79 90-71 62-66 82-79 69-67 67-80 67-79 78-81 81-68 108-104 97-65 88-69 91-71 65-68

1986-87 (27-5, 10-0 TVAC) TVAC CHAMPIONS

at Belmont at Pikeville Cumberland (KY) at Union (KY) at Alice Lloyd at Cumberland (KY) at UVA-Wise at Bristol Union (KY) at Campbellsville (OT) Maryville Milligan Lindsey Wilson Pikeville at Tusculum Carson-Newman at TN Wesleyan at Carson-Newman UVA-Wise Bristol at Milligan TN Wesleyan

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

64-73 75-70 68-69 71-73 80-94 81-77 87-40 90-68 97-73 70-69 78-34 63-55 81-47 71-66 95-70 83-76 69-56 64-61 107-28 120-69 72-67 71-43

Alice Lloyd at Covenant Lee

at Maryville Lindsey Wilson * Tusculum * at Lee % King

% Carson-Newman % Union (TN)

W W W W W W W W W L

82-64 92-57 85-56 124-49 80-63 76-61 80-65 88-59 69-67 58-83

1987-88 (27-5^, 8-2 TVAC) TVAC CHAMPIONS

at David Lipscomb W 82-73 at Pikeville L 64-72 at Cumberland (KY) W 85-50 David Lipscomb (OT) W 104-103 at Alice Lloyd W 84-76 Pikeville W 82-64 Bryan W 103-57 UVA-Wise W 83-66 Knoxville W 87-46 Alice Lloyd W 95-59 * at Milligan W 81-47 at Bryan W 80-49 * Tusculum W 83-49 * at Carson-Newman L 86-99 * TN Wesleyan W 92-68 at Bluefield (VA) W 82-36 * Carson-Newman L 66-73 Campbellsville W 79-55 at Milligan* W 87-65 at TN Wesleyan* W 77-60 * at Lee W 95-69 at UVA-Wise W 93-62 at East TN State L 76-82 * at Tusculum* W 107-91 Cumberland (KY) W 89-82 * Lee

W 88-42 Bluefield (VA) W 116-65 % Carson-Newman W 78-71 %TN Wesleyan W 74-49 % Union (TN) L 75-80 ^ includes 2 forfeits (Campbellsville and Alice Lloyd)

David Lipscomb W at Alice Lloyd W at Shorter W at Berry W at David Lipscomb L Union (KY) W at Pikeville L at USC-Spartanburg W at UVA-Wise W at Maryville W $ vs. Bethune-Cookman L $ vs. SC State W $ vs. Clark-Atlanta W Alice Lloyd W ~ vs. Union (TN) L ~ vs. Lindsey Wilson W Berry W USC-Spartanburg W * at Tusculum W * Carson-Newman W * at TN Wesleyan W at Union (KY) L * at Carson-Newman W UVA-Wise W * Milligan W * TN Wesleyan W * Lee

W Pikeville W * at Milligan* W * Tusculum W Bryan W * at Lee L % Lee

W % Carson-Newman W % Union (TN) L $ Florida A&M Tournament ~ Belmont Tournament

1988-89 (28-7, 9-1 TVAC)

83-74 88-73 91-61 81-69 72-77 89-62 87-101 94-84 74-50 73-66 66-67 93-71 90-66 94-54 78-85 83-58 89-74 83-65 97-55 84-67 75-70 67-68 84-77 108-45 97-86 89-60 91-64 94-74 100-57 87-52 107-68 83-91 77-68 85-76 78-98

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1989-90 (26-5)

$ Delta State L $ Missouri-Rolla W Berry (OT) L at East TN State W at USC-Spartanburg W Carson-Newman L Longwood W at KY Wesleyan W at Cumberland (KY) W at AL-Huntsville W Bluefield (VA) W UNC-Pembroke W at Carson-Newman W at UNC-Greensboro (OT) L at UNC-Pembroke W at Wofford W AL-Huntsville W Union (KY) W Alice Lloyd W at Longwood W at UT-Chattanooga (OT) W at Berry W Shorter W Wofford W at Union (KY) W at Alice Lloyd W at Tusculum W North Georgia W % Carson-Newman W % TN Wesleyan W % David Lipscomb L $ Bellarmine Tournament

57-111 80-74 85-91 77-68 84-72 69-72 108-77 78-74 79-72 91-68 92-37 97-69 80-67 97-98 84-64 89-82 103-70 102-84 106-52 96-82 89-85 75-72 95-54 91-73 79-66 95-63 93-75 81-75 86-78 105-72 85-87

Cumberland (KY) W 92-73 at Union (KY) W 94-56 at North Georgia L 65-72 at KY State W 100-73 at Wofford W 77-68 KY Wesleyan W 71-49 Berry (OT) W 71-71 at Concord W 80-79 at Carson-Newman L 75-88 UT-Chattanooga L 82-98 Concord W 86-65 at USC-Spartanburg L 81-94 at North Alabama L 59-78 at AL-Huntsville W 81-70 Carson-Newman W 77-76 Milligan W 95-60 at Berry W 98-83 East TN State W 86-78 at USC-Aiken L 66-85 $ AL-Huntsville W 112-95 at UNC-Central W 80-58 at Milligan W 101-80 USC-Spartanburg W 88-61 Wofford W 101-67 Union (KY) W 95-74 USC-Aiken W 77-68 UNC-Greensboro L 74-76 % Tusculum W 86-84 % King

W 93-75 % Belmont L 65-72 ^ includes forfeit by UNC-Central $ First game in Turner Arena

Milligan Bluefield State North Alabama at Gardner-Webb Carson-Newman North Georgia Gardner-Webb Bellarmine $ AL-Huntsville $ Tusculum at Carson-Newman at UT-Martin Longwood at USC-Spartanburg at North Georgia AL-Huntsville Berry (OT) at Bluefield State at Longwood Queens

1990-91 (23-8^)

1991-92 (18-10) W W W W W W W L W W L L W W L W W L W W

95-60 77-55 67-50 80-71 67-63 86-71 79-71 75-79 96-62 97-66 61-63 72-78 71-49 73-61 66-72 86-69 93-82 79-81 86-62 88-76

Wofford W USC-Spartanburg W at Kennesaw State L UT-Martin L at Berry L at Queens L at AL-Huntsville W at Wofford (OT) L $ LMU Holiday Tournament

^ at Bellarmine W ^ vs. Delta State L at Bluefield State L ~ vs. North Georgia W ~ at Gardner-Webb L at Carson-Newman L Kennesaw State W $ Gardner-Webb W $ Berry W at Longwood W Bluefield State W at North Georgia W Carson-Newman W Lees-McRae W AL-Huntsville W USC-Spartanburg L at Wofford L Newberry W at Newberry W Union (KY) W at Lees-McRae L at AL-Huntsville W at Berry L Wofford W Kentucky State W Longwood W at USC-Spartanburg L ^ Bellarmine Tournament ~ Gardner-Webb Tournament $ LMU Holiday Tournament

Francis Marion W at Queens L at Bluefield State L * Delta State W Carson-Newman W $ Erskine W $ Gardner-Webb W North Georgia W * at MS College (OT) L * at Delta State L Bluefield State (OT) W * MS College W * at North Alabama L * at AL-Huntsville W * MS-Women W at Carson-Newman W * West Georgia L * at MS-Women W * Valdosta State W * North Alabama L at Kentucky State W * at Valdosta State W * at West Georgia L * AL-Huntsville W Kentucky State W # Delta State W # West Georgia L $ LMU Holiday Tournament

^ vs. Wofford ^ vs. Clayton State at Carson-Newman ~ vs. Fairmont State ~ at Bluefield State Milligan $ Union (KY) $ Gardner-Webb Carson-Newman * at MS College * at West Alabama * Valdosta State * West Alabama Queens * West Georgia (OT) * at West Florida

