Fmu wbb media guide 2015 16 by Michael Hawkins

Francis Marion University 2015-16 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY WBB MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION FMU FACTS

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Location ............................................. Florence, SC 29502-0547 Address .............................................................. PO Box 100547 Founded .............................................................................. 1970 Enrollment .......................................................................... 3,944 President ............................................................. Dr. Fred Carter Athletic Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division II Conference Affiliation ............................. Peach Belt Conference Nickname ........................................................................ Patriots Colors ............................................................... Red, White, Blue Home Court ....................... Smith University Center (cap. 2,547) Athletic Director .................................................... Murray Hartzler Senior Woman Administrator...................................... Stacey Vallee Trainers ....... Reghan Boehmke, Andrea Kolodziej, Eric Schwab Compliance Officer ........................................... Ashleigh Windley Faculty Athletic Representative ........................... Dr. Allen Clabo Athletic Office ......Phone (843) 661-1240......Fax (843) 661-4645 Head Women’s Basketball Coach ........................... Jeri Porter Telephone ........................................... Office (843) 661-1249 Women’s Basketball E-mail Address ....... jporter@fmarion.edu Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ............ Johnette Walker E-mail Address .................................... jwalker@fmarion.edu Office Telephone ............................................ (843) 661-1811 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach .................. Antoya Miller E-mail Address .................................... amiller@fmarion.edu Office Telephone .......................................... (843) 661-1803 Sports Information Director ......................... Michael G. Hawkins Telephone .... Office (843) 661-1222 Home (843) 665-9248 SID E-Mail Address ............................. mhawkins@fmarion.edu Sports Information Intern...................................... Sean F. Offerdahl Office Telephone ...................................................... (843) 661-1834 Sports Information FAX Number ........................ (843) 661-1219 University Website Address..................................www.fmarion.edu University Athletic Website Address ............www.fmupatriots.com

Quick Facts 1 Peach Belt Conference Information, standings 1 2015-16 Schedule 2 2015-16 Team Photograph & Roster 3 2015-16 Team Outlook 4 Coaching Staff 5-6 Patriot Timeline 7 Past Francis Marion Head Coaches 7 Player Profiles 8-22 Swamp Fox Club 16 Support Staff 23 2014-15 statistics and results 24 All-Time Roster 25 Pearl Moore 26 All-Time Series Records 27 Year-By-Year Team Records 28-31 PBC Standings Year-By-Year 32 Former All-Americans 34 Individual / Team Records 34 FMU On-Campus Housing 35 Smith University Center 35 FMU Campus 36 Photos courtesy of FMU, Tony Gloster, Raul Rubiera, Mike Williams, Columbia Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau (Ron Wright), Asheville Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Francis Marion University is a member of the 14-school NCAA Division II Peach Belt Conference. Other PBC members include Armstrong State University (Savannah, Ga.), Augusta (Ga.) University, Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University (Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine, Fla.), Georgia College (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Montevallo, Ala.), UNC Pembroke, University of North Georgia (Dahlonega, Ga.), USC Aiken, and Young Harris (Ga.) College. Headquartered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC has worked tirelessly to become one of the elite conferences in NCAA Division II, and is now entering its 25th season with 35 national championships and 28 national finalists. The 2015-16 Peach Belt women’s basketball tournament will begin with quarterfinal games at higher seeds on Feb. 27. The tournament semifinals and finals will be played March 5-6, 2016, at the site of the highest remaining West Division women’s seed.

2014-15 Peach Belt Conference Women’s Basketball Final Standings EAST DIVISION z Lander USC Aiken Armstrong UNC Pembroke Augusta University Flagler Francis Marion WEST DIVISION x$z Columbus State North Georgia Clayton State Georgia College Ga. Southwestern Young Harris Montevallo x PBC champions

PBC Games 16-3 0.842 13-6 0.684 11-8 0.579 8-11 0.421 8-11 0.421 6-13 0.316 5-14 0.263

All Games 23-7 0.767 18-12 0.600 13-14 0.481 10-16 0.385 9-18 0.333 9-17 0.346 8-20 0.286

Last 10 6-4 5-5 4-6 4-6 6-4 5-5 2-8

Streak Lost 2 Lost 1 Lost 2 Won 1 Lost 1 Won 2 Lost 4

18-1 0.947 31-2 0.939 9-1 Lost 1 12-7 0.632 21-9 0.700 5-5 Lost 1 11-8 0.579 17-12 0.586 5-5 Lost 2 10-9 0.526 16-13 0.552 6-4 Lost 1 8-11 0.421 14-12 0.538 5-5 Won 1 7-12 0.368 10-16 0.385 2-8 Won 1 0-19 0.000 1-25 0.038 0-10 Lost 20 $ PBC Tournament champions z NCAA Tournament 1

2015-16 SCHEDULE Date Nov. 13-14 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 25 Nov. 28 Dec. 5 Dec. 8 Dec. 17 Dec. 19 Dec. 30 Jan. 2 Jan. 4 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 18 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 5-6

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Opponent PBC-CC Challenge vs. Erskine College vs. North Greenville University at UNC Greensboro Pfeiffer University Fayetteville State University Newberry College at Shaw University University of Mount Olive at University of Montevallo * at Clayton State University * Converse College Columbus State University * at Augusta University * at Flagler College * Armstrong State University * at UNC Pembroke * at Young Harris College * University of North Georgia * USC Aiken * at Lander University * Georgia College * Lander University * Flagler University * (Homecoming) at Armstrong State University * at Ga. Southwestern State University * Augusta University * at USC Aiken * UNC Pembroke * (Senior Night) PBC Tournament (quarterfinals) PBC Tournament (semis/finals) * Peach Belt Conference game All times listed are Eastern Times

Time 2:00 12:00 7:00 2:00 6:00 2:00 2:00 6:00 6:30 1:30 4:00 1:30 5:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 1:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 1:30 5:30 5:30 5:30 TBA TBA

Site Dahlonega, GA

Greensboro, NC FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE Raleigh, NC FLORENCE Montevallo, AL Morrow, GA FLORENCE FLORENCE Augusta, GA St. Augustine, FL FLORENCE Pembroke, NC Young Harris, GA FLORENCE FLORENCE Greenwood, SC FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE Savannah, GA Americus, GA FLORENCE Aiken, SC FLORENCE TBD TBD

2015-16 ROSTER

First Row (seated L-R): Cameron Davis, Kacey Medlin, Kristin Tines, Alaysia Watts, Kia Ware, Courtney Wood, Khayani Chandler ; Second Row (standing L-R): head coach Jeri Porter, Brooke Dixon, Victoria Dye, Briana Burgins, Camille Dash, TeTe Flowers, Ashley Green, Lauryn Bush, Shaunice Fulmore, assistant coach Antoya Miller, assistant coach Johnette Walker.

Francis Marion University 2015-16 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Roster No. 00 1 3 4 5 11 15 21 22 23 24 30 RS RS RS

Name TeTe Flowers Victoria Dye Briana Burgins Camille Dash Alaysia Watts Brooke Dixon Khayani Chandler Courtney Wood Kristin Tines Kacey Medlin Shaunice Fulmore Lauryn Bush Cameron Davis Ashley Green Kia Ware

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

HEAD COACH: Jeri Porter ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Murray Hartzler

Yr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

Ht. 5-5 5-7 5-8 5-6 5-11 5-8 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-2 5-10 5-9 5-11 5-3 6-1

Hometown (High School) Ridgely, TN (Lake County HS) Lebanon, TN (Lebanon HS) High Point, NC (Southwest Guilford HS) Savannah, GA (Jenkins High School) Birmingham, AL (Oak Mountain HS) Camden, SC (Camden HS) Raleigh, NC (Garner Magnet HS) Granite Falls, NC (South Caldwell HS) Richmond, VA (Richmond Community HS) Florence, SC (Florence Christian School) Lake City, SC (Lake City HS) Hilton Head Island, SC (Hilton Head HS) Rock Hill, SC (South Pointe HS) Summerville, SC (Summerville HS) Augusta, GA (Westside HS)

ASSISTANT COACHES: Johnette Walker, Antoya Miller ATHLETIC TRAINER: Reghan Boehmke

Pronunciations: #3 BREE-ah-na ; #4 KA-meal ; #5 A-LAY-sha ; #15 KY-on-ee ; #24 SHA-neice ; KIA (like the car) ; Head Coach Jerry ; Assistant Coach ANN-toy-a ; Trainer Reagan BIM-key

2015-16 OUTLOOK

Patriot Women open with young faces and new instruction The The Francis Marion University women’s basketball team will open its 2015-16 season under the direction of firstyear head coach Jeri Porter on Friday (Nov. 13) at 2 p.m. against Erskine College in the Peach Belt Conference-Conference Carolinas Challenge in Dahlonega, Ga. The two-day event is being hosted by the University of North Georgia and will be held in the Nighthawks’ 1,025-seat Memorial Hall. On Saturday, the Patriots will take on North Greenville University at noon. Porter welcomes back five letterwinners – four of whom were starters – from last year’s 8-20 squad that suffered eight losses by six points or less. On that team, freshmen accounted for 56 percent of the offense. Porter owns more than 200 career coaching wins during a career that has seen her patrol the sidelines at both the Division I and II levels. Her initial FMU squad will consist of two seniors, two juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen.

game tells you what areas you need to improve upon. “This group has shown good chemistry, and I like the fact they can play well together. The ‘buy-in’ factor that every new coach must strive to instill has also been good with this unit. “As far as team leadership, the positive of being an entirely new staff is that all players are new to us and therefore there is no pressure on any returnees. Point guards are key to leadership because they have the ball in their hands, and seniors are always looked to by freshmen. Leaders can be developed and we have communicated this to our seniors, and we follow that by saying it is OK to have different styles of leadership. We want them to understand that role.”

The returning starters include senior 5-6 guard Camille Dash (6.3 ppg, 2.9 apg), senior 5-11 forward Alaysia Watts (6.2 ppg, 5.9 rpg), sophomore 5-10 guard Khayani Chandler (10.2 ppg, 4.5 rpg), and sophomore 5-8 forward Briana Burgins (7.4 ppg, 6.1 rpg). Also back is sophomore 6-0 forward Courtney Wood (4.7 ppg, 2.8 rpg), who appeared in 25 contests and did make five starts as a freshman. Three newcomers arrive with previous collegiate experience. Junior 5-5 point guard TeTe Flowers (15.9 ppg, 7.0 rpg) and junior 5-7 guard Victoria Dye (11.3 ppg, 5.8 rpg) both come to FMU from Volunteer State Community College in Tennessee. The Patriots also gain the services of sophomore 5-10 guard-forward Kristin Tines, who transfers from Cloud County Community College in Kansas. The freshmen class consists of four Palmetto State products: 5-9 forward Lauryn Bush from Hilton Head High School, 5-8 guard Brooke Dixon from Camden High School, 5-10 forward Shaunice Fulmore from Lake City High School, and 6-2 center Kacey Medlin from Florence Christian School. “I feel really good about the effort and the work these young ladies have put in during the pre-season,” Porter said. “We are ready to play somebody so we can see where we stand, and not stand pat in where we think we are. Every opening

One, we have stressed that we want to play a certain way and everything in the pre-season has been predicated toward that goal.” Porter talked of an 8-to-9 player rotation that likely would have Flowers and Dash starting in the backcourt with Dye, Burgins, and Watts along the frontline. “I believe that our four upperclassmen (juniors and seniors) can provide scoring, but we need to get them the ball in the right spots. Not that she wouldn’t ever start, but right now I like Fulmore in a ‘sixth-starter’ role because she can do so many things offensively.” Francis Marion has an all-time mark of 28-14 in season openers. The Patriots lead the all-time series against Erskine 22-2, although the Flying Fleet captured last year’s season-opener by a 75-59 decision. FMU defeated North Greenville 6160 in last season’s challenge, the firstever meeting between the two programs since NGU moved to four-year status. FMU’s opening three games will be on the road, including a Nov. 18 tilt at Division I UNC Greensboro, prior to the Patriots’ home opener against Pfeiffer University on Saturday, Nov. 21, at 2 p.m. at the Smith University Center. This year’s slate includes 14 home contests.

