2014-15 Lincoln Memorial University Women's Basketball Guide by LMU Sports Information

2014-15 ROSTER AND TEAM PHOTO

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Name Kiara Rawls Ross Mathis Ashley Pritchett Aisjah Lee Jasmine Kelly Shea Coker Stephanie Smith Megan Pittman Sydnie Anderson Katrina Ottesen Josey Harding Kortnay Cox Britney Guy Samantha Satterlee Breona Hall Lakeisha Beasley

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Hometown/Previous School Killeen TX / Shoemaker High School / Louisburg Greer, SC / Blue Ridge High School Decatur, GA / Woodward Academy / Eastern Kentucky Louisville, KY / Jeffersontown High School / Walters State CC Lauderdale Lakes, FL / Nova High School Knoxville, TN / Powell High School La Vergne, TN / La Vergne High School / Middle Tenn. State Liberty, KY / Casey County High School / Coastal Carolina Cleveland, TN / Cleveland High School Chandler, AZ / Hamilton High School / Central CC Middletown, OH / MIddletown Madison High School Murfreesboro, TN / Blackman High School Locust Grove, GA / Luella High School Junction City, KS / Junction City High School / Butler CC Knoxville, TN / Fulton High School / Walters State CC College Park, GA / Banneker High School / Central Ga. Tech

Coaching & Support Staff Head Coach: Krystal Evans (First season) Associate Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Brooke Shae Wilkinson (First season) Assistant Coach: Chandler Merkerson (First season) Assistant Coach: Matt Acton (Fifth season) Manager: Brooke White Athletic Trainer: Casey Camargo

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Sydnie Anderson Lakeisha Beasley Shea Coker Kortnay Cox Britney Guy Breona Hall Josey Harding Jasmine Kelly Aisjah Lee Ross Mathis Katrina Ottesen Megan Pittman Ashley Pritchett Kiara Rawls Samantha Satterlee Stephanie Smith

Pronunciation Guide KORTNAY Cox BREONA Hall AISJAH Lee Katrina OTTESEN KIARA Rawls

(KORT-nee) (bree-AH-nuh) (Same as Asia) (AHT-uh-suhn) (kee-AIR-uh)

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WELCOME / QUICK FACTS / CONTENTS

Table of Contents

General Information

School....................................................................................Lincoln Memorial University Founded............................................................................................................................. 1897 Location.............................................................................................................Harrogate, TN Enrollment........................................................................................................................ 3,735 School Colors................................................................................................. Blue and Gray Nickname..............................................................................................................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

TEAM PHOTO / ROSTER..........................................................................Inside front cover WELCOME / QUICK FACTS / CONTENTS............................................................................ 1 MEDIA INFORMATION / ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY................................. 2 THIS IS LMU / PRESIDENT / ATHLETIC DIRECTOR.......................................................... 3 DIRECTIONS TO LMU / THE TRI-STATE AREA................................................................... 4 TEX TURNER ARENA............................................................................................................. 5-6 LADY RAILSPLITTER LOCKER ROOM / MEDIA ROOM................................................... 7 WEIGHT ROOM.......................................................................................................................... 8 ATHLETIC TRAINING................................................................................................................. 9 2014-15 SEASON PREVIEW........................................................................................... 10-11 COACHING STAFF............................................................................................................ 10-13 HEAD COACH KRYSTAL EVANS..........................................................................................1 1 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH BROOKE SHAE WILKINSON..............................................1 2 ASST. COACHES CHANDLER MERKERSON / MATT ACTON......................................1 3 MEET THE TEAM............................................................................................................... 18-35 2013-14 FINAL RESULTS/ STATISTICS........................................................................ 36-37 CAREER RECORDS...................................................................................................................3 8 SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS..................................................................................................3 9 SINGLE-GAME / TURNER ARENA RECORDS...................................................................4 0 ALL-TIME ROSTER...................................................................................................................4 1 HONOR ROLL.................................................................................................................... 42-43 LMU ATHLETE’S HALL-OF-FAME................................................................................. 44-45 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS.......................................................................................................4 6 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS................................................................................................. 47-49 RESULTS VS. ALL OPPONENTS............................................................................................5 0 LADY RAILSPLITTER TIMELINE..................................................................................... 51-53 LMU IN THE POSTSEASON...................................................................................................5 4 SAC IN THE NCAA / COACHING RECORDS.....................................................................5 5 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE..............................................................................5 6 RADIO/TV CHART..................................................................................... Inside back cover

Facility Information

Arena (Opened)...................................................... B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena (1991) Capacity............................................................................................................................. 5,009 All-Time Record at the Turner Arena (1991-present)................................ 222-82 All-Time Home Record (1925-present*)..................................................458-145-1* *- Based on available records. Some records before 1978-79 are missing.

Coaching Staff

Head Coach.......................................................................................................Krystal Evans Alma Mater, Year..................................................................Southern Mississippi, 2002 Record at LMU (yrs)............................................................................................... First year Career Record (4 yr. school) ............................................................................. First year Evans’ Office Phone...................................................................................... 423.869.6224 Evans’ Email..........................................................................Krystal.Evans@LMUnet.edu Associate Head Coach / Recruiting Coordinator....................Brooke Shae Wilkinson Alma Mater, Year..............................................................................Gardner-Webb, 2006 Wilkinson’s Office Phone........................................................................... 423.869.6096 Wilkinson’s Email......................................................Brooke.Wilkinson@LMUnet.edu Athletic Trainer (Women’s Basketball)............................................ Casey Camargo Camargo’s Office Phone............................................................................. 423.869.6077

Program History

First Year of Women’s Basketball............................................. 1913, restarted 1973 All-Time Overall Record......................................................................................795-450* TVAC Record/Championships (NAIA Era)........................................................ 27-3/3 All-Time GSC Record................................................................................................. 101-89 GSC Championships.................................................................................................... None GSC East Division Champions...................................................................... 2001, 2003 GSC Tournament Appearances........................................................................................8 GSC Tournament Record.................................................................................................4-8 All-Time SAC Record....................................................................................................55-82 SAC Championships..................................................................................................... None SAC Tournament Appearances........................................................................................7 SAC Tournament Championships......................................................................... None SAC Tournament Record.............................................................................................4-5-2 Last SAC Tournament Appearance........................................................................ 2014 Result............................................................... lost to Anderson in quarterfinals, 71-64 NCAA Tournament Appearances....................................................................................1 NCAA Tournament Record.............................................................................................0-1 Last NCAA Tournament Appearance.................................................................... 2003 Result........................................lost to Arkansas Tech 64-50 in regional quarterfinal All-Americans: Terry Whitehead (1985, 1986), Sherry Chapman (1987, 1988), Robin Adams (1989, 1990), Debbie Green (1989, 1990, 1991), Lakeshia Salters (2000), Dayshalee Salaman (2012)

Athletic Media Relations

Dir. of Athletic Statistics & Publications / Women’s Basketball Contact........................ Bill Porter (Lincoln Memorial, 1994) Porter’s Office Phone / Cell Phone..........................423.869.6376 / 865.300.6701 Porter’s Email............................................................................. Bill.Porter@LMUnet.edu Dir. of Athletic Communications........... Scott Erland (Lincoln Memorial, 2011) Erland’s Office Phone / Cell Phone..........................423.869.6236 / 615.305.1610 Erland’s Email.........................................................................Scott.Erland@LMUnet.edu Mailing Address........................................................LMU Box 2028, Tex Turner Arena ........................................................................................... 6965 Cumberland Gap Parkway ................................................................................................................. Harrogate, TN 37752 Athletic Department Website...................................... www.LMURailsplitters.com

CREDITS

Team Information

The 2014-15 Lincoln Memorial University Women’s Basketball Guide is a publication of the LMU Sports Information Office.

2013-14 Overall Record.............................................................................................16-11 Home | Away | Neutral................................................................................. 8-6 | 8-5 | 0-0 2014 SAC Record (finish)....................................................................................15-7 (3rd) Home | Away............................................................................................................... 7-4 | 8-3 All-SAC First Team (1)...........................................................................Aisjah Roan (Lee) All-SAC Honorable Mention (1).......................................................MaRanda Boddie Starters returning/lost....................................................................................................4/3 Letter winners returning/lost......................................................................................9/6 Newcomers................................................................................................................................6

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MEDIA INFORMATION WELCOME

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. 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.

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.

STATISTICAL SERVICES

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.

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.

COVERING PRACTICE

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.

INTERVIEWS

Interviews with Coach Krystal Evans, players and other athletic personnel must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Generally, the best times for interviews are before and after practice. After games, Coach Evans 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. Telephone interviews with Coach Evans and players are available on a “callback” basis only and will be arranged at the most convenient time for the student-athletes and coaches.

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.

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION Roger Vannoy, Director of Athletics Mike Smith, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance Lisa Jones, Athletics Administrative Assistant Jenny Michael, Senior Woman Administrator Jack Mansfield, Faculty Athletic Representative Dan Burns, Director of Athletic Fund Raising

roger.vannoy@lmunet.edu mike.smith@lmunet.edu lisa.jones@lmunet.edu jenny.michael@lmunet.edu jack.mansfield@lmunet.edu dan.burns@lmunet.edu

423.869.6241 423.869.6239 423.869.6285 423.869.6246 423.869.6322 423.869.6242

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Bill Porter, Director of Athletic Statistics and Publications Scott Erland, Director of Athletic Communications

bill.porter@lmunet.edu scott.erland@lmunet.edu

423.869.6376 423.869.6236

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Stephen Linzmeier, Strength and Conditioning Coach

stephen.linzmeier@lmunet.edu

423.869.6097

COACHES Jeff Sziksai, Baseball Coach Tim Brown, Assistant Baseball Coach Josh Schertz, Men’s Basketball Coach Cameron Whicker, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Krystal Evans, Women’s Basketball Coach Brooke Wilkinson, Associate Women’s Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Jeremy Donahue, Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field Coach Travis Muncy, Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach Maria Stapleton, Assistant Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach Ryan Kuhn, Men’sLacrosse Coach Caitlyn Corace, Women’s Lacrosse Coach Helio D’Anna, Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach Adriano Moraes, Assistant Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach Natalie Layden, Softball Coach Sean Bradke, Assistant Softball Coach Marcia Yeary-Hembree, Spirit Program Director Benny Collins, Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach Jenny Michael, Volleyball Coach

jeff.sziksai@lmunet.edu tim.brown@lmunet.edu josh.schertz@lmunet.edu cameron.whicker@lmunet.edu krystal.evans@lmunet.edu brooke.wilkinson@lmunet.edu jeremy.donahue@lmunet.edu travis.muncy@lmunet.edu maria.stapleton@lmunet.edu ryan.kuhn@lmunet.edu caitlyn.corace@lmunet.edu helio.danna@lmunet.edu adriano.moraes@lmunet.edu natalie.layden@lmunet.edu sean.bradke@lmunet.edu marcia.yeary-hembree@lmunet.edu benny.collins@lmunet.edu jenny.michael@lmunet.edu

423.869.6345 423.869.6797 423.869.6240 423.869.6346 423.869.6224 423.869.6096 423.869.6228 423.869.6383 423.869.6652 423.869.6079 423.869.6264 423.869.6245 423.869.6340 423.869.6476 423.869.7081 423.869.6451 423.869.6399 423.869.6246

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THIS IS LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Our nation’s beloved 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, was a native of neighboring Kentucky. But you might not know that he envisioned “a great university for the people of this area” here in the Cumberland Gap. One hundred forty years later, Lincoln Memorial University is the heir of that vision, and we are very proud to wear his name and embrace his legacy. Nestled in the pristine Appalachian Mountain range, LMU’s main campus in Harrogate, TN, is both scenic and historic. About 55 miles north of Knoxville, TN, we’re perfectly poised to offer a liberal arts education. A main campus full of activities for residential students and 11 extended sites in surrounding areas, LMU provides educational experiences to suit your life. With over 30 academic majors ranging from accounting to wildlife and fisheries biology, success is within your reach. Most important, LMU is a close-knit community filled with people who care. Students can expect personal attention with an average class size of 14. At LMU, students build relationships that last, and they learn lessons they’ll carry for life.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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’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.

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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 US-25E, and go approximately 13 miles to Harrogate, TN. In Harrogate, the entrance to LMU is on the left.

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.) Broadway becomes highway TN33. After about 40 miles, you will reach Tazewell, TN. In Tazewell, stay straight and TN-33 will become US-25E. Stay on US-25E, and go 13 miles to Harrogate, TN. In Harrogate, the entrance to LMU is on the left. From I-75 (coming from the North) Going on I-75 South, take exit 29 (the first Corbin, KY exit). Take US-25E east approximately 45 miles to Harrogate, TN. Once you pass through the Cumberland Gap Tunnel, the entrance to LMU is on the left.

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THE THE TRI-STATE TRI-STATE AREA AREA

The LMU campus is located in Harrogate, Tennessee, two miles south of where the states of Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky come together. 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. 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. 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.

LOCAL HOTELS

Hotel Holiday Inn Express Sleep Inn Downtown Inn Woodlake Lodge

Location Phone Middlesboro 606.248.6860 Middlesboro 606.576.7829 Middlesboro 606.248.5630 Tazewell 423.626.6010

FAMILY DINING

Restaurant Location Phone WOW Café and Wingery Harrogate 423.869.7191 Gondolier Harrogate 423.869.8001 Haymaker Farms Harrogate 423.869.4771 The Oasis Harrogate 423.869.8000 Waffle King Middlesboro 606.248.5003 Chinatown Cafe Middlesboro 606.248.1627 Cracker Barrel Middlesboro 606.248.7011 La Esperanza Middlesboro 606.248.9252 Pizza Hut Middlesboro 606.248.7338 Ryan’s Middlesboro 606.242.2900 New China Express Middlesboro 606.248.5000 King Buffett Middlesboro 606.248.7666 Mountain View Restaurant Pineville 800.325.1712 Old Town Grill Tazewell 423.626.5766 Woodlake Tazewell 423.626.6010

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FAST FOOD

Restaurant Location Frosty Mug Harrogate Subway Harrogate, Middlesboro, Tazewell Hardee’s Harrogate, Middlesboro Arby’s Middlesboro Burger King Middlesboro Conley’s Drive-In Middlesboro Dairy Queen Middlesboro KFC Middlesboro, Tazewell Krystal’s Middlesboro Lee’s Chicken Middlesboro Long John Silver’s Middlesboro McDonald’s Middlesboro Papa John’s Middlesboro Pizza Hut Middlesboro Sonic Middlesboro, Tazewell Taco Bell Middlesboro Wendy’s Middlesboro Frostee Freeze Tazewell Pizza Inn Tazewell

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TEX TURNER ARENA

B. FRANK “TEX” TURNER ARENA Home of the Railsplitters

The B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena has been the home of the Railsplitters men’s and women’s basketball teams 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. 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/track, lacrosse, softball and volleyball. Also located on the lower level are 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 athletic training room and the weight room (both recently refurbished) 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.

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TEX TURNER ARENA

LMU Women’s Basketball in the Turner Arena 1991-present -- 222-82

LMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HOME COURTS

Prior to 1924, LMU did not have a gym. Most home games were played in Middlesboro or at Powell Valley High School.

“The Barn” 1924-45 68-5-1 (Based on available records)

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Mary E. Mars Gym 1973-91 140-41

B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena 1991 - present 222-82

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YEAR WINS LOSSES PCT 1990-91 5 1* .833 1991-92 14 2 .875 1992-93 11 1^ .917 1993-94 12 2 .857 1994-95 10 3 .769 1995-96 9 4 .692 1996-97 12 2 .857 1997-98 12 1 .923 1998-99 7 7 .500 1999-00 10 2 .833 2000-01 13 0 1.000 2001-02 11 2 .846 2002-03 10 1 .909 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 2012-13 10 6 .625 2013-14 8 6 .571 TOTAL 222 82 .730 * -- After Feb. 2 ^ -- Actual home record was 12-1, Last game played in Mars Gym due to concert in Arena.