1992-93 (18-9)

97-75 81-68 70-80 58-68 59-73 78-79 83-73 65-69

56-53 70-87 73-77 77-69 74-76 74-79 93-79 79-62 67-61 79-60 82-41 77-63 68-66 84-67 79-60 67-72 77-83 94-62 99-52 78-65 73-98 73-50 57-79 66-59 102-64 99-67 73-83

1993-94 (18-8, 8-6 GSC)

91-40 78-80 57-65 76-66 78-71 78-56 92-60 71-68 98-99 78-109 74-70 79-69 46-75 72-66 77-70 69-65 64-80 83-58 68-50 62-68 67-53 67-57 59-66 73-61 68-42 79-71 60-78

1994-95 (16-10, 8-8 GSC)

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

69-67 73-56 74-78 80-69 74-39 81-51 84-59 77-67 63-79 64-67 78-66 73-83 75-66 88-80 82-79 60-76

* at Valdosta State L * AL-Huntsville L * MS-Women W * at North Alabama L * MS College* W * at MS-Women L * West Florida W * at AL-Huntsville L * at West Georgia W * North Alabama W ^ Gardner-Webb Tournament ~ Bluefield State Tournament $ LMU Holiday Tournament

Milligan W at Gardner-Webb L ^ vs. Fairmont State W ^ at Bluefield State W at Carson-Newman (OT) W $ Union (KY) W $ Gardner-Webb W Carson-Newman W * at Montevallo L * at West Alabama L at Cumberland (KY) L * Valdosta State L * West Florida W * at North Alabama W * at AL-Huntsville W * West Georgia W * at West Florida W * at Valdosta State L Cumberland (KY) W * West Alabama (OT) L * Montevallo L at North Greenville W * North Alabama W * Alabama-Huntsville L * West Georgia W North Greenville W # Henderson State W # Delta State L ^ Bluefield State Tournament $ LMU Holiday Tournament

1995-96 (18-10, 7-7 GSC)

75-47 64-74 67-63 68-49 66-61 63-52 73-63 66-58 49-55 57-66 56-64 66-85 93-64 83-70 57-53 69-53 74-64 64-69 79-66 73-79 77-84 70-56 62-55 61-65 88-45 84-53 73-71 53-84

1996-97 (14-12, 6-8 GSC)

Milligan W at Tusculum L at Union (KY) W at Cumberland (KY) W at Carson-Newman L at KY Wesleyan L Bluefield (VA) W $ UVA-Wise W $ Union (KY) W Carson-Newman W Bluefield State L * Montevallo W * West Alabama W * at Valdosta State L * at West Florida L * North Alabama W * AL-Huntsville W * at West Georgia L Tusculum W * West Florida (2-OT) W * Valdosta State L * at West Alabama L * at Montevallo L * at North Alabama L * at AL-Huntsville L * West Georgia W $ LMU Holiday Tournament

at Lees-McRae Carson-Newman KY Wesleyan at Union (KY) at Bluefield State at Bluefield (VA) $ Union (KY) $ Cumberland (KY) at Carson-Newman Oakland City * at West Alabama * at Montevallo

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66-98 60-72 85-76 51-61 67-66 68-77 77-72 66-78 78-75 75-67

61-58 75-92 79-58 74-67 54-79 48-77 66-50 76-56 61-48 59-56 55-62 72-63 81-75 51-70 72-78 67-61 61-53 47-59 80-58 89-86 56-63 48-54 56-69 63-82 50-67 60-44

* West Florida L * Valdosta State W at Tusculum W * at AL-Huntsville L * at North Alabama L * West Georgia W * at Valdosta State W * at West Florida L * Montevallo W * West Alabama W Tusculum W * AL-Huntsville W * North Alabama W * at West Georgia W # Delta State L $ LMU Holiday Tournament

Lees-McRae W Bluefield State W $ vs. Fairmont State W $ at Bluefield State L Milligan L at Union (KY) L UVA-Wise W Converse W Union (KY) L * West Alabama L * Montevallo L * at West Florida L * at Valdosta State L * AL-Huntsville W * North Alabama L at Tusculum L * at West Georgia L at Converse W * Valdosta State W * West Florida L Tusculum W * at Montevallo L * at West Alabama L * at AL-Huntsville L * at North Alabama L * West Georgia L $ Bluefield State tournament

$ vs. Pitt.-Johnstown (OT) L $ vs. Saint Francis (IL) W Cal Poly-Pomona W at Milligan W at Tusculum W at Concord W UVA-Wise W at KY Wesleyan W Concord W at Union (KY) W * at Valdosta State W * at West Georgia W * Montevallo W * West Florida L Converse W * at North Alabama L * at West Alabama L * AL-Huntsville W Tusculum W * West Georgia W * Valdosta State W * at Montevallo L * at West Florida L * North Alabama L * West Alabama W * at AL-Huntsville L # Arkansas Tech L $ Indianapolis Tournament

80-82 74-57 77-58 73-79 69-72 88-71 76-74 71-86 79-62 69-58 80-69 82-66 110-98 77-71 81-73

1998-99 (9-17, 2-12 GSC)

132-73 84-71 76-48 70-79 79-83 79-93 95-59 84-52 80-94 69-72 71-89 71-89 54-79 68-54 72-93 69-84 58-60 75-57 67-60 64-84 86-69 75-105 60-79 44-49 63-69 59-68

1999-2000 (18-9, 7-7 GSC)

90-92 61-50 89-75 74-69 87-74 84-69 89-39 69-63 79-39 93-50 87-77 67-49 87-63 69-77 73-49 67-75 66-74 75-55 95-46 63-45 84-70 75-83 69-73 69-82 67-49 51-57 58-63

1997-98 (20-7, 10-4 GSC)

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

92-73 74-65 93-71 61-71 68-65 91-64 78-54 69-57 67-69 76-51 78-71 70-53

Key: * GSC/VSAC/TVAC Game # GSC/VSAC Tournament % NAIA Dist. 24 Tournament ! NCAA Div. II Tournament

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2000-01 (21-6, 12-4 GSC) GSC EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS

$ vs. Florida Tech $ at Bellarmine at UVA-Wise Virginia Intermont Tusculum Milligan at Converse KY Wesleyan (OT) * at West Alabama Union (KY) * West Georgia * at North Alabama * Montevallo * at Valdosta State * West Florida * at MS-Women * North Alabama * West Alabama at Tusculum * at AL-Huntsville * at West Georgia * at Montevallo * Valdosta State * at West Florida * MS-Women * AL-Huntsville # Ouachita Baptist $ Bellarmine Tournament

$ vs. Regis $ vs. Quincy Kentucky State at Union (KY) UVA-Wise Tusculum Bluefield State at Carson-Newman * West Alabama Carson-Newman * at West Georgia * North Alabama * at Montevallo * Valdosta State * at West Florida * MS-Women * at North Alabama * at West Alabama Tusculum * AL-Huntsville * West Georgia* * Montevallo* * at Valdosta State* * West Florida * at MS-Women * at AL-Huntsville # Delta State $ Quincy Tournament

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

86-77 71-94 99-54 87-46 91-74 91-56 71-50 77-69 68-72 93-69 70-68 50-51 75-69 71-62 78-51 70-62 77-56 84-68 77-58 71-58 58-44 57-76 52-44 57-59 93-48 81-75 52-67

2001-02 (20-7, 11-5 GSC) W L W W W W W W L W W L W W W W L L W W W W W W W L L

59-48 79-90 96-66 77-51 90-66 72-59 84-55 64-57 53-56 66-62 61-58 65-79 65-59 79-65 78-64 83-69 57-60 47-62 73-60 55-44 72-57 77-59 46-45 74-42 61-56 52-56 49-70

2002-03 (21-9, 12-4 GSC) GSC EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS

