2011-12 Presbyterian College Women's Basketball Guide by Presbyterian College

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2011-2012 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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Location..............................................105 Ashland Ave. Clinton, SC 29325 Enrollment......................................................................................................1,350 Founded...........................................................................................................1880 Colors.............................................................................................. Garnet & Blue Nickname.............................................................................................. Blue Hose Mascot..................................................................................................... Scotsman Affiliation........................................................ NCAA Division I (Transitional) Conference....................................................................Big South Conference Facility.........................................................................Templeton Arena (2500) President................................................................................Dr. John V. Griffith Faculty Athletic Rep...............................................................Dr. Craig Powell Director of Athletics....................................................................... Brian Reese Director of Sports Medicine.....................................................Nelson Jones

Table of Contents/Quick Facts........................................................................ 1 Roster........................................................................................................................ 2 Roster Breakdown................................................................................................ 3 We Are Presbyterian College.......................................................................4-5 Athletic Training/Strength & Conditioning...........................................6-7 Team Room/Locker Room...........................................................................8-9 2011-2012 Season Preview.....................................................................10-11 Head Coach Ronny Fisher.......................................................................12-13 Assistant Coach Eric Burrow..........................................................................14 Assistant Coach Kate Dempsey....................................................................15 Assistant Coach Lisa Jackson.........................................................................16 Athletic Trainer Heide Burgin........................................................................17 Strength & Conditioning Coach Matt Taylor..........................................17 #24 Kristen Stevens....................................................................................20-21 #22 Shonda Burnside................................................................................22-23 #5 Dria David................................................................................................24-25 #20 Devin Fothergill..................................................................................26-27 #11 Chelsea Parker.....................................................................................28-29 #51 Mariah Pietrowski..............................................................................30-31 #34 Olivia Towers-Solis............................................................................32-33 #23 Megan Schaaf......................................................................................34-35 #3 Sherece Smith........................................................................................36-37 #10 Karlee Taylor........................................................................................38-39 #21 Keyonna Allen............................................................................................40 #1 Noelle Carter.................................................................................................41 #2 Kasey Hobbie................................................................................................42 2009-10 Season Recap.............................................................................43-44 2009-10 Final Stats............................................................................................45 2009-10 Results..................................................................................................46 Team Records......................................................................................................47 Single Game D-I Records................................................................................48 Single Season D-I Records.............................................................................49 Career D-I Records............................................................................................50 Program Alumni.................................................................................................51 Honors and Awards/Championship Teams.............................................52 Year-by-Year Results.................................................................................53-58 Opponent-by-Opponent Results..........................................................59-62 Year-by-Year Breakdown................................................................................63 Dr. John V. Griffith.............................................................................................64 Athletics Director Brian Reese.......................................................................65 Sr. Associate Athletics Director Mike Smith............................................65 Assistant AD / Compliance / SWA Dee Nichols.....................................66 Director of Sports Medicine Nelson Jones..............................................66 Big South Conference......................................................................................67 Presbyterian College.........................................................................................68 Photo Roster......................................................................... Inside Back Cover

Director of Sports Info/Game Ops........................................... Simon Whitaker Assistant SID (WBB Contact)...........................................................Ryan Real Office Telephone................................................................. (864) 833-7095 Mobile Phone........................................................................ (502) 931-5651 Office Fax................................................................................ (864) 833-8323 Press Row Telephone............................................................. (864) 833-8332 Website....................................................................................GoBlueHose.com Twitter/Facebook....................................................................BlueHoseSports Head Coach......................................................... Ronny Fisher (Fourth year) Alma Mater..................................................................................... Furman ‘90 Record at PC (Years)....................................................................18-70 (Third) Career Record................................................................................................Same Associate Head Coach...................................................................Eric Burrow Alma Mater...........................................................Presbyterian College ‘99 Assistant Coach...........................................................................Kate Dempsey Alma Mater....................................................................................Wofford ‘09 Assistant Coach............................................................................... Lisa Jackson Alma Mater...................................................................................... Erskine ‘07 Assistant Coach............................................................................. Heide Burgin Alma Mater...................................................................................Clemson ‘98 First Year of Program....................................................................... 1977-1978 Overall All-Time Record..........................................................458-407 (.529) Record at Templeton Arena.....................................................................Same First Year of Templeton Area....................................................................1975 Most Wins in a Season.........................................................28-2, 1999-2000 NCAA Tournament Appearances (Div. II)................................................ Six Last NCAA Tournament Appearance........................................ 2001-2002 Overall NCAA Tournament Record (Div. II)............................................2-6 First Year of Division I...................................................................... 2007-2008 Record in Division I....................................................................................20-94 Overall Record.................................................................................................9-20 Home/Away/Neutral................................................................... 5-7/4-13/0-0 Big South Conference Record...................................................................5-11 Big South Home/Away/Neutral.................................................3-5/2-6/0-0 Big South Conference Finish.................................................................Eighth Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................................................10/4 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................................5/0 Newcomers.................................................................................................... Three Starters Returning: Jr. C Mariah Pietrowski (10.7 ppg, 6.2 rpg), So. G Karlee Taylor (Big South All-Freshman Team, 6.9 ppg, 2.7 rpg), Jr. G Dria David (6.4 ppg, 4.9 rpg), Jr. C Shonda Burnside (5.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg), So. G Sherece Smith (4.1 ppg, 3.3 rpg) This guide was designed and edited by Ryan Real and the PC Sports Information Department with special thanks to Simon Whitaker, Thad Palmer, Megan Trimpe, Rebekah Lane and Kasay Holbrook.

