2010-2011 Lady Bulldog Basketball

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Schedule

2010-11 WOMen’s basketball Schedule Date Opponent NOVEMBER TUE 2 ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE (Ky.) SAT 6 UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS (Ill.) HOMECOMING Sun 7 University of Tennessee # Tue 9 Vanderbilt University #

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7:00 p.m.

UNION UNION Knoxville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.

SAT 13

2:00 p.m.

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Jackson Rotary Classic (Nov. 18-20) THU 18 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Thu 18 Freed-Hardeman vs. Azusa Pacific (Calf.)

Thu 18 Bethel vs. Vanguard (Calif.)

Fri 19 Bethel vs. Oklahoma Bap�st FRI 19 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (Calif.)

Fri 19 Freed-Hardeman vs. Vanguard (Calf.)

Sat 20 Freed-Hardeman vs. Oklahoma Bap�st Sat 20 Bethel vs. Azusa Pacific (Calf.)

SAT 20 VANGUARD UNIVERSITY (Calif.)

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9:00 p.m.

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SAT 27 Mon 29

TOUGALOO COLLEGE (Miss.)

Lee University (Tenn.)

4:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

UNION Cleveland, Tenn.

DECEMBER Fri 3 Sat 4 THU 9 Sat 11 WED 15

St. Xavier University (Ill.) $ Olivet Nazarene University (Ill.) $ SHORTER COLLEGE (Ga.) Campbellsville University (Ky.) EVANGEL UNIVERSITY (Mo.)

5:30 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. UNION Campbellsville, Ky. UNION

JANUARY Thu 6 SAT 8 Thu 13 SAT 15 Mon 17 THU 20 SAT 22 Thu 27

Bethel University (Tenn.) * MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE (Tenn.) * Lyon College (Ark.) * FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY (Tenn.) * Mid-Con�nent University (Ky.) * CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY (Tenn.) * BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE (Miss.) * Trevecca Nazarene University (Tenn.) *

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McKenzie, Tenn.

UNION Batesville, Ark. UNION Mayfield, Ky. UNION UNION Nashville, Tenn.

FEBRUARY THU 3 Sat 5 THU 10 Sat 12 Mon 14 THU 17 Sat 19 THU 24

BETHEL UNIVERSITY (Tenn.) * Mar�n Methodist College (Tenn.) * LYON COLLEGE (Ark.) * Freed-Hardeman University (Tenn.) * Cumberland University (Tenn.) * MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY (Ky.) * Blue Mountain College (Miss.) * TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY (Tenn.) *

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UNION Pulaski, Tenn.

UNION Henderson, Tenn.

Lebanon, Tenn.

UNION Blue Mountain, Miss.

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7:00 p.m.

Higher Seed Oman Arena – Jackson, Tenn.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CUMBERLANDS (Ky.)

MARCH TranSouth Conference Tournament (Feb. 28, March 2, 4, 7) NAIA Na�onal Tournament (March 16-22) * - denotes a conference match HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

# - Exhibi�on Games

All �mes are Central Standard Time

$ - Olivet Nazarene Classic

For more informa�on, visit www.uu.edu/athle�cs

Listen live all season long on 93.1 FM or live on the web at www.uu.edu/athle�cs/info/live

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Director of Athle�cs Tommy Sadler • tsadler@uu.edu Office Phone: (731) 661-5218 Athle�c Secretary Teresa Thomas • �homas@uu.edu Office Phone: (731) 661-5130 University Loca�on/Informa�on 1050 Union University Drive | Jackson, TN 38305 Main Switchboard: (731) 668-1818 Athle�cs Phone: (731) 661-5130 Athle�cs Fax: (731) 661-5182 Website: www.uu.edu/athle�cs Founded: 1823 Enrollment: 4,186 Sports Informa�on Director Steven Aldridge • saldridge@uu.edu Phone: (731) 661-5027 Fax: (731) 661-5182 Student Assistants Emily Davis, Hendersonville, Tenn.

Allison Caldwell, Lexington, Tenn.

Tyler Boone, Clarksville, Tenn.

Emily Clement, Jackson, Tenn.

Andrew Key, Nashville, Tenn.

Melissa Ferrell, Jackson, Tenn.

Women’s Basketball Head Coach Mark Campbell • mcampbel@uu.edu Office Phone: (731) 661-5344 Alma Mater: Lipscomb (Tenn.) University (1994) Record at Union: 364-46 (.888) Career Record: Same Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Ka�e Woodruff • kwoodruff@uu.edu Office Phone: (731) 661-5171 Alma Mater: John Brown (Ark.) University (1996) Women’s Basketball Graduate Assistant Coaches Kiely Schork (second season) Kaitlin Dudley (first season) Women’s Basketball Quick Facts Nickname: Lady Bulldogs Colors: Red & White Affilia�on: NAIA Conference: TranSouth Conference Gym: Fred DeLay Gymnasium Fred DeLay Gymnasium Capacity: 2,200 Previous Season Overall record: 36-2 Conference Finish: 16-0 (1st Place) Post Season: TranSouth Tournament (2nd Place) Final Ranking: No. 1 Team Na�onal Tournament History Years: 21 appearances (1988, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 ,00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10) Wins-Losses (%): 56-16 (.777) NAIA Na�onal Titles: 5 (1998, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010) Cover Design Sco� Heit, Union Director of Crea�ve Services Sarah Belcher, Union Graphic Design Specialist Interior Design and Layout Steven Aldridge, Union Sports Informa�on Director Photography Union Sports Informa�on Office Morris Abernathy, Union Photographer Union Photography Student Staff Wri�ng, Edi�ng Union Sports Informa�on Office Prin�ng Tennessee Industrial Prin�ng, Inc. (Jackson, Tenn.)

Quick facts, table of contents, media outlets TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. 2010-11 Schedule...................................................................................................................................................2 Media Outlets & Quick Facts....................................................................................................................................3 Union University Informa�on.................................................................................................................................4 Le�er from the President.........................................................................................................................................5 Director of Athle�c Opera�ons................................................................................................................................6 Athle�c Staff Directory............................................................................................................................................7 Head Coach Informa�on.........................................................................................................................................8 Coaching Staff/Athle�c Trainer................................................................................................................................9 Season Outlook....................................................................................................................................................10 Roster........................................................................................................................................11 Player Profiles..................................................................................................................................................12-20 Cheerleaders..............................................................................................................21 TranSouth Conference Recap & NAIA Informa�on..................................................................................................22 Opponent Informa�on..........................................................................................................................................23 Previous Season Summary....................................................................................................................................24 Previous Season Stats and Results.........................................................................................................................25 Union Honor Roll...................................................................................................................................................26 Year-by-Year Records/Championship History.......................................................................................................27 Record Book.....................................................................................................................................................28-31 Union Championship Recaps.................................................................................................................................32 Program Ministries...............................................................................................................................................33 2010 NAIA Championship Highlight Page...............................................................................................................34 Media Roster.........................................................................................................................................................35 2010-11 Team Photo....................................................................................................................outside back cover

UNION UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS - MEDIA OUTLETS ELECTRONIC MEDIA • www.uu.edu/athle�cs • www.facebook.com/UUAthle�cs • www.twi�er.com/UUAthle�cs • www.transouth.org • www.naia.org • www.victorysportsnetwork.com • www.jacksonsun.com • www.wbb�v.com • www.jacksonnewsnow.com/sports • www.radio.pressbox1.com PRINT • The Jackson Sun | Jackson, TN 38301 | (731) 425-9636 | sports@jacksonsun.com TELEVISION

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university information

www.uu.edu/about/ Location: Jackson, Tennessee (area population: 100,000), 80 miles east of Memphis and 120 miles west of Nashville. Forbes magazine recently ranked Jackson as one of America’s top 150 cities for business and careers.

Student Body: More than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students from more than 40 states and 35 countries.

Student to Faculty Ratio: 12:1 Percentage of Faculty with Highest Possible Degree in Field: 84% Emphasis: A private, four-year, coeducational liberal arts-based university offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees.

History: Founded in 1823, Union is the oldest institution affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.

Technology: Each residence apartment is equipped with filtered Internet and cable connections. In addition, wireless network access is available in residence commons areas, as well as in each academic building and the Student Union Building. Students receive a Union e-mail account and private file storage space on the Union network.

Activities: More than 50 major student-produced music and theatre events each academic year; 70 campus clubs, societies, fraternities, sororities and other organizations; Cardinal & Cream student newspaper and The Torch, a literary journal.

Campus: Union University’s main campus in Jackson and its extension campuses in Germantown and Hendersonville cover 360 acres. The wooded Jackson campus features pine groves, sycamores, a variety of oaks including Shumardi oaks lining the great lawn, elm, dogwoods, sweet gums and cherry trees.

There are more than 40 major buildings and excellent athletic facilities. More than $120 million in new campus construction has been completed during the past decade, including several new Georgian-Colonial classroom buildings that support state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities. Most of Union’s on-campus housing was constructed in 2008. Student-suggested design features were incorporated in each new building; all residence buildings include a private bedroom for each student.

The campus is situated along the U.S. 45 bypass in north Jackson and is adjacent to one of Jackson’s largest concentration of retail establishments and restaurants.

Campus Visits: Visit our campus anytime to meet with faculty or visit a class. You are also invited to join us for a Union Preview Day. This year’s Preview Days schedule is found at http://www.uu.edu/campusvisits or call 1.800.33.UNION. Office hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., first and third Saturdays of the month from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Major Recognitions * U.S.News & World Report: Union is ranked as one of only 80 schools nationally “where the faculty has an unusual commitment to undergraduate teaching.” This new category debuted in 2010. For a second consecutive year, Union was listed among 77 “schools to watch” across the nation. Overall, the magazine ranks Union 16th among master’s universities in the South, which means Union has been classified as a Top Tier institution each year since 1997. Editors also identify Union as an “A+ option for serious B students.” * Princeton Review: Princeton Review ranks Union among the top 141 schools in the Southeast. Nationally, 640 schools received this regional ranking, which is only accorded to about 25% of the nation’s colleges and universities. * Forbes: In its second annual “America’s Best Colleges” edition, Forbes editors evaluated 600 of the nation’s 4,000 colleges and universities based on the quality of the education they provide, and how much their students achieve. Union ranked 278th on the Forbes list -- up four places from last year -- and was one of only two institutions in Tennessee west of Nashville selected for inclusion. * America’s 100 Best College Buys: An objective and independent research company surveys more than a thousand U.S. colleges and universities each year, then analyzes the information to find out which schools offer the best education for the dollar based upon academic performance indicators and comparative costs.

Union University has been among schools identified as “America’s 100 Best College Buys” since 1998. * President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll: Initiated in 2006, this award recognizes colleges and universities nationwide that support innovative and effective community service and service-learning programs. Union is also one of only 160 institutions named to the list for three straight years, and one of only six four-year schools in Tennessee with that distinction. * College Access and Opportunity Guide: Union is listed among 220 U.S. colleges “committed to serving and supporting today’s first-generation, low-income and traditionally underserved college-bound students.” Union is one of only four Tennessee institutions so honored. * Colleges of Distinction: Union and the other schools chosen for inclusion in this guide exhibit four distinctives of superior colleges and universities: engaged students, great teaching, vibrant communities and successful outcomes. * Templeton Foundation: Union is listed in the Foundation’s guide entitled Colleges that Encourage Character Development. Schools included in this listing have “exemplary programs, presidents, and colleges and universities that inspire students to lead ethical and civic-minded lives.”

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letter from the president

“Dear Friends of Union University Athletics: Thank you so much for your support of Union University athletics. A commitment to excellence is one of our four core values across the University best demonstrated in our numerous quality academic programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels. For 14 straight years, Union has been listed as a Top Tier University in the South by U. S. News and World Report. One of the fastest growing private institutions in the entire South, Union University continues to make strides in all aspects of our work, and athletics is no exception.

For seven straight seasons, Union has been the recipient of the TranSouth Conference All-Sports Trophy. This recognition speaks well of all of our coaches and athletes. We salute all of those who serve Union university so faithfully in our Department of Athletics. We thank each of you for your support of the Union University athletic teams and for support of our distinctive Christ-centered mission.”

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Director of athletics Tommy Sadler enters his 26th year of service at Union University, and the second in his role as the Director of Athle�cs for Union. Sadler was named to this posi�on a�er serving the 2008-09 year as the ac�ng athle�cs director. He follows in the footsteps of Dr. David Blackstock, who had been Union’s Athle�c Director for the past 34 years.

Sadler, a na�ve of Jackson, is a 1972 graduate of South Side High School and a 1976 graduate of Union University. During his �me at Union, Sadler played four years of baseball for the Bulldogs. In 1981, he received his Master of Educa�on from the University of Memphis.

His tenure at Union began in 1985 as director of public rela�ons. A�er a year in that role, he became the university’s director of corporate and founda�on support, a posi�on he held for 10 years. In 1996, Sadler then moved into his previous role as associate director of athle�cs.

Sadler earned the Union University Staff Member of the Year in 1994. In 2010, Sadler was named the TranSouth Conference Athle�c Director of the Year.

Sadler has also been very ac�ve in athle�cs at the conference level. He is beginning his ninth year as the president of the TranSouth Conference, of which Union is a member. Prior to this �me as president, he served the conference as its vice president.