$ vs. Mars Hill $ at Carson-Newman at Ky. State (OT) ^ at Ashland ^ vs. Gannon Carson-Newman * at West Alabama at Maryville at Tusculum at Bluefield State * West Georgia * at North Alabama * Montevallo * at Valdosta State Converse * West Florida * at MS-Women * North Alabama * West Alabama * at AL-Huntsville * at West Georgia * at Montevallo * Valdosta State

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

65-56 67-64 86-88 68-86 67-69 75-53 71-55 86-68 59-54 73-65 55-44 67-77 59-39 47-55 85-56 64-45 81-59 64-48 77-61 66-52 58-61 61-59 52-57

* MS-Women W Union (KY) W * AL-Huntsville W * at West Florida W # Delta State (OT) W # Central Arkansas (OT) L ! Arkansas Tech L $ Carson-Newman Classic ^ Ashland Classic

Benedict Tusculum $ vs. Fairmont State $ at Concord ^ vs. Morris ^ vs. Voorhees at Carson-Newman Concord at Fort Valley State at Converse Bluefield State Carson-Newman at USC-Spartanburg * West Alabama * Montevallo * at West Florida * at Valdosta State * AL-Huntsville * North Alabama * at West Georgia * West Florida * Valdosta State (OT) * at Montevallo * at West Alabama * at AL-Huntsville * at North Alabama * West Georgia # Central Arkansas # Henderson State $ Concord Tournament ^ Benedict Classic

Fort Valley State W $ vs. Barry L $ vs. Nova SE (2OT) W Tusculum W at Carson-Newman (OT) L at Tusculum W Charleston (WV) L at Benedict W Carson-Newman L ^ vs. Shawnee State L ^ at Bluefield State W USC-Upstate W * at Valdosta State L * at West Florida L * West Alabama L * Montevallo W * North Alabama W * AL-Huntsville W * West Georgia W at Mars Hill W * at West Alabama L * at Montevallo L * West Florida L * Valdosta State (OT) W * at North Alabama L * at AL-Huntsville L * at West Georgia W $ GSC/SSC Crossover ^ Bluefield State Classic

at Lees-McRae $ vs. Eckerd $ vs. Nova Southeastern Carson-Newman Benedict Lees-McRae Tusculum at Carson-Newman at Tusculum Mars Hill at Charleston Kentucky State * Valdosta State * West Florida

80-66 74-55 66-41 55-53 54-51 79-83 50-64

2003-04 (21-8, 9-5 GSC) W W L W W W W W L W W W W L W W L W W W L W L L W W W W L

67-48 74-69 64-71 92-80 73-53 71-57 74-53 63-58 53-54 73-54 75-36 61-52 76-52 49-56 66-51 75-62 48-49 63-56 72-62 58-55 63-68 62-58 42-45 62-70 60-51 59-53 56-44 62-48 44-56

2004-05 (14-13, 6-8 GSC)

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68-67 42-54 65-64 56-51 67-70 62-43 53-69 74-61 69-82 61-66 58-43 57-52 39-58 55-59 77-80 70-42 75-41 59-47 70-61 80-60 54-68 45-56 54-60 59-56 66-71 63-65 59-53

2005-06 (7-20, 3-11 GSC)

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

55-59 68-54 53-54 62-67 54-36 64-53 59-71 37-56 46-75 52-54 52-66 65-55 47-59 48-59

* at West Alabama * at Montevallo * North Alabama * AL-Huntsville * at West Georgia at Lee * West Alabama * Montevallo * at West Florida * at Valdosta State * at North Alabama * at AL-Huntsville * West Georgia $ GSC/SSC Crossover

Lees-McRae at Kentucky State USC Upstate (OT) Brevard at Lees-McRae at Brevard at Virginia State at King $ at USC Upstate $ vs. N.C. Central * at Carson-Newman * Wingate * Tusculum * at Presbyterian * at Newberry * Lenoir-Rhyne (OT) * Catawba * at Mars Hill Lee

* at Wingate * at Tusculum * Presbyterian * Mars Hill * at Lenoir-Rhyne * at Catawba * Carson-Newman * Newberry # Presbyterian # Wingate $ USC Upstate Classic

$ vs. Clayton State L $ vs. North Georgia L King

W Virginia State W * Carson-Newman L North Greenville W Oakland City W at North Georgia L at Oakland City W at St. Joseph’s W * at Wingate L * at Tusculum L Brevard (OT) W * Newberry L * at Lenoir-Rhyne W * at Catawba L * Mars Hill W at North Greenville W * Wingate L * Tusculum L at Brevard (OT) W * at Mars Hill L * Lenoir-Rhyne L * Catawba W * at Carson-Newman L Lees-McRae W * at Newberry L # at Tusculum L $ Carson-Newman Classic

$ vs. Mo. Western State $ at Quincy at Lees-McRae St. Joseph’s Pfeiffer North Georgia * at Carson-Newman Lambuth at Indianapolis % at North Alabama

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

62-70 49-63 86-61 53-61 51-66 57-80 65-63 59-54 53-60 45-55 58-69 59-75 53-57

2006-07 (14-15, 5-11 SAC) W L W W W W W L W L L L L W L L W L W L L W L W L W L W L

55-50 54-63 80-69 68-66 66-57 71-59 54-49 62-75 60-56 60-65 68-76 49-61 59-70 74-68 49-53 53-61 50-45 50-72 70-63 50-78 59-73 53-50 67-81 80-66 72-74 75-61 52-55 53-52 54-91

2007-08 (13-15, 3-11 SAC)

63-74 56-65 79-70 71-65 59-72 69-67 80-70 69-80 66-58 82-39 63-65 72-96 79-72 51-64 60-59 80-85 72-66 77-64 68-75 67-82 69-66 58-62 47-49 71-60 67-74 70-45 47-58 64-71

2008-09 (11-17, 5-11 SAC)

W L L W W W L W L L

77-76 53-89 65-70 99-67 94-76 76-64 72-77 73-60 50-84 77-83

% vs. AL-Huntsville L * Wingate L * Tusculum L * at Brevard W * at Newberry L * Lenoir-Rhyne L * Catawba L * at Mars Hill L North Greenville W * at Wingate W * at Tusculum L * Brevard W * Mars Hill W * at Lenoir-Rhyne L * at Catawba L * Carson-Newman W * Newberry L # at Tusculum L $ Quincy Tip-Off Tournament % North Alabama Classic

76-83 72-73 58-83 75-64 45-55 51-75 66-74 75-89 110-74 93-88 58-79 63-61 89-77 55-91 83-89 81-79 59-78 55-89

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at Southern Indiana Mount Olive at Urbana * Carson-Newman $ vs. Fort Valley State $ at Florida Tech (OT) % at Ga. Coll. & State % vs.UNC-Pembroke * at Wingate * at Tusculum * Brevard * Newberry * at Lenoir-Rhyne * at Catawba * Mars Hill at King * Wingate * Tusculum * at Brevard * at Mars Hill * Lenoir-Rhyne * Catawba * at Carson-Newman Urbana * at Newberry # at Newberry $ Florida Tech Classic % GC&SU Classic

$ Southern Arkansas W 100-77 $ Delta State L 35-68 King

W 64-62 at Mount Olive W 73-54 at King W 78-73 * at Wingate L 67-77 * Catawba L 55-56 Montevallo W 64-60 % Clayton State L 55-64 % Lander L 48-76 * at Tusculum L 58-71 * at Newberry L 61-65 * Mars Hill W 81-79 * Anderson W 72-63 * Brevard W 66-54 * at Lenoir-Rhyne (OT) L 73-74 * at Carson-Newman L 71-82 * Wingate L 61-97 * Tusculum (OT) L 51-53 * at Catawba L 73-84 * at Mars Hill W 71-83 * Newberry L 64-81 * at Brevard W 69-66 * at Anderson L 47-71 * Carson-Newman (OT) L 91-97 * Lenoir-Rhyne W 81-77 $ Delta State Lloyd Clark Classic % Clayton State Classic

