201112wbbmediaguide by CSUSports

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TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information/Table of Contents................................. 1 Outlook.............................................................................................. 2 Buccaneer coaches and Staff...............................................4-10 Buccaneer Veterans.............................................................. 12-22 Buccaneer Newcomers........................................................ 23-25 Camp Goodenough.....................................................................26 2011-12 Opponents............................................................. 28-31 Big South Conference.................................................................32

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Live Video

Every women’s basketball home game during the 2011-12 season, including all eight home Big South Conference matchups, will be video streamed live through www.bigsouthsports.com. Fans can subscribe to the service on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis to watch the Buccaneers live on the computer from anywhere.

Record Book/Statistics......................................................... 34-37 Charleston................................................................................ 38-41

QUICK FACTS

MEDIA POLICIES Credentials

Press row and sideline credentials will be given to accredited working media only. All requests must be mailed or faxed to the Charleston Southern Office of Sports Information no later than two days before the game. Requests from media covering visiting schools can be made through that school’s sports information director. Requests for photographer passes should be made no later than the day before the game.

Media Services

All working media will be supplied with game notes (including up-to-date statistics), media guides of both teams (whenever possible), and any other information needed in their coverage of the game. A statistics summary, including team and individual stats, will be available at halftime; play-byplay is available by request. Following the game, a complete statistical book (including team and individual statistics and play-by-play) will be made available for media by the sports information staff. Fax service is available upon request from the sports information office. Two telephone lines will be available for use following the game in the sports information office. Each radio station broadcasting the game will have two reserved seats on press row and one telephone line. Please refer to the game contract if a fee is to be paid to CSU for use of the phone lines. Extra phone and communication lines are the responsibility of the broadcast entity.

Interviews

Postgame: Immediately following the game there will be a 10-minute cooling off period during which Coach Goodenough will speak to the team. Goodenough and the players will then be available to conduct interviews for both print and electronic media on the court. All CSU players will be available for interviews on the court immediately following the end of the 10-minute cooling off period. If possible, please inform a member of the sports information staff of the players you wish to interview after the game to expedite this process. Interviews with visiting coaches and players will be arranged by the visiting sports information director. Practice Days: Coach Goodenough will be available to speak to the media from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. Players will also be available to speak to the media on weekdays except game days, but priority will be given to their class and practice schedule. All interviews with players must be arranged by the sports information office. At no time will a player’s home phone number be given to the media. Daily practices are open to the media only by request. Please call the sports information office to verify practice time and player availability. Goodenough will be available to speak to the media after practice. The head coach does reserve the right to close certain practice sessions.

Credits

The 2011-12 women’s basketball media guide was produced by the CSU sports information office. Written, edited, covers, internal design, layout and statistics by Thomas Morrow, SID intern; additional editing by CSU University Relations. Special thanks to head coach Julie Goodenough and the women’s basketball team. Photography by Thomas Morrow.

Mailing Address..........................................................................P.O. Box 118087 .................................................................................... Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Founded.............................................................................................................. 1964 Enrollment......................................................................................................... 3,298 Nickname............................................................................................... Buccaneers School Colors...................................................................................Blue and Gold Arena/Capacity.................................................................CSU Field House/881 Affiliation........................................................................................NCAA Division I Conference................................................................................................Big South President.............................................................................Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. V.P. for Student Affairs / Athletics..........................................Dr. Rick Brewer Athletic Director...................................................................................Hank Small NCAA Faculty Rep......................................................................... Todd Heldreth Associate A.D. / External Affairs...............................Cathryn Broderhausen Asst. A.D. / Operations................................................................. James Bradley Asst. A.D. / Compliance............................................................Mike Hammond Head Athletic Trainer..........................................................................Brad Drake Senior Women’s Administrator..............................Christie Faircloth-Dixon Business Manager............................................................... Rachelle Bouronich Athletic Department Phone....................................................... 843-863-7678 Athletic Department Fax............................................................. 843-863-7695

HISTORY

First year of basketball..............................................................................1976-77 Overall all-time record..............................................................................273-619 No. of yrs. in NCAA Tournament.................................................................none Last postseason appearance............................................................... 2010 WBI

SPORTS INFORMATION

Asst. SID...............................................................................................Ashley Bailey E-mail...................................................................................... abailey@csuniv.edu SID Office Phone............................................................................. 843-863-7687 SID Home Phone............................................................................ 843-729-0483 Women’s Basketball Contact................................................ Thomas Morrow E-mail................................................................................... tmorrow@csuniv.edu Office Phone..................................................................................... 843-863-7037 Sports Information Fax................................................................. 843-863-7676 Press Row Phone............................................................................ 843-863-7683 Website.................................................................... http://www.csusports.com Sports Information Overnight Mailing Address: ....................................................9200 University Blvd. Charleston, SC 29406

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach................................. Julie Goodenough (Texas-Arlington, ’91) Record at CSU............................................................................63-90 (6 seasons) Career record..................................................................... 273-205 (17 seasons) Women’s basketball office phone............................................ 843-863-7684 Best time/day to reach coach...................................see media policies, left Assistant Coaches........................................ Jarod Newland (Texas Tech,’06) Erika Lambert (College of Charleston, ‘08), Sloan Calvert (Clemson, ‘07)

TEAM INFORMATION

Overall 2010-11 record................................................................................. 15-16 Conference record (finish).....................................................................8-8 (5th) Starters returning/lost.......................................................................................5/3 Lettermen returning/lost.................................................................................7/5 Newcomers................................................................................................................7

After back to back winning Big South seasons and a trip to the post season in 2010, Coach Julie Goodenough and her Buccaneer Women’s Basketball program look forward to an exciting 2011-2012 campaign. Having graduation take the best class to ever dawn a CSU jersey, Coach Goodenough and her staff have cultivated a new crop of CSU starlets and look to shock people as they have an underdog mentality. Not being looked at this year as a threat as in years past the Buccaneers look to use that to their advantage. Also with having such a big freshmen class, CSU looks to go into games with a fearless mentality as this team looks to make its mark not only on the Big South but in CSU folklore as well. “This year will be a real challenge for us adding six true freshmen and a redshirt junior to our squad. We lost three starters last year and with that being said there are a lot of minutes to be earned by all of our players now. Our team might have some mental lapses but that is to be expected with a young team, but also we will learn and grow from that as well. I love being the underdog and people looking at our team and underestimating our ability,” spoke Coach Goodenough. “We are very excited and look forward to our season.” Post players: Lakeitha Alston is one of the Buccaneers key players down on the blocks for the 2011-2012 campaign. With great instincts down low and the ability to create in the post Alston is expected to be a double digit scorer for the Buccaneers and pivotal in the Buccaneers success down low. Foul trouble plagued Alston in years past but the Buccaneer coaching staff look for Alston to show more maturity and keep herself in the game rather than on the bench due to foul accumulation. Another threat Alston poses is her ability to spot up and drain three-pointers which is a deadly combination. Another leader in the post for the Buccaneers is Anicia Dotson. Dotson, who the staff have praised for changing her dynamics as a player has developed, from a tentative freshman to a vocal leader for the Buccaneers. Guards: In years past the CSU Women’s Basketball Team has been predominantly guard oriented but with the departure of Katie Tull and Kelsey Wasmer, CSU look to even out their scoring but still keeping the tradition of being lethal behind the three-point stripe alive. Rachelle Coward looks to fill one of those voids this season as a top scorer. A pure three-point shooter, Coward makes shooting three-pointers look effortless. Coward’s size will give her the ability to have a mismatch out on the

wings. Coward, who has a quick first step, can slide by her defender with no hesitation and can also hit shots from all over the flow with her range. Kiki Rutledge had a good freshman year but had to sit out a year due to injury. CSU anticipates her to contribute right off the bat. Rutledge has an eye for assists. With good vision on the court, Rutledge will be looked to help execute the game plan with surgeon like precision. Helen Terry adds range and a lot of dynamic play to CSU’s front court. A player who can get the rack and create her shot even though she might be in a lane of tall trees. Being 5-5 in stature Terry’s inspiration has been UNC’s point guard Ivory Latta. Though small, Terry is quick and at times can take over a game as she has been known to get in the “zone” and help lead her team to victory. Lastly Shay Jones rounds out the guards. Jones, who will be looked at as an extension of the CSU coaching staff on the court. A pure playmaker, Jones can create things for CSU off the dribble or can find the open man. Look for Jones at times to show flashes of brilliance and command CSU in every aspect of the game. Coach Goodenough on the season: “It is pertinent that we have success in our non-conference schedule. Early success in our non-conference games it will get us prepared mentally and physically for our grueling Big South schedule. Granted we might stumble along the way because we are young but if we can learn and grow from our mistakes and try not to repeat those we can look at everything positive and continue to move forward. In 2010, we made the postseason for the first time in school history. The coaching staff along with myself want to make that a regular occurrence instead of a lofty hope and dream. We have drilled that into our girls that we should and plan on making the postseason year in and year out. We understand we are young and are the underdogs but that’s how I like it. We will battle every day in practice so when we get into the game “battling” will be something we are used to and feel comfortable in doing. It makes us hungry and gives us a lot of fight. This should be very interesting for everyone to watch.”

HEAD COACH Head Coach Julie Goodenough sixth Season at CSU All-Time Record: 273-205 CSU Record: 62-90 For CSU: Coach Julie Goodenough begins her sixth season at the helm of the CSU women’s basketball program with an overall record of 6390 (28-48 Big South Conference). Goodenough’s program led the Big South Conference in 3-pt. FGs made with 246, averaging 8.2 per game, 2nd in 3-pt FG percentage at .318, 3rd in scoring offense with 66.1 points per game, and 3rd in assists with 12.4 per game in 2010-2011. Goodenough’s program also led the Big South in attendance. Senior, Katie Tull was the top ranked player in the nation with 3-pointers made with 107, averaging 3.7 a game. The Buccaneers finished the 20102011 campaign with a 15-16 (8-8 in BSC) overall. Goodenough joined the CSU family for the 2006-07 campaign and has continued building a foundation for a strong women’s basketball program at Charleston Southern University. Goodenough’s teams have finished in the top 7 in the nation in 3-pointers made per game, and also made the program’s 1st postseason appearence in 2010 when they competed in the WBI postseason tournament. Since beginning her tenure at CSU, Goodenough has coached ten players who have been named to All-Conference teams. Keena Whicker was named a member of the Big South AllConference Second Team during coach Goodenough’s first season. Pam Tolbert earned All-Conference First Team honors; Crystal Robinson was named to the All-Freshman Team ,and Tina DeCarvalho earned Academic AllConference laurels. The 2008-2009 campaign was a banner year for Charleston Southern as Tolbert earned Second-Team All-Conference honors; Ali Schwagmeyer, and Kiki Rutledge found their names on the All-Freshman Team and DeCarvalho was again named to the Academic All-Conference Team. Tolbert was second in the conference in scoring last season, and she finished her storied career with 11 separate program records and two Big South Conference records. 2009-10 season saw Katie Tull and Kelsey Wasmer get 2nd Team All Conference honors with Heleny Terry garnishing a spot on the All Freshman Team. In 2010-2011, the Buccaneers added to that impressive resume as Katie Tull took home Big South’s Player of the Year award along with being named 1st team All-Conference adding to her 2nd team All-Conference accolades earlier in her career. Kelsey Wasmer for the 2nd time in her career, took home 2nd team All-Conference and AllAcademic accolades. Coach Goodenough encourages her players to display good sportsmanship and a hard work ethic. Her teams have gained respect from opposing coaches in the conference as they have been awarded the coach-voted “Sportsmanship Award” for the 1st two sea-

sons under Goodenough. Coaching Career Prior to CSU: Goodenough posted a three-year stint at Oklahoma State University as the head women’s basketball coach. Goodenough also spent nine years as the head women’s basketball coach and four years as the Senior Women’s Administrator at HardinSimmons University prior to her stint at OSU. HSU, like CSU, is a Southern Baptist University. She was inducted into the HSU Athletics Hall of Fame in fall 2008. Goodenough also coached at University of Texas at Arlington and Lubbock Christian University prior to becoming head coach at HardinSimmons University in 1993. The FCA Big Country All-Star Game Most Valuable Player award garnishes Goodenough’s name. This game is played annually in Abilene, Texas. For her service, basketball excellence and humanitarianism Goodenough was blessed with this honor. While at Hardin-Simmons, Goodenough coached three All-Americans, 34 All-Conference selections and 46 Academic All-Conference selections. She left the program as the winningest coach in school history, reaching 150 career wins in less than 200 career games. HardinSimmons captured seven conference championships and made six consecutive postseason appearances under Goodenough, who posted a 188-54 record in her nine seasons. At Oklahoma State, Goodenough recruited and coached the Big 12 Newcomer of the Year (Nina Stone, currently a college coach, after a brief stint playing professionally in Puerto Rico), and posted the 19th best recruiting class in the country in her first full season. Five of the top 10 largest home crowds in school history occurred during Goodenough’s tenure, including the largest crowd to ever watch a home women’s basketball contest. Playing Career: Goodenough was a two-year captain and All-Conference selection at Western Texas College before transferring to the University of Texas at Arlington. At UTA, Goodenough was a two-year captain, an All-Conference selection and ranks 13th all-time in scoring for UT Arlington. Personal: Goodenough serves on the WBCA State Farm AllAmerican Committee along with the CollegeInsider.com Women’s Mid-Major Top 25 Committee. Goodenough graduated with a BA in Exercise Science from UT Arlington (’91), and her M.Ed. from Texas Tech (’93)… married to Rob Goodenough, current principal at River Oaks Middle School, two daughters, Bailey (15) and Macy (13)....Resides in Summerville, S.C.

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HEAD COACH Meet Coach Goodenough -What is your favorite part about coaching? Having the opportunity to positively impact my players and staff. Also hopefully inspiring them to reach their athletic and academic goals while assisting them in spiritual growth along the way.

-What are your best coaching characteristics? My relentless work ethic, energetic, enthusiastic, motivational, positive, loving and intense -What coach(s) do you draw inspiration from? Dad, Conrad Roewe, Marsha Sharp, and Jerry Isler -What makes you excited about a new season? The unknown, with a new team and every year you do have a new team. I love the building process of growing as a team along with the new adventures and expectations you inherit with a new team. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s always exciting to see the players take on new roles and how we all adapt to those roles. -What other sports do you take pleasure in playing other than basketball? The Insanity workout program, Kayaking, running and frog gigging. -Who was your biggest influence as a child? And why? I feel like most people that MY parents are the best in the world!! They continue to be very encouraging and supportive in my life. They pushed me to strive to be the best and instilled in me the value of integrity, hard work and the value of being a good teammate in all situations. -While recruiting, what do you look for in a potential student-athlete? A hard-nosed player with a good work ethic, someone who can be a good teammate, has alot of energy along with being a vocal leader. Someone who is coachable and has the physical attributes to help our program succeed. -What three words describe you? Loves the Lord, Coach, Mom -What is your pregame ritual? I usually drink a Diet Coke in the locker room while I pray over our players and I go over the game plan we have for that game. -Knowing that college coaching is year- round, what do you do in your vacation time? I love going to the beach and hanging out with my children(Bailey and Macy) and my husband, Rob. I also try to catch up on household things such as laundry and I love watching movies. -If you had to pick a profession other than coaching what would it be? Navy Seal

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ASSISTANT COACHES Jarod Newland Second Season

Meet Coach Newland

-What is your favorite part about coaching? Teaching life lessons through the game I love. -What are your best coaching characteristics? My passion for the game, the intenstiy I bring, knowledge of the game and my ability to understand the game. -What coach(s) do you draw inspiration from? Marsha Sharp. -What makes you excited about a new season? The new faces we have on our team and the new opponents we have in our conference. I am excited to see how it all comes together. -What other sports do you take pleasure in playing other than basketball? Volleyball as well as Tennis. -Who was your biggest influence as a child? And why? My Mother. She has been through so much in her life and it would have been easy for her to quit, but she stared adversity in the face and stood strong to overcome it. She is a very strong person who has a passion for life and she loves people. -While recruiting, what do you look for in a potential student-athlete? Do they have leadership qualities, hard work ethic, a good attitude (on and off the court), good character as a person, and if they do the little things that can make you successful. -What three words describe you? Christian, Outgoing and Loving -What is you pregame ritual? I drink a Diet Coke while playing the game in my head before anything happens. We always win in my head and it gives me confidence while I am coaching during the game. -Knowing that college coaching is year- round, what do you do in your vacation time? I try to travel to other countries or visit with family and friends.

