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2025 MEN’S BRACKET CHAMPIONSHIP
Pensacola Bay Center | Pensacola, Fla. | Tuesday, March 5 - Monday, March 11
(13)COASTAL CAROLINA
STATE Game 1 5:00 PM
WINNER GAME 1 WINNER GAME 3
13 1st ROUND TUE. MARCH 4
All times central and subject to change All games onunless otherwise noted All games played at Pensacola Bay Center
(9)GEORGIA SOUTHERN (6)APP STATE (1)SOUTH ALABAMA
GAME 5
7 5:00 PM
(7)TEXAS STATE (8)GEORGIA STATE (3)TROY
9 5:30 PM
(10)OLD DOMINION
6 7:30 PM
WINNER GAME 4
WINNER GAME 2
11 5:00 PM Game 2 7:30 PM Game 4 7:30 PM
(12)SOUTHERN MISS (2) JAMES MADISON (5)MARSHALL (11) LOUISIANA
8 7:30 PM Game 10 8:00 PM Game 12 7:30 PM
GAME 11
13 6:00 PM
2025 WOMEN’S BRACKET CHAMPIONSHIP
Pensacola Bay Center | Pensacola, Fla. | Tuesday, March 5 - Monday, March 11
1st ROUND TUE. MARCH 4
(12)GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Game 1 11:30 AM
(13)SOUTHERN MISS
2nd ROUND WED. MARCH 5 3rd ROUND THU. MARCH 6 4th ROUND FRI. MARCH 7
WINNER GAME 1
Game 3 11:30 AM
(9)ULM
WINNER GAME 3
Game 5 11:30 AM
(8)GEORGIA STATE
All times central and subject to change
WINNER GAME 5
Game 7 11:30 AM
(5)OLD DOMINION
SAT. MARCH 8
SUN. MARCH 9
MON. MARCH 10
WINNER GAME 7
Game 9 12:00 PM
(4)COASTAL CAROLINA
WINNER GAME 9
Game 11 11:30 AM
(1) JAMES MADISON
(2)ARKANSAS STATE
WINNER GAME 11
Game 13 1:00 PM
GAME 13
All games on unless otherwise noted
All games played at Pensacola Bay Center
(6)APP STATE
(7)LOUISIANA
(10)TEXAS STATE
(14)SOUTH ALABAMA
Game 2 2:00 PM
(11)MARSHALL
Game 4 2:00 PM
WINNER GAME 2
(3)TROY
Game 10 2:30 PM
Game 12 2:00 PM
WINNER GAME 10
WINNER GAME 12
Game 6 2:00 PM Game 8 2:00 PM
WINNER GAME 4
WINNER GAME 8
WINNER GAME 6
MEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS
2024-25 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS
2024-25 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS
James Madison, 2024 Men’s Sun Belt Champions
Marshall, 2024 Women’s Sun Belt Champions
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATS
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS (MEN)
Through games of Month 1, 2025
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATS
Team Summaries
Attendance
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATS
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS (WOMEN)
Through games of Month 1, 2025 3-Point
FG Made
TEAM G NO. AVG.
CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATS
Team Summaries
Attendance
MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL SBC
2024-25 SUN b elt MeN’S b ASKet b All All-CONFe r eNCe teAMS
All-SUN b elt Fi r St teAM
Tayton Conerway, Troy
Barry Dunning Jr., South Alabama
Mark Freeman, James Madison
Myles Tate, App State
Taryn Todd, Arkansas State
All-SUN b elt SeCOND teAM
Obinna Anochili-Killen, Marshall
Cesare Edwards, Georgia State
Denijay Harris, Southern Miss
C.J. Huntley, App State
Tylan Pope, Texas State
All-SUN b elt thi r D teAM
Myles Corey, South Alabama
Sean Durugordon, Old Dominion
Adante’ Holiman, Georgia Southern
Bryce Lindsay, James Madison
Izaiyah Nelson, Arkansas State
Richie Riley, South Alabama
COACH OF THE YEAR
Bryce Lindsay, James Madison
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Tayton Conerway, Troy
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Obinna Anochili-Killen, Marshall
Bryce Lindsay, James Madison SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR
Mark Freeman, James Madison
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL SBC
All-SUN b elt Fi r St teAM
Zay Dyer, Troy
Aislynn Hayes, Marshall
Jakayla Johnson, ULM
Kseniia Kozlova, James Madison
Peyton McDaniel, James Madison
All-SUN b elt SeCOND teAM
Savannah Brooks, Coastal Carolina
En’Dya Buford, Old Dominion
Melyia Grayson, Southern Miss
Erica Lafayette, Louisiana
Zyion Shannon, Arkansas State
All-SUN b elt thi r D teAM
Ashanti Barnes, James Madison
CC Mays, Marshall
Alancia Ramsey, Coastal Carolina
Crislyn Rose, Arkansas State
Mikyla Tolivert, Georgia State
Sean O’Regan, James Madison
COACH OF THE YEAR
Trinity Rowe, Southern Miss FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Peyton McDaniel, James Madison
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Mahogany Matthews, Georgia State DEFENSIVE
Ro Scott, James Madison
SIXTH WOMAN OF THE YEAR
Erica Lafayette, Louisiana
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
APP STATE
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2 Mara Neira G 5-8 Sr. Galicia, Spain / IES Primeiro de Marzo / Eastern Wyoming College / Presbyterian 4 J'Mani Ingram G 5-7 Sr. North Augusta, S.C. / North Augusta / Pearl River CC 8 Seneya Martinez G 5-8 Jr. Greeley, Colo. / Northridge / Northeastern Junior College
Emily Carver G 5-10 Sr. Asheville, N.C. / Enka 12 Zada Porter G 5-9 Sr. Roanoke, Va. / Cave Spring
h e ad Coac h : Alaura Sharp
Ass i s t an t Coac he s: Caleb Thomas, Rabun Wright
Ass i s t an t Coac h & D i r e c t or of b ask et ba ll Op e ra ti ons: LaRomeo McKee Ass i s t an t Coac h & re cru iti ng Coord i na t or: Brooklyn Taylor
ARKANSAS STATE
0 Rashaud Marshall F 6-8 225 So. Blytheville, Ark./Blytheville HS/Ole Miss
Josh Hill F 6-11 201 Fr. Laurel, Md./Wheeler HS (Ga.)
Justin Johnson F 6-8 195 Fr. Miami, Fla./Putnam Science Academy
Derrian Ford G 6-3 212 Jr. Magnolia, Ark./Magnolia HS/Arkansas
Cody Head G 6-2 194 So. Cleveland, Ohio/Lutheran East HS/Lipscomb
Joseph Pinion G 6-5 200 Jr. Morrilton, Ark./Morrilton HS/Arkansas
Taryn Todd G 6-4 177 Sr. Vaughan, Ontario/Findlay Prep/Northwest Florida State College
Zane Butler G 5-11 166 Sr. Paragould, Ark./Greene County Tech HS/Navarro JC
Kobe Julien
heAD COACh: Bryan Hodgson
ASSOCiAte heAD COACheS: Jamie Quarles, Tee Butters
ASSiStANt COACh: Derek Rongstad
ASSiStANt COACh/PlAy e r DevelOPMeNt: Alex Harris
r eCtO r OF OPe r AtiONS: Kainan Justiniano
PlA y e r tO WAtCh
ARKANSAS STATE
Kennedie Montue G 5-11 Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland
Nissa Sam-Grant F 6-4 Gr. Marietta, Ga./UTSA
heAD COACh: Destinee Rogers
ASSOCiAte heAD COACheS: Lizzie Nessling, Rudy Evans
ASSiStANt COACh: Colton Crowder
PlA y e r tO
COASTAL CAROLINA
COASTAL CAROLINA
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
GEORGIA STATE
PlA
GEORGIA STATE
0 Morgan Robinson- Nwagwu G 5-8 Gr. Norcross, Ga. / Norcross HS 1 Patience Williams F 5-11 Jr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Benilde-St. Margaret's / USF
Mikyla Tolivert G 5-6 Sr. Melbourne, Fla. / Palm Bay
Monna Julkunen F 6-1 Fr. Vantaa, Finland / Rabun Gap-Nacoochee
Eghosa Obasuyi G 5-5 So. Villa Rica, Ga. / Carrollton
Eden Johnson F 6-2 Gr. Kissimmee, Fla. / Haines City HS
Cheyenne Holloman G 5-8 Sr. Marietta, Ga. / Pope
Clara Rosini G 5-10 R-Sr. Trieste, Italy / Parini HS 21 Erin Turral G 5-6 Sr. Tallahassee, Fla. / Florida A&M Developmental Research School / Stony Brook 22 Mya Williams G 5-7 Sr. Waxahachie, Texas / Waxahachie / Hutchinson C.C.