2009-10 (9-19, 6-10 SAC) W L L W L L L L L L L W W L L L W W W L L W L W L L L L

91-52 58-63 78-86 80-52 65-76 62-68 64-67 72-76 70-75 80-85 69-78 74-72 74-56 61-64 74-91 85-88 77-55 80-71 66-55 59-71 74-81 76-75 58-72 76-69 65-69 52-63 74-82 56-78

2010-11 (10-16, 5-13 SAC)

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 1926-present Opponent W L Alabama-Huntsville.......................24 12 vs Alice Lloyd................................14 1 Anderson.....................................2 2 Appalachian State........................2 0 Arkansas Tech..............................0 2 Ashland.........................................0 1 Athletic House..............................6 1 Atlas Independents.......................2 0 Barbourville High..........................1 0 Barry.............................................0 1 Bellarmine.....................................1 2 Belmont........................................0 3 Benedict........................................3 0 Berea............................................1 0 Berry.............................................7 4 Bethune-Cookman........................0 1 Bluefield (VA)................................5 0 Bluefield State..............................11 5 Brevard........................................11 1 Bristol............................................2 0 Bristol Independents.....................2 0 Bryan...........................................6 0 Cal Poly Pomona..........................1 0 Campbellsville..............................4 3 Carson-Newman.........................36 45 Catawba.......................................4 9 Central Arkansas..........................1 1 Charleston....................................0 2 Charleston (TN) High School........2 0 Clark Atlanta.................................1 0 Clayton State................................1 2 Cleveland State (TN)....................0 2 Clinton Ravens*............................1 1 Coal Creek Independents.............1 0 Coker.................................First Meeting Concord.......................................6 0 Converse......................................8 0 Covenant......................................1 0 Cumberland (KY)..........................17 9 Cumberland (Tenn.)......................1 1

Opponent W L Dandridge Independents..............1 0 David Lipscomb............................3 2 Delta State....................................3 8 East Tennessee State...................4 7 Eastern Kentucky.........................0 1 Eckerd..........................................1 0 Emory & Henry.............................10 0 Erskine.........................................1 0 Fairmont State..............................3 1 Florida Tech..................................1 1 Fort Valley State...........................1 2 Francis Marion..............................1 0 Gannon.........................................0 1 Gardner-Webb..............................6 2 Georgia College............................0 1 Goodall Independents..................3 1 Henderson State...........................1 1 Hiwassee......................................27 8 Huntsville Independents...............4 0 Hyden (KY) Independents............1 0 Indianapolis..................................0 1 Jellico All-Stars.............................1 0 Jellico High School.......................1 1 Johnson Bible...............................4 0 Kennesaw State...........................1 1 Kentucky State.............................6 2 Kentucky Wesleyan......................5 1 King..............................................21 2 Knoxville.......................................8 2 Knoxville Business College..........4 0 LMU Alumnae...............................4 0 LaFollette High.............................2 0 Lake City All-Stars........................1 0 Lambuth........................................1 1 Lander..........................................0 2 Lee................................................16 7 Lees (KY)......................................6 0 Lees-McRae.................................7 3 Lewis.................................First Meeting Lenoir-Rhyne..............................4 8 Limestone.....................................1 0 Lindsey Wilson.............................3 0 Longwood.....................................6 0 Mars Hill.......................................9 8 Maryville.......................................14 5 Middle Tennessee State...............1 0 Milligan........................................34 17 Mississippi College.......................2 2 Mississippi-Women.......................9 1 Missouri Western..........................2 0 Montevallo....................................13 10 Morris............................................1 0 Morristown (TN)............................1 3 Morristown High School................3 0 Mount Olive..................................2 0 N.C. Central..................................1 1 Newberry.....................................3 12 North Alabama..............................12 17 North Georgia...............................6 4 North Greenville............................5 0 Nova Southeastern.......................1 1 Oakland City.................................3 0 Olsen’s Redheads........................1 0

2011-12 (14-13, 9-9 SAC)

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W at Eastern Kentucky L Converse W at Queens W % Lander L % Delta State L * Wingate W * at Catawba L at King W at Converse W * Tusculum W * Newberry W * Mars Hill L * at Anderson L * at Brevard W * Lenoir-Rhyne L * Carson-Newman L * at Wingate L * at Tusculum L * Catawba W * at Mars Hill W * at Newberry L * Brevard W * Anderson W * at Carson-Newman L * at Lenoir-Rhyne W # at Catawba L % Carson-Newman Classic

82-69 75-80 92-59 60-50 66-85 60-72 82-73 75-79 80-52 79-46 82-73 79-63 81-89 62-67 76-68 67-72 72-74 66-76 62-74 66-63 74-69 46-50 64-51 81-69 62-68 71-64 65-75

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Opponent W L Ouachita Baptist...........................0 1 Pfeiffer..........................................1 0 Piedmont......................................0 1 Pikeville........................................7 3 Pitt-Johnstown..............................0 1 Presbyterian.................................3 0 Queens........................................3 2 Quincy..........................................0 2 Regis............................................1 0 Roane State..................................1 3 Saint Joseph’s..............................2 0 Shawnee State.............................0 1 Shorter..........................................2 0 Sinclair Independents...................2 1 South Carolina State....................1 0 Southern Arkansas.......................1 0 Southern Indiana..........................0 1 St. Francis (IL)..............................1 0 St. Mary’s (TN).............................6 0 Standard Knitting Mills..................2 0 Sue Bennett..................................2 0 Tennessee Eastman Ind...............1 0 Tennessee Tech............................1 0 Tennessee Temple........................10 1 Tennessee Wesleyan...................34 21 Tennessee-Martin.........................0 2 Tusculum.....................................35 25 UNC Pembroke............................2 1 UNC-Asheville..............................0 2 UNC-Greensboro..........................0 2 USC Upstate.................................10 3 USC-Aiken....................................1 1 UT-Chattanooga...........................1 3 Union (KY)....................................28 9 Union (TN)....................................0 4 Urbana..........................................0 2 Valdosta State..............................13 13 Virginia Intermont.........................2 0 Virginia State................................2 0 Virginia-Wise................................19 4 Voorhees......................................1 0 Walters State................................1 3 Warren Wilson..............................0 1 West Alabama.............................10 14 West Florida................................10 14 West Georgia................................18 9 Wingate........................................3 10 Winston-Salem State.......First Meeting Wofford.........................................7 2 Woodruffs Independents...............4 0 Young Harris.................................3 1 * - includes one tie

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TIMELINE Ca. 1910 -- First LMU women’s basketball team formed. The actual year is unknown but the first mention of a women’s team in available records is in 1910.

1913 -- LMU publishes their first yearbook. Included in it is a photo of the women’s athletic teams, including basketball.

1924 -- The women’s basketball team plays the first game in LMU’s first gym, known as

“The Barn.” (Up to this point, LMU’s home games had been played in the building housing the auditorium. That building was replaced by Duke Hall and so LMU needed a separate gymnasium. The building’s official name, if it had one, is not known.)

1925-26 -- The first known LMU women’s coach, Mrs. Hobart Smith, died mid-way through the season. Remaining games coached by a Miss Atkinson.

1913 Team

Nov. 1930 -- LMU registrar Hugh Trent Ramsey assumes coaching mantle. His first game is a loss to Milligan. Their next loss would not come until 1934.

1931 -- Team steamrolls their competition, winning by an average of 18 points a game, a feat all the

more amazing when you consider that until 1932 all baskets in the women’s game counted only one point.