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TURNER ARENA FACILITIES

GLADYS T. BRADLEY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SUITE

Completed in 1991, the LMU women’s 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 LMU women’s 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 17 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. Recent renovations to the area include new carpeting and new furniture for the foyer and offices. Another renovation is currently in the planning statges that will include remodeling the entire suite to include wood paneling, a larger locker space for each player, and renovated storage and shower areas. Future plans include a media center for the foyer.

MEDIA ROOM The media room is primarily used for film study and other team-related multimedia presentations. It opened in the Fall of 2012 and is used by all the teams at LMU. The room features a state of the art video display and comfortable seating for up to 24 players.

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WEIGHT ROOM

The Turner Arena weight room is located in the North end of the arena on the lower level. It was originally located in the west side where the Athletic Training Room is now located. The facility has recently undergone an almost total renovation under the auspices of Strength and Conditioning Coach Stephen Linzmeier. It now boasts a state-of-the-art assortment of equipment that makes the facility one of the best at the Division II level at a non-football playing institution.

Stephen Linzmeier Strength & Conditioning Coach Stephen Linzmeier was selected as the first Strength and Conditioning Coach in school history in the summer of 2014. A NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (C.S.C), Linzmeier’s individualized exercise programs are implemented to develop the six core aspects of fitness: aerobic, endurance, strength, speed, flexibility and power. Prior to his arrival in Harrogate, Linzmeier spent the past two years as an assistant strength coach at the University of Indianapolis, working with 10 of the Greyhounds’ 19 varsity sports. The UW-La Crosse graduate also had a brief stint at Division I Butler University. www.LMURailsplitters.com

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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. A rehab facility is located across the street from campus next to the Harrogate Greenway bridge. 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.

Athletic Training Staff

Donald Grigsby - Head Athletic Trainer Whitney Bailey - Assistant Athletic Trainer Casey Camargo - Athletic Trainer Anna Zelent - Athletic Trainer Salea Willoughby - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Casey Camargo Athletic Trainer - Women’s Basketball Casey joined the staff in the summer of 2014. The Lexington, Kentucky native earned a B.A. in Athletic Training from Union College in 2013. In addition to her duties with women’s basketball she is also the athletic trainer for men’s soccer and women’s lacrosse.

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2014-15 SEASON PREVIEW While many of the names and faces on the court will be the same, the 2014-15 version of the LMU women’s basketball team will feature many new things. In addition to a new court and new logo, there is a new staff and a new attitude that has generated a lot of attention and anticipation for the upcoming season. The women’s basketball program turns over a new leaf for the 2014-15 campaign as Krystal Evans takes over the reins for the Lady Railsplitters following Roger Hodge’s resignation after three seasons roaming the sidelines for the Blue and Gray. Boasting a long history of success as well as a deep track record of putting together talented recruiting classes, Evans is prime candidate to continue the resurgent growth of the women’s basketball program. Evans is not alone in her efforts as she welcomes associate head coach Brooke Shae Wilkinson and graduate assistant Chandler Merkerson to the bench, both of whom bring a wide array of basketball experience to the LMU program. Evans arrives in Harrogate after serving as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for two seasons with the Georgetown Hoyas, where she was responsible for signing the nation’s ninth-ranked recruiting class. Included in that group, Evans inked the eventual consensus 2014 Big East Freshman of the Year, Natalie Butler. Following her collegiate playing career at Southern Mississippi and Liberty University, Evans began her coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of Southern Mississippi before joining forces with her father Rick Reeves as an assistant coach and later an associate head coach at Gardner-Webb University. During her nine seasons with the Runnin’ Bulldogs, Evans was a part of several noteworthy achievements. Gardner-Webb captured the 2009-10 Big South Conference regular season title, which was only a prelude to the Bulldogs collecting their first-ever Big South tournament championship a season later. That win propelled GWU to its first-ever NCAA Tournament berth. After a stellar playing career under Evans’ father, Rick Reeves, at Gardner-Webb, associate head coach Brooke Shae Wilkinson embarks on her first season alongside Evans. Wilkinson brings prior knowledge of the South Atlantic Conference to the sidelines as she served as a graduate assistant at Wingate University from 2006-08 while also aiding Mars Hill University as an assistant coach from 2008-10. During her two-year stint with Wingate, Wilkinson was instrumental in the Bulldogs appearing in back-to-back NCAA Southeast Regionals and advancing to the Elite Eight in 2008. Wilkinson’s most recent collegiate coaching tenure was a two-year stead at her alma mater, Gardner-Webb, from 2010-12 where she coached alongside Krystal Evans. Wilkinson was on staff for the Bulldogs when they claimed their first bid to the NCAA Tournament by winning the Big South tournament title. Graduate assistant Chandler Merkerson begins the transition from player to coach after wrapping up a four-year career at the University of North Florida this past season. During her senior campaign with the Ospreys, Merkerson was an Atlantic Sun Academic Honor Roll selection that averaged 4.4 points per game and 3.9 rebounds, turning in a 13-point performance against Florida. Merkerson made 86 appearances in her four seasons with North Florida. The Lady Railsplitters return three guards that appeared in all 27 games last season, a group led by senior Aisjah Lee (Louisville, Ky.), junior point guard Britney Guy (Locust Grove, Ga.) and senior Katrina Ottesen (Chandler, Ariz.). Lee, formerly Aisjah Roan, started all 27 games for the Lady Railsplitters during the 2013-14 campaign, logging a team-leading 834 minutes while pacing Lincoln Memorial to a third-place South Atlantic Conference finish. The All-SAC first team selection and Walters State Community College transfer wrapped up the year shooting 42.5 percent from the floor while leading the team with 15.2 point per game, which ranked eighth in the SAC. Lee pulled down 5.6 rebounds per contest, the second-highest mark on the team and the 19th-most among SAC student-athletes, while leading the league with 2.4 steals a game. Lee accounted for 66 total steals, including a career-high eight thefts in a win at Mars Hill. She was only the sixth player in school history to record eight steals in a single game. The Louisville, Ky. native led the Lady Railsplitters in scoring in 17 of her 27 appearances, surpassing the double-digit scoring threshold 22 times. Lee recorded three double-doubles, posted a career-high 27 points against Lewis and accounted for a career best 16 boards against Anderson. Ottesen logged 603 total minutes and an average of 22.3 minutes per game during the 2013-14 season, her first with the Lady Railsplitters. The Chandler, Ariz. product started the first 15 games of her debut season before settling into a reserve role. The Central Arizona Junior College transfer scored 10 or more points 12 times including a season-high 20 points against the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears. The 5-7 guard averaged 8.1 points and 2.3 rebounds for the season, knocking down a team-leading 48 three-pointers marked by a career-best five trifectas in that 20-point outburst against Lenoir-Rhyne. Ottesen’s 48 three-pointers were the eighth-most in the league. Junior point guard Britney Guy recorded 483 total minutes and 17.9 per contest while starting eight games for the Lady Railsplitters during her sophomore season. The Locust Grove, Ga. native shot at an efficient .447 clip from the field, buoyed by a 5-for-6 (.883) effort against Anderson in the quarterfinals of the SAC Championship in which she posted a career-high 12 points. The left-handed, 5-4 guard averaged 3.8 points and 2.1 assists per contest. In addition to Lincoln Memorial’s veteran trio, senior Ashley Pritchett (Decatur, Ga.) and sophomore Sydnie Anderson (Cleveland, Tenn.) bring depth to LMU’s backcourt. Pritchett appeared in nine games for the Lady Railsplitters in 2013-14, while Anderson checking into 13 games and averaged 2.5 points in her first collegiate season. Among the newcomers in the backcourt, the Lady Railsplitters welcome a pair of deadly sharpshooters in Coastal Carolina transfer Megan Pittman (Liberty, Ky.) and Louisburg College transfer Kiara Rawls (Killeen, Texas) for the 2014-15 campaign. Along with that pair, Lincoln Memorial’s guard play will be bolstered by the addition of former 1,000 point prep scorers in freshmen Ross Mathis (Greer, S.C) and Shea Coker (Knoxville, Tenn.). Pittman arrives in Harrogate after one season at Coastal Carolina, where she averaged 7.4 points and 4.3 boards per game. The Liberty, Ky. native scored double-figures on nine separate occasions for the Chanticleers, including a career-best 19 points accumulated on five three-pointers against Liberty. Pittman produced a brilliant prep career at nearby Casey Country High School, accounting for more than 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds during her four-year career. Pittman canned 31 three-pointers in her one season with Division I Coastal Carolina, averaging 20.1 minutes per contest. Rawls steps onto the Tex Turner Arena hardwood after a standout junior college career at Louisburg College as the Killeen, Texas native averaged 15.2 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game during her senior season. The 2014 NJCAA Division II All-America second team selection poured in 35 points against Lake Michigan College last season, setting the Johnson County Community College Gymnasium record for points in a game in the process. Rawls bagged 47 three-pointers and helped lead the Hurricanes to a 24-7 mark. Mathis is primed to make her collegiate debut after a remarkable prep career at Blue Ridge High School in Greer, S.C. The 5-4 point guard scored 1,734 points during her four-year stead, averaging 18 points per game while recording 403 boards and dishing out 324 assists. Mathis was an All-Region first team selection during every season of her prep career. Fellow freshman Shea Coker arrives at Lincoln Memorial after a standout career at Powell High School in nearby Knoxville, Tenn., as she completed her career with 1,040 points and 331 rebounds. The 5-8 guard was slapped with District 3AAA Most Valuable Player honors in 2014 after averaging 14.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. Coker led her team to a perfect 16-0 district record on the heels of 15 double-digit scoring outbursts. The team will be tasked with replacing recent graduates Kalasia Green and Haley Nelson. Green pitched in 7.7 points per game in 19 starts and 27 appearances, while Nelson accounted for 4.8 points per in 22 outings. Three post players that appeared in all 27 games during last season’s third-place South Atlantic Conference finish return, while the front court will be bolstered by the addition of two new bigs to the rotation. Senior Samantha Satterlee (Junction, City, Kan.) leads the pack of returners after turning in a solid debut in the Blue and Gray during the 2013-14 campaign. The Junction City, Kan. native and Butler Community College transfer started 26 of her 27 appearances last season, logging 22.6 minutes per game while pulling down 5.3 boards per game. Satterlee contributed 9.3 points per game on a cumulative 40.9 percent clip from the floor, while displaying an ability to stretch the floor by knocking down 24 three-pointers. Satterlee scored 10 points or more on 15 separate occasions, highlighted by back-to-back 16 point outbursts against Brevard and Coker. Satterlee pitched in 15 points in two of the team’s last five games including the season finale against Anderson. She grabbed six or more rebounds in 11 games including an 11-rebound performance in that clash with Brevard to finish off her first double-double as a Lady Railsplitter.

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2014-15 SEASON PREVIEW Junior forward Kortnay Cox (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) averaged 10.5 minutes per game in her 27 appearances during her sophomore campaign, pitching in 2.8 points and 2.3 rebounds over that span. As with Satterlee, Cox possesses the ability to stretch the defense as the forward shot 37.5 percent from behind the three-point arc (9-24). The 5-10 stretch forward scored in 17 games, headlined by a career-best 12 points against Tusculum. Four days before that, Cox accumulated nine points in a win over eventual SAC regular season champion Wingate. Cox collected a career-high eight rebounds in just 14 minutes against Brevard. Entering her second year in the program, sophomore Josey Harding (Middletown, Ohio) aims to build on a solid freshman season as the 6-2 center averaged 13.1 minutes per game, accumulating 3.7 points and 4.0 rebounds per contest. The Middletown, Ohio native rejected 16 shot attempts in her debut season in the Blue and Gray. Harding amassed a career-high 11 points on 4-of-8 shooting in a 59-56 win at Wingate and she pitched in nine points just four nights later in an 80-71 triumph over Carson-Newman. Harding knocked down 48 percent of her shots (24-50) while amassing 107 total boards in 354 minutes. She picked up a career-high nine rebounds against both Lewis and Tusculum. The Lady Railsplitters’ front court rotation features three entirely new players to the program, as Middle Tennessee State transfer Stephanie Smith (La Vergne, Tenn.), Walters State Community College transfer Breona Hall (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Central Georgia Tech College transfer Lakeisha Beasley (College Park, Ga.) are expected to make an immediate impact for the Lady Railsplitters. Smith, a 6-5 center, arrives in Harrogate after serving in a reserve role for the MTSU Blue Raiders for the past few seasons. The La Vergne, Tenn. native is among the tallest players in program history, ranking right alongside former standout center Lauren Cochran. Coming out of La Vergne High School in 2010, Smith was ranked as the No.25 post player in the nation according to ESPN while also ranking among the top 100 players nationally in Dan Olson’s Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. Hall averaged 9.3 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.2 assists at Walters State while helping them win back-to-back TJCAA titles and earning bids to the NJCAA national tournament in both of her seasons there. After redshirting the 2013-14 campaign due to an injury, Lakeisha Beasley is ready to make her debut for Lincoln Memorial. Beasley posted a solid sophomore season at Central Georgia Tech College before deciding to transfer to LMU, as she averaged 7.2 points and 6.8 rebounds per game. The depth of the front court will help to ease the burden of MaRanda Boddie’s departure, as the Springfield, Ohio product completed her senior campaign averaging 8.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per contest while leading the South Atlantic Conference with 59 blocked shots. Boddie left the women’s basketball program as the alltime career leader in blocked shots with 166 in only three seasons. She’s one of only eight players in program history to amass at least 600 career rebounds as collected 670 boards (5th in school history). The 2014-15 schedule features a total of 28 regular-season games with six nonconference contests and 22 South Atlantic Conference clashes. Of those 28 contests, the Lady Railsplitters are set to host 14 match-ups within the friendly confines of Tex Turner Arena. The Lady Railsplitters are scheduled to kick off the season against Lander at 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 15 in the first of two games encompassing the SAC/Peach Belt Conference Challenge, which is being hosted by Carson-Newman in Jefferson City, Tenn. Lincoln Memorial and Lander have not faced off since 2011 as the Bearcats knocked off the Lady Railsplitters 85-66 in Jefferson City, Tenn. while also topping LMU 76-48 the previous year in Morrow, Ga. The following afternoon, LMU returns to Holt Fieldhouse to square off with USC-Aiken for the first time since 1991. The Lady Railsplitters split with the Pacers that year, capturing a 77-68 victory in Harrogate while falling 85-66 in Aiken, S.C. later in the season. After that opening weekend the Lady Railsplitters will turn their attention to South Atlantic Conference action with a trio of early league tests, beginning with a bout against Mars Hill on November 19 in the Tex Turner Arena debut followed by road trips to Queens (11/22) and Anderson (11/25). Both Mars Hill and Queens finished near the bottom of the SAC standings in 2013-14 as Mars Hill concluded the season in 10th-place overall with a 7-15 conference mark while Queens wrapped up the year at 6-16. Anderson clinched a postseason berth last season as the Trojans finished deadlocked with Newberry for sixth in the SAC at 11-11. The Trojans hold a slim 6-4 margin against the Lady Railsplitters in all-time head-to-head affairs as LMU claimed both regular season contests during the 2013-14 campaign before falling to the Trojans in overtime, 71-64, in last season’s SAC Championship quarterfinal. The Lady Railsplitters begin a five-game home stand following their early SAC stint, hosting Lees-McRae (11/29) and Bluefield State (12/1) for a pair of non-conference tips. Lincoln Memorial currently holds winning records against both squads as LMU claims a slight 7-3 advantage against the Bobcats while boasting an 11-5 mark against the Blues. Lincoln Memorial and Lees-McRae have not tangled since the 2008 season while Bluefield State will meet the Lady Railsplitters for the first time since 2004 as LMU looks for its fifth consecutive win over the visitors from Bluefield, W.V. LMU’s five-game home stand also features a pair of SAC clashes with Coker (12/6) and Newberry (12/15) followed by a nonconference contest against King on December 17. The Cobras have beaten the Lady Railsplitters in three straight tilts since their initial meeting in 2012, while Newberry commands a 14-5 all-time advantage over LMU as the two squads split last season’s regular-season doubleheader with each squad winning on their home turf. King travels to Tex Turner Arena having beaten Lincoln Memorial on only two occasions since the two teams first met in 1974 as the Lady Railsplitters have won five straight over the Tornado dating back to 2010. The Lady Railsplitters complete the 2014 portion of the schedule with their final nonconference tip on December 20, traveling to Indianapolis, Ind. to play the Indianapolis Greyhounds. Indianapolis handed Lincoln Memorial a 69-46 loss last year in Harrogate. The Greyhounds also defeated the Lady Railsplitters 84-50 on December 20, 2008 in Indianapolis. Following a 14-day break for the Holidays, the Lady Railsplitters return to face a grueling stretch of South Atlantic Conference adversaries. Lincoln Memorial travels to Lenoir-Rhyne (1/3), hosts Anderson (1/7), and travels to Wingate (1/10) for the first three bouts of 2015. The Lady Railsplitters will look to snap a four-game skid against the Bears before aiming to make it three in a row against the Bulldogs. LMU handed eventual SAC regular season and tournament champion Wingate two of its five conference losses last season. The Lady Railsplitters will host four of their next five contests at Tex Turner Arena as LMU is set to collide with Tusculum (1/14), Queens (1/17), Catawba (1/24) and Brevard (1/28) while also traveling to Mars Hill on January 21. Four of Lincoln Memorial’s five opponents during that span finished at the bottom of the SAC a season ago as Tusculum (8-14) and Brevard (6-16) along with Mars Hill and Queens did not qualify for postseason play. Lincoln Memorial is slated to play six of its final nine regular season match-ups on the road, beginning with the final tilt against Coker on January 31, followed by the first of two clashes with in-state rival Carson-Newman. The first meeting between the Lady Railsplitters and Eagles will be held in Harrogate on February 2. The Lady Railsplitters and Eagles have met 95 times in the history of the two programs with Carson-Newman holding a slight 46-39 margin over LMU. Lincoln Memorial has beaten the Eagles three straight times as the Lady Railsplitters swept the series last year while beating C-N 64-62 in overtime during the 2012-13 campaign. The Lady Railsplitters road heavy conclusion rolls through Newberry (2/7), Tusculum (2/11), Brevard (2/18), Carson-Newman (2/25) and Catawba (2/28) with home bouts against Lenoir-Rhyne (2/14) and Wingate (2/21) mixed in to wrap up the regular season. The Lady Railsplitters are tentatively scheduled to celebrate Senior Day on February 21 in the final regular season home tip with the Wingate Bulldogs. The South Atlantic Conference Women’s Basketball Championship begins with the quarterfinal round on March 4. The top eight teams in the final regular-season standings qualify for tournament play, while each of the top four teams will host their respective quarterfinal contest. Furman’s Timmons Arena in Greenville, S.C. will host the two semifinals as well as the title game on March7-8. The NCAA Division II Southeast Regional will be held at a location to be determined March 13-16, while the NCAA Elite Eight is set for a Sioux Fall, S.D. showdown from March 24-27.

