2022-23 Basketball Gameday Program - Ouachita

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Your Health Means Everything”, that’s why we offer a newly remodeled mammography suite with a comfortable setting, state of the art 3D mammography, and one on one patient care. Here at SMRMC we have two radiographers registered in mammography and breast ultrasound as part of our team.

What

does that mean for you???

You can have your initial screening mammography AND any diagnostic follow-up imaging necessary performed at the same facility, by the same familiar face. Screening results will be available for your physician the same day. During any follow-up imaging, we have a radiologist on-site that reviews the imaging, if an ultrasound is needed, that “same familiar face” is able to perform your study in the same suite, that very day, and you will receive verbal results BEFORE you leave! If you have never been a patient here before, NO WORRIES, our staff can request your prior medical records for you.

“Saint Mary’s continues to serve the community with the Best of the Best in 3D mammography and breast ultrasound”. To Schedule your mammogram call 479-964-5999

Brandie M. Tanner R.T. (R) (M) (BS)

Ashley D. Tippin R.T. (R) (M) (CT) (BS)

DATE OPPONENT

11/14 Champion Christian W, 94-45 11/17 Maryville L, 59-62 11/22 Lane W, 80-53 11/28 Christian Brothers L, 65-76 12/1 Arkansas-Monticello* W, 75-63 12/3 Ouachita* W, 80-77 (OT) 12/12 Henderson State* L, 67-78 12/17 Southern Arkansas* W, 89-87 1/5 Southeastern Oklahoma* W, 57-38 1/7 East Central* W, 87-59 1/12 Southern Nazarene* L, 70-77 (OT) 1/14 Oklahoma Baptist* W, 76-50 1/19 Arkansas-Monticello* L, 60-67 1/21 Ouachita* 1 p.m. 1/23 Harding* 5:30 p.m. 1/26 Southwestern Oklahoma* 5:30 p.m. 1/28 Northwestern Oklahoma* 1 p.m. 2/2 East Central* 5:30 p.m. 2/4 Southeastern Oklahoma* 1 p.m. 2/9 Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m. 2/11 Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m. 2/13 Harding* 5:30 p.m. 2/16 Northwestern Oklahoma* 5:30 p.m.

11/11 vs. Emporia State! L, 57-67

11/12 vs. Fort Hays State! L, 49-58

11/17 UT-Tyler L, 49-56

11/22 vs. William Jewell% L, 85-90

11/23 Drury% W, 68-61

11/28 University of the Ozarks W, 67-46

12/1 Arkansas-Monticello* W, 75-67 12/3 Ouachita* W, 74-65 12/12 Henderson State* W, 73-64 12/17 Southern Arkansas* L, 53-62 1/5 Southeastern Oklahoma* W, 86-77 1/7 East Central* W, 68-60 1/12 (rv/t25) Southern Nazarene* W, 53-48

1/14 Oklahoma Baptist* L, 74-77 1/19 Arkansas-Monticello* W, 49-48 1/21 Ouachita* 3 p.m. 1/23 Harding* 7:30 p.m. 1/26 Southwestern Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m. 1/28 Northwestern Oklahoma* 3 p.m. 2/2 East Central* 7:30 p.m. 2/4 Southeastern Oklahoma* 3 p.m. 2/9 Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. 2/11 Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m. 2/13 Harding* 7:30 p.m.

Northwestern Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m.

Southwestern Oklahoma* 3 p.m.

Henderson State* 7:30 p.m.

Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m.

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DR. ROBIN E. BOWEN, PRESIDENT

Dr. Robin E. Bowen was unanimously elected the 12th president of Arkansas Tech University by the Arkansas Tech Board of Trustees on April 22, 2014. She took office on July 1, 2014.

The institution has developed and enacted two strategic plans (2016-2022 and 2022-25), a new campus master plan and new mission and vision statements under Dr. Bowen’s leadership. Arkansas Tech has achieved significant gains in its four-year graduation rate for firsttime freshmen on the ATU campus in Russellville and the three-year graduation rate at ATU-Ozark Campus during the Bowen presidency.

During the 2020-21 academic year, Arkansas Tech achieved reaffirmation of its institutional accreditation through the Higher Learning Commission for an additional 10-year period.

ATU has earned national acclaim from the CollegeNET Social Mobility Index as a leading institution in providing students with access to an enhanced economic position following graduation. Arkansas Tech ranked No. 1 in Arkansas on the Social Mobility Index seven consecutive years through 2020. In addition, ATU was named to the Colleges of Distinction Best Colleges cohort for 2021-22 and 2022-23 and U.S. News and World Report selected ATU is the No. 1 public, regional university in Arkansas as part of its 2022 college rankings.

Private support for Arkansas Tech has steadily increased during Dr. Bowen’s tenure as president. Donors provided more than $12.5 million in new gifts and pledges to the ATU Foundation during the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Dr. Bowen is the first female president of a public, fouryear university in Arkansas. She has been identified by the Arkansas Business Publishing Group as one of the Arkansas 250, an annual list of the state’s top influencers and newsmakers. The National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Region IV-West presented Dr. Bowen with its 2020 President's Award, a special recognition reserved for a college or university president who has, over a sustained period of time, advanced the quality of student life on campus.

In 2017, the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville College of Education and Health Professions presented her with an outstanding alumni award in recognition of her achievements in and contributions to higher education.

She was selected as a 2016 recipient of the INSIGHT into Diversity Presidents and Chancellors Giving Back Award, the only national award that honors college presidents and chancellors for their commitment to diversity by giving back to their campus and community.

Dr. Bowen earned the 2016 League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Council 750 President’s Award

in recognition of the diversity and inclusion initiatives Arkansas Tech has established during her administration.

She has previously been recognized as one of AY Magazine’s Most Powerful Women, and she received the Arkansas Traveler certificate from the State of Arkansas.

Dr. Bowen is a board member for the International Women’s Forum, the Russellville Area Chamber of Commerce, the Arkansas River Valley Alliance for Economic Development and the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce.

As is obvious from her volunteer work, Dr. Bowen is passionate about advancing education, at all levels, and enhancing economic development in Arkansas. She received her Doctor of Education degree with an emphasis in higher education administration from Texas Tech University. She also holds a Master of Education degree in rehabilitation counseling from the University of Arkansas and a Bachelor of Science degree in occupational therapy from the University of Kansas.

Dr. Bowen and her husband, Doug, are parents of son, Brock; and daughters, Alexa and Brynn.

THIS IS ARKANSAS TECH

What does it mean to be first?

At Arkansas Tech University, being first is about forging a personalized path to academic and personal achievement with the support of faculty and staff who make student access and success their No. 1 priority.

OUR MISSION

Arkansas Tech University is dedicated to student success, access, and excellence as a responsive campus community providing opportunities for progressive intellectual development and civic engagement.

Embracing and expanding upon its technological traditions, Tech inspires and empowers members of the community to achieve their goals while striving for the betterment of Arkansas, the nation, and the world.

As a result, ATU was ranked No. 1 in Arkansas on CollegeNET’s Social Mobility Index seven consecutive years. The annual rating is an indicator of a university’s success in providing graduates with a pathway to an enhanced economic standing.

Arkansas Tech is recognized as a statewide leader in STEM education. Students explore intersecting career paths made possible by more than 100 undergraduate degree programs and more than 25 graduate degree options.

ATU has continued a wave of academic innovation with several new degree programs in recent years. These include applied statistics with a data science option, computer engineering, criminal justice and criminology, cultural and geospatial studies, cybersecurity, game and interactive media design, environmental science, electrical engineering biomedical option, computer science education, chemistry education and physics education.

Without scholarships, the dream of a college education would be unattainable for many students. Arkansas Tech recently received a $4 million gift from the Windgate Foundation that will support new need-based scholarship assistance and help ATU maintain its heritage as a place of opportunity for the people of Arkansas.

Service learning opportunities, fraternity and sorority life and Norman Career Services prepare

ATU students for success in academics, careers and life. Campus and outdoor recreation activities keep ATU students’ minds and bodies strong while they build new friendships and explore their next steps.

More than 93 percent of ATU students are Arkansans, and 3 of 4 ATU graduates remain in Arkansas to apply what they have learned and help further develop the state’s economy.

Learn more about Arkansas Tech University at www.atu.edu. Schedule a campus tour at www. atu.edu/admissions or by calling (479) 968-0343 or emailing tech. enroll@atu.edu.

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THIS IS ARKANSAS TECH

THE UNIVERSITY

Location: Russellville, Arkansas, a city of 27,920, located 77 miles northwest of Little Rock & 84 miles east of Fort Smith.

Type: Arkansas Tech is a fouryear public university founded in 1909.

Majors: Arkansas Tech offers the following majors:

GRADUATE DEGREES

Doctor of Education

School Leadership Educational Specialist Degree

» Educational Leadership Master of Business Administration

Master of Education

» Special Education

» Library Media Specialist

» Instructional Design & Technology

Educational Leadership

» K-12 Literacy

» School Counseling & Leadership

» Teaching, Learning, & Leadership

Master of Electrical Engineering Master of Mechanical Engineering

Master of Science

» Student Affairs Administration

» Emergency Management & Home & Security

» Fisheries & Wildlife Science

» Health Informatics

» Information Technology

» Psychology

» Strength & Conditioning Studies

Master of Science in Nursing Administration & Emergency Management

Master of Arts

» English & English with TESL option

» History

» Multi-Media Journalism

» Teaching » Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

Master of Liberal Arts

MAJORS BY DEPARTMENT

Agriculture & Tourism Agriculture Business

» Animal Science

» Horticulture

» Pre-Veterinary Medicine Agriculture for Teacher Licensure

Hospitality Administration

» Event Management

» Foodservice Management

» Lodging Management

Recreation & Park Administration

» Interpretation

» Natural Resource

» Recreation Sport Management

» Therapeutic Recreation

Art Art Education Fine Arts (B.A.) Fine Arts (B.F.A.) Game & Interactive Media Design Graphic Design

Behavioral Sciences Criminal Justice & Criminology Psychology Sociology

Biological Sciences Biology

» Biomedical » General Environmental Science Fisheries & Wildlife Science Life Science for Teacher Licensure

Communication & Media Studies

Communication » Speech Option

» Theatre & Film Production Journalism » Broadcast » Print » Public Relations

Engineering & Computing Science

Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering » Biomedical Computer Science Computer Science Education Cybersecurity Information Technology Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Technology Manufacturing

Emergency Management, Professional Studies & Student Affairs Administration

Emergency Management Applied Science

Organizational Leadership

» Agriculture Business » Child Development » Criminal Justice » Emergency Management » Industrial/Organizational Psychology » Inter-College » Public Relations Professional Studies » Interdisciplinary Studies

English & World Languages Creative Writing English

English for Teacher Licensure World Language-Spanish World Language-Spanish Education for Teacher Licensure

Kinesiology & Rehabilitation Science

Health & Physical Education for Teacher Licensure (Teaching & Coaching) Health & Exercise Science

» Kinesiology Option » Pre-Allied Health Studies Rehabilitation Science

History & Political Science Anthropology & Geography History

International Studies Political Science Public History Social Studies for Teacher Licensure

Mathematics & Statistics Applied Statistics

» Actuarial Science

» Data Science Mathematics Mathematics for Teacher Licensure

Music Music Music for Teacher Licensure

» Instrumental Music

» Keyboard Instrumental Music

» Keyboard Vocal Music » Vocal Music

Nursing BSN Pre-Licensure Program RN to BSN Program LPN to BSN Program

Physical & Earth Sciences Chemistry

» Biochemistry

» Environmental » General » Professional Chemistry for Teacher Education Engineering Physics Geology » Environmental » Petroleum » Professional Physics Physics for Teacher Education

School of Business Accounting Finance Business Data Analytics Business Management Digital Marketing Health Information Management

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THIS IS ARKANSAS TECH

Teaching & Educational

Leadership

Elementary Education

Middle Level Education

» English/Language Arts

» Mathematics

» Social Studies

» Science Secondary Education

» Agriculture

» Art

» Chemistry

» Computer Science

» English

» Life Science

» Mathematics

» Music Education

» Instrumental Music

» Keyboard Instrumental Music

» Keyboard Vocal Music

» Vocal Music

» Physics

» Social Studies

MINORS BY DEPARTMENT

Agriculture & Tourism Agriculture Recreation & Park Administration Hospitality Administration

Art Art

Behavioral Sciences Anthropology Criminal Justice Psychology Sociology

Biological Sciences Biology

Communication & Media Studies

Communication Journalism Social Media Theatre

English & World Languages Creative Writing English Film Studies French German Japanese

Latin American Studies (w/ language proficiency)

Latin American Studies (w/o language proficiency) Spanish Spanish for Medical Interpretation

Teaching English as a Second Language

Emergency Management, Professional Studies & Student Affairs Administration Emergency Management Leadership Studies

History & Political Science Geography

History Military Science Philosophy Political Science Pre» Law Religious Studies Strategic Studies

Kinesiology & Rehabilitation Science

Rehabilitation Science (only

available to RS majors)

» Addictions

» Aging

» Child Welfare & Social Services

» Disability Studies » Recreation Services

Mathematics & Statistics Mathematics

Physical Science Chemistry Engineering Physics Geology Physical Science

School of Business Accounting Economics Business Administration Business & Entrepreneurship Business Data Analytics

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Medical Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary Medicine

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SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

ARKANSAS TECH BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Jason Geiken Vice President for Advancement

Dr. Julie Furst-Bowe Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs

Laury Fiorello Vice President for Administration & Finance

Stephanie Duffield

Russellville, Ark. CHAIR

Jim Smith Fayetteville, Ark. VICE CHAIR

Ed Armstrong General Counsel

Dr. Keegan Nichols Vice President for Student Services

Dr. Mary Gunter Chief of Staff

Bruce Sikes Chancellor Arkansas Tech University-Ozark

Len Cotton Dardenelle, Ark. SECRETARY

Bill Clary Conway, Ark.

Abby Davis Director of Athletics

Michael Lamoureux Russellville, Ark.

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CAMPUS AMBASSADOR - JERRY THE BULLDOG

Jerry the Bulldog was adopted as Arkansas Tech University campus ambassador by proclamation of the ATU Student Government Association during its meeting at the Doc Bryan Student Services Center on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013.

The action by the ATU SGA represented the re-establishment of an Arkansas Tech tradition that had been lost for more than three-quarters of a century.

The original Jerry was a daily part of life at Arkansas Tech in the mid-1930s. He was owned by William O. Young, who oversaw the business affairs of Arkansas Tech as secretary and bursar from 1917-41 and acted as interim president of the college from 1923-25; and his son, Robert A. Young Sr., who grew up to serve as purchasing agent, business manager, vice president for business affairs and vice president for administration and finance at Arkansas Tech from 1941-84 as well as interim president in 1972. Dr. Robert A. Young Jr. has continued his family’s Tech tradition by serving as president of the Arkansas Tech Foundation and as a loyal supporter of Tech athletics.

The original Jerry spent much of his time on campus at the armory (later known as the Stroupe Building) with National Guard Battery F. The students and guardsmen there adopted Jerry as one of their own.

An article from the Feb. 26, 1936, issue of the Arka Tech student newspaper stated that Jerry was “always present at anything of importance at the armory,” which was a social center of campus at that time and the site of Arkansas Tech home basketball games.

When the original Jerry passed away in late 1937, the headline in the Arka Tech proclaimed “Campus Loses Mascot in Passing of Jerry.”

The first modern Jerry, whose full name is Jerry Charles Young I, was born on July 17, 2013. He is an English bulldog. He was introduced during a Homecoming Saturday ceremony on Oct. 26, 2013, which was the 103rd anniversary of the first day of classes at Arkansas Tech.

Today, Jerry attends a variety of campus events and alumni gatherings as well as Wonder Boys and Golden Suns athletic competitions. In keeping with the original Jerry’s connection to the armed services, Jerry is escorted to many of his official functions by students from the Arkansas Tech U.S. Army ROTC program.

Visit www.atu.edu/jerry to learn more about Jerry the Bulldog.

2022-23 BASKETBALL

Jerry’s Crew is open to individuals age 13 and younger. For $20 per child (and $15 for each additional sibling), Jerry’s Crew members receive admission to regular season ATU athletic sporting events with a paid adult and a T-shirt and/or drawstring backpack. Members are also afforded the opportunity to participate in the coin toss at a football game, serve as a floor assistant at basketball games or be a bat boy/girl at a baseball or softball game.

Members of Jerry’s Crew will meet and interact with ATU studentathletes, receive game day shout outs on the video board and gain access to content such as Jerry-themed coloring pages and video drills led by ATU coaches and players.

Call (479) 498-6071 or send e-mail to aanderson41@atu.edu for more information about Jerry's Crew.

2022-23 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY

Location Russellville, Ark. Founded 1909 Enrollment 9,431 Nickname Golden Suns Colors ATU Green (PMS 343) ATU Gold (PMS 116) Conference Great American Conference National Affiliation NCAA Division II President Dr. Robin E. Bowen Director of Athletics/SWA Abby Davis Head Athletic Trainer Brett “Duke” Walden Faculty Representative Dr. Shellie Hanna

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Tucker Coliseum Capacity 3,500 Age Built in 1976

1st Women’s Game Played: Jan. 23, 1978 All-Time Home Record 478-64 (.888)

PROGRAM HISTORY

First Season 1977-78 Overall Record 1,079-315 (.776) in 45 seasons Overall GAC Record 166-64 (.724) in 11 seasons

Postseason Tournament Appearances 39 NCAA Tournament Appearances 16

Last NCAA Postseason Appearance ‘20-21 (South Central Regional)

Last NCAA Postseason Opponent Cameron

Last NCAA Postseason Result No Contest

Conf. Regular Season Titles 26 (4 AWISA, 9 AIC, 8 GSC, 5 GAC) (‘20-21 ‘15-16, ‘14-15, ‘12-13, ‘11-12, ‘10-11, ‘09-10, ‘02-03, ‘01-02, ‘99-00, ‘97-98, ‘96-97, ‘95-96, ‘94-95, ‘93-94, ‘91-92, ‘90-91, ‘8990, ‘88-89, ‘87-88, ‘86-87, ‘85-86, ‘81-82, ‘80-81, ‘79-80, ‘78-79)

Conf. Tournament Titles 7 (4 GSC, 3 GAC) (‘17-18, ‘15-16, ‘12-13, ‘10-11, ‘09-10, ‘02-03, ‘97-98)

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Dave Wilbers (Oklahoma Christian, 1991) Record at ATU (Years) 336-112 (16th season) Career Record (Years) Same Head Coach Phone 479-968-0285 Head Coach E-Mail dwilbers@atu.edu

Assistant Coach

Brad Palmer (1st season) Alma Mater Cedarville University, 1994 Student Assistant Baylea Smith

MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION

Athletics Website www.ArkansasTechSports.com Main University Web Site www.atu.edu Conference Web Site www.GreatAmericanConference.com Facebook www.facebook.com/ATUAthletics Twitter @ ATU_Athletics

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Director of Athletic Communications Daniel Gallegos Cell Phone (Preferred) 501-442-2930 Email dgallegos@atu.edu Address:

Department of Athletics Tucker Coliseum 1604 Coliseum Dr. Russellville, AR 72801

TEAM INFORMATION

2021-22 Overall Record 16-13 2021-22 GAC Record 11-11 2021-22 GAC Season Finish T6th 2021-22 GAC Tournament Finish Championship Letterwinners Returning | Lost 5 | 8 Starters Returning | Lost 1 | 4

2022-23

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2022-23

Team

Harding 8-1 .889 12-4 .750 W3

Southern Nazarene 8-1 .889 11-4 .733 W1

Oklahoma Baptist 6-3 .667 10-5 .667 L3

ARKANSAS TECH 6-3 .667 8-5 .615 L1

Henderson State 5-4 .556 8-7 .533 L1

Arkansas-Monticello 4-5 .444 7-8 .467 W3 Southwestern Okla. 4-5 .444 4-10 .286 W1 Northwestern Okla. 3-6 .333 7-6 .538 L3 Southern Arkansas 3-6 .333 7-8 .467 W2

OUACHITA BAPTIST 3-6 .333 6-7 .462 L1 East Central 2-7 .222 5-8 .385 W1 Southeastern Okla. 2-7 .222 4-10 .286 L3

The Conference Slate

Wednesday, January 18

Southern Nazarene at Southeastern | 5:30 p.m.