Tommy Sadler

Director of Athle�cs 1050 Union University Drive Jackson, TN 38305 Phone: 731-661-5218 Email: tsadler@uu.edu

“Tommy Sadler has faithfully served Union University in a variety of ways through the years, but his key contribu�on has been in his work with the athle�c department,” Dockery said. “He is respected by all of our coaches, by those who support the athle�c program and by the leadership of the university. At this transi�onal �me in the life of our athle�c department, I know of no one be�er to help us chart a future course for that department than Tommy Sadler.”

Sadler and his wife Michelle, a teacher in the Jackson-Madison County School District, make their home in Jackson.

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athletic staff directory

Union Athle�cs • 1050 Union University Drive • Jackson, TN 38305 • 731-661-5130(p) • 731-661-5182(f) NAME ADMINISTRATION Dr. David S. Dockery Tommy Sadler Dr. Linn Stranak Teresa Thomas Dr. Keith Absher

TITLE

EMAIL

PHONE (731)

University President Director of Athle�cs Department Chair of PEWS Athle�cs/PEWS Secretary Faculty Athle�c Representa�ve

tsadler@uu.edu lstranak@uu.edu �homas@uu.edu kabsher@uu.edu

661-5180 661-5218 661-5288 661-5130 661-5367

ATHLETIC TRAINING Kristy Johnson Cliff Pawley Sarah Davenport Jennifer Farroll Karen Tankersley

Head Athle�c Trainer ATEP Coordinator/Athle�c Trainer Athle�c Trainer/Instructor Athle�c Trainer/Instructor Athle�c Trainer

kjohnson@uu.edu cpawley@uu.edu sdavenpo@uu.edu jfarroll@uu.edu ktankersley@uu.edu

661-5439 661-5529 661-5280 661-5024 661-5439

FACILITIES Andy Rushing

Director of Athle�c Facili�es

arushing@uu.edu

661-5333

SPORTS INFORMATION Steven Aldridge

Sports Informa�on Director

saldridge@uu.edu

661-5207

BASEBALL Brent Fronabarger Joseph Talley JT Taylor David Maristany

Head Baseball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Graduate Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Coach

bfronaba@uu.edu jtalley@uu.edu

661-5489 661-5956

BASKETBALL (Men) David Niven Trevor Lydic Ben Easley

Head Men’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

dniven@uu.edu tlydic@uu.edu

661-5132 661-5286

BASKETBALL (Women) Mark Campbell Ka�e Woodruff Kiely Schork Kaitlin Dudley

Head Women’s Basketball Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Graduate Assistant Women’s Basketball Graudate Assistant Women’s Basketball

mcampbel@uu.edu kwoodruf@uu.edu

661-5344 661-5171 661-5575 661-5575

CHEERLEADING Tina Giddens Becky Ranfeld

Head Cheerleading Sponsor Assistant Cheerleading Sponsor

tgiddens@uu.edu

661-5299

CROSS COUNTRY (Men and Women) Dr. Gary Johnson Head Cross Country Coach

gjohnson@uu.edu

661-5246

GOLF (Men) Andy Rushing

Head Men’s Golf Coach

arushing@uu.edu

661-5333

SOCCER (Men) Clovis Simas Michael Lee

Head Men’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach

csimas@uu.edu mlee@uu.edu

661-5533 661-6590

SOCCER (Women) Brandon Boylan Isaac Brooks

Head Women’s Soccer Coach Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach

bboylan@uu.edu ibrooks@uu.edu

661-5293 661-6589

SOFTBALL Heather Hall Ashton Strode

Head So�ball Coach Graduate Assistant

hhall@uu.edu

661-5141

VOLLEYBALL Kelly Ellio� Ariel Apolinario

Head Volleyball Coach Assistant Volleyball Coach

kellio�@uu.edu aapolinario@uu.edu

661-5970 661-5451

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head coach

Mark Campbell is now in his 12th season as the head coach of the Lady Bulldogs. Campbell is coming off his fourth NAIA Na�onal Title (2005, 2006, 2009, 2010) in six seasons and his sixth straight trip to the NAIA semifinals. Union finished the 2009-10 season with a 36-2 record, a na�onal �tle and their 12th regular season �tle in the 14 year history of the league. Over the past three seasons, Campbell has led his teams to a combined 108-4 record, including a historic 2007-08 season as they recorded the first perfect regular season in Union women’s basketball history. The Lady Bulldogs finished with a perfect 29-0 regular season mark in 2007-08.

Campbell has 364 wins to just 46 losses (.888). He is currently in second place on the all-�me Union coaching wins list (current list: Blackstock-509, Campbell-364, Birmingham-198). Campbell’s .888 winning percentage ranks No. 1 among ac�ve NAIA women’s basketball coaches with five or more years of coaching. In a win over Azusa Pacific (Calif.) on Nov. 22, 2008, Campbell notched his 300th career win. He recorded his 200th career win on Nov. 19, 2005 versus The Master’s (Calif.), while earning his 100th career win over Philander Smith (Ark.) on Nov. 19, 2002

Mark Campbell Head Coach

In his career as Union’s head coach, Campbell’s teams have won four NAIA Na�onal Titles (2005, 2006, 2009, 2010), nine conference regular season �tles and seven conference tournament �tles. He has reached the 35-win plateau five �mes in his career and set a program record with 37 wins in 2008-09

1050 Union University Drive Jackson, TN 38305

Campbell con�nues the winning tradi�on of the Union program which has accumulated the second most wins of any women’s basketball program (all levels NCAA and NAIA) over the last five years (UCONN 174, Union 169, Tennessee 157). Union ranks second over the last ten years among all levels of women’s basketball with 336 wins, second over last 15 years with 499 wins, and since 1992, Union leads all levels of women’s basketball with 621 wins.

Phone: 731-661-5344 Email: mcampbel@uu.edu

Campbell spent five seasons as a player for the Lipscomb Bison basketball team. He graduated from Lipscomb University in 1994 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and from Union University in 1996 with a Masters degree in Educa�on.

Over his career as the head coach of Union women’s basketball, Campbell has been named the TranSouth Coach of the Year six �mes (2001, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), NAIA Coach of the Year four �mes (2005, 2006, 2009, 2010), and NAIA WBCA Coach of the Year twice (2004, 2008). Campbell serves as the na�onal rater for the TranSouth Conference.

A�er red-shir�ng his freshman season at Lipscomb University, Campbell went on to excel in the basketball arena. Campbell currently ranks 12th in all-�me scoring at Lipscomb with 1,509 points. The 724 assists he accumulated during his career place him in the top five at Lipscomb for career assists. Campbell helped guide the Bison to five na�onal tournament appearances, a 129-19 four-year record, and a na�onal record of 41 wins in a season.

Mark Campbell Year-By-Year Win/Loss Records Year

Head Coach

Record (Conf.)

2009-10

Mark Campbell 364-46 (.888)

36-2 (16-0)

2008-09

Mark Campbell

37-1 (16-0)

2007-08

Mark Campbell

35-1 (18-0)

2006-07

Mark Campbell

30-6 (15-3)

2005-06

Mark Campbell

31-6 (10-2)

2004-05

Mark Campbell

35-5 (8-4)

2003-04

Mark Campbell

32-5 (14-2)

2002-03

Mark Campbell

34-3 (15-1)

2001-02

Mark Campbell

35-4 (13-1)

2000-01

Mark Campbell

31-5 (13-1)

1999-2000

Mark Campbell

28-8 (13-1)

Union head coaches since the 1972-73 season

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1981-99 18 seasons

David Blackstock

1998-99 1 season

Lisa Hutchins

31-5, .861

1972-81 9 seasons

Peggy Birmingham

198-57, .776

509-89, .851

A�er college, Campbell joined Union’s men’s basketball coaching staff as the graduate assistant in 1994 and then became the full �me assistant coach in 1996. He worked under the guidance of fellow Lipscomb graduate and former Union men’s head coach Ralph Turner for five seasons un�l being named the women’s basketball coach in 1999.

During his �me as a head coach for the Union University Lady Bulldogs, he has proven to be much more that a great basketball coach. “I believe my responsibility to each of my players is to have a vision for who they can be in every area of life, and communicate it to them in a way that challenges them to pursue it.”

Mark Campbell is married to the former Molly Graves of Jackson. They are the proud parents of their son Gray, born on July 10, 2002, daughter Ella, born on April 9, 2004, and son Kalyan, born February 16, 2009.

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assistant coach, graduate assistants & athletic trainer

Ka�e Woodruff is now in her eighth season with the Lady Bulldogs. She served as assistant coach for five seasons, before leaving to spend two years working with WinShape Camps in Atlanta, Georgia. She returned as assistant coach for the 2008-09 season.

Woodruff first came to the Lady Bulldog coaching staff in 2001 from Kansas City. There, she worked for K-Life, Inc. a para church ministry with an emphasis on discipleship to junior high and high school students. In 2005 and 2006, she helped lead the Union Lady Bulldogs as they captured back-to-back NAIA Na�onal Championships.

As a player at John Brown University in Arkansas, she was an All-Conference performer on the court while par�cipa�ng in the Sooner Athle�c Conference with NAIA powerhouse teams such as Oklahoma City and Southern Nazarene.

A�er gradua�ng from John Brown University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology, Woodruff worked for one season as a volunteer assistant coach at the College of the Ozarks.

Katie Woodruff Assistant Coach

1050 Union University Drive Jackson, TN 38305 Phone: 731-661-5171 Email: kwoodruff@uu.edu

In 1998, Woodruff began her graduate work at the University of Arkansas in recrea�on management. She served as the program coordinator for Arkansas Athletes Outreach’s “Champions of Character” program which taught public school children, as well as, Univ. of Arkansas athletes character development training through school assemblies and small group discipleship. In addi�on to her responsibili�es at the university, Woodruff taught physical educa�on to children in kindergarten through fi�h grade at a local elementary school.

With extensive experience in the game of basketball as a player and coach and the recipient of several honors, Woodruff believes she has all of the qualifica�ons necessary to contribute, not only because of her many years of experience, but due to her passion working with student athletes. It is her desire to see each player grasp and become the person God intends them to be, as well as, use their gi�s and abili�es to make an eternal difference in the lives of others.

Woodruff is the daughter of Adela Kisch of Faye�eville, Ark. and the late Walter Ray Woodruff of Faye�eville, Ark.

Kiely Schork

Graduate Assistant Coach

Kaitlin Dudley

Graduate Assistant Coach

Jarad Russell

Volunteer Assistant Coach

Jennifer Farroll began her �me at Union University in the fall of 2010 as an assistant professor in Union University’s Athle�c Training and Sports Medicine programs. She also serves as a trainer for the women’s basketball team. Farroll is a BOC cer�fied athle�c trainer.

Farroll is a na�ve of Cantonment, Fla. where her parents Bob and Cathy Farrol s�ll reside. She earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Sciences/ Athle�c Training in 2004 from the University of Central Florida. In 2006, Farroll received a Master’s of Science degree in Physical Educa�on/Athle�c Training from the University of South Carolina.

Farroll received numerous awards during her college career. She earned the SCATA Terry Lewis Memorial Scholarship (Grad school), UCF Outstanding Senior in Athle�c Training, Delta Gamma Sorority (President). She was also a member of mul�ple honor socie�es including Golden Key, Phi Sigma Theta, Rho Lambda and the Order of Omega as well as various scholarships and honor rolls.

Since gradua�ng from college, Farroll has worked the USTA U-16 Boys Clay Court Na�onals from 2008-2010 in South Florida, volunteered for the Walt Disney World Marathon and Half Marathon mul�ple �mes, as well as the Walt Disney World Roller blading Marathon. Farroll volunteered at the NBA Hoop it Up 3-on-3 basketball tournament, and has ran two half marathons at Walt Disney World.

Jennifer Farroll Athletic Trainer

1050 Union University Drive Jackson, TN 38305 Phone: 731-661-5024 Email: jfarroll@uu.edu

Farroll has been published three �mes, as well as, given oral and poster presenta�ons at two na�onal symposiums in athle�c training and sports psychology. From 2006-2010, she served as the head athle�c trainer and adjunct instructor at Palm Beach Atlan�c (Fla.) University.

Farroll enjoys volunteering and helping others with her talents. She is very passionate about volunteering with Athletes in Ac�on during the summer months. Farroll has also spent mul�ple weeks during recent summers as a member of the AIA Colorado Project staff team in Fort Collins, Colo., serving as a athle�c trainer, small group leader and prayer coordinator.

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season outlook

The Union University women’s basketball team enters the 2010-11 season as the two-�me defending NAIA Na�onal Champions. In fact, Union has won five na�onal �tles overall, including four in the past six seasons.

Over the past six seasons, Union has posted one of the most dominate stretches in women’s basketball history. In this �me, Union has four na�onal �tles and a combined record of 204-21 (.906), including a 108-4 (.964) record in the last three seasons. In the two seasons in which Union did not win the na�onal �tle during this stretch, the Lady Bulldogs lost in the semifinals on a shot in the final 10 seconds of each game to the eventual na�onal champion.

Union has been ranked No. 1 in the NAIA for 36 straight rankings, spanning three seasons. The Lady Bulldogs have also won each of the past three regular season TranSouth �tles and had their stretch of two straight conference tournament �tles snapped last season in a upset at home in the �tle game. The loss snapped a 60-game home winning streak. Over the 14-year history of the TranSouth Conference, Union has won 12 regular season �tles and 10 tournament �tles.