For CSU: In his second year at CSU, Newland serves as the head of recruiting for the Buccaneers and specifically works with the post players. He also is responsible for overseeing community service, scouting opposition and lastly assists with marketing and promotions... One of Newland’s products, Lakeitha Alston in 2010/2011 avg. 11.6 pts per game, while collecting 5.7 rebounds on the blocks for CSU. Coaching Career prior to CSU: Newland comes to Charleston Southern after a four year stint at the University of Missouri, where he was a graduate assistant coach then a full time assistant. During his tenure at Missouri, Newland was responsible for post-player development, strength and conditioning, recruiting and marketing. Also at Missouri, Newland oversaw the male practice squad and led scouting and scouting reports for the Tigers. As an undergraduate, Newland was a student assistant at Texas Tech University. At Tech, Newland learned the ins and outs of coaching before pursuing his masters degree. Personal:Ne w l a n d graduated with a BS in Exercise and Sports Science from Texas Tech(’06), and received his MED. in health and education promotion from the University of Missouri(’08)…married to wife Jessica…Resides in Summerville, S.C.

-If you had a profession other than coaching what would it be? A food critic or host my own travel TV show.

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ASSISTANT COACHES Erika Lambert First Season

Meet Coach Lambert -What is your favorite part about coaching? The ability to impact young women’s lives. -What are your best coaching characteristics? Being able to relate to players. -What coach(s) do you draw inspiration from? Pat Bassett:coach of South Jefferson High School(Adams, N.Y.) and Coach K at Duke -What makes you excited about a new season? It’s always a fresh start and everyone comes in brand new. -What other sports do you take pleasure in playing other than basketball? Tennis. -Who was your biggest influence as a child? And why? My Mother and my Grandmother. They have made so many sacrifices for me and our families. They both are extremely strong women. -While recruiting, what do you look for in a potential student-athlete? I look for a player who has skill but also someone who is tough and shows a lot of passion. Being tough and having tremendous passion for the game sometimes can outweigh skill. -What three words describe you? Christian, Driven and Quiet -What is your pregame ritual? I look for a combination of skill, toughness and passion. -Knowing that college coaching is year -round, what do you do in your vacation time? I review our game plan and pray. And I always brush my teeth.

For CSU: Erika Lambert joins the Buccaneers for the 2011-12 season, coming from the College of Charleston. Lambert will be responsible for team travel and academics. She will also assist with shooting guard development, recruiting and scouting opposition. Coaching Career prior to CSU: Served three seasons as the Director of Basketball Operations at her Alma Mater, College of Charleston under Nancy Wilson. Lambert played and served on Wilson’s coaching staff, who in the 2009/2010 season went to the 3rd round of the WBI postseason tournament. Playing Career: Lambert played in 100 games with 74 starts for the Cougars. Record 164 blocks which ranks 2nd all-time for College of Charleston and added 290 fgs made ranks 10th all-time. Lambert scored over 700 points and over 400 rebounds for the Cougars and was selected team captain her junior and senior campaigns. Her senior career saw Lambert rank 52nd in the nation in blocked shots (1.8 per game). She reached a career high against Kennesaw State in 2007 when she shot 13 for 16 from the field and had 26 points that game. Personal: Lambert graduated with a BA in Historic Preservation and Community Planning and Communication from the College of Charleston (’08)…married to Paul Lambert, daughter Ava(6 months old)…Resides in James Island, S.C.

-If you had a profession other than coaching what would it be? I’d love to try my hand as an Interior Designer

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ASSISTANT COACHES Sloan Calvert Third Season

Meet Coach Calvert -What is your favorite part about coaching? The relationships you build with the girls on the team and competing. -What are you best coaching characteristics? My intensity and my attention to details. -What coach(s) do you draw inspiration from? Julie Goodenough and Clemson football Head Coach Dabo Swinney -What makes you excited about a new season? The fact that everyone comes in with a new slate. You start over fresh and start from 0. It is like having new life. It feels refreshing. -What other sports do you take pleasure in playing, other than basketball? Slowpitch Softball. I could go pro. -Who was your biggest influence as child? And why? My mother and my father. We are really tight and I respect them more than anyone else. They are the reason I am the man I am today. -While recruiting, what do you look for in a potential student-athlete? Talent, Leadership characteristics and definitely the character of the individual. -What three words best describe you? Christian, Passionate and Loyal -What is your pregame ritual? Normally I go for a good work-out, then sit down for a nice meal and finally some quiet time spent in prayer. -Knowing that college coaching is year -round, what do you do in your vacation time? Usually I’ll spend most of my time at the beach relaxing. -If you had to pick a profession other than coaching what would it be? I would try my hand at something in the field of strength and conditioning, possibly the field of nutrition or physical therapy.

For CSU: Coach Calvert in is his third season as an assistant with Charleston Southern Women’s Basketball. Calvert’s areas of expertise include point guard skill development, recruiting, scout team coordinator and scouting opposition along with video exchange with opposition. Coach Goodenough on Calvert: “Coach Calvert adds much diversity to our staff, bringing another male’s perspective to our program. From his work experience at Clemson with Coach Christi McKinney and her staff, he learned to demand from his players the value of a hard strong work ethic and intensity while on the court. Off the court, his expertise with computers and visual services is a tremendous aid for scouting and video exchange purposes.” Coaching Career prior to CSU: Calvert joined the Buccaneer staff after serving a three year stint with the Clemson Women’s Basketball program. For two years Calvert served as a graduate assistant with his first year serving as a scout team member for the Tigers. He oversaw the work of the team’s student managerial services along with aiding in game film exchange and video editing. Personal: Calvert graduated with a BS in Genetics from Clemson (’07), and received his MHRD from Clemson (’09)…has a dog named Dax…Resides in Hanahan, S.C.

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ADMINISTRATION Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr., President

Named president of Charleston Southern University in 1984, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. is also a professor of management and education. His teaching and professional interests include educational leadership, institutional assessment, higher education finance, organizational change, and student personnel services. Dr. Hunter is a frequent keynote speaker and seminar leader on topics related to higher education, and he continues to teach in the MBA program in CSU’s School of Business. This fall marks Dr. Hunter’s 26th year as president of the university, and the 46th anniversary of CSU’s founding. During his tenure at CSU, enrollment has increased from 1,600 students to more than 3,000. Academic programs have expanded to include graduate degrees in education, business administration, criminal justice and nursing. The university now offers 38 undergraduate and four graduate programs. Church ministry-related degrees have also grown to include youth ministry and church music. A sports medicine/athletic training program has also been added under Hunter’s administration, providing students with academic and clinical preparation for certification by the National Athletic Trainers Association. Beginning in 2007-08, the Hunter Cup is given annually to the top athlete who also stands out academically and spiritually.

Dr. Rick Brewer, Vice President For Planning and Student Affairs and Athletics

Dr. Rick Brewer is a seasoned Christian leader with the vision and leadership skills essential for serving effectively in the 21st century Christian higher education community. Throughout Brewer’s 23-year tenure at CSU, he has played a vital role in shaping the university’s vision for a Christian campus environment and spearheading and executing countless initiatives that underscore what Christian universities are about. He has consistently and enthusiastically taken on positions of increasing responsibility and has brought to each his unique blend of commitment, administrative skills, and Christ-centered focus. Brewer is highly respected as an effective higher education administrator who has the ability to effect change while maintaining support and trust. Indeed, Brewer is a student-centered strategic thinker and transformational change-agent. Brewer holds BS and MBA degrees from CSU and a PhD in higher educational leadership from the University of South Carolina. In his role as vice president for student affairs and planning and athletics, Brewer provides leadership for CSU’s student life, Christian ministries, denominational relations and athletics. His family has a solid commitment to Christian higher education - Dr. Brewer’s wife, Cathy, and two sons Jason and Jonathan, are also alums of CSU. The Brewers are members of Summerville Baptist Church in Summerville, S.C., where he previously served as a deacon.

Hank Small, Director of Athletics

Henry “Hank” Small is in his 10th full year as CSU’s athletic director. Small took over the position of head of CSU athletics following the tenure of interim athletic director Rick Brewer, who served as both athletics director and the dean of students. Small came to CSU in summer 2001 following a four-year stint as assistant football coach at Wake Forest University. Small has more than 30 years of experience in NCAA Division I athletics, including stints at Rutgers, Florida State, Lehigh, Princeton, and Brown. Small also spent one year in the personnel office of the New England Patriots. As the offensive coordinator at Wake Forest, Small guided the Demon Deacons offense to record-setting heights as a number of school records fell during his tenure. In his most recent head coaching experience, Small was able to guide Lehigh to a 47-40-1 record and led them to become one of the most productive offenses in the nation.

Small is a 1969 graduate of Gettysburg College and has a master of science degree from Rutgers University. Small and his wife, Pamela, currently reside in Goose Creek. Daughter Lacy and middle son Jonathan both graduated from CSU.

Athletic Department Directory (All numbers are 843-863-XXXX)

Jay Mills Football Head Coach........................................7119 Thielen Smith Football Asst. Coach/Def. Coord..................7036 Patrick Nix Football Asst. Coach/Receivers ...................7121 Chuck Kelly Football Asst. Coach/Off. Line......................7110 Gabe Giardina Football Asst. Coach/Running backs..........7126 RaShan Frost Football Asst. Coach/Def. Line......................7109 Marcus Woodson Football Asst. Coach/Secondary .................7490 Stuart Lake Baseball Head Coach........................................7591 Barclay Radebaugh Men’s Basketball Head Coach.......................7690 Julie Goodenough Women’s Basketball Head Coach................7684

Mike Wilson Men’s Golf Coach ..............................................7556 Kory Thompson Women’s Golf Coach .......................................7556 Eric Terrill Women’s Soccer Head Coach ......................7931 Shane Winkler Softball Head Coach ........................................7686 Mike Baker Women’s Tennis Head Coach ......................7145 Tim Langford Men’s Track & Field Head Coach..................7174 Tosha Ansley Women’s Track & Field Head Coach ..........7111 Danyel Bellush Volleyball Head Coach ...................................7680 Dr. Rick Brewer V.P. for Student Affairs/Athletics ................7503

Hank Small Athletics Director...............................................7080 Cathryn Broderhausen Associate A.D. - External Affairs....................7523 James Bradley Assistant A.D. - Operations............................7677 Brad Drake Assistant A.D. - Medical Services..................7681 Mike Hammond Assistant A.D. - Compliance...........................7078 Assistant A.D. - Media......................................7687 Rachelle Bouronich Business Manager.............................................7670 Paula Palmer Administrative Assistant.................................7678 Christie Faircloth-Dixon Senior Women’s Administrator....................7629

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ATHLETIC TRAINING/MEDIA RELATIONS

BRAD DRAKE - HEAD TRAINER Brad Drake joined the CSU athletic training staff in 2007 and was promoted to head athletic trainer in July, 2010. He is responsible for the healthcare needs of the football team and oversees the care of all other sports at Charleston Southern. Brad is originally from Greenville, S.C., and is a 1996 graduate of Presbyterian College. In 1998 he earned a master of arts degree in health and Exercise Science from Furman University. After receiving his master’s, Brad completed a summer internship with the Carolina Panthers. Most recently, Brad was the head athletic trainer at James F. Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C. Brad also provided athletic training coverage for the North team during the 2006 North/South All Star Football game in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Brad is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association. He serves as the Chair of the Program Committee for the SCATA Annual Symposium and also serves on the CSU Safety Committee. Married in May, 2010, to the former Catherine Cheek, in his free time Brad enjoys playing golf, watching movies and visiting with friends and family.

TUESDAY PATTERSON - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Tuesday Patterson, a former graduate student at CSU, joined the staff in 2009 as an assistant athletic trainer. She works in conjunction with Trident Health Systems through Trident Sports Medicine. Her primary sport responsibilities include medical coverage of the CSU volleyball and women’s basketball teams. Tuesday comes to CSU from Sunset, South Carolina. She completed her bachelor of science degree in athletic training at Erskine College and her masters degree in business administration at Charleston Southern. She holds memberships in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the MidAtlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association and South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association.

Thomas Morrow - SPORTS MEDIA CONTACT Named as a Sports Information Contactn for the 2011-2012 year, Thomas Morrow will serve as the main media contact for Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Women’s as well as serving as a secondary contact for Baseball. Morrow graduated from UNC-Pembroke in May of 2010 with a bachelor of arts in History with a minor in Criminal Justice. Morrow played collegiate soccer at Appalachian State University before transferring to UNC-Pembroke to finish his career. He spent time working in the sports information office during his time at UNC-Pembroke, working with a wide variety of sports. He currently resides in the North Charleston area.

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BUCCANEER ROSTER Numerical No.

Player

0 3 4 5 12 14 21 22 23 24 25 30 33 44

Kiki Rutledge Erin Bratcher Rachelle Coward Shay Jones Helen Terry Charmaine Dinkins Kirklin Kirkpatrick Haley Pilcher Shambreka Jones Lakeitha Alston Shannon Sanders Abby Wharton Anicia Dotson Whitney Collins

Position

Height

G G F G G G G F F F G C F C

5-5 5-9 6-0 5-6 5-5 5-7 5-11 5-8 6-1 6-0 5-8 6-2 5-11 6-2

Year R-Jr. So. R-Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr.

Hometown / High School / Previous School Greenville, S.C./JL Mann HS Raleigh, N.C./Ravenscroft HS Nova Scotia, Canada/UNC Charlotte Kernersville, N.C./Mt. Tabor HS Greensboro, N.C./Dudley HS Orange Park, FL/Potter’s House Christian Academy Clyde, N.C./Tuscola HS Frisco, Texas/Liberty HS Mesquite, Texas/Poteet HS Myrtle Beach, S.C./Carolina Forrest HS Longview,Texas/Spring Hill HS Nashville, Tenn./Franklin Road Academy Central, S.C./Daniel HS Gastonia, N.C./Ashbrook HS

Alphabetical No.

Player

24 3 44 4 14 33 23 5 21 22 0 25 12 30

Lakeitha Alston Erin Bratcher Whitney Collins Rachelle Coward Charmaine Dinkins Anicia Dotson Shambreka Jones Shay Jones Kirklin Kirkpatrick Haley Pilcher Kiki Rutledge Shannon Sanders Helen Terry Abby Wharton

Position

Height

F G C F G F F G G F G G G C

6-0 5-9 6-2 6-0 5-7 5-11 6-1 5-6 5-11 5-8 5-5 5-8 5-5 6-2

Year Jr. So. Fr. R-Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. R-Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr.

Hometown / High School / Previous School Myrtle Beach, S.C./Carolina Forrest HS Raleigh, N.C./Ravenscroft HS Gastonia, N.C./Ashbrook HS Nova Scotia, Canada/UNC Charlotte Orange Park, Fla/Potter’s House Christian Academy Central, S.C./Daniel HS Mesquite, Texas/Poteet HS Kernersville, N.C./Mt. Tabor HS Clyde, N.C./Tuscola HS Frisco, Texas/Liberty HS Greenville, S.C./JL Mann HS Longview,Texas/Spring Hill HS Greensboro, N.C./Dudley HS Nashville, Tenn./Franklin Road Academy

Buccaneer Coaches

Head Coach: Julie Goodenough, middle left (Texas-Arlington, ’91) Assistant Coach: Jarod Newland, far left (Texas Tech, ’06) Assistant Coach: Erika Lambert, middle right (College of Charleston, ’08) Assistant Coach: Sloan Calvert, far right (Clemson, ’07)

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Lakeitha Alston 6-0 Jr. Forward

Myrtle Beach, S.C. Carolina Forrest HS

Off Court With Lakeitha -Why did you choose CSU? The girls I play basketball with but firstly my sisters were also attending CSU. -What is your favorite part about the CSU coaching staff?

