2014-15 Mississippi College Women's Basketball Media Guide

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School Mississippi College Location Clinton, Miss.

Founded 1826 Affiliation NCAA DII Conference Gulf South Conference Enrollment 5,000 School Colors Navy Blue and Old Gold Nickname Lady Choctaws President Dr. Lee G. Royce Alma Mater Vanderbilt Athletic Director Mike Jones Alma Mater Mississippi College Compliance Officer Susan Musselwhite Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Tom Williams Athletic Dept. Phone 601-925-3341 Athletics Website www.gochoctaws.com

2014-15 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT 11/01 11/09 11/14 11/18 11/21 11/22 12/04 12/06 12/11 12/13 12/18 12/20 01/03 01/05 01/10 01/12 01/17 01/22 01/24 01/29 01/31 02/05 02/07 02/12 02/14 02/19 02/21 02/26

at Louisiana Tech# at LSU# Spring Hill Selma Lane^ Selma^ West Alabama* West Georgia* at Union* at Christian Brothers* West Florida* Valdosta State* at Alabama Huntsville* at North Alabama* Shorter* Lee* Delta State* at West Georgia* at West Alabama* Christian Brothers* Union* at Valdosta State* at West Florida* North Alabama* Alabama Huntsville* at Lee at Shorter at Delta State

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Jackson, Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn.

Clinton, Miss.

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Huntsville, Ala. Florence, Ala. Clinton, Miss.

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Carrollton, Ga. Livingston, Ala. Clinton, Miss.

Clinton, Miss.

Valdosta, Ga. Pensacola, Fla. Clinton, Miss.

Clinton, Miss.

Cleveland, Tenn.

Rome, Ga. Cleveland, Miss.

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SERIES

LT, 11-2 LSU, 5-4 1st Meeting MC, 7-0 MC, 4-0 MC, 7-0 MC, 10-6 UWG, 6-2 1st Meeting 1st Meeting MC, 2-0 VSU, 13-8 Tied, 2-2 MC, 5-3 MC, 1-0 1st Meeting DSU, 45-4 UWG, 6-2 MC, 10-6 1st Meeting 1st Meeting VSU, 13-8 MC, 2-0 MC, 5-3 Tied, 2-2 1st Meeting MC, 1-0 DSU, 45-4

^FCA & Zaxby’s Tip-Off Classic || *Gulf South Conference Game || #Exhibition Game Bold indicates home game || All Times are Central and Subject to Change

FACILITY INFORMATION Facility Capacity

A.E. Wood Coliseum 3,500

TEAM INFORMATION 2013-14 Overall Record ASC Record / Finish Starters Returning / Lost Letterwinners Returning / Lost Newcomers

11-14 9-13 / 6th 2/3 5/8 10

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Alma Mater, Year Record at MC Career Record Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Paul Allen Duke Mississippi State, 1977 331-152 (20th Season) Same Jalessa Taylor Whitney Enis Alicia Thornburg

SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director SID E-Mail SID Phone SID Cell Phone SID Fax Graduate Assistant E-Mail

David Nichols nichols@mc.edu 601-925-3234 769-798-7143 601-925-3344 Christy Wyne wyne@mc.edu

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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFO

Quick Facts..................................................... 1 Table of Contents............................................ 2 Media Information............................................ 2 Mississippi College.......................................... 3 A.E. Wood Coliseum....................................... 4 Williams Strength Center................................. 5 Susan Musselwhite......................................... 6 Athletic Training............................................... 7

SEASON PREVIEW

Season Preview.............................................. 8 Numerical Roster............................................. 9 Alphabetical Roster......................................... 9 Geographical Breakdown................................ 9 Roster by Classification................................... 9 Positional Breakdown...................................... 9 Roster by Height.............................................. 9 2014-15 Opponents....................................... 10

COACHING STAFF

MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEW REQUESTS

To request an interview with Coach Duke or any assistant coaches, do so by contacting the SID via email or by phone at 601-925-3234. Coaches are available to the media but not during practice. Once practice is completed, all requests can be filled.

On Choctaw game days, coaches and players are available following a ten minute cooling off period. No interviews can be conducted on game days prior to the game.

Phone interviews with players and coaches are also possible by contacting the SID. The best time to request a player or coach for a phone interview is in the morning.

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Paul Allen Duke............................................. 12 Jalessa Taylor................................................ 13 Whitney Enis................................................. 13 Imani Adams.................................................. 13 Keyeira Clanton............................................. 13 Kayla Locke................................................... 13 Alicia Thornburg............................................ 13 Bethany Pigott............................................... 13

The Mississippi College Office of Athletic Communications is located in the Moody Adams Field House, located between A.E. Wood Coliseum and Robinson-Hale Stadium. Once entering the field house, the office is located in the second door on the right.

THE LADY CHOCTAWS

MEDIA SERVICES

Lauren Bethly................................................ 14 AnnMarie Harris............................................ 14 Shuntequa Lofton.......................................... 15 Jaianah Matthew........................................... 15 Allie Hill.......................................................... 16 Khadijah Jones.............................................. 16 Deizarae McCoy............................................ 16 Ashley Minor.................................................. 17 Kristen Sampson........................................... 17 Mollie Blair..................................................... 17 Tori Earnhart.................................................. 18 Zaneta Kubicka............................................. 19 Shaniqua Love.............................................. 19 Kourtney Steele............................................. 20 Shuntavia Rodgers........................................ 20

MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA

We hope that this publication is useful to you as you cover Mississippi College this season. All efforts have been made to include information within these pages that you might find useful in covering the Choctaws.

If further information is needed then please don’t hesitate to contact me directly so that request can be made.

Also be aware that all Choctaw home and most MC home athletic events are digitally photographed and photographs are immediately available upon request.

We appreciate all of your efforts to cover the Choctaws and we look forward to working with you this season.

Sincerely, David Nichols, Sports Information Director

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

To request a credential or interview, do so by contacting the SID via email (nichols@mc.edu) or by phone at 601-9253234. Credentials must be requested 24 hours in advance.

Pre-game notes or media guides are available upon request. Game notes are released electronically on the Mississippi College website periodically. They are also distributed to the media through email.

SEASON REVIEW

2013-14 Season Review............................... 22 Results.......................................................... 22 Overall / Conference Statistics...................... 23 ASC Standings.............................................. 24 All-ASC Teams.............................................. 24

THE GSC

The GSC....................................................... 25 GSC All-Time Champions.............................. 25

HISTORY/RECORD BOOK

Team Season Records.................................. 27 Team Game Records.................................... 27 Individual Career Records............................. 27 Individual Game Records.............................. 27 Individual Season Records............................ 27 600 Point Club............................................... 27 500 Point Club............................................... 27 400 Point Club............................................... 27 Career/Season Record Book........................ 28 All-Time Results.......................................29-31 Record by Opponents................................... 32 Record by Win Percentage........................... 32

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The Mississippi College athletic department is currently in transition to Division II and the Gulf South Conference, heading back to a league they were a part of from 1972-1996. The Choctaws were a part of Division III and the American Southwest Conference from 1996-2014.

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A.E. WOOD COLISEUM A.E. Wood Coliseum is one of the most recognizable architectural structures in the Clinton community. The “Golden Dome” as it is referred to is one of 50 all gold anodized aluminum buildings in the nation.

With a square footage of 48,000, the Dome has a capacity of 3,500 for basketball games, 4,000 for stage events and an arena including 532 theater seats. The Dome is fully equipped with dressing rooms, each furnished with lockers and showers for Mississippi College athletic teams (men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, volleyball, softball, track, men and women’s soccer) and visiting teams as well. The upper deck portion of the Dome includes 11 office suites for Mississippi College athletic staff.

In 2006, wireless internet access was added to the coliseum for media convenience as well as visiting administrators.

In 2005, the Quick Rebounders Room was added at the end of the court floor. The room provides space to accommodate 150 people.The room is equipped with wireless internet connection, network access and an area to cater events. It also is used as a film room for the athletics department.

The facility also includes a fully equipped training room for Mississippi College and visiting athletes, concession stands located near the gate entrance, a meeting room for up to 90 people, and banquet space on the playing floor (with bleachers folded) for up to 600 people. The Dome also has TV platforms with exterior cable access and a complete sound system for concerts. The platforms are wired for internet access in order to stream video of Choctaw and Lady Choctaw games.

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CHARLES AND ALINE WILLIAMS STRENGTH CENTER Mississippi College boasts one of the premier strength facilities in the country among Division II universities. The Charles and Aline Williams Strength Center has more than 5,000 square feet of working area and provides Choctaw athletes with top of the line equipment necessary to the success of an athletics program.

The facility was originally furnished with state of the art strength equipment made possible by the donation of Mrs. Aline Williams in memory of her husband Charles H. Williams. In 2014, the strength center underwent a renovation as new equipment was brought in throughout the building.

The strength center contains the latest and best equipment such as Hammer strength equipment, three power clean platforms, rubberized dumbbells for Olympic lifts, three squat racks, cardiovascular equipment, and numerous other machines for use by all Mississippi college student athletes.

The strength center is located adjacent to Robinson-Hale stadium and provides a deck overlooking the football field for recruiting visits. The field can also be seen from inside the weight room with wall to wall windows on three sides of the facility.

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Susan

MUSSELWHITE Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance Senior Woman's Administrator musselwh@mc.edu

Susan Musselwhite enters her ninth year as the Assistant Athletic Director and 15th as Senior Woman Administrator / Compliance Officer

ADMINISTRATIVE As the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance, Susan Musselwhite is involved in many facets of the day to day operations of the athletics department for both the men and women.

Musselwhite also directly oversees the planning and organization of special athletic department events including but not limited to fundraising, home game administration and facility use from outside entities.

As the Senior Woman Administrator, Musselwhite’s main responsibility revolves around the well being of our athletes and the growth and development of our programs. In this role, Musselwhite was responsible for initiating the first Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). “Every campus is required to have a SAAC group per NCAA rules. This group was established to give student-athletes a voice on campus, as well as to the American Southwest Conference and the NCAA.” The SAAC is also a way for our athletes to be involved and promote many community service projects.

After joining the American Southwest Conference in 1998, Coach Musselwhite led the Lady Choctaws to a 205-152 overall record. In 1999, the Lady Choctaws finished 22-9, which at that time, ranked as one of the best records in school history. In 2002, the Lady Choctaws produced a 26-14 record and finished second overall after losing to East Texas Baptist in the ASC Championship game.

In 2005 Musselwhite received Co-Coach of the Year honors that she shared with Louisiana College coach Tim Whitman. The 2006 season concluded with the Lady Choctaws finishing with a 24-16 overall record and a third place finish after losing in the semi-final game of the ASC Championship tournament. Several Lady Choctaws received post season honors and Musselwhite was named the East Division “Coach of the Year.”

Musselwhite attributes the programs success to the growth of the sport of fastpitch softball. “When I started coaching at Mississippi College, fastpitch softball was new to most of the high schools in Mississippi and non existant at the junior college level. The emergence of fastpitch softball as an Olympic sport drew immediate recognition to the sport. The NCAA quickly followed by adding the sport as a championship sport and it has not stopped growing since.

PERSONAL A native of Southaven, Mississippi, Musselwhite received her Bachelor of Education degree from Mississippi College in December of 1994 and completed her Masters of Education in August of 1996.

Musselwhite was inducted into the Mississippi College Sports Hall of Fame in April 2006. Musselwhite also serves an instructor in the Department of Kinesiology and has been a Clinton Parks and Recreation Advisory Board member since 2005.

Serving as the Compliance Officer, Musselwhite is responsible for certifying the eligibility for the more than 400 student-athletes on campus as well as serving as a campus liaison between Mississippi College, the American Southwest Conference and the NCAA regarding ever changing rules and regulations.

“I am very fortunate to be able to continue my career at Mississippi College in this role. I am especially grateful for the opportunity to work with Mike Jones, our coaches and our staff and to be a part of such a successful program.”

COACHING Before being named Assistant Athletic Director in the Fall of 2006, Musselwhite served as the Head Softball Coach at Mississippi College. After completing a four year career and serving one as a graduate assistant, Musselwhite took over the softball program in its Division III inception and guided the program to 7 consecutive 20+ win seasons and 9 winning seasons in a row.

As the Head Softball coach, Musselwhite tried to be an ambassador for the sport of softball by being a community resource. Musselwhite conducted many player clinics as well as coach’s clinics trying to improve the knowledge level and skill level of players and coaches around the state of Mississippi.

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ATHLETIC TRAINING

MATT

VERRET Head Athletic Trainer verret@mc.edu Matt Verret enters his eighth year at Mississippi College as the head athletic trainer. Verret is responsible for overseeing 17 different school-sponsored sports.

Verret joined the staff at Mississippi College after a one year stint as the assistant athletic trainer at Louisiana College where he also served as the men’s basketball strength coach. Verret worked primarily with football and men’s basketball while with the Wildcats.

Verret brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Choctaw staff. Prior to his work at Louisiana College, Verret worked one year as the head athletic trainer at Bishop MacNamara High School of the Chicago Catholic League through the Orthopedic Associates of Kankakee.

He also spent two years as the head athletic trainer with the Columbus River Dragons of the NBA D-League. There he worked under head coach and former Mississippi State All-American, Jeff Malone.

As a graduate assistant, Verret worked 1 1/2 years at Mississippi State University as the primary trainer for the softball program. He received his Master of Science degree in Sport Administration at MSU after receiving his undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University. While at LSU, he worked as a student assistant with the Tigers’ athletic training staff.

Verret also has experience as an intern athletic trainer with the Chicago Bears of the National Football League and as a staff athletic trainer with the Manning Passing Academy. He is certified as an athletic trainer through the NATABOC and a performance enhancement specialist through the NASM.

HUDSON BYRNES Graduate Assistant

SHAQUINTA ICKOM Graduate Assistant

ANDREA WILSON Graduate Assistant

ALICIA

THORNBURG Assistant Athletic Trainer thornbur@mc.edu Alicia Thornburg enters her third season as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Mississippi College. Thornburg spent the last two years as a graduate assistant in the department.

Alicia will be the main contact for the women’s soccer and men’s and women’s basketball teams. In her two years as a G.A., she spent time working with the men’s soccer team and the men’s and women’s tennis squads.

Prior to her time at Mississippi College, Alicia attended the University of Toledo for one year. She earned her Emergency Medical Technician - Basic degree from the H. Councill Thenholm State Technical College in 2008. Thornburg earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training degree from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2007. She is also a member of the National and Mississippi Athletic Training Associations.

Alicia is originally from Mantachie, MS. She is married to Robert Thornburg and is the daughter of Mark and Debbie Hopper. She is a member of Morrison Heights Baptist Church and a volunteer at the food pantry called Second Harvest

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Senior AnnMarie Harris, a transfer from Florida A&M, looks to have what it takes to step in right away and play. She played in 31 games, starting 17 for the Rattlers last season, shooting 47% from the field. Harris has good size down low and is a solid rebounder after averaging nearly four per game at the Division I school.

OVERVIEW Season Outlook For the first time since the 1995-96 season, the Mississippi College women’s basketball team will be playing a full Division II schedule and be competing in the Gulf South Conference, a league MC was a part of from 1972-96. While in transition from Division III to the GSC, the Lady Choctaws will not be eligible for postseason play until the 2016-17 season, but the availability of athletic scholarships will allow MC to compete immediately with the top teams in the league.

Sophomore Zaneta Kubicka, from Wschowa, Poland, is another player that gives the Lady Choctaws some athleticism in the post. In Coach Duke’s postheavy offense, Kubicka is the type of player that can thrive. She transfers from Lander University after a solid high school career that saw her average 14.6 points and 9.8 rebounds per game.

Head coach PAUL ALLEN DUKE enters his 20th season at the helm as the winningest coach in school history with 331 career victories. He is on pace to coach his 500th game this season on January 24th against West Alabama.

“We are excited to be making this transition back to the Gulf South Conference,” said Duke. “It will be a big challenge but one that our team is ready to tackle.”

The Lady Choctaws return two starters from last season, and five total players come back from a team that finished 11-14 and 6th in their final year in the American Southwest Conference. Mix that with a talented group of recruits, and the Lady Choctaws are poised to have a great year in 2014-15.

POINT GUARD The Lady Choctaws return senior LAUREN BETHLY, who started 16 games at point guard last season.

The transfer from the University of Mobile made an immediate impact on the team in 2013-14, finishing second on the squad with 77 assists and 41 steals.

While not called on to score often, Bethly has a quick first step and can get to the basket and finish. She will be looked at to lead a young team with several newcomers being asked to contribute.

MOLLIE BLAIR

WINGS Sophomore MOLLIE BLAIR also returns to the team after starting 20 games at multiple positions last season. She was called upon to play point guard in spots, but with Bethly and Hill emerging as the signal-callers this season, she can move back to her more natural position on the outside. Blair is a smart player that is always in the right spot. She averaged 4.5 points per game in 2013-14.

Senior Jaianah Matthew also returns with starting experience after starting the final 10 games of the season last year. She led the team with 36 made three-pointers and was 30-of-35 (86%) from the free throw line. She scored a season-high 25 points against Mary Hardin-Baylor last year and was in double-figures in 11 contests.

Coming in to compete for the starting spot will be junior ALLIE HILL, a transfer from the University of Texas-Pan American. The Plainfield, Ill. native played in 26 games at the Division I school, scoring a season-high 12 points against Grand Canyon University. She also led her high school team to two state championships at Bolingbrook High.