In 2010-11, Union will look to con�nue that run of record se�ng basketball. Reigning NAIA Coach of the Year, Mark Campbell and eight-year assistant Ka�e Woodruff, will take three returning All-Americans, a quality groups of reserves and a group of talented newcomers and work toward another run at a �tle. Their work will be tough as they adjust to the loss of the leading scorer in Union University women’s basketball history, Kaitlin Dudley. Dudley was a four-�me NAIA All-American and finished with 2,385 points.

Kayla Hudson, the senior guard who has started every game for the Lady Bulldogs since signing with Union as a freshman, will be the leader on this team. She became Union’s all-�me assists leader last season in just her junior year. Sara Chan and Lavanda Ross also return a�er AllAmerican seasons from a year ago.

The senior class for Union includes Hudson, Chan, and sharp-shooter Kayla Bryant. Hudson and Chan will lead the offensive produc�on for Union. Bryant will con�nue to provide Union a long range scoring threat, something the Lady Bulldogs have been known for over the years.

Ross leads a group of three juniors, two of which are returning. Ross was an NAIA honorable men�oned All-American last season as a sophomore. Beatrice Duel returns as one of the biggest players in the NAIA and will con�nue to work on her skills as she comes off the bench. Newcomer Hope Adams will have an opportunity to play an immediate part in Union success this season.

Two sophomores return from last season, however both will be playing their first minutes with Union. Aly Giddens missed the season with an injury and will look to make up for lost �me with her shoo�ng ability from the outside. Rebecca Sharpe completed a redshirt season last year and will provide a great back up to Hudson at the point as she prepares to lead the team later in her career.

The largest class is the freshman class, made up of five players, three of which are coming off red-shirt seasons. Paige Parker, who redshirted last season, will step in as one of the top shooters on the team and could see playing �me early and o�en. Mildred Olumasi, also a redshirt, will provide solid depth to Chan in the post. LaTesa McLaughlin, who came in mid-semester and redshirted, will provide an offensive and defensive spark at the guard posi�on. Newcomers to the program, Terrah Garner and Astrid Hu�emann, enter with high expecta�ons. Garner will see early opportuni�es to contribute, while Hu�emann will sit out this season.

Union again boasts one of the toughest, if not the single toughest schedule in the NAIA. Union’s non-conference schedule is again list of who’s who among NAIA powers. Union will face NAIA ranked teams and na�onal tournament par�cipants including St. Francis (Ill.), Cumberlands (Ky.), Oklahoma Bap�st, Azusa Pacific (Calif.), Vanguard (Calif.), Lee (Tenn.), St. Xavier (Ill.), Olivet Nazarene (Ill.), Shorter, Campbellsville (Ky.) and Evangel (Mo.). Of Union’s 13 non-conference games, 11 were ranked at some point last season, nine were par�cipants in the na�onal tournament, seven advanced to the second round, and one (Azusa Pacific) will be a rematch of last season’s �tle game.

Union’s conference schedule does not get any easier as the TranSouth has become one of the top women’s basketball leagues in the NAIA. Five different conference teams have made the na�onal semifinals at least once in the past four years. Union will face na�onal tournament par�cipants Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.), Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) and Bethel (Tenn.), all of which advanced to the second round last season.

Other programs such as Cumberland (Tenn.), who was a na�onal finalist in 2007, and up-and-coming programs Lyon (Ark.) and Mar�n Methodist (Tenn.) are on the very edge of advancing to the na�onal tournament.

Union will also play two exhibi�on games this season against SEC and NCAA na�onal powers, Tennessee and Vanderbilt (Tenn.). This will be the second straight season for Union to face Vanderbilt. Last season Union led the Lady Commodores by as many as 13 points and led for the first 29 minutes of the game before falling. Union played Tennessee four �mes during the 1970’s, with Union holding a 3-1 advantage.

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roster

Numerical Roster No. 4 5 10 15 20 21 23 24 32 33 34 53 RS

Name Hope Adams LaTesa McLaughlin Paige Parker Rebecca Sharpe Kayla Hudson Kayla Bryant Terrah Garner Aly Giddens Mildred Olumasi Zeinab Chan Beatrice Duol Lavanda Ross Astrid Hu�emann

Hgt. 5-11 5-5 5-11 5-4 5-8 5-8 5-10 5-9 6-3 6-4 6-6 5-8 5-10

Class JR FR FR SO SR SR FR SO FR SR JR JR FR

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

Hometown Oxford, Miss.

Millington, Tenn.

Hanceville, Ala. Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Gleason, Tenn.

Shelbyville, Tenn.

Pall Mall, Tenn.

Jackson, Tenn.

Mombasa, Kenya Arange City, Sudan Mombasa, Kenya Jackson, Tenn.

Paraguay

Prior School Northwest Mississippi CC Millington HS Cold Springs HS Bryan College Gleason HS Lambuth University Picke� County HS University School of Jackson Mombasa HS Laiser Hill Academy Mombasa HS North Side HS

Hgt. 5-11 5-8 6-4 6-6 5-10 5-9 5-8 5-10 5-5 6-3 5-11 5-8 5-4

Class JR SR SR JR FR SO SR FR FR FR FR JR SO

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

Hometown Oxford, Miss.

Shelbyville, Tenn.

Arange City, Sudan Mombasa, Kenya Pall Mall, Tenn.

Jackson, Tenn.

Gleason, Tenn.

Paraguay Millington, Tenn.

Mombasa, Kenya Hanceville, Ala. Jackson, Tenn.

Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Prior School Northwest Mississippi CC Lambuth University Laiser Hill Academy Mombasa HS Picke� County HS University School of Jackson Gleason HS

Alphabetical Roster No. 4 21 33 34 23 24 20 RS 5 32 10 53 15

Name Hope Adams Kayla Bryant Zeinab Chan Beatrice Duol Terrah Garner Aly Giddens Kayla Hudson Astrid Hu�emann LaTesa McLaughlin Mildred Olumasi Paige Parker Lavanda Ross Rebecca Sharpe

Millington HS Mombasa HS Cold Springs HS North Side HS Bryan College

Head Coach: Mark Campbell (12th season) Assistant Coach: Ka�e Woodruff (8th season); Volunteer Assistant: Jarad Russell Graduate Assistant Coaches: Kiely Schork (2nd season); Kaitlin Dudley (1st season) Student Assistant Coaches: Catherine Clement (Junior), Holli Zimmerle (Sophomore), Maria Bowker (Sophomore) Trainer: Jennifer Farroll (1st season)

ROSTER BY STATE Alabama....................................... 1 Mississippi.................................... 1 Tennessee .................................... 7 Outside the USA........................... 4

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

ROSTER BY CLASS

Zeinab Chan (ZEE-nab chan) Lavanda Ross (la-VAN-dah) Beatrice Duol (DOO-all) Astrad Hu�emann (As -trid HUT- te-man) Mildred Olumasi (OH-loo-mah-see)

Freshman ....................................5 Sophomore .................................2 Junior ..........................................3 Senior..........................................3

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#20

KAYLA HUDSON

5-8 • Senior • Guard Hometown: Gleason, Tenn.

Previous School: Gleason HS Birthday: July 18 Coach’s Comments. Kayla has been at the point guard posi�on during the most successful three year period in Union’s basketball history. She is the school’s assists leader and has an en�re year le� to play. Kayla is the most intelligent player I have ever coached. She makes every big shot late in games, and con�nues being one of the best shooters in the country at any level. She knows what I want as a coach! I am looking forward to watching as she leads this year’s team. We expect her to be more of a scorer and play off the ball as well so that we can get her more shots.

Union Career. (‘07-’08)...started all 36 team games as a freshman...averaged 10.9 points and 7.1 assists per game...was ranked No. 1 in the NAIA in assist/ turnover ra�o (4.3) and No. 2 in assists per game...was named second team All-American, All-Na�onal Tournament, TranSouth Freshman and Newcomer of the Year, and first team All-Conference. (‘08-’09)...started all 38 games for Union...averaged 9.4 points and 5.5 assists per game...made 73-pf-156 (47%) of her three pointers...was named all-conference, All-American, and TranSouth Scholar Athlete. (‘09-’10)...started all 38 games for Union...averaged 11.1 points and 4.3 assists per game...second on team with 86 made three pointers...became Union’s all-�me assist leader as a junior...passed the 1,000 point mark for her career...was named TranSouth Preseason all-conference, TranSouth Scholar Athlete, TranSouth All-Conference and NAIA All-American.

Before Union. Hudson earned five le�ers in basketball for coach Randy Frazier at Gleason High School. She helped Gleason win the 2007 Tennessee State Title and district championships in 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2007. Hudson also helped Gleason to a region runner-up finish and sub-state appearance in 2004.

During her high school career, Hudson has been selected All-District four �mes, All-Region four �mes, and All-State three �mes. She also has three district MVP’s and two Region MVP’s in her collec�on. Hudson has added honors including the Jackson Sun Newcomer of the Year as a freshman and Jackson Sun All-West Tennessee. Hudson was named Tennessee Miss Basketball as a senior and was a Miss Basketball finalist as a junior. She was also named MVP of the West Tennessee All-Star Game and the played in the East/West All-Star Game.Hudson averaged 16.4 points per game as a junior and 21 points per game during her senior year, including 29 in the state championship game. During her junior year, she made 144-of-156 free throws (.925). Off the court, Hudson is first in her class, senior class VP, Miss Gleason HS, on the homecoming court, Beta Club president, a Wendy’s Heisman nominee, student council, Leadership Weakley County, and a TSSAA Athlete of Merit.

Career Totals Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

TO

PF

PTS

2007

36

115

230

62

124

100

115

4

115

119

257

41

2

58

57

392

2008

38

113

229

73

156

58

62

4

87

91

207

29

1

85

54

357

2009

38

131

294

86

212

75

79

7

78

85

163

29

3

58

57

423

Total

112

359

753

221

492

233

256

15

280

295

627

99

6

201

168

1172

Career Highs Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2007

36

8

11

5

8

10

10

8

13

5

1

23

2008

38

8

11

5

8

9

10

6

11

4

1

23

2009

38

7

14

7

11

10

10

5

8

4

1

25

Total

38

8

14

7

11

10

10

8

13

5

1

25

12

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#21

KAYLA BRYANT

5-8 • Senior • Guard Hometown: Shelbyville, Tenn.

Previous School: Lambuth University Birthday: November 6

Coach’s Comments. Kayla will have a breakout year this year! A�er transferring, she had a big adjustment to make. However, I believe that KB is one of the best shooters in the NAIA. She has grown as an individual more than any player I have had in a year’s �me. If we are to reach our poten�al as a team, KB has to be a consistent performer from behind the arc. She is ready to do this! She has made over 130 three’s in the last two seasons and expects to win. She has unlimited range which will stretch the defense so that our post can excel.

Union Career. (‘09-’10)...played in 35 games for Union...averaged 5.2 points per game...made 57 three pointers at 35%.

Before Union. Bryant transferred to Union from Lambuth University where she played in 31 games as a sophomore. She averaged nine points and three rebounds per game, while leading the team with 78 made three pointers. As a freshman, Bryant averaged 6.1 points per game, leading the team with 61 made three pointers. Bryant prepped at Shelbyville High School where she helped lead her team to two state �tle game appearances, winning once.

Career Totals (*stats from another NAIA school) Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

TO

PF

PTS

2007*

34

66

159

61

143

13

16

25

61

86

37

20

2

34

41

206

2008*

31

90

226

78

199

19

21

32

63

95

33

15

1

48

52

227

2009

35

60

173

57

165

4

6

15

38

53

38

14

3

25

37

181

Total

100

216

558

196

507

36

43

72

162

234

108

49

6

107

130

614

Career Highs Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2007*

34

6

10

5

10

5

6

8

5

2

1

18

2008*

31

6

12

6

10

2

3

8

3

3

1

19

2009

35

7

12

7

12

2

3

5

4

4

1

21

Total

35

7

12

7

12

5

6

8

5

4

1

21

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ZEINAB “SaraH” CHAN

#33

6-4 • Senior • Forward Hometown: Arange City, Sudan Previous School: Laiser Hill Academy Birthday: April 26

Coach’s Comments. Sarah has con�nued to improve each and every year culmina�ng in a great junior year and being named MVP of the na�onal tournament. We will try to put her in more situa�ons that bring her talents to the forefront. She is more physical, more compe��ve, a be�er communicator and has given a great effort throughout the pre-season. Sarah is one of the fastest players I have ever coached at any posi�on. We will try to u�lize that speed to make everyone on the team be�er.

This will be her best year and I am looking forward to seeing her play against our tough schedule.

Union Career. (‘07-’08)...played in 35 of the team’s 36 games...averaged 7.0 points and 5.7 rebounds per game...was second on the team with 14 blocked shots. (‘08-’09)...played in 35 games...averaged 10.9 points and was second on the team with 6.4 rebounds per game...shot 58% from the field. (‘09’10)...played in all 38 games for Union...averaged 15.1 points and 8.9 rebounds per game...passed 1,000 career points...was named TranSouth Preseason All-Conference, TranSouth All-Conference, NAIA Na�onal Tournament MVP and all-tournament, and NAIA All-American.

Before Union. Chan played her high school basketball at Laiser Hill Academy were she helped lead her team to the na�onal tournament. She averaged 20 points and 15 rebounds per game. For her efforts, Chan was named Team MVP and Best Defensive Player.