Thursday, January 19

Henderson State at Southern Arkansas | 5:30 p.m. Southwestern Oklahoma at Oklahoma Baptist | 5:30 p.m. Harding at Ouachita Baptist | 5:30 p.m. Northwestern Oklahoma at East Central | 5:30 p.m. ARKANSAS TECH AT ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO| 5:30 P.M.

Saturday, January 21

Southeastern at Southwestern Oklahoma| 11 a.m. Arkansas-Monticello at Henderson State | 1 p.m. Oklahoma Baptist at Northwestern Oklahoma | 1 p.m.

OUACHITA BAPTIST AT ARKANSAS TECH | 1 P.M.

East Central at Southern Nazarene | 1 p.m. Southern Arkansas at Harding | 5:30 p.m.

TEAM RANKINGS (AS OF 1-20-23)

Category Stat Rank

Scoring Offense 73.8/gm 2nd

Scoring Defense 64.0/gm 6th

Scoring Margin +9.8 2nd

Free Throw % .641 (150-of-234) 11th Field Goal % .426 (372-of-873) 3rd Field Goal % Def. .350 (293-of-838) 1st

3PT Field Goal % .275 (65-of-236) 12th

3PT Field Goal % Def. .314 (97-of-309) 7th

Rebounding (Team) 562 (43.2) 1st

Rebounding (Opp.) 529 (40.7) 10th

Rebounding Margin +2.5 6th Blocked Shots 57 (4.4/gm) 1st Assists 185 (14.2/gm) 5th Steals 116 (8.9/gm) 4th

Turnover Margin +3.3 3rd Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.00 1st

Offensive Rebounds 191 (14.7/gm) 2nd

Defensive Rebounding 371 (28.5/gm) 1st

3PT Field Goals Made 65 (5.0/gm) 11th

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (AS OF 1-20-23)

Category Player Stat Rank

Scoring Jalei Oglesby 243 (18.7/gm) 3rd

Rebounding Jalei Oglesby 100 (7.7/gm) 4th Field Goal % Jalei Oglesby .537 (101-of-188) 5th Assists Kaley Shipman 27 (2.1/gm) 23rd Free Throw % Jalei Oglesby .766 (36-of-47) 12th Steals Jalei Oglesby 22 (1.7/gm) T-13th

3PT FG % Kaley Shipman .317 (19-of-60) 25th

3PT FG Made Kaley Shipman 19 (1.5/gm) 22nd Blocked Shots Dana Thompson 10 (0.8/gm) T-6th

AST/TO Ratio

Off. Rebounds Jalei Oglesby 37 (3.1/gm) 3rd Def. Rebounds Jalei Oglesby 50 (4.2/gm) 15th Minutes Played K. Shipman/J. Oglesby 392 (30.2/gm) T-22nd

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED (ATU)

As A Team

Scored 100 Points: 115 - vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21)

Scored 90 Points: 94 - vs. Champion Christian (11-14-22)

Scored Fewer Than 50 Points: 46 - at Southern Nazarene (1-9-20)

Scored Fewer Than 40 Points: 33 - at Delta St. (1-24-09)

Won by 50+ Points: +78, 114-36 - vs. Crowley’s Ridge (11-9-19)

Won by 40+ Points: +49, 94-45 - vs. Champion Christian (11-14-22)

Won By 30+ Points: +32, 93-61 - vs. Arkansas-Monticello (2-14-22)

Lost By 30+ Points: -31, L, 59-90 - at No. 20 Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Lost By 40+ Points: -44, L, 49-93 - at No. 8 Florida Gulf Coast (12-28-06)

Shot 60% or Better: 60.7% - vs. Southwestern Okla. (1-23-20)

Shot Less Than 30%: 28.3% (17-60) - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-10-22)

Shot 60% 3FG or Better: 60.0% (6-10) - at So. Nazarene (1-6-22)

Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 12.5% (1-8) - at Maryville (11-17-22)

Made 15+ 3-Pointers: 15 - at Arkansas-Monticello (1-18-18)

Shot 90% on FTs (10 or more): 92.3% (36-39) - vs. Ouachita Baptist (12-2-21)

Shot Less Than 40% On FTs: 39.1% (9-23) - vs. Christian Brothers (11-27-22)

Had 60+ Rebounds: 65 - vs. Champion Christian (1-2-21)

Had 50+ Rebounds: 50 - at East Central (1-7-23)

Had 20+ Offensive Rebounds: 22 - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had 25+ Assists: 26 - vs. Champion Christian (11-14-22)

Had 20+ Turnovers: 20 - at East Central (1-7-23)

Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 8 - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1-14-23)

Had 10+ Steals: 11 vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had 10+ Blocks: 11 - vs. Northern St. (3-9-18)

Had Three 20-Point Scorers: vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21) Ashlei Lopez (23), Jalei Oglesby (22) and Hannah Villines (20)

Had Two 20-Point Scorers: vs. Southern Arkansas (1-17-22) Jayana Sanders (23) and Ashlei Lopez (22)

Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers: vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21)

Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: at East Central (1-7-23)

Had Two 10+ Rebounders: at. Harding (1-13-22) Jayana Sanders (11) and Nikki Metcalfe (11)

Scored 50 Points In 1st Half: 55 - vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21)

Scored 50 Points In 2nd Half: 54 - at East Central (1-7-23)

Scored 60 Points in a 1st Half: 60 - vs. Crowley’s Ridge (11-9-19)

Scored 60 Points in a 2nd Half: 60 - vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21)

Scored 20 Or Fewer Points In 1st Half: 20 - at Southeastern (1-5-23)

Scored 20 Or Fewer Points In 2nd Half: 19 - at Delta St. (1-24-09)

Failed To Make a 3FG: (0-9) - vs. Southern Nazarene (2-12-22)

Defeated a Ranked Team: W, 77-74 vs. No. 11 Drury (12-7-16)

Lost To a Ranked Team: L, 59-90 at No. 20 SW Oklahoma State (2-19-22)

Won an OT Game: W, 80-77 at Ouachita Baptist (12-3-22)

Lost an OT Game: L, 70-77 vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Won a 2OT Game: W, 76-74 vs. East Central (3-7-19)

Lost a 2OT Game: L, 79-82 at Harding (2-15-16)

As An Individual

Had a Triple-Double: Roselis Silva (19 pts, 13 rebs, 11 assists) vs. Ouachita (1-26-12)

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Reb): Jalei Oglesby (22 pts, 13 rebs) at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Asst): Ashlei Lopez (23 pts & 10 asts) vs. Southern Arkansas (1-14-21)

Scored 20+ Pts with 10+ Rebs: Jalei Oglesby (22 pts, 13 rebs) at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Scored 30 Points: Jayana Sanders (32) at Henderson State. (12-11-21)

Scored 40 Points: Fatima Adams (43) vs. Southern Arkansas (3-5-16)

Scored 30 Points (GAC Only): Jayana Sanders (32) at Henderson St. (12-11-21)

Scored 40 points (GAC Only): Fatima Adams (43) vs. Southern Arkansas (3-5-16)

Had 20 Rebounds: Fatima Adams (22) vs. East Central (1-17-15)

Had 15 Rebounds: Jalei Oglesby (15) at East Central (1-7-23)

Had 15 Assists: Kala Cooley (17) vs. Southern Arkansas (1-22-88)

Had 5 Steals: Jayana Sanders (6) vs. Southern Arkansas (1-17-22)

Had 5 Blocks: Nikki Metcalfe (6) vs. Southern Nazarene (2-12-22)

TECH TIDBITS

The Golden Suns continue Great American Conference play with a solid 8-4 overall record and one of the best conference records at 6-2. In the GAC standings, the Golden Suns are tied for second. In the Golden Suns most recent win, they dismantled a hot Oklahoma Baptist team 76-50 in Tucker Coliseum for a statement win. Prior to the matchup against Oklahoma Baptist, the Bison had been at the top of the conference standings.

Statistically, this year, the Golden Suns are averaging 74.9 ppg and rank second in the GAC. On the defensive end of the court, the Golden Suns rank fifth in the league in scoring defense, giving up an average of 63.8 ppg. In terms of field goal percentage and field goal percentage defense, the Golden Suns are third in the conference as they shoot at an overall clip of .430 (347-of-807) and are limiting their opponents to a .343 mark (266-of-776) to rank first in the GAC.

From beyond-the-arc, the Golden Suns are shooting at a clip of .279 (60-of-215) to rank 12th in the GAC, while their opponents are making three-pointers at a mark of .309 (92-of-298) to rank sixth. From the free throw line, the Golden Suns are shooting .644 as a team (145-of-225) to rank 11th.

Individually, the Golden Suns have two players averaging double figures in scoring. Jalei Oglesby leads the way at 18.4 ppg, which is the third best scoring average in the GAC. Oglesby has proven to be one of the most efficient scorers in the GAC this season hitting her shots from field goal range at a high clip of .545 (91-of-167), which is the second best mark in the conference. On top of her scoring, Oglesby also resides within the top ten in the conference in rebounds (6th), free throw percentage (9th) and offensive rebounds (3rd). Kaley Shipman has also provided a big lift as the other double figure scorer for the Golden Suns at 12.3 ppg. On the road against Southeastern, Shipman scored a season-high 20 points to power the Golden Suns to another conference win.

The Golden Suns are coached by Dave Wilbers, who is in his 16th season on the sidelines at Tech. A member of the 300-career win club, Wilbers has a career record of 336-112.

Overall in his time at Tech, Wilbers has kept the Golden Suns as perennial contenders in the GAC, the region and the nation, winning 20 or more games nine times, capturing seven conference regular championships, five conference tournament championships and advancing to nine NCAA Regional Tournaments.

2022-23

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SCOUTING THE TIGERS

Ouachita Baptist enters this weeks conference action with a 6-6 overall record and a 3-5 record in GAC action, while currently on a two-game win streak. Prior to facing the Golden Suns in Tucker on Saturday, the Tigers will host Harding in Arkadelphia on Thursday night.

The Golden Suns won the first matchip against the Tigers this season in a thrilling 80-77 overtime win on the road.

Since their overtime battle in Arkadelphia, the Tigers have picked up conference wins against Southern Arkansas, Southwestern Oklahoma State and Northwestern Oklahoma State.

Statistically this season, the Tigers average 73.7 ppg on offense to rank one spot behind Tech at second in the GAC and give up an average of 69.8 ppg to rank ninth in the GAC. In terms of field goal percentages, Ouachita Baptist shoots at a .459 clip overall (332-of-724) to rank first in the conference and are allowing opponents to shoot at a mark of .417 (289-of-693) to rank ninth.

From three-point range, the Tigers shoot at a .360 clip (85-of236) to rank first in the GAC and are allowing their opponents to shoot .336 (82-of-244) from range to rank tenth. At the charity stripe, the Tigers shoot .637 (135-of-212) to rank last in the GAC.

Individually, the Tigers boast three players scoring in double figures and are led by Makayla Miller’s 14.4 ppg average. Miller also leads the team and is top three in the GAC in field-goal percentage, assists and steals. Laney Mears and Madeleine Tipton are the other double figure socrers averaging 13.1 and 12.9 ppg, respectively. Mears leads the GAC in three-point makes with 36 and is second in the GAC in three-point percentage hitting her outside shots at a .419 mark.

The Tigers are coached by Robert Dallimore, who is entering his fourth season at the helm of Ouachita Baptist’s women’s basketball program. Prior to his time at Ouachita, he spent 10 years as the associate head coach at UALR.

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED (OPP)

As A Team

Scored 100 Points: 105 - vs. #19/23 SW Oklahoma State (1-20-22)

Scored 90 Points: 90 - at SW Oklahoma State (2-19-22)

Scored Less Than 50 Points: 45 - vs. Champion Christian (11-14-22)

Scored Less Than 40 Points: 38 - at Southeastern (1-5-23)

Shot 50% Or Better: 51.8% (29-56) - vs. Christian Brothers (11-27-22)

Shot Less Than 30%: 26.7% (16-60) - vs Oklahoma Baptist (1-14-23)

Shot 50% 3FG Or Better: 58.8% (20-34) - vs. #19/23 SW Okla. State (1-20-22)

Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 16.7% (3-18) - vs Oklahoma Baptist (1-14-23)

Made 15 3-Pointers: 22 - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Shot 90% On FTs (10 or more): 90.5% (19-21) - at Oklahoma Baptist (2-21-19)

Shot Less Than 50% On FTs: 42.9% (3-7) - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had 50 Rebounds: 52 - vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had 20 Offensive Rebounds: 20 - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1-14-23)

Had 25 Assists: 25 - vs. #23/19 SW Oklahoma State (1-20-22)

Had 30 Turnovers: 31 - vs. Crowley’s Ridge (11-9-19)

Had 20 Turnovers: 24 - vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 9 - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had 10 Steals: 11 - at Ouachita Baptust (12-3-22)

Had 10 Blocks: 10 - vs. Harding (3-8-14)

Had Two 20-Point Scorers: at Northwestern Okla. (2-17-22) Scout Frame (23) & Bailey Brown (22)

Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: vs. #23/19 SW Oklahoma State (1-20-22)

Had Two 10+ Rebounders: vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23) Cassandra Awatt (15), Emily Monaghan (10)

Scored 50+ Points In 1st Half: 53 - vs. Southeastern Okla. (1-2-20)

Scored 50+ Points In 2nd Half: 55 - at. SW Oklahoma State (2-19-22)

Scored 20 Or Less Points In 1st Half: 15 - vs. Arkansas-Monticello (2-14-22)

Scored 20 Or Less In 2nd Half 17 - at Southeastern (1-7-23)

Failed To Make a 3FG: 0-2 vs. Southeastern Okla. (1-29-22)

As An Individual

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Reb): Cassandra Awatt (14 pts, 15 reb), Emily Monaghan (16 pts, 10 reb) vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had 20+ Points & 10+ Rebounds: Sage Hawley (21 pts, 11 reb) vs. Harding (3-5-22)

Scored 30 Points: Bailey Brown (36) - at Northwestern Okla. (2-27-20)

Scored 30 Points (GAC Only): Bailey Brown (36) - at NW Okla. (2-27-20)

Scored 40 Points: ................... Aspen Thornton (43) - vs. Ouachita Baptist (12-2-21)

Scored 40 Points (GAC Only): ......... Aspen Thornton (43) - vs. Ouachita (12-2-21)

Had 15 Rebounds: Cassandra Awatt (15) - vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had 10 Assists: Pink Jones (14) - at Henderson St. (11-23-19)

Had 5 Steals: Aspen Thornton (5) - at Ouachita Baptist (1-15-22)

Had 5 Blocks: Kamryn Gentry (5) - vs. Champion Christian (11-14-22)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

GOLDEN SUNS RECORD WHEN...

Overall In GAC

Overall 8-5 6-3

At home 4-3 2-2

On the road 4-2 4-1

At neutral sites

After a win 3-4 3-2 After a loss 3-1 2-0 In overtime 1-1 1-1 vs. ranked opponents

Games decided by 1-4 points 2-1 2-0 Games decided by 5-9 points 0-2 0-2 Games decided by 10-19 points 2-2 2-1 Games decided by 20+ points 4-0 2-0

Leading after Q1 4-2 2-1 Trailing after Q1 3-3 3-2 Tied after Q1 1-0 1-0

Leading at half 6-2 4-1 Trailing at half 2-3 2-2 Tied at half

Leading after Q3 8-1 6-0 Trailing after Q3 0-4 0-3 Tied after Q3

Shooting 50% or better 1-0 1-0

Shooting between 40-49.9% 6-1 3-1

Shooting less than 40% 1-4 1-2

Opponent shoots 50% or better 0-1 Opponent shoots b/w 40-49.9% 1-3 1-3 Opponent shoots b/w 30-39.9% 3-0 2-0 Opponent shoots less than 30% 4-1 3-0

ATU higher FG% 8-1 6-0 Opponent higher FG% 0-4 0-3 FG% Tied

ATU outrebounds 6-0 4-0 Opponent outrebounds 2-5 2-3 Rebounds tied

ATU more made free throws 7-0 6-0 Opponent more made free throws 1-5 0-3 Made free throws tied

ATU 3FG% higher 5-0 3-0 Opponent 3FG% higher 3-5 3-3 3FG% tied

ATU has more fouls 5-4 3-3

Opponent has more fouls 3-1 3-0 Fouls are tied

ATU more turnovers 2-2 2-2

Opponent more turnovers 6-3 4-1

Turnovers tied

Scoring less than 50 points

Scoring 50-59 points 1-1 1-0

Scoring 60-69 points 0-3 0-2

Scoring 70-79 points 2-1 2-1

Scoring 80-89 points 4-0 3-0

Scoring 90-99 points 1-0

Scoring 100+ points

Allowing 40 points or less 1-0 1-0

Allowing 41-49 points 1-0

Allowing 50-59 points 3-0 2-0

Allowing 60-69 points 1-2 1-1

Allowing 70-79 points 1-3 1-2

Allowing 80-89 points 1-0 1-0

Allowing 90+ points

In November 2-2

In December 3-1 3-1

In January 3-2 3-2

In February

In March

Game G G G G/F F 11/14-Champion Christian Shipman Oglesby Hill Thompson Wagner 11/17-Maryville Shipman Oglesby Hill Thompson Wagner 11/22-Lane Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Wagner 11/28-Christian Brothers Shipman Oglesby Hill Thompson Wagner 12/1-Arkansas-Monticello Shipman Oglesby Wyrick Prater Thompson 12/3-Ouachita Shipman Oglesby Wyrick Prater Thompson 12/12-Henderson State Shipman Oglesby Wyrick Prater Thompson 12/17-Southern Arkansas Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Thompson 1/5-Southeastern Okla. Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Wagner 1/7-East Central Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Wagner 1/12-Southern Nazarene Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Wagner 1/14-Oklahoma Baptist Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Thompson 1/19-Arkansas-Monticello Bridges Shipman Oglesby Hill Wagner 1/21-Ouachita 1/23-Harding 1/26-Southwestern Okla. 1/28-Northwestern Okla. 2/2-East Central 2/4-Southeastern Okla. 2/9-Oklahoma Baptist 2/11-Southern Nazarene 2/13-Harding 2/16-Northwestern Okla. 2/18-Southwestern Okla. 2/23-Henderson State 2/25-Southern Arkansas

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

NOTEWORTHY :

• Led ATU to nine NCAA Tournaments; advanced to Elite Eight in 2010 and 2011

• Under Wilbers, Golden Suns have been nationally-ranked in 10 seasons ranking as high as No. 1 in 2009-10 and 2010-11

• Ranks second all-time for wins in program history (328)

• Nine 20-win seasons; two 30-win seasons

Dave Wilbers is a coach for life. From coaching high school football and basketball, to community college basketball and volleyball, to becoming an NCAA women’s basketball coach, coaching is in Wilbers’ blood.

Wilbers was named Tech’s sixth women’s head coach on April 30, 2007.

In the 15 years since, Arkansas Tech has remained a women’s basketball powerhouse and has posted a 328108 overall record (.751) and 204-71 record in conference play (.742). The Golden Suns have won 12 conference championships (regular season and tournament combined) under Wilbers and have reached the NCAA Division II Regionals nine times.

Wilbers has coached 34 all-conference selections, 33 all-conference academic team members, 5 conference MVP’s, six all-region picks and seven all-Americans. Wilbers was also named the GAC Coach of the Year for the 2020-21 season. Nine times, Wilbers has won 20 or more games at Tech and twice has won 30 or more. In terms of national rankings, a Wilbers-led team has been nationally-ranked at any point in a season 10 times. Among those, he has guided the Golden Suns to the top of the rankings on a pair of occasions during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons.

Prior to coming to Tech, Wilbers spent six years as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Oral Roberts University, an NCAA Division I school in Tulsa, Okla., that is a member of the Mid-Continent Conference. While at ORU, Wilbers was responsible for recruiting three-straight heralded recruiting classes that helped the Golden Eagles to win two Mid-Con Tournament championships, two Mid-Con

regular season titles and earn two berths in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

Prior to Oral Roberts, Wilbers spent three seasons on Cindy Stein’s staff at the University of Missouri of the Big 12 Conference, as the first assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. While at Missouri, the Lady Tigers made it to the Sweet 16 of the 2001 NCAA Basketball Tournament and finished with a 22-10 overall record. In his three years in Columbia, Mo., the Lady Tigers showed consistent improvement as they won 13 games in 1988-89, 18 games in 1989-90 and 22 games in 2000-01.