“The strength of this team should be our defense. The players understand that good defense makes offense easier. The emphasis on defense will also hopefully take some pressure off the players at the offensive end, and help us relax. We have talked about getting to the free throw line – especially given that all trips will be two shots with the new rule change – and in turn not fouling on the defensive end. In two scrimmages, we played eight quarters without allowing our opponents to reach the penalty. “We also practice turning defensive in offense. If we can defend, we can be competitive every night. We need to also commit to being a good rebounding team. If we want to run, we need to control the defensive boards. “Our conditioning has been good. From Day

In the team’s 42-year history, FMU has totaled 811 all-time victories and twentytwo 20-win seasons – and stands 11th among all Division II programs in total wins. The Patriots advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011, but since then FMU is looking for its first winning campaign. FMU is 68-5 in its last 73 games (over 15 seasons) when scoring 85 points or more.

2015-16 HEAD COACH JERI PORTER 1st year at FMU She was named the head coach at Radford in 2002 and led the Highlanders to 93 wins in six seasons, including a pair of 20-win campaigns and two second-place finishes in the Big South Conference. Her 2007-08 squad was 23-12 and earned a WNIT invitation.

Jeri Porter begins her first season as head coach of the Francis Marion University women's basketball program. Porter was named to the position on May 11. She has 15 years experience as a collegiate head coach – 11 at the NCAA Division I level and four at the Division II level – and has recorded 208 wins. She comes to Florence after spending the 2014-15 season at Georgia State University as an assistant on the Panthers’ staff. Porter’s first head coaching position was at Division II University of North Alabama, where she posted three winning marks in four seasons, including a 21-7 record in 1999-2000. That squad captured the Gulf South Conference East Division title, while Porter garnered conference Coach of the Year recognition.

In 2008, she accepted the head coaching position at George Mason University, where she remained until 2013. Porter increased the Patriots’ win total over her first four seasons (from four to 15 wins). During her time in Fairfax, she also created and directed the Jeri Porter Girls’ Basketball Camps. Her final two squads posted a cumulative team grade point average of 3.09. Porter is a 1991 graduate of Liberty University, where she earned a B.S. degree in psychology. She garnered first-team All-Big South Conference honors as a senior and was twice named her squad’s most valuable player. She was inducted into the university’s Lady Flames Hall of Fame in 1998. She began her coaching career at her alma mater serving as an assistant coach for six seasons, during which time the Lady Flames won two conference tournament championships and advanced to the 1997 and 1998 NCAA Tournaments. She married Michael Porter of Manassas, Va., in 1997 and the couple has a son (EJ, age 15) and a

Personal Information Jeri Porter Quick Facts Birthdate: Jan. 23, 1970 Hometown: Camp Springs, Md. High School: Independent Baptist Academy College: Liberty University, 1991 (B.S. degree in Psychology). Coaching Experience 1992-98 Assistant Coach -- Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. 1998-2002 Head Coach -- University of North Alabama in Florence, Ala. 2002-08 Head Coach -- Radford University in Radford, Va. 2008-13 Head Coach -- George Mason University in Fairfax, Va. 2014-15 Assistant Coach -- Georgia State University in Atlanta, Ga. 5

daughter (Jada, 6). Porter replaces Jay Sparks, who coached the Patriots for the 201415 campaign, but resigned in April 2015 citing family reasons. Porter is the 13th head coach in the storied history of the Francis Marion program. The Francis Marion program has an all-time record of 811-427 in 42 seasons and ranks 11th among all NCAA Division II institutions in total wins. The Patriots have captured two national championships, the 1982 AIAW Division II title and the 1986 NAIA title, and also advanced to the 1998 NCAA Division II Final Four. The program made five straight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances between 1997 and 2001, and four consecutive appearances between 2008 and 2011. Francis Marion loses only one senior from this past season’s 8-20 squad that at times played three or four freshmen on the court at the same time. Eight of the team’s losses were by six points or less, and freshmen accounted for 56 percent of the team’s offense.

Porter as College Head Coach 1998-99 UNA 13-14 1999-2000 UNA * 21-7 2000-01 UNA 15-11 2001-02 UNA 15-11 2002-03 Radford 9-18 2003-04 Radford 15-14 2004-05 Radford 12-16 2005-06 Radford 14-14 2006-07 Radford 20-11 2007-08 Radford ^ 23-12 2008-09 GMU 4-26 2009-10 GMU 10-20 2010-11 GMU 13-17 2011-12 GMU 15-16 2012-13 GMU 9-21 * NCAA II Tournament ^ WNIT Tournament UNA - Univ. of North Alabama GMU - George Mason University

ASSISTANT COACHES Antoya Miller, 1st Year at FMU Antoya Miller is beginning her first season on the Francis Marion University women's basketball coaching staff. Miller comes to FMU after serving as an assistant coach at Tusculum College for two seasons (2013-15). She previously spent one year as an assistant coach at Eastern Illinois University during the 2012-13 season, where she helped the Panthers to a 20-12 record and a share of the Ohio Valley Conference regular-season championship. Eastern Illinois also made its first-ever postseason tournament appearance, defeating Missouri on the road in the first round of the Women's NIT. Despite being new to Florence, Miller has a long history with current FMU head coach Jeri Porter. Prior to her arrival at Eastern Illinois, Miller spent four years as the director of women's basketball operations at George Mason University -- when Porter was the Patriots' head coach. Miller coordinated film exchange and planned and organized all aspects of team travel, while assisting coaches with day-to-day operations and on-campus recruiting. Miller earned a bachelor's degree in social work from the University of North Alabama in 2004 and a master's degree in criminal justice from UNA in 2006. She was part of Porter's first recruiting class at North Alabama and played two seasons under the current FMU head coach.

Johnette Walker, 1st Year at FMU Johnette Walker begins her first season on the Patriot bench as an assistant coach. Her primary responsibilities with the Patriots include recruiting, onfloor coaching, individual player workouts, pre- and post-season workouts, and helping in the area of academic support for team members. Walker played three seasons for current FMU head coach Jeri Porter, when Porter was the head coach at Radford University. Walker graduated in 2009 with a B.S. degree in exercise sport and health education. She was a threetime selection to the Big South All-Academic Team. On the court, the two-time All-Conference performer finished her career as the Highlanders' fifth-leading career scorer with 1,238 points and the conference career leader in steals with 348. She was second on the Radford list for career assists with 498 and she set program marks for games played (122) and free throws made (451) and attempted (589). Following her graduation, she has played professionally for the past six seasons in Germany, most recently for DJK MJC Trier. During five of those seasons, she averaged more than 15 points and six rebounds per game. Walker is a native of Columbia, S.C., and a product of Irmo High School.

FMU PATRIOT WBB TIMELINE

PAST FMU WBB HEAD COACHES

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

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

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

Years 1973-74 1974-75 1975-86 1986-88 1988-90 1990-95 1995-98 1998-2002 2002-07 2007-10 2010-14 2014-15

FMU Record (1 year) 16-4 (1 year) 11-11 (11 years) 272-80 (2 years) 53-12 (2 years) 43-16 (5 years) 63-77 (3 years) 69-20 (4 years) 92-29 (5 years) 56-86 (3 years) 75-19 (4 years) 53-53 (1 year) 8-20

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

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

Sylvia Hatchell Head Coach UNC

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

She is believed to be the only collegiate cage coach to win national championships under three different affiliations (AIAW, NAIA, NCAA). She is a member of the FMU Athletic Hall of Fame, and has supported the university through her Sylvia Hatchell Francis Marion University Golf Challenge, held in past summers at the Country Club of South Carolina. In June 2004, she was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, and in 23013 to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

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

Trudi Lacey Head Coach/GM WNBA’s Washington Mystics

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

Lacey served as both general manager and head coach of the WNBA’s Washington Mystics for two years (2010-12), positions she previously held with the Charlotte Sting. The former N.C. State star also coached for 8 seasons at the Univ. of South Florida, one year at Queens Univ. of Charlotte, and also worked with USA Basketball.

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

Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA II national tournament

March 6, 1996, first appearance in NCAA II tournament

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

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

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

March 1998, advances to Final Four of NCAA II national tournament in Pine Bluff, AR 1998, Wes Moore accepts UTC (Tennessee-Chattanooga) head coaching position, replaced by Lee Buchanan

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

Nov. 1998, wins prestigious Disney Tip-Off Classic in Florida Feb. 1999, wins Peach Belt regular-season title with 16-0 mark 2001, makes fourth consecutive appearance in the round of

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

2015-16 PATRIOTS

TETE FLOWERS Guard, 5’5”, Jr., Ridgely, Tenn. Lake County High School Volunteer State Community College

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

FMU: First-year Player at FMU.....Transfer from Volunteer State Community College (where she was a teammate of FMU guard Victoria Dye)....Will be a valued addition to the FMU squad....Will have the opportunity to step in and play right away, especially given the fact FMU lost its top assists person and threepoint shooter to graduation.....Excited about her joining the Patriot program.....VSCC: In 2014-15, averaged 15.9 points, 7.1 assists, 7.0 rebounds, and 3.1 steals per game....Connected on 53.5% of her field goal attempts and 73.8% of her free throws....Assists-to-turnovers ratio of 2.5.....As a freshman, tallied 10.9 points, 4.7 assists, 4.5 rebounds, and 2.3 steals per contest.....Prior to attending Volunteer State, spent a redshirt season at NCAA Division I Lipscomb University. PERSONAL: Born Ta’keyha Dan-sha Flowers in Jackson, Tenn....A graduate of Lake County High School, where she played for coaches Bret Johnson and Ricky Newsom.....Earned Ms. Basketball honors as a senior and was a nominee for the award following her junior year....Nickname is TeTe. PERSONAL FAVORITES: Favorite Athlete: Diana Tarausi....Favorite Sports Team: Phoenix Mercury....Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing....Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air....Favorite Foods: Lasagna and cheeseburgers....Favorite Vacation Spot: California....Celebrity Crush: Morris Chestnut....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Softball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Forever21....Favorite Social Media Site: Snap Chat....Instagram Account: tflow5 ....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Sleeping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the conference championship....Hobbies: Eating, sleeping, and hanging out....Interesting Notes: Loves Country Music.First-year player at FMU....Quality student-athlete.....Has the ability to shoot the long-range three....Consistent shooter....Bright future. MAJOR: Elementary Education.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

VICTORIA DYE Guard, 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;7â&#x20AC;?, Jr., Lebanon, Tenn. Lebanon High School Volunteer State Community College

FMU: First-year Player at FMU.....Transfer from Volunteer State Community College (where she was a teammate of FMU guard TeTe Flowers)....Will be a valued addition to the FMU squad....Will have the opportunity to step in and play right away, especially given the fact FMU lost its top assists person and threepoint shooter to graduation.....Excited about her joining the Patriot program.....VSCC: In 2014-15, averaged 11.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game....Shot 51.2% from the floor, including 50% from three-point range, and 72.7% at the foul line.....Also recorded twice as many assists as turnovers.....In a region tournament contest, she was 8-for-13 from three-point territory.....As a freshman, she registered 4.5 points and 1.6 rebounds per game. CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb asst

PERSONAL: Born Victoria Sharisse Dye in Lebanon, Tenn....A graduate of Lebanon High School, where she played under the direction of coach Larry Inman.....She was a three-sport athlete, including goalkeeper on the soccer team....Nickname is Vic. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A doctor....Favorite Athlete: Lebron James....Favorite Sports Team: Pittsburgh Steelers....Favorite Movie: The Player's Club....Favorite TV Show: Martin....Favorite Food: Hot Wings....Favorite Vacation Spot: Cruise in the Caribbean....Celebrity Crush: Drake....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Nike.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Your Motivation Music: My own special playlist....Favorite Thing About FMU: It's small and the community comes out to support the women's basketball program....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Shopping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Have a winning record and make it as far as possible in the tourney....Hobbies: Relaxing and having fun with friends. MAJOR: Business Administration.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

BRIANA BURGINS Forward, 5’8”, So., High Point, N.C. Southwest Guilford High School

FMU: Returning starter....Second on the team in minutes played per game (26.3) and rebounding (6.1) as a freshman....Third on the team in assists and and tied for third in steals and blocked shots....Seven games scoring in double figures with a high of 27 vs Clayton State (12-20-14)....Ranked 166th in NCAA Division II and 12th in the PBC in offensive rebounds per game (3.0)ing....Double-Double (12 pts/17 reb) in first collegiate game (vs Erskine 11-14-14)....Helped address the challenge of recruiting bigger guards....Will play the swing positions (two-guard and small forward)....Is a slasher and driver.....Outstanding student.....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 201516....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2015....FMU Swamp Fox AthleticAcademic Honor Roll 2014 (fall), 2015 (spring)....Omicron Delta Kappa honor society....FMU Diplomats.