2010-11 (So.): Was the Bucs most dependable post scorer averaging 11.6 points per game and was second on the team with 5.7 rebounds per game… Had a career high 27 points in the Bucs’ first contest… One of only three Bucs to start in all 30 games… Had 16 games scoring in double figures… Had three double-doubles on the season…Ranked 13th in the Big South Conference in both scoring and rebounding. 2009-10 (Fr.): Alston played in all 31 games and made eight start throughout the season...scored 5.3 points per game and averaged 3.7 rebounds per game...shot 38 percent from the field and knocked down eight three-pointers...scored a season-high 14 points against Mercer College (11/21/09) and hit double figures in five different games...grabbed seven rebounds four times and pulled down a season-high 10 against UTSA (11/20/09). High School: Lakeitha averaged 23 points, 13 rebounds and three assists in high school...was an all-region player all four years and was named to the all-state team twice...lettered three times...played in the North Carolina-South Carolina AllStar Game...also participated in volleyball and track and field.

They all have a sense of humor. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Soccer or gymnastics. -What is your favorite TV Show? And why? It’s a toss up between Phineas and Ferb and Auction Hunters. I love both shows. -If you could meet someone famous who would you pick? Rapper Aubrey “Drake” Graham -What is your favorite food? song? book? movie? I can eat lasagna for days, Cassie’s first hit song “Me and You”, The Shack is my personal favorite to read, and lastly I’d have to say either Anaconda or Butterfly effect because both are great movies. -What is one thing you cannot live without? Plain and simple MUSIC. I love music. -On game days what is your ritual?

Personal

I shower two hours and 22 minutes before treatment and then I take a nap. -Favorite Athlete?

Born Jan. 23, 1991 Daughter of Reggie and Dee Dee Alston Majoring in Kinesiology father played football for the University of Utah and three uncles played football for Clemson University.

Abby Waner. -Favorie quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Knock knock. Who’s there? A little old lady. A little old lady who? I didn’t know you could yoodle!”-Coach Goodenough

Career Stats Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA 2010-11 30 30 823 27.4 141 293 2009-10 31 8 572 18.5 57 151 TOTAL 61 38 1395 22.95 198 444

Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg .481 11 40 .275 55 96 .573 74 96 170 5.7 109 5 38 73 11 22 348 11.6 .377 8 28 .286 41 63 .651 29 85 114 3.7 64 0 18 51 3 21 163 5.3 .618 19 68 .281 96 159 .612 103 181 284 4.7 173 5 56 124 14 43 511 8.45

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Helen Terry

5-5 Jr. Guard Greensboro, N.C. Dudley HS Off Court With Helen -Why did you choose CSU? Because of the atmosphere here, the beautiful surroundings of Charleston, the coaching staff we have here and most importantly my teammates who made me feel welcome.

2010-11 (So.): Averaged 6.3 points per and led the team in assists with 3.0 per game… against Voorhees she had 12 straight points for the Bucs in 1:14 of gametime elapsed… made five three pointers in the Bucs’ record breaking win over UNC Asheville, tying a career high of 23 points… Had her first career double-double against Sam Houston State. 2009-10 (Fr.): Terry was named to the Big South All-Freshman Team after a rookie campaign that saw her finish third on the team in scoring and first in assists...she was second amongst conference freshmen with 8.2 points per game and her 2.7 assists per game led all Big South rookies and was sixth overall... the speedy point guard also grabbed 3.3 rebounds per game and led the Bucs with 53 steals...played in all 31 games and made a CSU freshman-high 19 starts...scored in double figures 12 times, including a career-high 18 against UNC Asheville (1/4/10) and 16 against Liberty (2/22/10)...Terry recorded nine points, six rebounds, six steals and four assists against North Carolina (11/29/09)...was named rookie of the week Dec. 22. High School: Averaged 18 points, 5.6 steals, 3.0 rebounds and 7.0 assists per game...three-time team MVP and Triad Player of the Year...three-time all-area team and two-time all-state... was the MVP of the state championship game after leading her team to the 2009 AAA state title...also selected as a North Carolina All-Star and selected to play in the East West All-Star Game 2009...also ran track.

-What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are great to be around and all are funny. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Cheerleading or Track. -What is your favorite TV show? And why? Criminal Minds. That show is very interesting. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Michael Jordan hands down. -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Crab legs and hot wings, Boo Thang by Kelly Rowland and Verse Simmonds. Love and Basketball -What is one thing you cannot live without? My phone. -On game days, what is your ritual? I always listen to music before every game. It gets me in the zone.

Personal

-Favorite athlete? Derrick Rose

Born Dec. 9, 1990 Born in Greensboro, N.C. Daughter of Robin and Jeff Terry. Majoring in physical education

-Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “It’s not about easy, its about tough”

Career Stats Year GP GS Min 2010-11 30 13 646 2009-10 31 19 777 TOTAL 61 32 1423

Avg FG FGA 21.5 70 233 25.1 82 282 23.3 152 515

Pct FG FGA .300 31 121 .291 36 153 .295 67 274

Pct FT FTA .256 19 40 .235 54 76 .235 73 116

Pct Off Def Tot .475 21 61 82 .711 21 80 101 .593 42 141 183

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk 2.7 62 0 92 96 2 3.3 73 0 85 98 2 3 135 0 177 194 4

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Stl Pts 64 190 53 254 117 444

Avg 6.3 8.2 7.25

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Shay Jones 5-6 Jr. Guard

Kernersville, N.C. Mt. Tabor

Off Court With Shay -Why did you choose CSU? God blessed me with a scholarship to play here so I am here by the grace of God.

2010-11 (So.): Served as one of the Bucs’ best on-ball defenders off the bench this season… Averaged 2.7 points per game and 1.8 rebounds… Best game of the season came at Radford as she was the catalyst in a late rally that fell just short for CSU, she had 11 points and six rebounds. 2009-10 (Fr.): Jones played in all but one game and made seven starts throughout the year...averaged 3.9 points per game and pulled down 2.8 rebounds a game...had a season-high 13 points against Coastal Carolina (1/9/10), including a 7-for-7 effort from the free-throw line...shot 78 percent from the line, and went 10-for-11 from the charity stripe against UNC Asheville (2/6/10)...recorded double figures four times and dished out a season-high seven assists against Mercer (11/21/09). High School: Jones averaged 18 points, 4.1 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 4.8 steals per game...she also shot 44 percent from behind the arc and was named the Central Piedmont 4A Player of the Year... she was a three-time all-conference selection and the conference player of the year...the Winston Salem Journal named Jones to its All-Northwest team twice, while Triad Sporting News made her an all-district selection...made A and B Honor Roll all four years.

-What is your favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are crazy in all sense of the term. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Soccer. -What is your favorite TV show? And why? I do not really have a certain one because I am not a big TV watcher. -If you could meet someone famous who would you pick? If he was still alive Ghandi. -What is your favorite food?song?book?movie? I really like spaghetti, Thuggish Ruggish Bone by Bone thugs n harmony, and the Goofy movie is a classic. -What is one thing you cannot live without? Milk and cookies. I mean really who can live without milk and cookies.

Personal Born Mar. 21, 1991 Born in Carthage, N.Y. Daughter of Paul and Tujuana Jones Majoring in criminal justice/psychology.

-On game days what is your ritual? I like to chill and get into my zone but mostly I listen to music to get my mind right. -Favorite Athlete? Kobe Bryant -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff?scripture or bible story? “Not about easy, it’s about tough”

Career Stats Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA 2010-11 23 3 224 9.7 19 58 2009-10 30 7 420 14.0 27 92 TOTAL 53 10 644 11.85 46 150

Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg .328 8 25 .320 17 23 .739 15 27 42 1.8 27 0 20 23 1 16 63 2.7 .293 8 48 .167 54 69 .783 16 67 83 2.8 54 0 38 55 4 27 116 3.9 .311 16 73 .243 71 92 .761 31 94 125 2.3 81 0 58 78 5 43 179 3.3

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Kiki Rutledge 5-5 R-Jr. Guard Greenville, S.C. JL Mann HS

Off Court With Kiki -Why did you choose CSU? I loved the Charleston area. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff?

2010-11 (R-So.) : Served as team captain… Had a nice season rebounding from season ending injury… Played in all 30 contests for CSU with 16 starts… Averaged 4.8 ppg, 3.2 rebounds per game and 2.1 Assists per game… Scored a season high 16 points in a win against crosstown rival College of Charleston… Scored in double figures three times this season. 2009-10 (So.): Rutledge served as a captain and sat out the season with an injury. 2008-09 (Fr.): Rutledge burst onto the scene in her first season wearing the blue and gold, leading CSU in assists (4.5 apg), and finishing third in minutes played (26.0 mpg), rebounding (3.8 rpg) and steals (47)...one of five Bucs to play in all 30 games, and earned 17 starts along the way...averaged 5.4 ppg with a season high 16 against Presbyterian College 3/3/09...tallied first collegiate doubledouble against Savannah State (1/13/09) with 11 rebounds and 12 points...finished third in the Big South with 135 assists, and her 47 steals were eighth-best in the conference...named Big South Freshman of the Week on two occasions and was a member of the AllConference Freshman Team. High School: Averaged 14.6 points, 6.3 assists, 3.0 steals and 5.0 rebounds per game...named one of the top 5 players in South Carolina two times...named MVP in 2007 and ’08...named member of the all-state team in 2007 and ’08...member of the all-region team three times...member of the 3A State Champion team...named the 3A State Champion MVP in 2007.

Min 585 781 1366

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? Law & Order SVU. I love shows about criminal investigations -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? I would love love love to meet Chris Brown. -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Crab legs for sure, Dribble and shoot it by Da Lady Bucs, and Titanic(movie). -What is one thing you cannot live without? My one and only ipod.

-Favorite athlete? Derrick Rose -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Whoop Whoop Go Bucs!!”

Career Stats GS 16 17 33

Softball

The standard eat, take a nap, and listen to music.

Born Oct. 13, 1990 Born in Dunkirk, N.Y. Daughter of Lorraine Warren Major is undecided

GP 30 30 60

-If you could play any other sport in college what would it be?

-On game days, what is your ritual?

Personal

Year 2010-11 2008-09 TOTAL

They are all funny and have a good sense of humor.

Avg FG FGA 19.5 48 140 26.0 65 184 22.75 113 324

Pct FG FGA .343 8 26 .353 1 8 .348 9 34

Pct FT FTA .308 39 55 .125 30 48 .217 69 103

Pct Off Def Tot .709 50 47 97 .625 53 62 115 .667 103 109 212

Avg PF FO 3.2 45 0 3.8 59 1 3.5 104 1

Ast TO Blk 63 54 1 135 94 3 169 148 4

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Stl 33 47 80

Pts 143 161 304

Avg 4.8 5.4 5.1

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Rachelle Coward 6-0 R-Jr. Forward Nova Scotia, Canada. UNC Charlotte

Off Court With Rachelle -Why did you choose CSU? I loved the coaching staff and also I really liked how the campus was close to the beach.

2010-11 (R-So): Took Red shirt season after transferring from UNC Charlotte.

-What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are down to earth and very family oriented.

2008-09(Fr. at UNC-Charlotte): Recorded first career double figure game with 10 points while playing 18 minutes against Charleston Southern...Scored her first career three pointer at Hampton simultaneously being her first career points and field goal...Saw action in 18 games for the 49ers.

-If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? I would play softball which was my second sport growing up.

High School: Invitee to Canadian Junior Women’s National Team... Named 1 of the Top 100 Players in the United States by Slam Magazine... Played her Sr. yeat at Oak Hill Academy...Scored 441 points(avg.14.5 ppg)...Shot 49 % from the field and 54% from behind the 3 point line... Team Offensive MVP...NACA National Runner-up and All Tournament Team...3rd place finish in the Canadian National Tournament with the U-17 Nova Scotia team...Named one of the top five players on the Canada All-Star Team...Before attending Oak Hill she starred at Kent School in Kent, Conneticut...Named Founder’s League All Conference Team.

Personal Born on June 2, 1990 Born in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada Psychology major Daughter of Curtis Coward and Denise Bowes

Career Stats

-What is your favorite tv show? And why? Law & Order SVU. The stories on this show are very interesting. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Michael Jordan. -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Donair(its a variation of doner kebabs from Nova Scotia). I believe I can fly by R.Kelly and The Sixth Man. -What is one thing you cannot live without? Food. -On game days, what is your ritual? Take a shower and do my hair, relax, kick back and listen to music. -Favorite athlete? Ray Allen -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Go Bucs!!”

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Anicia Dotson 5-11 So. Forward Central, S.C. Daniel HS

Off Court With Anicia -Why did you choose CSU? It was a good fit for me along with that I had a friendship level connection with my teammates. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? All the jokes we have. 2010-11 (Fr.): Appeared in 21 games for CSU and made five starts… Averaged 3.4 points per game and 2.4 rebounds per game… Was an athletic post presence off of the bench for the Bucs… Scored in double figures twice on the season, scoring 10 and pulling down eight boards in a win at Mercer and 11 points against cross-town rival College of Charleston.

High School: Scored 1,000 points Junior year..Avg.19 points, 2.7 assits, 2.3 steals. and 6.2 rebounds..Two time Western AAA Player of the Year...Anderson Independent Player of the Year...Three time All State selection..Three time Offensive Player of the Year..Varsity captain...Volleyball State Champion(2010)...Track: All Region 100 and 400 meter hurdles..Three time All State and All Region.

-If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Volleyball -What is your favorite TV show? And why? Golden Girls. They are HILARIOUS. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? I would like to meet Chris Brown. -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Any seafood, Covergirl by Brooke Valentine, and Blue Crush. -What is one thing you cannot live without? My cell phone. -On game days, what is your ritual? Listen to Set It Off. -Favorite athlete? Rajon Rondo

Personal

Born Sept. 26, 1991 Born in Greenwood, S.C. Undecided major Daughter of Alicia Wideman and Anthony Dotson

-Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “We got better today ladies!!”-Coach Calvert

Career Stats Year GP 2010-11 21 TOTAL 21

GS Min Avg FG FGA 5 227 10.8 29 64 5 227 10.8 29 64

Pct FG FGA .453 2 7 .453 2 7

Pct FT FTA .286 12 26 .286 12 26

Pct Off Def Tot .462 25 25 50 .462 25 25 50

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk 2.4 32 0 9 15 3 2.4 32 0 9 15 3

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Stl Pts 13 72 13 72

Avg 3.4 3.4

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Erin Bratcher 5-9 So. Guard Raleigh, Ravenscroft HS

Off Court With Erin -Why did you choose CSU? I really like the team, the coaches and the atmosphere here.

2010-11 (Fr.): Played in 27 games in her first season for CSU… Averaged 7.3 minutes per game and averaged 1.7 points per game… Had her best game against GardnerWebb in which she scored a season high eight points including two triples, she also had two assists.

High School: Four time All Conference...Two time Conference Player of the Year... Two time All State...Two Time Conference MVP...McDonalds All-American Nominee... Scored over 1,500 points and garnered pver 500 rebounds...Career High 33 points... Three time All Conference, All State and Confernce Player of the Year in softball.

-What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? I like and appreciate how they all have the same goals. What’s best for the team is always most important to them. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Softball -What is your favorite TV show? And why? Modern Family. That show is always funny. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? I would like to meet Amy Poehler. -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? My mother’s spaghetti, Fly by Sugar Ray, and Pursuit of Happiness with Will Smith. -What is one thing you cannot live without? Nail clippers. -On game days, what is your ritual? Home games I like to get in the gym by myself sometime after we have shoot around for a few minutes. I always like to take 5 minutes to read some scripture before we get going.

Personal Born August 24, 1992 Born in Raleigh, N.C. Kinesiology major

Daughter of Dave and Lori Bratcher Brother(Kevin) plays baseball at Denison University and Sister(Ashley) played rugby at UNC Chapel Hill

Career Stats Year GP 2010-11 27 TOTAL 27

GS Min Avg FG FGA 0 198 7.3 13 57 0 198 7.3 13 57

Pct FG FGA .228 7 37 .228 7 37

Pct FT FTA .189 12 17 .189 12 17

-Favorite athlete? Carli Lloyd -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Don’t worry about dying, you’ll pass out before you die.” Pct Off Def Tot .706 10 11 21 .706 10 11 21

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk .8 12 0 8 12 2 .8 12 0 8 12 2

Stl Pts 12 45 12 45

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Avg 1.7 1.7

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Kirklin Kirkpatrick 5-11 So. Guard

Waynesville, N.C. Tuscola HS

Off Court With Kirklin -Why did you choose CSU? The awesome coaching staff and the family and Christian atmosphere. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They always want what’s best for you and the team. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? I would like to run Cross Country. 2010-11 (Fr.): Averaged 5.5 minutes per game for CSU… Scored a season high six points and pulled down a season high five rebounds in her Charleston Southern debut.