Also returning at the wings will be senior SHUNTEQUA LOFTON and sophomores TORI EARNHART and SHANIQUA LOVE. Lofton is an extremely athletic player that plays solid defense and can slash to the basket. Love returns after missing all of 2013-14 with an injury and Earnhart has really improved her shooting since arriving on campus.

Freshman Shuntavia Rodgers is the lone rookie on this year’s team. The coaching staff feels that she has a huge upside and will contribute to the team in big ways going forward.

The coaching staff brought in two wing players that will be asked to contribute from the opening tip in juniors ASHLEY MINOR and KRISTEN SAMPSON. Minor is a transfer from Copiah-Lincoln CC where she averaged 12.5 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. The athletic wing scored a season-high 25 points against Pearl River CC. She brings a good mix of slashing to the goal and outside shooting.

The Lady Choctaws also bring in three transfer post players in Khadijah Jones, Deizarae McCoy and Kourtney Steele. Jones has a good size advantage inside and good touch around the basket. McCoy is a relentless rebounder that plays suffocating defense. Steele has a good outside jumper and uses her size well to rebound and score in the paint.

SCHEDULE The Lady Choctaws open the 2014-15 season with non-conference home games against Spring Hill and Selma before hosting the FCA & Zaxby’s Tip-Off Classic in A.E. Wood Coliseum. They will face Lane and Selma in the tournament and open conference play with two more home games against West Alabama and West Georgia.

The Lady Choctaws will then hit the road for the first time in the league, traveling to face Union and Christian Brothers in West Tennessee. MC will close out the 2014 portion of the schedule at home against West Florida and Valdosta State.

After opening up 2015 with road games against Alabama Huntsville and North Alabama, the Lady Choctaws will return home to play three straight against Shorter, Lee and rival Delta State (January 17).

Following the game against DSU, the conference opponents will each show up on the schedule one more time. The Lady Choctaws close out the 201415 season on February 26th when they travel to Cleveland to face the Lady Statesmen. MC will be eligible for the National Christian College Athletic Association MidEast Region Tournament, which begins the first week in March.

Sampson is a transfer from Meridian CC where she scored 19.3 points per game, including scoring in double-figures in 24 of 25 contests. She scored a season-high 32 points and was a 55% field goal shooter with the Lady Eagles. The tandem of Minor and Sampson should open up opportunities down low for the post players.

POSTS

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The Lady Choctaws do not return a single post player and will have to deal with the losses of their two leading scorers from a season ago in Cara Beverin and Dominique Walker. The two combined to average nearly 30 points and 16 rebounds per game last season and averaged 55 minutes played per game.

Both were All-ASC selections and leave a hole that will be difficult to fill.

JAIANAH MATTHEW

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NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME 2 Shuntavia Rodgers 3 Zaneta Kubicka 4 Tori Earnhart 10 Kristen Sampson 11 Shaniqua Love 12 Lauren Bethly 13 Ashley Minor 14 Deizarae McCoy 20 Allie Hill 21 Mollie Blair 22 AnnMarie Harris 23 Kourtney Steele 24 Shuntequa Lofton 25 Jaianah Matthew 34 Khadijah Jones

POS. HT. CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN G 5-5 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn.

F 6-2 So.-Tr. Wschowa, Poland G 5-8 So.-1L Madison, Miss.

G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Jackson, Miss.

G 5-5 So.-1L Byram, Miss.

G 5-3 Sr.-1L Baton Rouge, La. G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Natchez, Miss.

F 5-11 Jr.-Tr. Houston, Texas G 5-6 Jr.-Tr. Plainfield, Ill. G 5-7 So.-1L Jackson, Miss.

F 6-1 Sr.-Tr. Miami, Fla. F 6-0 So.-Tr. New Orleans, La. G 5-6 Sr.-1L Forest, Miss.

G 5-8 Sr.-1L Texarkana, Texas C 6-2 Jr.-Tr. Heidelberg, Miss.

CLASSIFICATION PREVIOUS SCHOOL Bartlett HS Lander Univ.

The Veritas School Meridian CC Terry HS Univ. of Mobile Copiah-Lincoln CC Coastal Bend College Texas-Pan American Jackson Aca. Florida A&M Univ.

Cowley County CC MS Delta CC East Central CC Jones County JC

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME 12 Lauren Bethly 21 Mollie Blair 4 Tori Earnhart 22 AnnMarie Harris 20 Allie Hill 34 Khadijah Jones 3 Zaneta Kubicka 24 Shuntequa Lofton 11 Shaniqua Love 25 Jaianah Matthew 14 Deizarae McCoy 13 Ashley Minor 2 Shuntavia Rodgers 10 Kristen Sampson 23 Kourtney Steele

POS. HT. CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN G 5-3 Sr.-1L Baton Rouge, La. G 5-7 So.-1L Jackson, Miss.

G 5-8 So.-1L Madison, Miss.

F 6-1 Sr.-Tr. Miami, Fla. G 5-6 Jr.-Tr. Plainfield, Ill. C 6-2 Jr.-Tr. Heidelberg, Miss.

F 6-2 So.-Tr. Wschowa, Poland G 5-6 Sr.-1L Forest, Miss.

G 5-5 So.-1L Byram, Miss.

G 5-8 Sr.-1L Texarkana, Texas F 5-11 Jr.-Tr. Houston, Texas G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Natchez, Miss.

G 5-5 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn.

G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Jackson, Miss.

F 6-0 So.-Tr. New Orleans, La.

POS. HT. CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN F 6-1 Sr.-Tr. Miami, Fla. G 5-6 Jr.-Tr. Plainfield, Ill. G 5-3 Sr.-1L Baton Rouge, La. F 6-0 So.-Tr. New Orleans, La. G 5-5 So.-1L Byram, Miss.

G 5-6 Sr.-1L Forest, Miss.

C 6-2 Jr.-Tr. Heidelberg, Miss.

G 5-7 So.-1L Jackson, Miss.

G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Jackson, Miss.

G 5-8 So.-1L Madison, Miss.

G 5-7 Jr.-Tr. Natchez, Miss.

F 6-2 So.-Tr. Wschowa, Poland G 5-5 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn.

F 5-11 Jr.-Tr. Houston, Texas G 5-8 Sr.-1L Texarkana, Texas

CL. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. So. So. Fr.

POSITION PREVIOUS SCHOOL Univ. of Mobile Jackson Aca. The Veritas School Florida A&M Univ.

Texas-Pan American Jones County JC Lander Univ.

MS Delta CC Terry HS East Central CC Coastal Bend College Copiah-Lincoln CC Bartlett HS Meridian CC Cowley County CC

ROSTER BY LOCATION NO. NAME 22 AnnMarie Harris 20 Allie Hill 12 Lauren Bethly 23 Kourtney Steele 11 Shaniqua Love 24 Shuntequa Lofton 34 Khadijah Jones 21 Mollie Blair 10 Kristen Sampson 4 Tori Earnhart 13 Ashley Minor 3 Zaneta Kubicka 2 Shuntavia Rodgers 14 Deizarae McCoy 25 Jaianah Matthew

NO. NAME 12 Lauren Bethly 22 AnnMarie Harris 24 Shuntequa Lofton 25 Jaianah Matthew 10 Kristen Sampson 13 Ashley Minor 14 Deizarae McCoy 20 Allie Hill 34 Khadijah Jones 3 Zaneta Kubicka 4 Tori Earnhart 11 Shaniqua Love 21 Mollie Blair 23 Kourtney Steele 2 Shuntavia Rodgers

NO. NAME 2 Shuntavia Rodgers 4 Tori Earnhart 10 Kristen Sampson 11 Shaniqua Love 12 Lauren Bethly 13 Ashley Minor 20 Allie Hill 21 Mollie Blair 24 Shuntequa Lofton 25 Jaianah Matthew 3 Zaneta Kubicka 14 Deizarae McCoy 22 AnnMarie Harris 23 Kourtney Steele 34 Khadijah Jones

POS. G G G G G G G G G G F F F F C

HEIGHT PREVIOUS SCHOOL Florida A&M Univ.

Texas-Pan American Univ. of Mobile Cowley County CC Terry HS MS Delta CC Jones County JC Jackson Aca. Meridian CC The Veritas School Copiah-Lincoln CC Lander Univ.

Bartlett HS Coastal Bend College East Central CC

NO. NAME 12 Lauren Bethly 2 Shuntavia Rodgers 11 Shaniqua Love 20 Allie Hill 24 Shuntequa Lofton 10 Kristen Sampson 13 Ashley Minor 21 Mollie Blair 4 Tori Earnhart 25 Jaianah Matthew 14 Deizarae McCoy 23 Kourtney Steele 22 AnnMarie Harris 3 Zaneta Kubicka 34 Khadijah Jones

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2014-15 OPPONENTS LOUISIANA TECH

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Head Coach: Tyler Summitt Location: Ruston, La. 2013-14 Record: 12-20 Game Dates: 11/1/14

Head Coach: Sarah Condra Location: Memphis, Tenn.

2013-14 Record: 15-13, 10-10 GSC Game Dates: 12/13/14 (A), 1/29/15 (H)

LOUISIANA STATE

WEST FLORIDA

Head Coach: Nikki Caldwell Location: Baton Rouge, La. 2013-14 Record: 21-13 Game Dates: 11/9/14

Head Coach: Stephanie L. Yelton Location: Pensacola, Fla. 2013-14 Record: 19-11, 11-9 GSC Game Dates: 12/18/14 (H), 2/7/15 (A)

SPRING HILL

VALDOSTA STATE

Head Coach: Karen McConico Location: Mobile, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 5-23 Game Dates: 11/14/14

Head Coach: Kiley Hill Location: Valdosta, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 12-15, 7-13 GSC Game Dates: 12/20/14 (H), 2/5/15 (A)

SELMA

ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE

Head Coach: Darron Rembert Location: Selma, Ala. 2013-14 Record: N/A Game Dates: 11/18/14 (H), 11/22/14 (H)

Head Coach: Andrea Lemmond Location: Huntsville, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 15-12, 10-10 GSC Game Dates: 1/3/15 (A), 2/14/15 (H)

LANE

NORTH ALABAMA

Head Coach: Stacey Buchannon Location: Jackson, Tenn.

2013-14 Record: 2-21 Game Dates: 11/21/14

Head Coach: Missy Tiber Location: Florence, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 15-13, 9-11 GSC Game Dates: 1/5/15 (A), 2/12/15 (H)

WEST ALABAMA

SHORTER

Head Coach: Rusty Cram Location: Livingston, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 5-22, 2-18 GSC Game Dates: 12/4/14 (H), 1/24/15 (A)

Head Coach: Vic Mitchell Location: Rome, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 6-20, 4-16 GSC Game Dates: 1/10/15 (H), 2/21/15 (A)

WEST GEORGIA

LEE

Head Coach: Scott Groninger Location: Carrollton, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 10-18, 7-13 GSC Game Dates: 12/6/14 (H), 1/22/15 (A)

Head Coach: Marty Rowe Location: Cleveland, Tenn.

2013-14 Record: 25-6, 18-2 GSC Game Dates: 1/12/15 (H), 2/19/15 (A)

UNION

DELTA STATE

Head Coach: Mark Campbell Location: Jackson, Tenn.

2013-14 Record: 25-6, 15-5 GSC Game Dates: 12/11/14 (A), 1/31/15 (H)

Head Coach: Craig Roden Location: Cleveland, Miss.

2013-14 Record: 24-6, 17-3 GSC Game Dates: 1/17/15 (H), 2/26/15 (A)

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Paul Allen

DUKE

HEAD COACH

Paul Allen Duke is heading into his 20th season as head coach of the Mississippi College Lady Choctaws. In 19 seasons, Duke has an impressive 331-152 (.685) record, an average of more than 17 wins a season.

The Lady Choctaws went through their last season in Division III and the American Southwest Conference as Coach Duke was a part of all 18 seasons in the league. Seniors Cara Beverin, Alexus Stirgus and Dominique Walker all earned All-ASC honors on the year.

The 2012-13 season was one that saw injuries really take a toll on Duke and the Lady Choctaws. Three season-ending injuries kept MC out of the ASC Tournament, snapping a streak of 10 consecutive years in the postseason. Seniors Traci Rodgers, Valeri Stewart and Ebony Williams were All-ASC selections following the season.

In the 2011-12 season, the Lady Choctaws made their 10th consecutive American Southwest Conference Tournament and 13th appearance in 14 tries. MC won 10 of their final 14 games to close the season with a 16-10 overall record, and Duke won his 300th career game. Elizabeth Brooks, Caitlin Brown, Ebony Williams, and Madelyn Cross each earned All-ASC honors.

The 2010-11 season saw Paul Allen lead the Lady Choctaws to their ninth consecutive ASC Tournament. The Lady Choctaws finished the season 17-9 overall and 12-8 in the ASC, which landed them the #3 seed in the ASC East. MC led the conference in field goal percentage (.480) and finished second in scoring (71.6 ppg) and three-point field goal percentage (.350). Jalessa Taylor, Randa Lee, and Jennifer Wair each earned All-ASC honors with Taylor being named First Team All-ASC and Wair earning East Division Defensive Player of the Year honors.

In 2009-10, Duke saw the Lady Choctaws qualify for the ASC Tournament and break the record for three-point attempts in a season with 368, with the previous record being 314. The Lady Choctaws went 10-1 at the “Golden Dome” and had four players named to All-ASC Teams, led by Jalessa Taylor with a First Team All-East Division selection. Jennifer Wair was named the ASC East Division Newcomer of the Year.

The 2008-09 season was arguably the most successful in Coach Duke’s career as the Lady Choctaws finished 22-5 and went to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Coach Duke’s team finished first in the nation in field goal percentage (47.1) and three point field goal percentage (40.1). Rosemary Green was named to the All-ASC First Team, while Green and Anesia McBride were East Division First Team selections. Brittany Dukes, Casie Hilton and Anna Patterson also earned All-ASC honors.

In the 2007-08 season, Coach Duke led a team to the #2 seed in the ASC East after a 2-6 start to the year. For his efforts, Duke was named Tri-Coach of the Year as his team finished 15-11 with a trip to the ASC Tournament.

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In the 2006-07 season, Duke became the all-time winningest coach in Mississippi College history with a 56-41 win over Louisiana College on January 16th in Pineville. The Lady Choctaws made an appearance in the conference tournament.

In 2005-06, Duke led the Lady Choctaws to a 19-7 season and their third American Southwest Conference East Division title in four seasons. The Lady Choctaws also made their ninth appearance in the ASC Championship Tournament in ten seasons.

In 2004-05, Duke led the Lady Choctaws to a 17-9 record and another appearance in the American Southwest Conference Championship Tournament.

The 2003-04 season saw the Lady Choctaws finish with an overall record of 22-4 and an American Southwest Conference Eastern Division title for the third time in four years. Duke coached his third ASC Player of the Year in Lacey Palomarez. Former players Chastidy Sandifer and Latoya Hopson also were recipient’s of the award under Duke’s leadership. Six players were selected to the conference All-Academic team, as well.

In 2002-03, Duke led the Lady Choctaws to a 22-4 season, an ASC East Division title and appearance in the ASC Tournament. Lacey Palomarez was the league’s choice as the ASC Freshman of the Year under Duke’s guidance.

During the 2001 season, Duke led the Lady Choctaws to a 20-5 season and a 15-3 record in ASC divisional play. The twenty-win season was the second for Duke at Mississippi College and the first since 1998. The Lady Choctaws won the ASC East Division and narrowly missed qualifying for the NCAA tournament. That team had four different players selected to the ASC All-Conference team.

Under the direction of Duke, the Lady Choctaws claimed a share of the 1997-98 American Southwest Championship and finished with a 21-4 record. The Lady Choctaws began the 1998-99 season with a

winning streak of 12 games and continued the streak through an impressive 27 games, the longest winning streak in the Lady Choctaw basketball history. That squad finished with a record of 18-7.

Duke has been named the American Southwest Conference East Division Coach of the Year in five seasons.

Coach Duke has made a habit of coaching players who finish the season receiving post-season honors.

Before entering the NCAA Division III ranks, Duke had much success in the Gulf South Conference and at the NCAA Division II level. Duke had two players to make the All Gulf South Conference Team and one to make the All-South Regional Second Team.

Prior to becoming head coach, Duke served the university as the assistant women’s basketball coach for seven seasons. As assistant coach, Duke was part of the Lady Choctaws team that finished in the finals of the Gulf South Conference Championship Tournament. He also served as a graduate assistant under Mike Jones for one year.

Before arriving at Mississippi College, Duke coached at Woodland Hills in Jackson (1986-1987), at St. Andrews Episcopal School in Jackson (1980-1985), and at Sylva Bay High School before that where he served as the athletic director, head football coach, and head coach for the men’s and women’s basketball teams.

Duke has worked basketball camps all across the country. He has worked at North Carolina University (Dean Smith), Mississippi State University (Bob Boyd), Villanova University (Rollie Massimino), and Mississippi College (Mike Jones).

Duke attended Mississippi State University, where he played for one year, and completed his bachelor of science degree in 1976. He received a master of education degree at Mississippi College in 1987.

Paul Allen is married to the former Cathy Lovvorn.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 straight winning seasons.

• Coached four ASC Players of the Year.