Before heading to Missouri, Wilbers served as the assistant women’s basketball and head volleyball coach at Seward County Community College in Liberal, Kan., for five years (1993-98). While at Seward, Wilbers helped lead the women’s basketball program to an overall record of 143-21 and four Jayhawk Conference Western Division Championships (‘94, ‘96, ‘97 and ‘98). In addition, SCCC made two straight appearances (1996-97 and 1997-98) in the NJCAA Region IV Final Four.

In addition to his college coaching experience, Wilbers also spent one season (1991-92) as the head girls basketball and softball coach at Welch High School in Welch, Okla. He also served as an assistant football coach at WHS. He also spent one year (1990-91) coaching high school basketball at Putnam City High School in Putnam City, Okla.

A native of Kansas City, Mo., Wilbers is married to the former Christina Urton and the couple have two children, a daughter, Bailey and a son, Brett.

2007-08 26-6 (12-2)

Arkansas Tech 2008-09 19-9 (9-5) Arkansas Tech 2009-10 31-3 (12-2) Arkansas Tech 2010-11 30-3 (13-1) Arkansas Tech 2011-12 22-4 (13-3) Arkansas Tech 2012-13 23-7 (17-3) Arkansas Tech 2013-14 17-11 (12-8) Arkansas Tech 2014-15 23-7 (14-4) Arkansas Tech 2015-16 27-4 (21-1) Arkansas Tech 2016-17 22-8 (16-6) Arkansas Tech 2017-18 26-4 (19-3) Arkansas Tech 2018-19 15-16 (10-12) Arkansas Tech 2019-20 17-11 (13-9) Arkansas Tech 2020-21 14-2 (12-1) Arkansas Tech 2021-22 16-13 (11-11) Arkansas Tech 2022-23 8-4 (6-2) Arkansas Tech Total 336-112 (211-72)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

NUMERICAL ROSTER

# NAME POS HT YR

2 Brooklyn Kannady G 5-9 Fr.

3 Kaley Shipman G 5-7 Jr.

HOMETOWN

/ PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Van Buren, Ark./Van Buren HS

Mountain View, Ark./Mountain View HS

5 Claudia Bridges G 5-4 Fr. Fayetteville, Ark./North Alabama

10 Jaki Rollins G 5-9 Fr. Mustang, Okla./Mustang HS

11 Jalei Oglesby G 5-8 R-So. Howe, Okla./Howe HS

20 Sarah Edmondson F 6-0 Fr.

Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS

21 Marta Duda F 6-2 So. Torun, Poland/Grayson College

22 Dana Thompson F 6-1 So. Miami, Fla./Midland College

23 Hayleigh Wyrick G 5-8 Fr. Pearcy, Ark./Lake Hamilton HS

24 ClaraGrace Prater G 5-10 So. Vilonia, Ark./Vilonia HS

25 Alex Hill G 5-10 So. Harrison, Ark./Harrison HS

30 Julie Wagner F 6-2 So. Humbolt, Tenn./University School of Jackson

32 Rilee Underwood F 5-10 Fr. Pottsville, Ark./Pottsville HS

33 Anna Myers F 6-1 Jr. Russellville, Ark./Russellville HS

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# NAME POS HT YR

5 Claudia Bridges G 5-4 Fr.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Fayetteville, Ark./North Alabama

21 Marta Duda F 6-2 So. Torun, Poland/Grayson College

20 Sarah Edmondson F 6-0 Fr.

Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS

25 Alex Hill G 5-10 So. Harrison, Ark./Harrison HS

2 Brooklyn Kannady G 5-9 Fr. Van Buren, Ark./Van Buren HS

33 Anna Myers F 6-1 Jr. Russellville, Ark./Russellville HS

11 Jalei Oglesby G 5-8 R-So. Howe, Okla./Howe HS

24 ClaraGrace Prater G 5-10 So. Vilonia, Ark./Vilonia HS

10 Jaki Rollins G 5-9 Fr. Mustang, Okla./Mustang HS

3 Kaley Shipman G 5-7 Jr. Mountain View, Ark./Mountain View HS

22 Dana Thompson F 6-1 So. Miami, Fla./Midland College

32 Rilee Underwood F 5-10 Fr. Pottsville, Ark./Pottsville HS 30 Julie Wagner F 6-2 So. Humbolt, Tenn./University School of Jackson 23 Hayleigh Wyrick G 5-8 Fr. Pearcy, Ark./Lake Hamilton HS

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

TEAM RECORDS

POINTS SCORED

Season 2,904, 1991-92 (36 games) Season Average (min. 20 games) 84.3, 2015-16 (31 games) Average Winning Margin +23.3, 1991-92 (36 games) Game .............................................................. 149 vs. Ecclesia, 11/14/18

First Half: ................................................ 73 vs. Central Baptist, 11/22/10 Second Half: 78 vs. Ecclesia, 11/14/18

POINTS ALLOWED

Season (High) 2,764, 2010-11 (33 games) Season (Low) 1,204, 1977-78 (23 games) Season Average (High) ................................... 66.6, 1986-87 (35 games) Season Average (Low) ................................... 48.6, 2002-03 (33 games) Game 105, vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 1/20/22

TIMES WITH 100 POINTS OR MORE

Season 4, 2015-16

FIELD GOALS

Game 64 vs. Ecclesia (11/14/18) Season 1,164, 1988-89 (37 games)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 89 vs. Ecclesia (11/14/18) Season ......................................................... 2,112, 1988-89 (37 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS

Game 18 vs. at Northwestern Oklahoma, 1/26/17 Season 243, 2006-07 (32 games)

3-POINT

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game ......................................................... 40 vs. Missouri S&T, 12/31/16 Season 664, 2006-07 (32 games)

FREE THROWS

BLOCKED SHOTS

Game

13 vs. Wingate, 3/22/88 Season 150, 1988-89 (37 games)

STEALS

Game

................................................

30 vs. Mississippi College, 11/21/17 Season 437, 2009-10 (34 games)

Game

42 vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2/26/11 Season 646, 2010-11 (33 games)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

Game 58 vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2/26/11 Season 866, 2010-11 (33 games)

REBOUNDS

Game 65 vs. Champion Christian, 1/2/21 Season ......................................................... 1,486, 1987-88 (34 games)

ASSISTS

Game 41 vs. Ecclesia (11/14/18) Season 728, 1988-89 (37 games)

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

POINTS

Game 51, Donna Brunson vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 3/5/88

Season 861, Lanell Dawson, 1988-89 (35 games) Career 2,298, Stephanie Strack, 1990-94 (139 games)

SCORING AVERAGE

Season 25.8, Donna Brunson, 1987-88 (33 games)

Career (2 yrs) 24.0, Lanell Dawson, 1988-90 (68 games) Career (4 yrs) 19.7, Sherry Raney, 1978-82 (114 games)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game ...................... 22, Donna Brunson vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 3/5/88

Season ................................... 350, Lanell Dawson, 1988-89 (35 games) Career 987, Stephanie Strack, 1990-94 (139 games)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 31, Donna Brunson vs. Ouachita, 2/12/87 Season ...................................597, Donna Brunson, 1987-88 (33 games) Career............................. 1,679, Stephanie Strack, 1990-94 (139 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Season .684 (78-114), Sandra Wise, 1981-82 (25 games) Career .614 (653-1,063), Lanell Dawson, 1989-90 (68 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Game ................................. 9, Jenny Vining vs. North Alabama, 12/19/09 Season 117, Jenny Vining, 2009-10 (34 games) Career 279, Mindy Lasater, 1998-02 (130 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 18, Jenny Vining vs. North Alabama, 12/19/09 Season ...................................... 307, Jenny Vining, 2009-10 (34 games) Career 722, Mindy Lasater, 1998-02 (130 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Season .505 (55-109), Marla Goshien, 1991-92 (36 games) Career .461, Marla Goshien (94-204, 1990-92 (58 games)

FREE THROWS MADE

Game 19, Lanell Dawson vs. Lyon College, 2/24/90 Season 189, Amanda Grappe, 2007-08 (32 games) Career 478, Amanda Grappe, 2005-09 (118 games)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

Game ................................. 23, Lanell Dawson vs. Lyon College, 2/24/90

Season ................................ 238, Amanda Grappe, 2007-08 (32 games) Career 649, Amanda Grappe, 2005-09 (118 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Season .903 (112-124), Dawn Grell, 1992-93 (36 games) Career .861 (155-180), Christy Dunlap, 1984-87 (67 games)

REBOUNDS

Game ....................................

22, Tamara Moorer vs. Centenary, 1/15/83 22, Angie Harris vs. Henderson State, 1/25/99 22, Caroline Eubanks vs. SW Oklahoma State, 3/10/13 22, Fatima Adams vs. East Central, 1/17/15 Season 323, Angie Harris, 1998-99 (38 games) Career 1,004, Angie Harris, 1997-01 (131 games)

ASSISTS

Game

17, Kala Cooley vs. Southern Arkansas, 1/28/88 Season 249, Carin Pinion, 1993-94 (33 games) Career 823, Carin Pinion, 1990-94 (139 games)

BLOCKED SHOTS

Game

..............................................11, Nikki Metcalfe vs. Harding, 2/8/21 11, Cindi Patton vs. Rockhurst, 3/9/89 Season 120, Cindi Patton, 1988-89 (36 games) Career 305, Cindi Patton, 1985-89 (129 games)

STEALS

Game ............................................

12, Roselis Silva vs. Harding, 2/20/12 Season ...................................... 154, Roselis Silva, 2012-13 (30 games) Career 280, Roselis Silva, 2011-13 (56 games)

SEASON RECORDS - TOP 10

POINTS SCORED 1. Lanell Dawson 1988-89 861

Donna Brunson 1987-88 850

Lanell Dawson 1989-90 769

Donna Brunson 1986-87 768

Sherry Raney 1980-81 725

Fatima Adams 2015-16 671

Stephanie Strack 1992-93 670

Heather Campbell 1996-97 650

Jennifer Richardson 1997-98 631

Fatima Adams 2014-15 629

POINTS

PER GAME

Donna Brunson 1987-88 25.8

Lanell Dawson 1988-89 24.6

Lanell Dawson 1989-90 23.3

Sherry Raney 1980-81 22.7

Fatima Adams 2015-16 22.4

Donna Brunson 1986-87 21.9

Fatima Adams 2014-15 21.7

Sherry Raney 1979-80 21.2

Sherry Raney 1981-82 20.8

Jennifer Richardson 1997-98 20.4

FIELD GOALS MADE

Lanell Dawson 1988-89 350

Donna Brunson 1987-88 340

Donna Brunson 1986-87 312

Lanell Dawson 1989-90 303

Stephanie Strack 1992-93 294

Sherry Raney 1980-81 281

Fatima Adams 2015-16 267

Stephanie Strack 1993-94 254

Angie Harris 1998-99 250

Stephanie Strack 1991-92 243 Jennifer Richardson 1997-98 243

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

1. Donna Brunson 1987-88 597 2. Donna Brunson 1986-87 583

Lanell Dawson 1988-89 560

Lanell Dawson 1989-90 503

Stephanie Strack 1992-93 488

Sherry Raney 1980-81 484

Jenny Vining 2009-10 479

Cindi Patton 1986-87 471

Jennifer Richardson 1997-98 466

Heather Campbell 1996-97 464

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Jenny Vining 2009-10 117 2. Jenny Vining 2010-11 102 3. Mindy Lasater 1998-99 98 4. Dawn Grell 1993-94 90 5. Dawn Grell 1992-93 80 6. Anissa Pounds 2015-16 79 7. Mindy Lasater 1999-00 74 8. Anissa Pounds 2016-17 68 9. Amy White 1999-00 65 10. Mindy Lasater 2000-01 65

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

1. Jenny Vining 2009-10 307 2. Jenny Vining 2010-11 239 3. Mindy Lasater 1998-99 233 4. Dawn Grell 1993-94 198 5. Christy Mahan 2004-05 191 6. Mindy Lasater 1999-2000 189 7. Anissa Pounds 2015-16 188 8. Anissa Pounds 2014-15 181 9. Mindy Lasater 2000-01 177 10. Anissa Pounds 2016-17 170

FREE THROWS MADE

1. Amanda Grappe 2007-08 189 2. Donna Brunson 1987-88 170 3. Sherry Raney 1980-81 163 4. Lanell Dawson 1989-90 162 5. Lanell Dawson 1988-89 161 6. Alison Setliff 1992-93 152 7. Chanovia Rhodes 2002-03 146 8. Fatima Adams 2014-15 144 Donna Brunson 1986-87 144 10. Jennifer Richardson 1996-97 143

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

1. Amanda Grappe 2007-08 238 2. Alison Setliff 1992-93 235 3. Lanell Dawson 1988-89 226 4. Donna Brunson 1987-88 221 5. Sherry Raney 1980-81 219 6. Donna Brunson 1986-87 210 7. Fatima Adams 2015-16 205 8. Fatima Adams 2014-15 197 9. Chanovia Rhodes 2002-03 195 Lanell Dawson 1989-90 195

REBOUNDS

1. Angie Harris 1998-99 323

2. Cindi Patton 1987-88 308 3. Chanovia Rhodes 2001-02 293 4. Cindi Patton 1986-87 284 5. Fatima Adams 2014-15 279 6. Fatima Adams 2015-16 273 7. Sherry Raney 1980-81 271 8. Natalia Santos 2010-11 268 Natalia Santos 2009-10 268 Amanda Grappe 2007-08 268

ASSISTS

1. Carin Pinion 1993-94 249

2. Carin Pinion 1992-93 245 3. Kala Cooley 1987-88 244 4. Kala Cooley 1988-89 230 5. Mandi Huskey 1998-99 212 6. Carin Pinion 1990-91 194 7. Marla Goshien 1991-92 190 8. Laura Beth Anderson 2010-11 188 9. Roselis Silva 2011-12 174 10. Mandi Huskey 1997-98 166

STEALS

1. Roselis Silva 2012-13 154 2. Roselis Silva 2011-12 126 3. Jennifer Richardson 1996-97 93 4. Kylie Ladd 2017-18 89 5. Jennifer Richardson 1995-96 85 Lanell Dawson 1987-88 85 7. Khelli Mullen 1998-99 84 8. Laura Beth Anderson 2009-10 82 9. Lanell Dawson 1989-90 81 10. Laura Beth Anderson 2009-10 80

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

CAREER RECORDS

TOTAL POINTS

1. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 2,298

Sherry Raney 1978-82 2,248

Dawn Grell 1990-94 2,016

Donna Brunson 1984-88 1,899

Amanda Hill 1987-91 1,873

Heather Campbell 1993-97 1,856

Angie Harris 1997-01 1,826

Cindi Patton 1985-89 1,760

Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 1,739

Amanda Grappe 2005-09 1,738

SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 50 GAMES)

1. Lanell Dawson 1988-90 24.0

Fatima Adams 2014-16 22.0

Sherry Raney 1978-82 19.7

Donna Brunson 1984-88 17.1

Natalia Santos 2009-12 16.7

Stephanie Strack 1990-94 16.5

Jenny Vining 2009-11 16.3

Amanda Grappe 2005-09 14.7

Roselis Silva 2011-13 14.5

Dawn Grell 1990-94 14.5

FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 987

Sherry Raney 1978-82 895

Angie Harris 1997-01 787

Amanda HIll 1987-91 784

Cindi Patton 1985-89 773

Donna Brunson 1984-88 767

Dawn Grell 1990-94 717 8. Heather Campbell 1993-97 680 9. Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 653 Lanell Dawson 1988-90 653

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

1. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 1,676 2. Sherry Raney 1978-82 1,568

Cindi Patton 1985-89 1,480

Dawn Grell 1990-94 1,460

Jayana Sanders 2017-22 1,445

Amanda Hill 1987-91 1,441

Donna Brunson 1984-88 1,407 8. Heather Campbell 1993-97 1,365 9. Rochelle Williams 1982-86 1,327 10. Angie Harris 1997-01 1,319

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Mindy Lasater 1998-02 279

2. Dawn Grell 1990-94 270 3. Anissa Pounds 2013-17 268 4. Jenny Vining 2009-11 219 5. Jayana Sanders 2017-22 181 6. Carin Pinion 1990-94 156 7. Heather Campbell 1993-97 152 8. Katie Horsman 2009-12 133 9. Ginny Moore 1998-02 127 10. Christy Mahan 2005-07 123

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

1. Mindy Lasater 1998-02 722

2. Anissa Pounds 2013-17 694 3. Dawn Grell 1990-94 601 4. Jayana Sanders 2017-22 562 5. Jenny Vining 2009-11 546 6. Carin Pinion 1990-94 411 7. Heather Campbell 1993-97 362 8. Christy Mahan 2005-07 330 9. Katie Horsman 2009-12 324 10. Ginny Moore 1998-02 317

FREE THROWS MADE

1. Amanda Grappe 2005-09 478 2. Sherry Raney 1978-82 458 3. Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 420 4. Jessica Weatherford 2009-13 418 5. Alison Setliff 1990-94 413 6. Donna Brunson 1984-88 365 7. Heather Campbell 1993-97 344 8. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 324 9. Lanell Dawson 1988-90 323 10. Dawn Grell 1990-94 312

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

1. Amanda Grappe 2005-09 649 2. Sherry Raney 1978-82 641

Alison Setliff 1990-94 636

Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 572

Jessica Weatherford 2009-13 510

Donna Brunson 1984-88 504 7. A.J. Thomas 1997-01 488 8. Caroline Eubanks 2012-16 476 9. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 456 10. Natalia Santos 2009-12 446

REBOUNDS

1. Angie Harris 1997-01 1,004

2. Cindi Patton 1985-89 983 3. Jessica Weatherford 2009-13 842 Sherry Raney 1978-82 842 5. Amanda Grappe 2005-09 791 6. Tamara Moorer 1981-85 758 7. Natalia Santos 2009-12 736 8. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 726 9. Khelli Mullen 1995-99 722 10. Tonya Carlton 1982-86 708

ASSISTS

1. Carin Pinion 1990-94 823 2. Kala Cooley 1985-89 643 3. Jayana Sanders 2017-22 510 3. Ashley Chisum 2006-10 458 4. Dedra Abernathy 1994-98 453 5. Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 411 7. Mandi Huskey 1997-99 378 8. Anissa Pounds 2013-17 365 9. Melanie Mallett 1999-03 356 10. Dawn Grell 1990-94 331

STEALS

1. Roselis Silva 2011-13 280 2. Jennifer Richardson 1994-98 267 3. Carin Pinion 1990-94 256 4. Khelli Mullen 1995-99 240 5. Kala Cooley 1985-89 220 6. Alison Setliff 1990-94 218 7. Melanie Mallett 1999-03 217 8. Dedra Abernathy 1994-98 212 9. Stephanie Strack 1990-94 211 10. Ashley Chisum 2006-10 210

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

TECH’S 100-POINT GAMES

149-44 vs. Ecclesia 11/14/2018 128

128-39 vs. Crowley’s Ridge 11/10/2013 120

120-34 vs. Rhema Bible 11/16/2010 115

115-94 vs. Southern Arkansas 1/14/2021 115-59 vs. Central Baptist 11/10/2011 114

114-36 vs. Crowley’s Ridge 11/9/2019 114-65 vs. Philander Smith 11/18/1989 113

113-33 at Rhema Bible 1/8/2008 111

111-46 vs. Central Baptist 11/22/2010 110

110-59 vs. New Orleans 11/19/2011 110-78 vs. John Brown 12/8/1986 108

108-51 vs. Central Baptist 11/16/2009 107

107-41 vs. Ecclesia 11/18/2013

107-60 vs. Lambuth 11/20/2010 107-57 at Harding 2/11/1986 106

106-85 vs. Southwestern Okla. 3/6/2016

106-67 at Arkansas-Monticello 2/20/2016

106-76 at Oklahoma Baptist 2/4/2016

106-62 vs. Lane 12/3/2009

105

105-64 at Northwestern Okla. 11/21/2015

104

104-41 vs. Central Baptist 11/8/2013 104-55 vs. Mississippi Women 12/17/1992

103

103-32 vs. Christian Brothers 2/14/2011 103-59 vs. Southern Nazarene 12/9/2008 103-54 vs. Christian Brothers 11/11/1999 103-54 vs. Ouachita Baptist 1/5/1989