Mahogany Matthews F 6-1 Gr. York, Pa. / Hoke County
Crystal Henderson G 5-5 So. Marietta, Ga. / Kell
31 Kaleigh Addie G 5-6 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Greater Atlanta Christian / Xavier 33 Frankee Payne G 5-3 Fr. Snellville, Ga. / South Gwinnett
Aaliyah Hunt F 6-3 So. Lawrenceville, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge
JAMES MADISON
JAMES MADISON
PlA
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
Miriam Prince G 5-8 So. Philadelphia, Miss. / East Central Community College
Laila Walker F 6-4 Jr. Gulfport, Miss. / Jackson State
Katlyn Manuel F 6-1 Sr. Lawtell, La. / Northwest HS
Sakyia White F 6-1 Sr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. / Florida State
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Kassie Ingram G 5-11 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio / Kings
Aarionna Redman F/G 5-10 Sr. Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington Central
OLD DOMINION
PlA y e r
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SOUTH ALABAMA
SOUTH ALABAMA
SOUTHERN MISS
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0 Micah Cooper G 5-11 Fr. Carrollton, Texas / Hebron HS
Jacorriah Bracey G 5-9 Gr. Drew, Miss. / Thomas E. Edwards HS / Ole Miss
Bre Sutton G 5-9 Sr. New Orleans, La. / Warren Easton HS / ULM / Arkansas State
Jaime Gallatly F 6-1 Fr. Maffra, Victoria, Australia / Melbourne Tigers
Samantha
h e ad Coac h : Joye Lee-McNelis
Assoc i a te h e ad Coac h : Brooks Donald Williams
Ass i s t an t h e ad Coac h : Barbara Farris
Ass i s t an t Coac h : Jessica Barber
Ass i s t an t Coac h / D i r e c t or of Ana l y ti cs and P l ay e r D evel opm e n t : Connor McNelis
c t or of Op e ra ti ons: Mack Gardner
TEXAS STATE
0 Dylan Dawson G 6-3 180 Sr. Humble, Texas / Atascocita HS 1 Tyrel Morgan F 6-5 185 Gr. Atlanta, Ga. / Langston Hughes HS / Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa
Franck Emmou G 6-5 190 So. Arlington, Texas / Mansfield Summit HS / UMBC 4 Mark Drone G 6-0 180 Jr. Jackson, Miss. / Lanier HS / Southwest Mississippi CC 5 Bessanty Saragba F 6-10 216 Jr. Marseille, France / Trinity Collegiate School / Ellsworth CC 6 Austin Green F 6-8
h e ad Coac h : Terrence Johnson Assoc i a te h e ad Coac h : Bennie Seltzer
Ass i s t an t Coac he s: Donte Mathis, Jay Smith Ass i s t an t Coac h /D i r e c t or of Op e ra ti ons: Aaron Proctor
TEXAS STATE
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SUN BELT TOURNAMENT RECORDS
MEN’S
BASKETBALL
TEAM RECORDS
MOSt POiNtS
GAMe
116 > Arkansas state vs. little rock, 2014
tOU r NAMeNt
312 > north texas, 2007
MOSt POiNtS iN ONe hAlF
Fi r St hAlF
66 > troy vs. Arkansas state, 2006
SeCOND hAlF
65 > Jacksonville vs. lamar, 1992
FeWeSt POiNtS
GAMe
20 > south Alabama vs. new orleans (22), 1978
lA r GeSt MA r GiN OF viCtO ry
GAMe
46 > south Alabama (105) vs. Jacksonville (59), 1989