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KRYSTAL EVANS

HEAD COACH SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, 2002 FIRST SEASON Krystal Evans was named head coach of the LMU Women’s Basketball program in June, 2014. She brings a depth of coaching experience with a pedigree of success in the industry and a history of recruiting that is unmatched in the South Atlantic Conference. Most recently, she served as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator in the Big East Conference with the Georgetown University Hoyas, where she signed the highest ranked recruiting class in program history. Among the nation’s ninth-ranked class, Evans inked Natalie Butler, who was unanimously selected as the 2014 Big East Freshman of the Year. Long before joining the Hoyas, Evans got her start in coaching as the graduate assistant at the University of Southern Mississippi during the 2002-03 season. During that short tenure, she assisted in all areas of recruiting while taking on primary responsibility for the backcourt. From there, Evans moved on to Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, N.C., where she trained under her father, head coach Rick Reeves. Evans wore many hats during her nine-season tenure at Gardner-Webb (2003-10), acting as the recruiting coordinator and assistant coach for seven seasons before elevating to the associate head coaching role from 2010-12. Throughout her stay, she had a hand in nearly every aspect of the program including orchestrating all of the recruiting reach, directing practice, scouting and game planning for opponents and player development. Evans’ stay with the Runnin’ Bulldogs was marked by a number of noteworthy achievements. Gardner-Webb captured the 2009-10 Big South Conference regular season championship, highlighted by a single-season school record 28 wins. One year later, Gardner-Webb won its first-ever Big South Championship with a one-point victory over top-seeded Liberty in the Championship game. That win ushered in another program first as the Bulldogs earned its first bid to the NCAA Division I Tournament. All told, Gardner-Webb made three appearances in the Big South Championship title game during Evans’ tenure. Evans experienced a successful playing career at both Southern Mississippi and Liberty University. At Liberty, she helped led the Flames to Big South Conference regular season and tournament championships during the 1998-99 campaign as the program earned its firstever No.15 seed for the NCAA Tournament. During that same season, she was named Big South Rookie of the Week on one occasion. Evans boasts a highly-respected coaching pedigree as her father, Rick Reeves, has compiled 27 years of collegiate experience, while her sister, Kim Brewton, has served as the assistant coach at Middle Tennessee State since 2010. Rick Reeves - the all-time wins leader at Gardner-Webb - has surpassed over 400 wins in his illustrious career. “I truly hope that the Harrogate community embraces my family and myself as I intend to bring Krystal discusses strategy with her father Rick during a Gardner-Webb game. championships to this program,” Evans said. “I have been very fortunate to have a group of accomplished coaches in my circle to guide me throughout my career and I am determined to make them proud. This is truly a happy day and I am beyond grateful for this opportunity.” 2014-15 LMU Women’s Basketball

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COACHING STAFF Evans holds a B.S. in Biological Science with an emphasis on Pre-Medical from Southern Mississippi as well as an MBA degree from Gardner-Webb. She is married to Jerton Evans of Fairmont, W.V., and they have three daughters, Braylee, Britton and Brielle. “I am both humbled and honored to follow Roger Hodge who I hold in high regard as a coach and friend,” added Evans. “He has laid the foundation for continued success by putting together an excellent group of talented young ladies that I look forward to coaching. I will work extremely hard to impact lives and develop champions both on and off the court.” WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT EVANS

THE EVANS FILE Education: Jefferson Forest (Va.) High School Liberty University, 1998-99 Southern Mississippi University, 2000-02 Gardner-Webb, 2008 (master’s degree) Coaching Resume: Southern Mississippi Gardner-Webb Georgetown Lincoln Memorial

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“Krystal is fantastic! That is a great hire for Lincoln Memorial University. She is an outstanding person, a great coach, and a great recruiter. She understands success is about relationships with people, and she is great with that. Krystal is a great person and comes from a great family. She knows how to do it all!” - Sylvia Hatchell, Head Women’s Basketball Coach at the University of North Carolina “I’ve been impressed with Krystal for several years. In my mind, she is one of the hardest-working coaches in our sport. She grew up in women’s basketball and has a very keen understanding of what it takes to be successful at the collegiate level. I think Lincoln Memorial has an outstanding coach with a tremendous future.” - Andy Landers, Head Women’s Basketball Coach at the University of Georgia “Krystal Evans has the qualities of a great leader and coach. She is conscientious, dependable, passionate, organized and always has a positive attitude which ultimately drives success. Krystal is an effective leader who knows when to coach, when to mentor, and when to manage. She knows when a student athlete needs nurturing and when they need tough love. Her commitment to her values, her family and her employer is genuine. I wish Lincoln Memorial University and Krystal Evans much success.” - Sharon Brummell, Senior Associate Athletics Director for Business and Finance/Senior Woman Administrator at Georgetown University “As her father I am so proud of the role model Krystal is to the young women she coaches! I knew Krystal was going to be a successful Head Coach since she was 7 years old when she started telling me the offenses and defenses I should have ran after games. I truly believe any parent would want their daughter coached by Krystal as she is the total package: wonderful mother, wife, and professional all in one person! She is a wonderful Christian Head Coach!” - Rick Reeves, Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Gardner-Webb University “Krystal brings a great deal of excitement and enthusiasm to the program. Her reference recommendations read like a Who’s Who of the top women’s basketball coaches in America. Coming to Lincoln Memorial after serving as the recruiting coordinator for the Georgetown Hoyas, she is literally on the cutting edge with recruiting globally. All of these factors are reason enough to hire Coach Evans, however, the fact that she is from a highly respectable coaching family as well as being a quality person simply makes her the ‘total package’ in my estimation.” - Roger Vannoy, Lincoln Memorial University Director of Athletics

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BROOKE SHAE WILKINSON ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH/ RECRUITING COORDINATOR GARDNER-WEBB, 2006 FIRST SEASON

Brooke Shae Wilkinson was named Associate Head Coach in July, 2014. Wilkinson brings a wide array of collegiate coaching experience as well as a familiarity with the South Atlantic Conference to the Lincoln Memorial University coaching staff. “I am extremely excited to become a part of the Lincoln Memorial University community,” Wilkinson said. “I want to thank Athletic Director Roger Vannoy and Head Women’s Basketball Coach Krystal Reeves-Evans for this opportunity and the confidence to allow me to step back into college coaching and continue to pursue my dream. I look forward to building a successful program and helping our players strive to become great role models in their future endeavors.” Most recently, Wilkinson served as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Gardner-Webb University from 2010-12. In that capacity, she was involved in nearly every aspect of the program including guard development and on-floor coaching, academic advisement, pre-game scouting, management of recruiting travel, budget and database, as well as summer camp coordination. During Wilkinson’s tenure with Gardner-Webb, the Runnin’ Bulldogs captured the Big South Conference Tournament title and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament in 2011. Prior to her arrival at Gardner-Webb, Wilkinson served as the assistant coach at Mars Hill University from 2008-10. Before joining the Lions’ coaching staff, Wilkinson began her collegiate coaching career as a graduate assistant at Wingate University from 2006-08. In only two seasons with Wingate, the Bulldogs appeared in back-toback NCAA Southeast Regionals, capturing the 2008 region crown to advance to the NCAA D-II Elite Eight. One interesting bit of trivia is that she coached against Roger Vannoy in his final game as the LMU women’s coach.

THE WILKINSON FILE Education: East Gaston (N.C.) High School Gardner-Webb University, 2002-06 Wingate University, 2008 (master’s degree)

Coaching Resume: In 2013, Wilkinson took over as the head varsity women’s basketball coach at Gaston Wingate Mars Hill Day School in Gastonia, N.C. In only one season at Gaston Day, Wilkinson led the Gardner-Webb Spartans to a 23-6 record with an undefeated mark in SPAA play. Under Wilkinson’s Gaston Day School watchful eye, the Spartans advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCISAA Tournament. Lincoln Memorial

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“I am absolutely thrilled to have Brooke join my staff,” commented Reeves-Evans. “We work well together and I have the utmost trust and faith in her abilities. She is a tremendous recruiter and a knowledgeable floor coach. I truly can’t say enough great things about her, she is a blessing.” Wilkinson graduated from Gardner-Webb in 2006 with a bachelor’s in public relations and a minor in business administration before adding a master’s degree in sports administration from Wingate in 2008.

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CHANDLER MERKERSON ASSISTANT COACH NORTH FLORIDA, 2014 FIRST SEASON

Chandler comes to LMU following a four-year stint as a player at North Florida, where she saw action in 86 games from 2010-14. A native of Pembroke Pines, Florida, Merkerson had an outstanding prep career where she averaged 9.9 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.8 steals a game for Hialeah High School. She was also an All-County performer multiple times and helped guide HHS to the class 6A state semifinals her sophomore season. Off the court she was a standout in the classroom, making the honor roll every semester and being named the 2008-09 Scholar Athlete of the Year.

THE MERKERSON FILE Education: Hialeah (Fla.) High School University of North Florida, 2010-14 Coaching Resume: Lincoln Memorial

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MATT ACTON

ASSISTANT COACH WESTERN KENTUCKY, 1995 FIFTH SEASON Acton came to LMU in 2010 after two seasons at Winston-Salem State University in Winston-Salem, 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.”

THE ACTON FILE Education: Owensboro Community College, 1990-92 Western Kentucky University, 1992-95 Coaching Resume: Francis Marion Brescia Lander Carson-Newman Winston-Salem State Lincoln Memorial

1995-98 1998-99 1999-01 2001-08 2008-10 2010-

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. He then went from Lander to South Atlantic Conference rival Carson-Newman, where he was the top assistant from 2001 to 2008. While at C-N, 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. Acton then spent two seasons at then-Division I Winston-Salem State, where he was mainly involved with recruiting and coaching the team’s frontcourt players.

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2014 All-SAC First Team 2013-14 Named First Team All-SAC.... Played and started in all 27 games, leading the team in minutes with 834.... Led team in scoring (15.2 ppg), assists (2.5 apg) and steals (2.4 spg).... Also second on the team in rebounding with 5.6 a game.... Scored more than 20 points in a game on seven occasions.... Had a career high 27 points vs. Lewis.... Led the SAC in steals.... Ranked sixth in the SAC in free throws, seventh in field goals and eighth in points and points per game.... Also listed in seven single-season categories in the LMU record book.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Named a NJCAA First-Team All-American and TJCAA Player of the Year after leading Walters State to a 29-3 record, regular season and tournament TCCAA Region VII titles and a ninth-place finish in the NJCAA National Tournament in 2012-13.... Started 30 of 31 games during her sophomore season and averaged 12.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.4 steals per game.... Also helped WSCC reach the NJCAA National Tournament during her freshman season after guiding the Senators to the TCCAA Region VII Tournament title.... As an All-American her jersey will hang in the Ring of Honor at the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville until the end of the 2013-14 season... Finished her junior college career ranked as the 62nd-best junor college player in the country and 15th-best at her position by the Collegiate Basketball Report.

AISJAH LEE

SENIOR · GUARD · 5-7 · LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

Favorite Food? Chipotle Favorite Color? Green How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Elexis(22), Chareka(20), Myliek(18), Zion(5) What do you like most about LMU? The view from the mountains Who is the person you admire most and why? My best friend and my husband because they are the ones who keep me motivated and pushes me to move forward. Favorite Quote/Scripture? Smile and wave What do you like best about playing basketball? Free education What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I’m NOT MIXED If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Bahamas Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Monkey because at time they can be serious, but most of the time they are silly.

LMU Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2013-14 27 27 834 149 351 .425 3 30 .100 109 171 .637 53 98 151 5.6 67 111 3 66 410 15.2 TOTAL 27 27 834 149 351 .425 3 30 .100 109 171 .637 53 98 151 5.6 67 111 3 66 410 15.2 www.LMURailsplitters.com 19

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2013-14 Played in all 27 games with 15 starts.... Fourth on the team in scoring with 8.1 points a game.... Led the team in three-pointers with 48, ranking her eighth in the South Atlantic Conference.... Was ranked nationally in three-pointers per game.... Scored in double-digits on 12 occasions, capped by a career-high 20 points vs. Lenoir-Rhyne on Jan. 4. PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Was on the roster at Colorado State last season but did not play due to injury.... Prior to her arrival at CSU, the sharp shooter led Central Arizona Junior College in scoring in 2011-12, racking up 15.1 points per game to go along with 2.3 assists per game... Ottesen was the fourth-ranked shooter in the nation among junior colleges, as she netted a team-leading 84 three-pointers that season.... Was named first-team all-conference, first-team all-region and third-team All-American as well as making the Dean’s List.... Prior to her arrival at Central Arizona, Ottsesen was a four year letterwinner in basketball.... During her prep career, Ottesen set the game, season, and career records for most three-pointers as well as free throw percentage.... In 2010, she was named Female Athlete of the Year while garning a nomination for McDonald’s All-American.