102

102-65 vs. Fort Valley State 3/11/2011 102-74 vs. Southern Arkansas 1/24/2002

101

101-90 vs. Southwestern Okla. 1/23/2020 101-87 vs. Southwestern Okla. 2/9/2012 101-90 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/28/1987

100

100-40 vs. Ecclesia 11/17/2014 100-97 vs. Ouachita Baptist 2/26/2011 100-45 vs. Loyola 12/30/2000 100-55 vs. Montevallo 12/29/1997 100-53 vs. College of the Ozarks 11/29/1983

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TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES 51 51 Donna Brunson vs. Arkansas-Monticello 3/5/1988 45 45 Lanell Dawson vs. Oklahoma City 11/25/1989 43 43 Fatima Adams vs. Southern Arkansas ..............3/5/2016 42 42 Lanell Dawson vs. Louisiana College 1/4/1990 42...... Donna Brunson vs. Henderson State ...............1/18/1988 41 41 Jenny Vining vs. Alabama-Huntsville 12/21/2009 39 39 Natalia Santos vs. St. Edward’s 11/26/2011 39 Lanell Dawson vs. Southern Arkansas 1/26/1989 39...... Donna Brunson vs. Harding ................................3/1/1988 38 38 Lanell Dawson vs. Arkansas-Monticello 3/4/1989 37 37 Lanell Dawson vs. Lyon College 2/24/1990 37 Sherry Raney vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 11/2/1979

36 36 Amanda Grappe vs. Mid-America Christian 12/4/2008 36 Amanda Grappe vs. Delta State ...........................3/9/2008 36...... Jennifer Richardson vs. Kennesaw State 12/5/1997 36 Heather Campbell vs. Ouachita 2/13/1997 36 Heather Campbell vs. Lambuth 12/13/1996 36...... Cindi Patton Univ. of the Ozarks ..................2/22/1988 36 Donna Brunson vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/25/1988 36 Sherry Raney vs. Henderson State 2/6/1981

35

35 Cheyenne North vs. Henderson State 3/3/2018 35 Fatima Adams vs. Henderson State 3/5/2015 35...... Jenny Vining vs. North Alabama .................12/19/2009 35 Angie Harris vs. Henderson State 2/17/2001 35 Jennifer Richardson vs. Missouri Southern 12/13/1997 35...... Dawn Grell vs. Central Arkansas .................2/1/1993 35 Amanda Hill vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 11/15/1990 35 Lanell Dawson vs. Central Arkansas 2/5/1990 35 Lanell Dawson vs. Henderson State ...............1/19/1989

35...... Lanell Dawson vs. Philander Smith 11/17/1988

35 Donna Brunson vs. Wingate 3/22/1988

34

34 Jalei Oglesby vs. Angelo State 11/17/2019

34 Anissa Pounds vs. Henderson State ...............2/18/2017

34...... Cheyenne North vs. Southern Nazarene 12/3/2016

34 Fatima Adams vs. Southwestern Okla. 3/6/2016

34 Krishna Baker vs. Southern Arkansas 1/19/2008

34...... Amanda Grappe vs. Northwest Missouri State ..12/8/2007

34 Angie Harris vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/12/2001

34 Heather Campbell vs. Tougaloo 3/18/1997

34...... Heather Campbell vs. Tusculum .........................12/14/1996

34 Heather Campbell vs. Harding 3/2/1996

34 Lanell Dawson vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/16/1989

34 Lanell Dawson vs. College of the Ozarks ...... 11/29/1988

34...... Sherry Raney vs. Lyon College 2/15/1980

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES

33

33 Ashlei Lopez at Ouachita 2/12/2021

33 Fatima Adams vs. Harding ..............................2/15/2016

33...... Fatima Adams vs. North Alabama 11/24/2015

33 Jessica Weatherford vs. Southwestern Okla. 1/5/2013

33 Ginny Moore vs. Delta State 1/8/2001

33...... Stephanie Strack vs. Henderson State ...............12/6/1990

33 Lanell Dawson vs. Arkansas Baptist 11/13/1989

33 Lanell Dawson vs. Lyon College 1/30/1989

33...... Lanell Dawson vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff .........12/12/1988

33 Sherry Raney vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1/15/1980 32

32...... Jayana Sanders at Henderson State ............... 12/11/2021

32 Jessica Weatherford vs. Southern Nazarene 11/29/2012

32 Jennifer Richardson vs. Central Arkansas 2/20/1997

32 Lanell Dawson vs. Wayland Baptist.................3/17/1989 32...... Lanell Dawson vs. Oklahoma City 12/2/1988

32 Donna Brunson vs. Harding 1/14/1988

31

31 Fatima Adams vs. Henderson State 1/21/2016

31 Amanda Grappe vs. Incarnate Word ................12/21/2008

31...... Amanda Grappe vs. Tuskegee 3/14/2008

31 Alison Setliff vs. East Central 12/6/1993

31 Stephanie Strack vs. Wayland Baptist 11/27/1993

31...... Dawn Grell vs. Arkansas-Monticello ............2/3/1994

31 Stephanie Strack vs. Arkansas-Monticello 11/28/1992

31 Lanell Dawson vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/29/1990

31...... Lanell Dawson vs. Dillard ..................................1/5/1990

31 Donna Brunson vs. Southern Arkansas 1/28/1988 31 Amanda Hill vs. College of the Ozarks 12/10/1987

30

30 Fatima Adams vs. North Alabama 11/25/2014

30 Jenny Vining vs. Southwestern Okla. 11/24/2009 30 Mindy Lasater vs. Southwestern Okla. ......... 11/24/2000

30...... Khelli Mullen vs. West Florida 12/29/1998

30 Jennifer Richardson vs. Christian Brothers 12/5/1997 30 Jennifer Richardson vs. Montevallo 11/15/1997

30...... Stephanie Strack vs. Union 3/9/1993 30 Dawn Grell vs. Southwestern Okla. 3/9/1992 30 Donna Brunson vs. Southern Arkansas 2/25/1988

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AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

ALL-AMERICANS

2016 Fatima Adams 2015 Fatima Adams 2013 Roselis Silva 2011 Natalia Santos 2010 Jenny Vining 2009 Amanda Grappe 2008 Amanda Grappe 1998 Jennifer Richardson 1997 Heather Campbell Jennifer Richardson 1996 Kim Stephens 1994 Dawn Grell

Carin Pinion Alison Setliff Stephanie Strack 1993 Dawn Grell Alison Setliff Stephanie Strack 1992 Alison Setliff Stephanie Strack 1991 Amanda Hill 1990 Lanell Dawson 1989 Kala Cooley Lanell Dawson Cindi Patton

1988 Donna Brunson 1987 Donna Brunson 1982 Sherry Raney 1981 Sherry Raney 1980 Sherry Raney

ALL-REGION

2018 Cheyenne North 2nd 2017 Anissa Pounds 2nd 2016 Fatima Adams 1st 2015 Fatima Adams 1st 2013 Roselis Silva 2nd 2012 Roselis Silva 2nd

CENTRAL REGION

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2016 Fatima Adams

GAC SPECIALTY AWARDS

Tournament MVP

2018 Cheyenne North 2016 Fatima Adams 2013 Jessica Weatherford

Newcomer of the Year 2021 Ashlei Lopez 2019 Hannah Villines 2015 Fatima Adams

Player of the Year 2016 Fatima Adams 2013 Roselis Silva

Defensive Player of the Year 2013 Roselis Silva 2012 Roselis Silva

Coach of the Year 2021 Dave Wilbers

All-Decade Team (2011-2020)

Fatima Adams (F) 2014-16 Anissa Pounds (G) 2013-17 Roselis Silva (G) 2011-13

Team of the Decade (2011-2020) Arkansas Tech 4 Regular Season Titles 3 Tournament Titles

GSC SPECIALTY AWARDS

Tournament MVP

2011 Jenny Vining 2010 Natalia Santos

Freshman of the Year 2010 Jessica Weatherford 1998 Mandi Huskey

Player of the Year 2009 Amanda Grappe 1997 Heather Campbell

Coach of the Year 1998 Joe Foley 1997 Joe Foley

All-Decade Team (2000-2010)

First Team

Amanda Grappe (F) 2005-09

ALL-CONFERENCE

Great American Conference

2022 Jayana Sanders HM Kaley Shipman HM 2021 Ashlei Lopez 1st Jayana Sanders 1st Kaley Shipman HM 2020 Jayana Sanders 2nd Kaley Shipman HM Ke’Vonshaye Stackhouse HM

2019 Hannah Villines 2nd

2018 Cheyenne North 1st Jayana Sanders 2nd Kylie Ladd HM Lyrik Williams HM

2017 Anissa Pounds 1st Kelsey McClure HM Cheyenne North HM

2016 Fatima Adams 1st Anissa Pounds 2nd

2015 Fatima Adams 1st Anissa Pounds 2nd

2014 Jacinda Myers-Sanders HM Anissa Pounds HM 2013 Roselis Silva 1st Jessica Weatherford 1st 2012 Roselis Silva 1st Natalia Santos 1st Katie Horsman 2nd

Gulf South Conference

2011 Natalia Santos 1st Jenny Vining 2nd 2010 Natalia Santos 1st Jenny Vining 1st

2009 Amanda Grappe 1st

2008 Amanda Grappe 1st Krishna Baker 1st 2007 Amanda Grappe 1st Krishna Baker 2nd

2006 Melanie Pierce 2nd

2004 Emily Walker 2nd

2003 Chanovia Rhodes 1st

2002 Chanovia Rhodes 1st

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AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

2001 Ginny Moore 1st

Angie Harris 1st 2000 Angie Harris 1st Ginny Moore 2nd Mindy Lasater 2nd 1999 Angie Harris 1st Khelli Mullen 1st 1998 Dedra Abernathy 1st Jennifer Richardson 1st 1997 Heather Campbell Jennifer Richardson

Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference

1995 Heather Campbell Kim Stephens 1994 Dawn Grell

Alison Setliff

Stephanie Strack 1993 Dawn Grell

Stephanie Strack 1992 Stephanie Strack 1991 Amanda Hill 1990 Lanell Dawson Amanda Hill 1989 Kala Cooley

Lanell Dawson

Cindi Patton 1988 Cindi Patton 1987 Donna Brunson Patty Hayes

1986 Rochelle Williams 1985 Tonya Carlton

Tamara Moorer 1984 Tamara Moorer

AWISA

1983 Gaye Griffin

Tamara Moorer

1982 Sherry Raney Linda Poe 1981 Sherry Raney Linda Poe 1980 Sherry Raney Linda Poe 1979 Sherry Raney Sandra Webb-Wise

ACADEMIC AWARDS

NAIA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

1997 Dedra Abernathy

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

2011 Sarah Martin

2007 Katie McCormick 2002 Mindy Lasater 2001 Mindy Lasater 2000 Mindy Lasater 1998 Dedra Abernathy 1997 Dedra Abernathy

GAC Elite Scholar-Athlete

2022 Nikki Metcalfe 2016 Tierani Richardson

GAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete

2020 Leighton Taylor 2019 Leighton Taylor 2018 Taylor Ely 2017 Kelsey McClure Calli White 2016 Anna Lea Little Callie White

GAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2021 Breanna Emitt Nikki Metcalfe Anna Myers Jalei Oglesby Hannah Pfeifer Kaley Shipman Hannah Villines Sydnee Wynn

2020 Ashley Breathitt Breanna Emitt

Leighton Taylor Hannah Villines

2019 Ashley Breathitt Kiara Moses Leighton Taylor

Hannah Villines 2018 Taylor Ely Leighton Taylor 2017 Taylor Ely Danielle Frachiseur Kelsey McClure

Calli White

2016 Danielle Frachiseur

Anna Lea Little

Kelsey McClure

Tierani Richardson

Calli White

2015 Danielle Frachiseur

Anna Lea Little 2014 Jae Tucker

2013 Westin Taylor

Jessica Weatherford

2012 Jackie Dennis

Katie Horsman

Sarah Martin Roselis Silva Jessica Weatherford

GSC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2011 Katie Horsman

Jessica Weatherford

2009 Rachel Brazell

2008 Daiane Domingos

Brittany Gottsponer

Ashley Grappe

2007 Katie McCormick 2006 Katie McCormick 2005 Sarah Hart 2003 Sarah Hart 2002 Mindy Lasater 2001 Mindy Lasater 1999 Mandi Huskey 1998 Dedra Abernathy 1997 Dedra Abernathy

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ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

BY WINS

Coach Years Record Pct. League Pct.

Joe Foley 1987-03 456-81 .849 216-28 .885

Dave Wilbers 2007-pres. 328-108 .752 206-71 .744

Jim Dickerson 1982-87 120-33 .784 64-14 .820

Jim Yeager 1977-82 107-33 .764 65-25 .722

Todd Schaefer 2005-07 37-22 .627 18-12 .600

Carin Pinion-McNabb 2003-05 23-33 .411 11-21 .344

BY WINNING PERCENTAGE

Coach Years Record Pct. League Pct.

Joe Foley 1987-03 456-81 .849 216-28 .885

Jim Dickerson 1982-87 120-33 .784 64-14 .820

Jim Yeager 1977-82 107-33 .764 65-25 .722

Dave Wilbers 2007-pres. 328-108 .752 195-60 .744

Todd Schaefer 2005-07 37-22 .627 18-12 .600

Carin Pinion-McNabb 2003-05 23-33 .411 11-21 .344

JIM DICKERSON

JOE FOLEY

DAVE WILBERS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ALL-TIME COACHING YEAR-BY-YEAR

Year Coach Win Loss Pct. Conf. Conf. Rec. Conf. Pct. Conf. Reg. Champ Conf. Tourn. Champ

1977-78 Jim Yeager 5 18 .217 AWISA 3-15 .167 1978-79 Jim Yeager 24 4 .857 AWISA 16-2 .889 Arkansas Tech 1979-80 Jim Yeager 29 2 .935 AWISA 17-1 .944 Arkansas Tech 1980-81 Jim Yeager 29 3 .906 AWISA 16-2 .889 Arkansas Tech 1981-82 Jim Yeager 20 6 .769 AWISA 13-5 .722 Arkansas Tech 1982-83 Jim Dickerson 22 7 .759 AWISA 10-2 .833 1983-84 Jim Dickerson 23 9 .719 AIC 10-4 .714 1984-85 Jim Dickerson 23 8 .742 AIC 11-5 .688 1985-86 Jim Dickerson 23 3 .885 AIC 17-1 .944 Arkansas Tech 1986-87 Jim Dickerson 29 6 .829 AIC 16-2 .889 ATU/UAM 1987-88 Joe Foley 29 5 .853 AIC 14-2 .875 Arkansas Tech 1988-89 Joe Foley 35 2 .946 AIC 16-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1989-90 Joe Foley 30 3 .909 AIC 15-1 .938 ATU/UAM 1990-91 Joe Foley 28 6 .824 AIC 14-2 .875 Arkansas Tech 1991-92 Joe Foley 35 1 .972 AIC 16-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1992-93 Joe Foley 31 5 .861 AIC 12-4 .750 Arkansas-Monticello 1993-94 Joe Foley 30 3 .909 AIC 14-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1994-95 Joe Foley 28 6 .824 AIC 15-1 .938 Arkansas Tech 1995-96 Joe Foley 23 9 .719 GSC-West 11-3 .786 ATU/UAM (West) Delta State 1996-97 Joe Foley 29 4 .879 GSC-West 13-1 .929 Arkansas Tech (West) Delta State 1997-98 Joe Foley 26 5 .839 GSC-West 12-2 .857 Arkansas Tech (West) Arkansas Tech 1998-99 Joe Foley 31 7 .816 GSC-West 11-3 .786 Delta State (West) Delta State 1999-00 Joe Foley 24 7 .774 GSC-West 13-1 .929 Arkansas Tech (West) Delta State 2000-01 Joe Foley 23 8 .742 GSC-West 13-3 .813 Delta State (West) Delta State 2001-02 Joe Foley 25 6 .807 GSC-West 13-3 .813 ATU/DSU (West) Delta State 2002-03 Joe Foley 29 4 .879 GSC-West 14-2 .875 Arkansas Tech (West) Arkansas Tech 2003-04 Carin Pinion-McNabb 13 14 .481 GSC-West 6-10 .375 Christian Brothers (West) Henderson State 2004-05 Carin Pinion-McNabb 10 19 .345 GSC-West 5-11 .313 Central Arkansas (West_ Central Arkansas 2005-06 Todd Schaefer 15 12 .556 GSC-West 7-9 .439 DSU/HSU (West) Delta State 2006-07 Todd Schaefer 22 10 .688 GSC-West 11-3 .786 Delta State (West) Delta State 2007-08 Dave Wilbers 26 6 .813 GSC-West 12-2 .857 Delta State (West) Delta State 2008-09 Dave Wilbers 19 9 .679 GSC-West 9-5 .643 Delta State (West) Delta State 2009-10 Dave Wilbers 31 3 .912 GSC-West 12-2 .857

ATU/DSU (West) Arkansas Tech 2010-11 Dave Wilbers 30 3 .909 GSC-West 13-1 .929

Arkansas Tech (West) Arkansas Tech 2011-12 Dave Wilbers 22 4 .846 GAC 13-3 .813

Arkansas Tech Southwestern Oklahoma 2012-13 Dave Wilbers 23 7 .767 GAC 17-3 .850

Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech 2013-14 Dave Wilbers 17 11 .607 GAC 12-8 .600 Harding Southwestern Oklahoma 2014-15 Dave Wilbers 23 7 .767 GAC 16-4 .800 ATU/HU Harding 2015-16 Dave Wilbers 27 4 .871 GAC 21-1 .955

Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech 2016-17 Dave Wilbers 22 8 .733 GAC 16-6 .727 Harding Harding 2017-18 Dave Wilbers 26 4 .867 GAC 19-3 .864

Southwestern Oklahoma Arkansas Tech 2018-19 Dave Wilbers 15 16 .484 GAC 10-12 .455

Southwestern Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma 2019-20 Dave Wilbers 17 11 .607 GAC 13-9 .591 HU/SE/SWOSU Southeastern Oklahoma 2020-21 Dave Wilbers 14 2 .875 GAC-East 12-1 .923

Arkansas Tech (East) Southern Nazarene 2021-22 Dave Wilbers 16 13 .552 GAC 11-11 .500

Southwestern Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma

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MEN’S BASKETBALL

ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY

Location Russellville, Ark. Founded 1909 Enrollment 9,431 Nickname Wonder Boys Colors ATU Green (PMS 343) ATU Gold (PMS 116) Conference Great American Conference National Affiliation NCAA Division II President Dr. Robin E. Bowen Director of Athletics/SWA Abby Davis Head Athletic Trainer Brett “Duke” Walden Faculty Representative Dr. Shellie Hanna

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Tucker Coliseum Capacity 3,500 Age Built in 1976 All-Time Home Record 366-191 (.657)

PROGRAM HISTORY

First Season 1914-15 Overall Record 1,368-1,074 (.560) in 99 seasons Overall GAC Record 127-105 (.538) in 11 seasons

Postseason Tournament Appearances 50 NCAA Tournament Appearances 8

Last NCAA Postseason Appearance ‘16-17 (Central Regional)

Last NCAA Postseason Opponent SW Minnesota State Last NCAA Postseason Result L, 82-93

Conf. Regular Season Titles 21 (16 AIC, 3 GAC, 2 GSC) (2013-14, 2012-13, 2011-12, 2010-11, 2009-10, 1994-95, 1993-94, 1992-93, 1987-88, 1984-85, 1961-62, 1960-61, 1959-60, 1957-58, 1954-55, 1953-54, 1952-53, 1951-52, 1950-51, 1949-50, 1948-59)

Conf. Tournament Titles 14 (2 GAC, 2 GSC, 10 NAIA) (2014-15, 2011-12, 2009-10, 2008-09, 1995-96, 1994-95, 1969-70, 1962-63, 1957-58, 1955-56, 1954-55, 1953-54, 1952-53, 1951-52)

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Mark Downey (Univ. of Charleston, 1995) Record at ATU (Years) 103-78 (7th season)

Career Record (Years) 269-184 (16th season)

Head Coach Phone 479-968-0365

Head Coach E-Mail mdowney@atu.edu

Assistant Coach

Alma Mater

Nathan Kennedy (3nd season)

Salem International, 2010

Graduate Assistant Coach Dusan Radivojevic (1st season)

Alma Mater Arkansas Tech, 2009

Volunteer Assistant Coach Marcus Pillow (2nd season)

Alma Mater Arkansas Tech, 2011

Volunteer Assistant Coach Brent Bennett (1st season)

Alma Mater Central Arkansas, 2021

MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION

Athletics Website

www.ArkansasTechSports.com

Main University Web Site www.atu.edu Conference Web Site www.GreatAmericanConference.com Facebook www.facebook.com/ATUAthletics Twitter @ ATU_Athletics

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Director of Athletic Communications Daniel Gallegos

Cell Phone (Preferred) 501-442-2930 Email dgallegos@atu.edu

Address:

Department of Athletics Tucker Coliseum 1604 Coliseum Dr. Russellville, AR 72801

TEAM INFORMATION

Southern Arkansas

MEN’S BASKETBALL

.733 W1

Oklahoma Baptist 7-2 .778 10-5 .667 W4

ARKANSAS TECH 7-2 .778 9-6 .600 W1

Southeastern Okla. 5-4 .556 8-6 .571 L1

OUACHITA BAPTIST

5-4 .556 7-6 .538 W3

East Central 4-5 .444 9-6 .600 W2

Henderson State 4-5 .444 7-8 .467 L4

Southwestern Okla. 3-6 .333 7-8 .467 L1

Northwestern Okla. 2-7 .222 6-7 .462 L2 Arkansas-Monticello 1-8 .111 5-10 .333 L6 Harding 1-8 .111 5-10 .333 L3

THE CONFERENCE SLATE

Wednesday, January 18

Southern Nazarene at Southeastern Oklahoma | 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, January 19

Henderson State at Southern Arkansas | 7:30 p.m. Arkansas Tech at Arkansas-Monticello | 7:30 p.m.