High School: Scored over 1,000 points in career. Third person in Tuscola HS History to score over a 1,000 points...Varsity Letter winner all four years... served as captain as junior and senior. MVP-Junior and senior years... All district junior and senior...All WNC-Senior year...All Conference 3 years... County player of the year... played in the Blue white game senior year...Avg.16 points,8 rebounds, 6 steals, and 2 assists...All Conference in Track, Cross Country, and Volleyball.

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? How I met your mother. It’s hilarious. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Ryan Reynolds -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Japanese, Dribble and Shoot it by CSU Women’s Basketball Team, The Tale of Desperaux(book), Pride and Prejudice. -What is one thing you cannot live without? My family. -On game days, what is your ritual? Take a shower, listen to Erin’s playlist to get myself pumped up then head over to the BucDome to kick some tail!!

Personal Born Jan. 11, 1992. Born in Mooresville, N.C. Major Biology Daughter of Daughter of Kirk and Wanda Kirkpatrick Father played baseball at Catawba College, Mother played basketball at Western Carolina.

-Favorite athlete? Tim Tebow -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “You’ll pass out before you die!!”-Coach Goodenough

Career Stats

Year GP 2010-11 23 TOTAL 23

GS Min Avg FG FGA 0 127 5.5 3 19 0 127 5.5 3 19

Pct FG FGA .158 2 14 .158 2 14

Pct FT FTA .143 0 0 .143 0 0

Pct Off Def Tot .000 7 13 20 .000 7 13 20

Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk .9 7 0 3 10 1 .9 7 0 3 10 1

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Stl Pts 2 8 2 8

Avg .3 .3

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Charmaine Dinkins 5-7 Fr. Guard

Orange Park, Fla. Potter’s House C.A. High School: Avg. 12 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists also 76% freethrow shooter…Selected 2007 Scholar Athlete and All- Conference Honorable Mention,2008 Scholar Athlete, 2009/ Scholar Athlete, Team MVP and All-Conference Honorable Mention, and 2010 Scholar Athlete Personal:Daughter of Chris and Lawonica Dinkins…Favorite movie: Love and Basketball…Favorite Athlete: Diana Taurasi…Loves her mothers letterman jacket..Words of Wisdom: “Keep your head up, God put you here for a reason.”…D.O.B. 10/4/92.

Off Court With Charmaine -Why did you choose CSU? Because I like the enviroment and the coaching staff for our team. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are all supportive of all the players and very caring. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Softball -What is your favorite TV show? And why?

-If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Michael Jackson -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Pizza and seafood and I really like watching Love and Basketball. -What is one thing you cannot live without? Food. -On game days, what is your ritual? I sit back and listen to my ipod -Favorite athlete? Kobe Bryant -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “It’s not about easy. It’s about tough!”

Haley Pilcher 5-8 Fr. Forward

Frisco, Tx. Liberty HS High School: Avg. 11.3 points, 3 pointers-2, 3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.3 steals…Selected 2010 TGCA All-State 4a, 2010 1st Team All-District, 2009 All-County Honorable Mention…Cross Country awards: 2010 AllRegion qualifier, 2007 Newcomer of the Year. Personal: Daughter of Bryan and Mini Pilcher…Favorite movie: Black Swan…Favorite Athlete: Dirk Nowitzki…Loves her cat(Tom Rocket)… Favorite place to visit: Cancun, Mexico and Austin, Tx…D.O.B.3/29/93.

Off Court With Haley -Why did you choose CSU? Because all the players I met during my visit wrote good messages on my facebook wall and made me feel welcome. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They all have great personalities and are very down to earth. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Soccer -What is your favorite tv show? And why? Entourage. It explains itself. -If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Mark Cuban -What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Sushi, Gucci Gucci by Lil Wayne, Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers and lastly Black Swan. -What is one thing you cannot live without? My family. -On game days, what is your ritual? I listen to music and get my mind right. -Favorite athlete? Dirk Nowitzki -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Mind over matter!”

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Shambreka Jones

Shannon Sanders

Mesquite, Tx. Poteet HS

Longview, Tx. Spring Hill HS

6-1 Fr. Forward

High School: Avg. 12 points and 10 rebounds her senior year…Selected Defensive Player of the Year 2 times, 1st Team All-District 2010, 2nd Team All-District 2009, Newcomer of the year 2007, and Academic AllState.. …Honor Roll Student as well.

High School: Avg. 14.9 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.5 steals, and 2.6 assists her senior year…Selected 16-3a MVP, All-East Texas MVP, All-Region, All-State, All-State Allstars, and TABL Academic All-State in 2010 Personal: Daughter of Dean and Diana Sanders…Words of Wisdom:” Make the best of everything.”…D.O.B. 8/3/93

Off Court With Shambreka

Off Court With Shannon

Personal: Daughter of Tracy and Diana Jones…Favorite movie: Love and Basketball and Titanic…Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan, Candace Parker and Tina Charles…D.O.B. 12/8/92.

-Why did you choose CSU? I chose CSU because I liked the sense of a family atmosphere and the team had great chemistry on and off the court. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are always encouraging and pushing me to do better than what I see is my best. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? I would definitely play volleyball as a middle blocker.

-Why did you choose CSU? I think this is where God put me for a reason. -What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are great coaches, very cool on and off the court and have great morals. -If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Softball

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? My Wife and Kids. I watch a lot of sitcoms because I love to laugh.

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? Family Guy. It is really funny.

-If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Michael Jackson and Beyonce

-If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Channing Tatum

-What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Mexican food(enchiladas, nachos, tacos, etc.), any Drake song and Friday is my favorite movie.

-What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Any pasta(not a picky eater), Motivation by Kelly Rowland, and 10 things I hate about you.

-What is one thing you cannot live without? Music. I cannot live without it. -On game days, what is your ritual? I always listen to music to get my mind right. -Favorite athlete? Michael Jordan -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “You pass out before you die!”

5-8 Fr. Guard

-What is one thing you cannot live without? My family. -On game days, what is your ritual? I listen to music -Favorite athlete? Kobe Bryant -Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “Ok we’re going to take a 1 minute water break”

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BUCCANEER NEWCOMERS

Abby Wharton 6-2 Fr. Center

Nashville, Tenn. Franklin Road Ac.

Whitney Collins 6-2 Fr. Center

gastonia, N.C. Ashbrook HS

High School:Avg 9.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks…Selected 2010 KSA Events MVP, 2010 and 2011 KSA Events All-Tournament Team, All-Region 2011 and All-Region Team selection, New Testament Survey Award recipient…Soccer awards: 2007 State Champion, 2008 All-District, All-Region and State runner-up, 2009/2010 All-State Team…Track 7th place in triple jump in 2008. Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Jen Wharton…Favorite movie: Dirty Dancing..Favorite Athlete: Abby Wambach…Loves her family’s lake house and her i-pod…D.O.B. 12/7/92

High School: Avg. 20.4 points, 11.7 rebounds and 2 assists her senior year…Selected Ashbrook HS Women’s Basketball team MVP (senior year), Ashbrook HS Team’s most improved(freshman-junior seasons), All-Conference selection (all four years), leading rebounder in Gaston County, N.C.(senior season). Personal: Daughter of Crystal Brice and Tony Collins…Favorite movie: Love and Basketball…Favorite Athletes: Candace Parker and Lebron James…Loves her car and her cell phone……D.O.B. 2/25/93.

Off Court With Abby

Off Court With Whitney

-Why did you choose CSU? I really like the family atmosphere along with the people and how everyone treats one another.

-Why did you choose CSU? The enviroment here plus the girls on the team were very nice and funny.

-What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? How enthusiastic they are bout what they do.

-What is the favorite part about the CSU coaching staff? They are hilarious. They always make me smile.

-If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Soccer or Volleyball

-If you could play any other sport in college what would it be? Football

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? Jersey Shore. Pauly D and Vinny are my favorite people ever. Both guys are too funny.

-What is your favorite TV show? And why? Bernie Mac. I mean the man is hilarious.

-If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? Blake Lively

-If you could meet anyone famous who would you pick? I have a list. Bernie Mac, Trey Songs, Lil Boosie, Michael Jordan, Lisa Leslie and Lebron James.

-What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Mac-n-cheese, and KOL(kings of leon) song or Black Keys song and I love Happy Feet the movie.

-What is your favorite food?Song? Book? Movie? Ribs, Remeber the time by Michael Jackson, Goosebumps(the series), and Love and Basketball.

-What is one thing you cannot live without? Music and food.

-What is one thing you cannot live without? My family.

-On game days, what is your ritual? I always rock the powerbraid and put deodorant on last.

-On game days, what is your ritual? Prayer and listen to music.

-Favorite athlete? Aaron Rodgers

-Favorite athlete? Lebron James

-Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “We are TEAM PRIDE!!”

-Favorite quote from the CSU coaching staff? “WHOOP WHOOP!!”

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NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS 1

Furman

Nov. 11, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm

Location............................................Greenville, S.C. Founded..............................................................1826 Enrollment.........................................................2,700 Nickname..................................................... Paladins Colors.............................................Purple and White Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference......................................................SoCon Arena............................................... Timmons Arena Capacity..............................................................3,000 President..................................................Rad Smolla Director of Athletics.......................Dr. Gary Clark Head Coach.......................................Jackie Carson Alma Mater................................................... Furman Record at School..............................................14-16 Career Record...................................................14-16 Assistant Coaches.................... Julia Huddleston ..................................LaCheryl Smith,Gary Horton First season as varsity program.............1969-70 All-Time Record...........................................484-546 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 7/5 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 3/2 Newcomers................................................................ 6 2010-11 Record................................................14-16 Last Tourney Appearance.............................2000 Series vs. CSU..........................Furman leads 4-21 WBB Contact........................................Hunter Reid Email........................... Hunter.Reid@Furman.edu Office Phone..................................... 864-294-2061 Web site................... www.FurmanPaladins.com

Voorhees College

Nov. 19, Charleston, S.C. 6 pm

Location............................................. Denmark, S.C. Founded..............................................................1897 Enrollment............................................................ 700 Nickname..........................................................Tigers Affiliation.............................................................NAIA Conference...........................................................A.I.I. Arena....................................................................... N/A Capacity................................................................. N/A Chancellor..............................Cleveland D. Sellers Director of Athletics.....................Wille Jefferson Head Coach............................ Edward J. Glover Jr Alma Mater...................................................... Claflin Record at School................................................. N/A Career Record...................................................... N/A Associate Head Coach...................................... N/A Assistant Coaches.............................................. N/A .................................................................................. N/A First season as varsity program.............1974-75 All-Time Record................................................... N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................... N/A Starters Returning/Lost.................................... N/A Newcomers........................................................... N/A 2010-11 Record................................................17-13 Last Tourney Appearance.............................2009 Series vs. CSU....................................CSU leads 4-0 WBB Contact....................................Ed J. Glover Jr. Email.................................eglover@voorhees.edu Office Phone..................................... 803-780-1042 Office Fax............................................................... N/A Press Row Phone................................................ N/A Web site............... www.Voorhees.edu/athletics

Southern Wesleyan

Nov. 12, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm

Location................................................. Central, S.C. Founded..............................................................1906 Enrollment.........................................................2,414 Nickname..................................................... Warriors Colors............................................. Purple and Gold Affiliation.............................................................NAIA Conference........................................................ SSAC Arena.....................................Tysinger Gymnasium Capacity................................................................. 520 Chancellor.................................. Dr. David Belcher Director of Athletics...................... Chris Williams Head Coach............................................ John Davis Alma Mater............. Indiana Wesleyan Uni. (‘02) Record at School..............................................20-10 Career Record...................................................20-10 Assistant Coaches.........................Emily Germain Stephanie Rodriguez First year of WBB................................................. N/A All-Time Record................................................... N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 3/2 Newcomers........................................................... N/A 2010-11 Record................................................20-10 Series vs. CSU....................................CSU leads 4-0 WBB Contact............................ Camilo Rodriguez Email.....................................crodriguez@swu.edu Office Phone..................................... 864-644-5302 Office Fax........................................... 864-644-5903 Web site............................. www.swathletics.com

Bluefield

Nov. 22, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm

Location............................................... Bluefield, Va. Founded..............................................................1922 Enrollment............................................................ 850 Nickname................................................ Lady Rams Colors.........................Royal Blue, Red, and White Affiliation.............................................................NAIA Conference.......................................................... AAC Arena......................................... Dome Gymnasium Capacity................................................................. N/A President................................................David Olive Athletic Director.................................. Peter Dryer Head Coach .......................................Melissa Baker Alma Mater...................................West Florida(‘05) Record at school.................................................. 0-0 Career record.....................................................98-39 Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................... N/A Starters Returning/Lost.................................... N/A Newcomers........................................................... N/A 2010-11 Record................................................11-22 Series vs. CSU..................... CSU leads 1vemail.-0 WBB Contact..................................... Chase Neidig Email................................. cneidig@bluefield.edu Office Phone..................................... 276-326-4253 Office Fax........................................... 276-326-4386 Web site................ www.bluefield.edu/athletics

Western Carolina

Nov. 14, Cullowhee, N.C. 7 PM

Location..........................................Cullowhee, N.C. Founded..............................................................1889 Enrollment.........................................................9,500 Nickname......................................................... Eagles Colors............................................. Purple and Gold Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference......................................................SoCon Arena..............Ramsey Regional Activity Center Capacity..............................................................7,826 Chancellor.................................. Dr. David Belcher Director of Athletics............................Chip Smith Head Coach................................ Karen Middleton Alma Mater............................South Carolina (‘91) Record at School................................................9-22 Career Record...................................................16-45 Assistant Coaches......................Tre’ka McMillian Hillary Beck First year of WBB................................................. N/A All-Time Record................................................... N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................10/2 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 3/2 Newcomers................................................................ 4 2010-11 Record..................................................9-22 Series vs. CSU....................................CSU leads 3-0 WBB Contact.................................. Denise Gideon Email............................. dgideon@email.wcu.edu Office Phone..................................... 828-227-7668 Office Fax........................................... 828-227-2129 Web site.................www.catamountsports.com

South Carolina State

Nov. 29, 2010 Orangeburg, S.C. 2 pm

Location....................................... Orangeburg, S.C. Founded..............................................................1879 Enrollment.........................................................4,700 Nickname.................................................... Bulldogs Colors..............................................Garnet and Blue Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference.......................................................MEAC Arena......................Smith-Hammond-Middleton Capacity..............................................................3,200 President.............................Dr. George E. Cooper Athletic Director................Charlene M.Johnson Head Coach.................................Doug Robertons Alma Mater...................................Bowie State(‘95) Record at School..............................................32-59 Career Record...................................................85-91 Assistant Coaches.................. Tamisha Augustin ...............................................................Ralph Patin III Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 4/1 Newcomers................................................................ 6 2010-11 Record................................................14-19 Series vs. CSU........................................................ 0-0 WBB Contact .............................. Romanda Noble Email......................................... Rnoble1@scsu.edu Office Phone..................................... 803-516-4628 Office Fax........................................... 803-536-8622 Web site..........................www.scsuathletics.com

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NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS 7

College of Charleston

Nov. 30, Charleston, S.C.(CofC) 7 PM

Location..........................................Charleston, S.C. Founded..............................................................1770 Enrollment.......................................................11,621 Nickname..................................................... Cougars Colors.........................................Maroon and White Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference..................................................... SOCon Arena............................................................ TD Arena Capacity..............................................................5,100 President.............................Dr. P. George Benson Director of Athletics..................................Joe Hull Head Coach.......................................Nancy Wilson Alma Mater...............................................Coker(‘73) Record at School.........................................273-161 Career Record..............................................504-310 Associate Head Coach...............Temple Elmore Assistant Coaches.......................... Kaye Waldrep Tammy Holder ............................................................ First year of WBB.........................................1974-75 All-Time Record..............................420-319 (Div I) Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 1/4 Newcomers................................................................ 4 2010-11 Record................................................10-20 Series vs. CSU................................CofC leads 44-9 WBB Contact............................ Jeremy Rosenthal Email...................................... rosenthalj@cofc.edu Office Phone..................................... 843-953-3683 Office Fax........................................... 843-953-6534 Web site.............................www.CofCSports.com