MOSt FielD GOAlS
GAMe
44 > Jacksonville vs. georgia state, 1977
44 > south Alabama vs. Jacksonville, 1989
tOU r NAMeNt
113 > south Alabama, 1989
MOSt FielD-GOAl AtteMPtS
GAMe
89 > little rock vs. Arkansas state, 2014
tOU r NAMeNt
239 > north texas, 2007
b eSt FielD-GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe
.642 (34-53) > Charlotte vs. WKu, 1990
MOSt 3-POiNt FielD GOAlS
GAMe
23 > troy vs. Arkansas state, 2006
tOU r NAMeNt
37 > ulM, 2019
MOSt 3-POiNt FielD-GOAl AtteMPtS
GAMe
40 > troy vs. Arkansas state, 2006
tOU r NAMeNt
82 > ulM, 2019
b eSt 3-POiNt FielD GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe (MiN 10 Att.)
688 (11-16) > Coastal Carolina vs. south Alabama, 2017
tOU r NAMeNt (MiN 15 Att.) .515 (17-33) > north texas, 2012
MOSt F r ee th r OWS
GAMe
43 > Arkansas state vs. little rock, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
91 > VCu, 1980
MOSt F r ee-th r OW AtteMPtS
GAMe
58 > Arkansas state vs. little rock, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
121 > VCu, 1980
b eSt F r ee-th r OW Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe (MiN 10 Att)
1.000 (12-12) > south Florida, 1981
1.000 (11-11) > georgia southern vs. utA, 2019
MOSt r e b OUNDS
GAMe
63 > new orleans vs. louisiana, 1996
tOU r NAMeNt
165 > north texas, 2007
MOSt ASSiStS
GAMe
23 > louisiana vs. texas state, 2018
23 > louisiana vs. south Alabama, 2019
tOU r NAMeNt
65 > south Alabama, 1989
SUN BELT TOURNAMENT RECORDS
MEN’S BASKETBALL (CONT.)
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
MOSt POiNtS
GAMe
41 > Dee brown, Ju vs. oDu, 1990
tOU r NAMeNt
95 > tristan thompson, nt, 2011
MOSt FielD GOAlS
GAMe
16 > Dee brown, Ju vs. oDu, 1990
tOU r NAMeNt
29 > phil stinnie, VCu, 1988
MOSt FielD-GOAl AtteMPtS
GAMe
26 > terry Catledge, usA vs. oDu, 1985
26 > ronnie Murphy, Ju vs. uAb, 1987
26 > tyrone garris, uno vs. lA, 1996
26 > nick Zachery, lr vs. nMsu, 2003
26 > bo McCalebb, uno vs. Asu, 2007
tOU r NAMeNt
63 > phil stinnie VCu, 1988
b eSt FielD-GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe (MiN 10 Att)
1.000 (10-10) > Mike schlegel, VCu vs. Ju, 1985
tOU r NAMeNt (MIn 15 Att)
.812 (13-16) > Kolin Weaver Asu vs. uno, 2001
MOSt 3-POiNt FielD GOAlS
GAMe
9 > John Knox, Ju vs. Asu, 1997
tOU r NAMeNt
15 > Wesley person, troY, 2017
MOSt 3-POiNt FielD-GOAl AtteMPtS
GAMe
15 > nick Zachery, lr vs. nMsu, 2003
tOU r NAMeNt
28 > erik benzel, Du, 2005
b eSt 3-POiNt FielD-GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe (MiN 5 Att)
1.000 (5-5) > Jacob Holmen, nt vs. Asu, 2012
tOU r NAMeNt (MiN 10 Att)
.727 (8-11) > Jeff Hodges, usA, 1989
MOSt F r ee th r OWS
GAMe
20 > tristan thompson, nt vs. FAu, 2011
tOU r NAMeNt
44 > solomon bozeman, lr, 2011
MOSt F r ee-th r OW AtteMPtS
GAMe
22 > solomon bozeman, lr vs. Mt, 2011
tOU r NAMeNt
50 > solomon bozeman, lr, 2011
b eSt F r ee-th r OW Pe r CeNtAGe
GAMe (MiN 10 Att.)