Their closest contest is a 25-23 win at Middle Tennessee State Teacher’s College. The team is named the top women’s team in the Southeast by several media outlets. they are also named the Tennessee State Women’s Basketball Champions and would remain so until the lack of teams make the title stop being awarded (see below)

1931 -- Bowing to pressure from the Women’s Division of the National Amateur Athletic Federation, many

schools (including Tennessee and Carson-Newman) drop intercollegiate women’s basketball over fears of it being “too rough” and “becoming like the men’s game”. Over the next few years, more and more schools either disband their programs or change them over to intramural club teams.

Feb. 2, 1934 -- LMU loses their first game since the 1930 season, a 38-33 loss to Milligan (who were also the last team that beat LMU) in Harrogate.

1936-37 -- Coach Ramsey takes a sabbatical from coaching after the first three games in order to complete his Master’s degree. Team is coached the rest of the season by LMU men’s basketball and track coach J.D. Alexander. (Alexander is also one of the top officials on the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Committee during the 1930s, so he had a very busy schedule.)

Dec. 7, 1936 -- In a unique contest, both LMU teams played Olsen’s All-American Red Heads, which was a travelling squad of professional women’s basketball players who toured the country playing men’s teams, often playing seven days a week. (They were the first women’s basketball team inducted into the Naismith Baskwetball Hall of Fame.) In this game, the LMU women played the first half using the women’s 5-on-5 halfcourt rules and led at the half 35-31. The second half saw the men play the Red Heads using the men’s rules. The Red Heads beat the men by four points.

1937 -- Coach Ramsey returns to the sideline and would lead the LMU women for until the team was

Shirley Albright, 1920s

disbanded due in 1942 to World War II.

Feb. 12, 1938 -- LMU played a Clinton (Tennessee) Ravens Independent team made up of former LMU players. The teams battled to a 48-48 halftime score. Due to the length of time the first half took to play, the weather conditions and because the men had a conference game with Maryville coming up after this game it was decided to call the game as is, making LMU one of the few schools in the nation with a tie on their record.

1939-40 -- LMU goes 10-0. It is their last undefeated season to date.

Feb. 21, 1942 -- LMU defeated Knoxville Business College 32-23 in what would be Coach Ramsey’s final game.

1942-43 -- Season canceled due to World War II. 1943-44 and 1944-45 -- LMU made an effort to have women’s basketball teams, but due to war rationing and other issues they only played five games each year, with LMU compiling an 8-2 record over both seasons. Former LMU men’s player and current P.E. teacher C.W. Bradley ran the team during this period.

1945 -- With the end of the war and attempt was made to field a team, but Coach Ramsey

declined to return as coach. By this time LMU was the only college in the area attempting to offer intercollegiate women’s basketball, so the decision was made to reduce it to club status, though the school would offer letters to women who competed in what was known as the Women’s Athletic Association until the 1960s.

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LMU vs. Hiwassee, 1941

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TIMELINE 1972 -- Following the passage of Title IX in 1972, LMU restores women’s basketball as an intercollegiate sport. P.E. professor Dr. Phyllis Noah assumes the coaching duties.

Dec. 1972 -- In their first intercollegiate game in 27 years, LMU picked up the 65-48 win over Knoxville

College. This is also the first women’s game played in the Mary Mars Gym and the first women’s game at LMU played under the “modern” 5-on-5 full-court rules.

Feb. 22, 1974 -- Playing in the Tennessee College Women’s Sports Federation Eastern Division

Tournament, LMU plays three games in one day. They defeat Milligan, lose to East Tennessee State and beat Maryville. The loss to ETSU knocks them to the loser’s bracket, where they would get knocked out by Carson Newman two days later. (Future UNC coach Sylvia Rhyne scored 11 points for C-N in that game.)

The tournament was won by Coach Margaret Hutson’s Tennessee Lady Vols, who defeated ETSU in the championship game.

1976 -- Coach Noah steps aside and is replace by Elaine Minton. Minton, a 1976 LMU graduate, becomes the first (and to date, only) former player to coach the women’s basketball team.

Spring, 1978 -- Women’s basketball offers scholarships for the first time. The first two signees (who both

signed the same day) are Sunbright High School’s Juanita Hall and Corbin High School’s Lesia Chadwell.

The women will also be competing in a conference for the first time in the 1978-79 season, so Coach Minton (who will eventually become the Athletic Director) is replaced by Dennis Mann.

Juanita Hall

Dec. 7, 1978 -- LMU plays Roane State for the second time that season, losing 77-61. This game is

notable because of it features two future SEC coaches, Roane State coach Andy Landers (Georgia) and Bernadette Locke (Kentucky).

Summer, 1979 -- Coach Mann leaves LMU and is replaced by men’s assistant coach Dave Miller. Miller will also continue his duties with the men’s squad.

Feb. 19, 1981 -- Juanita Hall becomes the first women’s player at LMU to reach the 1,000 point mark in a 60-58 VSAC Tournament loss at Tennessee Wesleyan.

Summer, 1982 -- Dave Miller steps aside to focus on the men’s team after the 1981-82 season. LMU

Athletic Director Elaine Minton wastes no time in replacing Miller with Powell Valley High School’s Roger Vannoy, who had compiled a 133-58 record and won several district titles there from 1975-82.

Nov. 18, 1982 -- Coach Vannoy gets his first win at LMU, a 76-73 win over Union College.

Feb. 16, 1984 -- LMU reaches the 20-wins in a season mark for the first time with the 89-65 win over

Lee in the VSAC Tournament. They would have seven straight 20-win seasons, a streak broken when LMU joined the NCAA in 1991. This season also saw LMU enter the NAIA top 25 for the first time. They would remain there until 1990.

1985 -- Terry Whitehead become’s LMU’s first All-American.

Dec. 1, 1986 - Feb. 24 1987 -- LMU has the longest win streak in school history, winning 26 consecutive

games. They also won their first-ever conference title as they went 10-0 in the Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference and won the conference tournament during this time. The streak was broken in the NAIA District 24 championship when LMU lost to Union University.

LMU vs. C-N Jan. 25, 1986

Nov. 24, 1987 -- Carrie Shoffner scores the first three-pointer in LMU history in the second half of a 103-57 win over Bryan.

Mar. 1, 1988 -- LMU caps off an 8-2 record in the TVAC regular season by winning the conference tournament with a 74-49 win over Tennessee Wesleyan. It is their second straight conference title.

1988 -- Sherry Chapman becomes LMU’s second All-American Feb. 28, 1989 -- The Lady Railsplitters make it three in a row as they win the TVAC regular season and tournament for the third consecutive season with the 85-46 win at Carson-Newman.

1989-90 -- LMU begins the transition from the NAIA to the NCAA Division II. In the 1989-90 season they play mostly NCAA II schools but are allowed to compete in the TVAC tournament, which they win for the fourth straight year.

Mar. 2, 1989 -- Robin Adams becomes LMU’s all-time third All-American and ends her career as LMU’s all-time leading scorer with 1,678 points,

having surpassed Carrie Shoffner earlier in the season. Shoffner ends her career as LMU’s all-time leader in steals with 252, a record which still stands.

Mar. 2, 1990 -- Monica Owens ends her career as LMU’s all-time leader in assists with 577, a record that still stands.

Jan. 28, 1991 -- Playing in their final regularly-scheduled game in the Mary Mars Gym, LMU defeats East Tennessee State 86-78.

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TIMELINE Feb. 2, 1991 -- LMU opens up the new Tex Turner Arena with the 112-95 win over Alabama-Huntsville. Debbie Green scores the first basket.

Mar. 1, 1991 -- Debbie Green becomes LMU’s first three-time All-American and the fourth LMU player named All-American. She also finished her career as LMU’s all-time leading scorer with 1,907 points, a record which still stands.

Dec. 4, 1993 -- Playing in their first conference game as a member of the Gulf South

Conference, LMU shocks second-ranked Delta State 76-66 in the Turner Arena. This is the highest ranked team that LMU has beaten.