Florida

Dec. 20, Gainesville, Fl. 7 pm

Clemson

Dec. 4, Clemson, S.C. 2 pm

Location.............................................. Clemson, S.C. Founded..............................................................1889 Enrollment.......................................................19,453 Nickname............................................... Lady Tigers Colors......Burnt Orange and Northwest Purple Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference.......................................Atlantic Coast Arena........................................Littlejohn Coliseum Capacity............................................................10,000 President........................................ James F. Barker Athletic Director................Dr. Terry Don Philips Head Coach..................................... Itoro Coleman Alma Mater.........................................Clemson(‘00) Record at School...........................Second season Career Record...................................................10-20 Assistant Coaches.......Yolett McPhess-McCuin ...........................Jayme Callahan, Kanetra Queen First year of WBB.........................................1976-77 All-Time Record...........................................638-456 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 5/9 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 1/4 Newcomers................................................................ 5 2010-11 Record................................................10-20 Last NCAA Tourney Appearance................2002 Series vs. CSU........................Clemson leads 10-0 WBB Contact.............................................Jeff Kallin Email.......................................kallin@clemson.edu Office Phone..................................... 864-656-1920 Office Fax............................................................... N/A Press Row Phone................................................ N/A Web site....................... www.clemsontigers.com

UNC Wilmington

Dec. 16, Charleston, S.C. 11:30 AM

Location....................................... Wilmington, N.C. Founded..............................................................1947 Enrollment.......................................................12,500 Nickname.................................................. Seahawks Colors............................................ Teal,Gold,& Navy Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference.......................................................... CAA Arena.................................................Trask Coliseum Capacity..............................................................6,100 Chancellor............................... Rosemary DePaolo Athletic Director..................................Jimmy Bass Head coach ........................Cynthia Cooper-Dyke Alma mater .....................................Praire View(‘05) Record at UNCW ..........................................85-72 (Career record (years) ............................... 589-318 Assistant coaches ...........................Jimmy Garrity, ..................................ohnetta Hayes, Jalie Mitchell 2010-11 overall record....................................10-20 2009-10 SoCon record/fi nish ............. 6-14/t7th Returning/lost ....................................................11/4 Starters returning/lost .......................................3/2 Newcomers ............................................................... 4 Series vs. CSU............................ UNCW leads 19-1 WBB Contact..................................Jarrett Abelson Email.......................................abelsonj@uncw.edu Phone................................................ 910-962-3252 Web site:...........................www.uncwsports.com

Duquense/Maine

Dec. 21, Gainesvillen, Fl. 4:30 PM

Location.............................................Gainesville, Fl. Founded..............................................................1853 Enrollment.......................................................52,271 Nickname.........................................................Gators Colors............................................ Orange and Blue Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference........................................................ S.E.C. Arena......................Stephen C. O’Connell Center Capacity............................................................11,373 Chancellor......................... Dr. J. Bernard Machen Director of Athletics...................Jeremy N. Foley Head Coach....................................Amanda Butler Alma Mater........................................... Florida (‘95) Record at School..............................................78-54 Career Record................................................ 118-76 Assistant Coaches........Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick .....................................David Lowery, Murriel Page Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................11/1 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 5/0 Newcomers................................................................ 3 2010-11 Record................................................20-15 Series vs. CSU....................................................... 0-0 WBB Contact....................................Kathy Cafazzo Email.................................. kathyc@gators.ufl.edu Office Phone..................................... 352-375-4683 Office Fax:.............................................................. N/A Press Row Phone:............................................... N/A Web site:.................... www.gofalconsports.com

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CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 12 & 29

Presbyterian College Dec. 31, Charleston, S.C., 2 pm Mar. 5, Clinton, S.C. 7 pm

Location............................................Clinton, S.C. Founded.........................................................1880 Enrollment....................................................1,200 Nickname.............................................Blue Hose Colors.........................................Garnet and Blue Affiliation............................................... NCAA D-I Conference.......................................... Big South Arena.......................................Templeton Arena Capacity.........................................................2,300 President............................. Dr. John V. Griffith Athletic Director.............................Brian Reese Head Coach...................................Ronny Fisher Record at School................. 18-70 (2 seasons) Career Record...................... 18-70 (2 seasons) Assistant Coaches........................ Eric Burrows ............................. Kate Dempsey, Lisa Jackson Letterwinners Returning/Lost................... 2/4 Starters Returning/Lost................................ 4/1 Newcomers........................................................... 2 2010-11 Record................................ 9-20 (5-11) Series vs. CSU...............................CSU leads 9-2 WBB Contact....................................... Ryan Real Email..................................... rtreal@presby.edu Office Phone................................ 864-833-8252 Office Fax...................................... 864-833-8323 Press Row Phone....................... 864-984-2856 Web site...................... www.gobluehose.com

15 & 21

UNC Asheville

Jan. 9, Asheville, N.C., 7 pm Feb. 4, Charleston, S.C. 2 pm

Location.............................................Asheville, N.C. Founded..............................................................1927 Enrollment.........................................................3,500 Nickname.................................................... Bulldogs Colors................................... Royal Blue and White Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena...................................................Justice Center Capacity..............................................................1,100 Chancellor....................................Dr. Anne Ponder Athletics Director..................................Janet Cone Head Coach........................................... Betsy Blose Alma Mater.......................... James Madison (‘84) Record at School................. 110-127 (8 seasons) Career Record.....................224-204(15 seasons) Assistant Coaches.........................Tiffany Gwynn ... Curtis Metten, Lauren Powell, Dana Wagner Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 3/2 Newcomers................................................................ 4 2010-11 Record...................................12-18 (5-11) Series vs. CSU.....................Asheville leads 28-25 WBB Contact.....................................Everett Hutto Email........................................... ehutto@unca.edu Office Phone..................................... 828-251-6931 Office Fax........................................... 828-251-6386 Web site........................www.uncabulldogs.com

14 & 24

13 & 28 Winthrop

Jan. 2, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm Mar. 7, Rock Hill, S.C. 7 pm

Location......................................... Rock Hill, S.C. Founded.........................................................1886 Enrollment....................................................6,306 Nickname....................................................Eagles Colors........................................Garnet and Gold Affiliation............................................... NCAA D-I Conference.......................................... Big South Arena...................................Winthrop Coliseum Capacity.........................................................6,100 President................. Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgio Athletic Director........................ Tom Hickman Head Coach................................... Bud Childers Alma Mater...........Charleston Southern (‘79) Record at School...............71-113 (6 seasons) Career Record.............4146-352 (28 seasons) Assistant Coaches.......................... Pam Brown .............. Tuonisia Turner-Lewis , Chris Vozab First year of WBB..........................................1969 All-Time Record......................................455-641 Letterwinners Returning/Lost................... 8/5 Starters Returning/Lost................................ 2/3 Newcomers........................................................... 5 2010-11 Record..............................13-18 (5-11) Last WNIT Appearance..............................2009 Series vs. CSU...............Winthrop leads 38-26 WBB Contact................................ Brett Redden Email..........................reddenb@winthrop.edu Office Phone.....................803-323-2129/6246 Office Fax...................................... 803-323-2433 Web site...............www.winthropeagles.com

16Radford & 24

Jan. 14, Charleston, S.C. 2 pm Feb. 13, Clinton, S.C. 7 pm

Location.................................................Radford, Va. Founded..............................................................1910 Enrollment.........................................................9,122 Nickname............................................. Highlanders Colors................................................ Red and White Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena...............................................Dedmon Center Capacity..............................................................5,000 President.................................... Penelope W. Kyle Athletic Director........................ Robert Lineburg Head Coach............................... Tajama Ngongba Alma Mater.................George Washington (‘97) Record at School........................ 30-56 (3 season) Career Record............................. 30-56 (3 season) Assistant Coaches.............................Fran Recchia ..................... Felicia Burroughs, Katrina Williams Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................... N/A Starters Returning/Lost.................................... N/A Newcomers........................................................... N/A 2010-11 Record....................................14-16(11-5) Last NCAA Tourney Appearance................1996 Series vs. CSU.......................Radford leads 41-16 WBB Contact..............................Justin Thompson Email............................. jthompson@radford.edu Office Phone..................................... 540-831-6884 Office Fax........................................... 540-831-5556 Web site..................www.RadfordAthletics.com

Gardner-Webb

Jan. 7, Boiling Springs, N.C. 5 PM Feb. 6, Charleston, S.C. 7 PM

Location.................................Boiling Springs, N.C. Founded..............................................................1905 Enrollment.........................................................4,300 Nickname.................................................... Bulldogs Colors..................................................Red and Black Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena............................................Paul Porter Arena Capacity..............................................................3,500 President................................ Dr. A. Frank Bonner V.P. of Athletics...................................Chuck Burch Head Coach...........................................Rick Reeves Alma Mater.................................... Indiana St. (‘81) Record at School...................118-100(6 seasons) Career Record....................385-338 (21 seasons) Associate Head Coach.... Krystal Reeves-Evans Assistant Coaches...................Brooke Wilkinson ...............................................................LaToya Carter Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 7/7 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 1/2 Newcomers................................................................ 7 2010-11 Record....................................23-11(11-5) Series vs. CSU............. Gardner-Webb Leads 5-1 WBB Contact.........................................Kevin Davis Email........................kldavis@gardner-webb.edu Office Phone..................................... 704-406-3981 Office Fax........................................... 704-406-4739 Press Row Phone:........................... 704-406-4349 Web site:............................. www.gwusports.com

17 LIBERTY & 23

Jan. 16, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm Feb. 11, Lynchburg, V.A. 2 pm

Location........................................... Lynchburg, Va. Founded..............................................................1971 Enrollment.......................................................11,928 Nickname............................................. Lady Flames Colors......................................Red, White and Blue Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena......................................................Vines Center Capacity..............................................................8,085 Chancellor...............................Dr. Jerry Falwell, Jr. Athletics Director...................................Jeff Barber Head Coach......................................... Carey Green Alma Mater.........................Coastal Carolina (‘79) Record at School................. 286-94 (12 seasons) Career Record...................... 286-94 (12 seasons) Assistant Coaches......................... Alexis Sherard ............ Heather Stephens, Andrea Bloodworth Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................11/2 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 4/1 Newcomers................................................................ 5 2010-11 Record...................................22-11 (14-2) Last NCAA Tourney Appearance................2010 Series vs. CSU........................... Liberty leads 43-6 WBB Contact.................................... Paul Carmany Email................................ pjcarmany@liberty.edu Office Phone..................................... 434-582-2292 Office Fax........................................... 434-582-2076 Press Row Phone............................ 434-582-7451 Web site....................... www.LibertyFlames.com

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CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 18CAMPBELL & 26

Jan. 21, Buies Creek, N.C. 1 pm Feb. 20, Charleston, S.C. 7 pm

Location........................................Buies Creek, N.C. Founded..............................................................1887 Enrollment.........................................................6,834 Nickname.............................................Lady Camels Colors...........................................Orange and Black Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena.......John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center Capacity..............................................................3,095 President................................ Dr. Jerry M. Wallace Athletic Director.................................... Bob Roller Head Coach................................... Wanda Watkins Alma Mater......................................Campbell (‘79) Record at School...............460-378 (30 seasons) Career Record....................460-378 (30 seasons) Assistant Coaches......Mary Weiss, Megan Hall, KaLeah Latham First year of WBB.........................................1972-73 All-Time Record...........................................563-453 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................11/2 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 4/5 Newcomers................................................................ 4 2010-11 Record........................ 13-17(12-8 ASun) Series vs. CSU....................................CU leads 23-0 WBB Contact...................................Jason Williams Email.............................. jwilliams@campbell.edu Office Phone..................................... 910-893-1331 Office Fax........................................... 910-893-1369 Web site................................ www.gocamels.com

20 & 27

19 & 25 High Point

COASTAL CAROLINA

Jan. 23, High Point, N.C., 7 pm Feb. 18, Charleston, S.C. 2 pm

Location..........................................High Point, N.C. Founded..............................................................1924 Enrollment.........................................................4,125 Nickname.................................................... Panthers Colors........................................... Purple and White Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena....Millis Athletic and Convocation Center Capacity..............................................................1,750 President...................................... Dr. Nido Qubein Athletic Director................................. Craig Keilitz Head Coach.................................. Jennifer Hoover Alma Mater.................................Wake Forest (‘91) Record at School............................. 0-0 (1 season) Career Record...................................................... N/A Assistant Coaches..........................Kevin Nichols, ..........................Duanna Hendrix,Merideth Marsh First year of WBB.........................................1967-68 All-Time Record...........................................602-452 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 9/4 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 4/1 Newcomers................................................................ 6 2010-11 Record..................................... 16-15 (9-7) Series vs. CSU.................................HPU leads 20-9 WBB Contact.........................................Joe Arancio Email...............................jarancio@highpoint.edu Office Phone..................................... 336-841-4638 Office Fax........................................... 336-841-9182 Web site............. www.highpointpanthers.com

Jan. 28, Charleston, S.C. 2 pm Feb. 25, Conway, S.C. 2 pm

Location............................................... Conway, S.C. Founded..............................................................1954 Enrollment.........................................................8,700 Nickname............................................. Chanticleers Colors................................. Teal, Bronze and Black Affiliation.................................................... NCAA D-I Conference............................................... Big South Arena....................................................Kimbel Arena Capacity..............................................................1,039 President............................ Dr. David A. DeCenzo Athletics Director...................... Hunter Yurachek Head Coach........................................Alan LeForce Alma Mater................Cumberland College (‘75) Record at School...............202-196 (14 seasons) Career Record....................441-375 (29 seasons) Assistant Coaches.................................. Mark Kost .............. Shameka Montgomery, Lori Whitaker First year of WBB.........................................1974-75 All-Time Record...........................................394-566 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................ 9/5 Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 2/3 Newcomers................................................................ 6 2010-11 Record...................................10-19 (4-12) Series vs. CSU........................ Coastal leads 41-28 WBB Contact........................................... Cody Bays Email......................................... cbays@coastal.edu Office Phone..................................... 843-349-2822 Office Fax........................................... 843-349-2819 Web site:........................www.GoCCUsports.com

Charleston Southern Records vs. Opponents Opponent W L Agnes Scott 1 0 Alabama State 1 0 Albany 1 1 Alcorn State 0 1 Anderson 2 4 Appalachian State 0 3 Arkansas State 0 1 Armstrong State 0 2 Armstrong Atlantic State 4 5 Army 0 1 Auburn 0 3 Augusta 3 10 Ball State 0 1 Belmont 0 1 Benedict 2 4 Berry 0 1 Bethune-Cookman 6 0 Birmingham-So. 3 10 Bluefield College 1 0 Bowling Green 0 1 Bryan 1 0 Campbell 0 23 Central Florida 0 1 Charlotte 0 3 Cincinnati 0 1 Clemson 0 10 Coastal Carolina 28 41 Coker 12 4 Coll. of Charleston 9 44 Colgate 0 1 Columbia 3 4 Coppin State 0 1

Opponent W L Covenant 1 0 Davidson 0 3 Davidson & Elkins 2 0 Duke 0 3 Eastern Illinois 1 1 Eastern Kentucky 0 1 East Carolina 0 1 East Tennessee State 0 1 Elon 2 2 Erskine 3 1 Florida 0 0 Florida A&M 1 1 Florida Southern 0 1 Florida State 0 1 Francis Marion 0 10 Furman 4 22 Gardner-Webb 1 5 Georgetown 0 2 Georgia 0 2 Georgia Southern 1 11 Georgia State 0 3 Georgia Tech 0 4 Hampton 1 0 High Point 9 20 Hofstra 0 1 IUPUI 0 3 Jacksonville 4 2 Jacksonville State 1 0 James Madison 0 2 Judson 1 0 Kentucky 0 1 Kennesaw State 1 1

Opponent Landers Liberty Limestone Livingstone Long Island Longwood Louisiana State Manhattan Marist Marshall Mars Hill McNeese State Miami Morehead State UMBC Mercer Methodist Mississippi State Montreat College Navy Newberry North Carolina North Texas UNC Asheville UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington North Carolina A&T North Carolina State North Greenville Oglethorpe Paine

W L 1 7 6 43 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 6 8 5 5 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 5 10 0 8 1 0 25 28 2 14 1 20 3 2 0 3 2 4 1 0 0 2

Opponent W L Pfeiffer 2 0 Presbyterian 9 2 Radford 16 41 Rollins 0 1 Savannah State 9 2 Sam Houston State 0 1 Shawnee State 0 1 South Carolina 0 2 South Carolina State 5 12 South Carolina Upstate 0 2 Southern Virginia 5 0 Southern Wesleyan 4 0 South Florida 0 1 Spartanburg Methodist 2 6 Stephen Austin 0 1 Stetson 1 1 Tennessee-Martin 1 1 Texas Tech 0 1 UTSA 0 1 Townson State 3 7 Vanderbilt 0 1 Voorhees 4 0 Wake Forest 0 6 Webber 2 0 Western Carolina 0 3 William & Mary 0 1 Wingate 1 0 Winthrop 26 38 Wofford 4 3 UT Chattanooga 0 1

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CONFERENCE AFFILIATION

Since its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the classroom. The league’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the conference’s mission of “Developing Leaders Through Athletics.” The Big South Conference was formed August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the league’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in fall 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status. During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as commissioner, and in 1990, the league received its first automatic bid – receiving an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Baseball Championship. Under Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its first-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the finest teams in the nation. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the league’s third commissioner, and in his 13 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the conference to new levels. The conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during the past several years. He has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball and softball for the first time in conference history, as well as increased national television exposure to the league as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages. Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its first long-range strategic plan, re-affirming the league’s vision as a distinctive athletic conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the efforts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and has solidified conference membership with the additions of High Point, GardnerWebb and Presbyterian, and in 2011-12, the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the conference introduced its first live event video streaming in 2005 and has since expanded its video offerings to more than 600 events annually through a partnership with the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms.