• Has won the ASC Eastern Division four times.

• Owns the best winning percentage in Mississippi College women's basketball history.

• Has led Lady Choctaws to a 205-51 (.801) record in the Golden Dome over 19 seasons.

MILESTONE WINS • • • • • • •

#1 - (11/23/95) - vs. Selma Univ. (76-37) #50 - (2/29/98) - vs. Ozarks (77-57) #100 - (1/30/01) - vs. Louisiana College (53-42) #150 - (12/6/03) - vs. Sul Ross State (84-45) #200 - (1/28/06) - vs. Ozarks (60-57) #250 - (1/29/09) - vs. Ozarks (91-55) #300 - (1/14/12) - vs. East Texas Baptist (58-47)

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS COACH Ed Nixon Ed Nixon Nixon Totals Durward Smith Rita Easterling Paul Allen Duke TOTAL

YRS TENURE 7 1970-77 5 1990-95 12

6 1977-83 7 1983-90 20 1995- 45 1970-

RECORD PCT. 140-64 .686 73-60 .549 213-124 .632 93-87 .517 58-132 .305 331-152 .685 695-495 .584

YEAR-BY-YEAR 1995-96

12-12

.500

1996-97

17-8

.680

1997-98

21-4

.840

1998-99

18-7

.720

1999-00

18-7

.720

2000-01

20-5

.800

2001-02

17-7

.711

2002-03

22-4

.845

2003-04

22-4

.845

2004-05

17-9

.658

2005-06

19-6

.760

2006-07

16-10

.615

2007-08

15-11

.577

2008-09

22-5

.815

2009-10

19-7

.731

2010-11

17-9

.654

2011-12

16-10

.615

2012-13

12-13

.480

2013-14

11-14

.440

TOTAL 337-158 .681

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2013-14 ASSISTANT COACHES Jalessa

Whitney

ASSISTANT COACH

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Jalessa Taylor enters her first season as the assistant coach for the women’s basketball program at Mississippi College. She comes back to MC after a stellar four-year career as a Lady Choctaw and two years as a graduate assistant with the program.

Whitney Enis enters her first season as a graduate assistant for the women’s basketball program at Mississippi College. She comes back to MC after spending her senior season playing for the Lady Choctaws.

ENIS

TAYLOR

Taylor played from 2007-11 and is second in MC Division III history with 1,128 career points and has the top mark with 104 games played. Jalessa shot 53% from the floor and averaged 5.6 rebounds per contest. She earned a First Team All-ASC selection as a senior and was a First Team All-East Division performer in her junior season.

Jalessa played at Jackson Academy where she was a four-time All-Conference performer and All-State Tournament Team. She set the school record at JA for points scored in a career.

She is the daughter of Jeanice Taylor. Jalessa has a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in athletic administration.

Enis averaged 5.8 points per game and led the team with 56 assists. She shot 36% (50-140) from the floor and 34% (24-71) from the three-point line. Enis scored a season-high 14 points on three occasions, including in two of the final three games of the season.

Enis played for coach Shanna Briggs at Hardin-Simmons University for three seasons before coming to MC. As a junior, she played in 25 games and averaged 5.1 points and 1.4 rebounds per game, while tallying 44 assists on the year. Enis had a season-best 24 points against Austin College and shot 81% from the free throw line.

She is the daughter of Curtis and Rhonda Enis and is majoring in Exercise Science.

2013-14 SUPPORT STAFF

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LAUREN BETHLY BATON ROUGE, LA. | UNIV. OF MOBILE

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5’3 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 24 games, starting 16 for the Lady Choctaws...averaged 4.1 points and 2.5 rebounds per game...also had 55 assists and 41 steals on the season...averaged 23.8 minutes played per game...scored a season-high 10 points at Texas-Tyler...had a season-high six assists against Ozarks (AR) and Louisiana College...pulled down a season-high seven rebounds against Concordia Texas and East Texas Baptist...had a seasonhigh nine steals against LaGrange

BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Billy Evans at the University of Mobile...averaged five points, two assists and two steals per game...named to the SSAC AllFreshman Team in 2011-12...played for coach Corey Grant at McKinley High School...averaged 12 points and seven assists as a senior...named District MVP...All-State Honorable Mention selection PERSONAL daughter of Thomas and Judy Bethly...born on November 18, 1992...majoring in Exercise Science

CAREER STATISTICS

2013-14 TOTAL

GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 24-16 570 23.8 37-119 .311 1-12 .083 24-16 570 23.8 37-119 .311 1-12 .083

FT-A Pct. 23-36 .639 23-36 .639

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 14-46-60 2.5 14-46-60 2.5

PF-FO 52-1 52-1

ANNMARIE HARRIS MIAMI, FLA. | FLORIDA A&M

Ast. TO Blk 77 55 0 77 55 0

Stl Pts. Avg. 41 98 4.1 41 98 4.1

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6’1 | SENIOR | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach LeDawn Gibson at Florida A&M University...played in 31 gaames, starting 17 for the Lady Rattlers...averaged 3.7 points and 3.3 rebounds per game...also had 20 steals and 15 assists...shot 47% from the floor...scored a season-high nine points at Webber International... pulled down a season-high nine rebounds against North Carolina Cen-

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tral...played for coach Clyde Glover at Miramar High School...averaged 10 points and seven rebounds per game PERSONAL daughter of Jean Harris...born on May 28, 1994...majoring in exercise science

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SHUNTEQUA LOFTON FOREST, MISS. | MS DELTA CC

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5’6 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 24 games for the Lady Choctaws...averaged 2.7 points and 1.4 rebounds per game...also had eight steals and three assists on the year... scored a season-high eight points against Sul Ross State twice...had a season-high six rebounds against Sul Ross State...tallied a season-high two steals against Centenary (LA) BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach McDonald at Mississippi Delta Community College...

given the Lady Trojan Award...played for coach Eric Jones at Forest High School...named District MVP...All-South State and All-District selection...

SV Marshall Tournament MVP...named Best Offensive Player...Lady Bearcat MVP...Scott County All-Tournament Team PERSONAL daughter of Shun and Teresa Lofton...born on November 16, 1992...majoring in Kinesiology

CAREER STATISTICS

2013-14 TOTAL

GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 24-0 190 7.9 27-69 .391 0-4 .000 24-0 190 7.9 27-69 .391 0-4 .000

FT-A Pct. 10-30 .333 10-30 .333

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 12-21-33 1.4 12-21-33 1.4

PF-FO 20-0 20-0

Ast. TO Blk 3 22 1 3 22 1

JAIANAH MATTHEW TEXARKANA, TEXAS | EAST CENTRAL CC

Stl Pts. Avg. 8 64 2.7 8 64 2.7

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5’8 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 22 games, starting 11 for the Lady Choctaws...averaged 9.4 points and 2.1 rebounds per game...also had 39 assists and 36 steals on the year...shot 35% from the floor and 34% from the 3-point line...finished season with 107 3-point attempts, the 2nd-best mark in school history... made 36 3-pointers, ranking 4th in school history...shot 86% from the free throw line, the 5th-best mark in school history...scored a season-high 25 points against Mary Hardin-Baylor...scored in double-figures in 11 of 22 games, including four straight against Ozarks (AR), East Texas Baptist, LeTourneau and Concordia Texas...had a season-high eight rebounds at Sul Ross State...had a season-high four assists at Sul Ross State...

made a season-high four 3-pointers at East Texas Baptist and against Mary Hardin-Baylor BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Porter at East Central Community College...All-Region and All-State selection as a sophomore...Team Offensive MVP...played for coach Watson at Arkansas High School...All-State selection PERSONAL daughter of Crystal and Daniel Phillips...born on October 14, 1992...majoring in Kinesiology

CAREER STATISTICS

2013-14 TOTAL

GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 22-11 510 23.2 70-200 .350 36-107 .336 22-11 510 23.2 70-200 .350 36-107 .336

FT-A Pct. 30-35 .857 30-35 .857

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 10-37-47 2.1 10-37-47 2.1

PF-FO 37-0 37-0

Ast. TO Blk 39 46 6 39 46 6

Stl Pts. Avg. 36 206 9.4 36 206 9.4

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ALLIE HILL PLAINFIELD, ILL. | TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN

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5’6 | JUNIOR | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Larry Tidwell at the University of Texas, Pan-American... played in 26 games for the Lady Broncs...avereraged 3.8 points per game with 19 assists, 12 rebounds and 11 steals...averaged 11.2 minutes per game...shot 33% from the floor and 34% from the 3-point line...scored a season-high 12 points against Grand Canyon University...played for coach

Tony Smith at Bolingbrook High School...helped lead her team to two state championships PERSONAL daughter of James and Deidra Hill...born on October 9, 1993...majoring in administration of justice

KHADIJAH JONES HEIDELBERG, MISS. | JONES COUNTY JC

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6’2 | JUNIOR | CENTER BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Sandra Sumrall at Jones County Junior College...averaged 5.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game...give the Bobcat Award... played for coach Sules Walker at Laurel High School...averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds per game...named Best Rebounder...won Tornado and

Leadership Awardsngbrook High School...helped lead her team to two state championships PERSONAL daughter of Mary Brown...born on March 1, 1994...majoring in kinesiology

DEIZARAE MCCOY HOUSTON, TEXAS | COASTAL BEND COLL.

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5’11 | JUNIOR | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach April Bruene at Coastal Bend College...played in 14 games, starting five for the Lady Cougars...averaged 9.5 points per game...shot 67% from the floor...scored a season-high 18 points in a 9381 win over Victoria College...scored in double-figures in eight games...

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played for coach Broussard at William B. Travis High School...two-time Second Team All-District selection...team MVP PERSONAL daughter of Catena McCoy, Hillary Webb and Stacey Reynolds...born on December 8, 1992...majoring in accounting

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ASHLEY MINOR NATCHEZ, MISS. | COPIAH-LINCOLN CC

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5’7 | JUNIOR | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Gwyn Young at Copiah-Lincoln CC...started 25 games for the Lady Wolves...averaged 12.5 points and 5.0 rebounds per game... also averaged 2.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game...averaged 32.2 minutes played per game and shot 73% from the free throw line...scored in double-figures in 17 of 25 games played...scored a season-high 25 points against Pearl River CC...also had 20 points against Jones County JC...

had a season-high 12 rebounds against Baton Rouge CC...played for coach Sue Johnson at Natchez High School...averaged 16.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game PERSONAL daughter of Auguree Minor...born on August 2, 1994...majoring in kinesiology

KRISTEN SAMPSON

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JACKSON, MISS. | MERIDIAN CC 5’7 | JUNIOR | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Jocelyn McGilberry at Meridian CC...played in 25 games for the Lady Eagles...averaged 19.3 points and 3.3 rebounds per game... also averaged 2.9 steals and 2.6 assists per contest...shot 55% from the field and 64% from the free throw line...scored in double-figures in 24 of 25 games played...scored a season-high 32 points in a win over Mississippi Gulf Coast CC...scored at least 20 points in 13 games...had a season-high

seven rebounds against Mississippi Delta CC...named the MACJC Player of the Week last season...played for coach Valarie Mignott at Provine HS... averaged 15 points and six rebounds per game...All-Metro Team selection PERSONAL daughter of Angela and Reginald Sampson...born on September 2, 1994... majoring in computer information systems

MOLLIE BLAIR

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JACKSON, MISS. | JACKSON ACA. 5’7 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 played in 24 games, starting 20 for the Lady Choctaws...averaged 4.5 points with 25 assists and 18 steals on the season...averaged 20.4 minutes played per game...scored a season-high 16 points, going 7-of-10 from the floor against East Texas Baptist...had a season-high four rebounds against Centenary (LA)...had a season-high three assists against Centenary (LA), at East Texas Baptist and at Ozarks (AR)...had a seasonhigh four assists at Ozarks (AR)

BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Jan Sojourner at Jackson Academy...averaged 13 points and four rebounds per game as a senior...also tallied 3.7 assists and 3.3 steals per contest...three-time All-Conference selection as a sophomore, junior and senior...named the Conference MVP as a senior...named to the All-MAIS Team as a senior...named an MAIS All-Star as a senior...Clarion-Ledger All-Metro selection as a senior...won the Lady Raider Award... earned the Best Offensive Award PERSONAL daughter of Tommy and Wendi Blair...born on March 28, 1995...undecided on major

CAREER STATISTICS

2013-14 TOTAL

GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 24-20 489 20.4 42-118 .356 8-35 .229 24-20 489 20.4 42-118 .356 8-35 .229

FT-A Pct. 15-22 .682 15-22 .682

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 13-9-22 0.9 13-9-22 0.9

PF-FO 57-1 57-1

Ast. TO Blk 25 42 0 25 42 0

Stl Pts. Avg. 18 107 4.5 18 107 4.5

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TORI EARNHART MADISON, MISS. | THE VERITAS SCHOOL

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5’8 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 played in four games for the Lady Choctaws...scored five points with two rebounds, going 2-of-4 from the field...scored a season-high three points against Centenary (LA)

BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Charlie Warriner at the Veritas School...named an MAIS Basketball and Softball All-Star PERSONAL daughter of Tray and Shay Earnhart...born on February 9, 1995...majoring in Elementary Education

CAREER STATISTICS

2013-14 TOTAL

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GP-GS Min. Avg. 4-0 19 4.8 4-0 19 4.8

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 2-4 .500 0-1 .000 2-4 .500 0-1 .000

FT-A Pct. 1-3 .333 1-3 .333

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 0-2-2 0.5 0-2-2 0.5

PF-FO 1-0 1-0

Ast. TO Blk 0 4 0 0 4 0

Stl Pts. Avg. 0 5 1.3 0 5 1.3

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ZANETA KUBICKA WSCHOWA, POLAND | LANDER UNIV.

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6’2 | SOPHOMORE | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Kevin Pederson at Lander University...played in 16 games, starting one for the Lady Bearcats...scored 10 points with 29 rebounds and five blocked shots...played for coach Krzysztof Zajc at IB World School No. 4464...averaged 14.6 points, 9.8 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game

PERSONAL daughter of Lilla and Waldemar Kubicka...born on July 18, 1994...majoring in political science

SHANIQUA LOVE

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BYRAM, MISS. | TERRY HS 5’5 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 missed entire season due to injury 2012-13 played in the final three games of the season, averaging 15.0 minutes per game...scored 18 points and shot 54% (7-13) from the floor...went 3-of-4 from the free throw line...had four steals and two assists in three games... played a season-high 19 minutes against Louisiana College on February 18th...scored a season-high eight points against LC...had a season-high two steals agianst East Texas Baptist on February 16th

BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Matt Scott at Terry High School...averaged 8.7 points, 2.7 assists, 1.4 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game PERSONAL daughter of Tarshall Love and Donald Jones...born on September 13, 1993...majoring in kinesiology

CAREER STATISTICS

2012-13 TOTAL

GP-GS Min. Avg. 3-0 45 15.0 3-0 45 15.0

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 7-13 .538 1-2 .500 7-13 .538 1-2 .500

FT-A Pct. 3-4 .750 3-4 .750

Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 0-1-1 0.3 0-1-1 0.3

PF-FO 5-0 5-0

Ast. TO Blk 2 9 0 2 9 0

Stl Pts. Avg. 4 18 6.0 4 18 6.0

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KOURTNEY STEELE NEW ORLEANS, LA | COWLEY CC

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6’0 | SOPHOMORE | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Todd Clark at Cowley County CC...played in 31 games, starting 22 for the Lady Tigers...scored 5.4 points with 6.2 rebounds per game...scored a season-high 15 points against Redlands CC...pulled down a season-high 17 rebounds against Allen County CC...had doublefigures in rebounds five times...played for coach Mark Beason at Northshore High School...averaged 12.3 points and 14.7 rebounds per game...

also averaged 4.3 assists and 1.2 steals per contest...Second Team AllDistrict selection PERSONAL daughter of Corey Steele...born on June 29, 1995...majoring in interior design

SHUNTAVIA RODGERS MEMPHIS, TENN. | BARTLETT HS

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5’5 | FRESHMAN | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Lynn Whitfield at Bartlett High School...averaged 16 points and three rebounds per game...also averaged six assists and four steals per contest...2014 TSSAA All-Star Game MVP...named to the 201314 All-Tournament Team

PERSONAL daughter of Briggitte and Suntae Rodgers...born on December 23, 1995... majoring in criminal justice

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2013-14 SEASON REVIEW The Mississippi College women’s basketball team played their final season in the American Southwest Conference in 2013-14, finishing with an 1114 record and a 9-13 mark in league play. They wrapped up their time in the conference with four East Divsion championships and 14 trips to the postseason tournament, including a spot in the 2008-09 NCAA Division III Tournament.

and went 6-of-10 from the three-point line. They would also defeat ASCleading Howard Payne at home, finishing the season with an 8-6 mark in the “Golden Dome.”

MC would proceed to lose their next four games and struggled to get over .500 the rest of the season. However, in the final game of the season, they hosted rival, Louisiana College, and walked away with an 84-73 victory to finish up their run in the conference. The seniors (Beverin, Stirgus and Walker) combined for 57 points and 35 rebounds, shooting 65% from the floor.