#31 KATRINA OTTESEN

SENIOR · GUARD · 5-7 · CHANDLER, ARIZONA

Favorite Food? Grandma’s Puerto Rican rice and beans. Favorite Color? Blue. How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Michael – 20, Chris - 25 What do you like most about LMU? The people and the scenery. Who is the person you admire most and why? My parents for everything they have done to support me and my (sometimes crazy) dreams and for never missing a moment both good and bad. Favorite Quote/Scripture? Quote – “Great things never come from comfort zones.” Verse – “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5 What do you like best about playing basketball? The relationships that are built within the team and the community. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? My first sport was golf. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Sri Lanka Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Beaver -- Because the animal symbolism of the beaver deals with working hard constantly. The dams that these beavers build are sometimes eight feet tall and span across entire bodies of water. That kind of accomplishment doesn’t happen overnight, nor does it just happen by just wishing of completion. The beaver says “Yeah, it’s great yo have dreams, but you have to work at them to make them real!”

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2013-14 Saw action in nine games.... Scored her only points of the season vs. Newberry.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Transferred to LMU after a stint at Eastern Kentucky.... At EKU her freshman season she saw action in 24 games, averaging 1.6 points a contest.... Over four prep seasons, Pritchett helped Woodward Academy to a combined record of 93-23 and two region championships.... Served as the team captain as a junior and a senior.... She capped her prep career by leading the War Eagles to the 2009 region championship and being selected third team all-region.… Selected as the team’s most outstanding defensive player as a junior and a senior... As a freshman in 2006, Pritchett scored the game-winning basket in Woodward’s semifinal victory in the region tournament.... Her 514 career assists rank third in school history.

ASHLEY PRITCHETT

SENIOR · GUARD · 5-8 · DECATUR, GEORGIA

Favorite Food? Baked Tilapia Favorite Color? Red How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Dewayne Pritchett 21, Ciera Pritchett 28 What do you like most about LMU? The peaceful scenery; the mountains Who is the person you admire most and why? Kobe Bryant; Despite all adversity, he is still competing and making his dreams a reality; I admire his work ethic! Favorite Quote/Scripture? Philippians 4:6 - “Don’t worry about anything; instead pray about everything. Tell God your needs and don’t forget to thank him for his answers.” What do you like best about playing basketball? It is a gateway to many other opportunities. Example: Education What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? My grandparents are Hawaiian, so all the men including my dad are all named Ashley like me! If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Paris Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? A Wolf, rugged and misunderstood.

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2013-14 Ranked second on the team in scoring (9.3 ppg) and third in rebounds (5.3 rpg).... Had a career-high 16 points and 11 rebounds vs. Brevard.... Scored in double-digits in 15 different games. PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Helped play a pivotal role in the Grizzlies’ stellar 2012-13 season that included a 26-7 mark and a trip to the Region VI semifinals.... Satterlee averaged 9.2 points per game while raking in 4.5 rebounds per game and shooting at a 34% clip from long range.... She topped double-figure scoring in the final six games of the season and tallied a seasonhigh 22 points prior to that in the Grizzlies’ win over Colby.... Also averaged 4.8 points and 3.1 rebounds a game during her freshman season at Butler.... While at LMU Satterlee plans to complete her requirements for a degree in Criminal Justice.

#40 SAMANTHA SATTERLEE

SENIOR · FORWARD · 5-10 · JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS

Favorite Food? White rice Favorite Color? Pink How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) I have one sibling. Her name is Trista Rich and she is 19 years old. What do you like most about LMU? I like the terrain, the view is to die for. Who is the person you admire most and why? I admire my stepfather the most, he is an activity duty member of the United States Army. He has been on deployments in the Middle East and has served for about fifteen years. Favorite Quote/Scripture? Good, better, best never let it rest, till your good is better and better is best. -Tim Duncan What do you like best about playing basketball? I like playing basketball because you can just put all your worries, issues and just let it all go when playing. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? Most people don’t know I’m from Kansas, no I don’t know Dorothy and I don’t have a dog named Toto. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? I would love to go to Hawaii anywhere where there’s a beach and I can get a tan is the place for me! Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? The best animal to describe me would probably be an older dog, I like to play sometimes, but it depends on how I’m feeling.

LMU Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2013-14 27 26 610 96 235 .409 24 88 .273 34 47 .723 48 96 144 5.3 13 32 7 13 250 9.3 TOTAL 27 26 610 96 235 .409 24 88 .273 34 47 .723 48 96 144 5.3 13 32 7 13 250 9.3 2014-15 LMU Women’s Basketball

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Ties for the honor as the tallest player to play at LMU with Lauren Cochran.... Transferred to LMU from Middle Tennessee State where she saw limited playing time... Prepped at La Vergne High School.... Ranked as the No. 25 post player coming out of high school by ESPN in 2010... Ranked among the top 100 players nationally by Dan Olson’s Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ... Earned a spot among the Second 12 in the state on the Rick Bolus Report entering her senior season ... Selected to the All-District 7 3A Team for the regular season after the conclusion of her final campaign.... Named the Feb. 2, 2010, Daily News Journal’s Female Athlete of the Week.... Member of the Tennessee Flight Silver AAU squad.

#21 STEPHANIE SMITH

SENIOR · CENTER · 6-5 · LA VERGNE, TENNESSEE

Favorite Food? Everything Favorite Color? Teal and yellow How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each): Five siblings: Robert (23), Felicia (21), Christopher (16), Nicholas (15), Amanda (11) What do you like most about LMU? I love the campus and the people are really nice. It’s a beautiful place and I love the view of the mountains. Who is the person you admire most and why? The person that I admire most is my coach, Krystal Evans. She gave me a gift when all else failed. She saved me. I’m here with wonderful people because of her. I’m furthering my education because of her. I’m playing basketball again because of her (and God.) That’s why I admire her! Favorite Quote/Scripture? Proverbs 31:25-26 - “Strength and honor are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come. She opens her mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue is the law of kindness.” What do you like best about playing basketball? I love the passion... the thrill of the sport... the championship rings.... the crowd.... I love it all! What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I can dance. I love hard (I’m a Gentle Giant) I’m the oldest of my siblings I’m married! If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? The South Island of New Zealand and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia. Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Kangaroo, I have a lot of energy.

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2013-14 Sat out the season due to injury. PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Averaged 7.2 and 6.8 rebounds a game during her sophomore season at CGTC.... Prior to her arrival at Central Georgia, Lakeisha played a starring role at Banneker High School.... She aims to complete her requirements for a degree in business at LMU.

#52 LAKEISHA BEASLEY

JUNIOR · CENTER · 6-0 · COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA

Favorite Food? Soul Food Favorite Color? Purple and blue How many siblings do you have (name and age of each)? Steven 24, Corey Jr. 20, and Jessica 15 What do you like most about LMU? I’m still trying to figure that out. Although I love playing in Tex Turner Arena. Who is the person you admire most and why? My 15 year old sister Jessica Beasley. For someone who has a disability to walk and she tries her best to live like any other 15 year old girl, she is my strength. Growing up was not so easy for her because one minute she could walk the next she couldn’t, and my family could not understand why was this happening to her. Even though she has made it through back surgery and riding around in her wheel chair she still makes away to put smiles on everybody faces by just being her silly self. I love my sister and she fights her way through any difficult time. Favorite Quote/Scripture? God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I can’t change; Courage to change the things I can; and the Wisdom to know the difference What do you like best about playing basketball? Winning Games. When I put my mind to it, the fact that I can do anything any other player can do is surprising. With a lot of hard work I love being a BRUISER (Banger) in the paint. If you can’t handle the contact, don’t be in my paint! Also, I love the activity of bringing a group of girls together to make a Family as well as a winning team. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? To most people, I may not seem like I’m not the out spoken type of person but that’s only if you don’t know me. Once you get to know me and hang around me for some time, you’ll see that I am quiet the YOLO individual. Plus I LOVE to cook. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? The Exumas Islands of the Bahamas Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why: Honestly, I don’t know but I guess a Polar Bear. Why, because my personality is more independent, motherly like, a provider, protective, a fighter, and as a developing student-athlete who is getting better after having 2 ACL Surgeries, then faced a year to sit out to recover for a great come-back, I am determine to work hard and fight for my position and for my team. As to Polar Bears, they have to fight to protect their young as well as themselves for survival. We are tough and we don’t go down without a fight.

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2012-13 Played in all 27 games and was usually the first player off the bench.... Averaged 2.8 points and 2.3 rebounds a game.... Had a new career-high 12 points at Tusculum on Jan. 15.... Set a new careerhigh in rebounds vs. Brevard on Feb, 19.... 2011-12 Played in 27 games..... Had a career-high 10 points on two occasions (vs. Lewis and Queens)... Had a career high 6 rebounds against Queens.

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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 East-West All-Star Game.

KORTNAY COX

JUNIOR · GUARD · 5-10 · MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE

Favorite food? Japanese steakhouse Favorite color? Blue How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Four- Margot 30, Mark 26, Mitch 24, Lindsay 24 What do you like most about LMU? The close community and support you receive. Who is the person you admire most and why? Mom and sister. They’ve always been there for me when needed most and they’re not afraid to tell me the truth even when it’s something I don’t want to hear. Favorite quote? Do what you love, love what you do. Wha do you like best about playing basketball? Putting in countless hours of work with my teammates/ sisters and seeing progress and reaching success. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I have an addiction to Oreos. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Dubai Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Sloth- I’m very nonchalant and lackadaisical when I don’t have to do anything active.

LMU Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 2012-13 27 0 260 23 67 .343 2013-14 27 0 283 30 82 .366 TOTAL 54 0 543 53 149 .356

3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 8 23 .348 20 28 .714 16 36 52 1.9 5 35 4 10 74 2.7 9 24 .375 7 16 .438 22 39 61 2.3 5 30 2 0 76 2.8 17 47 .362 27 44 .614 38 75 113 2.1 10 65 6 10 150 2.8

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2013-14 Played in 27 games with eight starts.... Averaged 3.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists a game.... Was second on the team in assists and fourth in steals.... Had a career-high twelve points vs. Anderson in the SAC Tournament. 2012-13 Played in 27 games with one start.... Had a career-high six points vs. Erskine. 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-State Honorable Mention.

#31 BRITNEY GUY

JUNIOR · GUARD · 5-4 · LOCUST GROVE, GEORGIA

Favorite Food? Fish & shrimp Favorite Color? Pink, red and blue How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Ashley(26) What do you like most about LMU? The scenery. Who is the person you admire most and why? My mom, she is always positive and pushes me to be the best I can be. Favorite Quote/Scripture? Isaiah 41:10 - “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” Philippians 4:13 - “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” What do you like best about playing basketball? The lifelong relationships that are made. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I’ve lived in 4 different states. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Hawaii Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Pit Bull, I can be very aggressive and territorial over the things or people I love.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Comes to LMU following a successful two-year stint at Walters State Community College, where she helped lead the Lady Senators to back-to-back TJCAA championships and consecutive appearances in the NJCAA National Tournament.... At Walters State she averaged 9.3 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game.... Prepped at Fulton High School in Knoxville, where she graduated as the school’s all-time leading scorer in girl’s basketball.... Named All-State four times.... Was the district and region MVP in 2011-12 as well as the District Player of the Year.... Averaged 20 points, eight rebounds, four steals and five assists per game during her prep career.... Also played volleyball at Fulton.

#44 BREONA HALL

JUNIOR · GUARD/FORWARD · 5-9 · KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

Favorite Food? Pasta Favorite Color? Purple How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each): Dasha 16 & Brittany 21 What do you like most about LMU? The scenery. Who is the person you admire most and why? Don’t have a specific person but my family has kept me in a position to make myself be successful through the good and bad. Favorite Quote/Scripture? “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” Mae West What do you like best about playing basketball? Being aggressive, winning, being competitive, and shooting threes! What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I love to dance, I can be in my own zone and just break out dancing & I ABSOLUTELY HATE STEPS! If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Australia Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? A sloth, because I am a chill person. I just like to kick back and hang.

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2013-14 Played in 14 games.... Had two points vs. Newberry and Catawba.... Had three rebounds at Lewis and Winston-Salem State. 2012-13 Played in 26 games and started two.... Had a career-high six points vs. Erskine. 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 AllTournament and All-Star teams.... Named second Team All-Miami 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.

#12 JASMINE KELLY

JUNIOR · GUARD · 5-6 · LAUDERDALE LAKES, FLORIDA

Favorite Food? Fried Chicken Favorite Color? Red How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Two brothers, Justin-14, Jeremy- 22 What do you like most about LMU? The mountains and the small class sizes Who is the person you admire most and why? Mom because she has always went above and beyond for me. Favorite Quote/Scripture? “I seen a baby cry then seconds later she laughed, the beauty of the life the pain never last.” What do you like best about playing basketball? The thrill of not knowing what’s going to happen next. Everything is moving so fast that you barely have any time to think. I love it! What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I like to draw If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? China Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? I would say a butterfly because they are calm animals and don’t bother anybody.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Comes to LMU from Louisburg College, where she averaged 15.2 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists a game for the Hurricanes.... also had a team-high 47 three-pointers.... Led Louisburg to the NJCAA National Tournament in 2013-14.... Named to the NJCAA Division II All-America Second Team while earning Louisburg Female Student-Athlete of the Year distinctions in 2013-14.... She was also arrayed with All-Region and Region X Conference All-Tournament Team accolades.... Rawls scored the single-game high in the 2014 NJCAA Division II Tournament and set the Johnson County Community College gymnasium record for points in the process by pouring in a season high 35 points in the season finale against Lake Michigan College.... Four year letter-winner at Shoemaker High School in Killeen, Texas... Named all-district and all-area twice.... Was the team captain and named offensive and defensive MVP all four years.... Also earned four letters in volleyball and was named all-district in that sport.

KIARA RAWLS

JUNIOR · GUARD · 5-5 · KILLEEN, TEXAS

Favorite Food? A good home cooked meal always keeps me happy! Favorite Color? Mint Green How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Aaron Williams - 16 What do you like most about LMU? LMU has very nice facilities and the scenery around campus is very pretty. Who is the person you admire most and why: My mother, she is the only person that understands me. When someone can not do for me she makes everything happen no matter what the circumstances are. Favorite Quote/Scripture? “Hard Work, Pays Off” What do you like best about playing basketball? The adrenaline stepping on the floor before every game and how your adrenaline picks up through out the game. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I have German and Indian in my family. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Paris Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Gazelle, are very free animals they do their own thing. They can be very shy creatures but when someone is in their territory they become very tenacious.

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2013-14 Played in 13 games with one start.... Averaged 2.5 points and 1.2 rebounds per game.... Had a career-high nine points vs. Concord. PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Played in the Tennessee/Georgia All Star Game. following her senior season... Also collected All-District 5-AAA Regular Season and Tournament Team distinctions.... Tallied 10.1 points, three rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.7 steals per contest during her junior season (2011-12).... Listed as one of the top players nationally in the Jump Off Plus section of the Southeastern Hoops Girls Basketball Report.

#23 SYDNIE ANDERSON

SOPHOMORE · GUARD · 5-8 · CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE

Favorite Food? Macaroni Favorite Color? Bright pink How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Two sisters - Cierra - 21 and Shawnia - 16 What do you like most about LMU? I absolutely love the starbucks on campus. Who is the person you admire most and why? My parents are the most admiring, they taught me to always give, and be thankful for what I have. Favorite Quote/Scripture? “He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge. His truth is your shield and armor.” PSALM 91:4 What do you like best about playing basketball? I love the competitive aspect of basketball, it brings out another side in me. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I have a slight obsession, I love learning about the President’s secret service team. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Fairy pools, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Hyena would fit my personality best , WE HAVE THE SAME LAUGH!!!

LMU Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2013-14 13 1 108 11 37 .297 6 19 .316 5 11 .455 5 11 16 1.2 4 13 0 3 33 2.5 TOTAL 13 1 108 11 37 .297 6 19 .316 5 11 .455 5 11 16 1.2 4 13 0 3 33 2.5 2014-15 LMU Women’s Basketball

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2013-14 Saw action in 27 games with one start.... Averaged 3.7 points and 4.0 rebounds a game.... Had the highest free throw percentage on the team (.788).... Hit 80.4 percent of her free throws in conference play, ranking her 8th in the SAC.... Had a career-high 11 points at Wingate on Feb. 22 and a career-high nine rebounds vs. Tusculum on Feb. 17.... Went a perfect 100 percent from the free throw line in six games.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Set the school record for rebounds in a game with 21 boards during her senior season.... Named the Underclassman of the Year in District 15 Division III and also named to the Dayton Top 100, a publication which lists the best players in the Dayton area.... Listed as one of the top players nationally in the Jump Off Plus section of the Southeastern Hoops Girls Basketball Report.... Also named SWBL First Team, District Scholar Athlete, District 15 First Team All-Star, All-Ohio Honorable Mention and All-District Special Mention... Averaged a double-double during her junior season with 12 points and 11 rebounds per contest en route to garnering 2012 AP All-Ohio Girls Basketball Team District III Honorable Mention and SWBL First Team distinctions.