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2011-2012 Numerical Roster No. 1 2 3 5 10 11 20 21 22 23 24 34 51

Name Noelle Carter Kasey Hobbie Sherece Smith Dria David Karlee Taylor Chelsea Parker Devin Fothergill Keyonna Allen Shonda Burnside Megan Schaaf Kristen Stevens Olivia Towers-Solis Mariah Pietrowski

Cl. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr.

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

Roster Breakdown Ht. Hometown/High School 6-0 Neptune, N.J./Acad. of Allied Health & Science 5-7 Spring Lake, N.J./Red Bank Catholic 5-8 Clemson, S.C./D.W. Daniel 5-8 Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett 5-6 Asheville, N.C./A.C. Reynolds 6-0 Asheville, N.C./Asheville School 5-10 Somerset, Ky./Southwestern 6-0 Forest Park, Ga./Forest Park 6-3 Gray Court, S.C./Laurens 6-0 Ellicott City, Md./Mt. Hebron 5-7 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington 5-11 Dacula, Ga./Mill Creek 6-2 Elizabethton, Tenn./Elizabethton

2011-2012 Alphabetical Roster No. 21 22 1 5 20 2 11 51 23 3 24 10 34

Name Keyonna Allen Shonda Burnside Noelle Carter Dria David Devin Fothergill Kasey Hobbie Chelsea Parker Mariah Pietrowski Megan Schaaf Sherece Smith Kristen Stevens Karlee Taylor Olivia Towers-Solis

Cl. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. Jr.

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

Ht. Hometown/High School 6-0 Forest Park, Ga./Forest Park 6-3 Gray Court, S.C./Laurens 6-0 Neptune, N.J./Acad. of Allied Health & Science 5-8 Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett 5-10 Somerset, Ky./Southwestern 5-7 Spring Lake, N.J./Red Bank Catholic 6-0 Asheville, N.C./Asheville School 6-2 Elizabethton, Tenn./Elizabethton 6-0 Ellicott City, Md./Mt. Hebron 5-8 Clemson, S.C./D.W. Daniel 5-7 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington 5-6 Asheville, N.C./A.C. Reynolds 5-11 Dacula, Ga./Mill Creek

Head Coach: Ronny Fisher (Fourth year, Furman ’90) Associate Head Coach: Eric Burrow (First year as associate, fourth year at PC, Presbyterian College ’99) Assistant Coaches: Kate Dempsey (Second year, Wofford ’09), Lisa Jackson (Second year, Erskine ’07)

Pronunciation Guide DRIA David = Dree-ah DEVON FOTHERGILL = DEV-on FAH-ther-gill Megan SCHAFF = Shaff Olivia TOWERS-SOLIS = Towers-sol-EES Mariah PIETROWSKI = Puh-trow-ski (middle syllable sounds like “wow”)

By State Georgia Keyonna Allen Dria David Olivia Towers-Solis Kentucky Devin Fothergill Maryland Megan Schaaf