CAREER HIGHS 27 pts vs Clayton St (12-20-14) 17 reb vs Erskine (11-14-14) 5 asst on two occasions

PERSONAL: Born Briana Krishawn Burgins in Greensboro, N.C....A product of Southwest Guilford High School, where she played for coaches Nick Scarborough and Lance Willard.....As a senior, averaged 15 points, nine rebounds, three assists, and three steals per game.....Shot 55 percent from the floor and 70 percent from the foul line and recorded 15 blocks in 28 contests.....Helped lead the Cowgirls to a 25-3 overall record, a perfect 10-0 conference mark, and an appearance in the third round of the NCHSAA playoffs.....Two-time All-Conference and All-District selection....Twice earned team most valuable player honors....Selected to play in the 2014 North Carolina Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game to be held in the Greensboro Coliseum.....Scored 1,129 career points....177 career steals....Twice named the MVP of the Sheetz (winter) Classic....Honored four times for having her squad’s highest grade point average.....As a junior, averaged 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.1 steals, and 2.3 assists per contest.....Member of the 2011 Cowgirls team that won the 4A state championship with a 30-2 record.....Gained Piedmont Triad 4-A Player of the Year honors for volleyball in 2013.....Nickname is Bri. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Lawyer....Favorite Athletes: Seimone Augustus, Elena Delle-Donne, Ivory Latta....Favorite Sports Teams: Minnesota Lynx, UNC Tarheels, UConn....Favorite Movies: Pretty Woman, Remember the Titans, Glory Road....Favorite TV Shows: Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, Cutthroat Kitchen....Favorite Foods: Red Velvet Cake, Freddy’s Burgers....Favorite Vacation Spot: Rome, Italy....Celebrity Crushes: Cam Newton, Colton Haynes....Favorite Sports Other than Your Own: Volleyball and soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): Wattpad.com....Favorite Social Media Site: Pinterest....Twitter Handle (optional): @loveeebeee_ ....Instagram Account: @loveeebeee_ ....Your Motivation Music: Pop, Alternative....Favorite Thing About FMU: Campus activites and the people....Favorite OffField Activity: Reading and watching movies....Goals for Upcoming Season: Qualify for the conference tournament, compete hard every game....Hobbies: Going to the movies and cooking....Interesting Notes: Holds record for most charges taken in a game at FMU, Voted Most Likely to be on ESPN in high school, I can’t whistle....Brush With Greatness: Chris Paul, Usher, Ralph Sampson. MAJOR: Pre-Medicine (Biology).

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 27-25

MPG 26.3

FGM-FGA PCT 69-208 33.2

FTM-FTA 60-95

PCT 63.2

REB 164

Three-Point Shots: 1-14 in 2014-15

AVG 6.1

PF-D 63-1

AST 55

TO 63

BLK 6

STL 42

PTS 199

AVG 7.4

2015-16 PATRIOTS

CAMILLE DASH

Guard, 5’6”, Sr., Savannah, Ga. Jenkins High School

CAREER HIGHS 16 pts at Bluefield St. (11-23-13) 16 at Ga. Southwestern (1-12-14) 9 reb vs Montevallo (1-18-14) 7 assts on two occasions

FMU: Three-year returning starter.....79 career games/58 career starts.....21 career games scoring in double digits....Second on team in assists in 201415....6 games scoring in double figures in 2014-15 (season high of 15 twice).....Ranked 11th in PBC in assists/turnovers ratio (1.4)....Top returning scorer and assist person for 2014-15 season....9 games scoring in double figures in 2013-14 (career-high of 16 points twice)....Excellent free throw shooter....More assists than turnovers....Made an impact as a scorer during her freshman year....Connected on 38% of three-point attempts....More assists than turnovers....Six games scoring in double figures in 2012-13 (season-high 15 vs North Georgia on 2-14-13)....Can play both guard spots....Very versatile and can score in a variety of ways....Member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2012-13, 2013-14....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2013....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2012 (fall). PERSONAL: Born Clara Camille Dash in Savannah, Ga....A product of Jenkins High School, where she played for head coach James Burke....Three-time AllRegion selection....Averaged 19.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.0 steals, and 2.8 assists per game as a senior....Named her region’s Player of the Year in 2012 and picked up All-Greater Savannah first-team honors as well....Also ran track, placing third in long jump (18'7") at 2011 state meet....Her brother Dwayne signed to run track & field at Marquette University in 2013....Nickname is Millie Millie. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Crime Scene Investigator....Favorite Athlete: Lebron James....Favorite Sports Team: North Carolina Tarheels....Favorite Movie: Fresh....Favorite TV Show: That 70s Show....Favorite Food: Hamburger with cheese and bacon....Favorite Vacation Spot: Jamaica....Celebrity Crush: Kyrie Irving....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Track and Field....Favorite Website (outside social media): ballislife.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Tumblr....Your Motivation Music: Hip-Hop, Neo Soul, 90s R&B....Favorite Thing About FMU: My friends....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Listening to music....Goals for Upcoming Season: Get a ring. MAJOR: Mass Communications.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 Totals

G-GS 28-21 26-20 25-17 79-58

MPG 23.0 25.9 16.8 22.0

FGM-FGA 71-199 82-194 56-147 209-540

PCT 35.7 42.3 38.1 38.7

FTM-FTA 28-39 42-52 15-20 85-111

PCT 71.8 80.8 75.0 76.6

REB 77 110 55 242

Three-Point Shots: 6-20 in 2014-15 ; 10-32 in 2013-14 ; 14-37 in 2012-13

AVG 2.8 4.2 2.2 3.1

PF-D 34-2 51-2 32-1 117-5

AST 82 64 29 175

TO 60 61 23 144

BLK 2 4 2 8

STL 34 36 20 90

PTS 176 216 141 533

AVG 6.3 8.3 5.6 6.7

2015-16 PATRIOTS

ALAYSIA WATTS Forward, 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;11â&#x20AC;?, Sr., Birmingham, Ala. Oak Mountain High School Lawson State Community College

FMU: Returning starter and 2-year letterwinner....Played in every game last season with 19 starts....Third-leading rebounder on team, second in blocked shots....8 games scoring in double digits with a high of 18 points vs Armstrong State (2-11-5)....2 double-doubles in 2014-15....Appeared in 19 contests in 2013-14....Led team in blocked shots....Season-high 9 points at Converse College (12-18-13)....Brings another scoring option to FMU's post play....Has the ability to score in a variety of ways...Can score both in the paint and on the perimeter....Does a great job on the glass at both the offensive and defensive ends.....Transfer from Lawson State Community College in Bessemer, Ala....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2015 (spring).....LSCC: This past year, averaged 8.0 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game....Helped the Cougars to an 18-9 record....Earned All-Conference and All-Tournament Team honors....Injured her freshman season.

CAREER HIGHS 18 pts vs Armstrong St (2-11-15) 14 reb at Lander (2-4-15) 2 assts on many occasions

PERSONAL: Born Alaysia T. Watts in Birmingham, Ala....Product of Oak Mountain High School....Also attended Taylor Road Academy....Nickname is Lay. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Lawyer....Favorite Athlete: Lebron James....Favorite Sports Team: Auburn Tigers....Favorite Movie: Best Man Holiday....Favorite TV Show: Power....Favorite Foods: Hot Dogs and Fajitas....Favorite Vacation Spot: Panama Beach....Celebrity Crush: Beyonce....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Ralph Lauren....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Instagram Account: blazinnew ....Your Motivation Music: Gospel....Favorite Thing About FMU: How loving and helpful the professors are. The people in general.....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Shooting pool....Goals for Upcoming Season: Be better than we were last year. For our team to have that family bond and have each other's back. And most of all, win a title and bring the FMU Women's Basketball program back to where it came from. Lastly, for all of us to achieve in the classroom.....Hobbies: Playing Drums....Interesting Notes: Brother Christopher Hubbard is an offensive lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers.....Brush With Greatness: Eric Bledsoe, Demarcus Cousins, Cam Newton, and a few musical artists. MAJOR: Accounting.

CAREER STATS YEAR

G-GS

MPG FGM-FGA

PCT

FTM-FTA

PCT

REB

AVG

PF-D

AST

BLK

STL

PTS

AVG

2014-15 2013-14 Totals

28-19 19-0 47-19

21.8 11.3 17.5

31.6 34.0 32.0

32-45 13-19 45-64

71.1 68.4 70.3

165 59 224

5.9 3.1 4.8

66-2 28-0 94-2

23 5 28

48 13 61

10 7 17

30 4 34

173 47 220

6.2 2.5 4.7

66-209 17-50 83-259

Three-Point Shots: 9-51 in 2014-15 ; 0-3 in 2013-14

2015-16 PATRIOTS

BROOKE DIXON Guard, 5’8”, Fr., Camden, S.C. Camden High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Inked during 2014 early signing period....A gifted shooter....A really good player....High school numbers didn’t truly reflect her shooting and scoring abilities as she was needed to play the point position.....Good combination of abilities to play either guard spot. PERSONAL: Born Brooke Erin Dixon in Columbia, S.C.....A product of Camden High School, where she played for coach Natalie Jeffcoat....Senior stats: averaged 14.3 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.8 assists per game....As a junior, averaged 9.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and 2.2 steals per game....National Honor Society member student....Served as president of her Senior Class.....Beta Club....Student Council 4 years....Superintendent Student Council....Also ran cross country for the Bulldogs....Also played with the lowcountry Ballers Basketball Association. CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb asst

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A teacher....Favorite Athletes: Steph Curry and Skylar Diggins....Favorite Sports Teams: Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Lynx....Favorite Movies: Love and Basketball and Remember the Titans....Favorite TV Show: Keeping up with the Kardashians....Favorite Food: Philly Cheese Steaks....Favorite Vacation Spot: Gatlinburg, Tenn....Celebrity Crush: Channing Tatum....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Rodeo....Favorite Website (outside social media): YouTube.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Instagram Account: brooke_dixon4 ....Your Motivation Music: Legend by Drake....Favorite Thing About FMU: I love that Francis Marion is known for my major (education) and that I can continue to play basketball at the collegiate level....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Horseback Riding....Goals for Upcoming Season: To contribute to a winning team.....Hobbies: Horseback Riding, hiking, painting, and reading....Interesting Notes: I live on a small farm with horses, dogs, and goats....Brush With Greatness: I trained with former WNBA player, Shannon Johnson, for several months. MAJOR: Education.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

KHAYANI CHANDLER Guard, 5’10”, So., Raleigh, N.C. Garner Magnet High School

FMU: Returning starter....Second leader scorer on team as a freshman....Led team in blocked shots and tied for third in steals....14 games scoring in double figures with a high of 24 points vs GRU Augusta (1-5-15)....Averaged higher (11.8 ppg) in conference games....Phenomenal athlete....Is long and gifted and will play the three position....One of the top high jumpers in the state of New Jersey....A tremendous student....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2015 (spring).