Career Totals Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

TO

PF

PTS

2007

35

93

150

0

0

59

100

81

118

199

4

20

14

49

62

245

2008

35

153

263

0

0

74

114

86

139

225

11

30

17

61

73

380

2009

38

231

425

0

0

110

158

134

204

338

16

44

30

74

85

572

Total

108

477

838

0

0

243

372

301

461

762

31

94

61

184

220

1197

Career Highs Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2007

35

9

11

0

0

9

14

12

1

3

2

21

2008

35

11

16

0

0

8

11

12

2

6

2

27

2009

38

11

17

0

0

8

10

17

3

4

3

26

Total

38

11

14

0

0

9

14

17

3

6

3

27

14

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BEATRICE AWINO DUOL 6-6 • Junior • Center Hometown: Mombasa, Kenya Previous School: Mombasa HS Birthday: April 23

Coach’s Comments. Beatrice con�nues to improve and work hard. If ‘B’ can become consistent in defending and rebounding she will provide some much needed depth to our post posi�on.

She is the best of teammates, always encourages, always competes and always serves everyone else. She is playing against the best centers in the country everyday in prac�ce and she will improve as the year goes on.

Union Career. (‘07-’08)...played in 14 games for Union as a freshman...averaged four points and four rebounds per game...had a season best 15-point night in a game. (‘08’09)...did not play. (‘09-’10)...played in 25 games...averaged 2.2 points per game and 2.4 rebounds per game...recorded 12 blocks.

Before Union. Duol played for Momboasa High School in Mombasa, Kenya. She scored 42 points in the South African High School Championship game in August. Awino led her high school, to the Secondary School Championships as a freshman, sophomore, and junior seasons. She was a high school teammate of former Union Lady Bulldog Josephine Owino.

Career Totals Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

TO

PF

PTS

2007

14

24

48

0

0

8

27

15

39

54

1

2

8

17

13

56

2009

25

20

43

0

0

14

28

26

34

60

4

3

12

10

22

54

Total

39

44

91

0

0

22

55

41

73

114

5

5

20

27

35

110

Career Highs Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2007

14

7

13

0

0

2

5

15

1

1

6

16

2009

25

4

5

0

0

5

10

9

2

2

3

9

Total

25

7

13

0

0

5

10

15

2

2

6

16

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#53

LAVANDA ROSS

5-8 • Junior • Guard Hometown: Jackson, Tenn.

Previous School: North Side HS Birthday: September 29

Coach’s Comments. Lavanda is the best player at her posi�on in the NAIA. I believe that this will be her year! She can finish in traffic with contact and can knock down the three point shot.

She led the country in field goal percentage from the guard posi�on (57%) and also shot above 43% from three last season.

She is best in transi�on and she will step up this year to be someone we count on down the stretch. She plays as hard as any player I have coached and we can depend upon her best effort every day. Every possession on the offensive end should go through Lavanda! Cannot wait to see what she does!

Union Career. (‘08-’09)...played in all 38 games for Union as a freshman...averaged 10 points and 3.5 rebounds per game...made 23-of-49 three pointers (47%)...was named the TranSouth Freshman and Newcomer of the Year...earned TranSouth all-freshman team honors. (‘09-’10)...played in all 38 games for Union...averaged 13.0 points and 4.3 rebounds per game...made 23 three pointers at 43%...was named TranSouth All-Conference and NAIA All-American.

Before Union. Ross prepped at North Side High School in Jackson where she played four seasons of basketball for Coach Farris Lowery. Ross was named All-District and All-Region as a junior. She was also a member of the state runner-up team as a sophomore. As a senior, Ross is averaging 19.2 points and 7.4 rebounds. Through the first 17 games, she has 60 steals and has helped the team to a 16-1 start. Off the court, Ross is a member of the Honor Roll.

Career Totals Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

TO

PF

PTS

2008

38

138

234

23

49

81

108

64

70

134

96

49

5

51

86

380

2009

38

190

333

23

53

91

126

80

84

164

103

72

14

54

87

494

Total

76

328

567

46

102

172

234

144

154

298

199

121

19

105

173

874

Career Highs Year

GP

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2008

38

10

13

3

5

7

8

10

7

6

1

25

2009

38

9

18

2

6

7

9

10

7

5

3

24

Total

38

10

13

3

6

7

9

10

7

6

3

25

16

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REBECCA SHARPE

5-4 • Sophomore • Guard Hometown: Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Previous School: Bryan College Birthday: May 21

#15

Coach’s Comments. Becca is an unbelievable young lady. She works extremely hard, she competes and she is constantly improving. Her three point shot is constantly ge�ng be�er and be�er. She is coming off a redshirt year a�er transferring from Bryan College where she led the NAIA in assists. Becca is a great teammate and is a fighter. She comes from a great high school program where they consistently competed for state championships. I am excited about watching Becca con�nue to improve and make an impact on our team. Our team would not be the same without her as a part of it. I love to coach players like Rebecca!

Union Career. (‘09-’10)...Redshirt season.

Before Union. Sharpe transferred from Bryan College where she played one year of basketball. She led the NAIA DII ranks with 8-plus assists per game as a freshman. Before entering college, she played basketball all four years at Mt.Juliet High School. While at Bryan College, she made the All-Freshman Conference Team. In high school, she was on the All-District and All-Region team and was the VicePresident of the Student Execu�ve Council.

PAIGE PARKER

5-11 • Freshman • Guard Hometown: Hanceville, Ala. Previous School: Cold Springs HS Birthday: February 9

#10

Coach’s Comments. Paige comes to us from Cold Springs, Alabama where she earned All-State honors as a junior and senior. Her high school team won back to back state championships her last two years and she was MVP on both tournament championship teams. Paige made 300 three’s in her final three years and we will depend upon her for this ability as well. She learned a lot over her first year with us.

Her redshirt year allowed her to understand how physical the college game is and it has allowed her to understand the what’s and why’s of what we do. Paige is a great teammate and is too nice some�mes!! She will make an immediate impact on our program and our school.

Union Career. (‘09-’10)...Redshirt season.

Before Union. Parker prepped at Cold Springs (Ala.) High School where she averaged 17 points and seven rebounds as a senior. Parker made 107 three pointers during her senior year, shoo�ng 40-percent from behind the arc. Over her last three years of high school, she made 300 three pointers at a 40-percent clip. Parker led her Cold Springs team to the Alabama State Title in 2008 and 2009, while helping the team post a 70-2 record over that two-year span. She was named the MVP of the 2008 and 2009 state tournaments, while scoring 29 points in the �tle game in 2009.

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lady bulldog players

ALY GIDDENS

5-9 • Freshman • Guard Hometown: Jackson, Tenn.

Previous School: Univ. School of Jackson Birthday: February 1

#24

Coach’s Comments. Aly has had a rough go since becoming a Lady Bulldog. She is con�nuing to work through an odd injury. She never has had a bad a�tude because of the circumstances and is a faithful supporter of her teammates. I am so thankful for her con�nued help in prac�ce as she goes through this frustra�ng curcumstance. Hopefully we can figure it out and move in a posi�ve direc�on.

Union Career. (‘09-’10)...DNP, injury.

Before Union. Giddens prepped at University School of Jackson where she played basketball for four years. As a sophomore, she earned the Coach’s Award and was second on the team in three pointers made and steals. Giddens earned the Bruin Award and led the team in three-point percentage as a junior. As a senior, she was a co-captain and led the team in three-point percentage and charges. Off the court, Giddens was a member of the the Fellowship of Chris�an Athletes, Key Club and SADD. She was also selected to represent Tennessee in the USBA Tournament in Columbus, Ohio.

MILDRED OLUMASI

6-3 • Freshman • Center Hometown: Mombasa, Kenya Previous School: Mombasa HS Birthday: January 5

#32

Coach’s Comments. Mildred will be the next dominant center at Union and this year will give her the chance to learn and make an impact.

She has been with us for almost two years and is s�ll just beginning to understand our purpose. When she finally gets it watch out! She is our best true sealing post and is further ahead than any posts to date in this area. She is a great compliment to Sarah’s strengths because they are so different. I cannot wait to see how she comes along. Expect to see her playing five a lot earlier.

Union Career. (‘09-’10)...Redshirt season.

Before Union. Olumasi prepped at Mombasa High School where she played basketball.

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lady bulldog players

Hope Adams

5-11 • Junior • Forward Hometown: Oxford, Mississippi Previous School: Northwest Mississippi CC Birthday: September 1

#4

Coach’s Comments. Hope comes to us from Northwest Mississippi Community College where she averaged 16 points and eight rebounds per game. She was first team All State. She originally signed at the University of Memphis and started there as a freshman. One of our biggest concerns coming into this season was signing an athlete who was physical and skilled at the four-posi�on. We found it all in Hope and we have not had a forward here like her before. She can step out and make three’s, she can post and score with her back to the basket, she can pass effec�vely in the paint, she is a great rebounder and she can face and a�ack from the high post. She is by far the most physical player on this year’s team. Hope also adds a great personality and is a great teammate.

Union Career. (‘10-’11)...first season at Union.

Before Union. Adams transferred to Union from Northwest Mississippi Community College where she played as a sophomore. As as a freshman, Adams played in 30 games for the University of Memphis, star�ng 18 �mes. She averaged three points and three rebounds per game. Adams prepped at Oxford (Miss.) High School where she was named the Oxford Eagle Player of the year twice. Adams averaged 19 points and nine rebounds per game as she helped lead her team to a 25-7 record and an appearance in the state playoffs..

LaTesa McLaughlin

5-5 • Freshman • Guard Hometown: Millington, Tennessee Previous School: Milington HS Birthday: February 12

#5

Coach’s Comments. Tesa comes to us a�er transferring from UT Mar�n. She came to us at Christmas and has four years of eligibility le�!

She played her high school basketball at Millington Central High School where she excelled on and off the basketball floor. She was an AllState performer and is the all-�me steals leader in Tennessee high school basketball history. She averaged 12 points per game and six steals per game and she made 66 three-point field goals as a senior. Her high school team was ranked number one in the state during her final two years of high school. Tesa will make an immediate impact on our team. She will be a great defender on the ball and she will be able to handle pressure full court and make great decisions.

Union Career. (‘10-’11)...first season at Union.

Before Union. McLaughlin averaged 12 points, seven steals and three assists per game over her final two seasons at Millington High School. She made 66 three pointers as a senior and 43 as a junior. She helped lead her team to the 2008 Tennessee Class AAA championship game. McLaughlin was named All-State and was a three-�me Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps. Her 270 steals as a junior set a Shelby-Metro single season record and she also holds the Tennessee high school record for steals in a career. Over her junior and senior seasons, McLaughlin posted 507 steals to just 138 turnovers for an almost 4-to-1 ra�o. .

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lady bulldog players

Terrah Garner

5-10 • Freshman • Guard Hometown: Pall Mall, Tennessee Previous School: Pickett County HS Birthday: November 12

#23

Coach’s Comments. Terrah is our only true freshman and comes to us from Picke� County High School where she was All-State and took her team to the state tournament. She led the Mid-State in scoring as a junior and senior in high school. She averaged 22 points per game over her last two years of high school. Terrah shot 49% from the field and 51% from behind the arc during her senior season. Terrah will make an impact on our program as she con�nues to adjust to the college game.

Union Career. (‘10-’11)...first season at Union.

Before Union. Garner played her high school basketball for Picke� County High School under the leadership of head coach Brent Smith.

During her career, she recorded over 2,000 points. In Garner’s senior year, she averaged 20 points and five rebounds per game, while making 54 three pointers. She shot 49 percent from the field, 51 percent from long range and 83 percent from the free throw line. As a junior, Garner averaged 23 points and eight rebounds per game while leading her team to the state tournament. She was a four-�me alldistrict player, twice named all-region and twice earned awards for best offensive player, best field goal percentage and best free-throw percentage. In addi�on to a successful high school basketball career, Garner also played so�ball for three seasons and golf for one season.

Off the court, Garner was elected as president of her senior class, a member of the student council and was also the Picke� County Homecoming Queen.

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CATHERINE CLEMENT

HOLLI ZIMMERLE

MARIA BOWKER

Student Assistant Class: Junior Hometown: Jackson, Tenn.

Student Assistant Class: Sophomore Hometown: Lexington, Tenn.

Student Assistant Class: Sophomore Hometown: Wasilla, Alaska

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cheerleaders

Front (L to R): Holly Naylor, Kris�na Ratzel, Lindsey Blackwood, Shelby Black, Emily Bailey, Kayla Smith Back (L to R): Megan Mysinger, Ashleigh Lindsey, Abby Parker, Morgan Hudson, Karlie Roser, Whitney Baker

Name Ashleigh Lindsey Abby Parker Whitney Baker Lindsey Blackwood Megan Mysinger Holly Naylor Emily Bailey Shelby Black Kris�na Ratzel Karlie Roser Morgan Hudson Kayla Smith

Class SR SR JR JR JR JR SO SO SO FR FR FR

Hometown Jackson, Tenn.

Sal�llo, Tenn.

Lexington, Tenn.

Jackson, Tenn.

Jackson, Tenn.

Henderson, Tenn.

Hun�ngton, Tenn.

Jackson, Tenn.

Mount Juliet, Tenn.

Savannah, Tenn.

Savannah, Tenn.

Marion, Ark.

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transouth recap & naia information

2009-10 TranSouth Final Standings No. 1.

2.

2.

2.

5.

5.

7.

7.

9.

Team UNION * ^ % Bethel ^ Freed-Hardeman # ^ Trevecca Nazarene ^ Lyon Mar�n Methodist Blue Mountain Cumberland ^ Mid-Con�nent

Conf.