In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the conference has had two individual NCAA National Champions, more than 200 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship four times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team three consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2006, and had an institution finish fifth in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships – the conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event. In 2006-07 alone, the Big South was the only conference nationwide to have an at-large participant in the football playoffs (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed three out of the last five years, while its FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifth year of the Big South’s football existence. The conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics”, was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the conference’s 25th anniversary. The league also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in league history from 1983-08, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-07 being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s first 25 years. The conference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annually, more than 40 percent of conference student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the league has had more than 95 Academic AllAmericans in its quarter-century of existence.

2011-12 Big South Preseason Coaches’ Poll 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Liberty (19) High Point (1) Radford Gardner-Webb Winthrop Campbell Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Presbyterian College UNC Asheville

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HISTORY AND RECORDS 2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATS

TEAM

2010-11 GAME HIGHS

POINTS..................... 101 ERSKINE (11-13-10) 98 at Asheville (02/19/11) 96 VOORHEES (11-16-10) 86 COFC (12-31-10) 85 ASHEVILLE (1-17-11) FIELD GOALS MADE........... 40 ERSKINE (11-13-10) 35 at Asheville (02/19/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 85 ERSKINE (11-13-10) 77 vs Sam Houston State (11-27-10) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .583 (35-60) at Asheville (02/19/11) .486 (34-70) VOORHEES (11-16-10) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 18 at Asheville (02/19/11) 16 VOORHEES (11-16-10) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 40 VOORHEES (11-16-10) 37 at Mercer (12/20/10) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .500 (18-36) at Asheville (02/19/11) .474 ( 9-19) HPU (1-31-11) FREE THROWS MADE........... 24 COFC (12-31-10) 18 at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 18 ASHEVILLE (1-17-11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 35 COFC (12-31-10) 25 at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 25 vs Sam Houston State (11-27-10) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .875 ( 7-8 ) at Radford (1/24/11) .857 (18-21) ASHEVILLE (1-17-11) .857 ( 6-7 ) at Texas Tech (11-26-10) REBOUNDS................... 53 at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) 53 ERSKINE (11-13-10) ASSISTS.................... 25 at Asheville (02/19/11) 23 VOORHEES (11-16-10) STEALS..................... 18 ERSKINE (11-13-10) 16 WINTHROP (3/7/11) BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 6 at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 5 COASTAL CAROLINA (3/4/11) 5 at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) TURNOVERS.................. 27 at Gardner-Webb (1/3/11) 23 RADFORD (2/26/11) 23 at Texas Tech (11-26-10) FOULS...................... 31 RADFORD (2/26/11) 22 at Presbyterian (2-21-11)

INDIVIDUAL

Points....................... 29 TULL, Katie vs PFEIFFER (12-11-10) 27 TULL, Katie vs Asheville (1-17-11) 27 TULL, Katie vs Voorhees (11-16-10) 27 ALSTON, Lakeitha vs Erskine (11-13-10) 26 TULL, Katie vs HPU (1-31-11) 26 WASMER, Kelsey vs HPU (1-31-11) Field Goals Made............. 12 ALSTON, Lakeitha vs Erskine (11-13-10) 10 ALSTON, Lakeitha at Furman (12-04-10) Field Goal Att............... 23 WASMER, Kelsey vs Winthrop (3/7/11) 20 TULL, Katie at HPU (03-11-11) 20 TULL, Katie vs Coastal Carolina (3/4/11) FG Pct (min 5 made).......... 1.000 ( 5-5 ) WASMER, Kelsey at South Carolina (12/01/10) .889 ( 8-9 ) ALSTON, Lakeitha at Asheville (02/19/11) 3-Point FG Made.............. 9 TULL, Katie vs Voorhees (11-16-10) 7 TULL, Katie vs Coastal Carolina (3/4/11) 7 WASMER, Kelsey at Asheville (02/19/11) 7 TULL, Katie vs PFEIFFER (12-11-10) 7 TULL, Katie vs UNCG (11-22-10) 3-Point FG Att............... 18 TULL, Katie vs Coastal Carolina (3/4/11) 15 TULL, Katie vs Voorhees (11-16-10) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made)..... 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WASMER, Kelsey vs Gardner-Webb (2-5-2011) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) ALSTON, Lakeitha at Asheville (02/19/11) 1.000 ( 2-2 ) DOTSON, Anicia vs COFC (12-31-10) Free Throws Made............. 8 RUTLEDGE, Kiki at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 7 WASMER, Kelsey vs UNCG (11-22-10) Free Throw Att............... 10 WASMER, Kelsey vs UNCG (11-22-10) 9 ALSTON, Lakeitha at Presbyterian (2-21-11) FT Pct (min 3 made).......... 1.000 ( 8-8 ) RUTLEDGE, Kiki at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 1.000 ( 6-6 ) WASMER, Kelsey at Radford (1/24/11) 1.000 ( 6-6 ) TULL, Katie at Winthrop (1-8-11) 1.000 ( 5-5 ) WASMER, Kelsey vs COFC (12-31-10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) JONES, Shay vs Asheville (1-17-11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) RUTLEDGE, Kiki vs Asheville (1-17-11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) TULL, Katie vs Presbyterian (1-15-11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WASMER, Kelsey vs Presbyterian (1-15-11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) TULL, Katie at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) ALSTON, Lakeitha at Mercer (12/20/10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) DOTSON, Anicia vs Voorhees (11-16-10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) JOHNSON, Lydia vs Erskine (11-13-10) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) JONES, Shay at Asheville (02/19/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) WASMER, Kelsey at Texas Tech (11-26-10) Rebounds..................... 13 WASMER, Kelsey at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) 13 ALSTON, Lakeitha at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) Assists...................... 8 RUTLEDGE, Kiki at Asheville (02/19/11) 8 TERRY, Helen at Mercer (12/20/10) Steals....................... 9 TULL, Katie vs Winthrop (3/7/11) 6 TERRY, Helen vs Voorhees (11-16-10) Blocked Shots................ 2 JOHNSON, Lydia vs Coastal Carolina (3/4/11) 2 WASMER, Kelsey vs Coastal Carolina (3/4/11) 2 JOHNSON, Lydia at Presbyterian (2-21-11) 2 WASMER, Kelsey at Asheville (02/19/11) 2 ALSTON, Lakeitha at Coastal Carolina (1/11/11) 2 TULL, Katie vs COFC (12-31-10) 2 BRATCHER, Erin vs Voorhees (11-16-10) 2 ALSTON, Lakeitha at Clemson (11/14/10) 2 TULL, Katie at Clemson (11/14/10) Turnovers.................... 7 RUTLEDGE, Kiki vs Radford (2/26/11) 7 TULL, Katie at Texas Tech (11-26-10) Fouls........................ 5 ALSTON, Lakeitha at HPU (03-11-11) 5 JOHNSON, Lydia vs Liberty (2/28/11) 5 TULL, Katie vs Radford (2/26/11) 5 GIBSON, Danielle vs Radford (2/26/11) 5 ALSTON, Lakeitha vs Radford (2/26/11) 5 ALSTON, Lakeitha at HPU (02-12-11) 5 ALSTON, Lakeitha vs Asheville (1-17-11)

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HISTORY AND RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS POINTS SCORED Game: 38, Crystal Carpenter (11/17/98 v. NC A&T) Season: 526, Cathy Coker (1987-88) Career: 1,750, Chrissy Kelly (1992-96) SCORING AVERAGE Season: 20.0, Teresa Norman (1989-90) Career: 17.9, Crystal Carpenter (1997-99) FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 13, Pam Tolbert (11/16/07 v. USC Upstate) Season: 212, Keena Wicker (2006-07) Career: 624, Cathy Coker (1984-88) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Game: 29, Wilamena Gibson (1/13/81 @ C of C) Season: 451, Chrissy Kelly (1994-95) Career: 1,501, Pam Tolbert (2005-09) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 100 attempts per season and 200 attempts career) Game: .875 (7-8), LeChell Rush (11/28/09) Season: .632, Jennifer Shevenock (84-133, 1997-98) Career: .557 (262-470), Jennifer Shevenock (1996-00) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 8, Joy Galloway (1/23/89 @ Campbell) Season: 100, Katie Tull (2009-10) Career: 223, Pam Tolbert (2005-09) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 16, Katie Tull (11/29/09 @ North Carolina) Season: 280, Katie Tull (2009-10) Career: 710, Pam Tolbert (2005-09) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 10 att./ season and 25 att./career) Game: 1.000 (4-4), twice (last by Tamara Ruzic, 1/2/03) Season: .508 (65-128), Joy Galloway (1988-89) Career: .506 (84-166), Joy Galloway (1985-89) FREE THROWS MADE Game: 17, Katie Laure (11/20/01 v. Savannah St.) Season: 185, Chrissy Kelly (1995-96) Career: 593, Chrissy Kelly (1992-96) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Game: 20, Katie Laure (11/20/01 v. Savannah St.) Season: 224, Chrissy Kelly (1994-95) Career: 728, Chrissy Kelly (1992-96) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game: 1.000 (16-16), Chrissy Kelly UMBC (1/16/93) Season: .901 (82-91), Tracey DeLong (1995-96) Career: .875 (119-136), Tracey DeLong (1994-96) REBOUNDS Game: 23, Priscilla Hinson (2/11/84) Season: 380, Wilamena Gibson (1980-81) Career: 1,105, Kate Sanford (1996-00) REBOUNDING AVERAGE Season: 14.1, Priscilla Hinson (1983-84) Career: 12.5, Brenda Dubose (1981-82) ASSISTS Game: Season: Career:

18, Yolanda Brown vs. UNC Asheville (2/12/86) 161, Joy Taylor (1997-98) 504, by Chrissy Kelly (1992-96)

STEALS Game: Season: Career:

16, Cathy Coker (12/2/85 @ Methodist) 90, Yolanda Brown (1987-88) 280, Yolanda Brown (1985-89)

Years 1992-96 2005-09 1984-88 2007-11 2002-07 1996-99 1996-00 1985-89 1992-97 1985-89 1990-94 1999-03 1998-99 1983-87

Pts. Avg. 1,750 15.9 1,598 13.5 1,507 16.6 1,443 11.7 1,295 12.1 1,286 11.8 1,265 11.5 1,187 11.2 1,160 10.0 1,133 10.7 1,079 12.5 1,049 9.5 1,005 18.0 992 16.3

CAREER REBOUNDING LEADERS

Player Kate Sanford Jennifer Steadman Priscilla Hinson Keena Wicker Jennifer Shevenock Bryanna Owen Cathy Coker Wilamena Gibson Gina White Joy Taylor Erica McCoy Wendy Herbert

Years 1996-00 1992-97 1983-87 2002-07 1996-00 1990-94 1984-88 1980-82 1984-87 1996-00 2002-06 1991-95

Rebs. Avg. 1,127 10.3 758 6.5 698 11.4 664 6.2 640 6.0 616 6.7 599 6.6 569 11.9 556 7.9 550 5.0 517 4.6 506 4.7

TOP FIVE SEASON SCORING LEADERS

Player Cathy Coker Chrissy Kelly Crystal Carpenter Keena Wicker Pam Tolbert

Season 1987-88 1994-95 1998-99 2006-07 2007-08

Pts. Avg. 526 19.5 520 18.6 512 18.3 511 17.0 501 16.7

TOP FIVE SEASON REBOUNDING LEADERS

Player Wilamena Gibson Brenda Dubose Kate Sanford Karen Barrow Debra Fulton

Player Crystal Carpenter Cathy Coker Priscilla Hinson Joy Taylor Teresa Normal Crystal Carpenter Pam Tolbert Pam Tolbert Kelsey Wasmer

GAMES PLAYED Season: 31, six players from 2009-10 team Career: 116, Jennifer Steadman (1992-97) BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 5, Shaunte Small, five times (most recently 1/30/07) Season: 61, Shaunte Small, 2005-06 Career: 175, Shaunte Small, 2004-08

CAREER SCORING LEADERS

Player Chrissy Kelly Pam Tolbert Cathy Coker Katie Tull Keena Wicker Kate Sanford Joy Taylor Yolanda Brown Jennifer Steadman Joy Galloway Bryanna Owen Mareรก Daniels Crystal Carpenter Priscilla Hinson

Season Reb. Avg. 1980-81 380 14.07 1981-82 337 12.48 1998-99 323 11.50 1982-83 308 14.00 1980-81 289 12.00

TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES

Game Points 11/17/98 v. N.C. A&T 38 1/9/88 v. Radford 36 2/3/86 v. Coastal Carolina 35 1/20/97 v. Radford 34 2/21/90 v. Liberty 33 11/14/98 v. Anderson 33 11/16/07 v. USC Upstate 33 2/16/08 v. Southern Wesleyan 33 2/20/10 v. Radford 33

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HISTORY AND RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1976-77 (5-13) Head Coach: Teresa Davis CSU Opponent 43 Anderson 81 L 38 Clemson 106 L 55 Coll. of Charleston 100 L 69 Coastal Carolina 52 W 53 Coker 34 W 55 USC Aiken 57 L 58 North Greenville 88 L 56 Furman 80 L 48 Coll. of Charleston 65 L 40 Anderson 74 L 45 Clemson 103 L 57 USC Aiken 49 W 68 Coker 46 W 28 S.C. State 87 L 70 Columbia 62 W 44 Erskine 75 L 27 S.C. State 101 L 37 North Greenville 69 L 1977-78 (7-9) Head Coach: Carol Turner CSU Opponent 39 Columbia 48 L 49 Anderson 57 L 61 Armstong State 42 W 47 USC Aiken 46 W 38 Anderson 60 L 55 USC Aiken 72 L 52 Winthrop 73 L 46 Coastal Carolina 54 L 34 Coll. of Charleston 49 L 39 Coastal Carolina 37 W 51 Columbia 64 L 68 Furman 49 W 49 Coker 38 W 49 Armstrong State 39 W 46 Coker 34 W 42 Coll. of Charleston 66 L 1978-79 (4-16)* Head Coach: Jack Meetze CSU Opponent 63 Western Carolina 73 L UNC Asheville Columbia 91 Winthrop 73 W 61 Coastal Carolina 53 W 46 Coll. of Charleston 36 L 54 Lander 60 L 66 Western Carolina 98 L 61 USC Aiken 71 L 33 S.C. State 86 L 66 Newberry 64 W 55 Armstrong State 71 L 59 UNC Wilmington 65 L 51 S.C. State 92 L 61 Coastal Carolina 67 L USC Aiken 62 Lander 69 Newberry 56 Armstrong State 86 L 48 Coll. of Charleston 92 L *Records incomplete 1979-80 (2-24) Head Coach: Amelia Martin CSU Opponent 51 Newberry 61 L 59 Western Carolina 108 L 39 Winthrop 87 L 53 Coastal Carolina 79 L 50 USC Spartanburg 70 L 63 USC Aiken 83 L 50 Coker 58 L 45 USC Aiken 81 L 49 USC Spartanburg 70 L 55 Western Carolina 91 L 56 Lander 75 L 56 Spartanburg Meth. 55 W 58 Coastal Carolina 70 L 69 Furman 76 L 62 Benedict 82 L 58 Spartanburg Meth. 46 W 47 Francis Marion 94 L 50 Campbell 90 L 49 S.C. State 99 L 44 Coll. of Charleston 96 L 55 Armstrong 82 L 50 Lander 84 L 57 Newberry 63 L 56 Armstrong 86 L 56 Benedict 78 L 30 Coll. of Charleston 122 L