Ohio Kristen Stevens North Carolina Chelsea Parker Karlee Taylor

South Carolina Shonda Burnside Sherece Smith Tennessee Mariah Pietrowski

New Jersey Noelle Carter Kasey Hobbie

By Class Senior Kristen Stevens

Mariah Pietrowski Olivia Towers-Solis

Junior Shonda Burnside Dria David Devin Fothergill Chelsea Parker

Sophomore Megan Schaaf Sherece Smith Karlee Taylor

Freshman Keyonna Allen Noelle Carter Kasey Hobbie

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2011-2012 Outlook The Presbyterian College women’s basketball team will look to build on a historic 2010-2011 season as it enters its fifth year in the Division I transition and its fourth year as a member of the Big South Conference in 2011-2012. The Blue Hose return 10 members from last year’s team that went a Division I-era best 9-20 overall and 5-11 in Big South play. PC also welcomes three newcomers to the squad and expects the freshmen trio to make a valuable contribution during an ambitious 29-game schedule. “We feel good about the foundation we’ve set and the progress we’ve made in the past couple years,” said head coach Ronny Fisher. “We’re excited about the upcoming year. We’re returning our top five scorers and our top four in rebounding from last year, so we’ll be bringing back players who can do a lot on the floor.” PC entered the season last year with one of the youngest teams in Division I, with just three players with more than two years of collegiate experience. The youth movement thrived, however, as current sophomore Karlee Taylor earned a selection to the Big South Conference All-Freshman Team and

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ranked second on the team in points per game, averaging 6.9 per contest. Look for team toughness on the defensive end, as PC led the conference in three-point defense (.262) and ranked second in scoring defense (56.8 average points per game) last season. The team also finished the year ranked second in rebounding defense, holding opponents to 35.7 rebounds per game while collecting 36 per game to rank third in rebounding margin. Senior Kristen Stevens (Pickerington, Ohio) leads the team as PC’s lone fourth-year player. Stevens scored an impressive 5.8 points per game last year, ranking fourth on the Blue Hose. The senior also ranked second in the Big South for three-point field goal percentage, knocking down treys at a .379 clip. The team’s rebounding prowess comes in part from its strong presence in the post. Leading scorer and rebounder Mariah Pietrowski (Elizabethton, Tenn.) returns for her junior year as does Shonda Burnside (Gray Court, S.C.). Pietrowski, the Big South Conference Freshman of the Year in 2009, averaged 10.7 points per game and 6.2 rebounds per game ranked third in the conference in field goal percentage (.517). Burnside average 5.6 points per game and 3.2 rebounds and scored 19 points against Gardner-Webb.

Sophomores Megan Schaff (Ellicott City, Md.) joins juniors Olivia Towers-Solis (Dacula, Ga.) and Chelsea Parker (Asheville, N.C.) in rounding out the returning forwards. Each player saw significant action last year and Parker can look to build on a season in which she started 12 games and collected 10 rebounds against Winthrop. Opponents will have to contend with a strong corps in the backcourt as well. Sherece Smith (Clemson, S.C.) and Karlee Taylor enter their sophomore seasons while juniors Dria David (Lawrenceville, Ga.) and Devin Fothergill (Somerset, Ky.) look to improve on impressive sophomore campaigns as well. Smith averaged 4.1 points per game last year and recorded a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds against Gardner-Webb. Taylor ranked second on the team in scoring (6.9 points per game) and played 26 minutes per game en route to her All-Freshman Team selection. David serves as one of the team’s most versatile student-athletes. Averaging 6.4 points per game, David also came up big on the glass with 4.9 rebounds per game—second on the team—and ranked seventh in the conference in steals, with 1.7 per game. Fothergill also returns for her third year in a PC uniform. The sophomore saw action in 28 contests and will provide more veteran leadership for the young squad. Three freshman join the team in Noelle Carter (Neptune, N.J.), Keyonna Allen (Forest Park, Ga.) and Kasey Hobbie (Spring Lake, N.J.). Hobbie comes to PC as a shooting guard that helped Red Bank Catholic High School to a 17-8 record and a trip to the sectional semifinals her senior year. “Hobbie is a tremendous shooter and she should stretch the defense with her ability to shoot the basketball,” said Fisher. Allen will contribute to the PC forward corps. A Wendy’s High School Heisman Finalist at Forest Park, Ga., Allen earned First Team All-Region honors as a junior and helped Forest Park to a state runner-up finish as a senior. “Allen is great athlete who can score on the block and should add much need athleticism in the post,” said Fisher. Carter will provide a presence on the wing after helping Neptune High School to a B-North Championship, Shore Conference Championship and the