Southwestern Oklahoma at Oklahoma Baptist | 7:30 p.m. Northwestern Oklahoma at East Central | 7:30 p.m. Harding at Ouachita | 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, January 21

Southeastern Oklahoma at Southwestern Oklahoma | 1 p.m. East Central at Southern Nazarene | 3 p.m.

Oklahoma Baptist at Northwestern Oklahoma | 3 p.m. Ouachita at Arkansas Tech | 3 p.m.

Arkansas-Monticello at Henderson State | 3 p.m. Southern Arkansas at Harding | 7:30 p.m.

TEAM RANKINGS (AS OF 1-20-23)

Category Stat Rank

Scoring Offense 65.3/gm 12th

Scoring Defense 63.1/gm 2nd

Scoring Margin +2.3 6th

Field Goal % .423 (354-of-837) 11th Field Goal % Def. .404 (324-of-802) 2nd

3PT Field Goal % .270 (82-of-304) 12th

3PT Field Goal % Def. .345 (111-of-322) 8th

3PT Field Goals Made 82 (5.5/gm) 12th

Free Throw % .635 (190-of-299) 11th

Rebounding (Team) 512 (34.1/gm) 7th Rebounding (Opp.) 519 (34.6/gm) 8th

Offensive Rebounding 149 (9.9/gm) 7th Defensive Rebounding 363 (24.2/gm) 10th Rebounding Margin -0.5 7th Turnover Margin +3.7 1st Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.9 (183 ast/210 to) 5th

Blocked Shots 51 (3.4/gm) 2nd Assists 183 (11.3/gm) 9th Steals 136 (9.1/gm) 3rd

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (AS OF 1-20-23)

Category Player Stat Rank

Scoring Taelon Peter 212 (14.1/gm) 11th

Rebounding Wes Harris 81 (6.2/gm) 9th Off. Rebounds Wes Harris 26 (2.0/gm) 9th Def. Rebounds Wes Harris 55 (4.2/gm) T-12th Field Goal % Wes Harris .593 (54-of-91) 7th

3PT FG % Free Throw % Taelon Peter .754 (43-of-57) 13th

3PT FG Made Taelon Peter 29 (1.9/gm) T-13th Assists Andre Leavell 42 (2.8/gm) 13th

AST/TO Ratio

Blocked Shots Wes Harris 17 (1.3/gm) 5th Steals Taelon Peter 27 (1.8/gm) T-6th Minutes Played Taelon Peter 475 (31.7/gm) 6th

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED (ATU) TECH TIDBITS

As A Team

Scored 100 Points: 109 - at Harding (1-25-21)

Scored 90 Points: 98 - at Southwestern Okla. (2-29-20)

Scored Fewer Than 50 Points: 49 - at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Scored Fewer Than 40 Points: 38 - at Southwestern Okla. (1-4-14)

Won by 40 Points: 109-68 - vs. Baptist Bible (11-30-19)

Won By 30 Points: 97-67 - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-10-18)

Lost By 30 Points: L, 74-113 - at Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Lost By 40 Points: L, 56-99 - at Henderson State (2-24-03)

Shot 60% or Better: 60.7% (34-56) - vs. East Central (1-24-22)

Shot Less Than 30%: 24.2% (16-66) - vs. Henderson St. (1-11-21)

Shot 60% 3FG or Better: 61.1% (11-18) - vs. Southeastern Okla. (2-22-22)

Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 12.9% (4-31) - vs. Ozarks (11-28-22)

Made 15 3-Pointers: 15 - at Harding (1-25-21)

Shot 90% on FTs (10 or more): 100.0% (11-11) - at Arkansas-Monticello (2-15-20)

Shot Less Than 40% On FTs: 0.0% (0-2) - vs. Southeastern Okla. (2-2-19)

Had 50 Rebounds: 50 - vs. Ozarks (11-28-22)

Had 20 Offensive Rebounds: 23 - vs. Baptist Bible (11-30-19)

Had 25 Assists: 29 - at Harding (1-25-21)

Had 20 Turnovers: 23 - at Southeastern Okla. (1-5-23)

Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 6 - at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Had 10 Steals: 10 - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1-12-23)

Had 10 Blocks: 10 - vs. Northwestern Okla. (1-3-13)

Had Two 20-Point Scorers: vs. Henderson State (2-25-22) Taelon Peter (23) and Tony Hall (23)

Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers: vs. Harding (2-8-21)

Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: at Southeastern Okla. (1-5-23)

Had No Double-Digit Scorers: at Southwestern Okla. (1-4-14)

Had Two 10+ Rebounders: vs. Ouachita (12-2-20) Niko Gosnell (11) and Taelon Peter (10)

Scored 50 Points In 1st Half: 53 - vs. Southwestern Christian (1-3-21)

Scored 50 Points In 2nd Half: 51 - at Southeastern Okla. (1-5-23)

Scored 20 Or Fewer Points In 1st Half: 15 - at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Scored 20 Or Fewer Points In 2nd Half: 18 - vs. Central Missouri (3-15-14)

Failed To Make a 3FG: (0-6) - vs. Ouachita (2-2-08)

Defeated a Ranked Team: W, 53-48 vs. rv/T25 Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Lost To a Ranked Team: L, 68-70 at No. 18 Angelo State (11-27-21)

Won an OT Game: W, 74-65 at Ouachita (12-3-22)

Lost an OT Game: L, 75-77 at Ouachita (1-20-22)

Won a 2OT Game: W, 109-104 at Harding (1-25-21)

Lost a 2OT Game: L, 80-85 vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-20-20)

Won a 3OT Game: W, 126-126 vs. Henderson St. (1-18-20)

Lost a 3OT Game: L, 113-118 at Concordia St. Paul (1-11-18)

As An Individual

Had a Triple-Double: Clarence Willard (17 pts, 13 rebs, 10 assists) vs. Southeastern Okla. (2-21-15)

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Reb): Wes Harris (12 pts, 11 rebs) vs. Emporia State (11-11-22)

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Asst): Czar Perry (19 pts & 15 asts) at Henderson State (12-11-21)

Scored 20+ Pts with 10+ Rebs: Tony Hall (23 pts, 10 reb) vs. Southern Arkansas (12-18-21)

Scored 30 Points: R.J. Glasper (35) vs. Henderson St. (1-18-20)

Scored 40 Points: Alex Brown (41) vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-10-18)

Scored 30 Points (GAC Only): R.J. Glasper (35) vs. Henderson St. (1-18-20)

Scored 40 points (GAC Only): Alex Brown (41) vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-10-18)

Had 20 Rebounds: Bennie Lufile (22) vs. Missouri S&T (12-31-16)

Had 15 Rebounds: Tony Hall (17) at Southeastern Okla. (1-29-22)

Had 15 Assists: Czar Perry (15) at Henderson State (12-11-21)

Had 5 Steals: D’Rell Roberts (6) vs. Arkansas-Monticello (12-1-22)

Had 5 Blocks: Tyrone Haughton (6) at Harding (2-15-16)

The Wonder Boys enter play this weekend with an 8-6 overall record and are 6-2 start in Great American Conference play. This past week, the Wonder Boys split a pair of home games against high-level opponents in Southern Nazarene and Oklahoma Baptist.

Against SNU, the Wonder Boys had a second-half surge that helped them hand the Crimson Storm their first loss in GAC play. A couple of days later, Tech narrowly lost to Oklahoma Baptist as the Bison edged out the Wonder Boys by three points, 77-74. At 6-2 in league play, Tech is tied for second with Oklahoma Baptist and Southern Arkansas.

Statistically, the Wonder Boys are averaging 66.5 ppg and rank 12th in the GAC. On the defensive end of the court, the Wonder Boys rank second in the league in scoring defense, giving up an average of 64.1 ppg. In terms of field goal percentage and field goal percentage defense, the Wonder Boys are 11th in the conference as they shoot at an overall clip of .427 (337-of-789) and limit their opponents to a .405 mark (306-of-755) to rank second.

From beyond-the-arc, the Wonder Boys shoot at a clip of .270 (77-of-288) to rank 12th in the GAC while their opponents make three-pointers at a mark of .343 (102-of-297) to rank eighth. From the free throw line, the Wonder Boys shoot .638 as a team (180-of-282) to rank 11th.

Individually, the Wonder Boys have two players averaging double figures in scoring. Taelon Peter leads the way at 14.6 ppg. Wes Harris is next and rounds out double-figure scoring with an average of 10.5 ppg. Two other Wonder Boys average at least 8.5 ppg.

The Wonder Boys are coached by Mark Downey, who is in his third season back on the sidelines at Tech after a 10-year hiatus. In his first stint, Downey patrolled the sidelines at Tech for four seasons from 200607 - 2009-10. In his final season, Downey guided the Wonder Boys to a program-record 30 wins and during that season, the Wonder Boys were ranked No. 1 in NCAA DII for the first time ever.

In his time at Tech, which is now in its seventh season overall, Downey has amassed a 102-77 record. Overall, Downey is in his 16th season as a head coach and has career record of 268-184.

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SCOUTING THE TIGERS

Ouachita enters this weekend at 6-6 overall and are 4-4 in the GAC. Prior to playing Tech on Saturday, the Tigers will have played at home against Harding on Thursday night. Heading into their game with Harding, Ouachita is looking to add to their modest two-game winning streak as they won both contests at home last week against Southwestern Oklahoma (69-68) and Northwestern Oklahoma (83-75).

Statistically, the Tigers are averaging 71.2 ppg on offense to rank seventh in the GAC and are giving up an average of 73.1 ppg to rank eighth in the GAC. In terms of field goal percentages, Ouachita shoots at a .444 clip overall (354-of-798) to rank eighth in the league and allow opponents to shoot at a mark of .480 (352-of-733) to rank 12th.

From three-point range, the Tigers shoot at a .283 clip (70-of-247) to rank 11th in the GAC and allow opponents to shoot .380 (98-of-258) from range to rank 12th. At the charity stripe, the Tigers shoot .751 (148-of-197) to rank fourth in the GAC.

Individually, the Tigers have three players scoring in double figures and are led by LaQuan Butler Jr. at 15.0 ppg. Ma’Darius Hobson is next in scoring at 14.4 ppg while Tylar Haynes rounds out double-figure scoring at 13.5 ppg. The Tigers also have two other players averaging at least 8.0 ppg.

The Tigers are coached by Dennis Nutt, who is in his 13th season as head coach at Ouachita. In his time at Ouachita, Nutt has won 15 or more games four times and has totaled 151 wins.

Prior to coming to Ouachita, Nutt had six seasons as head coach at Texas State from 2000-01 – to – 2005-06. At Texas State, Nutt won 72 games. Overall, Nutt has 223 career wins as a head coach.

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED (OPP)

As A Team

Scored 100 Points: 113 - at Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Scored 90 Points: 90 - vs. William Jewell (11-22-22)

Scored Less Than 50 Points: 48 - at Arkansas-Monticello (1-19-23)

Scored Less Than 40 Points: 37 - vs. Ecclesia (11-22-10)

Shot 50% Or Better: 53.1% (26-49) - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1-14-23)

Shot Less Than 30%: 28.2% (22-78) - vs. USAO (1-2-16)

Shot 50% 3FG Or Better: 54.2% (13-24) - vs. William Jewell (11-22-22)

Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 19.0% (4-21) - at Southern Nazarene (1-31-22)

Made 15 3-Pointers: 20 - vs. Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Shot 90% On FTs (10 or more): 92.3% (12-13) - vs. Arkansas-Monticello (12-1-22)

Shot Less Than 50% On FTs: 44.4% (4-9) - vs. Missouri Southern (11-23-21)

Had 50 Rebounds: 52 - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-20-20)

Had 20 Offensive Rebounds: 21 - vs. Southern Arkansas (2-8-20)

Had 25 Assists: 25 - vs. Harding (1-18-16)

Had 25 Turnovers: 25 - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had 20 Turnovers: 22 - vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 8 - at East Central (1-7-23)

Had 10 Steals: 10 - vs. Fort Hays State (11-12-22)

Had 10 Blocks: 10 - at Henderson St. (2-11-10)

Had Two 20-Point Scorers: vs. William Jewell (11-22-22) Jermain Jordan (23), Mason Alexander (20)

Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers: at Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: at Northwestern Okla. (2-17-22)

Had Two 10+ Rebounders: at Southeastern Okla. (1-29-22) Ante Brzovic (11), Kellen Manek (11)

Scored 50+ Points In 1st Half: 50 - at East Central (1-30-20)

Scored 50+ Points In 2nd Half: 64 - at Southwestern Okla. (2-19-22)

Scored 20 Or Less Points In 1st Half: 19 - vs. Ozarks (11-28-22)

Scored 20 Or Less In 2nd Half 20 - vs. Southern Nazarene (1-12-23)

Failed To Make a 3FG: (0-11) - vs. Missouri Southern (12-1-12)

As An Individual

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Reb): Jerry Carraway Jr. (14 pts, 15 reb) at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had a Double-Double (Pts/Asst): Cobe Goosby (21 pts & 11 assts) Arkansas-Monticello (1-18-18)

Had 20+ Points & 10+ Rebounds: Devante Brooks (20 pts, 16 reb) at Southern Arkansas (2-26-22)

Scored 30 Points: Harrison Stoddart (36) - vs. Oklahoma Baptist (2-10-22)

Scored 30 Points (GAC Only): Harrison Stoddart (36) - at Okla. Baptist (2-10-22)

Had 20 Rebounds: Dedrain Parmer (21) - vs. USAO (1-2-16)

Had 15 Rebounds: Jerry Carraway Jr. (15) - at Southern Arkansas (12-17-22)

Had 10 Assists: A.J. Jones (11) - at Northwestern Okla. (2-27-20)

Had 5 Steals: Jett Sternberger (5) - at Southeastern Okla. (1-5-23)

Had 5 Blocks: Taylor Currie (5) - vs. Harding (2-8-22)

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WONDER BOYS’ RECORD WHEN...

2021-22 SEASON

Overall In GAC

Overall 9-6 7-2

At home 4-2 3-1

On the road 5-1 4-1

At neutral sites 0-3 After a win 6-2 4-2 After a loss 3-3 2-0 In overtime 1-0 1-0 vs. ranked opponents 1-0 1-0

Games decided by 1-4 points 1-1 1-1

Games decided by 5-9 points 7-4 6-1 Games decided by 10-19 points 0-1 Games decided by 20+ points 1-0

Leading at half 6-1 4-1 Trailing at half 3-5 3-1 Tied at half

Shooting 50% or better 1-0 1-0

Shooting between 40-49.9% 5-3 4-1

Shooting less than 40% 3-3 2-1 Opponent shoots 50% or better 0-2 0-1 Opponent shoots b/w 40-49.9% 3-2 2-1 Opponent shoots b/w 30-39.9% 6-2 5-0 Opponent shoots less than 30%

ATU higher FG% 8-1 6-0 Opponent higher FG% 1-5 1-2 FG% Tied

ATU outrebounds 5-1 3-1 Opponent outrebounds 4-5 4-1 Rebounds tied

ATU more made free throws 7-1 5-1 Opponent more made free throws 1-4 1-1 Made free throws tied 1-1 1-0

ATU 3FG% higher 2-1 2-0 Opponent 3FG% higher 7-5 5-2 3FG% tied

ATU has more fouls 3-4 2-1 Opponent has more fouls 6-2 5-1 Fouls are tied

ATU more turnovers 3-2 3-1 Opponent more turnovers 6-4 4-1 Turnovers tied

Scoring less than 50 points 1-2 1-0

Scoring 50-59 points 1-2 1-1

Scoring 60-69 points 3-0 1-0

Scoring 70-79 points 3-1 3-1

Scoring 80-89 points 1-1 1-0

Scoring 90-99 points

Scoring 100+ points

Allowing 40 points or less

Allowing 41-49 points 3-0 2-0

Allowing 50-59 points 0-2

Allowing 60-69 points 5-2 4-1

Allowing 70-79 points 1-1 1-1

Allowing 80-89 points

Allowing 90+ points 0-1

On Monday 2-0 1-0

On Tuesday 0-1

On Wednesday 1-0

On Thursday 4-1 4-0

On Friday 0-1

On Saturday 2-3 2-2

On Sunday

In November 2-4

In December 3-1 3-1

In January 4-1 4-1

In February

In March

ATU STARTING LINEUPS (GAME)

Game G G G G/F F 11/11-Emporia State Allen Davidson Johnson Kamarad Harris 11/12 Fort Hays State Leavell Peter Johnson Roberts Harris 11/17-UT Tyler Leavell Peter Johnson Kamarad Harris 11/22-William Jewell Allen Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 11/23-Drury Leavell Peter Davidson Roberts Harris 11/28-Ozarks Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 12/1-Arkansas-Monticello Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 12/3-Ouachita Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 12/12-Henderson State Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Gosnell 12/17-Southern Arkansas Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Gosnell 1/5-Southeastern Okla. Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Gosnell 1/7-East Central Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Gosnell 1/12-Southern Nazarene Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Gosnell 1/14-Oklahoma Baptist Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 1/19-Arkansas-Monticello Leavell Peter Davidson Kamarad Harris 1/21-Ouachita 1/23-Harding 1/26-Southwestern Okla. 1/28-Northwestern Okla. 2/2-East Central 2/4-Southeastern Okla. 2/9-Oklahoma Baptist 2/11-Southern Nazarene 2/13-Harding 2/16-Northwestern Okla. 2/18-Southwestern Okla. 2/23-Henderson State 2/25-Southern Arkansas

ATU STARTING LINEUPS (RECORD)

Allen, Davidson, Johnson, Kamarad, Harris

0-1 Leavell, Peter, Johnson, Roberts, Harris 0-1 Leavell, Peter, Johnson, Kamarad, Harris 0-1 Allen, Peter, Davidson, Kamarad, Harris 0-1 Leavell, Peter, Davidson, Roberts, Harris 1-0 Leavell, Peter, Davidson, Kamarad, Harris

4-1 Leavell, Peter, Davidson, Kamarad, Gosnell

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MARK DOWNEY

| @MDOWNEYATU RECORD AT TECH: 103-78 (7TH SEASON) CAREER RECORD: 269-184 (16TH SEASON)

NOTEWORTHY :

• Returning to ATU for second stint as head coach

• Initial four season stint was 2006-07 - 2009-10

• Led Wonder Boys to team-record 30 wins in final season

• Also led ATU to No. 1 ranking during that season

• Won 20 or more games five times as a head coach

Mark Downey recently completed the second season of his second stint as head coach at Arkansas Tech. Downey’s first stint saw him lead the Wonder Boys from 2006-07 to 2009-10.

That initial time patrolling the sidelines at Tech was memorable as he guided the Wonder Boys to a 77-43 mark overall with 53 of those victories coming in the final two seasons. The final season of Downey’s first stint with the Wonder Boys in 2009-10 was among the finest in program history as they won a school-record 30 games.