1980-81 (8-18) Head Coach: Amelia Martin CSU Opponent 71 Coastal Carolina 48 W 57 Newberry 45 W 74 Coll. of Charleston 81 L 50 USC Aiken 65 L 54 Presbyterian 43 W 65 Coastal Carolina 54 W

57 Wake Forest 39 Benedict 39 Lander 80 Winthrop 48 Francis Marion 55 Furman 57 Coker 49 S.C. State 59 UNC Wilmington 63 Francis Marion 63 North Greenville 50 Benedict 48 Coll. of Charleston 46 Lander 61 Newberry 63 Western Carolina 69 Armstrong State 49 USC Aiken 40 UNC Wilmington 39 Coll. of Charleston

74 53 85 91 98 50 45 85 78 69 57 66 86 52 62 85 57 86 77 84

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1981-82 (3-22) Head Coach: Amelia Martin CSU Opponent 46 UNC Wilmington 80 L 68 Winthrop 71 L 52 Georgia Southern 93 L 55 USC Aiken 70 L 36 North Greenville 86 L 46 Coll. of Charleston 74 L 63 Pembroke 80 L 55 USC Aiken 76 L 66 Coastal Carolina 64 W 61 Georgia Southern 93 L 55 Spartanburg Meth. 58 L 55 Newberry 50 W 59 North Greenville 72 L 60 Coll. of Charleston 82 L 54 Furman 63 L 64 Spartanburg Meth. 82 L 64 Lander 66 L 52 UNC Wilmington 71 L 53 Armstrong State 65 L 79 Coastal Carolina 85 L 72 Newberry 51 W 56 Wake Forest 71 L 61 Armstrong State 68 L 70 Francis Marion 97 L 56 Francis Marion 107 L 1982-83 (0-21) Head Coach: Amelia Martin CSU Opponent 45 Wake Forest 101 L 51 Rollings 54 L 43 USC Aiken 67 L 54 Wake Forest 84 L 37 Duke 86 L 54 Spartanburg Meth. 69 L 59 USC Aiken 67 L 51 Winthrop 57 L 53 Coastal Carolina 68 L 60 Furman 69 L 62 USC Spartanburg 80 L 62 Newberry 65 L 64 Spartanburg Meth. 75 L 47 Winthrop 88 L 64 Coll. of Charleston 91 L 53 Coker 59 L 40 Coastal Carolina 62 L 57 Lander 71 L 65 Newberry 73 L 44 Coker 59 L 49 Francis Marion 79 L 1983-84 (2-15) Head Coach: Brett Maddox CSU Opponent 62 Coll. of Charleston 87 L 76 Coker 74 W 54 USC Spartanburg 77 L 50 Spartanburg Meth. 63 L 61 Francis Marion 74 L 52 Coastal Carolina 59 L 59 Newberry 76 L 60 Winthrop 90 L 57 USC Aiken 67 L 58 Furman 80 L 55 Winthrop 104 L 46 Coll. of Charleston 83 L 43 Wofford 54 L 44 Francis Marion 104 L 60 Coker 41 W 49 Coastal Carolina 55 L 72 Spartanburg Meth. 81 L 1984-85 (8-13) Head Coach: Cliff Jones CSU Opponent 87 Voorhees 65 W 65 Coastal Carolina 73 L 74 Francis Marion 82 L 52 USC Spartanburg 63 L 77 Coker 51 W 56 UNC Asheville 71 L 73 USC Spartanburg 61 W 61 Coastal Carolina 66 L 47 Newberry 65 L 48 Coll. of Charleston 77 L 74 Wofford 81 L

58 Lander 48 Coll. of Charleston 60 USC Aiken 90 Lander 46 Francis Marion 60 Voorhees 96 Wofford 72 Methodist 65 Coker 69 Columbia College

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1985-86 (12-13) Head Coach: Steve Taylor CSU Opponent 74 Presbyterian 64 W 101Methodist 58 W 91 Coker 79 W 59 Coll. of Charleston 81 L 53 UNC Wilmington 97 L 68 Furman 78 L 94 Judson 43 W 94 USC Aiken 46 W 82 Winthrop 71 W 59 USC Spartanburg 70 L 64 Coll. of Charleston 81 W^ 83 USC Spartanburg 80 W 54 UNC Wilmington 82 W 74 Newberry 84 L 68 Wake Forest 106 L 66 Paine 80 L 67 Winthrop 96 L 73 Columbia 84 L 83 Coastal 82 W 77 Coastal Carolina 90 L 76 UNC Asheville 68 W 71 UNC Asheville 72 L 61 Furman 60 W 72 Newberry 74 L 57 Paine 113 L ^ win due to ineligible player 1986-87 (6-20) Head Coach: Steve Taylor CSU Opponent 78 Mercer 71 W 75 Berry 82 L 76 UNC Wilmington 81 L 82 Bethune-Cookman 62 W 53 Clemson 103 L 49 Radford 71 L 83 Mercer 109 L 65 Coll. of Charleston 80 L 91 Winthrop 80 W 60 Augusta 62 L 64 Coastal Carolina 61 W 61 Campbell 106 L 65 UNC Asheville 87 L 81 Coastal Carolina 70 W 49 Augusta 83 L 56 Georgia Southern 89 L 76 Furman 77 L 68 Coll. of Charleston 85 L 74 Furman 76 L 60 Campbell 79 L 57 UNC Wilmington 96 L 61 Radford 86 L 71 UNC Asheville 59 W 56 Winthrop 66 L 73 Georgia Southern 83 L 74 Augusta 84 L 1987-88 (8-19) Head Coach: Carol Meegan CSU Opponent 79 Columbia 65 W 61 Furman 75 L 68 Mercer 62 W 44 UNC Wilmington 99 L 63 Manhattan 66 L 82 Radford 111 L 70 UNC Asheville 72 L 76 Mercer 73 W 75 Campbell 91 L 91 Coastal Carolina 95 L 96 Furman 91 W 75 Winthrop 73 W 77 Florida 85 L 76 S.C. State 87 L 85 UNC Wilmington 113 L 57 Augusta 69 L 61 Coll. of Charleston 92 L 68 Coll. of Charleston 81 L 92 Coastal Carolina 82 W 76 UNC Asheville 85 L 72 Campbell 81 L 64 Winthrop 68 L 75 Radford 98 L 84 Augusta 79 W 98 S.C. State 111 L 69 Augusta 61 W 80 Campbell 93 L 1988-89 (2-27) Head Coach: Jody Gilden CSU Opponent 67 Central Florida 98 L 72 Georgetown 110 L 71 Coll. of Charleston 104 L 70 Furman 92 L 67 Georgia State 102 L

78 Mercer 61 Winthrop 68 East Tennessee St. 49 Radford 61 Georgia Southern 72 UNC Wilmington 67 Presbyterian 72 Coll. of Charleston 62 Georgia State 78 Augusta 68 Campbell 59 Winthrop 60 Furman 81 UNC Asheville 71 Coastal Carolina 70 Augusta 47 Radford 64 Campbell 69 Georgia Southern 68 UNC Asheville 81 Coastal Carolina 55 UNC Wilmington 2 Augusta (forfeit) 65 Campbell

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1989-90 (1-27) Head Coach: John Jacumin CSU Opponent 69 Mercer 98 L 47 UNC Wilmington 102 L 49 S.C. State 78 L 58 North Carolina 102 L 50 Coppin State 76 L 66 Furman 116 L 53 Presbyterian 68 L 59 Winthrop 77 L 65 UNC Greensboro 90 L 67 Coll. of Charleston 98 L 58 Georgia Southern 89 L 78 UNC Asheville 91 L 39 Augusta 77 L 62 S.C. State 71 L 68 Campbell 83 L 62 Coastal Carolina 82 L 60 Radford 80 L 62 Coll. of Charleston 99 L 64 Campbell 78 L 52 Augusta 92 L 47 UNC Asheville 93 L 49 UNC Wilmington 83 L 79 Liberty 91 L 72 Coastal Carolina 68 W 23 Radford 66 L 78 Liberty 89 L 60 Winthrop 76 L 63 Campbell 84 L 1990-91 (0-28)* Head Coach: John Jacumin CSU Opponent 58 Florida Southern 92 L 50 S.C. State 65 L 68 Liberty 91 L 53 Shawnee State 79 L 41 North Carolina 77 L 55 Appalachian St. 92 L 35 UNC Charlotte 95 L 47 Campbell 82 L 59 Furman 125 L 58 UNC Asheville 68 L 37 Liberty 97 L 49 Coll. of Charleston 70 L 64 Augusta 90 L 54 Campbell 97 L 36 Coll. of Charleston 90 L 58 UNC Wilmington 90 L 73 Augusta 92 L 49 South Florida 103 L 65 UNC Asheville 82 L 63 Coastal Carolina 93 L 45 Radford 82 L *Records incomplete 1991-92 (2-26)* Head Coach: Jack Jordan CSU Opponent 36 UNC Charlotte 72 L 48 Clemson 113 L 65 UNC Greensboro 91 L 26 South Carolina 86 L 44 Georgia Southern 106 L 36 North Carolina 96 L 51 Towson State 78 L 56 Navy 77 L 77 UNC Asheville 70 W 61 Radford 70 L 51 S.C. State 67 L 66 Winthrop 69 L 39 Liberty 80 L 51 Coll. of Charleston 79 L 45 Furman 88 L 55 Appalachian State 89 L 64 Winthrop 60 W 56 UNC Greensboro 73 L 53 UNC Asheville 65 L 41 Radford 76 L 51 Campbell 73 L 57 UNC Wilmington 89 L 56 Coastal Carolina 77 L 47 Liberty 74 L

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53 Coll. of Charleston 62 Coastal Carolina 41 Campbell 63 Campbell *Records incomplete

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1992-93 (10-18)* Head Coach: Jack Jordan CSU Opponent 41 North Carolina 80 L 49 Coll. of Charleston 69 L 49 Georgia Southern 77 L 43 South Carolina 75 L 84 UNC Wilmington 70 W 63 Weber State 45 W 76 Radford 69 W 50 Liberty 57 L 89 UMBC 91 L 42 Towson State 68 L 58 Winthrop 50 W 56 UMBC 65 L 54 Towson State 48 W 52 Liberty 77 L 57 Radford 67 L 63 Coastal Carolina 76 L 64 UNC Asheville 61 W 45 Campbell 54 L 44 Davidson 57 L 49 UNC Asheville 45 W 70 Coker 56 W 58 Coll. of Charleston 60 L 58 Campbell 74 L 59 UNC Greensboro 83 L 55 UNC Greensboro 58 L *Records incomplete 1993-94 (5-22) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 83 Coker 84 L 88 Navy 92 L 84 Weber State 58 W 75 Radford 86 L 69 Liberty 66 W 58 William & Mary 92 L 66 Towson State 90 L 68 UMBC 82 L 62 Coastal Carolina 64 L 58 Winthrop 53 W 77 UNC Asheville 93 L 59 Coll. of Charleston 78 L 72 Davidson 65 L 65 Campbell 72 L 70 UNC Greensboro 76 L 78 Radford 88 L 62 Liberty 65 L 67 Coll. of Charleston 80 L 54 Towson State 83 L 51 UMBC 64 L 59 Winthrop 56 W 70 UNC Asheville 66 W 62 UNC Wilmington 83 L 79 Coastal Carolina 83 L 79 Campbell 112 L 55 UNC Greensboro 84 L 57 UNC Asheville 74 L 1994-95 (8-20) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 50 Mississippi State 70 L 83 Long Island 89 L 50 Clemson 77 L 53 Liberty 55 L 57 Duke 101 L 59 Marist 48 W 57 Davidson 77 L 70 UNC Asheville 74 L 71 Winthrop 62 W 49 UMBC 55 L 51 Towson State 53 L 58 Furman 85 L 47 Radford 84 L 67 Coll. of Charleston 52 W 70 UNC Greensboro 74 L 69 Coastal Carolina 66 W 70 Winthrop 57 W 53 Coll. of Charleston 60 L 50 UMBC 43 W 59 Towson State 74 L 50 Radford 78 L 47 Liberty 61 L 33 Georgia 91 L 69 UNC Greensboro 77 L 64 Coastal Carolina 71 L 66 UNC Asheville 64 W 69 Winthrop 50 W 70 UNC Greensboro 78 L 1995-96 (11-17) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 42 LSU 90 L 53 Alcorn State 60 L 80 Coll. of Charleston 63 W 54 Georgetown 73 L 45 N.C. State 98 L 58 Furman 74 L 74 UT Martin 70 W 61 Navy 82 L

HISTORY AND RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 83 Hampton 71 Wofford 66 Coll. of Charleston 62 Winthrop 69 Newberry 52 UMBC 65 Liberty 70 Radford 62 Coastal Carolina 73 UNC Greensboro 62 Winthrop 66 UMBC 51 Coastal Carolina 72 Liberty 84 Radford 71 UNC Greensboro 78 UNC Asheville 67 UNC Asheville 60 UMBC 75 Radford

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1996-97 (12-14) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 44 Armstrong State 67 L 75 S.C. State 59 W 42 Auburn 81 L 68 Alabama State 32 W 55 Belmont 59 L 73 Wofford 54 W 72 Winthrop 69 W 61 UMBC 55 W 83 Newberry 79 W 73 Liberty 69 W 76 Radford 73 W 68 Coastal Carolina 50 W 64 UNC Greensboro 91 L 60 UMBC 74 L 69 UNC Asheville 66 W 49 Coll. of Charleston 58 L 59 UMBC 47 W 80 Coastal Carolina 59 W 48 Liberty 66 L 76 Radford 93 L 55 UNC Asheville 67 L 61 UNC Greensboro 69 L 66 Georgia State 74 L 74 Furman 92 L 57 Coll. of Charleston 71 L 57 Radford 77 L 1997-98 (12-16) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 90 Montreat College 42 W 59 N.C. State 105 L 62 High Point 78 L 65 Bethune-Cookman 56 W 64 Georgia Tech 87 L 60 Towson 72 L 53 Coll. of Charleston 73 L 51 Florida State 72 L 61 Georgia 97 L 94 Davis & Elkins 57 W 68 Coastal Carolina 77 L 72 Coll. of Charleston 52 W 67 UNC Asheville 57 W 72 UMBC 44 W 72 Furman 78 L 56 Liberty 67 L 68 Radford 81 L 58 Winthrop 57 W 75 UNC Asheville 63 W 76 Newberry 48 W 63 Coastal Carolina 72 L 78 Winthrop 72 W 65 Radford 82 L 65 Liberty 78 L 79 S.C. State 71 W 52 UMBC 71 L 57 UMBC 51 W 54 Liberty 64 L 1998-99 (18-10) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 95 Anderson 54 W 84 North Carolina A&T 65 W 67 Coll. of Charleston 60 W 83 S.C. State 63 W 57 UT Martin 85 L 71 Florida A&M 68 W 86 Benedict 49 W 75 Newberry 45 W 91 Davis & Elkins 53 W 69 Coll. of Charleston 52 W 66 High Point 68 L 76 Elon 64 W 64 Radford 71 L 66 Liberty 60 W 61 Bethune-Cookman 48 W 73 Winthrop 63 W 56 UNC Asheville 58 L 65 Coastal Carolina 55 W 75 High Point 50 W 47 Liberty 54 L 66 Radford 69 L 86 UNC Asheville 43 W 58 Winthrop 66 L