16-0 11-5 11-5 11-5 7-9 7-9 4-12 4-12 1-15

Overall 36-2 22-11 27-7 22-11 17-13 16-15 11-20 9-18 3-26

* regular season champions # tournament champion ^ na�onal tournament appearance % na�onal tournament champion

2009-10 TranSouth postseason honors Player of the Year Kaitlin Dudley - Union University Newcomer of the Year Allysia Bailey - Cumberland University Freshman of the Year London Elie - Trevecca Nazarene Coach of the Year Mark Campbell - Union University

First Team all-conference Kaitlin Dudley - Union University Nina Djokovic - Bethel University Jana Cross - Freed-Hardeman Zeinab Chan - Union University K.K. Hodges - Lyon College Meribeth Boehler - Freed-Hardeman Abby Lawson - Trevecca Nazarene Kayla Hudson - Union University K.C. Van A�a - Trevecca Nazarene Lavanda Ross - Union University Second Team all-conference Tara Deatheridge - Freed-Hardeman Whitney Robison - Mar�n Methodist Kashundria Berry - Bethel University Chris�an Gibson - Trevecca Nazarene Teena Carter - Bethel University ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM London Elie - Trevecca Nazarene Natalie Shumpert - Freed-Hardeman Suzanne Fincham - Lyon College Stephanie Mar�n - Cumberland University Maria Bagwell - Freed-Hardeman

About the NAIA

The purpose of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is to promote the education and development of students through intercollegiate athletic participation. Member institutions, although varied and diverse, share a common commitment to high standards and to the principle that participation in athletics serves as an integral part of the total educational process.

The NAIA embraces the concept of the student and recognizes the importance of the individuality of each member institution, the value of the conferences and Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.) structure, and the benefits of membership in a national association.

The NAIA supports gender equity. Gender equity is an atmosphere and reality where fair distribution of overall athletic opportunity and resources, proportionate to enrollment, are available to women and men, and where no student-athlete, coach or athletics administrator is discriminated against in any way in the athletics program. That is to say, an athletics program is gender-equitable when the men’s sports program would be pleased to accept as its own the overall participation opportunities and resources currently allocated to the women’s sports program and vice versa.

Advancing sport with innovative change

The NAIA has 50,000 student-athletes participating at nearly 300 member colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. Divided into 25 conferences and the Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I.), the NAIA offers 23 championships in 13 sports.

Since 1937, the NAIA has continued a long tradition of pushing the envelope and making a positive difference in the lives of students, coaches and parents. The Champions of Character program is the latest cutting-edge addition to the NAIA’s proud history of innovation (www.championsofcharacter.org).

Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which every studentathlete, coach, official and spectator are committed to the true spirit of competition through the five core values: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship.

NAIA at a Glance • • • • • •

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Nearly 300 member colleges and universities 23 national championships 650,000 students First to include black colleges and students in championships First to include women in national championships First to develop system-wide character initiative with substantive programming

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opponent information

TranSouth Opponents BETHEL UNIVERSITY

BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE

CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY

FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY

January 6 in McKenzie, Tenn.

February 3 at Union

January 22 at Union February 19 in Blue Mountain, Miss.

January 20 at Union February 14 in Lebanon, Tenn.

January 15 at Union February 12 in Henderson, Tenn.

Head Coach: Chris Nelson 2009-10 Record: 22-11, 11-5 Record vs. Union: 2-45 Loca�on: McKenzie, Tenn.

Nickname: Lady Wildcats Colors: Purple & Gold

Head Coach: Lavon Driskell 2009-10 Record: 11-20, 4-12 Record vs. Union: 0-68 Loca�on: Blue Mountain, Miss.

Nickname: Toppers Colors: Blue & Gold

Head Coach: Jeremy Lewis 2009-10 Record: 9-18, 4-12 Record vs. Union: 2-47 Loca�on: Lebanon, Tenn.

Nickname: Lady Bulldogs Colors: Maroon & White

Head Coach: Dale Neal 2009-10 Record: 27-7, 11-5 Record vs. Union: 13-58 Loca�on: Henderson, Tenn.

Nickname: Lady Lions Colors: Maroon, Gold & White

LYON COLLEGE

MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE

MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY

TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY

January 13 in Batesville, Ark. February 10 at Union

January 8 at Union February 5 in Pulaski, Tenn.

January 17 in Mayfield,Ky. February 17 at Union

January 27 in Nashville, Tenn.

February 24 at Union

Head Coach: Tracy Stewart-Lange 2009-10 Record: 17-13, 7-9 Record vs. Union: 2-28 Loca�on: Batesville, Ark. Nickname: Pipers Colors: Red & White

Head Coach: Jamy Bechler 2009-10 Record: 16-15, 7-9 Record vs. Union: 0-30 Loca�on: Pulaski, Tenn.

Nickname: RedHawks Colors: Red & White

Head Coach: Charlo�e Snowden 2009-10 Record: 3-26, 1-15 Record vs. Union: 0-8 Loca�on: Mayfield, Ky. Nickname: Lady Cougars Colors: Blue & Gold

Head Coach: Gary Van A�a 2009-10 Record: 22-11, 11-5 Record vs. Union: 6-32 Loca�on: Nashville, Tenn.

Nickname: Trojans Colors: Purple & White

Non-Conference Opponents AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY

LEE UNIVERSITY

SHORTER COLLEGE

TOUGALOO COLLEGE

November 19 at Union 2009-10 Record: 29-7 Record vs. Union: 0-3 Loca�on: Azusa, Calif.

Nickname: Cougars Colors: Black & Brick

November 29 in Cleveland, Tenn.

2009-10 Record: 31-6 Record vs. Union: 2-18 Loca�on: Cleveland, Tenn.

Nickname: Lady Flames Colors: Maroon & White

December 9 at Union 2009-10 Record: 22-10 Record vs. Union: 0-2 Loca�on: Rome, Ga. Nickname: Lady Hawks Colors: Blue & White

November 27 at Union 2009-10 Record: 16-15 Record vs. Union: 0-7 Loca�on: Tougaloo, Miss.

Nickname: Lady Bulldogs Colors: Scarlet & Royal Blue

CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

December 11 in Campbellsville, Ky. 2009-10 Record: 33-3 Record vs. Union: 2-10 Loca�on: Campbellsville, Ky. Nickname: Lady Tigers Colors: Maroon, White & Gray

November 18 at Union 2009-10 Record: 31-4 Record vs. Union: 4-11 Loca�on: Shawnee, Okla.

Nickname: Lady Bison Colors: Green & Gold

November 2 at Union 2009-10 Record: 8-23 Record vs. Union: 0-2 Loca�on: St. Catharine, Ky. Nickname: Patriots Colors: Purple & Gold

November 9 in Nashville, Tenn.

2009-10 Record: 23-11 Record vs. Union: 3-2 Loca�on: Nashville, Tenn.

Nickname: Commodores Colors: Black & Gold

CUMBERLANDS, UNIVERSITY OF THE OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY

ST. FRANCIS, UNIVERSITY OF

VANGUARD UNIVERSITY

November 13 at Union 2009-10 Record: 26-9 Record vs. Union: 0-4 Loca�on: Williamsburg, Ky. Nickname: Patriots Colors: Maroon & White

December 4 in Bourbonnais, Ill. 2009-10 Record: 16-17 Record vs. Union: 0-0 Loca�on: Bourbonnais, Ill. Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple & Gold

November 6 at Union 2009-10 Record: 17-13 Record vs. Union: 0-2 Loca�on: Joliet, Ill. Nickname: Lady Saints Colors: Brown & Gold

November 20 at Union 2009-10 Record: 27-3 Record vs. Union: 2-3 Loca�on: Costa Mesa, Calif.

Nickname: Lions Colors: Navy Blue & Gold

EVANGEL UNIVERSITY

SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY

TENNESSEE, UNIVERSITY OF

December 15 at Union 2009-10 Record: 23-10 Record vs. Union: 0-0 Loca�on: Springfield, Mo. Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Maroon & White

December 3 in Bourbonnais, Ill. 2009-10 Record: 31-2 Record vs. Union: 2-2 Loca�on: Chicago, Ill. Nickname: Cougars Colors: Scarlet & Gray

November 7 in Knoxville, Tenn.

2009-10 Record: 32-3 Record vs. Union: 1-3 Loca�on: Knoxville, Tenn.

Nickname: Lady Vols Colors: Orange & White

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past season summary

The Union University Lady Bulldogs are coming off their second straight NAIA National Title and fourth in the past six years.

The 2010 NAIA National Title was the fifth national title (1998, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010) for the Union women’s basketball program. Over the last six years, Union has advanced to the national tournament semifinals all six years, making this the most successful era in the history of Union women’s basketball.

Union also closed out the season as the No. 1 ranked team in the NAIA for the 36th straight ranking, spanning three seasons. The Lady Bulldogs finished the year with a 36-2 record overall and a perfect 16-0 TranSouth Conference record. Union won their third straight regular season TranSouth title and had their stretch of two straight conference tournament titles snapped last season in a upset at home in the title game. The loss snapped a 60-game home winning streak. Over the 14-year history of the TranSouth Conference, Union has won 12 regular season titles and 10 tournament titles.

Union played an exhibition game at SEC power Vanderbilt University. Union led by as many as 13 points and led 30-27 at the half. Union did not trail in the contest until the 10:32 mark, when Vandy pulled away from a tired Union team to win 69-48.

Union opened the season with seven straight wins before dropping their first contest. The Lady Bulldogs then won 24 straight wins leading up to the conference tournament title game. After the title game loss, Union rolled through the national tournament with five straight wins by an average of 21 points per game. During the regular season and conference tournament, Union posted an 18-2 record versus teams that advanced to the national tournament.

Union defeated opponents by an average of 23.3 points per game as they scored over 3200 points during the season. Union shot 48 percent from the field, including 38 percent (333-868) from behind the arc. Union also made 520of-695 free throws for 75 percent. Union out-rebounded their opponents by 8.4 boards per game.

Union’s Kaitlin Dudley closed out her career by becoming Union’s all-time leading scorer with 2,385 points. She scored her record-setting point in the second half of the semifinal win over Oklahoma City. That basket gave Union their first lead of the second half and propelled the Lady Bulldogs to the title game. For her outstanding career, Dudley was honored by the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn. by having her #11 jersey to hang in the Ring of Honor for the next year.

Another Union Lady Bulldog set an all-time record last season. Junior guard Kayla Hudson passed the all-time Union assist record during a game in the national tournament. Hudson has one more season to add to her record.

Three Union players passed the 1,000 career point mark during the last season.

Chan, Hudson and Jessica Graves each reached that milestone, including Chan and Graves reaching the mark during the same game.

Union was well represented in post season honors from the NAIA. Sarah Chan earned national tournament MVP honors, while Dudley joined Chan on the all-tournament team. Dudley, Chan, Hudson and Lavanda Ross were named NAIA All-Americans.

Those four also were named to the first team all-conference list. Dudley was named the TranSouth Player of the Year, while head coach Mark Campbell earned TranSouth Coach of the Year honors. Campbell also earned NAIA Coach of the Year and the TSWA Coach of the Year. Laura Crittendon was named an NAIA Scholar Athlete. Dudley, Hudson, Crittendon and Rebecca Sharpe were named TranSouth Scholar Athletes.

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Record: All Games Conference Non-Conference

#

Player

past season stats

Union University Lady Bulldog Basketball 2009-10 Season Stats

GP GS MIN AVG

Overall (36-2) (16-0) (20-2)

Away (10-0) (8-0) (2-0)

Neutral (8-1) (0-0) (8-1)

TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF

4 Jessica Graves 5 Stacey Conway 11 Kaitlin Dudley 12 Christina Ray 20 Kayla Hudson 21 Kayla Bryant 23 Ashley Lillard 24 Laura Crittendon 33 Zeinab Chan 34 Beatrice Awino Duol 53 Lavanda Ross TEAM

38 29 38 17 38 35 37 27 38 25 38

36 907 23.9 132 1 279 9.6 48 37 1171 30.8 225 17 397 23.3 53 37 1268 33.4 131 0 624 17.8 60 1 659 17.8 76 0 234 8.7 18 35 922 24.3 231 0 137 5.5 20 21 1003 26.4 190

Union University

38

7599

1184 2449 .483 333

Opponents

38

7588

857 2208 .388 212

TEAM STATISTICS

Home (18-1) (8-0) (10-1)

UU

302 122 466 93 294 173 144 54 425 43 333

OPP

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

3221 2334 84.8 61.4 23.3 1184-2449 857-2208 .483 .388 333-868 212-731 .384 .290 8.8 5.6 520-695 408-586 .748 .696 1557 1237 41.0 32.6 8.4 608 385 16.0 10.1 493 681 13.0 17.9 -4.9 1.2 0.6 363 149 9.6 3.9 107 73 2.8 1.9 0 0 19-0 10-0 9-0

SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents Union University

1st 1118 1610

2nd 1216 1611

.437 .393 .483 .570 .446 .347 .528 .333 .544 .465 .571

TOTAL 2334 3221

55 3 88 3 86 57 2 16 0 0 23

151 8 214 13 212 165 2 50 0 0 53

.364 32 38 .842 32 84 116 .375 21 38 .553 33 58 91 .411 90 108 .833 30 135 165 .231 21 30 .700 26 42 68 .406 75 79 .949 7 78 85 .345 4 6 .667 15 38 53 1.00 60 78 .769 103 151 254 .320 2 6 .333 4 15 19 .000 110 158 .696 134 204 338 .000 14 28 .500 26 34 60 .434 91 126 .722 80 84 164 46 98 144