That year, Arkansas Tech won its first 25 games of the season, attained a No. 1 national ranking for the first time in program history, captured the GSC West Division regular season and GSC Tournament championships and earned the right to host the 2010 NCAA Division II Tournament South Regional.

Following that year, Downey returned home to his alma mater to become the head coach at the University of Charleston. He remained at Charleston for three seasons before

moving on to become the head coach at the University of West Alabama for the 2013-14 season. At Charleston, Downey went 60-29 and advanced to the NCAA Atlantic Region Tournament in 2011-12.

After his one-year stint at West Alabama, where he went 17-11 overall and advanced his team to the NCAA South Region Tournament, Downey became an assistant coach at the NCAA Division I level, serving as an assistant at Bowling Green State University (2014-15) and at Purdue University-Fort Wayne (2015-16 to 2017-18).

After those four seasons as an assistant coach at the DI level, Downey returned to NCAA Division II as head coach at Northeastern State University in 2017. There, he orchestrated a turnaround similar to the one he had performed at Arkansas Tech where he inherited a Wonder Boys program that had accumulated a conference record of 9-39 the previous three years and within three years had them in the NCAA Division II Tournament after winning the 2009 GSC Tournament Championship.

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At Northeastern State, Downey inherited a RiverHawks program that had gone 28-81 the previous four seasons. By year two, Northeastern State was back in the postseason.

During the 2019-20 campaign, Downey’s third and final season in Tahlequah, the RiverHawks finished 18-11 overall and appeared in the quarterfinals of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament. It marked just the third 18-win season in the last 15 years at Northeastern State.

THE DOWNEY FILE

EDUCATION

Univ. of Charleston (1995)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

CAREER HEAD COACHING YEAR-BY-YEAR

1995-96

Assistant Coach Barton 1996-98 Assistant Coach Marshall 1998-99 Assistant Coach Independence CC 1999-01 Head Coach Independence CC 2001-06 Assistant Coach New Orleans 2006-10 Head Coach Arkansas Tech 2010-13 Head Coach Charleston 2013-14 Head Coach West Alabama 2014-15 Assistant Coach Bowling Green St. 2015-17 Assistant Coach Fort Wayne 2017-20 Head Coach Northeastern State 2020-pres. Head Coach Arkansas Tech

HEAD COACHING RECORD

1999-01 Independence CC *49-20 2006-10 Arkansas Tech (1st Stint) 77-43 2010-13 Charleston 60-29 2013-14 West Alabama 17-11 2017-20 Northeastern State 40-46 2020-pres. Arkansas Tech (2nd Stint) 26-35 15 years 269-184 (.594)

1999-00 *24-12 Independence CC 2000-01 *25-8 Independence CC 2006-07 6-21 (1-13) Arkansas Tech 2007-08 18-11 (8-6) Arkansas Tech 2008-09 23-9 (9-5) Arkansas Tech 2009-10 30-2 (13-1) Arkansas Tech 2010-11 15-13 (10-9) Charleston 2011-12 26-7 (18-4) Charleston 2012-13 19-9 (14-8) Charleston 2013-14 17-11 (14-6) West Alabama 2017-18 8-20 (4-15) Northeastern State 2018-19 14-15 (8-11) Northeastern State 2019-20 18-11 (11-8) Northeastern State 2020-21 7-11 (5-10) Arkansas Tech 2021-22 10-18 (7-15) Arkansas Tech 2022-23 9-6 (7-2) Arkansas Tech Total 269-184 (129-113)

* - 2-year school

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NUMERICAL ROSTER

# NAME POS HT YR

0 DeShawn Davidson G 6-3 R-Sr.

1 Andre Leavell G 6-2 So.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Waukegan, Ill./Texas State Univ.

Canton, Ohio/Ohio Valley Univ.

2 Taelon Peter G 6-4 So. Russellville, Ark./Tennessee Tech Univ.

3 Calvin Allen G 5-11 Sr.

4 BJ Johnson G 6-3 R-So.

Little Rock, Ark./College of the Ozarks

El Dorado, Ark./Northeastern State

5 D’rell Roberts F 6-7 Sr. Dallas, Texas/Prairie View A&M

10 Bronson Smith G 6-3 So. Piedmont, S.C./Anderson Univ.

12 Kade Shaffer G 6-0 So.

13 Jonathan Mercera G 6-5 Fr.

14 Angelo Consorte F 6-7 Fr.

Russellville, Ark./National Park College

Willemstad, Curaçao/Subiaco Academy

São Paulo, Brazil/Palmeiras

15 Tommy Kamarad F 6-8 So. Buford, Ga./Otero College

20 Will Yoakley F 6-5 So. Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville HS

21 Trey Allen III G 6-1 R-Fr. Russellville, Ark./Russellville HS

23 Wes Harris F 6-7 Jr. Phoenix, Arizona/Cal State-LA

25 Lucas Foster G 5-11 So. Conway, Ark./Conway HS

33 Isaac Stanek F 6-5 Fr. Hector, Ark./Hector HS

34 Niko Gosnell F 6-9 Sr.

RS Seybian Sims F 6-7 Sr.

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# NAME POS HT YR

3 Calvin Allen G 5-11 Sr.

Lone Tree, Iowa/Kirkwood College

Coralville, Iowa/Northern Kentucky Univ.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Little Rock, Ark./College of the Ozarks

21 Trey Allen III G 6-1 R-Fr. Russellville, Ark./Russellville HS

14 Angelo Consorte F 6-7 Fr. São Paulo, Brazil/Palmeiras

0 DeShawn Davidson G 6-3 R-Sr. Waukegan, Ill./Texas State Univ.

25 Lucas Foster G 5-11 So. Conway, Ark./Conway HS

34 Niko Gosnell F 6-9 Sr. Lone Tree, Iowa/Kirkwood College

23 Wes Harris F 6-7 Jr. Phoenix, Arizona/Cal State-LA

4 BJ Johnson G 6-3 R-So. El Dorado, Ark./Northeastern State

15 Tommy Kamarad F 6-8 So. Buford, Ga./Otero College

1 Andre Leavell G 6-2 So. Canton, Ohio/Ohio Valley Univ.

13 Jonathan Mercera G 6-5 Fr. Willemstad, Curaçao/Subiaco Academy

2 Taelon Peter G 6-4 So. Russellville, Ark./Tennessee Tech Univ.

5 D’rell Roberts F 6-7 Sr. Dallas, Texas/Prairie View A&M

12 Kade Shaffer G 6-0 So. Russellville, Ark./National Park College

RS Seybian Sims F 6-7 Sr. Coralville, Iowa/Northern Kentucky Univ.

10 Bronson Smith G 6-3 So. Piedmont, S.C./Anderson Univ.

33 Isaac Stanek F 6-5 Fr. Hector, Ark./Hector HS

20 Will Yoakley F 6-5 So. Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville HS COACHING

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TEAM RECORDS

POINTS SCORED

Season

3,075, 1954-55 (35 games) Season Average 96.0, 1952-53 (25 games) Average Winning Margin +22.4, 1952-53 (25 games) Game ............................................ 140 vs. Southern Arkansas, 2/24/1954

First Half: ...................................... 67 vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 1/14/1995 Second Half: 76 vs. Southern Arkansas, 2/24/1954

POINTS ALLOWED

Season 2,619, 1954-55 (35 games) Season Average 87.7, 1972-73 (26 games) Game ................................................. 129 vs. Texas College, 11/17/1989

TIMES WITH 100 POINTS OR MORE Season 9, 1953-54

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game ............................................. 57 vs. Southern Arkansas, 2/24/1954 Season ......................................................... 1,051, 1969-70 (32 games)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 97 vs. Southern Arkansas, 2/24/1954 Season 2,342, 1969-70 (32 games)

3-POINT

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game ....................................... 26 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 3/2/2019

By Two Teams/Game 38 (Tech 26, SWOSU 12), 3/2/2019 Season 389, 2018-19 (28 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 52 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 3/2/2019

By Two Teams/Game ....................... 80 (Tech 52, SWOSU 28), 3/2/2019 Season 993, 2018-19 (28 games)

FREE THROWS MADE

Game 45 vs. Hendrix, 2/2/1960

By Two Teams/Game 79 (Henderson 44, Tech 35), 2/22/1965 Season ............................................................. 609, 1993-94 (34 games)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

Game 69 vs. Univ. of Ozarks, 2/5/1960

By Two Teams/Game 112 (Tech 69, Ozarks 43), 2/5/1960 Season 847, 1993-94 (34 games)

REBOUNDS Game

68 vs. Ozarks, 2/6/1970 Season 1,420, 1969-70 (32 games)

ASSISTS

Game ................................................. 43 vs. Arkansas Baptist, 1/14/1995 Season 640, 1989-90 (33 games)

BLOCKED SHOTS Game 10 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 1/3/2013 Season 134, 2008-09 (32 games)

STEALS Game 23 vs. Ecclesia College, 11/22/2010 Season 362, 2010-11 (31 games)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

POINTS

Game 56, Deward Dopson vs. Henderson State, 2/24/1950 Season 831, Kenny Saylors, 1961-62 (27 games) Career 2,470, Kenny Saylors, 1959-63 (100 games)

SCORING AVERAGE

Season 30.8, Kenny Saylors, 1961-62 (27 games) Career 24.7, Kenny Saylors, 1959-63 (100 games)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game 22, Deward Dopson vs. Henderson State, 2/24/1950 Season .................................... 309, Kenny Saylors, 1961-62 (27 games)

Career......................................... 962, Paul Brown, 1967-70 (111 games)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 39, Deward Dopson vs. Henderson State, 2/24/1950 Season 648, Kenny Saylors, 1961-61 (27 games)

Career...................................... 2,218, Paul Brown, 1967-70 (111 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Season .674 (155-230), Rone Smith, 2005-06 Career .647 (341-527), Rone Smith, 2004-06

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Game ............................ 12, Alex Brown vs. Oklahoma Baptist, 2/10/2018 Season .................................. 123, Gray Townsend, 1989-90 (33 games) Career 354, Eric Burnett, 1990-93 (129 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Game 20, Alex Brown vs. Oklahoma Baptist, 2/10/2018 Season 271, Gray Townsend, 1989-90 (33 games)

Career......................................... 819, Eric Burnett, 1990-93 (129 games)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Season .546 (84-154), Eric Burnett, 1989-90 (33 games) Career .440 (293-543), Chad Keaster, 1990-95 (128 games)

FREE THROWS MADE Game

22, Larry LaFevers vs. Univ. of Ozarks, 1/11/1965 Season 213, Kenny Saylors, 1961-62 (27 games) Career 578, Kenny Saylors, 1959-63 (100 games)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Game 23, Chad Henderson vs. Central Oklahoma, 12/21/2008 23, Larry LaFevers vs. Univ. of Ozarks, 1/11/1965 Season 315, Kenny Saylors, 1961-62 (27 games) Career 851, Kenny Saylors, 1959-63 (100 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Season

....................... .924, RJ Glasper (133-144), 2017-18 (29 games) Career .840, Paul Brown (523-633), 1967-70 (111 games)

REBOUNDS Game

22, Bennie Lufile vs. Missouri S&T, 12/31/2016 Season ........................................ 415, John Gross, 1969-70 (32 games) Career..................................... 1,330, John Gross, 1967-70 (111 games)

ASSISTS

Game

15, Czar Perry at Henderson State, 12/11/2021 Season 315, Eddie Corder, 1989-90 (33 games) Career 674, Eddie Corder, 1987-90 (98 games)

BLOCKED SHOTS

Game

8, Thiago Cordeiro vs. Delta State, 2/21/09 Season 87, Thiago Cordeiro, 2008-09 (32 games) Career 145, David Ross, 1986-89 (116 games)

STEALS

Game ..................................

8, Terrance Whiters vs. Delta State, 1/25/07 Season 89, James Causey, 2010-11 (30 games) Career 216, Laithe Massey, 2007-11

MEN’S BASKETBALL

SEASON RECORDS - TOP 10

Points

Scored

1. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 831 2. David Bevis 1994-95 779

Paul Brown 1967-70 735

E.C. O’Neal 1954-55 702

E.C. O’Neal 1952-53 689

Kenny Saylors 1962-63 672

Paul Brown 1968-69 658 8. Maxie Mathis 1992-93 655 9. Johnie Davis 2011-12 634 10. David Bevis 1993-94 621

Points Per Game

1. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 30.8 2. E.C. O’Neal 1952-53 27.6

Deward Dopson 1949-50 25.5

Kenny Saylors 1959-60 24.3

Kenny Saylors 1962-63 24.0 6. Paul Brown 1968-69 23.5

Paul Brown 1969-70 23.0 8. David Combs 1970-71 22.9 9. David Combs 1971-72 22.8 10. Terry Hankton 1971-72 22.5

Field Goals Made

1. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 309 2. David Bevis 1994-95 297

Paul Brown 1969-70 284

Maxie Mathis 1990-91 269

Kenny Saylors 1962-63 258 6. Paul Brown 1968-69 256 7. David Combs 1971-72 249 8. Maxie Mathis 1990-91 246 9. Billy Joe Murray 1973-74 245 10. Eric Bozeman 1980-81 240

Field Goal Attempts

1. Paul Brown 1969-70 686 2. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 648 3. Billy Joe Murray 1973-74 597 4. David Combs 1971-72 562 5. Paul Brown 1968-69 557 6. Terry Hankton 1971-72 499 7. Johnie Davis 2011-12 495 8. Paul Brown 1966-67 489 9. Paul Brown 1967-68 486 10. Eric Bozeman 1980-81 477

3-Point Field Goals Made

1. Gray Townsend 1989-90 123

2. Will Adler 2018-19 109 Chad Keaster 1994-95 109 4. Gray Townsend 1988-89 102 5. Brandon Friedel 2009-10 98 6. Eric Burnett 1990-91 95 Eric Burnett 1992-93 95 8. Mike Balogun 2014-15 94 9. Bryan Hodges 1995-96 87 10. Eric Burnett 1989-90 84

3-Point Field Goal Attempts

1. Gray Townsend 1989-90 271

2. Will Adler 2018-19 261 3. Gray Townsend 1988-89 242 4. Eric Burnett 1992-93 236

5. Chad Keaster 1994-95 233

6. Brandon Friedel 2009-10 231

7. Mike Balogun 2014-15 226 8. Eric Burnett 1991-92 217 9. Eric Burnett 1990-91 212

10. Denarryl Rice 2005-06 206

Free Throws Made

1. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 213

2. David Bevis 1994-95 185 3. Paul Brown 1969-70 167 4. Larry LaFevers 1963-64 164 5. Kenny Saylors 1962-63 156 6. Alan Cozart 1987-88 149 7. Paul Browns 1968-69 146 8. David Bevis 1993-94 145 9. Johnie Davis 2011-12 143 10. David Combs 1970-71 140

Free Throw Attempts

1. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 315 2. David Bevis 1994-95 289 3. Kenny Saylors 1962-63 244 4. David Bevis 1993-94 231 5. Terry Hankton 1971-72 206 6. Larry LaFevers 1963-64 202 Alan Cozart 1987-88 202 8. Paul Brown 1969-70 200 9. Johnie Davis 2011-12 193 10. Terrance Whiters 2006-07 189 Billy Joe Murray 1974-75 189

Rebounds

1. John Gross 1969-70 415 2. Gene Grant 1972-73 351 3. John Gross 1967-68 340 4. Jerry Gatling 1964-65 334 5. Thayer McKinley 1994-95 322 6. Terry Hankton 1971-72 321 7. Thayer McKinley 1993-94 313 8. Terry Hankton 1969-70 311 9. Terry Hankton 1970-71 302 10. Kenny Saylors 1961-62 294

Assists

1. Eddie Corder 1988-90 315 2. Ron Edmonds 1971-72 211 3. Eddie Corder 1988-89 198 4. Ron Edmonds 1970-71 170 5. RJ Glasper 2019-20 169 6. Laithe Massey 2010-11 168 7. Freddy Lee 2018-19 163 8. Eddie Corder 1987-88 161 9. Kirk Glintborg 1995-96 159 10. Dustin Smith 2001-02 150

Steals

1. James Causey 2010-11 89 2. Eddie Corder 1989-90 88 3. Laithe Massey 2010-11 85 4. Johnie Davis 2011-12 71 5. Drexel Walls 1983-84 67 Eddie Corder 1988-89 67 7. Bryan Hodges 1996-97 65 8. Terrance Whiters 2006-07 64 9. Mykel Cleveland 2011-12 62 Eddie Corder 1987-88 62

CAREER RECORDS - TOP 10

Total Points

1. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 2,470 2. Paul Brown 1967-70 2,456

E.C. O’Neal 1952-55 2,215

Maxie Mathis 1990-93 2,157

Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 2,000

Eric Burnett 1990-93 1,981

Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 1,946 8. Terry Hankton 1969-72 1,872

Deward Dopson 1948-51 1,863 10. David Bevis 1992-95 1,831

Scoring Average

1. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 24.7 2. Paul Brown 1969-70 22.1

Deward Dopson 1948-51 20.9

Terrance Whiters 2006-08 20.6

David Combs 1969-72 20.4 6. RJ Glasper 2017-20 18.7

E.C. O’Neal 1952-55 18.5 Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 18.5 9. Johnie Davis 2010-12 18.1 10. Alan Cozart 1987-89 17.8

Field Goals Made

1. Paul Brown 1967-70 962 2. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 946

Maxie Mathis 1990-93 867

Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 788

Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 764 6. Eric Bozeman 1978-81 752 7. Terry Hankton 1969-72 740 8. David Bevis 1992-95 688 9. David Combs 1969-72 663 10. Eric Burnett 1990-93 615

Field Goal Attempts

1. Paul Brown 1967-70 2,218 2. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 1,855 3. Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 1,806 4. Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 1,664 5. Terry Hankton 1969-72 1,551 6. Eric Bozeman 1978-81 1,496

David Combs 1969-72 1,447 8. Maxie Mathis 1990-93 1,406 9. Eric Burnett 1990-93 1,302 10. RJ Glasper 2017-20 1,270

MEN’S BASKETBALL

3-Point Field Goals Made

1. Eric Burnett 1990-93 354

2. Gray Townsend 1987-90 288 3. Bryan Hodges 1994-97 258 4. Chad Keaster 1991-95 239 5. Brandon Friedel 2006-10 233 6. Tyler Friedel 2011-15 207 7. RJ Glasper 2017-20 192 8. Alex Brown 2016-19 180 9. Mason Cline 2015-19 179 10. Freddy Lee 2015-19 162

3-Point Field Goal Attempts

1. Eric Burnett 1990-93 819

2. Gray Townsend 1987-90 668 3. Bryan Hodges 1994-97 632 4. RJ Glasper 2017-20 572

5. Brandon Friedel 2006-10 562 6. Chad Keaster 1991-95 543 7. Tyler Friedel 2011-15 533 8. Mason Cline 2015-19 467 9. Alex Brown 2016-19 446 10. Jerry Lee 1997-01 437

Free Throws Made

1. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 578 2. Paul Brown 1967-68 532 3. David Bevis 1992-95 454 4. Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 424 5. Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 418 6. Maxie Mathis 1990-93 413 7. Eric Burnett 1990-93 397 8. Terry Hankton 1969-72 392 9. William Boley 1960-63 387 10. Larry LaFevers 1961-64 370

Free Throw Attempts

1. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 851 2. David Bevis 1992-95 695 3. Billy Joe Murray 1974-77 644 4. Paul Brown 1967-70 633 5. Maxie Mathis 1990-93 603 6. Terry Hankton 1969-72 590 7. Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 549 8. William Boley 1960-63 524 9. John Gross 1967-70 514 10. Eric Burnett 1990-93 479

Rebounds

1. John Gross 1967-70 1,330

2. Terry Hanton 1969-72 1,163 3. Thayer McKinley 1991-95 885 4. Kenny Saylors 1959-63 837 5. Eric Burnett 1990-93 775 6. Jerry Gatling 1962-65 754 7. Maxie Mathis 1990-93 745 8. David Combs 1969-72 680 9. William Boley 1960-63 677 10. Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 676

Assists

1. Eddie Corder 1988-90 674

2. Ron Edmonds 1970-73 615 3. Freddy Lee 2015-19 540 4. Paul Brown 1967-70 460 5. Laithe Massey 2007-11 436 6. RJ Glasper 2017-20 416 7. Rob Lyall 1991-94 384 8. Greg Chenault 1991-94 358 9. Terry Hankton 1969-72 355 10. Eric Burnett 1990-93 343