Head coach Paul Allen Duke had three seniors on the squad and all three earned All-American Southwest Conference honors. Alexus Stirgus was a Second Team selection, averaging 12.2 points per game and leading the way with 80 assists. Dominique Walker played just one season in the “Blue and Gold” but was named the league’s Newcomer of the Year and an Honorable Mention honoree. Cara Beverin also earned an Honorable Meniton, averaging 14.3 points and 7.4 rebounds per game.

The Lady Choctaws opened the year with a 6-5 record, including a 12077 victory over Sul Ross State that saw MC score more points in a single game since the 1994-95 season. In the game, they shot 64% from the floor

2013-14 Mississippi College Basketball Mississippi College Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Jan 08, 2015) 2013-14 LADY CHOCTAW RESULTS All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 11-14 9-13 2-1

HOME 8-6 6-5 2-1

Date 11/22/13

Opponent &LAGRANGE

11/23/13 11/30/13 12/02/13

&RUST CENTENARY (LA) *CONCORDIA TEXAS

12/05/13 12/07/13 12/21/13 01/02/14 01/04/14 01/09/14 01/11/14 01/13/14 01/16/14 01/18/14 01/23/14 01/25/14

*at LeTourneau *at East Texas Baptist *MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR *at Hardin-Simmons *at Texas-Dallas *SUL ROSS STATE *HOWARD PAYNE *at Louisiana College *at Texas-Tyler *at Ozarks (AR) *EAST TEXAS BAPTIST *LETOURNEAU

01/30/14 02/01/14 02/06/14

*at Concordia Texas *at Mary Hardin-Baylor *TEXAS-DALLAS

W

02/08/14 02/13/14 02/15/14 02/20/14 02/22/14

*HARDIN-SIMMONS *at Howard Payne *at Sul Ross State *OZARKS (AR) *TEXAS-TYLER

W

02/24/14

*LOUISIANA COLLEGE

W

AWAY 3-8 3-8 0-0 Score 70-79

W W

W Wot

W W

W

W

70-58 98-47 54-74

52-65 93-72 79-73 64-68 53-68 120-77 82-67 80-99 46-83 65-73 77-88 67-61 77-65 63-80 60-71 75-71 66-76 94-69 75-79 69-79 84-73

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0

Lot

Att. High Points 452 (21)Dominique Walker

L

411 (23)Cara Beverin 256 (17)Dominique Walker 411 (24)Cara Beverin

L

L L

L L L L

L L

L Lot L

103 275 345 277 152 398 374 317 347 155 743 711

High Rebounds (5)Cassie Berry (5)Dominique Walker (13)Dominique Walker (13)Dominique Walker (7)Cara Beverin (7)Alexus Stirgus (7)Lauren Bethly (11)Dominique Walker (10)Cara Beverin (9)Dominique Walker (8)Dominique Walker (10)Dominique Walker (14)Cara Beverin (12)Cara Beverin (12)Cara Beverin (12)Cara Beverin (10)Cassie Berry (9)Cassie Berry (11)Cara Beverin

411 535 300 352 378

(9)Cassie Berry (4)Cara Beverin (7)Alexus Stirgus (7)Dominique Walker (10)Cara Beverin (9)Cassie Berry (18)Dominique Walker (7)Dominique Walker (7)Dominique Walker

(15)Cara Beverin (21)Dominique Walker (25)Jaianah Matthew (15)Dominique Walker (20)Dominique Walker (21)Cara Beverin (21)Cara Beverin (28)Cara Beverin (12)Cara Beverin (18)Cara Beverin (21)Alexus Stirgus (15)Cassie Berry (15)Jaianah Matthew 141 (14)Cara Beverin 600 (20)Alexus Stirgus 749 (19)Alexus Stirgus (16)Alexus Stirgus (13)Alexus Stirgus (21)Cara Beverin (24)Dominique Walker (12)Dominique Walker (12)Cara Beverin 456 (21)Cara Beverin

(17)Dominique Walker

* = Conference game & = Zaxby's Charity Tip-Off Tournament Benefiting The Salvation Army (Clinton, MS) Attendance Summary

Home Away Neutral Total

22

Games

14 11 0 25

Attend

6447 3202 0 9649

Avg/Game

460 291 0 386

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Mississippi College Overall/Conference Statistics (as of Jan 08, STATISTICS 2015) 2013-14 LADY CHOCTAW OVERALL/CONFERENCE All games

SUMMARY Mackayla Dykes Tori Earnhart Olivia Mabry Cara Beverin Lauren Bethly Cassie Berry Carolyn Harris Dominique Walker Mollie Blair Shuntequa Lofton Alexus Stirgus Jaianah Matthew Carey Crozier Totals Opponent

gp-gs min/g 4-1 16.5 4-0 4.8 25-2 15.0 25-25 27.9 24-16 23.8 25-7 18.2 13-0 7.2 21-18 26.9 24-20 20.4 24-0 7.9 25-25 30.5 22-11 23.2 24-0 11.8 25 25

SCORING Mackayla Dykes Tori Earnhart Olivia Mabry Cara Beverin Lauren Bethly Cassie Berry Carolyn Harris Dominique Walker Mollie Blair Shuntequa Lofton Alexus Stirgus Jaianah Matthew Carey Crozier Totals Opponent

fg-fga 3-19 2-4 43-79 143-280 37-119 62-150 7-26 118-234 42-118 27-69 95-198 70-200 23-59 672-1555 624-1518

TOTALS Mackayla Dykes Tori Earnhart Olivia Mabry Cara Beverin Lauren Bethly Cassie Berry Carolyn Harris Dominique Walker Mollie Blair Shuntequa Lofton Alexus Stirgus Jaianah Matthew Carey Crozier Totals Opponent

fg% .158 .500 .544 .511 .311 .413 .269 .504 .356 .391 .480 .350 .390 .432 .411 fg% .158 .500 .544 .511 .311 .413 .269 .504 .356 .391 .480 .350 .390 .432 .411

o-reb d-reb 0 7 0 2 17 35 91 95 14 46 45 64 4 12 73 105 13 9 12 21 24 78 10 37 15 40 366 626 370 629

Overall Statistics 3fg% ft% r/g .167 .000 1.8 .000 .333 0.5 .333 .775 2.1 .000 .615 7.4 .083 .639 2.5 .000 .533 4.4 .167 .400 1.2 .200 .699 8.5 .229 .682 0.9 .000 .333 1.4 .365 .709 4.1 .336 .857 2.1 .000 .697 2.3 .289 .658 39.7 .318 .701 40.0

Overall Statistics 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta 2-12 .167 0-0 0-1 .000 1-3 7-21 .333 31-40 0-0 .000 72-117 1-12 .083 23-36 0-2 .000 32-60 2-12 .167 2-5 1-5 .200 79-113 8-35 .229 15-22 0-4 .000 10-30 19-52 .365 95-134 36-107 .336 30-35 0-0 .000 23-33 76-263 .289 413-628 156-490 .318 411-586 total 7 2 52 186 60 109 16 178 22 33 102 47 55 992 999

Overall Statistics pf fo a 4 0 5 1 0 0 35 0 66 73 1 31 52 1 77 54 4 20 9 0 13 55 4 36 57 1 25 20 0 3 53 2 80 37 0 39 42 2 7 492 15 402 503 379

a/g 1.3 0.0 2.6 1.2 3.2 0.8 1.0 1.7 1.0 0.1 3.2 1.8 0.3 16.1 15.2

stl 4 0 24 38 41 21 7 23 18 8 45 36 18 283 240

ft% .000 .333 .775 .615 .639 .533 .400 .699 .682 .333 .709 .857 .697 .658 .701 to 3 4 48 47 55 54 14 60 42 22 63 46 23 503 564

blk 0 0 2 21 0 1 0 13 0 1 1 6 11 56 79

pts/g 2.0 1.3 5.0 14.3 4.1 6.2 1.4 15.0 4.5 2.7 12.2 9.4 2.9 73.3 72.6

gp-gs min/g 1-0 9.0 3-0 4.0 22-2 15.1 22-22 28.1 21-13 23.1 22-7 18.4 11-0 7.3 18-15 26.9 21-18 20.4 21-0 8.0 22-22 30.6 22-11 23.2 21-0 11.6 22 22

pts 8 5 124 358 98 156 18 316 107 64 304 206 69 1833 1815

pts/g 2.0 1.3 5.0 14.3 4.1 6.2 1.4 15.0 4.5 2.7 12.2 9.4 2.9 73.3 72.6

fg-fga 0-4 1-2 37-72 124-246 31-98 56-134 5-22 98-194 37-97 23-58 83-177 70-200 16-45 581-1349 564-1341

a/to 1.7 0.0 1.4 0.7 1.4 0.4 0.9 0.6 0.6 0.1 1.3 0.8 0.3 0.8 0.7

hi pts 5 3 12 28 10 15 7 24 16 8 21 25 15 120 99

fg% .000 .500 .514 .504 .316 .418 .227 .505 .381 .397 .469 .350 .356 .431 .421 fg% .000 .500 .514 .504 .316 .418 .227 .505 .381 .397 .469 .350 .356 .431 .421

o-reb d-reb 0 1 0 2 14 25 82 86 12 39 37 56 3 11 58 89 10 7 10 20 22 67 10 37 13 33 309 544 322 540

Conference Statistics 3fg% ft% r/g .000 .000 1.0 .000 .000 0.7 .316 .789 1.8 .000 .660 7.6 .000 .656 2.4 .000 .531 4.2 .100 .400 1.3 .200 .725 8.2 .241 .625 0.8 .000 .400 1.4 .383 .713 4.0 .336 .857 2.1 .000 .759 2.2 .296 .684 38.8 .320 .700 39.2

Conference Statistics 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta 0-4 .000 0-0 0-1 .000 0-1 6-19 .316 30-38 0-0 .000 62-94 0-5 .000 21-32 0-2 .000 26-49 1-10 .100 2-5 1-5 .200 66-91 7-29 .241 10-16 0-4 .000 8-20 18-47 .383 87-122 36-107 .336 30-35 0-0 .000 22-29 69-233 .296 364-532 142-444 .320 361-516 total 1 2 39 168 51 93 14 147 17 30 89 47 46 853 862

Conference Statistics pf fo a 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 52 63 1 28 46 1 65 47 4 18 8 0 10 47 3 32 52 1 19 18 0 3 44 1 75 37 0 39 35 2 5 428 13 346 435 342

a/g 0.0 0.0 2.4 1.3 3.1 0.8 0.9 1.8 0.9 0.1 3.4 1.8 0.2 15.7 15.5

stl 0 0 22 34 29 19 6 17 17 5 40 36 15 240 215

ft% .000 .000 .789 .660 .656 .531 .400 .725 .625 .400 .713 .857 .759 .684 .700 to 1 4 43 42 46 47 11 55 39 18 57 46 21 451 483

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blk 0 0 1 19 0 1 0 13 0 0 1 6 11 52 73

pts/g 0.0 0.7 5.0 14.1 4.0 6.3 1.2 14.6 4.3 2.6 12.3 9.4 2.6 72.5 74.1

pts 0 2 110 310 83 138 13 263 91 54 271 206 54 1595 1631

pts/g 0.0 0.7 5.0 14.1 4.0 6.3 1.2 14.6 4.3 2.6 12.3 9.4 2.6 72.5 74.1

a/to 0.0 0.0 1.2 0.7 1.4 0.4 0.9 0.6 0.5 0.2 1.3 0.8 0.2 0.8 0.7

hi pts 0 2 12 28 10 15 7 24 16 8 21 25 13 120 99

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2013-14 AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Standings Texas-Tyler Texas-Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor Howard Payne Louisiana College Mississippi College Concordia Texas LeTourneau Ozarks Hardin-Simmons East Texas Baptist Sul Ross State

ASC 20-2 17-5 16-6 15-7 13-9 9-13 9-13 9-13 9-13 8-14 7-15 0-22

Pct. .909 .773 .727 .682 .591 .409 .409 .409 .409 .364 .318 .000

PF 75.3 74.9 80.5 72.1 79.4 72.5 66.5 67.2 66.7 69.8 72.4 62.3

PA 60.5 63.1 75.0 65.1 72.3 74.1 65.0 69.3 72.4 71.9 78.2 92.7

Overall 27-4 21-6 18-10 16-10 16-11 11-14 11-15 11-15 10-16 8-17 9-16 1-24

Pct. .871 .778 .643 .615 .593 .440 .423 .423 .385 .320 .360 .040

PF 76.0 75.0 80.0 71.4 77.7 73.3 67.3 66.0 66.8 69.2 71.9 63.0

PA 61.4 64.7 75.6 67.8 71.1 72.6 65.6 67.9 72.7 72.6 76.9 92.0

Home 16-1 9-3 9-3 9-2 9-3 8-6 7-7 5-8 5-7 5-7 4-8 0-11

Away 10-2 11-2 7-6 7-5 6-8 3-8 4-7 6-7 5-7 3-9 4-8 1-13

Neutral 1-1 1-1 2-1 0-3 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-0

L10 Streak 9-1 L1 7-3 L1 7-3 L1 6-4 L1 5-5 L1 5-5 W1 3-7 L1 4-6 L1 6-4 L2 2-8 L2 3-7 L2 0-10 L 21

2013-14 ALL-AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Player of the Year Defensive Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Co-Newcomer of the Year

Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year Coach of the Year

FIRST TEAM

Morgan Kilgore, Texas-Dallas Kalin Hanna, Howard Payne Natosha Morvant, Louisiana College Alyssa Dean, Mary Hardin-Baylor Dominique Walker, Mississippi College Asrelle Anderson, Sul Ross State Kevin Baker, Texas-Tyler

FRESHMAN TEAM

Morgan Kilgore

Texas-Dallas

Sr.

F

Webster, TX

Taylor Tucker

Mary Hardin-Baylor

Jr.

F

College Station, TX

Brittany King

Natosha Morvant

G/F

Mittie, LA

Sarah Van Rammen Howard Payne

Louisiana College

F

Santo, TX

Texas-Tyler

Jr.

C

Mesquite, TX

Mackenzi May

Texas-Tyler

G

Mont Belvieu, TX

She’Cara Humphrey Texas-Tyler

Sr.

C

Pittsburg, TX

Jonelle Smith

Mary Hardin-Baylor

G

Pflugerville, TX

Danyel Bradley

So.

G

DeSoto, TX

Kourtney Holyfield

Hardin-Simmons

G

Mabank, TX

Howard Payne

SECOND TEAM

HONORABLE MENTION

Britani Gattis

Howard Payne

Sr.

F

Cisco, TX

Neka Jones

Louisiana College

Jr.

G

Oakdale, LA

Jo’Anna Davis

Texas-Dallas

Sr.

G

Danisha Allison

Louisiana College

Jr.

F/C

Tyler Compton

Concordia Texas

Sr.

G

Cushing, TX Oakdale, LA

Lafayette, LA

Alyssa Dean

Mary Hardin-Baylor

Jr.

G

Houston, TX

Christina Brosnahan Texas-Dallas

Jr.

G

Houston, TX

Margaret Milling

Concordia Texas

Sr.

G

Fort Worth, TX

Macy Moore

Jr.

G

Houston, TX

Domonique Liddell

Concordia Texas

Jr.

C

Houston, TX

Teylor Seals

Texas-Tyler

Jr.

G

Houston, TX

Taylor Klement

Hardin-Simmons

So.

C

Muenster, TX

Mary Hardin-Baylor

THIRD TEAM Julencia Curtis*

LeTourneau

Sr.

C

Deltona, FL

Jasmine Davis

East Texas Baptist

Sr.

F

Hot Springs, AR

Taylor Farmer*

Ozarks

Jr.

F

Waldron, AR

Ashley Fajardo

LeTourneau

Sr.

G

Mission Viejo, CA

Alexus Stirgus

Mississippi College Sr.

G

Vicksburg, MS

Cara Beverin

Mississippi College Sr.

F

Biloxi, MS

Amanda Rucker$

East Texas Baptist

Jr.

G

Grand Saline, TX

Kindra Davis

Ozarks

Sr.

F

Fort Smith, AR

Jovana Miles$

Mary Hardin-Baylor

Sr.

C

Luling, TX

Shardena Hudson

Howard Payne

Sr.

G

Dallas, TX

Danai Woods$

Texas-Tyler

Sr.

G

Lafayette, LA

Joanna Daniel

Hardin-Simmons

Jr.

G

Martin’s Mill, TX

Dominique Walker

Mississippi College Sr.

F

Yazoo City, MS

DEFENSIVE TEAM Kalin Hanna

Howard Payne

Jr.

C

Flower Mound, TX

Skylar Chenevert@

Louisiana College

Jr.

G

Glenmore, LA

Amber Brown@

Texas-Dallas

Jr.

G

Dallas, TX

Danai Woods

Texas-Tyler

Sr.

G

Lafayette, LA

Margaret Milling

Concordia Texas

Sr.

G

Fort Worth, TX

(Tie in total votes received * $ @)

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GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE Academic excellence and a leadership role in the NCAA’s Division II make the Gulf South Conference (GSC) something special. The GSC is a charter member of Division II and enters its 44th year as one of the premier conferences at any NCAA level.

In the summer of 1970, six college presidents met to discuss about athletics; when the meeting ended, a new league emerged—the Mid-South Conference—started by, and to this day run by, the CEOs, the first in NCAA history. It is that CEO-control and involvement that makes the league work and its 14 championships (football; men’s & women’s cross country, men’s & women’s soccer; volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s tennis, men’s & women’s golf, softball and baseball) so intensely contested--in a collegial manner, of course.