3.1 3.1 4.3 4.0 2.2 1.5 6.9 0.7 8.9 2.4 4.3

A TO BLK ST PTS P/G

67104 40 6 61 90 37 47 57163 37 38 76 17 14 20 85 16 22 4 87103

80 19 79 31 58 25 44 10 74 10 54 9

2 14 17 1 3 3 11 0 30 12 14

64 4 50 36 29 14 41 6 44 3 72

351 120 628 130 423 181 214 54 572 54 494

9.2 4.1 16.5 7.6 11.1 5.2 5.8 2.0 15.1 2.2 13.0

868 .384 520 695 .748 536 1021 1557 41.0 586608 493 107 363 3221 84.8 731 .290 408 586 .696 425 812 1237 32.6 636385 681

Date

Opponent

Score

W L

73 149 2334 61.4

Record

Attend

11/02/09

h Columbia College MO

96-69

W

1-0

0

11/06/09

h St. Catharine

95-42

W

2-0

0

11/07/09

h Univ of Saint Francis IL

75-54

W

3-0

0

11/09/09

a Univ of the Cumberlands K

73-57

W

4-0

0

11/19/09

h Westminster

93-68

W

5-0

0

11/20/09

h The Master's College

95-78

W

6-0

0

11/21/09

h Biola University

66-45

W

7-0

0

11/27/09

n Saint Xavier University

87-94

11/28/09

n Loyola University

82-54

W

11/30/09

a Shorter College

84-68

12/05/09

h Campbellsville Univ

90-70

12/12/09

h Lee University

12/28/09 12/29/09

L

7-1

0

8-1

0

W

9-1

0

W

10-1

0

91-54

W

11-1

0

n Wayland Baptist Univ

95-73

W

12-1

0

n Brenau University

76-57

W

13-1

0

01/07/10

* h Bethel University

80-78

W

14-1, 1-0

0

01/09/10

* a Martin Methodist College

86-66

W

15-1, 2-0

0

01/14/10

* h Lyon College

92-63

W

16-1, 3-0

0

01/16/10

* a Freed-Hardeman Univ

87-63

W

17-1, 4-0

0

01/18/10

* h Mid-Continent Univ

101-44

W

18-1, 5-0

0

01/21/10

* a Cumberland University

69-63

W

19-1, 6-0

0

01/23/10

* a Blue Mountain College

98-57

W

20-1, 7-0

0

01/28/10

* h Trevecca Nazarene Univ

98-71

W

21-1, 8-0

0

02/04/10

* a Bethel University

85-70

W

22-1, 9-0

0

02/06/10

* h Martin Methodist College

103-69

W

23-1, 10-0

0

02/11/10

* a Lyon College

73-58

W

24-1, 11-0

0

02/13/10

* h Freed-Hardeman Univ

68-59

W

25-1, 12-0

0

02/15/10

* h Cumberland University

77-50

W

26-1, 13-0

0

02/18/10

* a Mid-Continent Univ

111-46

W

27-1, 14-0

0

02/20/10

* h Blue Mountain College

113-57

W

28-1, 15-0

0

02/25/10

* a Trevecca Nazarene Univ

68-61

W

29-1, 16-0

0

03/03/10 03/05/10 03/08/10 03/17/10 03/19/10 03/20/10 03/22/10 03/23/10

# # # ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

91-61 86-69 62-75 86-47 70-43 83-55 63-61 73-65

W W

30-1 31-1 31-2 32-2 33-2 34-2 35-2 36-2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

h Cumberland University h Trevecca Nazarene Univ h Freed-Hardeman Univ n Southwestern Assemblies o n Southern Polytechnic Stat n Oklahoma Christian Univ n Oklahoma City Univ n Azusa Pacific Univ

W W W W W

L

Note:* denotes a conference game. #denotes a conference tournament game. ^denotes a national tournament game.

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UNION UNIVERSITY NAIA ALL-AMERICANS Lisa Caudle Hutchens – 1982 Cassandra Howard – 1984 Charlo�e Hart Gause – 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 Jill Cro�s Forbes – 1994 Kelly Hayes Bramle� – 1996 Michelle Street – 1995, 1996, 1997 Celes�ne Gholston – 1998, 1999 Mary Catherine Way – 2001, 2002 Allison Harrison – 2001 Christal Merriweather – 2002 Jessica Henson – 2001, 2002, 2003 Ginger Bryant – 2003 Stephanie Clark - 2004, 2005 Ena Daniels - 2006 Tiffany Fisher - 2006 Natanya Smith - 2007 Crystal Eason - 2008 Merideth Richardson Jacobs - 2005, 2009 Josephine Owino - 2007, 2008, 2009 Kaitlin Dudley - 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Kayla Hudson - 2008, 2009, 2010 Zeinab Chan - 2010 Lavanda Ross - 2010 NAIA SCHOLAR ATHLETES Lisa Caudle Hutchens - 1982 Cassandra Howard - 1984 Brenda Ross - 1985 Charlo�e Hart Gause - 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 Pam Harrison - 1993 Jill Cro�s Forbes - 1994 Marque�a Hunt - 1996, 1997 Meg Griffin -2000 Mary Beth Haltom - 2001, 2002 Mary Catherine Way - 2001, 2002 Laura Davison - 2004 Lindsay Flynn - 2009 Laura Cri�endon - 2009, 2010 NAIA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Lee Nunamaker Pipkin – 1993 Kendra Burlew Bomar – 1996 Rose Agnoung – 1997 Michelle Street – 1996, 1997 Celes�ne Gholston – 1998, 1999 Meg Griffin – 1998 Christal Merriweather – 2002 Stephanie Clark - 2004, 2005 Ena Daniels - 2005, 2006 Merideth Richardson - 2005, 2006 Josephine Owino - 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Kayla Hudson - 2008 Kaitlin Dudley - 2009, 2010 Zeinab Chan - 2010 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT MVP Rose Agnoung - 1998 Stephanie Clark - 2005 Josephine Owino - 2009 Zeinab Chan - 2010 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HUSTLE AWARD La�sha Beamus - 1995 April Pearson - 1998, 2001 Monica Elliot - 2005 NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Stephanie Clark - 2005 Josephine Owino - 2008, 2009 NAIA/WBCA PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jessica Henson - 2003 Josephine Owino - 2008

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honor roll NAIA COACH OF THE YEAR David Blackstock – 1998 Mark Campbell - 2005, 2006, 2009 NAIA/WBCA COACH OF THE YEAR Mark Campbell – 2004, 2008 NAIA COACH OF CHARACTER AWARD Mark Campbell – 2009 ALL-TRANSOUTH CONFERENCE Michelle Street – 1997 Dion Thornton – 1997 Celes�ne Gholston – 1998, 1999 Rose Agnoung – 1998 Meg Griffin – 1999 Tonya Tuggles – 1999 Mary Catherine Way – 2001, 2002 Allison Harison – 2001, 2002, 2003 Christal Merriweather – 2002, 2003 Jessica Henson – 2001, 2002, 2003 Ginger Bryant – 2003 Stephanie Clark - 2004, 2005 Chris�na Smith - 2004 Jennifer Henson - 2004, 2006 Ena Daniels - 2005, 2006 Tiffany Fisher - 2006 Natanya Smith - 2006, 2007 Crystal Eason - 2008 Merideth Richardson Jacobs - 2005, 2009 Josephine Owino - 2007, 2008, 2009 Kaitlin Dudley - 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Kayla Hudson - 2008, 2009, 2010 Zeinab Chan - 2010 Lavanda Ross - 2010 TRANSOUTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michelle Street – 1997 Celes�ne Gholston – 1999 Jessica Henson – 2001, 2002 Stephanie Clark - 2004, 2005 Josephine Owino - 2008, 2009 Kaitlin Dudley - 2010 TRANSOUTH ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM April Pearson – 1998 Tonya Tuggles – 1999 Allison Harrison – 2000 Jessica Henson – 2001 Crystal Eason - 2005 Merideth Richardson - 2005 Josephine Owino - 2006 Jessica Graves - 2006 Kaitlin Dudley - 2007 Kayla Hudson - 2008 Zeniab Chan - 2008 Lavanda Ross - 2009 TRANSOUTH NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Tonya Tuggles – 1999 Jessica Henson – 2001 Stephanie Clark - 2004 Kayla Hudson - 2008 Lavanda Ross - 2009 TRANSOUTH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Kayla Hudson - 2008 Lavanda Ross - 2009 TRANSOUTH COACH OF THE YEAR Mark Campbell – 2001, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

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year-by-year results & championship history

NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Year-By-Year Head Coaches & Win/Loss Records (from 1972-73 to present) Year 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-2000 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73

Head Coach Mark Campbell (364-46, .888) Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell Mark Campbell David Blackstock (509-89, .851) & Lisa Hutchens David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock David Blackstock Peggy Birmingham (198-57, .776) Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham Peggy Birmingham

Record (Conf.)

36-2 (16-0) 37-1 (16-0) 35-1 (18-0) 30-6 (15-3) 30-6 (15-3) 31-6 (10-2) 35-5 (8-4) 32-5 (14-2) 34-3 (15-1) 35-4 (13-1) 31-5 (13-1) 28-8 (13-1) 31-5 (13-0) 35-3 (14-1) 35-5 (17-1) 34-4 (16-2) 31-3 27-6 33-5 31-5 26-4 23-6 28-6 29-3 26-4 22-6 31-2 24-7 19-10 24-5 21-13 26-4 24-6 20-4 23-6 26-3 24-9 16-7 18-5

1998 (def. Southern Nazarene 73-70) 2005 (def. Oklahoma City 67-63) 2006 (def. Lubbock Chris�an, 79-62) 2009 (def. Lambuth 73-63) 2010 (def. Azusa Pacific 73-65)

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Appearances: 21 (19 straight) (1988, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10) Na�onal Tournament Win-Loss Record: 56-16 (.777) Na�onal Tournament Finishes: First Place - 5 (1998, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010) Second Place - 2 (1993, 1997) Total Final Four Appearances - 11 (1993, 96, 97, 98, 02, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10)

CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS TranSouth Regular Season Titles - 12 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04*, 07, 08, 09, 10 TCAC Regular Season Titles - 7 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996 VSAC Regular Season Titles - 3 1982, 1884, 1985 * co-champions

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

TranSouth Tournament Titles - 10 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009 TCAC Tournament Titles - 7 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996 VSAC Tournament Titles - 3 1982, 1884, 1985

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

2010 - TranSouth Runner-Up (Freed-Hardeman def. Union, 75-62) 2009 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Trevecca Nazarene, 92-69) 2008 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Freed-Hardeman 73-62) 2007 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Trevecca Nazarene 80-66) 2005 - TranSouth Runner-Up (Freed-Hardeman def. Union 87-82 OT) 2004 - TranSouth Runner-Up (Freed-Hardeman def. Union 81-63) 2003 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Freed-Hardeman 77-72) 2002 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Trevecca Nazarene 88-81) 2001 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Freed-Hardeman 84-64) 2000 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Trevecca Nazarene 70-51) 1999 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Lipscomb 61-53) 1998 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Freed-Hardeman 82-57) 1997 - TranSouth Champion (Union def. Freed-Hardeman 81-75) 1996 - TCAC Champion (Union def. Lambuth 94-73 ) 1995 - TCAC - Runner-Up (Lipscomb def. Union 82-77) 1993 - TCAC - Champion (Union def. Belmont 86-74) 1992 - TCAC - Runner-Up (Belmont def. Union 86-82)

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UNION UNIVERSITY NAIA National Tournament Records Held Most Appearances 21 (1988-89; 1992-2010) Most Consectu�ve Appearances 19 (1992-2010) Most Steals, Game 9, La�sha Beamus, vs. Lindenwood (Mo.), 1995 Most Steals, Tournament 19, April Pearson, Union (Tenn.), 1998 19, La�sha Beamus, Union (Tenn.), 1993 Most 3-pt Field Goals Made, Tournament 51, Union (Tenn.), 2005 All-Time Rebound Leaders, (by total rebounds) 87 rebounds in 8 total games (12.1/game) - 11th All-Time: Stephanie Clark (2004, 2005) Leading Rebounder (by Tournament) 2005 - Stephanie Clark, 73 rebounds, 14.6/game Most Rebounds, Game 19, Stephanie Clark, Union (Tenn.) 2005 (20th All-Time)

Individual Records SCORING: Most points, career 1.) 2,385, Kaitlin Dudley, 2006-10 2.) 2,372, Sandra Lewis Fitzgerald, 1975-79 3.) 2,339, Charlo�e Hart, 1984-1988 4.) 2,240, Josephine Owino, 2005-09 5.) 2,181, Michelle Street, 1993-1997 6.) 2,143, Lisa Hutchens, 1979-83 Most points, season 1. 835, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 2. 756, Cassandra Howard, 1983-84 Most points, game 45 (OT), Michelle Street, vs. Freed-Hardeman University, 03-10-97 44, Ester Coleman, vs. University of Montevallo, 1982-83 41, Jessica Henson, vs. Campbellsville University, 11-18-03 40, Stephanie Clark, vs. Mar�n Methodist College, 02-26-04 Most points, half 29, Kaitlin Dudley, vs. Mar�n Methodist College, 02-06-10 Points per game, season 1. 24.4, Cassandra Howard, 1983-84 2. 21.1, Stephanie Clark, 2003-04 3. 20.9, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 Points per game, career (four years) 1. 16.4, Michelle Street, 1993-97 2. 15.8, Josephine Owino, 2005-09 Points per game, career (two years) 21.0, Stephanie Clark, 2003-05 REBOUNDS: Most rebounds, career 1. 1,345, Sherry Henry, 1973-77 2. 1,034, Josephine Owino, 2005-09 Most rebounds, season 1. 483, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 2. 417, Sherry Henry, 1974-75 Most rebounds, game 1. 24, Stephanie Clark, vs. Freed-Hardeman University, March 7, 2005 2. 23, Kendra Burlew, vs. Blue Mountain College, February 8, 1996 2. 23, Theresa Hale, vs. Ole Miss, 1973-74 4. 20, Josephine Owino, vs. Point Loma Nazarene, 03/21/09