Central Jersey Group III Championship during her final two years at the school. “Carter brings size and athleticism to the perimeter for us and can really get the ball to the basket,” said Fisher. “All three freshmen should challenge for playing time immediately.” The Blue Hose will find themselves tested this season while testing opponents in 29 games this season, including 14 at Templeton Arena. PC will play contests at North Carolina, UNC Charlotte, South Carolina and Alabama for four of 11 non-conference games. The Blue Hose also host Furman in PC’s home opener at Templeton Arena. PC opens the season on November 11 at Charlotte before returning home to host Furman on November 15. This year sees PC play 18 Big South Conference game with the re-addition of Campbell to the league. With a strong returning foundation and key additions, the Blue Hose look for a bright future built on hard work and dedication. “The big key for us is to take the next step and be competitive in our league and get better every day,” said Fisher.

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Ronny

FISHER

Fourth Year • Furman ‘90 Ronny Fisher is in his fourth season as Presbyterian College’s head women’s basketball coach. He is the sixth person to take the reigns in the program’s 32-year history. He leads the team in its fourth year of Division I play and third as a member of the Big South Conference. In 2010-2011, Fisher led the Blue Hose to program-best marks since joining Division I and the Big South Conference. The team’s 9-20 overall tally and 5-11 record in league play marked the team’s best campaign since 2005-2006. Fisher’s guidance also helped Karlee Taylor earn a Big South Conference All-Freshman Team selection. The Blue Hose set a number of benchmarks in 20102011. PC held an opponent to less than 40 points for only the seventh time since 1990 when the Blue Hose broke a 48-game road losing streak with a 51-38 win over South Carolina State. PC’s five Big South Conference wins also marked the highest win total since joining the Big South in 2008-2009. The Blue Hose played competitively against several non-conference foes including Virginia Tech, Ohio and Clemson. In 2009-10, Fisher’s squad defied expectations by posting three Big South victories with triumphs over Coastal Carolina, UNC Asheville and Winthrop. The team improved upon its win total from the previous year and even took regular season Big South regular season Champion GardnerWebb to overtime. He had five student-athletes selected to

Head Coach

THE FISHER FILE Hometown Fairview, N.C. Family Julie (Wife), Harrison (Son) Sydney (Daughter), Jake (Son) Education Furman (1990) Coaching Experience MEN’S PC - Asst. - 1990-93

Conway H.S. - Head - 1993-97 N. Greenville - Asst. - 1997-00 PC - Asst. - 2007-07 PC - Associate - 2007-08 WOMEN’S PC - Head - 2008-Present Career Record 2008-09 4-25 2009-10 5-25 2010-11 9-20 Three yearsw 18-70

the BIg South Presidential honor roll including three starters. Mariah Pietrowski won the Big South Freshman of the Year award and the Blue Hose were given the league’s Sportsmanship Award. Fisher guided the 2008-09 team to a victory over Big South Conference tournament runner-up Gardner-Webb, marking the first league win in Division I play. The team posted its first Division I home win against Colgate on Nov. 24, 2008, by a 62-50 score. The squad doubled its win total from the previous season while also posting a strong 2.95 GPA in the classroom. Fisher’s 2008-09 team will go down in the school’s record book as the first Blue Hose program to garner the Big South Sportsmanship Award. Fisher took the PC women’s coaching position after working with PC’s men’s basketball program for 11 years. He was the associate head coach for the 2007-08 season under head men’s coach Gregg Nibert, after serving as the assistant coach from 1990-1993 and 2000-2007. The men’s team tallied 142 wins when Fisher rejoined the staff in 2000. With his assistance PC earned two trips to the NCAA Division II tournament (2003, 2006). The 2002-