CAREER HIGHS 24 pts vs GRU Augusta (1-5-15) 11 reb vs Shaw (11-29-14) 3 assts on many occasions

PERSONAL: Born Khayani Nicole Chandler in Jersey City, N.J....A graduate of Garner Magnet High School, where she played for coach Hardrick Mays....Averaged 15.8 points, 10 rebounds, and 5.0 steals per game as a senior....All-Conference....Received Distinguished Honors and was selected as an Outstanding Senior.....Averaged 13.8 ppg as a junior.....Also attended Upper Room Christian Academy.....Nickname is Khai. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A Pediatrician....Favorite athletes: Kevin Durant and Seth Curry....Favorite Movie: Anything with Kevin Hart....Favorite Vacation Spot: Jamaica....Celebrity Crushes: Michael Ealy and Channing Tatum....Favorite Sports Other Then Your Own: Track and Volleyball....Favorite Website: YouTube....Twitter Handle: kchandler_12 ....Instagram: khaicole ....Favorite Thing about FMU: The people are really friendly and it's a great environment....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Watching Netflix, going to a movie, relaxing at the beach, spending time with my friends and family, and of course shopping!!....Goals for the Upcoming Season: Getting the ring....Interesting notes: My favorite color is Lime Green. MAJOR: Biology (Pre-Med).

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 28-22

MPG 25.0

FGM-FGA PCT 111-303 36.6

FTM-FTA 36-57

PCT 63.2

REB 127

Three-Point Shots: 28-93 in 2014-15

AVG 4.5

PF-D 74-2

AST 46

TO 55

BLK 11

STL 42

PTS 286

AVG 10.2

2015-16 PATRIOTS

COURTNEY WOOD

Forward, 6’0”, So., Granite Falls, N.C. South Caldwell High School

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Gained valuable experience as a freshman (25 games/5 starts)....Led team in field goal percentage (49.5%)....3 games scoring in double figures with a high of 18 points vs Allen (1-12-15)....A true post player that can score with her back to the basket....Fundamentally sound....Athletic....Runs the floor well.....Lots of potential....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2015-16.....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2015....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2014 (fall).

CAREER HIGHS 18 pts vs Allen (1-12-15) 8 reb vs Allen (1-12-15) 4 assts vs Montevallo (12-18-14)

PERSONAL: Born Courtney Danielle Wood in Lincolnton, N.C....A graduate of South Caldwell High School, where she played for coach Jeff Parham.....As a senior, averaged 18.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game while helping lead the Spartans to a 17-10 mark and a berth in the second round of the state 4A playoffs.....Connected on 52 percent of her field goal attempts and 82 percent of her free throws.....All-County Player of the Year....AllConference....All-Greater Hickory squad.....Nickname is Court. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: To be in the WNBA....Favorite Athletes: Maya Moore, Ivory Latta, Steph Curry, and Tony Parker....Favorite Sports Teams: UNC Tarheels, Green Bay Packers, and New York Yankees....Favorite Movies: She's the Man, Lilo and Stitch and Blue Chips....Favorite TV Show: Awkward....Favorite Food: Pasta....Favorite Vacation Spot: Gulf Shores, Ala....Celebrity Crush: Trey Burke....Favorite Sports Other than Your Own: Baseball or Volleyball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Spotify....Favorite Social Media Site: SnapChat....Twitter Handle (optional): CourtWood07 ....Instagram Account: CourtDanielle21 ....Your Motivation Music: I Don't Get Tired - Kevin Gates....Favorite Thing About FMU: There are some really great people here.....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Fishing....Goals for Upcoming Season: Pushing myself and my teammates everyday to the best of our ability. To hold ourselves accountable and to give it our all.....Hobbies: Fishing, hunting, and hiking....Brush With Greatness: Roscoe Dash in a Waffle House. MAJOR: Marketing.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 25-5

MPG 14.0

FGM-FGA PCT 47-95 49.5

FTM-FTA 23-35

PCT 65.7

REB 71

Three-Point Shots: 0-1 in 2014-15

AVG 2.8

PF-D 43-0

AST 13

TO 27

BLK 6

STL 8

PTS 117

AVG 4.7

2015-16 PATRIOTS

KRISTIN TINES Guard-Forward 5’10”, So., Richmond, Va. Richmond Community High School Cloud County Community College

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

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Cloudy County Community College....Three years of eligibility....Also attended Patrick Henry Community College....Received medical red-shirt for the 2012-13 season at PHCC....Lots of athleticism and length....Will be a great defender in our pressure-type system.....Good addition to our post core group as a face-up forward who is able to put the ball on the floor and create from the top of the key....Will bring maturity to our young group.....Very focused....Good student....CCCC: In 201314, averaged 2.0 ppg and 0.9 rpg in limited action....PHCC: Averaged 2.5 ppg and 5.3 rpg in four games in 2012-13 before being injured. PERSONAL: Born Kristin M. Tines in Richmond, Va.....A 2012 graduate of Richmond Community High School....Played sports at Thomas Jefferson High School.....Earned team most valuable player honors as a senior after averaging 13.5 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.1 blocks, 2.9 steals, and 2.3 assists per contest....Connected on 46 percent of her field goal attempts and 73 percent of her free throws....During prep career, also played volleyball and soccer, while earning All-Academic recognition.....Nicknames are Krissy and Valen (as in "Valen Tines"). PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Doppelganger....Favorite Athlete: Chelsea Coward....Favorite Movie: Red Tails....Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air....Interesting Notes: I have my own TV show; NFL Punt Pass and Kick finalist; I have 13 ribs; Secondteam in men's varsity soccer....Brush with Greatness: Had lunch with two Presidents; Presented an opening speech for President Obama. MAJOR: Undecided.

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

The Swamp Fox Club, formerly the Patriots Brigade, is the official booster club that generates support for the Francis Marion University Athletic Department. The mission is to provide full scholarship funding as established under NCAA guidelines for Francis Marion University’s intercollegiate athletic teams. The Swamp Fox Club offers memberships to both individuals and businesses. All money raised benefits every sport at FMU. Your support not only provides educational and athletic opportunities to worthy young people, but provides you valuable benefits as well. You also have the option of designating your entire gift to a specific sport if so desired. Gifts made to the Swamp Fox Club are tax deductible. On an annual basis, more than 185 student-athletes receive some scholarship assistance from the Swamp Fox Club. The athletic booster club has developed into a vitally important support group for the Athletic Department, pursuing the excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. For more information, or to receive a brochure, visit www.fmupatriots.com or call the athletic office at (843) 661-1240. 16

2015-16 PATRIOTS

KACEY MEDLIN Center, 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;2â&#x20AC;?, Fr., Florence, S.C. Florence Christian School

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Walk-on....Local Product.....Adds size and depth along the frontline....Bright future....Lots of potential.

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

PERSONAL: Born Kacey Lauren Medlin in Florence, S.C.....A graduate of Florence Christian School, where she played for coaches Scotty Keefe (FMU Hall of Fame baseball pitcher), Neil Minton, and Fred Eaddy.....Senior Year: averaged 12.8 points and 14.6 rebounds per game with 63 blocked shots for a 12-8 Eagles squad....Among the state leaders in rebounding....Shot 34% from the floor and 60% at the foul line....WPDE TV-15 2015 All-Hoop Zone Team and SCISA Player of the Year....2015 SCISA Region 3-2A Player of the Year....Selected to GISA-SCISA 2015 All-Star Game....2013 North-South Game selection....4year letterwinner....Also lettered in volleyball (middle hitter) and softball (pitcher)....2-time All-Region volleyball pick....All-State player / North-South Volleyball Match 2013 and 2014....Coach's Award in softball for 2015....2015 Christian Character Award....Rotary Club 2015 Outstanding Senior award....Beta Club....Member of the Honor Society....Who's Who in American Leadership.....Outstanding Junior Female in Leadership by the Junior League of Florence....Competition Math Team....Student Government....Wendy's Heisman Award winner. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A hair stylist....Favorite Athlete: Elena Delle Donne....Favorite Sports Team: Dallas Cowboys....Favorite Movies: This Means War, Life as We Know It, and Hot Pursuit....Favorite TV Shows: One Tree Hill, Friends, and Grey's Anatomy....Favorite Food: Steak....Favorite Vacation Spots: Anywhere in the Caribbean and New York City....Celebrity Crush: Adam Levine....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Websites (outside social media): Netflix and Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Your Motivation Music: Now or Never from High School Musical....Favorite Thing About FMU: It's located in my hometown and the people are super friendly....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Playing volleyball, hanging out with friends, and reading....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the Peach Belt Conference title and become a leader on and off the court....Hobbies: Going to the beach, going to the movies, and shopping....Interesting Notes: I am a neat freak, I like to stay busy, and I enjoy playing Jeopardy....Brush With Greatness: I was the 2015 WPDE TV-15 SCISA Player of the Year and Region Player of the Year in high school. MAJOR: Chemistry.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

SHAUNICE FULMORE Forward, 5’10”, Fr., Lake City, S.C. Lake City High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Inked during 2014 early signing period....Highly decorated local product....An exceptionally gifted player.....A frontline player who can handle the ball like a point guard.....Great leaper....Good speed....Offensively can shoot the jumper or take it to the rim.....FMU feels fortunate to be able to keep a Pee Dee area product home to play for the Patriots.

CAREER HIGHS Ready to set 4-year career highs pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Shaunice Elixis Fulmore in Florence, S.C.....A graduate of Lake City High School, where she plays for coach Charm Eaddy.....2015 NC/ SC All-Star Game selection....2015 Florence Morning News Girls Player of the Year....3-time All-State selection....School's all-time leading scorer with 2,065 points....5-year varsity letterwinner....As a senior, led the Pee Dee area in scoring at 25.7 points per game and steals (6.3 per game)....Also averaged 2.1 blocks per contest....4-time All-Region pick....2-time Region 7-AA Player of the Year honoree.....As a junior, she averaged 21.7 points, 10.0 rebounds, 3.5 steals, and 1.9 assists per game for the Lady Panthers.....Was named one of the Top 5 AAA Seniors for 2015 by the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association.....2-time WPDE TV-15 Miss Hoop Zone finalist....2-time High School Sports Report Region Player of the Year....Helped team advance to 2A lower state finals in 2012....Has twice been awarded her school’s Herb Rollins Award....Named to the Principals Honor Roll multiple times....Member of the National Beta Club and the LCHS chapter of the National Honor Society.....4time All-Region honoree for her play on the volleyball court....Nickname is Niecy. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Doctor....Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant....Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers....Favorite Movies: Best Man Holiday and Friday....Favorite TV Shows: Empire and Pretty Little Liars....Favorite Food: Chicken....Favorite Vacation Spot: The beach....Celebrity Crush: Morris Chestnut....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Instagram Account: Shaunice_Elixis ....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Goals for Upcoming Season: Helping my teammates as much as possible....Interesting Notes: What's interesting and also odd about me, I can crack my toes more than I can crack my fingers which I find weird. MAJOR: Biology.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

LAURYN BUSH Forward, 5’9”, Fr., Hilton Head Island, S.C. Hilton Head High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Walk-on....Good size...Solid strength....Versatile player....Can score attacking the basket or from threepoint range....Good rebounder and ball handler...Great court vision....High ceiling.