Mar. 5, 1994 -- After upsetting Delta State in the GSC Tournament semifinals, LMU falls

to West Georgia 78-60 in the tournament final. To date, this is LMU’s only appearance in a conference tournament championship game since joining the NCAA.

First tip-off in the Turner Arena Feb. 2, 1991

Nov. 14, 1998 -- LMU defeats Lees-McRae 132-73, setting a new team single-game scoring record.

Nov. 26, 1999 -- #22 Cal Poly Pomona comes into the Turner Arena and is handed a 89-75 loss by the Lady Railsplitters.

Jan. 15, 2000 -- Coach Vannoy picks up win #339 in LMU’s 87-63 win over Montevallo. With the win he

becomes LMU’s all-time winningest coach in basketball, men or women, surpassing Dean Bailey’s record of 338.

Mar. 5, 2000 -- The 63-45 win over West Georgia is LMU’s 100th in the Turner Arena.

March, 2000 -- Lakeshia Salters becomes LMU’s fifth All-American and the first in the NCAA era.

Feb. 24, 2001 -- LMU captures the GSC Eastern Division crown with the 81-75 win over Alabama-

Huntsville. The game and the postgame celebration were featured in a virtual tour on the NCAA website after the Turner Arena won in an online poll by the NCAA looking for the best Division II court in the nation.

June 2001 -- The team was named the top team in the NCAA Division II in terms of team GPA by the

Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Association. LMU’s team GPA was higher than any school in Division I and the NAIA as well, according to the release.

LMU vs. UAH Feb. 24, 2001

Mar 14, 2003 -- Fifth-ranked and top-seeded Arkansas Tech defeats LMU 64-50 in the NCAA South Regional. This is LMU’s only NCAA Tournament appearance to date.

Mar. 6, 2004 -- A loss in the GSC semifinals to Henderson State ends the career of Hillary Ross, who

leaves as the schools leader in rebounds, free throws and blocks. She is also the only player in LMU history to reach the 1,000 point and 1,000 rebound plateau, finishing with 1,220 points and 1,160 rebounds. All of her records still stand.

June, 2006 -- LMU leaves the GSC and joins the South Atlantic Conference.

Feb. 26, 2007 -- Roger Vannoy picks up win #463 as LMU defeats Presbyterian 53-52 in the SAC Tournament quarterfinals. It was the final win of his career. Two days later LMU fell at Wingate 91-54, ending Vannoy’s career.

Apr 4, 2007 -- Larry Just hired as coach.

May 15, 2008 -- After Just leaves LMU after one season, Stephanie Smith is announced as head coach.

Jan. 20, 2010 -- Dayshalee Salaman becomes the first LMU women’s player to score 40 or more points in a game as she pours in 44 in an 88-85 loss at Catawba.

Dec. 30, 2010 -- Dayshalee Salaman becomes the 17th (and most recent to date) player to reach the 1,000 point mark in a 76-48 loss to Lander.

Feb. 16, 2011 -- Based on the available records, LMU posts the 750th win in program history with the 6966 win at Brevard.

Apr. 25, 2011 -- After the resignation of Smith on March 1, LMU announces Roger Hodge as head coach.

Dec. 27, 2011 -- Senior Amberly O’Dell becomes LMU’s all-time three-point shooting leader in LMU’s 7975 loss at Catawba. She finished her career with 214.

Jan. 4, 2012 -- The 82-73 win over Tusculum is the 200th win in the Turner Arena.

Mar. 26, 2012 -- Dayshalee Salaman becomes LMU’s sixth All-American.

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Dayshalee Salaman honored for passing 1500 career points Jan. 7, 2012

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LADY RAILSPLITTERS IN THE POSTSEASON 1993-94 GSC Tournament at Florence, Ala. Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Delta State Championship West Georgia

Lincoln Memorial

In their 28 seasons of conference competition, Lincoln Memorial has made 24 trips to a post season conference tournament. Counting the 1989-93 seasons when LMU was not in a conference but eligible for NAIA District 24/NCAA Tournament competition, the Lady Railsplitters have been to the postseason 26 out of a possible 33 seasons.

2011-12 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Salisbury, N.C. Quarterfinal Catawba

Lincoln Memorial

75 65

2009-10 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Newberry, S.C. Quarterfinal Newberry

Lincoln Memorial

78 56

2008-09 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Greeneville, Tennessee Quarterfinal Tusculum

Lincoln Memorial 2007-08 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Greeneville, Tennessee Quarterfinal Tusculum

Lincoln Memorial

1990-91 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Tusculum Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

King Championship Belmont

Lincoln Memorial

89 55

71 64

2006-07 Food Lion SAC Tournament At Harrogate, Tennessee Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Presbyterian at Hickory, N.C. Semifinal Wingate

Lincoln Memorial

91 54

2003-04 GSC Tournament at Tupelo, Miss.

Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Central Arkansas Semifinal Henderson State

Lincoln Memorial

62 48 56 44

2002-03 GSC Tournament at Tupelo, Miss.

Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Delta State Semifinal Central Arkansas

Lincoln Memorial

54 (OT) 51 83 (OT) 79

2001-02 GSC Tournament at Tupelo, Miss.

Quarterfinal Delta State

Lincoln Memorial

70 49

2000-01 GSC Tournament at Tupelo, Miss.

Quarterfinal Ouachita Baptist

Lincoln Memorial

67 52

1999-2000 GSC Tournament at Florence, Ala. Quarterfinal Arkansas Tech

Lincoln Memorial

63 58

1997-98 GSC Tournament at Pensacola, Fla. First Round Delta State

Lincoln Memorial

81 73

1995-96 GSC Tournament at Valdosta, Ga. First Round Lincoln Memorial

Henderson State Semifinal Delta State

Lincoln Memorial

73 71 84 53

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86 84 93 75 72 65

1989-90 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Carson-Newman Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

TN Wesleyan Championship David Lipscomb

Lincoln Memorial

86 78 105 72 87 85

1988-89 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Lee Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Carson-Newman Championship Union (TN)

Lincoln Memorial

77 68 85 76 98 78

1987-88 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

Carson-Newman Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

TN Wesleyan Championship Union (TN)

Lincoln Memorial

78 71 74 49 80 75

1986-87 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial

King Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Carson-Newman Championship Union (TN)

Lincoln Memorial

88 59 69 67 83 58

1985-86 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

King Championship TN Wesleyan

Lincoln Memorial

91 71 68 (OT) 65

1984-85 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Lee Championship Carson-Newman

Lincoln Memorial NAIA District 24 Tournament Quarterfinal TN Wesleyan

Lincoln Memorial

1983-84 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Tusculum Championship Carson-Newman

Lincoln Memorial

86 (OT) 85 89 56

NAIA District 24 Tournament Quarterfinals TN Wesleyan

Lincoln Memorial

84 62

1982-83 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal TN Wesleyan

Lincoln Memorial

96 62

1981-82 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial

Tusculum

80 79

Championship

Carson-Newman Lincoln Memorial

88 57

1980-81 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal TN Wesleyan

Lincoln Memorial

60 58

1979-80 VSAC (NAIA District 24) Tournament* Semifinal Lambuth

Lincoln Memorial

80 65

1978-79 VSAC (NAIA District 24) Tournament* Semifinal Belmont

Lincoln Memorial

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* From 1978-86 the Volunteer State Athletic Conference was split into East and West Divisions. The top two teams in each division went to the tournament from 1978-80 with the overall winner representing the District in the NAIA National Tournament. From 1981-86 each division had their own tournament.

The outcome of that tournament would determine the seedings for the District 24 Tournament, which was made up of the top four teams from both divisions. In 1986 the VSAC was split, with the East Division becoming the TVAC and the west the TCAC. The tournament format was set up so that the first two rounds were effectively the TVAC/TCAC tournament and the winner from each conference would meet in the championship to determine the district champion. Even though LMU was not a member of the TVAC after 1989, this format allowed them to still compete in the post-season while the school made the transition to the NCAA Division II.