1.000 (20-20) > tristan thompson, nt vs. FAu, 2011
1.000 (14-14) > shaun reynolds, uno vs. lr, 2007
1.000 (13-13) > rashad Allison, Asu vs. lr, 2010
1.000 (12-12) > tiras Wade, lA vs. Du, 2005
1.000 (10-10) > gerald Williams, no vs. usA, 1994
tOU r NAMeNt (MiN 10 Att.)
1.000 (16-16) > shaun reynolds, uno, 2007
1.000 (15-15) > Keith thomas oDu, 1984
1.000 (14-14) > Kevin Hervey, utA, 2018
1.000 (13-13) > rashad Allison, Asu, 2010
1.000 (12-12) > tony Mitchell, nt, 2012
1.000 (11-11) > rolando lamb, VCu, 1985
1.000 (11-11) > Calvin Duncan, VCu, 1985
1.000 (10-10) > Dionte Ferguson, usA, 2015
1.000 (10-10) > D’Andre Williams, lr, 2011
1.000 (10-10) > Jeff Hodges, usA, 1988
1.000 (10-10) > John thompson, VCu, 1988
1.000 (10-10) > Jack Kramer, uAb, 1990
MOSt r e b OUNDS
GAMe
21 > shawnson Johnson, unt vs. uno, 2004
tOU r NAMeNt
50 > george odufuwa, nt, 2011
MOSt ASSiStS
GAMe
13 > Marcus stroman, lA vs. usA, 2019
MOSt b lOCKeD ShOtS
GAMe
9 > ryan Moss, lr vs. teCH, 1998
9 > shawnson Johnson, unt vs. uno, 2004
MOSt SteAlS
GAMe
8 > r.J. Hunter, gsu vs. lA, 2015
tOU r NAMeNt
10 > r.J. Hunter, gsu, 2015
SUN BELT TOURNAMENT RECORDS
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
TEAM RECORDS
MOSt POiNtS
SiNGle GAMe
114 > louisiana tech vs. Arkansas state, 1999
tOU r NAMeNt
284 > WKu, 1998
MOSt POiNtS iN hAlF
SiNGle GAMe
58 > louisiana tech vs. Arkansas state, 1999
FeWeSt POiNtS
SiNGle GAMe
30 > new orleans vs. Middle tennessee, 2005
FeWeSt POiNtS ( b Oth teAMS)
SiNGle GAMe
92 > louisiana tech (50) vs. new orleans (42), 1994 > Denver (51) vs. south Alabama (41), 2001
lA r GeSt WiNNiNG MA r GiN
SiNGle GAMe
67 > Western Kentucky (103) vs. louisiana (36), 1997
MOSt FielD GOAlS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
46 > old Dominion vs. uAb, 1983
tOU r NAMeNt
109 > louisiana tech, 1997
MOSt FielD GOAl AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
107 > troy vs. Arkansas state, 2017
tOU r NAMeNt
253 > louisiana, 2017
b eSt FielD GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
SiNGle GAMe
.708 (46-65) > old Dominion vs. uAb, 1983
tOU r NAMeNt
.608 (76-125) > old Dominion, 1983
MOSt th r ee-POiNt FielD GOAlS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
13 > Western Kentucky vs. Middle tennessee, 2003
tOU r NAMeNt
27 > Western Kentucky, 2003
MOSt th r ee-POiNt FielD GOAl AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
36 > Middle tennessee vs. north texas, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
77 > troy, 2017
b eSt th r ee-POiNt FielD GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe (MiN. 10 Att.)