Steals

1. Eddie Corder 1988-90 217 2. Laithe Massey 2007-11 216 3. Joe Bob Wise 1979-82 203 4. Terry Hankton 1969-72 192 5. Jerry Lee 1997-01 158 6. Archie Jones 1960-63 155 7. Bryan Hodges 1994-97 152 8. Ron Edmonds 1970-73 150 Eric Burnett 1990-93 150 10. Gray Townsend 1987-90 147

MEN’S BASKETBALL

TECH’S 100-POINT GAMES

140-79 vs. Southern Arkansas 2/24/1954 134

134-61 vs. ASU-Beebe 12/10/1952 130

130-76 vs. Philander Smith 12/1/1988 128

128-65 vs. Hillsdale Baptist 12/4/2008 128-72 vs. Baptist Christian 12/1/1973 126

126-122 vs. Henderson State 1/18/2020 126-87 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/14/1995 124

124-86 at Arkansas-Monticello 2/9/1953 122

122-87 vs. Arkansas Baptist 1/4/1993 122-66 (n) Ozark Christian 11/29/1991 121

121-118 vs. Southern Arkansas 2/21/2000

116

116-48 vs. Baptist Bible 11/23/2009 116-126 vs. Oral Roberts 11/27/1989 116-89 at Central Arkansas 2/5/1971 116-65 at Southern Baptist 1/21/1960 116-89 at Southern Arkansas 2/2/1954

115

115-102 vs. Southwestern Okla. 3/2/2019 115-70 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/19/1996 115-86 at Henderson State 2/14/1955 114

114-105 vs. Minnesota-Crookston 11/10/2017 114-37 vs. Ecclesia College 11/22/2010 114-49 vs. Ozark Christian 11/15/2010 114-82 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/11/1992 114-81 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 12/16/1969

113

113-118 at Concordia St. Paul 11/11/2018 113-91 vs. Philander Smith 11/18/1989 113-109 at Hendrix 1/21/1989 113-66 vs. Southern Arkansas 1/28/1963 112

112-69 vs. Arkansas Baptist 2/20/2003 112-91 vs. Arkansas Baptist 11/13/1990 112-97 vs. Central Arkansas 2/10/1972 112-88 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/29/1954

109

109-104 at Harding 1/28/2021 109-68 vs. Baptist Bible 11/30/2019 109-94 vs. Harding 2/4/1966 109-87 at Ouachita 2/18/1955

108

108-65 vs. MidAmerica Nazarene12/30/2010 108-67 vs. Central Baptist 12/20/2007 108-89 vs. Henderson State 1/13/1972 108-95 at Arkansas-Monticello 1/27/1972 108-95 vs. Henderson State 1/16/1964 108-84 (n) Lyon College 3/1/1958 108-69 vs. Henderson State 1/14/1954

107

107-100 vs. Missouri Southern 11/23/1970 107-83 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 12/2/1968 107-96 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/22/1968

106

106-40 vs. Ozark Christian 11/16/2009 106-96 at Hendrix 2/12/1971 106-85 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/22/1971 106-73 vs. Lyon College 12/1/1962 106-69 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/26/1954 106-69 at Ouachita 2/2/1951

105

120-65 vs. John Brown 11/23/1968

111

119-74 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 3/7/1994 119-93 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/28/1994

118-87 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/6/1970 118-52 vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/28/1950

117-58 vs. Central Baptist 11/15/2011

117-129 at Texas College 11/17/1989

117-60 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/26/1953

111-44 vs. Philander Smith 1/3/2009 111-94 vs. Harding 1/27/1970 111-59 vs. Henderson State 1/9/1960 111-73 vs. Henderson State 1/6/1955

110

110-93 at Lipscomb 12/3/1994 110-77 vs. Philander Smith 12/7/1991 110-99 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/2/1971 110-83 vs. Northeastern Okla. 12/4/1953

105-88 (n) Birmingham Southern 11/20/1993 105-102 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/22/1979 105-64 at Univ. of the Ozarks 2/14/1972 105-88 at Arkansas-Monticello 1/23/1969 105-81 vs. Harding 12/2/1959 105-86 vs. Ouachita 1/11/1955

104

104-89 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/9/1971 104-56 John Brown Univ. 1/31/1961 104-84 Southeastern Oklahoma 12/12/1953

103

103-92 at Southwestern Okla. 1/24/2019 103-92 at Missouri Southern 12/19/2016 103-100 vs. Graceland 11/26/2016

TECH’S 100-POINT GAMES

103-44 vs. Champion Baptist 11/25/2013

103-73 vs. Harding 3/7/1995

103-90 vs. Ouachita 2/17/1994

103-80 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/7/1994 103-90 at Philander Smith 12/2/1989

103-81 vs. Arkansas Baptist 11/14/1989 103-93 vs. Philander Smith 11/17/1987 103-81 at Lindenwood 11/24/1981 103-93 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/6/1972 103-68 at Univ. of the Ozarks 1/27/1956

103-61 vs. Hendrix 12/13/1954 103-78 at Arkansas-Little Rock 12/5/1952

102

102-73 vs. Southwestern Christian 1/3/2021

102-77 vs. Champion Christian 11/14/2019

102-74 vs. Southwest Christian 12/3/2011 102-107 at Ouachita 12/16/1954

102-105 (n) Memphis State 12/31/1954

102-72 vs. Louisiana Tech 1/5/1954 102-56 at Arkansas-Little Rock 1/20/1950

101

101- 84 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) Univ. 12/31/2006 101-104 at Arkansas-Monticello 1/17/2000

101-66 vs. Arkansas Baptist 1/4/1994 101-93 vs. Harding 12/4/1970 101-96 vs. Henderson State 1/22/1965 101-80 vs. Harding 2/18/1959

101-78 at Univ. of the Ozarks 2/24/1958

101-82 vs. Lyon College 1/11/1958 101-73 vs. Ouachita 1/24/1953

100

100-88 at Northeastern State 12/19/2017

100-61 vs. Texas College 11/18/2008

100-90 at North Alabama 12/8/2007

100-90 at Arkansas-Monticello 1/27/1996

100-95 vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/9/1991

100-99 at Henderson State 2/21/1972

100-85 vs. Central Arkansas 12/12/1969

100-74 vs. Tougaloo 11/25/1969

100-97 vs. Oklahoma Christian 12/21/1968

100-73 vs. Henderson State 1/25/1955

100-72 (n) Mercer College 3/9/1954

100-52 vs. Henderson State 1/15/1953

MEN’S BASKETBALL

MEN’S BASKETBALL

41

41 Alex Brown vs. Oklahoma Baptist 2/10/2018 41 Alan Cozart vs. Arkansas-Monticello .........1//16/1989 41...... Alan Cozart vs. Harding 1/12/1989 41 Terry Hankton vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/27/1972 41 David Combs vs. Central Arkansas 12/13/1971 41...... Kenny Saylors vs. Harding ......................................1962

40

TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES 56 56 Deward Dopson vs. Henderson State 2/24/1954 48 48 Ron Edmonds vs. Harding 1/2/1972 47 47 Kenny Saylors vs. Lyon College......................12/1/1962 46 46 Gray Townsend vs. Oral Roberts 11/27/1989 45 45 Billy Joe Murray vs. John Brown 12/29/1973 45 Deward Dopson vs. Henderson State 2/28/1949 44 44 Larry LeFevers vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/11/1965 44 Kenny Saylors vs. Harding 11/11/1963 43 43 Billy Joe Murray vs. John Brown 12/29/1973 43 E.C O’Neal vs. Southern Arkansas 2/2/1954

40 Alex Brown vs. Missouri S&T 12/31/2016

40...... Denarryl Rice vs. Lincoln (Mo.) .................... 11/25/2005

40 Terry Hankton vs. Central Arkansas 2/10/1972 40 David Combs vs. Harding 12/4/1971

40...... Tommy Shaw vs. Missouri Southern ........... 11/23/1970

40 Paul Brown vs. Hendrix 2/10/1969 40 Paul Brown vs. Henderson State 1/3/1969

40 Kenny Saylors vs. Southern Arkansas ....................1962

40...... Kenny Saylors vs. Henderson State 1/27/1962 40 Kenny Saylors vs. Central Arkansas 12/15/1961

39

39 Gray Townsend vs. Henderson State 3/2/1989

39 Bill Boley vs. Ouachita ..............................3/4/1963

39...... Kenny Saylors vs. Ouachita 1962

39 Kenny Saylors vs. John Brown 12//1961

39 Kenny Saylors vs. Henderson State 1961

39...... Kenny Saylors vs. Southern Arkansas ..............1/7/1960

39 E.C. O’Neal vs. Atlantic Christian (N.C.) 1955 39 Deward Dopson vs. Southern Arkansas 1/30/1951

38

38 Jerami Grace vs. Oklahoma Baptist 1/4/2018 38 Paul Brown vs. Ouachita 12/7/1970

38...... Kenny Saylors vs. Univ. of the Ozarks ....................1962

38 E.C. O’Neal vs. Mercer (Ga.) 3/9/1954

38 Deward Dopson vs. Ouachita 2/27/1951

38 Deward Dopson vs. Northwest Missouri ..........12/27/1950

37

37 RJ Glasper vs. Southwestern Okla. 1/24/2019

37 RJ Glasper vs. Arkansas-Monticello ..........2/24/2018

42 Kenny Saylors vs. Lyon College 1/30/1962 42 J.P. Lovelady vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1959

37...... Eric Bozeman vs. Harding 12/7/1978

37 Billy Joe Murray vs. Harding 2/17/1975

37 Terry Hankton vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/6/1961

MEN’S BASKETBALL

TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES

36

36 Terrance Whiters vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/20/2007

36 Gray Townsend vs. Texas College .................. 11/17/1989

36...... Billy Joe Murray vs. Lyon College 2/10/1975

36 Billy Joe Murray vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 1/7/1974

36 Billy Joe Murray vs. Ouachita 12/3/1973

36...... Kenny Saylors vs. Univ. of the Ozarks ....................1961

35

35 RJ Glasper vs. East Central 1/4/2020

35...... RJ Glasper vs. Henderson State ...............1/18/2020

35 RJ Glasper vs. Harding 1/15/2018

35 Bryan Hodges vs. Christian Brothers 2/1/1997

35...... David Bevis vs. Southern Arkansas ..............3/4/1995

35 Billy Joe Murray vs. John Brown 11/22/1973

35 Terry Hankton vs. Harding 1/31/1972

35 Tommy Shaw vs. Arkansas-Monticello ..........12/1/1970

35...... Paul Brown vs. Henderson State 2/13/1970

35 Paul Brown vs. Arkansas-Monticello 1/16/1968

35 Paul Brown vs. Univ. of the Ozarks 2/21/1967

35...... Bill Boley vs. Ouachita 1962

35 Kenny Saylors vs. Louisiana Tech 12/13/1962

35 Kenny Saylors vs. Central Arkansas 1961

35...... E.C. O’Neal vs. Arkansas-Monticello ..........1/29/1954

35 E.C. O’Neal vs. Arkansas-Monticello 2/9/1953

35 E.C. O’Neal vs. Southern Arkansas 2/3/1953

34

34 David Bevis vs. Southern Arkansas 2/23/1995

34 Eric Burnett vs. Central Arkansas .................2/7/1991

34...... Alan Cozart vs. Ouachita 2/4/1988

34 Paul Brown vs. Tougaloo (Miss.) 1/9/1969

34 E.C. O’Neal vs. Ouachita 1/23/1954

34...... E.C. O’Neal vs. Central Arkansas ...............2/17/1953

34 Deward Dopson vs. Central Arkansas 12/16/1950

33

33...... Mike Balogun vs. East Central .........................3/8/2015

33 Darren Tarver vs. Central Baptist 12/20/2007 33 Terrance Whiters vs. Harding 2/15/2007

33...... Terrance Whiters vs. Palm Beach Atlantic ........ 11/25/2006 33 Terrance Whiters vs. Arkansas State 12/9/2006 32 32...... Alex Brown vs. Concordia-St. Paul .......... 11/11/2018 32 Alex Brown vs. Missouri Southern 12/19/2016 32 Denarryl Rice vs. Southwestern Okla. 11/15/2006 31 31 Willie Kirkland vs. Henderson State 2/16/2013

30

30 Alex Brown vs. Southwestern Okla. 3/2/2019

30 Freddy Lee vs. Southwestern Okla. .............3/2/2019

30...... Will Adler vs. Ouachita 2/7/2019

30 RJ Glasper vs. Southwestern Okla. 2/3/2018

30 RJ Glasper vs. Henderson State 12/1/2018

30...... Tyler Corley vs. Ouachita ............................ 2/11/2016

30 Marquis Yates Minnesota St.-Moorhead 11/14/2015

30 Terrance Whiters vs. Lincoln (Mo.) 12/31/2006

30...... Brandon Friedel vs. Ouachita ............................1/27/2007

MEN’S BASKETBALL

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

ALL-AMERICANS

2012 Johnie Davis HM 2010 Brandon Friedel HM 1997 Bryan Hodges HM 1996 Chad Keaster HM 1995 David Bevis 1994 Thayer McKinley HM David Bevis HM 1993 Eric Burnett HM 1993 Maxie Mathis 1992 Maxie Mathis 1991 Maxie Mathis 1989 Alan Cozart 1982 Joe Bob Wise 1972 Terry Hankton 1963 Kenny Saylors 1962 Kenny Saylors 1961 J.P. Lovelady 1958 Ronnie Kennett 1955 Donovan Horn 1954 E.C. O’Neal 1953 E.C. O’Neal

ALL-REGION

Daktronics/D2CCA

2012 Johnie Davis 2nd NABC 2012 Johnie Davis 2nd GAC

Male Athlete of the Year

2012 Johnie Davis

Player of the Year

2012 Johnie Davis

Freshman of the Year

2021 Cejay Mann 2020 Dillon Gooding 2018 RJ Glasper

Defensive Player of the Year 2013 Charles Mells

Newcomer of the Year

2013 Willie Kirkland

Coach of the Year 2014 Doug Karleskint 2012 Doug Karleskint

All-Decade Team (2011-2020)

Johnie Davis (G) 2011-12

Team of the Decade (2011-2020)

Arkansas Tech 3 Regular Season Titles 2 Tournament Titles

GSC SPECIALTY AWARDS

Tournament MVP

2010 Marcus Pillow 2009 Renard Allen

Player of the Year 2010 Brandon Friedel

Coach of the Year

2011 Doug Karleskint 2010 Mark Downey 2000 Robert Thompson

All-Decade Team (2000-2010)

Second Team

Brandon Friedel (G) 2006-10

ALL-CONFERENCE

Great American Conference

2022 Tony Hall HM 2020 RJ Glasper 2nd 2019 Will Adler HM Alex Brown HM 2018 RJ Glasper 1st Montrell Williams HM 2017 Justin Graham 1st Bennie Lufile HM Alex Brown HM 2016 Tyler Corley 2nd 2015 Mike Balogun 2nd Tyler Friedel HM

D.J. Jethroe HM

2014 Bobby Hatchett 1st Marshawn Arnold HM 2013 Willie Kirkland 1st Jared Williamson 2nd 2012 Johnie Davis 1st Jared Williamson 2nd Will Paul HM

Gulf South Conference - West Division

2011 Johnie Davis 1st Jeremy Dunbar 2nd Laithe Massey 1st 2010 Renard Allen 1st Brandon Friedel 1st Laithe Massey 1st 2009 Thiago Cordero 1st Chad Henderson 1st 2008 Jamar Flowers 2nd Darren Tarver 1st 2007 Terrance Whiters 2nd 2006 Ike Ohanson 2nd 2005 Rone Smith 2nd 2002 Jeremy Johnson 2nd Steven Willis 1st 2000 Kenyon Brice 2nd Lartavious Carter 2nd 1999 Jason Bradley 2nd 1998 Jason Brunaugh 2nd 1997 Bryan Hodges 1996 Stewart Adams Bryan Hodges

Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference

1995 David Bevis

Chad Keaster

Thayer McKinley 1994 David Bevis Clint McCoy Thayer McKinley

1993 Eric Burnett

Maxie Mathis

1992 Eric Burnett

Maxie Mathis 1991 Maxie Mathis 1990 Eddie Corder Gray Townsend 1989 Alan Cozart 1988 Alan Cozart

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

Tommy Johnson

1985 Tony Hicks 1984 Tony Hicks 1983 Harold Taylor 1982 Harold Taylor

Joe Bob Wise 1981 Eric Bozeman

Joe Bob Wise

1980 Joe Bob Wise 1975 Billy Joe Murray 1974 Billy Joe Murray 1973 Eugene Grant 1972 David Combs

Terry Hankton 1971 David Combs

Terry Hankton 1970 Paul Brown John Gross Terry Hankton 1969 Paul Brown John Gross 1967 Paul Brown 1966 Jerry Gatling 1965 Larry LaFevers

1964 Bill Boley 1963 Bill Boley

Kenny Saylors

1962 Bill Boley

Kenny Saylors

1961 J.P. Lovelady

Kenny Saylors

1960 J.P. Lovelady

Kenny Saylors

1958 Ronnie Kennett

J.P. Lovelady

Dean WIlburn

1956 Don Sevier

1955 Donovan Horn

James Ralph Hudspeth

Paul Ray Martin

E.C. O’Neal

Don Sevier

1954 Donovan Horn

James Ralph Hudspeth

Paul Ray Martin

E.C. O’Neal

Don Sevier

Willard Smith

1953 Billy Bert Baker

Donovan Horn

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E.C. O’Neal

Danny Ruff

1952 Billy Bert Baker

Danny Ruff 1951 Billy Bert Baker Deward Dopson 1950 Deward Dopson

Tom Massey

Raymond Tabor

Gene Wallick 1947 Junior Carson

ACADEMIC AWARDS

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

1995 David Bevis 1994 David Bevis 1990 Gray Townsend

GAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete 2018 Mason Cline

GAC All-Academic Team

2021 Tony Hall

Kevin Howard Cameron Kennedy 2020 Tony Hall Cameron Kennedy David Wehmeyer 2019 Will Adler Mason Cline Kellen Gray 2018 Mason Cline 2017 Mason Cline 2014 Tyler Friedel 2013 Tyler Friedel 2012 Matt Haney

MEN’S BASKETBALL

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

BY WINS

Coach Years Record Pct. League Pct.

Sam Hindsman 1947-66 355-146 .709 219-67 .766

Marty Barnes 1987-99 231-140 .623 124-60 .674

Deward Dopson 1966-73 103-89 .536 77-53 .592

Chad Kline 2014-20 96-79 .549 67-63 .515

Mark Downey 2006-10, 2020-pres. 94-72 .566 43-50 .462

Doug Karleskint 2010-14 90-34 .726 54-16 .771

E.O. Brown 1923-33 63-54 .538 28-28 .500

George Jones 1976-81 50-83 .376 35-58 .356

John Widner 1984-87 43-39 .524 26-32 .448

Robert Thompson 1999-2003 43-62 .410 22-38 .367

Henry Hudson 1935-40 30-44 .405 14-38 .269

Danny Ebbs 1981-83 29-33 .468 18-18 .500

John Tucker 1944-46 28-13 .638 21-6 .778

Rick McCormick 2003-05 28-53 .346 9-39 .188

Ted Lyons 1973-76 20-57 .260 8-46 .148

Homer Spragins 1946-47 13-10 .565 6-7 .462

Truman McEver 1933-35 11-19 .367 4-14 .222

Wesley White 1983-84 9-12 .429 7-11 .389

Bill Cowan 1922-23 7-1 .875

Raymond Burnett 1941-42 7-14 .333

Howard Godfrey 1940-41 5-11 .455 5-11 .455

R.K. Lindberg 1914-15 4-3 .571

BY WINNING PERCENTAGE

Coach Years Record Pct. League Pct.