CAREER HIGHS Ready to set 4-year career highs pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Lauryn Patricia Bush in Hilton Head Island, S.C......A product of Hilton Head High School, where she played under the direction of coaches Dave Greenberg, Sean Rochester, and Tameeka Ford....As a senior, averaged 10.1 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game despite missing time with an injury....5-year varsity letterwinner (the first HHHS player ever to play varsity as an 8th grader)....Became 3rd Seahawks player over the past decade to surpass 1000 career points (had 1012)....Averaged nearly 9 points per game over her career—actually averaging double figures in points each of her last 4 years after averaging less than 4 points per game as an 8th grader.....Also averaged nearly 4 rebounds, 4 steals, and 2.6 assists per game over her career, and averaged making about 8 made three-pointers per year.....Helped HHHS post a 88-41 record, including two region championships, two second-place finishes, and one third-place showing.....One appearance in state quarterfinals.....Suffered torn ACL near end of sophomore season.....2-time All-State (second-team)....2-time All-Region twice....201314 All-Area team....2-time team Co-MVP.....Also lettered in soccer....Student Government....Class President....National Honor Society....International Baccaluarate (IB) program graduate....Junior Leadership Class of 2014 chosen by the HHI-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce....Nickname is Lo. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pop Star and Marine Biologist....Favorite Athletes: Stephen Curry and Maya Moore....Favorite Sports Teams: Golden State Warriors, Dallas Cowboys, N.Y. Yankees, and Minnesota Lynx....Favorite Movie: Interstellar....Favorite TV Show: Graceland....Favorite Food: Boiled Peanuts....Favorite Vacation Spot: Oahu, Hawaii....Celebrity Crush: Nick Jonas....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): Nike.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Twitter Handle (optional): @lobush13 ....Instagram Account: @lobush13 ....Your Motivation Music: Star67 By Drake or Youth of The Nation By P.O.D....Favorite Thing About FMU: The opportunity it gives me to live out my college basketball dream and pursue my career dream as well....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Playing guitar....Hobbies: Netlfix, playing guitar, and soccer....Interesting Notes: I was the first eighth grader to start for varsity basketball at Hilton Head Island High School and was awarded Rookie of the Year that same year for SC-3AAA schools.....Brush With Greatness: I met NFL Football Player Chris Canty at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting. MAJOR: Industrial Engineering. 19

2015-16 PATRIOTS

CAMERON DAVIS Forward, 5’11”, Fr., Rock Hill, S.C. South Pointe High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Will likely redshirt for the 2015-16 season.....Has a world of potential....Will certainly bolster the roster....Adds strength and power to our frontline....Address needs that the team has.....Bright future.

CAREER HIGHS Ready to set 4-year career highs pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Ivana Cameron Davis in Charleston, S.C.....A graduate of South Pointe High School, where she played for coach Stephanie Butler.....A a senior, averaged 9.2 points and 7.5 rebounds per game, while connecting on 46 percent of her field goal attempts and 65 percent of her free throws.....Helped lead the Stallions to a 20-5 mark.....4-year letterwinner (83 career games)....Also a four-year standout on the soccer field.....Honor roll student....Part of her school’s ROTC Leadership program in 2014.....Nickname is Cam. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian....Favorite Athletes: Lebron James, Candice Parker, Ali....Favorite Movie: Last Holiday....Favorite TV Show: Kim Possible....Favorite Food: Macaroni....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Celebrity Crush: Chris Brown....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): Ebay....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Twitter Handle: @CaM3r0 ....Instagram Account: @camdavis20 ....Your Motivation Music: Lip Gloss by lil mama gets me hyped up!!!....Favorite Thing About FMU: I don't know yet, probably my team....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Adventure, explore....Goals for Upcoming Season: Recovery, coming back stronger than ever....Hobbies: Soccer, student council....Interesting Notes: I've worn one size 12/13 since 10th grade. MAJOR: Biology.

ASHLEY GREEN Guard, 5’3”, Fr., Summerville, S.C. Summerville High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Will likely medically redshirt in 2015-16....Has a world of potential and will certainly bolster our roster....Left-handed....Will have the opportunity to play at the point position in the future....Addresses a need after leading scorer and assists person graduated.

CAREER HIGHS Ready to set 4-year career highs pts reb assists

PERSONAL: Born Ashley Christina Green in Summerville, S.C.....A graduate of Summerville High School, where she played under the direction of head coach Matt Legare.....As a senior, averaged 12.4 points, 4.8 steals, 3.7 assists, and 2.8 rebounds per contest for a 21-6 Lady Green Wave squad that reached the AAAA Lower State semifinals.....In 2014-15 garnered All-State and All-Region honors in addition to being named her region’s Player of the Year.....Selected to participate in the 2015 North/South All-Star game....Received the 2015 Senior of the Year award at Summerville.....Helped Summerville to four consecutive Region 8-AAAA championships and a current 31-game conference winning streak.....An All-Region pick as a junior, she guided the Lady Green Wave to an appearance in the 2014 Lower State championship game.....Finished her career with more than 700 points, 200 assists, and nearly 300 steals....Nickname is Ash Cash. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Firefighter....Favorite Athlete: Isiah Thomas....Favorite Sports Team: Boston Red Sox....Favorite Movie: The Great Gatsby....Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air....Favorite Food: Pizza....Favorite Vacation Spot: Miami, Fla.....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Social Media Site: Tumblr....Instagram Account: Acgreen_ ....Your Motivation Music: HipHop....Favorite Thing About FMU: Academics....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Video games....Goals for Upcoming Season: Helping the team win....Hobbies: Fishing and hunting. MAJOR: Biology.

2015-16 PATRIOTS

KIA WARE Center, 6’1”, Fr., Augusta, Ga. Westside High School

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Underwent knee surgery during the pre-season and will medically red-shirt in 2015-16....Signed during the 2014 early signing period....A true back-to-the-basket post player.....Jumps very well for a post....Good ball handler.....Will help in the rebounding game as she adheres to the ‘go and get it’ mentality. PERSONAL: Born Marian Zi'Kia Ware in Augusta, Ga.....A product of Westside High School, where she played for coach Ivory Hugee....As a junior, averaged 13.1 points and 13.2 rebounds per game with season totals of 40 assists, 36 blocked shots, and 25 steals.....2014 All-Region and her team’s Most Improved award.....3-year starter.....Also lettered in volleyball....Nickname is Kia. CAREER HIGHS (ready to set 4-year marks) pts reb asst

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pediatrician....Favorite Athlete: Candace Parker....Favorite Sports Team: OKC Thunder....Favorite Movie: Bad Boys....Favorite TV Show: Power....Favorite Food: Hot Wings....Favorite Vacation Spot: Miami Beach....Celebrity Crush: Tyrese....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Nike.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Your Motivation Music: My game time selected playlist....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Going to the nail salon....Goals for Upcoming Season: To be a stronger post player and leader....Hobbies: Swimming, doing hair, going shopping, going to the nail salon....Interesting Notes: "I've missed over 9,000 shots in my career; I've lost almost 300 games; 26 times I've been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed; I've failed over and over and over again in my life; and that is why I succeed".....I'm very goofy. MAJOR: Biology.

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SUPPORT STAFF

Murray Hartzler Athletic Director

Dr. Allen Clabo F.A.R.

Reghan Boehmke AthleticTrainer

Andrea Kolodziej AthleticTrainer

Andy Slocum Ath. Dept. Intern

Jo Retha Evans Sr. Admin. Asst.

Mark Bluman Business Mgr.

Michael G. Hawkins Sports Info.Director

Joey Elledge Ath. Dept. Intern

Stacey Vallee Brandon Heembrock Sr. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Adm. Equipment Mgr.

Eric Schwab Athletic Trainer

Ashleigh Windley Compliance Director

2014-15 STATISTICS 2013-14 RECORD: ALL GAMES........... CONFERENCE.......... NON-CONFERENCE......

OVERALL 13-13 7-12 6-1

HOME 6-5 4-5 2-0

AWAY 6-8 3-7 3-1

NEUTRAL 1-0 0-0 1-0

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------00 Dee Gray 26-19 634 24.4 98-262 .374 7-28 .250 61-77 .792 50-134-184 7.1 51-2 36 54 3 20 264 10.2 3 Briana Robinson 25-21 743 29.7 94-227 .414 16-42 .381 57-71 .803 18-69-87 3.5 57-0 118 68 1 52 261 10.4 4 Camille Dash 26-20 673 25.9 82-194 .423 10-32 .313 42-52 .808 42-68-110 4.2 51-2 64 61 4 36 216 8.3 10 Erin Pinkett 26-2 446 17.2 49-154 .318 45-124 .363 8-11 .727 9-24-33 1.3 37-0 25 29 2 9 151 5.8 14 Kim Roach 26-14 475 18.3 61-154 .396 0-0 .000 56-78 .718 49-64-113 4.3 44-1 18 28 5 19 178 6.8 20 De'Ana Turner 3-0 19 6.3 3-4 .750 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 1-2-3 1.0 2-0 2 3 0 0 7 2.3 21 Cy'erra Mills 26-21 605 23.3 67-174 .385 25-82 .305 43-61 .705 33-64-97 3.7 58-1 57 55 1 25 202 7.8 22 Alexia Bell 26-16 527 20.3 93-174 .534 0-0 .000 50-81 .617 57-60-117 4.5 67-3 28 43 6 14 236 9.1 23 Alaysia Watts 19-0 214 11.3 17-50 .340 0-3 .000 13-19 .684 28-31-59 3.1 28-0 5 13 7 4 47 2.5 24 Lauren Woods 26-7 414 15.9 30-75 .400 12-36 .333 15-27 .556 19-30-49 1.9 48-1 28 31 3 6 87 3.3 34 Chelsea Dukes 26-10 450 17.3 50-144 .347 19-69 .275 26-36 .722 15-41-56 2.2 36-0 29 24 3 10 145 5.6 Team 45-45-90 16 Total.......... Opponents......