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NCAA TOURNAMENT Lincoln Memorial University’s appearance in the 2003 NCAA Division II South Regional marks the first appearance in any national tournament by the Lady Railsplitters.

2002-03 South Regional at Russellville, Ark. Quarterfinal Arkansas Tech 64

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THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM

APP. W-L Brevard

0 0-0 Carson-Newman

6 3-6 Catawba

4 0-4 Lenoir-Rhyne

2 1-2 Lincoln Memorial*

1 0-1 Mars Hill

2 2-2 Newberry

4 0-4 Tusculum

5 4-5 Wingate

11 16-12 TOTALS

29 20-32 * - LMU was in the Gulf South Conference at that time

PCT. .000 .333 .000 .333 .000 .500 .000 .444 .571 .385

EE/RC 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 4

Yrs. in Tournament / Highest Finish --‘95, ‘98, ‘05, ‘07, ‘09, ‘10 / Regional ‘01, ‘03, ‘04, ‘12 / Regional ‘03, ‘09 / Regional ‘04 / Regional ‘96, ‘02 / Elite Eight ‘02 ‘05, ‘06 ‘07, ‘10 / Regional ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 / Elite Eight ‘10 ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘99, ‘01, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘11, ‘12 / Elite Eight ‘96, ‘97

NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL RESULTS

Year 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Winner Norfolk State Wingate Wingate Kennesaw State Francis Marion Kennesaw State Columbus State Columbus State Mars Hill North Florida Augusta State Shaw Shaw Clayton State Wingate Clayton State Tusculum Clayton State Lander

Score 83-80 82-63 85-50 74-68 62-52 76-72 101-99 (OT) 75-71 69-64 71-59 91-68 67-53 68-57 66-65 (OT) 82-72 88-73 70-63 76-60 72-67 (2OT)

Runner-up Wingate USC Upstate Bowie State Bowie State Bowie State Francis Marion Francis Marion Francis Marion N.C. Central Shaw Georgia Coll. and State Carson-Newman Wingate Georgia Coll. and State Clayton State Francis Marion Lander Lander Wingate

NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Year 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Winner North Dakota Sttate North Dakota State North Dakota State North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota Northern Kentucky Cal Poly Pomona Cal Poly Pomona South Dakota State California (Pa.) Washburn Grand Valley State Southern Conn. State Northern Kentucky Minnesota St. Mankato Emporia State Clayton State Shaw

Score 89-56 98-85 104-78 94-78 92-76 80-63 71-62 (ot) 87-80 (ot) 74-62 65-50 75-72 70-53 58-52 61-45 63-58 103-94 65-53 69-50 88-82 (OT)

Runner-up Cal State San Bernadino Portland State Shippensburg Southern Indiana Emporia State Arkansas Tech North Dakota State North Dakota Southeastern Oklahoma Northern Kentucky Drury Seattle Pacific American International Florida Gulf Coast South Dakota Franklin Pierce Fort Lewis Michigan Tech Ashland

LADY RAILSPLITTER ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS Coach

Unknown

Mrs. Hobart Smith

Unknown

Hugh Trent Ramsey

J. D. Alexander (Interim) Hugh Trent Ramsey

C. W. Bradley

Phyllis Noah

Elaine Minton

Dennis Mann

Dave Miller

Years Wins Losses 1913-25 7 0 1925-26 5 3 Total

5 3 1926-27 4 0 1927-28 2 1 1928-29 5 3 Total

11 4 1929-30 11 1 1930-31 12 0 1931-32 12 0 1932-33 12 0 1933-34 11 1 1934-35 9 1 1935-36 14 4 Total

81 7 1936-37 11 3 1937-38 8 - 4 -1 (1 tie) 1938-39 9 1 1939-40 10 0 1940-41 8 1 1941-42 8 1 Total

43 - 7 - 1 .853 1943-44 4 1 1944-45 4 1 Total

8 2 1973-74 11 3 1974-75 5 7 1975-76 0 4 Total

16 14 1976-77 10 2 1977-78 0 6 Total

10 8 1978-79 15 14 Total

15 14 1979-80 15 9 1980-81 12 13 1981-82 10 14 Total

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Pct. 1.000 .625 .625 1.000 .667 .625 .733 .917 1.000 1.000 1.000 .917 .900 .778 .920 .786 .654 .900 1.000 .889 .889 .800 .800 .800 .786 .417 .000 .533 .833 .000 .556 .517 .517 .625 .480 .417 .507

Coach

Years Wins Losses Pct. Roger Vannoy

1982-83 11 14 .440

1983-84 14 14 .500

1984-85 20 9 .690

1985-86 20 8 .714

1986-87 27 5 .844

1987-88 27 5 .844

1988-89 28 7 .800

1989-90 26 5 .839

1990-91 23 8 .742

1991-92 18 10 .643

1992-93 18 9 .667

1993-94 18 9 .667

1994-95 16 10 .615

1995-96 18 10 .643

1996-97 14 12 .538

1997-98 20 7 .741

1998-99 9 17 .346

1999-00 18 9 .667

2000-01 21 6 .778

2001-02 20 7 .741

2002-03 21 9 .700

2003-04 21 8 .724

2004-05 14 13 .519

2005-06 7 20 .259

2006-07 14 15 .483

Total

463 246 .653 Larry Just

2007-08 13 15 .464

Total

13 15 .464 Stephanie Smith 2008-09 11 17 .611

2009-10 9 19 .321

2010-11 10 16 .385

Total

30 52 .367 Roger Hodge

2011-12 14 13 .519

Total

14 13 .519 1913-Present....................... Total

765* 424 .643 (Records before the 1978-79 season are incomplete. Totals based on available records.) * includes one tie.

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TEX TURNER ARENA The B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena has been the home of the Railsplitters and Lady Railsplitters since 1991. Since then, it has become known as one of the top basketball facilities at the Division II level. The arena replaced the Mary E. Mars Gymnasium, which had been the home of LMU basketball since 1948.

The 87,000 square foot complex seats 5,009 for basketball contests with another 1,000 portable seats available for other events. The distance from the playing floor to the roof is 40 feet, the equivalent of a two-story building. The arena is 230 feet (east to west) and 282 feet (north to south).

It contains over 81,866 square feet of floor space, and over 4 million cubic feet of space.

The arena also serves as a practice facility for the golf, soccer, baseball and softball teams. The auxiliary gym contains batting cages and there is an indoor practice tee used by the golf teams.

Over the years, several concerts as well as district and regional tournaments have been held in the arena. The LMU spring and fall commencement services and pinning ceremonies have been held there since 1991.

LMU’s athletic offices are located on the lower level, with the exception of cross country, softball and volleyball.

Also located on the lower level are the athletic training offices, the university press and the university post office. The LMU Athletes Hall of Fame Room, the Turner Room and a classroom are also located on the lower level and are often used by campus and community groups for meetings and other functions.

The recently refurbished athletic training room and the weight room are located on the lower level within easy access of the playing floor and air-conditioned dressing rooms.

The upper level contains a ticket office and other offices as well as the Dean Bailey Trophy Room, which houses trophies and other memorabilia dating back to the 1920’s and is a memorial to former coach Dean Bailey. The upper concourse also is open to the public as a walking track and is extremely popular with the local community.

Entrances to the building are located on the north, south, and east ends. There are a total of 24 entrance doors to the arena (handicap access is available on both levels).

The arena was named after former LMU football standout B. Frank “Tex” Turner, who donated the funds for it’s construction. Work on the multi-million dollar facility began on May 7, 1988, and on February 2, 1991, the Railsplitters and Lady Railsplitters held their first contests in the facility when they hosted the University of Alabama-Huntsville in a doubleheader.