Bill Cowan 1922-23 7-1 .875

Doug Karleskint 2010-14 90-34 .726 54-16 .771

Sam Hindsman 1947-66 355-146 .709 219-67 .766

John Tucker 1944-46 28-13 .638 21-6 .778

Marty Barnes 1987-99 231-140 .623 124-60 .674

Mark Downey 2006-10, 2020-pres. 94-72 .566 43-50 .462

Chad Kline 2014-20 96-79 .549 67-63 .515

R.K. Lindberg 1914-15 4-3 .571

Homer Spragins 1946-47 13-10 .565 6-7 .462

E.O. Brown 1923-33 63-54 .538 28-28 .500

Deward Dopson 1966-73 103-89 .536 77-53 .592

John Widner 1984-87 43-39 .524 26-32 .448

Danny Ebbs 1981-83 29-33 .468 18-18 .500

Howard Godfrey 1940-41 5-11 .455 5-11 .455

Wesley White 1983-84 9-12 .429 7-11 .389

Robert Thompson 1999-2003 43-62 .410 22-38 .367

Henry Hudson 1935-40 30-44 .405 14-38 .269

George Jones 1976-81 50-83 .376 35-58 .356

Truman McEver 1933-35 11-19 .367 4-14 .222

Rick McCormick 2003-05 28-53 .346 9-39 .188

Raymond Burnett 1941-42 7-14 .333

Ted Lyons 1973-76 20-57 .260 8-46 .148

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ALL-TIME COACHING YEAR-BY-YEAR

Year Coach Win Loss Pct. Conf. Conf. Rec. Conf. Pct. Conf. Reg. Champ Conf. Tourn. Champ 1914-15 R.K. Lindberg 4 3 .571 1922-23 Bill Cowan 7 1 .875 1923-24 E.O. Brown 5 2 .714 1924-25 E.O. Brown 4 8 .333 1925-26 E.O. Brown 1 5 .167 1926-27 E.O. Brown 7 8 .467 1927-28 E.O. Brown 7 5 .583 AIC 4-5 .444 1928-29 E.O. Brown 8 8 .500 AIC 5-7 .417 1929-30 E.O. Brown 10 3 .769 AIC 8-3 .727 1930-31 E.O. Brown 11 4 .733 AIC 7-4 .636 1931-32 E.O. Brown 9 7 .563 AIC 3-5 .375 1932-33 E.O Brown 1 4 .250 AIC 1-4 .250 1933-34 Truman McEver 6 6 .500 AIC 1-5 .167 1934-35 Truman McEver 5 13 .278 AIC 3-9 .250 1935-36 Henry Hudson 6 6 .500 AIC 2-6 .250 1936-37 Henry Hudson 6 8 .429 AIC 1-8 .111 1937-38 Henry Hudson 9 5 .643 AIC 5-3 .625 1938-39 Henry Hudson 5 9 .357 AIC 3-8 .273 1939-40 Henry Hudson 4 16 .200 AIC 3-13 .188 1940-41 Howard Godfrey 5 11 .455 AIC 5-11 .455 1941-42 Raymond Burnett 7 14 .333 1942-43 No Team - WWII 1943-44 No Team - WWII 1944-45 John Tucker 14 8 .636 AIC 13-3 .813 1945-46 John Tucker 14 5 .737 AIC 8-3 .727 1946-47 Homer Spragins 13 10 .565 AIC 6-7 .462 1947-48 Sam Hindsman 12 8 .600 AIC 9-7 .563 Central Arkansas 1948-49 Sam Hindsman 17 4 .810 AIC 13-3 .813 Arkansas Tech/Ozarks 1949-50 Sam Hindsman 25 2 .926 AIC 18-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1950-51 Sam Hindsman 24 7 .774 AIC 16-2 .889 Arkansas Tech 1951-52 Sam Hindsman 25 4 .862 AIC 17-1 .944 Arkansas Tech 1952-53 Sam Hindsman 24 1 .960 AIC 16-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1953-54 Sam Hindsman 28 3 .903 AIC 16-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1954-55 Sam Hindsman 29 6 .828 AIC 16-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 1955-56 Sam Hindsman 15 9 .625 AIC 11-5 .688

Arkansas-Monticello 1956-57 Sam Hindsman 13 13 .500 AIC Central Arkansas 1957-58 Sam Hindsman 20 5 .800 AIC 10-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech/Henderson State 1958-59 Sam Hindsman 13 11 .542 AIC Central Arkansas 1959-60 Sam Hindsman 19 6 .760 AIC 14-4 .778 Arkansas Tech 1960-61 Sam Hindsman 21 3 .875 AIC 16-2 .889 Arkansas Tech 1961-62 Sam Hindsman 20 7 .741 AIC 14-4 .778 Arkansas Tech 1962-63 Sam Hindsman 19 9 .679 AIC 11-7 .611

Ouachita Baptist 1963-64 Sam Hindsman 17 10 .630 AIC 13-5 .772

Ouachita Baptist 1964-65 Sam Hindsman 6 19 .240 AIC 5-13 .278

Central Arkansas 1965-66 Sam Hindsman 8 19 .296 AIC 4-14 .222

Southern Arkansas 1966-67

Deward Dopson 12 14 .462 AIC 8-10 .444

Southern Arkansas 1967-68 Deward Dopson 14 13 .519 AIC 11-7 .611

Henderson State 1968-69 Deward Dopson 19 9 .679 AIC 13-5 .722

Henderson State 1969-70 Deward Dopson 22 10 .710 AIC 15-3 .833

Ouachita Baptist 1970-71 Deward Dopson 20 5 .800 AIC 16-4 .800

Southern Arkansas 1971-72 Deward Dopson 12 16 .429 AIC 12-8 .600

Ouachita Baptist 1972-73 Deward Dopson 4 22 .154 AIC 2-16 .111

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ALL-TIME COACHING YEAR-BY-YEAR

Year Coach Win Loss Pct. Conf. Conf. Rec. Conf. Pct.

Conf. Reg. Champ Conf. Tourn. Champ

1973-74 Ted Lyons 8 20 .286 AIC 3-15 .167 Henderson State 1974-75 Ted Lyons 8 17 .320 AIC 4-14 .222 Henderson State 1975-76 Ted Lyons 4 20 .167 AIC 1-17 .055 Henderson State 1976-77 George Jones 11 17 .393 AIC 8-10 .444 Henderson State 1977-78 George Jones 7 16 .304 AIC 5-13 .385 Ouachita/Henderson State 1978-79 George Jones 7 21 .250 AIC 4-14 .222 Henderson State 1979-80 George Jones 13 14 .481 AIC 7-11 .389 Hendrix 1980-81 George Jones 12 15 .444 AIC 8-10 .444 Hendrix 1981-82 Danny Ebbs 15 14 .517 AIC 9-9 .500 Henderson State 1982-83 Danny Ebbs 13 14 .481 AIC 9-9 .500 Arkansas College/Hendrix 1983-84 Ebbs/Wesley White 10 17 .370 AIC 7-11 .389 Ozarks 1984-85 John Widner 22 8 .733 AIC 12-6 .667 Arkansas Tech/Hendrix 1985-86 John Widner 9 17 .346 AIC 6-14 .300 Central Arkansas 1986-87 John Widner 12 14 .462 AIC 8-12 .400 Central Arkansas 1987-88 Marty Barnes 22 11 .667 AIC 14-4 .778 Arkansas Tech 1988-89 Marty Barnes 20 12 .625 AIC 12-6 .667 Ozarks 1989-90 Marty Barnes 24 9 .674 AIC 14-4 .778 Southern Arkansas 1990-91 Marty Barnes 16 15 .516 AIC 8-10 .444 Hendrix 1991-92 Marty Barnes 20 12 .625 AIC 11-7 .611 Central Arkansas 1992-93 Marty Barnes 23 10 .697 AIC 12-4 .750 ATU/UCA/Ozarks 1993-94 Marty Barnes 26 8 .765 AIC 13-1 .929 Arkansas Tech 1994-95 Marty Barnes 29 6 .829 AIC 14-2 .875 Arkansas Tech 1995-96 Marty Barnes 19 10 .655 GSC-West 7-5 .583

Delta State (West) North Alabama 1996-97 Marty Barnes 14 13 .519 GSC-West 8-4 .667

Delta State (West) Delta State 1997-98 Marty Barnes 9 17 .346 GSC-West 6-6 .500

Delta State (West) Delta State 1998-99 Marty Barnes 9 17 .346 GSC-West 5-7 .417 Henderson State (West) Henderson State 1999-00 Robert Thompson 16 10 .615 GSC-West 8-4 .667

Delta State (West) Henderson State 2000-01 Robert Thompson 4 22 .154 GSC-West 2-14 .125 Arkansas-Monticello (West) Henderson State 2001-02 Robert Thompson 12 14 .462 GSC-West 8-8 .500 Henderson State (West) West Georgia 2002-03 Robert Thompson 11 16 .407 GSC-West 4-12 .250 Henderson State (West) Henderson State 2003-04 Rick McCormick 7 20 .259 GSC-West 4-12 .250 Henderson State (West) Montevallo 2004-05 Rick McCormick 10 17 .370 GSC-West 3-13 .188 Delta State/Central Arkansas (West) Montevallo 2005-06 Rick McCormick 11 16 .407 GSC-West 2-14 .125

Delta State (West) Delta State 2006-07 Mark Downey 6 21 .222 GSC-West 1-13 .071 Henderson State (West) Montevallo 2007-08 Mark Downey 18 11 .621 GSC-West 8-6 .571 HU/CBU/OUA (West) Christian Brothers 2008-09 Mark Downey 23 9 .719 GSC-West 9-5 .643

Christian Brothers (West) Arkansas Tech 2009-10 Mark Downey 30 2 .938 GSC-West 13-1 .929

Arkansas Tech (West) Arkansas Tech 2010-11 Doug Karleskint 25 6 .806 GSC-West 13-1 .929

Arkansas Tech (West) Harding 2011-12 Doug Karleskint 26 6 .813 GAC 13-3 .813

Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech 2012-13 Doug Karleskint 18 12 .600 GAC 13-7 .650 ATU/HU/NWOSU Ouachita 2013-14 Doug Karleskint 21 10 .677 GAC 15-5 .750

Arkansas Tech Harding 2014-15 Chad Kline 18 14 .563 GAC 11-9 .550

Ouachita Arkansas Tech 2015-16 Chad Kline 15 14 .517 GAC 10-12 .455

East Central/Harding Ouachita 2016-17 Chad Kline 21 8 .724 GAC 16-6 .727

East Central/Arkansas-Monticello East Central 2017-18 Chad Kline 18 11 .621 GAC 12-10 .545

Southern Nazarene Southern Nazarene 2018-19 Chad Kline 12 16 .429 GAC 10-12 .455

Southern Nazarene Southern Nazarene 2019-20 Chad Kline 12 16 .429 GAC 8-14 .364

Southern Nazarene Henderson State 2020-21* Mark Downey 7 11 .389 GAC (East) 5-10 .333 UAM/SAU (East) Arkansas-Monticello 2021-22 Mark Downey 10 18 .357 GAC 7-15 .318

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR • ABBY DAVIS • 1ST YEAR

ABBY DAVIS @ARKANSASTECH_AD

NOTEWORTHY

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• Named full-time Athletic Director in June 2022

• Became the first-ever female AD in Tech history

• Is first female college AD at a public institution in the state of Arkansas

• Spent 18 years as head women's tennis coach at Tech; winningest coach

• Four-time GAC Coach of the Year

Abby Davis has been a fixture at Arkansas Tech for over two decades serving as a student-athlete, coach, educator, mentor and administrator. In June 2022, after three years as the department's Interim Athletic Director, Davis made history as the interim tag was taken away from her title and she became the first-ever female Athletic Director in Arkansas Tech history.

Tabbed as Interim Athletic Director in August 2019, Davis led the ATU Athletic Department through some of the most challenging circumstances imaginable.

Just a few months into her role as Interim AD, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in the United States and in the middle of March 2020, collegiate sports were abruptly suspended for the remainder of the athletic year. Over the next few months, Davis worked alongside athletic leaders and medial professionals within the Great American Conference and the NCAA to find ways to facilitate a safe and healthy return to competition for all sports at Arkansas Tech.

Following a conference-wide decision to postpone fall sports in 2020 to spring 2021, Davis continued to work hard to ensure that resumption of competition would be done so in a safe and healthy manner. In January of 2021, Arkansas Tech resumed competition and practice in all sports.

Despite the challenges throughout her time as Interim Athletic Director, Davis continued to lead the athletic department forward and played an integral role in improving the department’s fundraising efforts with numerous financial gifts and pledges secured to benefit the more than 300 student-athletes at Arkansas Tech. The projects that Davis has spearheaded fundraising efforts for include facility upgrades, scholarship opportunities for studentathletes and overall enhancement of the studentathlete experience.

Davis' leadership during the unprecedented time as Interim AD also yielded success in competition as Arkansas Tech has captured Great American Conference regular season and/ or postseason championships in volleyball, women's basketball, men's golf, baseball and softball as well as an NCAA Division II Central Region title in women's golf and an NCAA Division II national championship in men's golf.

The ATU Athletic Department also continued to enjoy success in the classroom under Davis. Spring 2022 marked the 10th consecutive semester in which ATU studentathletes achieved a cumulative grade point average above 3.0.

As she was serving as Interim Athletic Director, Davis remained the head coach of Golden Suns tennis, but has stepped aside from that role now that she is full-time athletic director.

In 18 years as head coach, Davis became the winningest coach in Arkansas Tech women's tennis history with a career record of 206-154. Davis and the Golden Suns posted a winning record in 13 of her last 15 seasons. The 2021-22 season marked the 14th consecutive year in which Arkansas Tech played postseason tennis.

Under Davis, Arkansas Tech claimed three regular-season conference titles and one conference tournament championship, including both championships in the inaugural year of the Great American Conference. The Suns also recorded a 2-2 record in NCAA regional play.

Davis coached over 50 all-conference picks, three conference player of the year selections and five conference freshman of the year honorees. She also was a four-time Great American Conference Coach of the Year.

Off the court, Arkansas Tech was named to the ITA All-Academic Team five of her last six years, and over 50 student-athletes have received conference academic honors. The Golden Suns also represented the Central Region with the ITA Community Service Award in 2017 and 2018, totaling 635 hours of community service.

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In the summer of 2019, Davis was named chair of the NCAA National Tennis Committee and served until the conclusion of the 2021-22 year.

Davis' tenure as coach followed a four-year run as a Golden Suns tennis player, where she captured allGulf South Conference honors.

A native of Paris, Ark., Davis lives in Russellville.

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SPORTS MEDICINE

Sports Medicine is an integral part of any athletics program, and the same is true at Arkansas Tech University. It is the sports medicine team consisting of professional doctors and trainers and the athletes themselves that help Tech play at its physical best week after week.

Brett “Duke” Waldon is entering his 12th year at Arkansas Tech as the head athletic trainer and associate athletic director. In his duties at Tech, Waldon is responsible for providing medical coverage for all of the school’s 11 men’s and women’s athletic teams, including serving as the athletic trainer for the Wonder Boys football, men’s basketball, and the men’s and women’s golf teams.

Waldon, who is a native of Fort Smith, Ark., returned to Tech after spending two years as the head athletic trainer at Langston University. In his first stint at Tech, Waldon spent three years as an assistant athletic trainer, where he served as the athletic trainer for both the football and men’s basketball teams. He began his athletic career as an assistant athletic trainer at Ouachita Baptist University.

Waldon is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Association (NATA), the Arkansas Athletic Trainers’ Association (AATA), he is also certified in CPR/First Aid/AED and is also a certified member with the National Strength and Conditioning Association as a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). He received his masters degree in May 2006 in sports administration from Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Ark., and earned his bachelor of science degree in recreation and sports medicine from Henderson State in 1996.

Both Dr. Robin Kirby and Dr. Neylon Pilkington at in their second year as the Wonder Boys' team physicians. Dr. Kirby, a native of Russellville, graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and then attended medical school at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock. She has been a physician here in the River Valley for the last 18 years and is certified with the American Board of Pediatrics.

Dr. Pilkington, an Arkansas native, is a graduate of the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock. He has been practicing medicine in Russellville for over 20 years and is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.

Dr. Bruce Brown is in his 27th year with Tech, serving as the team’s orthopedic doctor. Brown comes to Russellville following a one-year arthroscopic and sports medicine fellowship in Plano, Texas. He received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 1985 and completed his internship and orthopedic residency at Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, Washington, and was Chief of Orthopedics at Fort Leonard Wood Army Hospital in Missouri. He is director of the Arkansas Orthopedic Center in Russellville.

Brett "Duke" Waldon Head Athletic Trainer

Dr. Neylon Pilkington Team Doctor

Dr. Robin Kirby Team Doctor

Dr. Bruce Brown

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It was Sept. 21, 1968, when Dr. Stan Teeter first stood on the sideline of an Arkansas Tech football game as the school’s official team doctor. Prior to his retirement in December of 2000, Teeter spent 154 Saturday afternoons or nights on the same sideline – a span of some 33 years.

He examined some 6,000 student-athletes over the years and played a major role in keeping those young men and women healthy. As a result, Tech’s athletic teams won 48 conference championships during his time as team doctor.

Teeter practiced in Russellville between 1965-2000 and he was a full-time family practitioner with Millard-Henry Clinic. Before joining Millard-Henry Clinic, he served five years as a flight surgeon in the United States Navy.

Before his retirement in 2000, Teeter was selected by the readers of The Courier as “Best Doctor” in the Arkansas River Valley. In 2009, Arkansas Tech University dedicated the Stanley D. Teeter Training Center in the Hull Building after Dr. Teeter.

It is the goal of the sports medicine-athletic training staff to provide the student-athletes, participating in intercollegiate athletics at Arkansas Tech University, with the highest standard of medical care possible both on the field and in the athletic training facilities.

The health of every student-athlete at Arkansas Tech University is the primary concern of the Tech Sports Medicine-Athletic Training staff, a group that covers every facet of comprehensive healthcare. From emergency medical care throughout the functional return to play, the sports medicine-athletic training staff serves the many needs of the Tech student-athletes. The staff is constantly updating knowledge on the latest in sports medicine and athletic training techniques through seminars and clinics.

Under the guidance of Head Athletic Trainer Brett “Duke” Waldon and assistant Cesiley Rideau, the Tech sports medicine-athletic training staff offers the most comprehensive health care with a special emphasis placed on injury prevention methods. The sports medicine-athletic training staff offers daily services and care for all Tech student-athletes. The Athletic Training staff are all certified members of the National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification (NATA) and Arkansas-licensed practitioners in cooperation with orthopedic and internal medicine physicians.

Tech student-athletes receive highly specialized medical care when required from our team physicians Dr. Robin Kirby, Dr. Neylon Pilkinton and Dr. Bruce Brown. Aside from our team physicians, Tech studentathletes have access to the Tech Student Health Center located in Dean Hall, as well as St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center, Millard-Henry Clinic, and other consulting specialty physicians and health care facilities located in the area. They provide a comprehensive team approach in the delivery of health care services to the Tech student-athletes.

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Rideau Assistant Athletic Trainer

Cesiley

Brett Waldon

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Photographed from left-to-right, are: (front row) Melody Beasley of Bentonville, Grace Jackson of Fort Smith, Olivia Higgins of Lamar, Maybre See of Rogers, Emmalee French of Russellville, Annee Dalton of Bella Vista, Lexi Sharpe of Bentonville; (middle row) Brooklyn Zarlingo of Booneville, Taylor Darling of Nashville, Aubrey Williams of Mountain Home, Meagan Lewison of Van Buren, Kellie Archer of Mulberry, Annika Crocker of Ozark, Torrann Robinson of Sherwood, Layne Lawson of White Hall, Haylie McDowell of Texarkana, Ashlyn Brickley of Ozark, Beau Martin of Van Buren, Kyleigh McCurnin of Rogers; (back row) Andrew Rafferty of Bentonville and Mason Blaty of Bentonville.

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Photographed from left-to-right, are: (seated) Lynsey Mangum of Bauxite, Rachel Harrington of Youngsville, La., Hannah Pate of Bauxite; (kneeling) Grace Rhodes of White Hall, Belle Brown of Van Buren, Alex Wyllia of Bauxite, Cambri Hutchinson of Alma, Hunter Norris of Conway; (standing) Briley Evans of Bauxite, Loralye Johnson of Fort Smith, Miranda Bentz of Bauxite, Aubree Lankford of Harrison, Shelby Oswalt of Harrison, Kaleigh Casey of McKinney, Texas, and Molly Smith of Mountainburg.

THE 2022-23 ATU GOLDEN GIRLS DANCE TEAM

Not photographed: Meredith Boogaart of Fayetteville.

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