From that point forward, the GSC has been giant steps ahead of the D-II pack. Beginning in 1997, the league found neutral sites paying sizeable guarantees for most of its team championships. NCAA Conventions regularly feature GSC-proposed or -inspired legislation. No one wins more regionals or earns more NCAA post-season bids. In 2004, the league purchased its own built-to-its-specification office space. But the crowning moment came in 2005-06, when the GSC debuted its highly successful “GSC-TV Live” package which included nine football games (now 11) and its men’s & women’s basketball tournament finals. Add to that the branded “GSC DigiNet” video platform and the live-streaming of most of its championships, and you can see why the GSC is a Conference paving the way in the 21st century!

We take pride in our 48 National Team Championships in 13 sports and more than 100 regional titles, especially because there is no sacrifice on the academic side, where GSC student-athletes regularly earn Academic All-America. The GSC opened the 2012-13 year with NCAA Championships, thanks to West Florida’s first-ever NCAA Women’s Soccer Title and Valdosta State’s third all-time Football Crown.

Delta State, Florence State (now North Alabama), Jacksonville State, Livingston (now West Alabama), Tennessee-Martin and Troy State were the charter members. Scheduling problems for the 1970-71 academic year limited the GSC to football, won by Jacksonville State. In 1971, the addition

of Southeast Louisiana (SELA) and Nichols State increased the membership to eight. The league opened an office in Hammond, LA, changed its name to the Gulf South Conference and began championships in nine men’s sports. Mississippi College and Northwestern Louisiana (NWLA, now Northwestern State) joined in 1972 and two years later, NELA left for Division I, followed by SELA and Nicholls State in 1979.

The conference continued with seven teams until 1981, when the CEOs admitted Valdosta State and West Georgia (1983). In 1991, TennesseeMartin and Troy State went Division I, briefly dropping the GSC back to seven members. An aggressive expansion under the guidance of new Commissioner Nate Salant resulted in 10 new members: Lincoln Memorial (1992-93); Alabama Huntsville, Henderson State, Central Arkansas and Mississippi University for Women (1993-94); West Florida (1994-95); and Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, Montevallo and Southern Arkansas (1995-96). Jacksonville State moved to Division I at the end of 1992-93.

Mississippi College dropped to Division III at the end of 1995-96, and was replaced by Christian Brothers to keep the Conference at 16 schools. In July 2000, the GSC welcomed Harding University and Ouachita Baptist University, making it the largest NCAA-playing conference at any level with 18 schools. MUW dropped its athletics program at the end of the 2002-03 season, decreasing the membership to 17. Central Arkansas reclassified to Division I and Lincoln Memorial moved to the South Atlantic Conference following the 2006-07 year. Montevallo’s departure for the Peach Belt Conference dropped the number to 14.

The GSC moved away from divisional play after the 2010-11 season after its six Arkansas members broke away, dropping the membership to eight.

Thanks to an aggressive expansion plan, the GSC sponsored the Division II applications of Union University (TN) and Shorter University (GA), which were accepted into the NCAA process in July 2011, and are expected to become official members for 2014-15. The next step in bolstering its membership came in 2012, backing the Division II application of Lee University (TN) which was accepted by the NCAA in July of 2012. The league added its first-ever associate member, Florida Tech, in football only in 2013. The Conference added an old friend back into the fold when Mississippi College’s application to rejoin Division II was approved in September of 2013.

Alabama Huntsville Huntsville, Ala.

Christian Brothers Memphis, Tenn.

Delta State Cleveland, Miss.

Lee Cleveland, Tenn.

Mississippi College Clinton, Miss.

North Alabama Florence, Ala.

Shorter Rome, Ga.

Union Jackson, Tenn.

Valdosta State Valdosta, Ga.

West Alabama Livingston, Ala.

West Florida Pensacola, Fla.

West Georgia Carrollton, Ga.

ALL-TIME GSC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98

Valdosta State Valdosta State North Alabama Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Jacksonville State West Georgia Jacksonville State West Georgia Delta State Delta State Delta State Arkansas Tech

1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Arkansas Tech Henderson State Central Arkansas Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech West Alabama Alabama Huntsville West Florida

MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS

Delta State (16) 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995

1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002

2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Arkansas Tech (4) 1998, 2003, 2010, 2011 Jacksonville State (2) 1991, 1993 Valdosta State (2) 1983, 1984 West Georgia (2) 1992, 1994 Alabama Huntsville (1) 2013 Central Arkansas (1) 2005 Henderson State (1) 2004 North Alabama (1) 1985 West Alabama (1) 2012 West Florida (1) 2014

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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK TEAM GAME RECORDS

POINTS SCORED – 142, vs Jacksonville State, 1975 FG MADE – 53, vs East Tennessee State, 1976; Selma, 1994 FG ATTEMPTED – 102, vs Louisiana Christian, 1994 3-POINT FG MADE – 10, vs Concordia Texas, 2009-10; vs Ozarks, 2001-02; 10, vs MS Valley State, 1988; North Alabama, 1993 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED – 37, vs Texas Lutheran, 2009-10 FT MADE – 43, vs Florida, 1976 FT ATTEMPTED – 55, vs Florida, 1976 REBOUNDS – 80, vs Mercer, 1983 PERSONAL FOULS – 38, vs Northeast Louisiana, 1981 ASSISTS – 42, vs Lamar, 1981 STEALS – 31, vs Agnes Scott, 1999

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

WINS – 33, 1975-76 (33-10) FEWEST LOSSES – 4, 1973-74 (26-4) POINTS SCORED – 4,022, 1975-76 (43 games) SCORING AVERAGE – 93.5, 1975-76 (43 games) FG MADE – 1,662, 1975-76 FG ATTEMPTED – 3,386, 1975-76 3-POINT FG MADE – 126, 2008-09 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED – 368, 2009-10 FG PCT. – 49.1, 1975-76 FT MADE – 698, 1975-76 FT ATTEMPTED – 975, 1975-76 FT PCT. – 72.9, 2008-09 REBOUNDS – 2,239, 1975-76 ASSISTS – 912, 1975-76 STEALS – 381, 1980-81

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

POINTS SCORED – 2,020, Alfreda Craft, 1974-77 HIGHEST SCORING AVG. – 21.2, Kim Davis, 1994-95, 96-98 FG MADE – 773, Katrina Bibb, 1987-90 FG ATTEMPTED – 1,657, Katrina Bibb, 1987-90 HIGHEST FG PCT. – 63.1, Kim Davis, 1994-95, 96-98 3-POINT FG MADE - 108, Anna Patterson, 2007-10 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED - 285 - Anna Patterson, 2007-10 3-POINT FG PCT. - 40.8, Tiffany Green, 1996-99 FT MADE – 502, Lacey Kennedy, 2002-2004, 2005-2007 FT ATTEMPTED – 701, Alfreda Craft, 1974-77 HIGHEST FT PCT. – 86.2, Valeri Stewart, 2009-13 REBOUNDS – 1,362, Alfreda Craft, 1974-77 HIGHEST REB. AVG. – 13.2, Deborah Mitchell, 1981- 83 PERSONAL FOULS – 397, Angela Bello Alef, 1979-82 ASSISTS – 520, Rita Easterling, 1974-77 BLOCKS – 155, Jackie Jackson, 1992-96 STEALS – 283, Katrina Bibb, 1987-90

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

POINTS SCORED – 44, Deborah Mitchell vs MS Valley State, 1982 FG MADE – 19, Deborah Mitchell vs MS Valley State, 1982 FG ATTEMPTED – 31, Deborah Mitchell vs MS Valley State, 1982 3-POINT FG MADE – 10, Paige Gulledge, MS Valley State, 1988 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS – 13, Paige Gulledge, MS Valley State, 1988 FT MADE – 16, Lacey Kennedy vs ETBU, 2003 FT ATTEMPTED – 19, Lacey Kennedy vs ETBU, 2003 REBOUNDS – 27, Deborah Mitchell vs Mercer, 1983 ASSISTS – 19, Brenda Phillips vs Tennessee-Martin, 1985 STEALS – 8, Debbie Wiginton vs Baylor, 1976; Sandy Rieger vs William Carey, 1981, vs Lamar, 1981, vs Arkansas-Monticello, 1982; Katrina Bibb vs Mississippi, 1989, vs Mississippi, 1990 BLOCKED SHOTS – 6, Jackie Jackson vs Blue Mountain, 1994; Terri Sneed vs Delta State, 1995

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

POINTS SCORED – 637, Alfreda Craft, 1976-77 HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE – 25.2, Kim Davis, 1996-97 FG MADE – 256, Deborah Mitchell, 1982-83 FG ATTEMPTED – 535, Rita Easterling, 1976-77 HIGHEST FG PCT. – 70.5, Kim Davis, 1997-98 3-POINT FG MADE – 48, Anna Patterson, 2008-09 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED – 116, Anna Patterson, 2009-10 HIGHEST 3-PT. FG PCT. – 46.2, Anna Patterson, 2008-09 FT MADE – 165, Alfreda Craft, 1976-77 FT ATTEMPTED – 228, Alfreda Craft, 1976-77 HIGHEST FT PCT. – .900, Jamie Lack, 2012-13 REBOUNDS – 447, Deborah Mitchell, 1982-83 HIGHEST REB. AVG. – 16.0, Deborah Mitchell, 1982-83 PERSONAL FOULS – 126, Angela Bello Alef, 1978-79 ASSISTS – 273, Rita Easterling, 1976-77 STEALS – 108, Sandy Rieger, 1980-81 BLOCKS – 69, Deborah Mitchell, 1983

600 POINT CLUB

637 - Alfreda Craft (1976-77) 606 - Alfreda Craft (1975-76) 605 - Kim Davis (1996-97)

500 POINT CLUB

593 - Deborah Mitchell (1982-83) 571 - Katrina Bibb (1988-89) 559 - Lacey Kennedy (2006-07) 554 - Debbie Wiginton (1976-77) 539 - Rita Easterling (1976-77) 527 - Rowanna Pope (1978-79) 522 - Glenn Schmidt (1975-76) 517 - Lacey Kennedy (2003-04) 511 - Lacey Kennedy (2002-03) 500 - Katrina Bibb (1987-88)

400 POINT CLUB

497 - Katrina Bibb (1989-90) 481 - Terrie Howell (1983-84) 472 - Angela Bello (1980-81) 472 - Tesa Townsend (1977-78) 470 - Glenda Holleyman (1977-76) 445 - Kim Davis (1994-95) 439 - Chastidy Sandifer (2001-02) 437 - Debbie Wiginton (1975-76) 433 - Tisha Tyes (1995-96) 430 - Tisha Tyes (1993-94) 426 - Karen Cox (1980-81) 425 - Rita Easterling (1975-76) 415 - Lisa Bridgman (1978-79) 413 - Karen Cox (1978-79) 412 - Connie Winstead (1977-78) 410 - Deborah Mitchell (1981-82) 410 - Jalessa Taylor (2010-11) 409 - Terri Shores (1977-78)

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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK CAREER POINTS Player 1. Alfreda Clark 2. Katrina Bibb 3. Lacey Kennedy 4. Kim Davis 5. Cindy Hannon 6. Tesa Townsend 7. Karen Cox 8. Jalessa Taylor 9. Robbie Wisener 10. Tisha Tyes

Years Points 1974-77 2,020 1986-90 1,938 2002-07 1,890 1994-98 1,294 1982-86 1,247 1975-78 1,232 1978-82 1,132 2007-11 1,128 1987-90 1,029 1991-96 1,027

FTM 502 385 301 233 218 212 210 208 200 200

SINGLE SEASON POINTS Player Year 1. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 2. Alfreda Craft 1975-76 3. Kim Davis 1996-97 4. Deborah Mitchell 1982-83 5. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 6. Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 7. Debbie Wiginton 1976-77 8. Rita Easterling 1976-77 9. Rowanna Pope 1978-79 10. Glenn Schmidt 1975-76

Points 637 606 605 593 571 559 554 539 527 522

SEASON FREE THROWS MADE Player Year 1. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 2. Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 3. Lacey Kennedy 2003-04 4. Lacey Kennedy 2002-03 5. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 6. Alfreda Craft 1975-76 7. Rita Easterling 1976-77 8. Terrie Howell 1983-84 9. Angela Bello 1980-81 10. Stephanie Canerdy 1994-95

FTM 165 147 142 141 139 136 129 117 110 109

CAREER SCORING AVG. (MIN. 30 GAMES) Player Years PPG 1. Kim Davis 1994-98 21.2 2. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 19.1 3. Deborah Mitchell 1981-83 18.9 4. Katrina Bibb 1986-90 17.8 5. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 16.1

Terrie Howell 1981-84 16.1 7. LaToya Hopson 1999-01 14.4 8. Jennifer Wair 2009-11 14.3 9. Connie Winstead 1977-78 13.7 10. Chastidy Sandifer 2000-02 13.5

CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Years FTA 1. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 633 2. Katrina Bibb 1986-90 549 3. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 416 4. Tina Herron 1996-99 408 5. Terri Shores 1975-78 337 6. Linda Davis 1986-88 326 7. Tisha Tyes 1991-96 322 8. Kristi Hill 1993-97 317 9. Janet Smith 1981-86 306 10. Cassandra Powell 1980-83 294

SEASON SCORING AVG. (MIN. 15 GAMES) Player Year PPG 1. Kim Davis 1996-97 25.2 2. Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 21.5 3. Deborah Mitchell 1982-83 21.2 4. Terrie Howell 1983-84 20.9 5. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 20.4 6. Lacey Kennedy 2003-04 19.9 7. Lacey Kennedy 2002-03 19.7 8. Tisha Tyes 1995-96 18.8 9. Katrina Bibb 1987-88 18.5 10. Katrina Bibb 1989-90 18.4

SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Year FTA 1. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 228 2. Lacey Kennedy 2002-03 189 3. Alfreda Craft 1975-76 188 4. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 185 5. Tina Herron 1997-98 177 6. Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 173 7. Lacey Kennedy 2003-04 171 8. Linda Davis 1986-87 166 9. Rita Easterling 1976-77 164 10. Linda Davis 1987-88 160

CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years 1. Katrina Bibb 1986-90 2. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 3. Kim Davis 1994-98 4. Cindy Hannon 1982-86 5. Tesa Townsend 1975-78 6. Karen Cox 1978-82 7. Jalessa Taylor 2007-11 8. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 9. Debbie Wiginton 1975-77 10. Robbie Wisener 1987-90

CAREER FREE THROW % (MIN. 40 MADE) Player Year FT% 1. Valeri Stewart 2009-13 .862 2. Brenda Phillips 1983-85 .819

Debbie Wiginton 1975-77 .819 4. Jaianah Matthew 2013- .816 5. Glenda Holleyman 1975-76 .807 6. Randa Lee 2007-11 .800 7. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 .793 8. Anesia McBride 2007-09 .780 9. Clara Helms 1975-76 .774 10. Rosemary Green 2007-09 .772

SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE Player Year 1. Deborah Mitchell 1982-83 2. Debbie Wiginton 1976-77 3. Kim Davis 1996-97 4. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 5. Alfreda Craft 1975-76 6. Rowanna Pope 1978-79 7. Katrina Bibb 1987-88 8. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 9. Glenda Holleyman 1975-76

Glenn Schmidt 1975-76

SEASON FREE THROW % (MIN. 25 MADE) Player Years FT% 1. Jamie Lack 2012-13 .900 2. Valeri Stewart 2011-12 .879 3. Norah McDonagh 1986-87 .875 4. Casie Hilton 2008-09 .868 5. Jaianah Matthew 2013-14 .857 6. Randa Lee 2010-11 .855 7. Randa Lee 2008-09 .853 8. Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 .850 9. Debbie Wiginton 1976-77 .836 10 Anna Patterson 2008-09 .833

CAREER REBOUNDS Player 1. Karen Cox 2. Alfreda Craft 3. Lacey Kennedy 4. Tisha Tyes 5. Deborah Mitchell 6. Tesa Townsend 7. Mary E. Adrykowski 8. Angela Bello 9. Jackie Jackson 10. Tina Herron

SEASON FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Year FGA 1. Rita Easterling 1976-77 535 2. Debbie Wiginton 1976-77 521 3. Rowanna Pope 1978-79 506 4. Deborah Mitchell 1982-83 504 5. Katrina Bibb 1987-88 454 6. Alfreda Craft 1975-76 446 7. Lisa Bridgman 1980-81 430 8. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 428 9. Katrina Bibb 1988-89 424 10. Glenda Holleyman 1975-76 422

Connie Winstead 1977-78 422

SEASON REBOUNDS Player 1. Deborah Mitchell 2. Alfreda Craft 3. Alfreda Craft 4. Connie Winstead 5. Karen Cox 6. Angela Bello 7. Angela Bello 8. Karen Cox 9. Tisha Tyes 10. Lacey Kennedy

Tisha Tyes

SEASON FIELD GOAL Player 1. Kim Davis 2. Kim Davis 3. Jackie Jackson 4. Karen Cox 5. Kim Davis 6. Mary E. Andrykowski 7. Jackie Jackson 8. Bethany Edwards

Jalessa Taylor 10. Lacey Kennedy

SEASON REBOUND AVG. (MIN. 15 GAMES) Player Year RPG 1. Deborah Mitchell 1982-83 16.0 2. Alfreda Craft 1976-77 12.4 3. Tisha Tyes 1995-96 11.5 4. Tisha Tyes 1993-94 11.2 5. Connie Winstead 1977-78 11.1 6. Kim Davis 1996-97 10.2