SiNGle GAMe
.727 (8-11) > Florida International vs. new orleans, 2001
tOU r NAMeNt
.615 (8-13) > new orleans, 1995
MOSt F r ee th r OWS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
33 > Western Kentucky vs. Arkansas state, 1998
tOU r NAMeNt
80 > troy, 2017
MOSt F r ee th r OW AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
44 > Western Kentucky vs. Arkansas state, 1998
tOU r NAMeNt
104 > troy, 2017
b eSt F r ee th r OW Pe r CeNtAGe (MiN. 10 Att.)
SiNGle GAMe
1.000 (12-12) Western Kentucky vs. old Dominion, 1984
tOU r NAMeNt
.967 (29-30) > Western Kentucky, 1984
MOSt r e b OUNDS
SiNGle GAMe
86 > troy vs. Arkansas state, 2017
tOU r NAMeNt
208 > troy, 2017
MOSt ASSiStS
SiNGle GAMe
33 > old Dominion vs. uAb, 1983
tOU r NAMeNt
69 > Western Kentucky, 1985
MOSt SteAlS
SiNGle GAMe
23 > troy vs. south Alabama, 2016
tOU r NAMeNt
42 > louisiana tech, 1996
MOSt b lOCKeD ShOtS
SiNGle GAMe
13 > old Dominion vs. uAb, 1983
> old Dominion vs. Western Kentucky, 1983
tOU r NAMeNt
26 > old Dominion, 1983
SUN BELT TOURNAMENT RECORDS
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (CONT.)
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
MOSt POiNtS
SiNGle GAMe
48 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. little rock, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
132 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee, 2010
MOSt FielD GOAlS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. north texas, 2010
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. little rock, 2010
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. Western Kentucky, 2010
16 > Chastity reed, little rock vs. new orleans, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
48 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee, 2010
MOSt FielD GOAl AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
31 > Dawn beachler, ut-pan American vs. louisiana tech, 1994
31 > Chastity reed, little rock vs. new orleans, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
78 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee, 2010
b eSt FielD GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe
SiNGle GAMe (MiN. 10 Att.)
.923 (12-13) > Helen Malone, old Dominion vs. uAb, 1983
tOU r NAMeNt (MiN. 15 Att.)
.833 (15-18) > sharae Mansfield, Western Kentucky, 1999
MOSt th r ee POiNt FielD GOAlS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
8 > leslie logsdon, Western Kentucky vs. Middle tennessee, 2003
tOU r NAMeNt
14 > leslie logsdon, Western Kentucky, 2003
MOSt th r ee-POiNt FielD GOAl AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
16 > sylvana okde, louisiana vs. north texas, 2013
tOU r NAMeNt
26 > leslie logsdon, Western Kentucky, 2003
b eSt th r ee-POiNt FielD GOAl Pe r CeNtAGe (MiN. 5 Att.)
SiNGle GAMe
1.000 (5-5) > Melissa garcia, Denver vs. Florida International, 2001
tOU r NAMeNt
.700 (7-10) > Veronica Cook, Western Kentucky, 1993
MOSt F r ee th r OWS MADe
SiNGle GAMe
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. south Alabama, 2009
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. little rock, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
35 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee, 2010
MOSt F r ee th r OW AtteMPtS
SiNGle GAMe
18 > Amber Holt, Middle tennessee vs. little rock, 2008
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. south Alabama, 2009
16 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee vs. little rock, 2010
tOU r NAMeNt
42 > Alysha Clark, Middle tennessee, 2010
b eSt F r ee th r OW Pe r CeNtAGe
SiNGle GAMe (MiN. 10 Att.)
1.000 (14-14) > Kendra neal, louisiana tech vs. Western Kentucky, 1996
(10-10) > patrice Holmes, Middle tennessee vs. Arkansas state, 2003