74 South Carolina 79 Elon 52 Coastal Carolina 72 Winthrop 55 Liberty

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1999-00 (9-19) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 46 UT Chattanooga 69 L 54 Army 56 L 52 Mercer 58 L 75 Ball State 85 L 71 Jacksonville 45 W 89 Southern Virginia 35 W 87 USC Aiken 61 W 65 Georgia Tech 103 L 31 Auburn 79 L 69 Erskine 46 W 38 South Carolina 73 L 60 Elon 63 L 56 UNC Asheville 63 L 54 High Point 63 L 59 Elon 54 W 64 Radford 70 L 65 Liberty 67 L 68 Coastal Carolina 78 L 56 Winthrop 45 W 52 Liberty 70 L 50 Radford 66 L 70 High Point 55 W 63 North Carolina A&T 71 L 66 Winthrop 49 W 61 UNC Asheville 63 L 35 Coastal Carolina 54 L 75 Radford 52 W 62 Coastal Carolina 73 L 2000-01 (15-14) Head Coach: Fred Francello CSU Opponent 91 Southern Virginia 30 W 76 Bowling Green 80 L 65 IUPUI 74 L 58 Mercer 41 W 65 East Carolina 92 L 51 Hofstra 79 L 85 Erskine 46 W 64 Jacksonville State 48 W 56 Livingstone 71 L 94 Morehead State 92 W 64 Eastern Kentucky 81 L 79 N. Carolina A&T 64 W 50 Liberty 65 L 69 Radford 62 W 63 High Point 55 W 76 Elon 73 W 70 UNC Asheville 80 L 84 Winthrop 66 W 73 Coastal Carolina 70 W 65 Georgia Tech 94 L 59 Elon 69 L 73 High Point 69 W 70 Radford 49 W 36 Liberty 57 L 54 Winthrop 61 L 74 UNC Asheville 60 W 70 Coastal Carolina 71 L 65 Radford 60 W 53 Elon 67 L 2001-02 (12-16) Head Coach: Stephanie Yelton CSU Opponent 80 Anderson 46 W 90 Savannah State 32 W 62 Stephen F. Austin 66 L 52 Auburn 67 L 75 Southern Virginia 47 W 45 N.C. State 99 L 86 Georgia Southern 61 W 69 S.C. State 62 W 48 Clemson 68 L 57 Winthrop 44 W 62 Liberty 71 L 59 Radford 58 W 58 Elon 75 L 71 High Point 86 L 47 Birmingham-So. 62 L 74 UNC Asheville 68 W 48 Coastal Carolina 35 W 52 Georgia Southern 79 L 57 Elon 53 W 61 High Point 63 L 50 Radford 53 L 62 Liberty 76 L 42 Birmingham-So. 43 L 42 Winthrop 58 L 76 UNC Asheville 60 W 61 Coastal Carolina 64 L 74 High Point 69 W 41 Liberty 54 L 2002-03 (13-15) Head Coach: Stephanie Yelton CSU Opponent 58 Coll. of Charleston 46 W 52 Georgia Southern 87 L

64 Furman 84 L 59 Jacksonville 54 W 79 Savannah State 48 W 88 Voorhees 51 W 38 Duke 106 L 107Oglethorpe 51 W 49 North Carolina 84 L 52 Liberty 83 L 61 Radford 59 W 57 Stetson 56 W 45 Elon 51 L 91 High Point 54 W 75 UNC Asheville 57 W 62 Winthrop 49 W 66 Coastal Carolina 50 W 53 Birmingham-So. 58 L 50 Liberty 69 L 75 Radford 65 W 73 Elon 87 L 56 High Point 75 L 68 S.C. State 79 L 63 UNC Asheville 58 W 69 Winthrop 71 L 84 Birmingham-So. 94 L 61 Coastal Carolina 78 L 72 Coastal Carolina 77 L * Indicates missing records 2003-04 (11-17) Head Coach: Stephanie Yelton CSU Opponent 83 Coll. of Charleston 81 W 60 Cincinnati 105 L 80 Jacksonville 80 W 57 UNC-Wilmington 73 L 60 Colgate 83 L 63 Albany 86 L 53 Morehead State 62 L 68 Stetson 78 L 57 Florida A&M 72 L 52 William & Mary 77 L 44 N. Carolina A&T 82 L 52 Coastal Carolina 56 L 78 Southern Virginia 41 W 57 Radford University 52 W 44 Liberty 82 L 57 High Point 72 L 70 Winthrop 69 W 81 UNC Asheville 67 W 59 Birmingham-So. 52 W 76 North Greenville 66 W 55 Radford 77 L 42 Liberty 70 L 68 High Point 79 L 73 Winthrop 56 W 66 Birmingham-So. 63 W 44 UNC Asheville 67 L 77 Coastal Carolina 69 W 57 Radford 58 L 2004-05 (13-15) Head Coach: Stephanie Yelton CSU Opponent 56 Coll. of Charleston 75 L 33 North Carolina 88 L 89 Columbia College 40 W 77 N. Carolina A&T 48 W 50 Morehead State 51 L 33 Kentucky 89 L 66 Benedict 58 W 66 James Madison 75 L 60 IUPUI 74 L 49 Eastern Illinois 67 L 65 Jacksonville 59 W 62 Savannah State 47 W 44 Radford 62 L 44 Liberty 84 L 53 High Point 50 W 59 Winthrop 43 W 56 Coastal Carolina 50 W 69 Savannah State 41 W 68 Birmingham-So. 67 W 49 UNC Asheville 63 L 56 High Point 60 L 54 Winthrop 42 W 24 Liberty 67 L 72 Radford 69 W 60 Birmingham-So. 74 L 54 UNC Asheville 68 L 63 Coastal Carolina 61 W 45 Birmingham-So. 60 L 2005-06 (7-21) Head Coach: Stephanie Yelton CSU Opponent 56 Coll. of Charleston 69 L 68 Wofford 61 W 39 Vanderbilt 83 L 71 McNeese State 79 L 48 IUPUI 60 L 38 North Carolina 92 L 93 Southern Wesleyan 70 W 31 James Madison 86 L 75 Eastern Illinois 64 W 51 Albany 50 W 55 Longwood 70 L 41 Liberty 78 L 52 Radford 77 L 58 Birmingham-So. 61 L

58 UNC Asheville 82 Agnes Scott 43 Winthrop 53 High Point 69 Coastal Carolina 71 Covenant 53 Radford 49 Liberty 47 Birmingham-So. 60 UNC Asheville 50 Winthrop 63 High Point 46 Coastal Carolina 46 Liberty

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2006-07 (10-20) Head Coach: Julie Goodenough CSU Opponent 66 Jacksonville 105 L 60 Wofford 86 L 66 Savannah State 75 L 71 Jacksonville 74 L 66 Bethune-Cookman 46 W 58 Coll. of Charleston 53 W 56 Wake Forest 69 L 61 Charlotte 82 L 66 Kennesaw State 56 W 55 Navy 65 L 70 Bryan College 63 W 75 Pfeiffer 68 W 74 Savannah State 54 W 53 Radford 77 L 39 Liberty 72 L 59 Longwood 51 W 59 Birmingham-So. 75 L 55 UNC Asheville 72 L 37 Coastal Carolina 61 L 79 Southern Wesleyan 73 W 65 Winthrop 54 W 58 High Point 64 L 54 Birmingham-So. 74 L 76 UNC Asheville 73 W 41 Radford 72 L 40 Liberty 91 L 47 Winthrop 71 L 51 High Point 63 L 53 Coastal Carolina 60 L 61 Radford 81 L 2007-08 (8-22) Head Coach: Julie Goodenough CSU Opponent 73 Southern Wesleyan 58 W 76 Mars Hill 64 W 68 USC Upstate 80 L 53 Campbell 75 L 49 Bethune-Cookman 71 L 63 Savannah St. 65 L 55 Coll. of Charleston 53 W 26 South Carolina 72 L 46 Kennesaw St. 73 L 62 Clemson 75 L 55 UNC Charlotte 84 L 51 Elon 64 L 39 Coll. of Charleston 71 L 56 Miami 88 L 56 Furman 71 L 64 Savannah St. 41 W 81 Presbyterian 56 W 53 Liberty 82 L 86 Radford 78 W 66 Winthrop 75 L 74 UNC Asheville 61 W 70 High Point 77 L 66 Coastal Carolina 73 L 53 Winthrop 77 L 59 Radford 91 L 42 Liberty 99 L 82 UNC Asheville 71 W 57 High Point 72 L 45 Coastal Carolina 58 L 41 Winthrop 76 L

62 Coastal Carolina 80 Radford 59 Liberty 80 Gardner-Webb 50 Presbyterian 46 Winthrop 64 Liberty

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2009-10 (17-14) Head Coach: Julie Goodenough CSU Opponent 90 Limestone College 54 W 73 UTSA 75 L 73 Mercer 87 L 95 Bluefield College 55 W 87 SC State 71 W 76 North Carolina 67 L 56 UNC Greensboro 54 W 52 Clemson 104 L 90 Bethune-Cookman 72 W 66 SSUW 51 W 59 Col. Of Charleston 64 L 56 High Point 68 L 67 UNC Asheville 50 W 68 Coastal Carolina 74 L 69 SSUW 36 W 45 Gardner-Webb 45 L 62 Wingate University 59 W 52 Liberty 65 L 67 Radford 61 W 64 Presbyterian College 49 W 48 Winthrop 58 L 90 UNC Asheville 87 W 60 High Point 66 L 72 Coastal Carolina 65 W 84 Radford 78 W 56 Liberty 66 L 54 Gardner-Webb 63 L 53 Presbyterian College 41 W 66 Winthrop 62 W 44 Coastal Carolina 52 W 47 Appalachian State 62 L 2010-11 (15-16) Head Coach: Julie Goodenough CSU Opponent 101Erskine 54 W 52 Clemson 85 L 96 Voorhess 63 W 77 UNC Greensboro 67 W 57 Texas Tech 82 L 70 Sam Houston State 76 L 49 American 60 L 53 South Carolina 75 L 70 Furman 71 L 74 Pfeiffer 59 W 57 UNC Wilmington 79 L 71 Mercer 68 L 86 Col. of Charleston 74 W 51 Gardner-Webb 67 L 53 Winthrop 75 L 60 Coastal Carolina 53 W 52 Presbyterian 47 W 85 Asheville 74 W 46 Liberty 63 L 56 Radford 60 L 80 High Point 72 W 64 Gardner-Webb 71 L 54 High Point 68 L 98 Asheville 79 W 63 Presbyterian 52 W 78 Radford 81 L 54 Liberty 51 W 58 Coastal Carolina 61 L 70 Winthrop 55 W 49 High Point 52 L

2008-09 (12-18) Head Coach: Julie Goodenough CSU Opponent 88 Limestone 76 W 62 Coll. of Charleston 76 L 70 USC Upstate 87 L 93 Coker 54 W 81 Campbell 90 L 69 Arkansas State 88 L 97 North Texas 95 W 43 UNC Charlotte 91 L 92 Southern Wesleyan 71 W 79 Savannah State 57 W 68 Furman 78 L 68 High Point 73 L 66 UNC Asheville 70 L 65 Coastal Carolina 63 W 74 Savannah State 43 W 60 Gardner-Webb 70 L 60 Clemson 85 L 51 Liberty 76 L 67 Radford 76 L 61 Presbyterian 48 W 64 Winthrop 72 L 83 UNC Asheville 87 L 82 High Point 79 W

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ounded in 1964, Charleston Southern is located near historic Charleston and the beautiful beaches of the South Carolina coastline. Charleston Southern is one of South Carolina’s largest accredited, independent universities, enrolling approximately 3,200 students. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University’s vision is to be a Christian university nationally recognized for integrating faith in learning, leading and serving. CSU has been named to America’s 100 Best College Buys, Military Friendly Schools, America’s Best Christian Colleges, VA Yellow Ribbon Program and The President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The University awards bachelor’s and master’s degrees and is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and offers more than 35 undergraduate majors and four graduate programs in business, criminal justice, education and nursing. Each degree program is combined with a comprehensive liberal arts foundation, which is designed to develop problem-solving and communication skills. Situated on 300 acres, formerly the site of a rice and indigo plantation, Charleston Southern University is in the center of the Charleston metropolitan area. Mild winters and long summers allow many opportunities for outdoor recreation in a city which is famous for its gardens and plantations, miles of wide sandy beaches and major fine arts events, including the Spoleto Festival USA.

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eyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of campus activities including academic clubs, service organizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. The University offers intercollegiate athletics for both men and women, competing in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Charleston Southern fields teams in basketball, baseball, softball, women’s soccer, cross country, track and field, golf, tennis and volleyball, as well as an NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision team. Our athletic programs have produced several nationally recognized professional sports figures, including Charlie Simpkins, 1992 Olympic silver medalist; Maurice Price and Josh Breeden, who signed as free agents in the NFL; Bryant Burch, who signed with the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders; Crystal Carpenter, who signed with the WNBA’s Utah Starzz; R.J. Swindle, who played for the Charleston Riverdogs as a member of the Yankees organization and became the first CSU player to ever pitch in a MLB game, joining the Phillies; Tyler Thornburg, who was taken by the Milwaukee Brewers in the third round of the 2010 MLB draft; and Bobby Parnell, who made it to the Majors with the N.Y. Mets. Charleston Southern University is proud to have sent 11 different teams to NCAA competition over the past nine years. The women’s golf team is the most recent to represent the University in NCAA postseason play, winning the conference championship in 2010, while men’s tennis is historically the most consistent, having competed in four NCAA tournaments since 1999. In it’s history, CSU has captured 28 Big South Conference championships.

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“The Holy City”

harleston is America’s most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, with a rich, 300-year history just waiting to be discovered. Hundreds of significant and lovingly preserved structures from the colonial and antebellum periods grace the historic district’s narrow streets. Church bells toll the hour as history unfolds around each and every corner. In no other place are the past and present more intertwined. The entire Charleston area is a never-ending feast for the senses, with history serving as the main course. Visit Charles Towne Landing, the site where the original settlement was established in 1670. Explore the Charleston Museum, our nation’s first museum, or Patriot’s Point, the world’s largest naval and maritime museum and home of World War II’s Fighting Lady, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown. Drive to Fort Moultrie, scene of the first decisive American victory of the American Revolution, and a mainstay of shore defense until 1947. Take a scenic boat tour to Fort Sumter, the manmade island fortress where the Civil War began. World-famous plantations and Top 10 United States gardens offer visitors a fascinating glimpse Cities to Visit into life during the antebellum era. Informative tours of the Charleston area are offered daily and are a must for all who want to truly appreciate this living museum. 1. San Francisco The area’s lush sea islands and sun-drenched beaches offer as much recreation or relaxation as your heart desires. Golf is on a world- 2. Charleston, S.C. class level, with challenging courses reflecting the natural beauty of 3. Santa Fe the South Carolina Lowcountry. Charter fishing on the Gulf stream or inshore waters is readily available. Shopping is one of our vis- 4. New York City tors’ most passionate pursuits. Marvel at native sweetgrass baskets 5. Chicago and handmade crafts found in Charleston’s famous open-air market, or browse through inviting boutiques, art galleries and antique shops 6. Honolulu found throughout the Charleston area. When it comes to dining, your biggest decision may be just what to try next. Every meal is a celebra- 7. Carmel, Calif. tion of tastes, with a variety that ranges from traditional oyster roasts to 8. Savannah fine continental dining. If festivals strike your fancy, you have come to the right place. You will be dazzled by a diverse array of special events. At any time of year, you will always find more to see, do and Source: 2009 Condé Nast Traveler experience than you ever imagined ... in a placein where warm welcomes Integrating Faith Learning, Leading and Serving have been a treasured tradition for over 300 years.

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