JOSEY HARDING

SOPHOMORE · CENTER · 6-2 · MIDDLETOWN, OHIO

Favorite Food? Steak, mash potatoes, and broccoli sprouts Favorite Color? Baby Blue How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Three - Stormy-21, Kinzey-14, and Elijeah-8 What do you like most about LMU? It’s pretty. Who is the person you admire most and why? My mommy, she is such a blessing and a very strong woman. I want nothing more than to be just like her. Favorite Quote/ Scripture? “Jesus said to him, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” – John 14:6 What do you like best about playing basketball? Defense What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I love raw steak and hamburger. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Europe Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? “You are probably a golden retriever. You’re kind and loving, and always excited. You want to be friends with everyone, stranger or not. You sometimes like to stick out, but you’re not exactly the rude type. You’re loyal, and the friends you choose are friends forever.” (I did a quiz online to find out because I didn’t know.) :)

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS

Played a season at Coastal Carolina before transferring to LMU..... In 2013-14as a redshirt freshman she averaged 7.4 points and 4.3 rebounds per game while scoring a career-high 19 points -- 15 of which came via a Chanticleer season-best five made 3-pointers -- against Liberty... Recorded a career-high 13 rebounds, including 10 on the defensive end, in CCU’s Big South opening win over Gardner-Webb ... Scored in double-figures nine times, with six coming against conference competition... Played two games in 2012-13 before electing to redshirt season due to injury... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll for posting at least a 3.0 GPA for the academic year.... Prepped at Casey County High School where she finished her prep career as a member of the 2,000 point/1,000 rebound club... Averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds per game while shooting 54 percent from the floor over her career... Averaged 22 points and 12 rebounds per game as a senior before suffering a season-ending injury... Returned from an injury and averaged 12.9 points and 6.1 rebounds per game over 13 games as a junior... Named the Region 12 Player of the Year honor as a junior while also earning Danville Advocate All-Area First Team honors.

#22 MEGAN PITTMAN

SOPHOMORE · GUARD/FORWARD · 5-11 · LIBERTY, KENTUCKY

Favorite Food? Ice Cream Favorite Color? Purple How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each): Brandon Pittman - 17 What do you like most about LMU? The family atmosphere. Who is the person you admire most and why? Tim Tebow because he is able to maintain his walk with God and keep his faith no matter where he is or who he is around. Favorite Quote/Scripture? “For I know the plans that I have for you,” says the Lord. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” -Jeremiah 29:11 What do you like best about playing basketball? All the opportunities that it allows you to have that you would not get if you didn’t get to play. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I won a gold medal in the Junior Olympics in gymnastics when I was 6 years old. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Sydney, Australia Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? A Bengal Tiger. You can usually find them alone or in a small group. They are pretty laid back until time to attack and then they are fierce.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Joins the LMU basketball program after a standout career at nearby Powell High School.... Coker scored 1,040 points and pulled down 331 rebounds.... Her senior season saw Coker average 14.4 points and 3.3 rebounds a game with 15 double-digit performances while leading Powell to a 23-5 record, including a perfect 16-0 district record.... She was named District 3AAA MVP in 2014, All-District 3AAA (2013, 2014), All-District Tournament Team (2013, 2014), All-Region 2AAA Tournament Team (2013) and All-KIL Coaches Selection Second Team.... She was named Team MVP twice and was Powell’s Girl’s Athlete of the Year in 2014.... Coker also shone off the court, having a high grade point average and was a member of the BETA Club from her sophomore to senior year.

#15 SHEA COKER

FRESHMAN · GUARD · 5-8 · KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

Favorite Food? Steak Favorite Color? Blue How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) One sibling: Brittany Danielle Trent – 26 yrs. old What do you like most about LMU? Definitely the people, because every staff member on this campus that I have met wants us to succeed and get a good education while we are here. Also, because it is very pretty here. Who is the person you admire most and why? Both of my parents, Tanya and David Coker, because they are both amazing people and set great examples for me. If I can be half the people that they are then that would be awesome. Favorite Quote/Scripture? Quote: “I don’t need easy, I just need possible” – Soul Surfer Scripture: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13 What do you like best about playing basketball? Having great coaches that care about every individual on the team and also having great teammates. I enjoy it a lot and have a lot of fun with it, because the coaches make it fun. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I can play a little bit of the guitar If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Dominican Republic Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? Bald Eagle, because they are calm, represent something, and also get to see good views all the time. I am a very calm person and I try to represent the Lord to the best of my ability. I also love seeing good views.

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PRIOR TO LMU / QUICK FACTS Makes her way to LMU after a stellar stint at Blue Ridge High School in Greer, South Carolina.... Averaged 18.0 points, 3.3 assists, 4.1 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game.... Scored 1,734 points, pulled down 403 rebounds and dished out 324 assists while at Blue Ridge High School.... named All-Region First Team (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014), Honorable Mention All-State (2011), All-State (2014), All-State Second Team (2012, 2013) and Greer Citizen Player of the Year (2011, 2014).... Nominated for the McDonald’s All-America Team.... Played in the North-South All-Star game, where she scored 10 points.

#5 ROSS MATHIS

FRESHMAN · GUARD · 5-4 · GREER, SOUTH CAROLINA

Favorite Food? Ice Cream Favorite Color? Purple How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each) Jordan 22, Klayton 12 What do you like most about LMU? I love the people here at LMU and the beautiful campus. Who is the person you admire most and why? I most admire my Gran because she lives her life for Jesus every day and always ?encourages me to be the best I can be. I love her so much! Favorite Quote/Scripture? “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.” -Jeremiah 29:11 What do you like best about playing basketball? I love the intensity and competitiveness of the game. I also love being a part of a team in which every player has an important role. What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I love to sing. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? Israel Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? I would describe myself as a lion. Lions are strong and are born leaders and I feel like I exhibit both of these qualities.

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QUICK FACTS Brooke joins the LMU staff as a student manager this season. The Powell, Tennessee, native was the manager for the Powell High School girl’s basketball team all four years of her prep career. She also was the student athletic training assistant for both girl’s and boy’s basketball and the football team while at Powell.

BROOKE WHITE

FRESHMAN · MANAGER · POWELL, TENNESSEE

Favorite Food? Chicken casserole Favorite Color? Orange How many siblings do you have? (name and age of each): Two sisters - Lauren, 21 and Alexis, 16 What do you like most about LMU? What I like most about LMU is how beautiful the campus is. Who is the person you admire most and why? My momma- she is an all-around awesome person and puts others in front of herself. Favorite Quote/Scripture? 1 Timothy 4:12 - “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love and in purity.” What is something interesting about you that most people don’t know? I am a bossy person. If you could take a trip to any place in the world, where would it be? If I could take a trip anywhere in the world it would be to Italy. Name an animal that would best describe your personality and why? A lion. They live in close family groups, they enjoy relaxing, and they are caring.

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Lincoln Memorial Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 14, 2014) All games

2013-14 FINAL RESULTS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date 11/10/13 11/13/13

OVERALL 16-11 15-7 1-4

Opponent at Winston-Salem State CONCORD

HOME 8-6 7-4 1-2

AWAY 8-5 8-3 0-2

Score 52-56 79-65

11/20/13

*at Mars Hill

75-54

11/23/13 11/26/13

*QUEENS *ANDERSON

W W

66-61 63-50

11/30/13 12/07/13 12/16/13 12/19/13 01/04/14 01/08/14 01/11/14 01/15/14 01/18/14 01/22/14 01/25/14 01/30/14 02/01/14

*at Newberry *at Coker INDIANAPOLIS at Lewis *LENOIR-RHYNE *at Anderson *WINGATE *at Tusculum *at Queens *MARS HILL *at Catawba *at Brevard *COKER

02/05/14 02/08/14 02/15/14 02/17/14 02/19/14 02/22/14

*at Carson-Newman *NEWBERRY *at Lenoir-Rhyne *TUSCULUM *BREVARD *at Wingate

W W

73-68 77-63 55-63 57-61 87-59 59-56

02/26/14

*CARSON-NEWMAN

80-71

03/01/14 03/05/14

*CATAWBA ANDERSON

71-62 64-71

W W W W Wot W

48-56 60-69 46-69 65-77 77-82 62-58 75-71 76-66 58-36 66-69 72-71 76-59 55-58

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0 Att. High Points 158 (20)Aisjah Roan 190 (16)Aisjah Roan 302 (15)MaRanda Boddie (15)Aisjah Roan 525 (21)MaRanda Boddie 350 (14)Samantha Satterlee

L L L L L

L L

Lot

147 167 235 201 835 822 985 488 175 825 427 225 805

(12)Aisjah Roan (21)Aisjah Roan (14)MaRanda Boddie (27)Aisjah Roan (26)Aisjah Roan (16)MaRanda Boddie (15)Aisjah Roan (16)Aisjah Roan (20)MaRanda Boddie (17)Aisjah Roan (23)Aisjah Roan (17)Haley Nelson (16)Samantha Satterlee

688 895 425 600 750 338

(21)Aisjah Roan (16)Katrina Ottesen (13)Aisjah Roan (19)Aisjah Roan (25)Aisjah Roan (11)Josey Harding (11)Kalasia Green 1422 (20)Aisjah Roan 1171 (18)Katrina Ottesen 495 (15)Aisjah Roan (15)Samantha Satterlee

High Rebounds (7)MaRanda Boddie (5)Kalasia Green (5)Samantha Satterlee (5)Elliotte Roberts (10)Aisjah Roan (8)Samantha Satterlee (7)Katrina Ottesen (7)Aisjah Roan (7)Kalasia Green (10)MaRanda Boddie (12)MaRanda Boddie (7)MaRanda Boddie (9)Josey Harding (7)Aisjah Roan (16)Aisjah Roan (9)MaRanda Boddie (11)Aisjah Roan (13)MaRanda Boddie (9)Kalasia Green (8)Samantha Satterlee (11)Samantha Satterlee (8)Aisjah Roan (8)Samantha Satterlee (9)Aisjah Roan (12)MaRanda Boddie (10)MaRanda Boddie (10)MaRanda Boddie (8)Kortnay Cox (6)Kalasia Green (7)MaRanda Boddie (7)Josey Harding (7)Samantha Satterlee (15)MaRanda Boddie (8)MaRanda Boddie

* = South Atlantic Conference game Attendance Summary

Home Away Neutral Total

Games

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10083 4563 0 14646

Avg/Game

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Lincoln Memorial Season Box Score (as of Oct 14, 2014) All games

2013-14 FINAL STATISTICS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

11 40 22 31 03 20 34 32 33 23 44 00 12 10 15

Player

Aisjah Roan Samantha Satterlee MaRanda Boddie Katrina Ottesen Kalasia Green Haley Nelson Britney Guy Josey Harding Kortnay Cox Sydnie Anderson Elliotte Roberts Miranda Davenport Jasmine Kelly Ashley Pritchett Brook Fuson Team Total.......... Opponents......

Score by Periods Lincoln Memorial Opponents

OVERALL 16-11 15-7 1-4

gp-gs

HOME 8-6 7-4 1-2

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

27-27 27-26 27-27 27-15 27-19 22-11 27-8 27-1 27-0 13-1 20-0 20-0 14-0 9-0 10-0

834 610 782 583 741 298 464 354 283 108 160 127 60 22 24

27 27

5450 5450

30.9 22.6 29.0 21.6 27.4 13.5 17.2 13.1 10.5 8.3 8.0 6.4 4.3 2.4 2.4

1st 859 777

149-351 96-235 90-184 75-239 81-197 34-101 42-94 24-59 30-82 11-37 9-20 9-25 2-10 1-3 0-7

OT 19 25

3-30 24-88 0-0 48-164 10-45 20-63 4-13 0-0 9-24 6-19 0-0 4-14 0-1 0-0 0-5

.100 .273 .000 .293 .222 .317 .308 .000 .375 .316 .000 .286 .000 .000 .000

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

109-171 34-47 51-96 22-35 35-51 17-24 15-27 52-66 7-16 5-11 10-17 1-2 1-2 1-2 0-2

.637 .723 .531 .629 .686 .708 .556 .788 .438 .455 .588 .500 .500 .500 .000

off

Rebounds def tot avg

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0 pf dq

to blk stl

pts

53 98 151 5.6 87 5 67 111 3 66 410 48 96 144 5.3 50 0 13 32 7 13 250 77 117 194 7.2 84 3 13 52 59 26 231 13 50 63 2.3 30 0 27 72 5 20 220 45 88 133 4.9 49 1 44 45 2 30 207 9 28 37 1.7 22 0 16 20 0 15 105 10 52 62 2.3 42 0 57 51 3 16 103 37 70 107 4.0 48 1 3 22 16 10 100 22 39 61 2.3 38 0 5 30 2 0 76 5 11 16 1.2 12 0 4 13 0 3 33 10 17 27 1.4 22 0 3 18 1 3 28 2 7 9 0.5 8 0 10 12 0 2 23 3 10 13 0.9 7 0 3 4 0 1 5 0 2 2 0.2 6 0 0 6 1 1 3 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 57 62 119 1 3 653-1644 .397 128-466 .275 360-569 .633 391 748 1139 42.2 507 10 266 493 99 206 1794 593-1627 .364 135-428 .315 380-540 .704 376 721 1097 40.6 540 - 301 483 77 228 1701

2nd 916 899

.425 .409 .489 .314 .411 .337 .447 .407 .366 .297 .450 .360 .200 .333 .000

AWAY 8-5 8-3 0-2

avg

15.2 9.3 8.6 8.1 7.7 4.8 3.8 3.7 2.8 2.5 1.4 1.2 0.4 0.3 0.0 66.4 63.0

Totals 1794 1701

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CAREER RECORDS Total Points 1. Debbie Green (1987-91) 2. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 3. Robin Adams (1987-90) 4. Carrie Shoffner (1985-89) 5. Lori Neely (1985-89) 6. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 7. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 8. Pam Walters (1989-93) 9. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 10. Juanita Hall (1978-82) Hillary Ross (2000-04)

Games 96 108 83 124 121 112 107 116 56 99 113

Points 1,907 1,825 1,678 1,511 1,313 1,303 1,279 1,244 1,227 1,220 1,220

Avg. 19.9 16.9 20.2 12.2 10.9 11.6 12.0 10.7 21.9 12.3 10.8

Scoring Average 1. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 2. Sherry Chapman (1986-88) 3. Robin Adams (1987-90) 4. Debbie Green (1988-91) 5. Sis Lawhead (1980-82) 6. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 7. Melinda Godfrey (1996-98) 8. Celine Cloutier (1994-96) 9. Juanita Hall (1978-82) 10. Carrie Shoffner (1985-89)

Games 56 38 83 96 48 108 53 52 99 124

Points 1,227 781 1.678 1,907 947 1,825 880 654 1,220 1,511

Avg. 21.9 20.6 20.2 19.9 19.7 16.9 16.6 12.6 12.3 12.2

FGM 384 487 648 295 375 487 816 633 458 350

FGA 630 853 1144 567 725 942 1595 1242 903 696

Pct. .610 .571 .566 .520 .517 .517 .512 .510 .507 .503

Three-Pointers Made 1. Amberly O’Dell (2008-12) 2. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 3. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 4. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 5. Heather Brown (1993-97) 6. Kara Harris (2007-09) 7. Stephanie Wagner (2007-09) 8. Ashley Cox (1998-02) 9. Chasity Williams (2002-06) 10. Ralissa Nelson (2011-13) Leah Moore (2002-04)