LaToya Hopson 2000-01 10.2

Lacey Kennedy 2006-07 10.2 9. Karen Cox 1980-81 10.0

Deborah Mitchell 1981-82 10.0

FGM 773 684 550 539 516 496 478 471 448 .439

CAREER FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years FGA 1. Katrina Bibb 1986-90 1,657 2. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 1,321 3. Cindy Hannon 1982-86 1,150 4. Tesa Townsend 1975-78 1,048 5. Rowanna Pope 1976-79 1,026 6. Rita Easterling 1975-77 931 7. Jalessa Taylor 2007-11 896 8. Debbie Wiginton 1975-77 882 9. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 874 10. Kim Davis 1994-98 872

Debroah Mitchell 1981-83 872 CAREER FIELD GOAL % (MIN. 150 MADE) Player Years FG% 1. Kim Davis 1994-98 .631 2. Cassandra Powell 1980-83 .595 3. Karen Cox 1978-82 .573 4. Natalie Jordan 2005-07 .563 5. Mary E. Andrykowski 1982-86 .562 6. Tina Herron 1996-99 .558

Jackie Jackson 1992-96 .558 8. Norah McDonagh 1984-87 .555 9. Angela Bello 1978-81 .544 10. LaTrece Scott 1990-92 .544 CAREER 3-POINT FG MADE Player Years 1. Anna Patterson 2007-10 2. Randa Lee 2007-11 3. Traci Rodgers 2009-13 4. Gina Burkhead 1995-99 5. Elizabeth Brooks 2009-13

Tiffany Green 1996-99 7. Cara Lewis 2000-02 8. Chequita Williams 1992-96 9. Rusti Smith 2001-03

Jennifer White 1996-00

Emily Younger 2006-08

3FGM 108 102 97 67 60 60 49 44 43 43 43

CAREER 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Player Years 3FGA 1. Anna Patterson 2007-10 285 2. Traci Rodgers 2009-13 283 3. Randa Lee 2007-11 267 4. Gina Burkhead 1995-99 237 5. Elizabeth Brooks 2009-13 180 6. Chequita Williams 1992-96 179 7. Tiffany Green 1996-99 147 8. Rusti Smith 2001-03 141 9. Jaianah Matthew 2013- 135 10. Cara Lewis 2000-02 133 CAREER 3-POINT FG % (MIN. 30 MADE) Player Years 3FG% 1. Tiffany Green 1996-99 .408 2. Randa Lee 2007-11 .382 3. Anna Patterson 2007-10 .379 4. Stephanie Canerdy 1992-95 .369 5. Cara Lewis 2000-02 .368 6. Traci Rodgers 2009-13 .343 7. Jennifer White 1996-00 .336 8. Elizabeth Brooks 2009-13 .333 9. Emily Younger 2006-08 .331 10. Paige Gulledge 1987-91 .321

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CAREER FREE THROWS MADE Player Years 1. Lacey Kennedy 2002-07 2. Katrina Bibb 1986-90 3. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 4. Terri Shores 1975-78 5. Rita Easterling 1975-77 6. Tina Herron 1996-99 7. Janet Smith 1981-86 8. Kristi Hill 1993-97 9. Linda Davis 1986-88

Tesa Townsend 1975-78

Years 1978-82 1975-77 2002-07 1991-96 1981-83 1975-78 1982-86 1978-81 1992-96 1996-99

REB 815 796 794 714 697 687 638 616 615 606

CAREER REBOUND AVG. (MIN. 30 GAMES) Player Years RPG 1. Deborah Mitchell 1981-83 13.2 2. Connie Winstead 1977-78 11.1 3. Alfreda Craft 1975-77 10.3 4. Angela Bello 1978-81 9.5 5. Karen Cox 1978-82 8.9

Kim Davis 1994-98 8.9 7. LaToya Hopson 1999-01 8.8

LaTrece Scott 1990-92 8.8 9. Jennifer Wair 2009-11 8.5 10. Tina Herron 1996-99 8.2 CAREER ASSISTS Player 1. Rita Easterling 2. Terri Shores 3. Katrina Bibb 4. Lisa Magee 5. Cindy Hannon 6. Randa Lee 7. Debbie Wiginton 8. Lori Jenkins 9. Mary Alice Hales 10. Kristi Hill

Years 1975-77 1975-78 1986-90 1985-89 1982-86 2007-11 1975-77 1993-98 1996-98 1993-97

Ast. 520 436 408 349 296 287 279 267 263 256

CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS Player Years Blocks 1. Jackie Jackson 1992-96 155 2. Lori Jenkins 1993-98 81 3. Jalessa Taylor 2007-11 76 4. Terrie Sneed 1993-95 63 5. Karen Cox 1978-82 54 6. Laura Coleman 1998-00 51 7. Angela Bello 1978-81 46 8. Elizabeth Brooks 2009-13 43 9. Shayla McLin 2004-07 41 10. Caitlin Brown 2009-13 40 CAREER STEALS Player 1. Lacey Kennedy 2. Elizabeth Brooks 3. Sandy Rieger 4. Valeri Stewart 5. Katrina Bibb 6. Jalessa Taylor 7. Randa Lee 8. Lori Jenkins 9. Moe Winter 10. Jennifer White

Years 2002-07 2009-13 1978-82 2009-13 1986-90 2007-11 2007-11 1993-98 2003-05 1996-00

STL 225 174 146 145 142 141 137 135 129 127

FGM 256 254 250 236 235 227 218 215 212 212

% (MIN. 100 MADE) Year FG% 1997-98 .705 1994-95 .640 1993-94 .639 1980-81 .608 1996-97 .598 1985-86 .581 1995-96 .579 1975-76 .570 2010-11 .570 2002-03 .568

SEASON 3-POINT FG MADE Player Year 1. Anna Patterson 2008-09 2. Anna Patterson 2009-10 3. Randa Lee 2009-10 4. Jaianah Matthew 2013-14 5. Traci Rodgers 2011-12

Traci Rodgers 2010-11 7. Tiffany Green 1998-99 8. Cara Lewis 2001-02 9. Randa Lee 2008-09 10. Rusti Smith 2001-02

3FGM 48 40 38 36 32 32 31 30 29 29

SEASON ASSISTS Player 1. Rita Easterling 2. Rita Easterling 3. Betsy Walsh 4. Brenda Phillips 5. Terri Shores 6. Pam Rogers 7. Debbie Wiginton 8. Cindy Hannon 9. Lisa Bridgman

Sandy Rieger

Year 1982-83 1976-77 1975-76 1977-78 1980-81 1980-81 1978-79 1978-79 1993-94 2006-07 1995-96

REB 447 434 362 334 329 323 293 270 268 264 264

Year 1976-77 1975-76 1980-81 1984-85 1977-78 1978-79 1975-76 1985-86 1980-81 1980-81

Ast. 273 247 238 210 200 194 174 168 148 148

SEASON 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Player Year 3FGA 1. Anna Patterson 2009-10 116 2. Jaianah Matthew 2013-14 107 3. Anna Patterson 2008-09 104 4. Gina Burkhead 1997-98 99

Randa Lee 2009-10 99 6. Nakia Bearden 1993-94 89

Traci Rodgers 2012-13 89 8. Traci Rodgers 2011-12 86 9. Rusti Smith 2001-02 85 10. Cara Lewis 2001-02 82

SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS Player Year 1. Jackie Jackson 1993-94 2. Jackie Jackson 1994-95 3. Terrie Sneed 1994-95 4. Lori Jenkins 1997-98 5. Karen Cox 1980-81 6. Laura Coleman 1999-00 7. Angela Bello 1980-81 8. Lori Jenkins 1994-95 9. Tara Chez Britton 2003-04 10. Shayla McLin 2005-06

Blocks 68 42 39 37 34 30 29 28 27 25

SEASON 3-POINT FG % (MIN. 25 MADE)

Player Year 3FG% 1. Anna Patterson 2008-09 .462 2. Randa Lee 2008-09 .460 3. Tiffany Green 1998-99 .443 4. Emily Younger 2007-08 .418 5. Traci Rodgers 2010-11 .410 6. Stephanie Canerdy 1994-95 .400 7. Randa Lee 2009-10 .384 8. Paige Gulledge 1988-89 .378 9. Traci Rodgers 2011-12 .372 10. Moe Winters 2004-05 .370

SEASON STEALS Player 1. Sandy Rieger 2. Katrina Bibb 3. Katrina Bibb

Lacey Kennedy 5. Moe Winters 6. Lacey Kennedy 7. Moe Winters 8. Brittany Dukes 9. Stephanie Canerdy

Valeri Stewart

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Year 1980-81 1987-88 1988-89 2002-03 2003-04 2003-04 2004-05 2008-09 1994-95 2011-12

STL 108 72 70 70 66 64 63 62 61 61

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS ED NIXON

12 Seasons (1970-77, 1990-95) 213-124 (.632) 1970-71 4-13 ED NIXON No Results Available

1971-72 12-8 ED NIXON No Results Available

1974-75 27-7 ED NIXON No Results Available

1975-76 33-10 ED NIXON

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OPP W 112 Whitworth 58 W 120 Southern Miss 46 L 74 Wayland Baptist 85 W 86 Wayland Baptist 85 W 106 Anderson Junior College 87 W 85 Temple Junior College 69 L 73 Delta State 86 W 90 Mercer 59 W 80 Louisiana Tech 70 W 82 Stephen F. Austin 78 W 77 William Penn 72 L 52 Wayland Baptist 74 L 65 Wayland Baptist 68 L 66 Delta State 72 W 123 Northwestern State 90 W 97 Belhaven 38 W 103 Southern Miss 52 W 101 Belhaven 45 W 104 Mississippi Univ. for Women 87 W 110 Troy State 47 W 113 South Alabama 49 W 77 Georgia Southern 71 W 88 Northwestern State 72 W 115 Southwestern Louisiana 51 W 112 Northwestern State 91 W 86 Southeastern Louisiana 59 W 114 LSU 57 L 64 Delta State 75 W 101 LSU 74 W 131 East Texas State 41 W 103 Panola Junior College 80 W 102 Baylor 94 W 86 Mississippi Univ. for Women 71 W 113 Tougaloo 45 W 102 Mississippi State 64 L 68 Delta State 78 W 132 Florida 49 W 102 Mercer 90 L 69 Delta State 106 W 91 Queens 80 L 59 Wayland Baptist 75 W 95 Cal State-Long Beach 81 L 93 Tennessee Tech 111

1976-77 22-14 ED NIXON

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OPP W 97 Louisiana College 68 W 74 LSU 68 W 89 William Carey 65 W 100 Jackson State 77 L 73 Wayland Baptist 79 L 104 Stephen F. Austin 115 W 78 Louisiana Tech 75 L 76 Immaculata 93 W 89 Mississippi Univ. for Women 79 L 81 Ole Miss 82 L 69 Valdosta State 83 W 92 William Carey 62 L 69 Alabama 82 W 88 Mississippi State 82 L 66 Delta State 97 W 91 Southern Miss 72 W 97 Alabama 90 W 99 Louisiana College 82 L 73 Delta State 85 W 111 Stephen F. Austin 110 W 112 Mississippi Univ. for Women 100 W 117 Louisiana Tech 108 W 89 Ole Miss 80 L 103 Wayland Baptist 108

99 81 74 93 104 84 94 93 91 97 78 63

Mississippi State Ole Miss Delta State Florida Valdosta State Delta State Belmont Wayland Baptist Old Dominion Cal State-Fullerton Immaculata Utah

68 75 85 79 100 101 75 96 88 84 100 83

DURWARD SMITH

1972-73 16-8 ED NIXON No Results Available 1973-74 26-4 ED NIXON No Results Available Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for

Women National Runner-Up

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

6 Seasons (1977-83) 93-87 (.517)

1977-78 14-16

DURWARD SMITH

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OPP W 81 Louisiana College 74 W 64 Mississippi State 61 L 89 Valdosta State 107 L 69 Delta State 101 L 61 LSU 95 W 71 Mississippi Valley State 64 W 83 Louisiana College 82 L 81 Jackson State 84 L 70 Wayland Baptist 105 W 86 Stephen F. Austin 84 L 72 Southeastern Louisiana 92 L 74 Louisiana Tech 91 L 53 Delta State 63 W 84 Mississippi Univ. for Women 80 L 85 Ole Miss 92 W 75 Louisiana Tech 73 L 69 Valdosta State 70 L 52 Southern Miss 59 W 78 Belhaven 65 L 62 LSU 77 L 74 Memphis State 78 W 70 Stephen F. Austin 69 L 72 Wayland Baptist 86 W 87 Southern Miss 68 W 90 Mississippi Univ. for Women 79 L 76 Southeastern Louisiana 95 W 73 Ole Miss 58 W 80 Mississippi Valley State 67 L 59 Ole MIss 69 W 69 Jackson State 68

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

62 70 57 53 113 68 60 78 67 86 97 69 76 76 81 74 45 70 93 70 86 67 76 68

Ole Miss South Alabama Jackson State Louisiana Tech Lamar South Alabama Valdosta State Livingston Delta State Alcorn State Mississippi Valley State Delta State Ole Miss Shorter Jacksonville State Mississippi State Louisiana Tech William Carey Louisiana College Mississippi State Jackson State Delta State Alabama Georgia State

54 49 74 89 66 74 70 66 76 59 61 72 66 58 69 88 92 61 69 65 61 70 72 71

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

87 63 87 65 81 82 63 68 86 69 64 85 80 89 59 86 80 77

Northeast Louisiana Jackson State Southern MIss South Alabama Delta State Southeastern Louisiana Ole Miss Mississippi State Tennessee-Martin Murray State Alcorn State South Alabama Delta State Southern Miss Jackson State North Texas Texas-Arlington Southeastern Louisiana

95 75 100 95 86 72 111 97 89 83 83 93 87 87 88 65 81 71

1984-85 11-16

RITA EASTERLING

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OPP W 82 William Carey 56 L 81 Northeast Louisiana 100 L 81 Ole Miss 88 1981-82 15-12 W 84 Mississippi Valley State 74 DURWARD SMITH L 70 Alabama 92

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Opp W 81 UAB 70 W 76 Mississippi Univ. for Women 52 L 85 Southern Miss 89 W 92 William Carey 74 W 79 Belhaven 52 W 76 Arkansas College 74 W 86 Phillips 80 L 55 Louisiana Tech 100 L 70 South Alabama 78 W 79 Mississippi Univ. for Women 61 L 52 Ole Miss 76 L 65 Valdosta State 79 L 84 Alcorn State 86 L 42 Ole Miss 83 L 65 Northeast Louisiana 88 W 71 Arkansas State 61 W 92 Southeastern Louisiana 73 W 77 Arkansas-Monticello 65 L 63 Delta State 102 W 75 Arkansas-Little Rock 66 W 91 South Alabama 82 W 69 Arkansas College 67 W 84 Southern Miss 76 W 74 Delta State 62 L 72 UAB 81 L 58 Jackson State 64 L 71 Alabama 96 W 72 William Carey 61 W 78 Jackson State 72 W 104 Mississippi Valley State 103 L 68 Alcorn State 90 W 74 Delta State 70 L 87 Delta State 104 L 58 Ole Miss 82 L 69 Jackson State 76 L 65 Mississippi Valley State 85 L 87 Southeastern Louisiana 91 W 85 Jacksonville State 47 W 75 Mississippi Valley State 70 W 78 Jackson State 75 W 101 Tennessee-Martin 79 L 67 Southern Miss 73 L 68 Louisiana Tech 100 L 55 Texas 92 L 61 Stephen F. Austin 79 1985-86 11-16 W 73 Mississippi Univ. for Women 38 1978-79 13-19 L 63 Delta State 65 RITA EASTERLING DURWARD SMITH L 52 Louisiana Tech 94

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OPP

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OPP L 69 Florida State 71 W 81 William Carey 68 W 79 Texas Woman’s 70 L 59 Ole Miss 111 W 71 Belhaven 62 L 88 Northern Illinois 91 1982-83 9-19 L L 70 Delta State 82 84 Furman 91 L 83 Memphis State 85 DURWARD SMITH W 65 Mississippi State 64 W 86 Arkansas 47