Favorite quote? “I am convinced that life is 10 percent what happens to me and 90 percent of how I react to it.” Charles Swindall Favorite book? “Captured by Grace” by David Jeremiah. Favorite all-time TV show? “The Andy Griffith Show.” Favorite restaurant? The Peddler. One word to describe Blue Hose basketball... Sacrifice. 2003 squad registered a program-tying 27 wins and were runners-up for the Food Lion/SAC Tournament title. The Blue Hose earned a bid to the national tournament where they defeated Columbus State (71-59) and Shaw University (77-58) to advance to the “Sweet Sixteen,” the farthest the program had ever gone in the postseason. Fisher was with the team when it returned to the NCAA Division II tournament three years later. After going 25-10 and finishing second in the Food Lion/SAC Tournament, PC beat Armstrong Atlantic, 73-67, in the first round of the NCAA Division II tournament before losing to Ga. College & State University in the second round. The Fairview, N.C., native aided Nibert as the program began its transition to Division I in 2007. The team recorded its first win at the Division I level over Radford (62-60) on Dec. 1, 2007 in the friendly confines of the Templeton Center. The Blue Hose finished a perfect 5-0 on their home court. During Fisher’s first term with the Blue Hose, he worked with the team as they advanced to the NAIA National Tournament in 1993. PC racked up a school-record 27-5 season and earned a win over Mars Hill (71-56) in the NAIA District 26 Playoffs en route to the national tournament. The team lost to Georgetown (Ky.), 92-79, but went down as the first team in school history to travel to the tournament. Fisher handled numerous responsibilities under Nibert, including acting as both the academic and recruiting coordinator. On the hardwood, he worked with all the players but played a special role coaching post players. He has been able to draw on those experiences as he continues the transition from assistant to head coach.

Between stints at Presbyterian, Fisher held positions at North Greenville University and Conway H.S. He worked under Crusaders’ coach David Conrady for two seasons (19982000). The staff worked to build a solid program that upset NAIA’s second-ranked Georgetown College in Fisher’s final year at North Greenville. Fisher assumed the head coaching position of the boy’s basketball team at Conway H.S. in Conway, S.C. in 1993. At 25 years of age, he was the youngest class 4-A high school head coach in the state. In his first year, he led a team that had won two games in 1992-93 to 17 wins and the Tigers’ first trip to the quarterfinals of the state tournament. He compiled a 47-52 record in four years at Conway. Fisher got his start in college basketball while serving as a student assistant coach under former Presbyterian Coach Butch Estes at Furman University. He earned a B.A. in physical education in 1990. He graduated from A.C. Reynolds H.S. in Fairview, N.C., where he was a multi-sport athlete who played baseball, basketball and golf. His father Bob and brother, Rob still reside in the area. Fisher is married to the former Julie Dickert, of Taylors, S.C. Julie is a former basketball player at Charleston Southern University who played for the Bucs from 1990-93. They reside in Clinton with their son, Harrison, daughter Sydney and son Jake. They are active members of Cornerstone Baptist Church.

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Eric

Kate

Fourth Year • Presbyterian College ‘99

Second Year • Wofford ‘09

BURROW Eric Burrow enters his first year as associate head coach under head coach Ronny Fisher after three years as an assistant. Burrow has helped the team increase its overall and Big South Conference win totals over each of his three years of service, including a sixth-place finish in league play last season. He works with the post players primarily and helped Mariah Pietrowski win the Big South Freshman of the Year award. Two current PC players, Dria David and Karlee Taylor, have also earned spots on the Big South Conference AllFreshman Team during Burrow’s tenure as an assistant. He comes from Grayson H.S., in Grayson, Ga. where he served as the head girls’ basketball coach for two seasons. Burrow’s team doubled its win total from four in 2006-07 to eight during the 2007-08 campaign. Prior to Grayson, Burrow acted as the head boys’ coach at Monroe Area H.S. in Monroe, Ga. He led his team to the state playoffs three times from 2003-05. In his first year with the Hurricanes, Burrow’s squad was crowned the Region 8 Class 3-A Champions. Burrow began his coaching career as the assistant boys’ varsity and head junior varsity coach at Lexington High School in Lexington, S.C. The Wildcats reached the state play-

Associate Head Coach

Favorite quote? “Fatigue makes cowards of us all.” - Vince Lombardi Favorite book? “Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas. The actor that would play me in a movie... Richard Moll, best known as “Bull” on “Night Court.” Favorite restaurant? Outback Steakhouse. Opponent looking forward to playing this year... All Big South schools. One word to describe Blue Hose basketball... Intense.