Gms 88 112 108 107 107 55 55 107 113 53 59

Makes 214 202 175 163 116 114 105 102 95 74 74

3FGM 202 102 105 214 163 74 175 114 72 116

3FGA 479 243 255 541 419 200 484 323 214 352

Pct. .422 .420 .412 .396 .389 .370 .362 .353 .336 .330

FTM 366 253 191 247 253 224 390 201 390 236

FTA 443 307 235 305 323 286 499 263 521 318

Pct. .826 .824 .813 .810 .783 .783 .782 .764 .749 .742

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 295 made) 1. Andi Winney (2006-09) 2. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 3. Robin Adams (1987-90) 4. Sherry Chapman (1986-88) 5. Brandy Brown (1994-98) Lori Neely (1985-89) 7. Debbie Green (1988-91) 8. Carrie Shoffner (1985-89) 9. Robin Cox (1992-96) 10. Jennifer Childs (1999-03)

Three-Pt. Percentage (Min. 70 made) 1. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 2. Ashley Cox (1998-02) 3. Stephanie Wagner (2007-09) 4. Amberly O’Dell (2008-12) 5. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 6. Leah Moore (2002-04) 7. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 8. Kara Harris (2007-09 9. Amanda Jackson (1997-01) 10. Heather Brown (1993-97) Free Throw Percentage (Min. 190 made) 1. Robin Adams (1987-90) 2. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 3. Sherry Chapman (1986-88) 4. Madeline Richards (2003-07) 5. Debbie Green (1988-91) 6. Melinda Godfrey (1996-98) 7. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 8. Andi Winney (2006-09) 9. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 10. Amanda Jackson (1997-01)

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Total Rebounds 1. Hillary Ross (2000-04) 2. Lori Neely (1985-89) 3. Robin Cox (1992-96) 4. Brandy Brown (1994-98) 5. MaRanda Boddie (2011-14) 6. Jill Breeden (1982-86) 7. Robin Adams (1987-90) 8. Bridget Long (1990-94) 9. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 10. Debbie Green (1988-91)

Games 113 121 104 104 82 89 83 110 56 96

Reb 1,160 859 733 709 670 664 656 606 580 540

Avg. 10.3 7.1 7.0 6.8 8.2 7.5 7.9 5.5 10.4 5.6

Rebounding Average 1. Sis Lawhead (1980-82) 2. Terry Whitehead (1984-86) 3. Hillary Ross (2000-04) 4. Janice Mayes (1979-81) 5. Sherry Chapman (1986-88) 6. MaRanda Boddie (2011-14) 7. Dale Lacy (1981-83) 8. Robin Adams (1987-90) 9. Jill Breeden (1982-86) 10. Kim Hopkins (1985-87)

Games 48 56 113 49 38 82 42 83 89 58

Reb 503 580 1,160 447 330 670 340 656 664 426

Avg. 10.5 10.4 10.3 9.1 8.7 8.2 8.1 7.9 7.5 7.3

Assists 1. Monica Owens (1986-90) 2. Pam Walters ( 1989-93) 3. Lorie Compton (1983-87) 4. Nickie Snow (1984-88) 5. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 6. Carrie Shoffner (1985-89) 7. Juanita Hall (1978-82) 8. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 9. Isabel Gonzalez (1997-99) 10. Sarah Crook (2000-04)

Games Asts .Avg 122 577 4.7 116 476 4.1 100 469 4.7 116 455 3.9 108 429 4.0 124 377 3.0 99 375 3.8 107 359 3.4 51 358 7.0 109 350 3.2

Blocked Shots 1. MaRanda Boddie (2011-14) 2. Hillary Ross (2000-04) 3. Bridget Long (1990-94) Tracey Faison (1988-92) 5. Brandy Brown (1994-98) 6. Ruth Simpson (1992-94) 7. Robin Cox (1992-96) Melinda Godfrey (1996-98) 9. Lauren Cochran (2011-12) 10. Denise Ackermann (1992-96)

Games 82 113 110 98 104 54 104 53 26 75

Steals 1. Carrie Shoffner (1985-89) 2. Monica Owens (1986-90) Nickie Snow (1984-88) 4. Chasity Williams (2002-06) 5. Karra Jackson (1998-02) 6. Robin Adams (1987-90) 7. Pam Walters (1989-93) 8. Dayshalee Salaman (2008-12) 9. Robin Cox (1992-96) 10. Laura Winters (1988-92)

Games Steals Avg. 124 252 2.0 122 243 2.0 116 243 2.1 113 236 2.1 107 196 1.8 83 193 2.3 116 192 1.7 108 185 1.7 104 179 1.7 117 162 1.4

Blks 166 141 140 140 91 66 60 60 59 57

Avg. 2.0 1.2 1.3 1.4 0.9 1.2 0.6 1.1 2.3 0.8

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Total Points 1. Robin Adams (1988-89) 2. Debbie Green (1989-90) 3. Terry Whitehead (1985-86) 4. Debbie Green (1988-89) 5. Debbie Green (1990-91) 6. Robin Adams (1989-90) 7. Terry Whitehead (1984-85) 8. Dayshalee Salaman (2011-12) 9. Robin Cox (1995-96) 10. Dayshalee Salaman (2009-10)

Games 35 31 27 35 30 30 29 26 28 28

Points 706 690 655 631 586 582 572 538 525 499

Avg. 20.2 22.3 24.3 18.0 19.5 19.4 19.7 20.7 18.8 17.6

Total Rebounds 1. Hillary Ross (2002-03) 2. Terry Whitehead (1984-85) 3. Robin Cox (1995-96) Lakeshia Salters (1999-00) 5. Lori Neely (1986-87) 6. Robin Adams (1988-89) 7. Hillary Ross (2003-04) 8. Sis Lawhead (1980-81) 9. Hillary Ross (2001-02) 10. Lu Elliott (1983-84)

Games 30 29 28 27 31 35 29 24 27 27

Reb 352 318 294 294 288 286 285 269 268 265

Avg. 11.7 11.0 10.5 10.9 9.3 8.2 9.8 11.2 9.9 9.8

Scoring Average 1. Terry Whitehead (1985-86) 2. Debbie Green (1989-90) 3. Robin Adams (1987-88) 4. Sherry Chapman (1986-87) 5. Dayshalee Salaman (2011-12) 6. Sis Lawhead (1980-81) 7. Robin Adams (1988-89) 8. Sherry Chapman (1987-88) 9. Terry Whitehead (1984-85) 10. Debbie Green (1990-91)

Games 27 31 18 21 26 24 35 17 29 30

Points 655 690 390 440 538 486 706 341 572 586

Avg. 24.3 22.3 21.7 21.0 20.7 20.3 20.2 20.1 19.7 19.5

Rebounding Average 1. Hillary Ross (2002-03) 2. Sis Lawhead (1980-81) 3. Terry Whitehead (1984-85) 4. Lakeshia Salters (1999-00) 5. Robin Cox (1995-96) 6. Hillary Ross (2001-02) 7. Hillary Ross (2003-04) Lu Elliott (1983-84) Sis Lawhead (1981-82) 10. Terry Whitehead (1985-86)

Games 30 24 29 27 28 27 29 27 24 27

Reb 352 269 318 294 294 268 285 265 234 262

Avg. 11.7 11.2 11.0 10.9 10.5 9.9 9.8 9.8 9.8 9.7

FGM 108 155 165 274 168 102 226 191 264 158

FGA 160 235 254 441 287 175 388 333 472 284

Pct. .675 .660 .650 .621 .585 .583 .582 .574 .559 .556

Assists 1. Monica Owens (1988-89) 2. Isabel Gonzalez (1997-98) 3. Monica Owens (1989-90) 4. Juanita Hall (1981-82) 5. Lorie Compton (1984-85) Nickie Snow (1987-88) 7. Nickie Snow (1985-86) 8. Pam Walters (1991-92) 9. Robin Cox (1994-95) 10. Lorie Compton (1986-87) Isabel Gonzalez (1998-99)

Games Asts .Avg 35 230 6.6 23 220 8.1 31 190 6.1 23 190 7.8 29 162 5.6 29 162 5.6 27 160 5.9 28 144 5.1 26 139 5.3 31 138 4.5 24 138 5.8

Games 28 28 27 28 26 21 27 29 27 28

3FGM 84 67 61 59 59 58 58 57 54 53

3FGA 215 177 139 166 143 131 131 132 130 148

Blocked Shots 1. MaRanda Boddie (2012-13) 2. MaRanda Boddie (2013-14) Lauren Cochran (2011-12) 4. Tracey Faison (1989-90) 5. Tracey Faison (1988-89) 6. Hillary Ross (2003-04) 7. Hillary Ross (2002-03) 8. Patrice Talley (2010-11) 9. MaRanda Boddie (2011-12) 10. Bridget Long (1991-92)

Games 29 27 26 31 35 29 30 25 26 28

3FGM 46 46 58 58 61 57 42 54 59 41

3FGA 96 98 131 131 139 132 99 130 143 100

Pct. .479 .469 .443 .443 .439 .432 .424 .415 .413 .410

Steals 1. Robin Adams (1988-89) 2. Nickie Snow (1987-88) 3. Nickie Snow (1986-87) Sherry Chapman (1986-87) 5. Monica Owens (1988-89) 6. Robin Cox (1994-95) 7. Chasity Williams (2004-05) 8. Lorie Compton (1986-87) Robin Cox (1995-96) 10. Jill Cox (1985-86)

Games Steals Avg. 35 93 2.7 29 81 2.8 31 80 2.6 21 80 3.8 35 77 2.2 26 73 2.8 27 72 2.7 31 70 2.3 28 70 2.5 27 69 2.6

FTM 128 106 107 168 146 138 110 136 109 104

FTA 149 126 129 203 178 172 139 173 139 133

Pct. .859 .841 .829 .828 .820 .802 .791 .786 .784 .782

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 made) 1. Andi Winney (2008-09) 2. Andi Winney (2007-08) 3. Brandy Brown (1997-98) 4. Terry Whitehead (1985-86) 5. Lauren Cochran (2011-12) 6. Jennifer Childs (2000-01) 7. Robin Adams (1989-90) 8. Lakeshia Salters (1999-00) 9. Robin Adams (1988-89) 10. Robin Adams (1987-88) Three-Pointers Made 1. Amberly O’Dell (2009-10) 2. Kara Harris (2007-08) 3. Stephanie Wagner (2008-09) 4. Carolyn Mills (2009-10) Dayshalee Salaman (2010-11) 6. Amberly O’Dell (2008-09) Karra Jackson (2001-02) 8. Madeline Richards (2003-04) 9. Madeline Richards (2005-06) 10. Dayshalee Salaman (2009-10) Three-Pt. Percentage (Min. 40 made) 1. Madeline Richards (2004-05) 2. Karra Jackson (1999-00) 3. Karra Jackson (2001-02) Amberly O’Dell (2008-09) 5. Stephanie Wagner (2008-09) 6. Madeline Richards (2003-04) 7. Amberly O’Dell (2011-12) 8. Madeline Richards (2005-06) 9. Dayshalee Salaman (2010-11) 10. Ashley Cox (2001-02) Free Throw Percentage (Min. 190 made) 1. Robin Adams (1989-90) 2. Debbie Green (1989-90) 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)

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Avg. 2.2 2.2 2.3 1.7 1.5 1.7 1.6 1.8 1.6 1.4

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SINGLE-GAME 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 22, Kelsey Bradford vs. Tusculum, 01-30-13 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 7, MR by Aisjah Roan at Mars Hill, 11-20-13 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 36, vs. UNC Pembroke, 12-30-09 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. Lenoir-Rhyne, 01-21-12 12, vs. Carson-Newman, 01-18-93

TURNER ARENA RECORDS LINCOLN MEMORIAL Individual Points..................................... 36 by 2, MR by Dayshalee Salaman vs. Tusculum FG made............................... 14 by Robin Cox vs. Cumberland College FG attempted...................... 24 by 2, MR by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville FG percentage.................... 1.000 (8-8) by 2, MR by Andi Winney vs. St. Joseph’s 3FG made............................. 6 by 6, MR by Amberly O’Dell vs. Berea 3 FG attempted.................. 13 by Kara Harris vs. Pfeiffer 3 FG percentage................. 1.000 (5-5) by Madeline Richards vs. FVSU FT made................................ 16 by Kelsey Bradford vs. Tusculum FT attempted...................... 22 by Kelsey Bradford vs. Tusculum FT percentage..................... 1.000 (12-12) by Karra Jackson vs. North Alabama Off. Rebounds..................... 14 by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville Def. Rebounds.................... 13 by Hillary Ross vs. Carson-Newman Total Rebounds.................. 25 by Robin Cox vs. North Greenville Assists.................................... 17 by Robin Cox vs. North Alabama Turnovers.............................. 11 by Pam Walters vs. Tennessee-Martin Blocks..................................... 7 by MaRanda Boddie vs. Carson-Newman Steals...................................... 8 by 2, MR by Sara Wood vs. Bluefield State 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

1-4-12 2-8-96 2-26-96 11-25-08 11-17-09 11-29-08 11-15-04 1-30-13 1-30-13 1-25-01 2-26-96 12-3-02 2-26-96 2-25-95 2-15-92 2-26-14 12-3-01

High Low 132 vs. Lees-McRae 11-14-98 41 vs. Winston-Salem State 11-20-12 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 6 by 2, MR vs. Newberry 2-8-14 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 13 vs. Indianapolis 12-16-13

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 3FG made.............................11 by Kendal Baxter, Tusculum 1-14-12 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.....................18 by Kristen McMillion, Tusculum 2-17-04 Total rebounds...................21 by 2, MR by Kristen McMillion, Tusculum 2-17-04 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 3 b y Co k e r 0 2 - 0 1 - 1 4 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 35, MR by Coker 02-01-14 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 20 by Winston-Salem State 11-20-12

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LADY RAILSPLITTER ALL-TIME ROSTER (1978-present) Denise Ackermann Jennifer Acree Robin Adams Kendra Agnew Wisemane Alcema Sequoyah Aldridge Sydnie Anderson Julie Arnold Sandy Bailey Brenda Barnard Kiso Barnett Lakeshia Beasley Timethia Bennett Heather Benton Amanda Berry Sarah Berry Tennille Blair MaRanda Boddie Betsy Bowser Kelsey Bradford Jennifer Brannan Jill Breeden Dawnya Breeding Tracy Brooks Brandy Brown Heather Brown Lori Capps Amy Carlyle Lisa Caudill Lesia Chadwell Sherry Chapman Jennifer Childs Stacey Childs Stephanie Clinton Celine Cloutier Christy Cobb Lauren Cochran Shea Coker Johnette Collins Lorie Compton Donna Conner Mollie Cooper Viola Cowan Ashley Cox Jill Cox Kortnay Cox Robin Cox Chelsea Craig Brittany Craney Sarah Crook Miranda Davenport Cindy Davis Elaine Davis Megan Davis Natasha Davis Bonnie DeBusk Katie DePersio Laura Elliot Lu Elliott Tracey Faison Kate Fane Jackie Ford Connie Freels Brook Fuson Rachael Garland Nancy Garrett Lisa Giles Melinda Godfrey Sierra Golden Isabel Gonzalez Debbie Green Kalasia Green Lawanna Green Kim Greene Britney Guy Breona Hall Juanita Hall

1992-96 1998-00 1987-90 1991-93 2005-07 2011-12 2013-present 2004-05 1986-87 1981-83 2011-12 2013-present 2008-09 2004-08 1996-00 2000-04 1995-97 2011-14 2006-07 2011-13 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 2014-present 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 2012-14 1985-86 1985-86 2007-09 1996-00 2007-09 2002-06 2006-08 1983-85 1988-92 2005-08 1982-83 1980-81 2012-14 1991-92 1978-79 1978-79 1996-98 2005-06 1997-99 1988-91 2012-14 1987-90 1983-84 2012-present 2014-present 1978-82