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record book DOUBLE-DOUBLES Most double-doubles, season 1. 29, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 2. 19, Michelle Street, 1996-97 2. 16, Josephine Owino, 2007-08 3. 15, Stephanie Clark, 2003-04 (26 games) 4. 13, Josephine Owino, 2008-09 Most double-doubles, career 1. 44, Stephanie Clark, 2003-05 (two years) 2. 37, Josephine Owino, 2005-09 FIELD GOALS: Most field goals made, career 1047, Sandra Lewis Fitzgerald, 1975-79 Most field goals made, season 328, Lisa Caudle Hutchens, 1980-81 Most field goals made, game 21, Lisa Caudle Hutchens, 1982-83 Field goal percentage, career (two seasons) 1. .622, Stephanie Clark, 2003-05 Field goal percentage, career (four seasons) 1. .640, Josephino Owino, 2005-09 2. .615, Catherine Peek Kwasigroh, 1986-90 Field goal percentage, season 1. .667 (275-412), Josephine Owino, 2007-08 2. .641 (311-485), Josephine Owino, 2008-09 3. .634 (184-290), Josephine Owino, 2006-07 4. .625, Catherine Peek Kwasigroh, 1986-87 5. .624 (221-354), Stephanie Clark, 2003-04 (26 games) Field goal percentage, game (min. 10 made) 1.000 (14 of 14), Michelle Street, vs. Blue Mountain , Feb. 15, 1997 1.000(11 of 11), Stephanie Clark, vs. Huston-Tilotson, Nov. 29, 2004 1.000 (11 of 11), Rachel Arnold, 1987-88 1.000 (10 of 10), Jackie Graham Wilder, 1986-87 1.000 (10 of 10), Catherine Peek Kwasigroh, 1987-88 Field goal a�empts, career 1844, Michelle Street, 1993-97 Field goal a�empts, season 568, Michelle Street, 1996-97 Field goal a�empts, game 28, Michelle Street, 1996-97 Consecu�ve Field Goals made 16, Michelle Street, 1996-97 THREE POINTERS: Three Point field goal percentage, career 1. .443, Shea Piercey, 1987-88 2. .433 (324-748), Kaitlin Dudley, 2006-10 Three Point field goal percentage, season (min. 30 made) 1. .500 (62-124), Kayla Hudson, 2007-08 1. .500 (33-66), Jessica Graves, 2007-08 3. .468 (73-156), Kayla Hudson, 2008-09 4. .452, Shea Piercey, 1987-88 5. .444 (67-151), Kaitlin Dudley, 2007-08 6. .433 (88-203), Kaitlin Dudley, 2008-09 7. .418 (81-194), Merideth Richardson Jacobs, 2007-08 8. .416 (32-77), Jessica Graves, 2005-06 9. .415 (66-159), Crystal Eason, 2005-06 10. .412 (117-284), Merideth Richardson Jacobs, 2004-05 Three Point field goal percentage, game (min. 5 made) 1. .875 (7-of-8), Merideth Richardson Jacobs, vs. Blue Mountain , 03/04/09 2. .857 (6-of-7), Kaitlin Dudley, vs. Westminster College, 12/01/07 3. .833 (5-of-6), Kaitlin Dudley, vs. Lyon College, 02/04/08 3. .833 (5-of-6), Kayla Hudson, vs. Trevecca Nazarene, 01/10/08 3. .833 (5-of-6), Kayla Hudson, vs. The Master’s College, 03/21/08 3. .833 (5-of-6), Merideth Richardson, vs. Huston-Tilotson, 11/29/04 3. .833 (5-of-6), Laura Mitchell vs. Claflin University, Nov. 1, 2003 8. .778 (7-of-8), Laura Cri�endon vs. Mid-Con�nent, 02/28/09 9. .769 (10-of-13), Crystal Eason, vs. Blue Mountain, 02/28/06

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UNION UNIVERSITY Three Point field goal a�empts, career 1.) 987, Merideth Richardson Jacobs, 2004-09 (excluding 2006-07) 2.) 793, Lori Love, 1996-2000 Three Point field goal a�empts, season 1. 322, Kelly Hayes, 1995-96 Three Point field goal a�empts, game 1. 17 (9-of-17), Merideth Richardson, vs. Point Loma Nazarene, 03/21/05 2. 16 (10-of-16), Mary Catherine Way, vs. Berry, Feb. 2, 2002 Most Three Point field goals made, career 1.) 383, Merideth Richardson Jacobs, 2004-09 (excluding 2006-07) 2.) 324, Kaitlin Dudley, 2006-10 2.) 309, Anna Richardson, 1992-96 Most Three Point field goals made, season 1. 122, Kelly Hayes, 1995-96 2. 117, Merideth Richardson, 2004-05 Most Three Point field goals made, game 1.) 10 (10-of-13), Crystal Eason, vs. Blue Mountain, 02/28/06 1.) 10 (10-of-16), Mary Catherine Way, vs. Berry, Feb. 2, 2002 3.) 9 (9-of-17), Merideth Richardson, vs. Point Loma Nazarene, 03/22/05 FREE THROWS: Free throws made, career 538, Theresa Hale, 1973-77 Free throws made, season 1. 209, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 2. 172, Theresa Hale, 1974-75 Free throws made, game 1.) 16 (16 of 18), Christal Merriweather, vs. Trevecca Nazarene, 03/04/02 2.) 14 (14-of-17), Stephanie Clark, vs. Mar�n Methodist, 02/26/04 Free throw percentage, career 1.) .849, Crystal Eason (157-185), 2004-08 2.) .825, Lori Love, 1996-2000 Free throw percentage, season 1. .949 (75-79), Kayla Hudson, 2009-10 2. .935 (58-62), Kayla Hudson, 2008-09 3. .931 (27-29), Mary Catherine Way, 2001-02 4. .900 (27-30), Crystal Eason, 2004-05 5. .897 (139-155), Kaitlin Dudley, 2007-08 6. .886 (70-79), Lori Love, 1996-97 Free throw percentage, game (min. 9 made) 1.000 (10-of-10), Kayla Hudson, vs. Lambuth University, 01/12/08 1.000 (10-of-10), Jessica Henson, vs. Campbellsville, Nov. 18, 2003 1.000 (9-of-9), Stephanie Clark, vs. Lambuth, January 25, 2005 1.000 (9-of-9), Stephanie Clark, vs. Science and Arts, Nov. 28, 2005 1.000 (9-of-9), Stephanie Clark, vs. Brevard University, Nov. 12, 2005 1.000 (9-of-9), Mary Catherine Way, vs. Life, January 8, 2002 Free throw a�empts, career 736, Michelle Street, 1993-97 Free throw a�empts, season 1. 270, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 2. 257, Michelle Street, 1996-97 Free throw a�empts, game 20, Marque�a Hunt, 1996-97 Consecu�ve free throw made 33, Lisa Caudle Hutchens, 1980-81

record book STEALS: Most steals, career 496, La�sha Beamus, 1991-95 Most steals, season 178, La�sha Beamus, 1994-95 Most steals, game 12, La�sha Beamus, 1993-94 BLOCKS: Most blocks, career 1. 441, Kendra Burlew, 1992-1996 2. 310, Ginger Bryant, 1997-98, 2001-04 Most blocks, season 1. 160, Kendra Burlew, 1994-95 2. 118, Kendra Burlew, 1995-96 3. 90, Ginger Bryant, 2003-04 4. 89, Kendra Burlew, 1993-94 5. 86, Josephine Owino, 2007-08 6. 81, Josephine Owino, 2008-09 7. 80, Ginger Bryant, 1997-98 Most blocks, game 1.) 10, Kendra Burlew, 1994-95 2.) 8, Josephine Owino, 2005-06 GAMES: Career games played 1. 148, Kaitlin Dudley, 2006-10 1. 148, Merideth Richardson Jacobs, 2005-09 1. 148, Crystal Eason, 2007-08 3. 146, Monica Elliot, 2001-05 4. 144, Michelle Street, 1993-97 5. 142, Josephine Owino, 2005-09 Games played, season 40, Crystal Eason, 2004-05 40, Monica Elliot, 2004-05 40, Stephanie Clark, 2004-05 40, Michelle Street, 1996-97 40, Marque�a Hunt, 1996-97 40, Dion Thornton, 1996-97 40, Lori Love, 1996-97

ASSISTS: Most assists, career 1.) 627, Kayla Hudson, 2007-present 2.) 611, Lisa Caudle Hutchens, 1979-83 Most assists, season 1.) 257, Kayla Hudson, 2007-08 2.) 228, Marva Rawlings, 1980-81 Most assists, game 1.) 14, Shea Piercey, 1987-88 2.) 13, Kayla Hudson, Cumberland University, 01/14/08 2.) 13, Kayla Hudson, Campbellsville University, 11/26/07

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UNION UNIVERSITY Team Records WINS: Best season record 37-1, (.974), 2008-09 35-1, (.972), 2007-08 36-2, (.947), 2009-10 31-2 (.939), 1984-85 Most wins in a season 37, 2008-09 36, 2009-10 35, 2007-08 35, 2004-05 35, 2001, 02 35, 1997-98 35, 1996-97 Most consecu�ve wins 35, 2007-08 31, 08-09 thru 09-10 24, 2009-10 23, 1994-95 21, 1987-88 21, 1984-85 20, 1992-93 20, 1979-80 18, 1975-76 17, 2004-05 Best Start to a Season 35-0, 2007-08 (29-0 regular season) 21-0, 1987-88 18-0, 1975-76 17-0, 2004-05 Most Consecu�ve Home Court Wins 60, 02/28/07 - 03/08/10 Most Consecu�ve Regular Season Wins 43, 02/24/07 - 12/06/08 SCORING: Most points in a game 1. 146, vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 2. 129, vs. Blue Mountain College, 01/26/08 2. 127, vs. Huntsville College, 1977-78 Most points in a half 1. 76, vs. Blue Mountain College (1st half), 03/04/09 2. 70, vs. Blue Mountain College (2nd half), 03/04/09 2. 67, vs. Blue Mountain College, 01/26/08 2. 67, vs. Harris-Stowe State College, 11/12/05 2. 67, vs. Tougaloo College, 12/04/04 Most points in a season 1. 3,507, 2008-09 1. 3,389, 2004-05 2. 3,385, 1996-97 Largest margin of defeat 48, vs. Oklahoma City University, November 30, 2001 Largest margin of victory 119, vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 103, vs. Trevecca Nazarene University, 1975-76 Fewest points scored 38, 1973-74 Fewest points allowed 1. 14, vs. Temple Bap�st College, 2007-08 2. 15, vs. Bap�st Chris�an College, 1992-93 Most points allowed 1. 99, The Master’s College, 11/16/08 Scoring average, season 1. 92.3, 2008-09 1. 92.3, 1994-95

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record book FIELD GOALS: Field goals made, game 1. 61, vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 2. 51, vs. Harris-Stowe College, 11/12/05 3. 49, vs. Tougaloo College, December 4, 2004 4. 48, vs. Blue Mountain College, 01/26/08 5. 45, vs. Bethel College, February 13, 1996 Field goals made, season 1. 1,324, 2008-09 2. 1,253, 2004-05 3. 1,196, 1996-97 Field goal a�empts, game 95, vs. Arkansas Bap�st College, December 5, 2001 Field goal a�empts, season 1. 2,665, 2004-05 2. 2,605, 1996-97 Field goal percentage, game 1. .753, vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 2. .709, vs. Mid-Con�nent University, 01/24/09 3. .688, vs. Lindenwood College, 11/11/95 Field goal percentage, half 1. .839, vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 Field goal percentage, season 1. .536, 2008-09 2. .521, 1986-87 3. .519, 2007-08 THREE POINTERS: Three Pointers made, game 1. 19, vs. Blue Mountain College, (02-28-06) 2. 18, vs. Brescia University, (02-21-06) 2. 18, vs. Oklahoma Chris�an University (11-17-05) 4. 17, vs. Brevard University, (11-02-04) Three Pointers made, season 1. 378, 2004-05 2. 351, 2007-08 3. 333, 2009-10 4. 330, 2005-06 5. 328, 2008-09 6. 283, 2002-03 7. 277, 2001-02 Three Point field goal percentage, game (minimum 10 made) 1. .762 (16-21), vs. Blue Mountain College, 03/04/09 2. .750 (15-20), vs. Montevallo, 01-02-97 3. .714 (10-14), vs. McKendree College, 03-13-02 4. .684 (13-17), vs. Lindenwood College, November 11, 1995 Three Point field goal percentage, season 1. .423 (351-83), 2007-08 2. .409, (328-802), 2008-09 3. .406 (257-633), 2006-07 4. .388, 1988-89 Three Point field goal a�empts, game 1. 38, vs. Mid-Con�nent (Ky.), 02/18/10 1. 38, vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.), 03/01/05 2. 37, vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.), 02/28/06 3. 36, vs. Berry (Ga.), November 23, 2004 4. 35, vs. Brevard (Ga.), 11/13/04 5. 33, vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.), 02/20/10 5. 33, vs. Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.), 03/07/05 6. 32, vs. Mar�n Methodist (Tenn.), 10/19/08 6. 32, vs. Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.), 03/21/05 Three Point field goal a�empts, season 1. 1020, 2004-05 2. 893, 2005-06 3. 868, 2009-10 4. 830, 2007-08 5. 802, 2008-09 6. 785, 2002-2003 7. 766, 2001-02