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OPP W 72 Texas-Arlington 70 L 78 Valdosta State 102 W 74 Arkansas-Monticello 66 L 77 Northwestern State 88 L 73 Troy State 79 L 68 William Carey 73 W 81 Jackson State 65 W 79 Mississippi State 70 L 62 Louisiana Tech 95 L 71 Northeast Louisiana 78 W 84 Mississippi Valley State 70 W 104 Mercer 95 L 81 Northwestern State 83 W 73 Memphis State 72 L 50 Ole Miss 80 L 62 Northeast Louisiana 101 L 73 Jackson State 74 L 81 UAB 92 W 89 Nebraska 74 L 81 Valodsta State 96 L 90 Mercer 97 L 72 Delta State 102 W 82 Texas Woman’s 64 W 88 Arkansas State 75 L 70 Mississippi Valley State 84 L 71 Wayland Baptist 104 L 80 Northeast Louisiana 88 W 71 Southern Miss 70 L 61 Stephen F. Austin 91 L 72 Indiana 83 L 56 Ole Miss 65 W 97 Mississippi Univ. for Women 85 L 55 Southern Methodist 75 L 58 Southeastern Louisiana 65 L 78 Southern Miss 96 L 76 Delta State 80 L 63 Alcorn State 69 L 43 Ole Miss 56 L 79 LSU 87 W 60 Jackson State 52 L 71 Delta State 74 W 63 UAB 57 L 45 Louisiana Tech 87 W 82 Southern Methodist 55 L 58 Southern Miss 81 W 71 Mississippi State 65 W 83 Mississippi All-Stars 67 L 81 Tulane 84 W 68 Mississippi Valley State 62 L 80 Louisiana Tech 81 L 42 Jackson State 80 W 70 Southern Miss 63 L 70 Stephen F. Austin 72 W 72 Tulane 65 L 58 Delta State 78 L 70 Southern Miss 74 L 72 Southeastern Louisiana 83 W 67 Southeastern Louisiana 54 L 73 Wayland Baptist 85 W 92 Arkansas-Little Rock 71 L 59 Alcorn State 84 L 69 Mississippi Univ. for Women 96 L 70 Jackson State 80 L 87 Mississippi Univ. for Women 88 W 65 Ole MIss 62 W 87 Southeastern Louisiana 73 W 72 Belhaven 71 L 74 Delta State 94 1986-87 4-23 L 84 Southern Miss 86 L 61 Northeast Louisiana 85 L 72 Northern Kentucky 78 L 55 Mississippi Valley State 82 RITA EASTERLING W 85 Utah 65 W 103 Southern Miss 99

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OPP L 73 Minnesota 81 W 67 Mississippi Valley State 65 L 73 William Carey 91 L 68 Troy State 72 L 52 Delta State 67 L 63 Texas A&M 81 1979-80 22-8 W 89 Lamar 65 RITA EASTERLING DURWARD SMITH L 62 Southern Miss 70 7 Seasons (1983-1990) No Results Available L 59 Southeastern Louisiana 61 59-131 (.311) L 72 Grambling 95 L 68 Cheyney State 74 1980-81 20-13 1983-84 8-19 L 64 Mississippi State 74 DURWARD SMITH RITA EASTERLING L 81 Mississippi Univ. for Women 82

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OPP

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OPP W 80 Mississippi Valley State 73 W 87 William Carey 65 W 84 William Carey 77 W 72 Jackson State 67 W 75 Louisiana College 74 W 80 Mississippi Valley State 74 L 60 Alabama 99 W 85 Mississippi Univ. for Women 71 L 69 Alcorn State 90 L 68 UAB 72 W 78 Northeast Louisiana 69 L 60 Louisiana Tech 109 L 64 Delta State 82 L 60 Jackson State 90 L 61 LSU 111 W 59 Northeast Louisiana 55 W 103 Belhaven 81 L 63 Northeast Louisiana 89 L 66 Southern Miss 75 W 108 South Florida 60 W 75 Murray State 69 L 56 Ole Miss 72 L 70 Southeastern Louisiana 80 W 86 Mississippi Valley State 76 L 44 Southeastern Louisiana 63 L 63 Southern Miss 83 L 74 Ole Miss 94 L 41 Louisiana Tech 72

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L L L L L L L

58 71 64 72 60 60 58

Mississippi State UAB Jackson State Mississippi Valley State Ole Miss Alabama Northeast Louisiana

72 80 76 92 90 83 88

1987-88 6-21 RITA EASTERLING

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OPP W 63 Jackson State 61 L 64 Northeast Louisiana 87 W 72 Southern Miss 71 L 72 Tulane 74 L 47 Ole Miss 81 W 89 William Carey 65 L 71 Arkansas State 85 L 82 Northwestern State 90 L 60 Southern Miss 65 W 82 Alabama-Huntsville 49 L 63 Nicholls State 65 L 57 Delta State 70 L 69 Arkansas State 72 L 95 Northeast Louisiana 100 L 75 UAB 87 L 61 Mississippi State 74 L 74 Northwestern State 79 L 55 Jackson State 79 L 59 Nicholls State 69 L 63 UAB 65 L 65 Ole Miss 88 W 62 Southeastern Louisiana 57 L 75 Delta State 84 L 57 Mississippi State 59 L 62 UAB 79 L 77 Tulane 89 W 75 Southeastern Louisiana 68

1988-89 6-22 RITA EASTERLING

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OPP W 76 Mississippi State 69 L 60 Northeast Louisiana 102 L 80 Northwestern State 92 L 53 Middle Tennessee State 93 L 63 Florida 78 L 72 Northwestern State 95 W 71 Jackson State 61 L 88 Mississippi Valley State 105 W 92 William Carey 73 L 65 UAB 69 L 88 Northeast Louisiana 103 L 72 Southeastern Louisiana 92 L 63 Delta State 97 W 71 Nicholls State 51 L 74 Arkansas State 80 L 65 Jackson State 78 W 68 Nicholls State 66 L 61 Memphis State 84 L 60 Southeastern Louisiana 70 L 61 Tulane 77 W 98 William Carey 93 L 84 Mississippi State 89 L 62 Southern Miss 83 L 49 Delta State 75 L 56 Ole Miss 73 L 73 UAB 79 L 68 Southern Miss 97 L 79 Arkansas State 80

1989-90 12-15 RITA EASTERLING

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Opp W 95 Mississippi Univ. for Women 54 W 52 Jackson State 43 L 60 Ole Miss 80 W 69 Mississippi Univ. for Women 60 L 67 Jacksonville State 75 W 86 William Carey 58 L 53 Southern Miss 73 W 82 Livingston 65 L 66 Valdosta State 80 W 93 Troy State 77 L 86 Mississippi State 93 L 92 Tennessee-Martin 96 L 78 North Alabama 86 L 56 Delta State 83 L 65 West Georgia 70 L 62 Jacksonville State 68 W 76 William Carey 66 L 66 Valdosta State 68 W 82 Troy State 73 L 56 Delta State 83 W 79 Tennessee-Martin 58 W 82 North Alabama 70 W 86 Mississippi State 61 L 83 Jacksonville State 95 L 66 West Georgia 76 W 86 Livingston 58 L 60 Southern Miss 93

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1990-91 14-13 ED NIXON

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OPP W 81 Mississippi Univ. for Women 52 W 99 Tougaloo 68 W 85 Florida Atlantic 82 L 58 Livingston 70 L 67 Belhaven 76 W 75 William Carey 68 W 81 North Alabama 72 W 73 Tennessee-Martin 67 L 69 Valdosta State 84 W 74 Troy State 71 W 75 William Carey 68 W 66 Livingston 52 L 66 Mississippi State 75 L 70 West Georgia 86 L 77 Jacksonville State 101 W 104 Selma 62 W 65 Delta State 64 L 61 Mississippi State 75 L 70 Valdosta State 71 W 84 Troy State 65 L 61 Mississippi State 75 L 62 Livingston 64 W 66 West Georgia 63 L 58 Jacksonville State 63 L 52 Delta State 77 W 52 North Alabama 44 L 65 Tennessee-Martin 75

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

63 81 69 83 103 69 70 60 76 106 81 83 55 67 65 70 84 64

Central Arkansas Henderson State Lincoln Memorial Delta State Louisiana Christian Belhaven Livingston Alabama-Huntsville Xavier (LA) Selma Valdosta State Delta State Henderson State Central Arkansas Mississippi Univ. for Women Livingston Miles Valdosta State

75 66 79 71 27 59 82 79 83 67 80 100 72 81 82 74 62 100

W W W W W W

75 57 64 75 92 58

Loyola (LA) West Alabama Lyon Georgia Southwestern Rust William Carey

56 56 55 72 47 56

1997-98 21-4

PAUL ALLEN DUKE

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OPP W 67 Blue Mountain 57 W 65 Rust 46 W 68 Belhaven 64 W 80 Judson (AL) 27 W 61 Dillard 54 W 77 Belhaven 51 W 70 Loyola (LA) 63 W 63 Howard Payne 55 W 67 Sul Ross State 53 1994-95 17-10 W 87 Dallas 47 ED NIXON W 72 Mary Hardin-Baylor 66

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OPP W 44 Austin 41 W 89 Selma 49 W 66 Ozarks (AR) 60 W 79 Blue Mountain 62 W 62 McMurry 35 W 124 Tougaloo 63 W 71 Hardin-Simmons 58 W 96 Lane 46 W 85 Talladega 58 W 111 Selma 52 W 57 Rust 42 L 75 McNeese State 94 W 74 Howard Payne 37 W 67 Lincoln Memorial 64 W 69 Sul Ross State 46 W 66 William Carey 58 W 61 Dallas 49 L 74 Valdosta State 87 L 52 Mary Hardin-Baylor 63

W 85 West Florida 71

L 67 Austin 81 1991-92 18-10 W 89 Miles 61 W 77 Ozarks (AR) 57 ED NIXON W 92 Valdosta State 83 L 78 McMurry 91

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OPP W 84 West Florida 64 L 69 Hardin-Simmons 81 W 81 Mississippi Univ. for Women 53 W 79 Mississippi Univ. for Women 66 W 63 Belhaven 58 L 66 Central Arkansas 70 1998-99 18-7 W 74 Louisiana College 56 L 66 Henderson State 82 W 76 William Carey 74 L 71 Henderson State 75 PAUL ALLEN DUKE L 54 South Dakota State 59 L 64 Central Arkansas 79

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OPP L 80 Northern Colorado 81 W 88 Livingston 68 W 51 William Carey 50 W 84 Texas A&I 82 L 66 Lincoln Memorial 67 W 71 Blue Mountain 61 W 57 Belhaven 46 L 76 Delta State 90 W 96 Agnes Scott 16 W 70 Louisiana College 63 W 79 Mississippi Univ. for Women 75 W 70 Mary Hardin-Baylor 55 W 75 William Carey 64 W 71 Lane 57 W 64 Schreiner 44 L 46 Livingston 52 W 86 Livingston 72 W 54 Loyola (LA) 50 L 62 Delta State 68 L 59 Delta State 79 L 49 Hardin-Simmons 62 W 74 Mississippi Univ. for Women 51 W 94 Valdosta State 74 W 60 McMurry 51 L 51 West Georgia 71 L 64 Delta State 86 W 72 Sul Ross State 53 W 75 Valdosta State 55 W 60 Howard Payne 50 L 64 Jacksonville State 79

W 55 LeTourneau 52 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 69 North Alabama 65 L 58 East Texas Baptist 69 18 Seasons (1995-Present) L 53 Mississippi State 55 L 62 Talladega 70 320-138 (.699) W 81 Montevallo 64 W 75 Austin 68 W 78 Livingston 36 W 69 Ozarks (AR) 46 1995-96 12-12 W 62 W 69 Mississippi State 51 Dallas 51 W 78 North Alabama 56 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 58 Texas-Dallas 33 W 73 Jacksonville State 62

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OPP L 51 Austin 72 W 93 Arkansas Baptist 58 W 76 Selma 37 L 63 Ozarks (AR) 73 W 77 Valdosta State 58 L 56 Lyon 61 W 64 Dallas 60 L 66 West Georgia 78 W 85 Lane 41 W 64 Texas-Dallas 51 L 67 Delta State 84 W 67 William Carey 54 W 61 LeTourneau 48 L 82 Delta State 100 W 80 Blue Mountain 60 L 50 East Texas Baptist 68 W 86 Loyola (LA) 34 W 79 Huntingdon 49

W 84 Selma 22

L 52 Hardin-Simmons 68 1992-93 11-15 W 63 Talladega 43 ED NIXON L 55 William Carey 63 1999-2000 18-7

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OPP L 52 Arkansas Tech 68 L 63 Belhaven 68 L 53 Central Arkansas 72 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 64 Mississippi Univ. for Women 42 W 70 Henderson State 66

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OPP W 75 Texas A&I 63 L 61 Arkansas-Monticello 65 W 69 Bethel 39 L 60 Abilene Christian 69 W 56 Southern Arkansas 47 W 80 Westminster (OH) 61 L 56 Paul Quinn 64 W 63 Mississippi Univ. for Women 49 W 65 William Carey 58 L 42 Belhaven 52 L 67 Delta State 84 L 45 Mary Hardin-Baylor 56 L 75 Louisiana College 79 L 66 Central Arkansas 74 W 56 Schreiner 54 W 71 Blue Mountain 64 W 86 Lane 44 L 62 Blue Mountain 70 W 89 Alabama A&M 73 L 57 Henderson State 75 L 52 Loyola (LA) 61 W 65 Livingston 64 L 67 Arkansas-Monticello 83 L 48 Hardin-Simmons 49 L 62 Jacksonville State 78 W 96 Southern Arkansas 57 L 44 McMurry 59 W 60 Mississippi Univ. for Women 52 L 67 Mississippi Univ. for Women 82 W 64 East Texas Baptist 63 W 59 West Georgia 51 L 65 Delta State 76 W 50 LeTourneau 29 W 75 Valdosta State 72 L 73 Arkansas Tech 85 W 68 Agnes Scott 34 L 59 Paul Quinn 67 W 57 Austin 46 L 60 Delta State 88 W 72 Ozarks (AR) 56 1996-97 17-8 W 74 L 47 North Alabama 55 Texas-Dallas 46 L 72 Livingston 77 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 63 Dallas 54 W 90 LeMoyne-Owen 22

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OPP W 78 Rust 54 W 81 North Alabama 73 W 75 McMurry 62 W 69 Texas-Dallas 53 L 61 Delta State 63 W 82 McMurry 59 W 70 Dallas 31 W 71 Valdosta State 58 W 81 Hardin-Simmons 62 L 62 East Texas Baptist 74 L 62 West Georgia 67 W 62 Sul Ross State 61 W 60 LeTourneau 44 L 54 Jacksonville State 55 W 70 Sul Ross State 68 W 76 Huntingdon 55 L 49 Montevallo 82 W 72 Loyola (LA) 67 W 62 Ozarks (AR) 58 L 51 Mississippi State 86 L 56 Georgia Southwestern 63 W 64 Austin 48 W 68 Alabama A&M 63 L 60 McMurry 81

L 49 Alabama-Huntsville 75 1993-94 13-12 W 75 Rust 52 2000-01 20-5 ED NIXON L 68 Southern Arkansas 77

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OPP W 74 LSU-Shreveport 44 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 87 Louisiana College 81 L 68 Southern Arkansas 77 (ASC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS) L 86 Mississippi Univ. for Women 94 W 93 LSU-Shreveport 62

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OPP W 87 Blue Mountain 69 L 59 Ouachita Baptist 61 W 102 Judson (AL) 28 W 115 Selma 80 W 69 West Alabama 61 W 60 McMurry 55 W 73 Alabama-Huntsville 56 L 64 Lyon 83 L 46 Hardin-Simmons 53 W 101 Tougaloo 74 L 53 William Carey 59 W 70 Dillard 59 W 99 Lincoln Memorial 98 L 64 Ouachita Baptist 81 L 53 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70

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

75 68 66 77 77 71 93 65 54 59 63 53 56 72 51 76 67 77 68 56

Loyola (LA) Concordia Texas Louisiana College Belhaven LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Huntingdon Texas-Dallas Dallas Austin Ozarks (AR) Louisiana College Austin Ozarks (AR) Belhaven LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Texas-Dallas Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor

53 43 56 60 60 80 71 36 47 54 53 42 49 64 55 56 64 56 62 68

2001-02 17-7 PAUL ALLEN DUKE

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Opp W 64 Judson (AL) 31 W 65 Huntingdon 42 W 70 LaGrange 44 W 56 Belhaven 38 L 63 Hardin-Simmons 68 L 54 Dillard 69 W 54 Louisiana College 53 W 66 William Carey 57 W 73 Loyola (LA) 58 W 56 Concordia Texas 55 L 43 Mary Hardin-Baylor 63 W 70 LeTourneau 49 W 65 East Texas Baptist 58 L 53 Louisiana College 64 W 61 Texas-Dallas 59 W 70 Austin 61 L 66 Ozarks (AR) 78 W 67 Belhaven 66 L 57 Austin 75 W 60 Ozarks (AR) 56 W 67 LeTourneau 61 L 56 East Texas Baptist 64 W 74 Texas-Dallas 58 W 74 Savannah Arts & Design 64

2002-03 22-4 PAUL ALLEN DUKE (ASC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS)

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OPP W 81 Judson (AL) 34 W 69 Loyola (LA) 54 W 75 Texas Lutheran 51 W 80 Schreiner 39 W 69 Howard Payne 59 L 51 Sul Ross State 59 W 72 Huntingdon 57 W 67 Concordia Texas 66 W 65 Mary Hardin-Baylor 63 L 63 McMurry 67 L 56 Hardin-Simmons 75 W 69 Texas-Dallas 60 W 114 Messenger 31 W 78 LeTourneau 67 W 79 East Texas Baptist 67 W 85 Louisiana College 59 W 61 Austin 40 W 77 Ozarks (AR) 63 W 67 Austin 53 W 78 Ozarks (AR) 65 W 72 Louisiana College 71 W 77 Texas-Dallas 70 W 76 LeTourneau 64 W 62 East Texas Baptist 59 W 73 Mary Hardin-Baylor 65 L 73 Hardin-Simmons 99

2003-04 22-4 PAUL ALLEN DUKE (ASC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS)