Lindsey Hall Kim Harber Josey Harding Carrie Ann Harris Kara Harris Margaret Harris Sarah Harrison Cathy Hart Dee-Dee Hedrick Melanie Hemphill Angie Henderson Tanya Hil Randal Holbrook Lynn Holliday Kendra Holmes Whitney Holmes Charlene Hopkins Kim Hopkins Kristi Hopkins Suzanne Hopkins Kerri Hosier Becky Hudson Lisa Hurt April Hutsell LaChelle Hyatt Amanda Jackson Jamie Jackson Karra Jackson Amy Johnson Latoya Johnson Sidney Johnson Leigh Jones Moriah Jones Jasmine Kelly Blandine Kikwiki Mamuku Donna Kirk Mareme Konate Terry Kyle Dale Lacy Jenny Lamb Amy Laplace Cynthia “Sis” Lawhead Aisjah Lee Kelly Lindsey Bridget Long Carrie Lundy Tracey Martin Ross Mathis Janice Mayes Kaitlin McNeill Liz McQueen Lori Merriman Mindy Miller Carolyn Mills Buffy Moore Jennifer Moore Leah Moore Saundra Moore Rhonda Moyers Edina Musa Stephanie Napier Cena Nasiloski Lori Neely Haley Nelson Ralissa Nelson Anita Nelums Shawna Nichols Carla Northcutt Ninnie Norwood Amberly O’Dell Sabrina O’Quinn Dawn Ogden Joy Ogle Katrina Ottesen Monica Owens Sanchen Owens Rachel Peach

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2008-09 1982-83 2013-present 2010-11 2007-09 1983-84 2005-09 1978-80 1991-93 2010-11 1993-94 1979-81 2008-09 1990-91 2010-11 2009-11 1982-83 1985-87 1998-00 1989-93 1999-00 1992-94 1981-83 1995-99 2009-11 1997-01 2003-05 1998-02 1988-89 2005-07 2005-07 1997-98 2011-12 2012-present 2009-10 1978-80 2003-05 1978-80,82-83 1981-83 1990-92 2004-06 1980-82 2013-present 1992-94 1990-94 1993-94 1980-84 2014-present 1979-81 2010-11 1980-84 1979-81 2000-02 2009-10 2001-02 2000-01 2002-04 1984-85 1982-84 2011-13 1996-97 2008-10 1985-89 2012-14 2011-13 1992-95 2007-08 1993-94 1990-92 2008-12 1978-80 1991-93 1986-89 2013-present 1986-90 1979-81 1981-85

Lou-Ann Perry Shelley Phillips Megan Pittman Ashley Pritchett Jamie Ratcliff Kiara Rawls Rose Rector Leslie Redmond Madeline Richards Mariah Richardson Olivia Reynolds Elliotte Roberts Karen Roberts Jeananne Romines Candice Rose Hillary Ross Jamie Russell Karen Russell Dayshalee Salaman Kelsi Salas Christi Salmons Lakeshia Salters Alise Samite Samantha Satterlee Jennifer Sexton Jordan Shank Tammy Shelton Carrie Shoffner Ruth Simpson Dawn Skelcher Jo Sloan Christy Smith Stephanie Smith Nickie Snow Kelly Spangler Brenda Stargardt Leigh-Anne Stone Marcie Stout Kim Summey Patrice Talley Missy Taylor Angie Tinnel Melanie Todd Linda Tolbert Ashley Trosper Tawny Tucci Lorena Valle Morgane Vannoy Whitney Vannoy Jennifer Venable Kenya Wade Stephanie Wagner Michelle Walker Pam Walters Paula Watson Sandra Webb Karina Weiland Sheila Whitehead Terry Whitehead Chasity Williams Destiny Williams Andi Winney Laura Winters Christy Wiseman Sara Wood Kim Woolum Karmella Wynne Stevie Yazzie Kelly Youhas

1984-85 1994-95 2014-present 2013-present 1995-97 2014-present 1980-81,82-83 1996-00 2003-07 2009-13 2001-05 2012-14 1978-79 1990-92 2003-06 2000-04 1986-88 1983-84 2008-12 2005-07 1988-91 1999-00 2011-13 2013-present 1996-98 2011-12 1992-94 1985-89 1992-94 2000-02 1978-80 1992-93,94-96 2014-present 1984-88 1999-00 1981-82 1989-92 1981-85 1981-83 2010-11 1979-81 1984-85 2010-11 1981-82 2004-05 2012-13 1987-88 2000-04 2006-09 1994-95 1998-99 2007-09 1980-81 1989-93 1986-87 1983-84 2011-12 1984-86 1984-86 2002-06 2009-11 2006-09 1988-92 2000-01,02-03 1998-02 1994-95 2001-04 2012-13 2005-09

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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

MaRanda Boddie All-SAC Honorable Mention 2014

Aisjah Lee All-SAC First Team 2014

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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 Lu Elliott Robin Cox Celine Cloutier Melinda Godfrey Jennifer Childs Ashley Cox Karra Jackson

( NAIA District 24 1978-79) (NAIA District 24 1983-84) (GSC-East 1994-95, 1995-96*) (GSC-East 1995-96) (GSC-East 1996-97, 1997-98) (GSC-East 2000-01) (GSC-East 2000-01, 2001-02) (GSC-East 2000-01*)

Hillary Ross Leah Moore Karmella Wynne Stephanie Clinton Madeline Richards Lauren Cochran Dayshalee Salaman

(GSC-East 2000-01, 2002-03*) (GSC-East 2002-03) (GSC-East 2002-03) (GSC-East 2003-04*) (GSC-East 2004-05, SAC 2006-07) (SAC 2011-12) (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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Karra Jackson 2002

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

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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

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

1932-36 1928-32 1935-37 1929-33 1929-31 1929-32 1929-31 1938-42 1934-38 1931-33

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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)

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

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

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)

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

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)

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) # TN Wesleyan $ Walters State Tournament ^ Bryan Tournament

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

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 58-60

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

$ vs. Berry

$ vs. Piedmont (OT) Alice Lloyd at Campbellsville Cumberland (KY) at Union (KY) at Alice Lloyd Campbellsville Union (KY) Lee * at Milligan * Tusculum * at TN Wesleyan TN Temple * Carson-Newman TN Temple * at Carson-Newman at Cumberland (KY) * Milligan * TN Wesleyan * at Tusculum at Lee # Tusculum # Carson-Newman $ TN Wesleyan Tournament

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

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) 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

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

77-86 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)

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 $ $ ^ ^

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) at Cumberland (KY) at Union (KY) Alice Lloyd vs. TN Wesleyan vs. Lee TN Temple at Maryville vs. Pikeville at Alice Lloyd

W W L W W W W W W W

83-60 78-65 68-71 96-74 58-55 67-61 75-44 77-73 79-66 75-72

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* Lee W at Union (KY) W Maryville W * at Milligan L * at Tusculum L * Carson-Newman L * at TN Wesleyan L * King W * at Carson-Newman L at Bryan W * Milligan W * TN Wesleyan W Bryan W * at King W * Tusculum W * at Lee (OT) L # Lee W # Carson-Newman L % TN Wesleyan L $ Cumberland (KY) Tournament ^ Alice Lloyd Tournament

68-57 81-77 88-57 57-68 94-97 71-84 59-88 86-70 67-71 72-61 78-75 71-70 82-63 69-67 100-83 88-91 89-65 63-75 63-71

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

Alice Lloyd Pikeville at Union (KY) $ vs. Warren Wilson (OT) at Cumberland (KY) * at Lee at TN Temple Union (KY) Cumberland (KY) at Campbellsville Maryville Campbellsville * Milligan at Pikeville * Tusculum * at Carson-Newman * TN Wesleyan * at King * Carson-Newman * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan * King * Tusculum (OT) * Lee at Maryville # King # TN Wesleyan (OT) $ Mars Hill Tournament ^ includes forfeit by Mars Hill

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

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 Alice Lloyd at Covenant Lee at Maryville Lindsey Wilson * Tusculum * at Lee % King % Carson-Newman % Union (TN)

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

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 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 at Pikeville at Cumberland (KY) David Lipscomb (OT) at Alice Lloyd Pikeville

W L W W W W

82-73 64-72 85-50 104-103 84-76 82-64

Bryan W UVA-Wise W Knoxville W Alice Lloyd W * at Milligan W at Bryan W * Tusculum W * at Carson-Newman L * TN Wesleyan W at Bluefield (VA) W * Carson-Newman L Campbellsville W at Milligan* W at TN Wesleyan* W * at Lee W at UVA-Wise W at East TN State L * at Tusculum* W Cumberland (KY) W * Lee W Bluefield (VA) W % Carson-Newman W %TN Wesleyan W % Union (TN) L ^ includes 2 forfeits (Campbellsville and Alice Lloyd)

103-57 83-66 87-46 95-59 81-47 80-49 83-49 86-99 92-68 82-36 66-73 79-55 87-65 77-60 95-69 93-62 76-82 107-91 89-82 88-42 116-65 78-71 74-49 75-80

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

David Lipscomb at Alice Lloyd at Shorter at Berry at David Lipscomb Union (KY) at Pikeville at USC-Spartanburg at UVA-Wise at Maryville $ vs. Bethune-Cookman $ vs. SC State $ vs. Clark-Atlanta Alice Lloyd ~ vs. Union (TN) ~ vs. Lindsey Wilson Berry USC-Spartanburg * at Tusculum * Carson-Newman * at TN Wesleyan at Union (KY) * at Carson-Newman UVA-Wise * Milligan * TN Wesleyan * Lee Pikeville * at Milligan* * Tusculum Bryan * at Lee % Lee % Carson-Newman % Union (TN) $ Florida A&M Tournament ~ Belmont Tournament

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

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

1989-90 (26-5)

$ Delta State L 57-111 $ Missouri-Rolla W 80-74 Berry (OT) L 85-91 at East TN State W 77-68 at USC-Spartanburg W 84-72 Carson-Newman L 69-72 Longwood W 108-77 at KY Wesleyan W 78-74 at Cumberland (KY) W 79-72 at AL-Huntsville W 91-68 Bluefield (VA) W 92-37 UNC-Pembroke W 97-69 at Carson-Newman W 80-67 at UNC-Greensboro (OT) L 97-98 at UNC-Pembroke W 84-64 at Wofford W 89-82 AL-Huntsville W 103-70 Union (KY) W 102-84 Alice Lloyd W 106-52 at Longwood W 96-82 at UT-Chattanooga (OT) W 89-85 at Berry W 75-72 Shorter W 95-54 Wofford W 91-73 at Union (KY) W 79-66 at Alice Lloyd W 95-63 at Tusculum W 93-75 North Georgia W 81-75

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% Carson-Newman % TN Wesleyan % David Lipscomb $ Bellarmine Tournament

W W L

1990-91 (23-8^)

Cumberland (KY) W at Union (KY) W at North Georgia L at KY State W at Wofford W KY Wesleyan W Berry (OT) W at Concord W at Carson-Newman L UT-Chattanooga L Concord W at USC-Spartanburg L at North Alabama L at AL-Huntsville W Carson-Newman W Milligan W at Berry W East TN State W at USC-Aiken L $ AL-Huntsville W at UNC-Central W at Milligan W USC-Spartanburg W Wofford W Union (KY) W USC-Aiken W UNC-Greensboro L % Tusculum W % King W % Belmont L ^ includes forfeit by UNC-Central $ First game in Turner Arena

1991-92 (18-10)

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

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

1992-93 (18-9)

^ 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

86-78 105-72 85-87

92-73 94-56 65-72 100-73 77-68 71-49 71-71 80-79 75-88 82-98 86-65 81-94 59-78 81-70 77-76 95-60 98-83 86-78 66-85 112-95 80-58 101-80 88-61 101-67 95-74 77-68 74-76 86-84 93-75 65-72

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 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

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

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

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

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)

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

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

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

Milligan W 75-47 at Gardner-Webb L 64-74 ^ vs. Fairmont State W 67-63 ^ at Bluefield State W 68-49 at Carson-Newman (OT) W 66-61 $ Union (KY) W 63-52 $ Gardner-Webb W 73-63 Carson-Newman W 66-58 * at Montevallo L 49-55 * at West Alabama L 57-66 at Cumberland (KY) L 56-64 * Valdosta State L 66-85 * West Florida W 93-64 * at North Alabama W 83-70 * at AL-Huntsville W 57-53 * West Georgia W 69-53 * at West Florida W 74-64 * at Valdosta State L 64-69 Cumberland (KY) W 79-66 * West Alabama (OT) L 73-79 * Montevallo L 77-84 at North Greenville W 70-56 * North Alabama W 62-55 * Alabama-Huntsville L 61-65 * West Georgia W 88-45 North Greenville W 84-53 # Henderson State W 73-71 # Delta State L 53-84 ^ Bluefield State Tournament $ LMU Holiday Tournament

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

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

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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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)

$ 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 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

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

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

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

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

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)

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

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

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

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 * 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

L 55-59 W 68-54 L 53-54 L 62-67 W 54-36 W 64-53 L 59-71 L 37-56 L 46-75 L 52-54 L 52-66 W 65-55 L 47-59 L 48-59 L 62-70 L 49-63 W 86-61 L 53-61 L 51-66 L 57-80 W 65-63 W 59-54 L 53-60 L 45-55 L 58-69 L 59-75 L 53-57

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

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

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)

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

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

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)

vs. Mo. Western State at Quincy at Lees-McRae St. Joseph’s Pfeiffer North Georgia

W L L W W W

77-76 53-89 65-70 99-67 94-76 76-64

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* at Carson-Newman L Lambuth W at Indianapolis L % at North Alabama L % 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

72-77 73-60 50-84 77-83 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

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

Berea King 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

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)

$ Southern Arkansas W $ Delta State L King W at Mount Olive W at King W * at Wingate L * Catawba L Montevallo W % Clayton State L % Lander L * at Tusculum L * at Newberry L * Mars Hill W * Anderson W * Brevard W * at Lenoir-Rhyne (OT) L * at Carson-Newman L * Wingate L * Tusculum (OT) L * at Catawba L * at Mars Hill W * Newberry L * at Brevard W * at Anderson L * Carson-Newman (OT) L * Lenoir-Rhyne W $ Delta State Lloyd Clark Classic % Clayton State Classic

100-77 35-68 64-62 73-54 78-73 67-77 55-56 64-60 55-64 48-76 58-71 61-65 81-79 72-63 66-54 73-74 71-82 61-97 51-53 73-84 71-83 64-81 69-66 47-71 91-97 81-77

* 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 % Carson-Newman Classic

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

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

2012-13 (14-15, 7-11 SAC)

King W 82-69 % Erskine W 71-62 % Coker (OT) L 59-61 Bryan W 70-58 Winston Salem State W 41-38 & at West Florida L 41-46 & vs. West Alabama W 70-64 * at Tusculum L 47-66 * at Newberry L 60-69 at Concord W 60-55 Lewis L 63-74 Queens W 63-58 Milligan W 71-62 * at Mars Hill W 65-58 * Anderson L 56-70 * Brevard (OT) L 57-59 * at Lenoir-Rhyne L 52-70 * at Carson-Newman L 51-63 * Wingate W 65-56 * Tusculum W 72-64 * at Catawba L 40-51 * Mars Hill W 67-65 * Newberry W 60-56 * at Brevard W 46-45 * at Anderson L 55-57 * Carson-Newman (OT) W 64-62 * Lenoir-Rhyne L 51-60 * at Wingate (OT) L 73-77 * Catawba L 56-60 # at Anderson L 76-46 % SAC / Conference Carolinas Challenge & UWF Classic

2013-14 (16-11, 15-7 SAC)

at Winston-Salem State Concord * at Mars Hill * Queens * Anderson * at Newberry * at Coker Indianapolis at Lewis * Lenoir-Rhyne * at Anderson * Wingate * at Tusculum * at Queens * Mars Hill * at Catawba (OT) * at Brevard * Coker * at Carson-Newman * Newberry * at Lenoir-Rhyne * Tusculum * Brevard * at Wingate * Carson-Newman * Catawba # Anderson (OT)