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UNION UNIVERSITY FREE THROWS: Free throws made, game 1.) 34, vs. Oklahoma Bap�st University, November 15, 1996 2.) 31. vs. Mar�n Methodist (Tenn.), 01/09/10 2.) 31, vs. Columbia College, 11/09/07 2.) 31, vs. Huston-Tilotson College, November 29, 2004 Free throws made, season 744, 1996-97 Free throw a�empts, game 1.) 43, vs. Huston-Tilotson College, November 29, 2004 2.) 42, vs. Columbia College, 11/09/07 3.) 42, vs. Lambuth University, January 22, 2001 Free throw a�empts, season 1058, 1996-97 Free throw percentage (min 10 made), game 1. 1.000 (20-20), vs. Lambuth University, January 12, 2008 1. 1.000 (14-14), vs. Lambuth University, January 25, 2005 3. .958 (23-24), vs. Lee University, Jan. 17, 2004 4. .950 (19-20), vs. Cumberland University, January 22, 2002 Free throw percentage, season 1. .748, 2009-10 2. .740, 2007-08 3. .735, 2002-03 4. .730, 2003-04 5. .722, 2008-09 6. .714, 2001-2002 6. .714, 1984-85

record book Turnovers: Points off turnovers, game 56, vs. Barber Sco�a College, November 2, 2002 Turnovers, game 1. 30, vs. Cumberland (Tenn.), 02/14/05 1. 30, vs. Oklahoma City, 11/20/04 3. 28, vs. Lee (Tenn.), 12/13/09 3. 28, Blue Mountain (Miss.), 02/14/04 Turnovers, season 1. 714, 2004-05 2. 655, 2003-04

REBOUNDS: Rebounds, game 74, vs. Blue Mountain College, February 8, 1996 Rebounds, season 1903, 1995-96 ASSISTS: Assists, game 1. 37, vs. Central Bap�st College, October 30, 2004 2. 36, vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.), 03/04/09 3. 34, vs. Harris-Stowe College, 11/12/05 4. 33 vs. Philander Smith College, February 11, 2002 4. 33, vs. Bethel College, February 13, 1997 Assists, season 1. 781, 1996-97 2. 767, 2004-05 3. 763, 2008-09 BLOCKS: Blocked shots, game 1.) 13, vs. Taylor University, Nov. 14, 2003 2.) 12, vs. Mid-Con�nent University, 03/01/08 2.) 12, vs. Belmont University, March 1, 1996 Blocked shots, season 210, 1995-96 Steals: Steals, game 30, vs. Claflin University, November 2, 2001 Steals, season 1. 493, 2002-03 2. 492, 2004-05 3. 487, 2001-02

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UNION UNIVERSITY

NAIA championship recaps

Union wins second straight NAIA na�onal �tle JACKSON, Tenn. - 3/23/2010 - Union (Tenn.) University claimed its second consecu�ve NAIA Division I Women’s Basketball Na�onal Championship with a 73-65 victory over Azusa Pacific (Calif.) University. The Lady Bulldogs shot 15-of-30 (0.500) in the second half and 5-of-10 (0.500) from behind the arc to pull away from the Cougars down the stretch.

The first half of the game was back and forth, featuring 11 �es and five lead changes. A�er matching baskets for most of the half, Union took its largest lead with 5:45 remaining before intermission. Ashley Lillard knocked down two free throws to give Union a 25-20 advantage. C.J. Hill would answer for Azusa Pacific just 10 seconds later drilling a 3-pointer to bring the Cougars back within two points. Kris�e Hala’ufia scored off of a Union turnover less than 30 seconds later to �e the score at 25-25 with 5:03 remaining in the half. Neither squad took more than a two point lead the rest of the half and entered the intermission kno�ed at 33-33.

APU knocked down 14-of-25 (0.560) shots in the first half, while Union shot just 11-of-32 (0.344) from the field. It was the Lady Bulldogs dominance on the glass that kept the game close in the first half. Union out-rebounded Azusa 12-4 on the offensive glass in the first half, leading to 13 second chance points.

Union jumped out to a quick lead in the second half, star�ng with a 7-0 run keyed by a Kaitlin Dudley 3-pointer, a basket by Zeinab Chan and two Jessica Graves free throws. Azusa pulled back within two points on Hala’ufia’s lay-in with 16:53 remaining and took a two-point lead at the 13:10 mark on Michelle Byrd’s 3-point basket. It would be Azusa’s only lead of the second half, as the Lady Bulldogs went on a 15-2 run over the next 5:30 to take a 60-49 lead. Kayla Hudson keyed the run knocking down three 3-point field goals during that span. The closest Azusa would get the rest of the way was a five-point deficit, 70-65, with 17 seconds remaining. Hudson and Dudley sealed the victory for Union, knocking down free throws in the final seconds for a 73-65 win.

Union out-rebounded the Cougars 40-26 overall in the game, 18-6 on the offensive end, which led to the Lady Bulldogs outscoring Azusa 16-7 in second chance points.

Tournament MVP, Zeinab Chan, led the Lady Bulldogs with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Kayla Hudson and LaVanda Ross scored 14 points each and Jessica Graves added 10 points. All-Tournament First Team member Kaitlin Dudley scored seven points.

Union moves into a �e for second place with Oklahoma City and Southwestern Oklahoma with five na�onal championships. The Lady Bulldogs passed Southern Nazarene (Okla.) for first place in all�me tournament wins with 59. The Lady Bulldogs have a 59-16 record in the tournament, while Southern Nazarene holds a 58-11 all-�me record. Union finishes its season with a 36-2 record, while Azusa Pacific ends its season at 29-7.

Union (Tenn.) Wins Fourth NAIA Title With 73-63 Win JACKSON, Tenn. - 3/24/2009 - No. 1-seeded Union (Tenn.) University claimed its fourth NAIA Division I women’s basketball championship with a 73-63 victory over one of the tournament’s other No. 1 seeds, Lambuth (Tenn.) University, Tuesday night at Oman Arena. Two-�me NAIA Player of the Year Josephine Owino led the Lady Bulldogs with 27 points, nine rebounds and five blocks in a game Union never trailed.

Owino scored the game’s first four points, and back-to-back three-pointers from Kayla Hudson and Kaitlin Dudley capped a game-opening 15-3 run for Union.

The Lady Bulldogs ran the first-half lead up to 13 points three separate �mes before Chytearra Kintchen scored five straight points to spark a 12-3 Lambuth run that cut Union’s lead to 29-25 with 1:22 to play before hal�ime. However, Dudley knocked down a triple with 1:03 le�, and Hudson hit a trey with less than 10 seconds to give the Lady Bulldogs a 35-25 hal�ime lead.

A pair of Kintchen free throws early in the second half pulled Lambuth to within six points at 43-37, but Owino answered with back-to-back buckets that started a 16-6 run that gave Union its largest lead of the game, 59-43, with 9:34 to play. Lambuth twice cut the lead to nine points, but Union answered both �mes on the ensuing possession to push the lead back into double digits to hold off the Eagles for the victory.

Dudley was four-for-eight from three-point range, and she scored 12 of her 18 points in the second half for Union. Hudson registered 11 points with a pair of treys, and she dished out a game-high six assists. Union posted iden�cal 13-for-28 (.464) shoo�ng in each half, and the Lady Bulldogs hit six-of-14 on three-pointers.

Union (37-1) has now won each of its past four NAIA �tle game appearances, and the Lady Bulldogs are now 54-16 all-�me in NAIA Tournament play. Over the past five seasons, Union is 21-2 in the na�onal tournament.

Union Women Win Second Straight NAIA Na�onal Title JACKSON, Tenn. - March 21, 2006 - The Union University Lady Bulldogs claimed their second straight NAIA Women’s Basketball Na�onal Championship and third in program history on Tuesday night with a 79-62 win over Lubbock Chris�an University (Texas).

With the win, Union capped off its sixth straight 30-plus win season with a 31-6 record. Lubbock Chris�an ended its run with a 23-12 record.

For Union, this extends its na�onal tournament winning streak to 10 games. In those 10 games, Union has won eight by double figures and has posted a twoyear tournament scoring margin of plus 15.9 points.

The Lady Bulldogs were led by Owino who posted her second straight double-double of the tournament with 24 points and 10 rebounds. Natanya Smith added 16 points and 14 rebounds, and Daniels added 10 points. In a tournament where Union’s three-point shoo�ng (43 percent) was so prevalent, it was Owino and Smith’s combined 40 points and 24 rebounds in the post that sealed Union’s second straight NAIA crown in the �tle game.

Union’s Owino, Daniels, and Merideth Richardson were each named to the NAIA All-Tournament Team. Seven-year head coach and the NAIA’s ac�ve winningest coach, Mark Campbell, was named the NAIA Coach of the Year for the second straight season.

Union Lady Bulldogs Win NAIA Na�onal Championship JACKSON, Tenn. - March 22, 2005 - The Union University Lady Bulldogs won the 2005 NAIA Na�onal Basketball Championship with a 67-63 win over Oklahoma City in the �tle game on Tuesday night at Oman Arena. For Union (35-5), this is the second NAIA Women’s Na�onal Title (1998, 2005) and the first for sixth year head coach Mark Campbell.

Union led 30-29 at hal�ime and then stretched that lead to 17 points (59-42) with just over 11 minutes remaining in the game. Oklahoma City slowly crept back and pulled to within two points with 27 seconds le�. Union held that two-point lead as Ena Daniels, a 64% free-throw shooter for the year, stepped to the line and made both free throws with eight second remaining. Union led by four, 67-63, and a�er a turnover by Oklahoma City on the inbounds play, the game was sealed for Union.

Union Captures First NAIA Na�onal Title JACKSON, Tenn. - March 24, 1998 - The Union University Lady Bulldogs earned their first NAIA Na�onal Championship by defea�ng the four-�me defending champions, Southern Nazarene University (Okla.) 73-70.

Union led 31-29 at hal�ime, and held on in a very �ght, back and fourth second half. Union captured the �tle depite being outrebounded 55-40 and commi�ng 10 more turnovers (27-17).

The Lady Bulldogs were led by Rose Agnoung with 29 points and April Pearson with 15 points.

Union received numerous honors following the tournament including Agnoung being named the Tournament MVP, April Pearson taking the Hustle Award, and Coach David Blackstock earning the Coach of the Year Award. Celeste Gholston and Meg Griffin joined Anoung and Pearson on the All-Tournament Team.

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lady bulldog ministries

“By his divine power, God has given us everything we need for living a godly life. We have received all of this by coming to know Him, the one who called us to Himself by means of His marvelous glory and excellence. And because of His glory and excellence, He has given us great and precious promises. These are the promises that enable you to share His divine nature and escape the world’s corrup�on caused by human desires.

In view of this, make every effort to respond to God’s promises. Supplement your faith with a generous provision of moral excellence, and moral excellence with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control, and self-control with pa�ent endurance, and pa�ent endurance with godliness, and godliness with brotherly affec�on, and brotherly affec�on with love for everyone.

The more you grow like this, the more produc�ve and useful you will be in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

- II Peter 1:3-8

We want other students and our community to see Jesus in our players and our program.

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HOPE ADAMS

5-11, JR, F Oxford, Miss.

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KAYLA HUDSON

5-8, SR, G Gleason, Tenn.

MILDRED OLUMASI

6-3, FR, C Mambasa, Kenya

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LaTESA McLAUGHLIN

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KAYLA BRYANT

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5-5, FR, G Millington, Tenn.

5-8, SR, G Shelbyville, Tenn.

ZEINAB CHAN

6-4, SR, F Sudan

HEAD COACH MARK CAMPBELL 12th Season (364-46, .888)

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PAIGE PARKER

5-10, FR, G Hanceville, Ala.

TERRAH GARNER

5-10, FR, G Pall Mall, Tenn.

BEATRICE DUOL

6-6, JR, C Mombasa, Kenya

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REBECCA SHARPE

5-4, SO, PG Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

ALY GIDDENS

5-9, SO, G Jackson, Tenn.

LAVANDA ROSS

5-8, JR, G Jackson, Tenn.

ASSISTANT COACH KATIE WOODRUFF 8th Season

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Front Row (sitting left to right): Maria Bowker, Catherine Clement, Rebecca Sharpe, LaTesa McLaughlin, Kayla Hudson, Kayla Bryant, Aly Giddens, Holli Zimmerle, Kiely Schork.

Back Row (standing left to right): Katie Woodruff (assistant coach), Jennifer Farroll (trainer), Lavanda Ross, Paige Parker, Zeinab Chan, Beatrice Duol, Mildred Olumasi, Hope Adams, Tarrah Garner, Kaitlin Dudley, Mark Campbell (head coach).