26 26

Score by Periods Francis Marion University Opponents

5200 5200

1st 2nd 857 937 833 880

644-1612 623-1491

.400 .418

134-416 115-419

.322 .274

372-517 352-518

.720 .680

366-632-998 315-668-983

38.4 479-10 410 425 37.8 491-10 390 476

35 195 1794 69.0 65 225 1713 65.9

Totals 1794 1713

DATE 11-08-13 11-09-13 11-14-13 11-23-13 11-26-13

OPPONENT at Univ. of Tampa $ vs Florida Southern $ VIRGINIA UNIV. OF LYNCHBURG at Bluefield State College at Pfeiffer University

W/L L W W W W

SCORE 65-73 74-61 98-42 79-65 70-51

ATTEND 173 100 757 100 100

12-2-13 12-16-13 12-18-13 1-2-14 1-4-14

GEORGIA COLLEGE * at USC Aiken * at Converse College at GRU AUGUSTA * ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC *

L W W W W

58-69 71-69 84-53 52-45 67-58

692 742 50 300 587

1-10-14 1-12-14 1-16-14 1-18-14 1-20-14 1-25-14 1-30-14 2-1-14 2-6-14 2-8-14 2-15-14 2-16-14 2-19-14 2-22-14 2-25-14 3-1-14

at Columbus State Univ. * at Georgia Southwestern * at Armstrong Atlantic State * UNIV. OF MONTEVALLO * CLAYTON STATE UNIV. * USC AIKEN * at UNC Pembroke * at Flagler College * UNC PEMBROKE * at Lander University * at Young Harris College * at University of North Georgia * FLAGLER COLLEGE * GRU AUGUSTA * BLUEFIELD STATE COLLEGE LANDER UNIVERSITY *

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

51-68 80-75 72-74 67-65 68-71 68-73 61-73 77-81 68-54 71-74 53-72 71-78 72-78 70-66 66-61 61-64

404 232 256 742 767 892 693 109 1179 310 632 358 692 1189 644 724

* Peach Belt Conference game $ Spartan Challenge Tournament in Tampa, FL # Florida Tech Holiday Classic in Melbourne, FL

HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS (14) Alexia Bell (7) Dee Gray (20) Briana Robinson (9) Dee Gray (17) Briana Robinson (10) Dee Gray (19) Dee Gray (8) Alexia Bell (14) Erin Pinkett (9) Alexia Bell (14) Alexia Bell (9) Dee Gray (19) Briana Robinson (11) Dee Gray (18) Dee Gray (9) Cy'erra Mills (17) Cy'erra Mills (6) Kim Roach (14) Briana Robinson (14) Dee Gray (17) Briana Robinson (7) Alexia Bell (7) Kim Roach (7) Camille Dash (11) Kim Roach (8) Alaysia Watts (18) Cy'erra Mills (9) Dee Gray (15) Camille Dash (6) Kim Roach (16) Chelsea Dukes (9) Camille Dash (20) Cy'erra Mills (7) Alexia Bell (19) Dee Gray (12) Dee Gray (18) Chelsea Dukes (7) Dee Gray (22) Briana Robinson (12) Dee Gray (18) Briana Robinson (7) Kim Roach (15) Chelsea Dukes (10) Dee Gray (15) Dee Gray (8) Dee Gray (15) Alexia Bell (7) Alexia Bell (23) Alexia Bell (6) Camille Dash (15) Cy'erra Mills (8) Camille Dash (12) Dee Gray (11) Dee Gray (12) Kim Roach (9) Dee Gray

1973-2015 ROSTER A Ashley Abed (2007-08) Chiffonia Adderson (1996-2000) Annette Alston (1982-86) Jeannette Alston (1982-86) Leigh Ammons (1998-2002) Jackie Ansley (1980-81) Lynn Avant (1974-75) Michelle Avignone (1981-82)

B Rnesha Baldwin (2001-03) Lisa Barnhill (1982-83) Jacque Barton (1982-83) Nancy Baxley (1975-76) Kari Beeson (1983-87) T.T. Belcher (2010-12) Alexia Bell (2013-14) YaRiah Bell(2007-08) Maria Belotti (1994-95) Cassandra Bishop (1980-82) Tonya Boatwright (1988-90) Harriett Bonnoitt (1981-82) Kim Booker (1984-85) Kendra Bothof (2010-11) Vaughn Bowen (2002-04) Tiahana Bowens (2009-10) Jennifer Brabson (1996-2000) Sharon Brailey (1982-83) Marcy Brown (1986-90) Stephanie Brown (2014-15) Natalie Bruce (2014-15) Terra Bukovec (1995-96) Mazie Bullard (1973-74) Damita Bullock (1997-98) Briana Burgins (2014-15) Elaine Burns (1989-93)

C Brenda Cain (1985-89) Tammy Campbell (1986-90) Gwen Canty (1981-85) Khayani Chandler (2014-15) Brittany Christian (2010-12) Robin Colbert (2008-11) Dawn Coleman (2009-10) Kisha Conway (1994-96) Erin Cook (2006-07) Maria Costas (1973-77) Alice Creed (1983-87) Cindy Crenshaw (1975-76, 77-78)

D Camille Dash (2012-15) Dana Dawson (1995-97) Jennifer Dewell (2003-05) Kristen Dickerson (2009-13) Yasmean Dixon (2006-08) Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Velvet Dotson (2003-04) Shonelle Downer (2004-08) Danelle Downs (2008-11) Phyllis Dozier (1976-77) Chelsea Dukes (2013-14) Emilee Dunton (2011-12) Megan Duran (1996-2000) Jennifer Dyer (2007-09)

E Courtenay Etheredge (2002-06)

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

G Veda Gardner (1992-93) Doretha Garland (1983-85) Tiara Gause (2012-13) Michelle Ghere (2001-05) Danielle Gibson (2011-12) Karen Gibson (1984-85) Anne Gioscia (2000-02) Vanessa Goff (2004-08) Debra Goodman (1983-84) Sherer Gordon (1991-95) Classie Graham (1982-83) Jennifer Grande (1993-94) Dee Gray (2012-14) Rita Grayson (2007-08) Emily Green (2014-15) Sarah Green (1989-94) Renee Guilliams (2004-08)

H Freda Hamilton (1994-97) Dorothy “Dot” Hanna (1987-89) Glenda Harris (1980-81) Hattie Harris (2011-13) Rena Harville (1978-79) Berenice Hatchett (1992-94) Brandy Hensley (2000-02) Jennifer Howard (2001-05) Tenisha Howze (2008-09) Diane Hubbard (1973-75) Anne Hutchens (2000-01) Melinda Hydrick (1977-78)

I Ana Imani (2009-12) Tosha Ings (1994-97)

J Clara Jackson (1977-81) Mary Jackson (1988-92) Peg Jeffers (1973-74, 75-76) Michelle Jennings (1983-84) Nikki Jerome (2002-04) Chelsey Johnson (2011-12) Jontell Johnson (1999-2003) Mariah Johnson (2014-15) Simone Johnson (2012-13) Angie Jones (1979-81) Annie Jones (1987-89) Hannah Jones (2010-11) Kim Jones (1975-76)

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

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

M Shavone Mack (2004-08) Terri Maksim (1979-80) Monica Mann (2009-11) Rhonda Manning (1989-90) Kirby Marsh (2005-08) Traci Matthews (1992-93, 94-97) Jennifer McDaniel (1999-2001) Jalyn McDowell (2012-13) Jackie McDuffie (1980-82) Tracy McIntosh (1997-2001) Jessica McKnight (1991-92) Melanie McLeod (1980-84) Kenna McNeeley (1992-94) Courtney Mealing (2009-11) Nicole Mealing (2009-10) Lynette Mickle (1978-80, 81-83) Sienna Gandy-Miller (2004-07) Cy’erra Mills (2013-15) Karyn Montague (1986-90) Cherry Montgomery (1976-79) Becky Moody (1973-76) Gail Moody (1974-78) Charlene Moore (1979-80) Danielle Moore (2002-06) Kim Moore (1987-90) Pearl Moore (1975-79) Leslie Morgan (1989-92) Shaquana Morgan (2007-09) Maria Murdock (1983-87)

N Sherry Nelson (1978-79) Carol Nilsen (1979-80) Rose Marie Norton (1974-75)

P Rachel Pack (1998-2000) Tracy Parmley (1988-90) Pam Pickney (1986-88) Amy Pietrzak (1993-95) Erin Pinkett (2012-14) Miriam Pittman (1981-83) Dominique Powell (2008-09) Danielle Pray (2014-15) Shaketa Preal (2005-07) Cindy Pryor (1976-77) Jennifer Puckett (1995-98)

Q Chelsea Quinlin (2006-07)

R Kevina Ranson (2007-09) Renata Raymond (2002-03) Fenissa Rice (1989-93) Briana Robinson (2012-14) Dale Robinson (1978-80) Kim Roach (2012-14) Karen Rogers (1976-77) Kendra Rowland (1998-2002) Evelyn Ruff (2007-09)

S Constance Satchell (1989-91) Dee Dee Scott (1988-89) Staci Scott (1992-93) Jackie Scovel (1977-79) Daisy Sellers (1992-95) Sadie Sellers (1976-77) Hope Severance (1990-94) Mary Sharp (1993-94) Amanda Sheheen (1985-89) Holly Sineath (1991-92) Creshenda Singletary (2004-09) Shannon Singleton-Bates (2007-11) Kim Slawson (1982-86) Joleen Sloper (1993-97) Penny Smith (1976-77) Lakesha Starks (1995-96) Dawn Stevens (1993-94) Shelly Stewart (1987-88) Amber Stuckey (1988-89) Savanna Summers (2014-15) Crystal Sweat (1993-96)

T June Talbert (1976-78) Kristie Tecson (1997-2001) Christy Thomas (1998-2002) Pat Thomas (1974-76) Patricia Thomas (1975-76) Carmella Thompson (2011-12) Sebrina Tillman (1989-92) Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Joanna Tincher (2000-04) Jane Toczylowski (1999-2000) DeAsia Toney (2012-13) Erin Torpey (2002-03) Simone Trice (2009-12) Precious Tucker (2009-10) Chenoa Turner (1987-88) De’Ana Turner (2013-15) Lynn Turner (1973-75) Wanda Turner (1978-79)

W Lisa Waldrop (1983-87) Daphne Walker (2011-12) Susan Wall (1973-74) Kay Ward (1973-74) Alaysia Watts (2013-15) Bailey Watts (2014-15) Lisa Wesley (1974-76) Keahna Wheatland (2008-09) Shayla Whitaker (1995-96) Judy White (1980-81) Jasmine Williams-Hayes (2010-13) Martha Williamson (1976-81) Deborah Wilson (1976-80) Tiffany Wilson (2009-10) Nikki Wolfe (1996-2000) Courtney Wood (2014-15) Lauren Woods (2013-14) Christy Wright (1997-2001) Nicki Wright (1992-93)

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

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

College Basketball’s Career Scoring List (11-15) 1. John Pierce (David Lipscomb Univ. TN) 1990-94 4,230 2. Philip Hutcheson (David Lipscomb Univ. TN) 1986-90 4,106 3. Pearl Moore (Francis Marion College SC) 1975-79 4,061 4. Travis Grant (Kentucky State University) 1969-72 4,045 5. Miriam Walker-Samuels (Claflin College SC) 1987-90 3,855 6. Deb Remmerde (Northwestern IA) 2004-08 3,854 6. Bob Hopkins (Grambling State University) 1953-56 3,759 7. Archie Talley (Salem College WV) 1973-76 3,720 8. Steve Platt (Huntington College IN) 1971-74 3,700 9. Pete Maravich (Louisiana State University) 1967-70 3,667 Joe Miller (Alderson-Broaddus College WV) 1954-57 3,667 11. Lynette Woodard (University of Kansas) 1978-81 3,649

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

Pearl Moore standing in front of her exhibit at the 2011 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Knoxville, Tenn. 26

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

1-0 0-1 3-0 13-6 3-0 1-0 2-0 25-19 12-0 1-0 5-0 3-0 21-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 8-0 1-1 1-4 3-3 1-0 1-0 16-10 12-19 1-9 24-2 0-1 33-3 24-27 1-0 13-0 20-26 14-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-4 1-0

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

2-1 0-1 0-1 22-2 15-6 6-6 1-0 1-0 0-1 3-1 0-1 20-19 30-19 1-1 11-2 1-0 1-0 5-3 1-1 6-11 0-1 1-0 53-30 4-2 1-2 2-0 17-3 0-1 3-0 3-2 2-3 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 4-2 1-0 11-1 4-1 23-4 1-0 6-2 1-1 1-0 7-4

FMU MILESTONE WINS NO. #1 #50 #100 #200 #300 #400 #500 #600 #700 #800

SCORE 53-44 95-68 113-79 83-76 94-40 68-59 86-85 86-56 119-49 67-65

OPPONENT (DATE) at Sand Hills Community College (1-4-74) # Princeton University (3-25-76) vs Columbia College (2-1-79) @ College of Charleston (2-12-83) at Mount Olive College (11-15-86) vs Central Wesleyan College (1-17-91) at Fayetteville State University (11-19-97) vs Augusta State University (2-24-01) vs Morris College (11-25-08) vs Univ. of Montevallo (1-18-14)