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OPP W 109 Judson (AL) 41 W 94 Millsaps 70 W 84 Texas Lutheran 54 W 91 Schreiner 34 L 54 Howard Payne 69 W 84 Sul Ross State 45 W 87 Louisiana College 70 W 107 Huntingdon 54 W 72 Concordia Texas 60 W 74 Mary Hardin-Baylor 61 W 77 McMurry 56 L 66 Hardin-Simmons 76 W 67 Louisiana College 61 W 87 Texas-Dallas 68 W 87 Texas-Tyler 59 W 99 LeTourneau 67 W 80 East Texas Baptist 43 L 62 Austin 70 W 68 Ozarks (AR) 52 W 55 Austin 52

W W W W W L

62 68 79 92 86 49

Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Howard Payne

45 60 62 54 68 52

2004-05 17-9

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W 50 Judson (AL) W 50 Millsaps L 58 Sul Ross State L 53 Howard Payne W 61 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 55 Concordia Texas W 62 Louisiana College L 67 Hardin-Simmons L 60 McMurry W 70 Huntingdon W 66 Schreiner W 78 Texas Lutheran L 47 Louisiana College W 64 East Texas Baptist W 76 LeTourneau W 61 Texas-Dallas L 70 Texas-Tyler W 78 Ozarks (AR) L 60 Austin W 68 Ozarks (AR) W 65 Austin W 58 East Texas Baptist W 64 LeTourneau W 62 Texas-Dallas L 56 Texas-Tyler L 45 Howard Payne

OPP 35 46 61 57 55 52 45 79 70 52 45 59 59 61 33 53 74 61 64 51 48 56 54 42 64 56

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

50 62 56 42 67 69 84 71 68 58 64 57 72 87 69 65 76 63 83 89 63 60 65

Concordia Texas Mary Hardin-Baylor Piedmont Hardin-Simmons McMurry Hendrix Texas Lutheran Schreiner Sul Ross State Howard Payne Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler Louisiana College Ozarks (AR) East Texas Baptist LeTourneau East Texas Baptist LeTourneau Louisiana College Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler Hardin-Simmons

78 68 58 66 70 64 62 56 44 66 58 85 45 56 78 52 50 44 73 73 71 56 77

L W W W W L L L W L

56 75 81 68 82 72 68 60 86 71

Louisiana College LeTourneau Texas-Tyler LeTourneau Texas-Tyler Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas East Texas Baptist Louisiana College Hardin-Simmons

71 55 61 46 63 77 75 74 84 77

2011-12 16-10

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OPP L 39 Rhodes 56 W 54 Texas Lutheran 38 W 56 Schreiner 48 W 81 Sul Ross State 49 L 63 Howard Payne 68 L 56 Louisiana College 71 W 58 Mary Hardin-Baylor 44 L 53 Concordia Texas 69 W 67 Oglethorpe 60 L 56 Centre 69 2008-09 22-5 W 51 McMurry 50 PAUL ALLEN DUKE L 45 Hardin-Simmons 59

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OPP W 79 Centenary (LA) 59 W 64 Rhodes 62 W 58 East Texas Baptist 47 W 82 Concordia-Selma 52 W 44 Texas-Dallas 42 W 99 Millsaps 70 W 59 Ozarks (AR) 50 W 69 Hardin-Simmons 68 L 54 LeTourneau 61 L 75 McMurry 79 W 59 Texas-Tyler 57 W 101 Schreiner 56 W 52 LeTourneau 49 W 89 Texas Lutheran 61 W 62 Texas-Tyler 49 W 90 Piedmont 40 W 55 Texas-Dallas 52 L 56 Howard Payne 59 L 49 Ozarks 65 W 80 Sul Ross State 48 W 101 Centenary (LA) 67 W 69 Hendrix 59 W 68 East Texas Baptist 58 2005-06 19-6 W 88 Concordia Texas 69 L 75 Louisiana College 102 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 61 Mary Hardin-Baylor 45 L 59 McMurry 63 (ASC EAST DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS) W 63 Louisiana College 60

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OPP W 82 Texas-Tyler 64 2012-13 12-13 W 74 Rhodes 69 W 71 LeTourneau 35 W 72 Sul Ross State 52 W 87 East Texas Baptist 55 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 77 Howard Payne 68 W 91 Ozarks (AR) 55

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OPP W 65 Concordia Texas 61 W 74 Texas-Dallas 64 W 81 Huntingdon 67 W 66 Mary Hardin-Baylor 56 W 77 Ozarks (AR) 61 W 91 Berry 57 W 100 Fisk 30 L 54 Texas-Dallas 61 L 55 Rhodes 64 W 70 Hardin-Simmons 62 W 70 LeTourneau 51 W 77 Centenary (LA) 61 L 71 McMurry 73 W 74 East Texas Baptist 64 L 54 Howard Payne 61 W 79 Texas Lutheran 59 W 77 Louisiana College 55 W 76 Sul Ross State 53 W 87 Schreiner 74 W 77 Texas-Tyler 66 W 51 Concordia Texas 45 W 85 LeTourneau 47 L 62 Howard Payne 63 W 70 Mary Hardin-Baylor 39 W 79 East Texas Baptist 67 L 70 Greensboro 77 L 73 Hardin-Simmons 85 W 77 Texas-Dallas 61 L 60 Maryville (TN) 74 W 80 Texas-Tyler 74 L 74 Hanover 80 2009-10 19-7 W 74 Louisiana College 73 W 48 Schreiner 44 W 55 Austin 36 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 65 Texas Lutheran 37 W 60 Ozarks (AR) 57

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OPP L 37 Louisiana College 92 L 56 Austin 59 W 77 Rhodes 76 W 64 LeTourneau 42 L 70 Ozarks (AR) 81 W 89 Rust 77 L 53 Ozarks (AR) 56 W 79 LeTourneau 40 W 70 Hardin-Simmons 58 W 59 Texas-Dallas 58 W 74 East Texas Baptist 48 W 52 McMurry 49 W 68 East Texas Baptist 54 L 70 Louisiana College 71 W 59 Schreiner 40 L 54 Texas-Tyler 65 W 77 Texas-Dallas 71 L 89 Texas Lutheran 98 W 54 LeTourneau 48 L 75 Texas-Tyler 83 W 78 Rust 58 L 44 Texas-Dallas 51 L 74 Mary Hardin-Baylor 83 W 81 Sul Ross State 59 L 67 Ozarks 71 W 74 Howard Payne 60 L 56 Texas-Tyler 60 W 72 Hendrix 62 L 58 East Texas Baptist 60 2006-07 16-10 W 70 Millsaps 47 L 53 Louisiana College 89 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 72 Concordia Texas 51

MC

OPP L 71 Mary Hardin-Baylor 76 2013-14 11-14 W 61 Rust 45 L 53 Louisiana College 68 W 91 LaGrange 48 W 76 Texas-Tyler 67 PAUL ALLEN DUKE W 81 Rhodes 72 W 74 LeTourneau 57

MC

OPP L 72 Mary Hardin-Baylor 73 L 58 East Texas Baptist 51 L 70 LaGrange 79 W 78 Concordia Texas 58 W 80 Ozarks (AR) 56 W 70 Rust 58 L 62 McMurry 87 L 53 Texas-Dallas 67 W 98 Centenary (LA) 47 L 55 Hardin-Simmons 80 W 68 Ozarks (AR) 60 L 54 Concordia Texas 74 W 77 Millsaps 54 W 64 Texas-Dallas 63 L 52 LeTourneau 65 W 69 Schreiner 57 W 60 LeTourneau 37 W 93 East Texas Baptist 72 W 64 Texas Lutheran 45 W 62 East Texas Baptist 37 W 79 Mary Hardin-Baylor 73 W 69 Fisk 28 L 61 Louisiana College 62 L 64 Hardin-Simmons 68 W 69 Sul Ross State 66 W 71 Texas-Tyler 65 L 53 Texas-Dallas 68 L 60 Howard Payne 80 L 68 Howard Payne 73 W 120 Sul Ross State 77 W 61 Texas-Dallas 58 W 82 Howard Payne 67 L 72 Texas-Tyler 79 L 80 Louisiana College 99 2010-11 17-9 L W 56 Louisiana College 41 46 Texas-Tyler 83 L 68 Ozarks (AR) 78 PAUL ALLEN DUKE L 65 Ozarks (AR) 73 W 76 LeTourneau 61

MC

OPP L 77 East Texas Baptist 88 L 64 East Texas Baptist 74 W 86 Rhodes 58 W 67 LeTourneau 61 W 62 LeTourneau 57 W 73 Millsaps 65 W 77 Concordia Texas 65 L 72 East Texas Baptist 85 W 92 Pensacola Christian 39 L 63 Mary Hardin-Baylor 80 W 59 Louisiana College 54 W 88 Univ. of New Orleans 41 L 60 Texas-Dallas 71 W 61 Ozarks (AR) 57 W 92 Texas Lutheran 60 W 75 Hardin-Simmons 71 W 62 Texas-Dallas 45 W 70 Schreiner 45 L 66 Howard Payne 76 L 71 Texas-Tyler 94 W 87 Sul Ross State 61 W 94 Sul Ross State 69 L 71 Hardin-Simmons 90 W 68 Howard Payne 64 L 75 Ozarks (AR) 79 W 66 Concordia Texas 59 L 69 Texas-Tyler 79 W 57 Mary Hardin-Baylor 52 W 84 Lousiana College 73 2007-08 15-11 W 70 Hendrix 43 PAUL ALLEN DUKE L 43 McMurry 51

MC

OPP L 57 Hardin-Simmons 58 L 55 Millsaps 57 W 73 East Texas Baptist 57 W 60 Rhodes 56 L 59 Texas-Dallas 70 W 60 Millsaps 55 L 62 Ozarks (AR) 67

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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS RECORDS BY OPPONENT TEAM Abilene Christian Agnes Scott Alabama Alabama A&M Alabama Huntsville Alcorn State Anderson Arkansas-Little Rock Arkansas-Monticello Arkansas Arkansas Baptist Arkansas College Arkansas State Arkansas Tech Austin Baylor Belhaven Belmont Berry Bethel Blue Mountain Cal State Fullerton Cal State Long Beach Centenary (LA) Central Arkansas Centre Cheyney State Christian Brothers Concordia Texas Concordia-Selma Dallas Delta State Dillard East Texas Baptist East Texas State Fisk Florida Florida Atlantic Florida State Furman Georgia Southern Georgia Southwestern Georgia State Grambling Greensboro Hanover Hardin-Simmons Henderson State Hendrix Howard Payne Huntingdon Immaculata Indiana Jackson State Jacksonville State Judson (AL) LSU LSU-Shreveport LaGrange Lamar Lane Lee (TN) LeMoyne-Owen LeToruneau Lincoln Memorial Louisiana Christian Louisiana College Louisiana Tech Loyola (LA) Lyon Mary Hardin-Baylor Maryville (TN) McMurry McNeese State Mercer Messenger

REC. WIN % 0-1 .000 2-0 1.000 2-5 .286 2-0 1.000 2-2 .500 1-6 .143 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-2 .500 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-4 .333 0-2 .000 12-6 .667 1-0 1.000 15-4 .789 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 6-1 .857 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 0-6 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 --11-2 .846 1-0 1.000 8-0 1.000 4-45 .082 2-1 .667 20-12 .625 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-1 .667 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 1-1 .500 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 6-19 .240 2-4 .333 4-0 1.000 8-12 .400 8-0 1.000 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 11-14 .440 3-8 .273 6-0 1.000 5-4 .556 2-0 1.000 2-1 .667 2-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 0-0 --1-0 1.000 30-2 .938 2-2 .500 1-0 1.000 26-12 .684 2-11 .154 8-1 .889 1-2 .333 12-10 .545 0-1 .000 8-11 .421 1-3 .250 3-1 .750 1-0 1.000

TEAM Middle Tennessee Miles Millsaps Minnesota Mississippi All-Stars Mississippi State MS Univ. for Women Mississippi Valley State Montevallo Murray State Nebraska New Orleans Nicholls State North Alabama North Texas State Northeast Louisiana Northern Colorado Northern Illinois Northern Kentucky Northwestern State Oglethorpe Old Dominion Ole Miss Ouachita Baptist Ozarks (AR) Panola Paul Quinn Pensacola Christian Phillips Piedmont Queens Rhodes Rust Savannah Arts Schreiner Selma Shorter South Alabama South Dakota State South Florida Southeastern Louisiana Southern Arkansas Southern Methodist Southern Miss Southwestern Louisiana Spring Hill Stephen F. Austin Sul Ross State Talladega Temple Tennessee Tech Tennessee-Martin Texas Texas A&I Texas A&M Texas Lutheran Texas Woman’s Texas-Arlington Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler Tougaloo Troy State Tulane UAB Union (TN) Utah Valdosta State Wayland Baptist West Alabama West Florida West Georgia Westminister Whitworth William Carey William Penn Xavier (LA)

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REC. WIN % 0-1 .000 2-0 1.000 7-1 .875 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 11-12 .478 21-6 .778 12-5 .706 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 2-2 .500 6-2 .750 1-0 1.000 2-13 .133 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 3-6 .333 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 6-19 .240 0-2 .000 23-11 .676 1-0 1.000 0-2 .000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-1 .500 1-0 1.000 6-2 .750 9-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 13-0 1.000 7-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 3-4 .429 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 8-10 .444 2-2 .500 1-1 .500 10-16 .385 1-0 1.000 0-0 --4-4 .500 16-2 .889 2-1 .667 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 3-3 .500 0-1 .000 2-0 1.000 0-1 .000 10-1 .909 2-0 1.000 1-1 .500 24-8 .750 12-10 .545 4-0 1.000 5-2 .714 1-4 .200 2-9 .182 0-0 --1-1 .500 8-13 .381 1-11 .083 10-6 .625 2-0 1.000 2-6 .250 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 24-4 .857 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000

RECORDS BY WIN % TEAM Schreiner Rust Dallas Huntingdon Selma Judson (AL) Centenary (LA) Hendrix Lane Tougaloo Agnes Scott Alabama A&M Arkansas-Little Rock Arkansas College Fisk LSU-Shreveport Lamar Miles Texas A&I Texas Woman’s West Florida Anderson Arkansas Arkansas Baptist Baylor Belmont Berry Bethel Cal State Fullerton Cal State Long Beach Concordia-Selma East Texas State Florida Atlantic Georgia Southern LeMoyne-Owen Louisiana Christian Messenger Mississippi All-Stars Nebraska New Orleans North Texas State Oglethorpe Old Dominion Panola Pensacola Christian Phillips Queens Savannah Arts Shorter South Florida Southwestern Louisiana Temple Westminister Whitworth William Penn LeToruneau Texas Lutheran Sul Ross State Loyola (LA) Millsaps William Carey Blue Mountain Concordia Texas Belhaven MS Univ. for Women Texas-Dallas North Alabama Rhodes Mercer Troy State Mississippi Valley State Louisiana College Ozarks (AR) Austin Dillard Florida

REC. WIN % 13-0 1.000 9-0 1.000 8-0 1.000 8-0 1.000 7-0 1.000 6-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 30-2 .938 10-1 .909 16-2 .889 8-1 .889 7-1 .875 24-4 .857 6-1 .857 11-2 .846 15-4 .789 21-6 .778 24-8 .750 6-2 .750 6-2 .750 3-1 .750 5-2 .714 12-5 .706 26-12 .684 23-11 .676 12-6 .667 2-1 .667 2-1 .667

TEAM LaGrange Talladega East Texas Baptist West Alabama LSU Mary Hardin-Baylor Texas-Tyler Stephen F. Austin Tennessee-Martin Alabama Huntsville Arkansas-Monticello Lincoln Memorial Nicholls State Southern Arkansas Georgia Southwestern Montevallo Murray State Piedmont Southern Methodist Texas-Arlington Utah Mississippi State Southeastern Louisiana Jackson State South Alabama McMurry Howard Payne Southern Miss Valdosta State Northwestern State Arkansas State Henderson State Lyon Alabama Jacksonville State West Georgia McNeese State Hardin-Simmons Ole Miss Tulane UAB Louisiana Tech Alcorn State Northeast Louisiana Wayland Baptist Delta State Christian Brothers Lee (TN) Spring Hill Union (TN) Abilene Christian Centre Cheyney State Florida State Furman Georgia State Grambling Greensboro Hanover Indiana Maryville (TN) Middle Tennessee Minnesota Northern Colorado Northern Illinois Northern Kentucky South Dakota State Tennessee Tech Texas Texas A&M Xavier (LA) Arkansas Tech Immaculata Ouachita Baptist Paul Quinn Central Arkansas

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REC. WIN % 2-1 .667 2-1 .667 20-12 .625 10-6 .625 5-4 .556 12-10 .545 12-10 .545 4-4 .500 3-3 .500 2-2 .500 2-2 .500 2-2 .500 2-2 .500 2-2 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 11-12 .478 8-10 .444 11-14 .440 3-4 .429 8-11 .421 8-12 .400 10-16 .385 8-13 .381 3-6 .333 2-4 .333 2-4 .333 1-2 .333 2-5 .286 3-8 .273 2-6 .250 1-3 .250 6-19 .240 6-19 .240 1-4 .200 2-9 .182 2-11 .154 1-6 .143 2-13 .133 1-11 .083 4-45 .082 0-0 --0-0 --0-0 --0-0 --0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-6 .000

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