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

52-56 79-65 75-54 66-61 63-50 48-56 60-69 46-69 65-77 77-82 62-58 75-71 76-66 58-36 66-69 72-71 76-59 55-58 73-68 77-63 55-63 57-61 87-59 59-56 80-71 71-62 64-71

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

King at Eastern Kentucky Converse at Queens % Lander % Delta State * Wingate * at Catawba at King at Converse * Tusculum * Newberry

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

82-69 75-80 92-59 60-50 66-85 60-72 82-73 75-79 80-52 79-46 82-73 79-63

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 1926-present Opponent Alabama-Huntsville vs Alice Lloyd Anderson Appalachian State Arkansas Tech Ashland Athletic House Atlas Independents Barbourville High Barry Bellarmine Belmont Benedict Berea Berry Bethune-Cookman Bluefield (VA) Bluefield State Brevard Bristol Bristol Independents Bryan Cal Poly Pomona Campbellsville Carson-Newman Catawba Central Arkansas Charleston Charleston (TN) High School Clark Atlanta Clayton State Cleveland State (TN) Clinton Ravens* Coal Creek Independents Coker Concord Converse Covenant Cumberland (KY) Cumberland (Tenn.) Dandridge Independents David Lipscomb Delta State East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Eckerd Emory & Henry Erskine Fairmont State Florida Tech Fort Valley State Francis Marion Gannon Gardner-Webb Georgia College Goodall Independents Henderson State Hiwassee Huntsville Independents Hyden (KY) Independents Indianapolis Jellico All-Stars Jellico High School Johnson Bible Kennesaw State Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan King Knoxville Knoxville Business College LMU Alumnae. LaFollette High Lake City All-Stars Lambuth Lander Lee Lees (KY) Lees-McRae Lenoir-Rhyne Lewis

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Opponent Limestone Lindsey Wilson Longwood Mars Hill Maryville Middle Tennessee State Milligan Mississippi College Mississippi-Women Missouri Western Montevallo Morris Morristown (TN) Morristown High School Mount Olive N.C. Central Newberry North Alabama North Georgia North Greenville Nova Southeastern Oakland City Olsen’s Redheads Ouachita Baptist Pfeiffer Piedmont Pikeville Pitt-Johnstown Presbyterian Queens Quincy Regis Roane State Saint Joseph’s Shawnee State Shorter Sinclair Independents. South Carolina State Southern Arkansas Southern Indiana St. Francis (IL) St. Mary’s (TN) Standard Knitting Mills Sue Bennett Tennessee Eastman Ind. Tennessee Tech Tennessee Temple Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee-Martin Tusculum UNC Pembroke UNC-Asheville UNC-Greensboro USC Aiken USC Upstate UT-Chattanooga Union (KY) Union (TN) Urbana Valdosta State Virginia Intermont Virginia State Virginia-Wise Voorhees Walters State Warren Wilson West Alabama West Florida West Georgia Wingate Winston-Salem State Wofford Woodruffs Independents Young Harris * - includes one tie

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 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.

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.

1913 Team

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 disbanded due in 1942 to World War II.

Shirley Albright, 1920s

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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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 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.

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

Juanita Hall

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.

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

LMU vs. C-N Jan. 25, 1986

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 8546 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. 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.

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TIMELINE 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

LMU vs. UAH Feb. 24, 2001

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 69-66 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 79-75 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. Mar. 5, 2014 -- The team finishes the season with a 15-7 conference record, setting a new program record for most conference wins ever in a season.

June 27, 2014 -- Krystal Evans announced as head coach after Hodge resigns in mid-June for personal reasons.

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

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL IN THE POSTSEASON 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. 2013-14 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Harrogate, Tenn. Quarterfinal Anderson 71 Lincoln Memorial 64 2012-13 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Anderson, S.C. Quarterfinal Anderson 76 Lincoln Memorial 46 2011-12 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Salisbury, N.C. Quarterfinal Catawba 75 Lincoln Memorial 65 2009-10 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Newberry, S.C. Quarterfinal Newberry 78 Lincoln Memorial 56 2008-09 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Greeneville, Tennessee Quarterfinal Tusculum 89 Lincoln Memorial 55 2007-08 Food Lion SAC Tournament at Greeneville, Tennessee Quarterfinal Tusculum 71 Lincoln Memorial 64 2006-07 Food Lion SAC Tournament At Harrogate, Tennessee Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 53 Presbyterian 52 at Hickory, N.C. Semifinal Wingate 91 Lincoln Memorial 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

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2000-01 GSC Tournament at Tupelo, Miss. Quarterfinal Ouachita Baptist Lincoln Memorial

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

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

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1995-96 GSC Tournament at Valdosta, Ga. First Round Lincoln Memorial Henderson State Semifinal Delta State Lincoln Memorial

73 71 84 53

1984-85 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial Lee Championship Carson-Newman Lincoln Memorial NAIA District 24 Tournament Quarterfinal TN Wesleyan Lincoln Memorial

79 71 78 60

1983-84 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 86 (OT) Tusculum 85 Championship Carson-Newman 89 Lincoln Memorial 56

1993-94 GSC Tournament at Florence, Ala. Semifinal Lincoln Memorial Delta State Championship West Georgia Lincoln Memorial

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89 65 75 63 71 63

1990-91 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 86 Tusculum 84 Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 93 King 75 Championship Belmont 72 Lincoln Memorial 65

NAIA District 24 Tournament Quarterfinals TN Wesleyan Lincoln Memorial

84 62

1982-83 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal TN Wesleyan Lincoln Memorial

96 62

1989-90 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 86 Carson-Newman 78 Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 105 TN Wesleyan 72 Championship David Lipscomb 87 Lincoln Memorial 85

1981-82 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 80 Tusculum 79

1988-89 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 77 Lee 68 Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 85 Carson-Newman 76 Championship Union (TN) 98 Lincoln Memorial 78 1987-88 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 78 Carson-Newman 71 Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 74 TN Wesleyan 49 Championship Union (TN) 80 Lincoln Memorial 75 1986-87 NAIA District 24 Tournament* Quarterfinal Lincoln Memorial 88 King 59 Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 69 Carson-Newman 67 Championship Union (TN) 83 Lincoln Memorial 58 1985-86 VSAC-East Tournament* Semifinal Lincoln Memorial 91 King 71 Championship TN Wesleyan 68 (OT)

Championship Carson-Newman Lincoln Memorial

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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.

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 Lincoln Memorial

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THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM APP. W-L PCT. EE/RC Anderson 1 0-1 .000 0 Brevard 0 0-0 .000 0 Carson-Newman 6 3-6 .333 0 Catawba 4 0-4 .000 0 Coker 0 0-0 .000 0 Lenoir-Rhyne 4 1-4 .200 0 Lincoln Memorial* 1 0-1 .000 0 Mars Hill 2 2-2 .500 1 Newberry 4 0-4 .000 0 Queens 0 0-0 .000 0 Tusculum 5 4-5 .444 1 Wingate 12 16-13 .552 3 TOTALS 37 26-38 .406 5 * - LMU was in the Gulf South Conference at that time. # - Results as a SAC Member only

NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL RESULTS Year Winner 1994 Norfolk State 1995 Wingate 1996 Wingate 1997 Kennesaw State 1998 Francis Marion 1999 Kennesaw State 2000 Columbus State 2001 Columbus State 2002 Mars Hill 2003 North Florida 2004 Augusta State 2005 Shaw 2006 Shaw 2007 Clayton State 2008 Wingate 2009 Clayton State 2010 Tusculum 2011 Clayton State 2012 Lander 2013 Clayton State 2014 Limestone

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) 87-65 74-55

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 Limestone Armstrong Atlantic

Yrs. in Tournament / Highest Finish ‘13 / Regional --‘95, ‘98, ‘05, ‘07, ‘09, ‘10 / Regional ‘01, ‘03, ‘04, ‘12 / Regional --‘03, ‘09, ‘13, ‘14 / 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, ‘14 / Elite Eight ‘96, ‘97

NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Year Winner 1994 North Dakota Sttate 1995 North Dakota State 1996 North Dakota State 1997 North Dakota 1998 North Dakota 1999 North Dakota 2000 Northern Kentucky 2001 Cal Poly Pomona 2002 Cal Poly Pomona 2003 South Dakota State 2004 California (Pa.) 2005 Washburn 2006 Grand Valley State 2007 Southern Conn. State 2008 Northern Kentucky 2009 Minnesota St. Mankato 2010 Emporia State 2011 Clayton State 2012 Shaw 2013 Ashland 2014 Bentley

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) 71-56 73-65

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 Dowling West Texas A&M

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 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 Roger Vannoy

Years Wins Losses Pct. 1913-25 7 0 1.000 1925-26 5 3 .625 Total 5 3 .625 1926-27 4 0 1.000 1927-28 2 1 .667 1928-29 5 3 .625 Total 11 4 .733 1929-30 11 1 .917 1930-31 12 0 1.000 1931-32 12 0 1.000 1932-33 12 0 1.000 1933-34 11 1 .917 1934-35 9 1 .900 1935-36 14 4 .778 Total 81 7 .920 1936-37 11 3 .786 1937-38 8 - 4 -1 (1 tie) .654 1938-39 9 1 .900 1939-40 10 0 1.000 1940-41 8 1 .889 1941-42 8 1 .889 Total 43 - 7 - 1 .853 1943-44 4 1 .800 1944-45 4 1 .800 Total 8 2 .800 1973-74 11 3 .786 1974-75 5 7 .417 1975-76 0 4 .000 Total 16 14 .533 1976-77 10 2 .833 1977-78 0 6 .000 Total 10 8 .556 1978-79 15 14 .517 Total 15 14 .517 1979-80 15 9 .625 1980-81 12 13 .480 1981-82 10 14 .417 Total 37 36 .507 1982-83 11 14 .440 1983-84 14 14 .500

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Coach Years Wins Losses Pct. 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 2012-13 14 15 .483 2013-14 16 11 .593 Total 44 39 .530 Krystal Evans 2014-15 0 0 .000 Total 0 0 .000 1913-Present....................... Total 795* 450 .639 (Records before the 1978-79 season are incomplete. Totals based on available records.) * includes one tie.

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THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE The South Atlantic Conference is in its 39th year of athletic tradition and excellence. 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. In 1989, the league’s 15th year of operation, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, multisport conference. Doug Echols was named the league’s first Commissioner. That year the South Atlantic Conference sponsored 10 sports - football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis. Later the conference grew to 14 championship sports by adding women’s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993) and women’s golf (1999). In 2013, the sports of men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field were added, increasing the number of championship sports to 18. 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.

Inlotte, July N.C.; of 1998, Tusculum College was admitted as a member of the league, and Lincoln Memorial University began play in the conference in the Tusculum College in Greeneville, 18. academic year. Brevard in College was admitted as a provisional member in 2007 and a full member in 2008. Tenn.; and Wingate University Wingate, was com- 2006-07 stitutions N.C. e Univer- In 2008, Echols retired after serving as Commissioner for 19 years and Patrick Britz was hired as the new Commissioner. he eighth In July 2010, Anderson University became the league’s 10th member. Three years later in July 2013, rejoined Key Dates in SAC History

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l 1930 – North State Atlantic Conference forms when six schools break from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference l 1961 – Newberry joins league. Conference changes name to Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) l 1975 – South Atlantic Conference forms as football league with eight schools, called the SAC-8

Today the conference is a group of 12 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 University in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Coker College in Hartsville, S.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill University in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Queens University of Charlotte in Charlotte, N.C.; Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

l 1988 – Wingate replaces Newberry l 1989 – SAC becomes a multi-sport conference l 1996 – Newberry rejoins conference l 1998 – Tusculum joins conference l 2006 – Lincoln Memorial joins conference l 2008 – Brevard joins conference

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Jefferson City Brevard

Hickory

Mars Hill Charlotte

Salisbury

Wingate

Rock Hill Anderson

Hartsville Newberry

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Kiara Rawls

#00 · Junior · G · 5-5 Killeen, Texas

Shea Coker

#15 · Freshman · G · 5-8 Knoxville, Tenn.

Josey Harding

Ross Mathis

#5 · Freshman · G · 5-4 Greer, S.C.

Stephanie Smith

#21 · Senior · C · 6-5 La Vergne, Tenn.

Aisjah Lee

#11 · Senior · G · 5-7 Louisville, Ky.

Megan Pittman

Sydnie Anderson

#22 · Sophomore · G/F · 5-11 #23 · Sophomore · G · 5-8 Liberty, Ky. Cleveland, Tenn.

#32 · Sophomore · G · 6-2 Middletown, Ohio

#33 · Junior · G · 5-10 Murfreesboro, Tenn.

#34 · Junior · G · 5-4 Locust Grove, Ga.

Britney Guy

Samantha Satterlee

Lakeisha Beasley

Krystal Evans

Brooke Shae Wilkinson

Chandler Merkerson

#52 · Junior · C · 6-0 College Park, Ga.

Kortnay Cox

Ashley Pritchett

#10 · Senior · G · 5-8 Decatur, Ga.

Head Coach

Associate Head Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator

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#40 · Senior · F · 5-10 Junction City, Kan.

Assistant Coach

Jasmine Kelly

#11 · Junior · G · 5-6 Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.

Katrina Ottesen

#31 · Senior · G · 5-7 Chandler, Ariz.

Breona Hall

#44 · Junior · G/F · 5-9 Knoxville, Tenn.

Matt Acton

Assistant Coach

2014-15 LMU Women’s Basketball

2014-2015 LMU WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NEUTRAL

NEUTRAL

HOME

AWAY

HOME

Nov. 16 - 5:00 p.m.

Nov. 16 - 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 19 - 6:00 p.m.

Nov. 22 - 2:00 p.m.

Nov. 25 - 6:00 p.m.

Nov. 29 - 2:00 p.m.

Lander

USC-Aiken

Mars Hill

Queens

Anderson

Lees-McRae

Jefferson City, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Charlotte, N.C.

Anderson, S.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

HOME

AWAY

Dec. 1 - 7:00 p.m.

Dec. 6 - 2:00 p.m.

Dec. 15 - 6:00 p.m.

Dec. 17 - 7:00 p.m.

Dec. 20 - 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 3 - 2:00 p.m.

Bluefield State

Coker

Newberry

King

Indianapolis

Lenoir-Rhyne

Harrogate, Tenn.

Indianapolis, Ind.

Hickory, N.C.

HOME

AWAY

HOME

AWAY

HOME

Jan. 7 - 6:00 p.m.

Jan. 10 - 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 14 - 6:00 p.m.

Jan. 17 - 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 21 - 6:00 p.m.

Jan. 24 - 2:00 p.m.

Anderson

Wingate

Tusculum

Queens

Mars Hill

Catawba

Harrogate, Tenn.

Wingate, N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Mars Hill, N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

HOME

AWAY

HOME

AWAY

HOME

Jan. 28 - 6:00 p.m.

Jan. 31 - 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 4 - 6:00 p.m.

Feb. 7 - 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 11 - 6:00 p.m.

Feb. 14 - 2:00 p.m.

Brevard

Coker

Carson-Newman

Newberry

Tusculum

Lenoir-Rhyne

Harrogate, Tenn.

Hartsvile, S.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Newberry, S.C.

Greeneville, Tenn.

Harrogate, Tenn.

AWAY

HOME

AWAY

HOME/AWAY

NEUTRAL

Feb. 18 - 6:00 p.m.

Feb. 21 - 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 25 - 6:00 p.m.

Feb. 28 - 2:00 p.m.

Mar. 4

Mar. 7

Brevard

Wingate

Carson-Newman

Catawba

Brevard, N.C.

Harrogate, Tenn.

Jefferson City, Tenn.

Salisbury, N.C.

SAC Tournament Quarterfinals

SAC Tournament Semifinals

@Higher Seed

Greenville, S.C.

NEUTRAL

Mar. 8

Mar. 13-14

Mar. 16

Mar. 24

Mar. 25

Mar. 27

SAC Tournament Championship

NCAA Southeast Regional

NCAA Southeast Regional Final

NCAA Elite Eight

NCAA Division II National Semifinal

NCAA Div. II National Championship

@Top Seed

Sioux Falls, S.D.

Greenville, S.C.