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

The Patriot women’s basketball team has: ... played contests in 16 states (AR,CA,CO,FL,GA,IA,KY,MO,NC,OH,OK,PA,SC,TN,TX,VA) ... participated in 16 national tournaments ... scored 100+ points in consecutive games played on the same day (3-5-76) 27

University of North Georgia 7-10 North Greenville University (SC) 3-1 Northern Kentucky University 1-0 Northern State University (SD) 0-1 Oklahoma Panhandle State University 1-0 Peace JUCO 1-0 Pfeiffer University (NC) 3-2 Phillips University (OK) 0-1 Portland, University of (OR) 0-1 Presbyterian College (SC) 13-3 Princeton University (NJ) 1-0 Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 1-0 Rollins College (FL) 0-1 St. Ambrose College (IA) 1-0 St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (NC) 10-1 St. Augustine’s College (NC) 6-0 Saint Leo College (FL) 1-0 Saint Paul’s College (VA) 1-0 Sand Hills Community College (NC) 1-0 Scranton, Univ. of (PA) 0-1 Selma University (AL) 1-0 Shaw University (NC) 0-2 Shorter College (GA) 0-1 South Carolina, University of 6-11 South Carolina State College 2-16 Southeastern Louisiana University 0-2 Southern Wesleyan University (SC)**** 10-2 Southwest Baptist University (MO) 1-0 Tampa, University of (FL) 1-1 Tarkio College (MO) 0-1 Tenn-Chattanooga, University of 2-1 Tennessee Wesleyan College 1-0 Texas Wesleyan College 1-0 Tusculum College (TN) 1-2 Union University (TN) 1-1 UNC Asheville 1-0 UNC Charlotte 1-1 UNC Pembroke** 42-23 UNC Wilmington 2-0 USC Aiken 46-29 USC-Lancaster 1-0 USC Upstate *** 37-19 Ursinus College (PA) 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth University 1-0 Virginia Intermont College 1-0 Virginia Univ. of Lynchburg 1-0 Voorhees College (SC) 18-0 Washburn University (KS) 0-1 Wayland Baptist University (TX) 1-0 Western Carolina University (NC) 1-0 William & Mary, The College of 2-0 William Penn College (IA) 1-0 Wingate University (NC) 6-8 Winston-Salem State University (NC) 1-1 Winthrop College (SC) 11-3 Wofford College (SC) 4-2 Young Harris College (GA) 1-2 10-6-15 Formerly known as: * Atlantic Christian College ** Pembroke State Univ. *** USC Spartanburg **** Central Wesyelan College $ Augusta State U.

All-Time FMU Team Record 42 seasons 811 wins 427 losses .655 winning percentage Two National Championships

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

+ AIAW Small College Regional Tournament in Louisville, Ky.

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

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

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

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

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

^ in Rock Hill, S.C. % NAIA District Six Tournament game in Florence, S.C. @ NAIA District Six Tournament in Orangeburg, S.C. $ NAIA Bi-District XI playoff game in Florence, S.C. = NAIA Nat’l Tourn. in Cedar Rapids,Iowa 1984-85 26-4 (#8 NAIA) Head Coach Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell Nov.20 at Newberry W 87-44 Nov.27 Columbia College W 93-59 Nov.28 Morris W 118-32 Dec.3 at Pembroke State W 81-78 Dec.5 at Baptist College W 82-74 Dec.7 Voorhees W 87-39 Dec.8 High Point W 110-75 Jan.8 at USC-Aiken W 99-41 Jan.11 at Erskine W 79-55 Jan.12 at Lander W 94-68 Jan.14 Coker W 110-39 Jan. 17 at Coll. of Charleston L 86-90 Jan. 19 USC Spartanburg W 101-70 Jan. 21 at Coastal Carolina W 83-62 Jan. 24 Longwood W 115-75 Jan. 25 Georgia Southern L 67-69 Jan. 26 Fayetteville State W 112-91 Jan.29 at Morris W 112-91 Jan.31 Coastal Carolina W 106-60 Feb.2 Baptist College W 101-46 Feb.8 ^ UNC-Asheville W 87-65 Feb.9 ^ Coll.of Charleston L 71-74 Feb.13 Claflin W 85-82 Feb.15 Erskine W 92-49 Feb.20 Coll.of Charleston W 91-66 Feb.22 at Benedict W 118-68 Feb.23 Presbyterian W 80-61 Feb.26 Limestone % W 97-68 Mar.1 @ Coll. of Charleston W 88-68 Mar.2 @ Claflin L 66-75 ^ Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. % NAIA District Six Tournament game @ NAIA Dist. Six Tourn. in Orangeburg,SC 1985-86

36-2

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Armstrong Atlantic St.*W 76-56

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

12-18

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

2005-06

13-16

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

14-13

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

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

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

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

6-22

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

11-17

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

21-9

* Peach Belt Conference game $ Patriot Tip-Off Classic

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

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

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

27-5 (#20 NCAA II)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

18-10

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

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

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

FMU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T 2011-12

9-17

2013-14

Head Coach: Kate Glusko Nov. 18 vs Lenoir-Rhyne # L Nov. 19 at Mars Hill L Nov. 22 at St. Andrews W Nov. 23 Voorhees W Nov. 30 Lander * L Dec. 3 Augusta State * L Dec.17 at Armstrong Atl.* OT W Dec.19 at Coker W Dec.30 Saint Augustine’s W Jan. 4 USC Aiken * L Jan. 7 Clayton State * L Jan. 9 Montevallo * L Jan. 11 at Flagler * W Jan. 16 at North Georgia * L Jan. 20 Georgia College * L Jan. 22 Coastal Georgia L Jan. 28 at Ga. Southwestern * L Jan. 29 at Columbus State * L Feb. 2 UNC Pembroke * L Feb. 4 at Lander * L Feb. 8 Morris W Feb. 11 at Augusta State * W Feb. 15 at UNC Pembroke * L Feb. 18 Flagler * L Feb. 20 Armstrong Atl. St. * W Feb. 22 at USC Aiken * L

59-67 58-77 84-44 59-57 51-54 42-49 77-70 58-53 60-54 47-59 56-68 57-67 54-31 55-75 50-58 65-67 60-64 59-72 56-59 62-96 85-55 59-51 52-62 58-63 66-63 63-65

* Peach Belt Conference game # Biltmore Farms/Mars Hill Classic in Mars Hill, NC

Head Coach: Kate Glusko Nov. 8 at Tampa $ L 65-73 Nov. 9 vs Florida Southern $ W 74-61 Nov. 14 Virginia-Lynchburg W 98-42 Nov. 23 at Bluefield State W 79-65 Nov. 26 at Pfeiffer W 70-51 Dec. 2 Georgia College * L 58-69 Dec. 16 at USC Aiken * W 71-69 Dec. 18 at Converse W 84-53 Jan. 2 at GRU Augusta * W 52-45 Jan. 4 Armstrong Atlantic* W 67-58 Jan. 10 at Columbus State * L 51-68 Jan. 12 at Ga. Southwestern * W 80-75 Jan. 16 at Armstrong Atlantic* L 72-74 Jan. 18 Montevallo * W 67-65 Jan. 20 Clayton State * L 68-71 Jan. 25 USC Aiken * L 68-73 Jan. 30 at UNC Pembroke * L 61-73 Feb. 1 at Flagler * L 77-81 Feb. 6 UNC Pembroke * W 68-54 Feb. 8 at Lander * L 71-74 Feb. 15 at Young Harris * L 53-72 Feb. 16 at #23 North Georgia* L 71-78 Feb. 19 Flagler * L 72-78 Feb. 22 GRU Augusta * W 70-66 Feb. 25 Bluefield State W 66-61 Mar. 1 Lander * L 61-64

1981-82 AIAW DIVISION II

1985-86 NAIA

* Peach Belt Conference game $ Spartan Challenge in Tampa, FL 2014-15

2012-13

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SQUADS

13-13

8-20

13-13

Head Coach: Kate Glusko Nov. 9 at Southern Wesleyan Nov. 14 Claflin Nov. 17 Newberry Nov. 24 at Brenau Nov. 27 Barber-Scotia Dec. 3 Coker Dec. 15 at Georgia College * Dec. 17 USC Aiken * Jan. 2 Augusta State * OT Jan. 5 at Armstrong Atl. St.* Jan. 10 Columbus State * Jan. 12 Ga. Southwestern * Jan. 19 at Montevallo * Jan. 23 at Clayton State * Jan. 26 at USC Aiken * Jan. 29 at Morris Feb. 2 Flagler * OT Feb. 7 at UNC Pembroke * Feb. 9 Lander * Feb. 14 North Georgia * Feb. 16 Young Harris * Feb. 20 at Flagler * Feb. 23 at Augusta State * Feb. 25 Armstrong Atl. St.* Feb. 27 UNC Pembroke * Mar. 2 at Lander *

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

97-69 80-54 67-58 58-61 forfeit 68-54 51-75 55-75 81-76 72-94 71-77 78-73 65-66 66-80 58-69 86-64 64-74 72-69 69-50 48-82 58-51 77-88 40-55 61-75 73-70 67-66

Head Coach: Jay Sparks Nov. 14 vs Erskine % Nov. 15 at North Greenville % Nov. 19 at Claflin Nov. 25 at Fayetteville State Nov. 29 Shaw Dec. 1 Winston-Salem St. Dec. 11 at Mount Olive Dec. 13 at Newberry Dec. 18 Montevallo * Dec. 20 Clayton State * Jan. 3 at Columbus State * Jan. 5 GRU Augusta * OT Jan. 7 Flagler * Jan. 10 at Armstrong State * Jan. 12 Allen Jan. 14 UNC Pembroke * Jan. 17 Young Harris * Jan. 19 at North Georgia * Jan. 24 at USC Aiken * OT Jan. 28 Lander * Jan. 31 at Georgia College * Feb. 4 at Lander * Feb. 7 at Flagler * Feb. 11 Armstrong State * Feb. 14 Ga. Southwestern * Feb. 18 at GRU Augusta * Feb. 21 USC Aiken * Feb. 25 at UNC Pembroke *

L 59-75 W 61-60 L 53-73 L 65-71 L 65-90 W 68-59 L 60-64 L 40-56 W 79-47 L 62-76 L 51-73 W 75-73 W 68-52 L 60-77 W 97-42 L 50-55 L 65-67 L 71-76 L 70-74 L 74-79 L 70-76 L 60-85 W 53-50 W 76-73 L 63-75 L 40-52 L 60-74 L 38-63

* Peach Belt Conference game * Peach Belt Conference game % PBC/CC Challenge in Tigerville, SC

“The Patriot women’s basketball team has won at least 20 games in 22 of 42 all-time seasons, including three 30-win seasons and two national championships“

FMU Trips to the NCAA II Tournament: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 Sweet 16 Appearences: 2009, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998 Final 4 Appearences: 1998

First WBB Team 1973-74

NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball All-Time Victories List Team Yrs. Won 1. Bentley 41 977 2. Arkansas Tech 38 934 3. Cal Poly Pomona 41 921 4. Central Missouri 45 896 5. Delta State 36 888 6. Stonehill 44 863 7. Washburn 46 855 8. Emporia State 41 827 9. Northern State 38 817 10. West Texas A&M 34 815 11. Francis Marion 42 811 12. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 40 793 31