The women won 112-95 and the men lost 85-69.

LADY RAILSPLITTER HOME COURTS Prior to 1924, LMU did not have a gym. Most home games were played in Middlesboro or at Powell Valley High School.

Mary E. Mars Gym 1973-91 140-41

“The Barn” 1924-45 68-5-1

(Based on available records)

(Based on available records)

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TURNER ARENA YEAR-BY-YEAR / LADY RAILSPLITTER LOCKER ROOM

The Lady Railsplitters in the Turner Arena 1991-present -- 204-70 YEAR 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03

WINS 5 14 11 12 10 9 12 12 7 10 13 11 10

LOSSES 1* 2 1^ 2 3 4 2 1 7 2 0 2 1

PCT .833 .875 .917 .857 .769 .692 .857 .923 .500 .833 1.000 .846 .909

YEAR WINS LOSSES PCT 2003-04 10 2 .833 2004-05 8 4 .667 2005-06 6 7 .462 2006-07 8 5 .615 2007-08 8 5 .615 2008-09 8 5 .615 2009-10 6 6 .500 2010-11 6 5 .545 2011-12 8 3 .727 TOTAL 204 70 .745 * -- After Feb. 2 ^ -- Actual home record was 12-1, Last game played in Mars Gym due to concert in Arena.

GLADYS T. BRADLEY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SUITE

Completed in 1991, the LMU Lady Railsplitter locker room is one of the finest facilities of its type at the NCAA Division II level.

Officially known as the Gladys T. Bradley Women’s Basketball Suite (named for the wife of former Lady Railsplitter coach C.W. Bradley), the suite encompasses the main dressing area, office space for the assistant coaches, storage areas and a foyer that can be utilized both for meetings and as a place to study.

The dressing area contains individual cubicles for 15 players, a big-screen television, restrooms, showers and direct access to the LMU Athletic Training facilities located next door. A clock connected to the scoreboard is on the wall allowing the players and staff to see the time remaining until the start of the half or game.

The foyer is highlighted by a large bulletin board and several other displays with that highlight award-winners, individual and team records; and banners for all LMU teams appearing in the NCAA Tournament Recent renovations to the area include new carpeting and new furniture for the foyer and offices. Another renovation is currently underway that will include remodeling the entire suite to include wood paneling and a larger locker space for each player.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE

Winning and hard work are important to the Lincoln Memorial University women’s basketball team.

But becoming successful and positive role models on and off the court is just as significant to the team.

The Lady Railsplitters give back to Harrogate and the Tri-State community every chance they get.

ROHO SHOPPING DAY

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

WBCA PINK ZONE

One of the events the student-athletes look forward to each year is the ROHO Shopping Day in early December at the Middlesboro Wal-Mart. The ROHO Club holds a fishing tournament each spring to pay for the event, in which local underprivileged kids are given money to buy Christmas presents for themselves and their families as well as a hot lunch and a visit with Santa. Only a small percentage of the money can be used for toys with the rest going to clothing and other necessary items. The LMU players take a child around and assist them with their purchases and keep an eye on the budget. For many of the kids helped this is the only Christmas gift(s) they receive.

- Assist and participate in the Harrogate Relay for Life - Manage a carnival at the local elementary school - Youth team presentations - Reading to elementary school - Aid other teams with their fundraisers for cancer and other causes - Visit local hospitals and nursing homes

The Women’s Basketball Coaches Association began the WBCA Pink Zone in 2007 as an initiative to raise breast cancer awareness in women’s basketball, on campuses and in communities. The late Kay Yow, former North Carolina State University head women’s basketball coach, served as the catalyst for the initiative after her third reoccurrence of breast cancer in 2006. The LMU women’s basketball team has taken part in the WBCA Pink Zone initiative from the start.

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RADIO / TV SPOTTING CHART

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3

10

5’7” FRESHMAN GUARD EVARTS, KY

5’6” JUNIOR GUARD LAVEEN, AZ

5’10” R-FRESHMAN GUARD SKOPJE, MACEDONIA

MIRANDA DAVENPORT

KALASIA GREEN

EDINA MUSA

11

12

15

5’8” SOPHOMORE GUARD RIGA, LATVIA

5’6” FRESHMAN GUARD LAUDERDALE LAKES, FL

5’7” FRESHMAN GUARD SPEEDWELL, TN

ALISE SAMITE

JASMINE KELLY

BROOK FUSON

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21

22

5’5” JUNIOR GUARD WHITE PINE, TN

5’9” SENIOR GUARD/FORWARD LAWRENCEVILLE, GA

6’1” JUNIOR GUARD/FORWARD SPRINGFIELD, OH

HALEY NELSON

MARIAH RICHARDSON

MaRANDA BODDIE

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31

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5’3” JUNIOR GUARD METROPOLIS, IL

5’7” FRESHMAN GUARD ELMHURST, IL

5’10” SENIOR GUARD/FORWARD JANESVILLE, WI

KELSEY BRADFORD

TAWNY TUCCI

RALISSA NELSON

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34

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5’10” FRESHMAN FORWARD MURFREESBORO, TN

5’3” FRESHMAN GUARD LOCUST GROVE, GA

5’10” FRESHMAN FORWARD McDONOUGH, GA

KORTNAY COX

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STEVIE YAZZIE

6’1” JUNIOR FORWARD NAVAJO, NM

BRITNEY GUY

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kalasia Green -- Kuh-LAY-shuh Edina Musa -- MOO-suh Alise Samite -- Alus Suh-MEE-tuh MaRanda Boddie -- BOH-dee Tawny Tucci -- TOO-chee

ELLIOTTE ROBERTS

2012-2013 LADY RAILSPLITTER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE HOME

Nov. 9

8:00 p.m.

HOME

Nov. 10

6:00 p.m.

HOME

Nov. 14

HOME

Nov. 20

AWAY

Nov. 23

NEUTRAL

Nov. 24

7:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m.

Erskine

Coker

Bryan

Winston-Salem State

West Florida

West Alabama

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Pensacola, Fla.

Pensacola, Fla.

AWAY

AWAY

AWAY

HOME

HOME

HOME

Dec. 6

Dec. 16

Dec. 19

Dec. 30

Nov. 28

6:00 p.m.

Dec. 2

2:00 p.m.

5:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

Tusculum

Newberry

Concord

Lewis

Queens

Milligan

Greeneville, Tenn.

Newberry, S.C.

Athens, W.V.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

AWAY

HOME

HOME

AWAY

AWAY

HOME

Jan. 9

6:00 p.m.

Jan. 12

3:00 p.m.

Jan. 16

Jan. 19

Jan. 23

6:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

Jan. 26

6:00 p.m.

Mars Hill

Anderson

Brevard

Lenoir-Rhyne

Carson-Newman

Wingate

Mars Hill, N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Hickory, N.C.

Jefferson City, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

HOME

AWAY

HOME

HOME

AWAY

AWAY

Jan. 30

6:00 p.m.

Feb. 2

2:00 p.m.

Feb. 6

6:00 p.m.

Feb. 9

6:00 p.m.

Feb. 13

6:00 p.m.

Feb. 16

2:00 p.m.

Tusculum

Catawba

Mars Hill

Newberry

Brevard

Anderson

Harrogate, Tenn.

Salisbury, N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Newberry, S.C.

Brevard, N.C.

Anderson, S.C.

HOME

HOME

AWAY

HOME

HOME/AWAY

NEUTRAL

Mar. 2

Mar. 6

Mar. 9-10

Feb. 20

Feb. 23

Feb. 27

6:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

TBA

TBA

Carson-Newman

Lenoir-Rhyne

Wingate

Catawba

SAC Quarterfinal

SAC Championship

Harrogate, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Wingate. N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Higher Seed

Greenville, S.C.