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

2004-05 North Division 1. UNC Pembroke 2. USC Aiken 3. Augusta State 4. Francis Marion Lander USC Upstate South Division 1. *^Clayton State 2. Columbus State 3. GC&SU 4. Kennesaw State 5. North Florida 6. Armstrong Atl. 2005-06 1. *North Georgia 2. Clayton State 3. USC Upstate 4. Armstrong Atl. UNC Pembroke 6. Columbus State Francis Marion ^GC&SU 9. Augusta State USC Aiken 11. Lander 2006-07 North Division 1. USC Aiken 2. UNC Pembroke 3. Lander 4. North Georgia 5. USC Upstate 6. Francis Marion South Division 1. *^Clayton State 2. Columbus State GCSU 4. Augusta State 5. Armstrong Atl. 6. Ga. Southwestern 2007-08 1. *Augusta State *Clayton State *Francis Marion *^Lander *USC Aiken 6. Columbus State 7. Armstrong Atl. 8. North Georgia 9. GCSU 10. UNC Pembroke 11. Ga. Southwestern 2008-09 1. *Francis Marion 2. Clayton State 3. Armstrong Atlantic ^Lander USC Aiken 6. GCSU 7. Columbus St. 8. UNC Pembroke 9. North Georgia 10. Augusta St. Ga. Southwestern 2009-10 East Division 1. *Lander 2. Francis Marion 3. USC Aiken 4. UNC Pembroke 5. Armstrong Atlantic 6. Flagler 7. Augusta State West Division 1. GCSU 2. ^Clayton State 3. Columbus State 4. Montevallo Georgia Southwestern 6. North Georgia

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

17-3 16-4 12-8 12-8 12-8 11-8 10-10 8-12 5-15 3-17 3-17

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

17-1 16-2 10-8 8-10 6-12 3-15 0-18

27-4 27-5 15-13 14-14 9-17 8-19 1-26

13-4 12-5 11-6 7-10 7-10 4-13

21-8 24-7 17-11 14-13 12-16 9-17

2010-11 East Division 1. Lander 16-2 USC Aiken 16-2 3. Francis Marion 11-7 4. UNC Pembroke 8-10 5. Armstrong Atlantic St. 4-14 6. Flagler 3-15 7. Augusta State 2-16 West Division 1. *^~Clayton State 17-0 2. Georgia College 11-6 3. Columbus State 8-9 4. North Georgia 6-11 Georgia Southwestern 6-11 Montevallo 6-11 * PBC Champions ~ NCAA Natâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l ^ PBC Tournament Champions 2011-12 East Division 1. ^USC Aiken 16-2 2. Lander 15-3 3. UNC Pembroke 12-6 4. Armstrong Atlantic St. 7-11 5. Augusta State 7-11 6. Francis Marion 4-14 7. Flagler 2-16 West Division 1. *Clayton State 16-1 2. Columbus State 11-6 3. Georgia Southwestern 10-7 4. North Georgia 6-11 Montevallo 6-11 6. Georgia College 2-15 2012-13 East Division 1. Augusta State 14-5 2. USC Aiken 13-6 3. Flagler 10-9 4. Armstrong Atlantic 8-11 5. Francis Marion 7-12 6. UNC Pembroke 6-13 7. Lander 6-13 West Division 1. Clayton State *^ 19-0 2. Columbus State 12-7 3. Montevallo 12-7 4. North Georgia 10-9 5. Georgia College 8-11 6. Young Harris 7-12 7. Ga. Southwestern 1-18 2013-14 East Division 1. Armstrong Atlantic 14-5 2. Flagler 10-9 3. USC Aiken 9-10 4. Francis Marion 7-12 Lander 7-12 6. Georgia Regents 5-14 UNC Pembroke 5-14 West Division 1. Clayton State * 16-3 2. North Georgia 15-4 3. Young Harris 14-5 4. Columbus State ^ 13-6 5. Georgia College 9-10 6. Montevallo 5-14 7. Ga. Southwestern 4-15 * PBC champions ^ PBC Tournament champions 2014-15 East Division 1. Lander 16-3 2. USC Aiken 13-6 3. Armstrong 11-8 4. UNC Pembroke 8-11 GRU Augusta 8-11 6. Flagler 6-13 7. Francis Marion 5-14 West Division 1. Columbus State *^ 18-1 2. North Georgia 12-7 3. Clayton State 11-8 4. Georgia College 10-9 5. Ga. Southwestern 8-11 6. Young Harris 7-12 7. Montevallo 0-19 * PBC champions ^ PBC Tournament champions

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

27-4 24-8 16-12 13-13 12-15 9-17 4-22 29-4 16-11 18-9 12-14 11-16 4-22

21-6 22-8 15-13 13-14 13-13 12-16 9-17 32-1 16-11 17-12 14-15 12-14 13-13 3-23

21-8 12-15 11-18 13-13 12-17 9-17 9-17 22-7 23-7 19-7 21-8 18-11 8-18 9-17

23-7 18-12 13-14 10-16 9-18 9-17 8-20 31-2 21-9 17-12 16-13 14-12 10-16 1-25

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS Highest 3FG%: 43.5% Jennifer Brabson (1998-99) INDIVIDUAL: Highest FT%: Points: 60 Pearl Moore (3-22-78) 85.8% Jennifer Brabson (1999-00) vs Eastern Washington State College Highest FG%: 10-10 Martha Williamson Rebounds: 640 Leatha Lee (1976-77) (2-15-79) vs Columbia College Highest Rebounding Average: 20.0 rpg Leatha Lee (1976-77) Highest 3FG%: 5-5 Jennifer Puckett Assists: 190 Melanie McLeod (1981-82) (1-27-96) vs Georgia College Turnovers: Highest FT%: 12-12 Jennifer Brabson 155 Melanie McLeod (1981-82) (2-22-00) vs Converse, 12-12 Crystal Sweat (2-13-95) vs USC Spartanburg Blocked Shots: 165 Tracey Tillman (1986-87) Rebounds: 32 LaRue Fields (1-28-76) vs University of South Carolina Steals: 150 Kim Slawson (1985-86) Assists: 18 Melanie McLeod (1-29-82) vs UNC Wilmington TEAM: Games: 38 in 1985-86 Turnovers: 12 by three individuals Most / Fewest Wins: Blocked Shots: 12 Shavone Mack 36 in 1985-86 / 6 in 1993-94 (2-1-06) vs North Georgia 6 in 2006-07 Steals: 12 by Kevina Ransom (3-14-08) Most / Fewest Losses: vs Clayton State Univ. 22 in 2006-07 / 2 in 1985-86 Minutes: 55 Sherer Gordon (1-18-95) Highest / Lowest Winning Percentage: vs Lander University .947 (36-2) in 1985-86 / .273 (6-22) in Triple-Doubles: eight occasions 2006-07 Pearl Moore, 3-22-78 Consecutive Wins: 28 (1/20-11/27/86) Melanie McLeod, 11-28-81 Tracey Tillman, 12-3-86 and 2-7-87 Highest / Lowest Scoring Average: Cherita Linton, 2-13-88 and 2-22-88 93.6 ppg in 1985-86 / 53.7 ppg in 1973-74 Most 100+ Games: 14 in 1985-86 Mary Jackson, 1-10-90 Highest / Lowest Scoring Margin: Quad-Double: Sherer Gordon, 1-18-95

SINGLE GAME

+36.3 ppg in 1985-86 / -8.7 ppg in 2006-07

TEAM: Most Points: 128 vs Morris (2-13-88) 128 vs Morris (2-14-87) Most Points in a Half: 69 (second half) vs Morris (11-28-84) Fewest Points: 33 vs Furman (11-15-06) Fewest Points in a Half: 12 (first half) vs Erskine (1-23-93); 12 (first half) at Augusta State (2-23-13) Largest Margin of Victory: 94 (128-34) vs Morris (2-13-88) Largest Margin of Defeat: 54 (118-64) vs Clemson (12-9-78) Most Points Allowed: 118 vs Clemson (12-9-78) Fewest Points Allowed: 19 vs UNC Wilmington (2-9-74) Most Points Both Teams: 221, FMU (108) at Columbus St (113) OT (2-10-08) Fewest Points Both Teams: 77 FMU (34) vs UNCP (43) (2-7-07) Highest FG%: 69.0% (49-71) vs Lenoir-Rhyne (2-10-83) Highest 3FG%: 100% , seven occasions Highest FT%: 100% (13-13) at USCA (12-16-13);(13-13) vs Wofford (12-5-92); 100% (4-4) at Georgia College (12-15-12) Rebounds: 83 vs USC-Lancaster (3-5-76) Assists: 39 vs UNC Wilmington (1-29-82) Turnovers: 56 vs Voorhees (1-10-90) Blocked Shots: 19 vs No.Georgia (2-1-06) Steals: 40 vs Morris (2-13-88)

SEASON INDIVIDUAL: Points: 1,109 Pearl Moore (1977-78) Highest Scoring Average: 33.6 ppg Pearl Moore (1977-78) Highest FG%: 61.1% Tracey Tillman (1985-86)

Highest / Lowest Scoring Avg. Allowed: 77.1 ppg in 2007-08 / 40.5 ppg in 1973-74

Highest FG%: 53.6% in 1981-82 Highest 3FG%: 42.9% in 1998-99 Highest FT%: 74.7% in 1999-2000 Highest / Lowest Rebounding Average: 52.0 rpg in 1987-88 / 25.6 rpg in 1973-74 Highest Rebounding Margin: +15.0 rpg in 1987-88 and 1980-81 Assists: 708 in 1985-86 Turnovers: 786 in 1986-87 Blocked Shots: 250 in 1986-87 Steals: 650 in 1985-86

CAREER Points: 3,884 Pearl Moore (1975-79) Highest Scoring Average: 30.6 ppg Pearl Moore (1975-79) Highest FG%: 57.7% Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Highest 3FG%: 39.7% Anne Gioscia (2000-02) Highest FT%: 78.3% Jennifer Brabson (1996-2000) Rebounds: 1,472 Daphne Donnelly (1979-83) Assists: 586 Amanda Sheheen (1985-89) Turnovers: 439 Melanie McLeod (1980-84) Blocked Shots: 468 Tracey Tillman (1984-88) Steals: 462 Kim Slawson (1982-86) Games: 137 Lisa Waldrop (1983-87) 137 Kathy Flaten (1983-87) 10-6-15

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

Moore

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

Donnelly

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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

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

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

586 575 547 501 440

PAST ALL-AMERICANS

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

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

WHERE THEY PLAY (SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER) FMU’S SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER Named in honor of the university’s first president, Dr. Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center provides comprehensive facilities for student services and activities as well as for recreation and athletic programs to serve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974, the center’s gymnasium orginally seated 3,027 for basketball, but with recent renovations that include new theatrestyle seats, a new hardwood floor, new scoreboards, a new lighting and sound system, and a new paint job it now seats 2,547. The Patriot Women have compiled a 428-137 (.758) mark in the Smith University Center, including a 190-69 run in the past 259 games. The FMU men’s basketball team owns a 330-206 (.616) record in the building. In addition to numerous sporting events, the building has hosted musical concerts, an appearance by Miss America 1994 Kimberly Aiken, U.S. Presidential candidates, and both college and high school commencement exercises. Francis Marion hosted the 1978 AIAW Division II National Women’s Basketball Tournament, and in 1988, the U.S. Olympic Women’s Basketball Team played an exhibition game against the Cuban National Team. In 1998, 1999, and 2008, FMU hosted the NCAA Division II women’s basketball South Atlantic Regional Tournament.

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

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

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

In addition to the Walter Douglas Smith University Center, which houses the gymnasium, raquetball courts, weightroom, fitness room, and an olympic-sized swimming pool, other on campus athletic facilities include John Kassab (tennis) Courts, a reslite eight-lane track, two natural grass intramural fields, an outdoor recreational pool, and the new state-of-the-art Griffin Athletic Complex, which opened in 2012. It includes Clifford S. Cormell (baseball) Field at Sparrow Stadium, the FMU Softball Stadium, Murray G. Hartzler (soccer) Field, and a fieldhouse. 36