offs every season during his three-year tenure. The squad was back-to-back Region 4 4A Champions (2000, 2001) and won the state championship in 2000. The Presbyterian alum was a four-year letterwinner under current men’s head coach Gregg Nibert from 1995-1999. The Blue Hose won 75 contests and Burrow became the 12th player to reach the 1,000-point plateau under Nibert’s watch, finishing his career with 1,076 points. He also led the team with a school record of 64 blocks over his four years at PC. The Blue Hose made consecutive trips to the NCAA Division II tournament in his freshman and sophomore seasons. PC won the South Atlantic Conference tournament in 1996 with an 82-77 victory over Mars Hill to earn a bid to the national tournament. The squad lost a 76-67 decision to High Point but returned to the national stage a year later after claiming the program’s second SAC regular season title. The Blue Hose finished the 1996-97 season ranked 15th in the country. Burrow was recognized numerous times for his contributions to the PC team. He was selected to the All-SAC First Team in 1997 and 1999 and the second team in 1998. The 6-10 forward was also named to the NABC all-district Team his senior year. The Bowersville, Ga., native earned a B.S. in social studies from PC in 1999. He currently resides in Clinton with his wife, Becky, and their son, Jeb.

DEMPSEY Asst. Coach

Kate Dempsey enters her second year as an assistant with the Blue Hose. She joined Presbyterian College following a pro-

fessional career in Europe. In her first year as an assistant, Dempsey helped the team to a 9-20 overall record and 5-11 mark in Big South Conference play. Both records stand as Division I and Big South-era bests. Dempsey played collegiately for four years at Wofford. She played both the power forward and center positions averaging 5.5 points per game and 4.3 blocks per game in her final season. After her collegiate career, Dempsey played one season professionally for Santarém Basket Clube of Portugal. The Burlington, N.C. native graduated from Wofford in 2009. Daughter of Mike Dempey and has a brother Patrick, as well as two dogs (Sugar and Wilson).

Favorite quote? “You do what you love and forget the rest.” Favorite book? “The Giving Tree” by Shel Silverstein. Favorite movie? “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Favorite restaurant? Mellow Mushroom. Opponent looking forward to playing this year... All of them.

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Lisa

Heide

Second Year • Erskine ‘07

Seventh Year • Clemson ‘98

JACKSON Lisa Jackson enters her second season at PC following a two-year stint at Erskine College working with the men’s squad. Jackson helped the Blue Hose to a 9-20 overall record and 5-11 mark in Big South Conference play in 2010-11 as an assistant. The records mark the best campaign in wins since the 2005-06 season. PC also broke a 48-game road losing streak in the first year with Jackson on the staff. Jackson graduated from Erskine College in 2007 with a degree in sport management after playing four years for the Flying Fleet. As a sophomore and junior, Jackson earned second-team All-CVAC honors. She earned league player of the week honors both as a sophomore and a junior. Jackson scored over 1,300 career points and reached the 1,000 point plateau as a junior. She led the team in points, steals and rebounds for three of her four seasons with the Flying Fleet. After graduating from Erskine, Jackson coached the 2007-08 season with the women’s team at Queens University in Charlotte. She then returned to her alma mater working with the men’s team from 2008-10. Jackson is currently working towards her graduate degree in practical ministry at Erskine. A Taylors, S.C. native, Jackson is the daughter of Margerite and Abel Jackson. She has a brother, Abel Jackson III and a sister, Georgia Sheree Jackson.

Asst. Coach

Favorite quote? “Faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen.” - Hebrews 11:1 Favorite book? “God’s Game Plan: The Athlete’s Bible.” Favorite all-time TV show? “The Cosby Show.” Actress to play you in a movie... Sanaa Latham. Favorite restaurant? Sea Harbor. Opponent looking forward to playing this year... Furman. Best word to drescribe Blue Hose basketball? Tough.

BURGIN Heide Burgin is in her sixth year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at PC. She acts as the primary athletic trainer for the men’s soccer and women’s basketball teams. Before starting at Presbyterian College, Burgin served a one-year internship at VCU. During that year, she worked with the volleyball and men’s and women’s track and field programs. Prior to VCU, Burgin was an intern with the Auburn University sports medicine office for two years. She handled responsibilities for the women’s soccer team and assisted with other sports as requested. In her time there, Burgin served as the Co-Sports Medicine Director for the Southeastern Conference Men’s and Women’s Diving Championships and the NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. She earned a B.S. in Health Science from Clemson in 1998 and a master’s degree in Sports Medicine from the United States Sports Academy in 2004. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association. Formerly Heide Zeiser, she married Chris Burgin in May 2008. They reside in Clinton.

Athletic Trainer

Matt

TAYLOR

Third Year • Mount Union ‘01 Matthew Taylor is in his third year as the head strength and conditioning coach at Presbyterian College. Taylor joined the Blue Hose after serving a one-year stint with Rice as the assistant coordinator of strength and conditioning. There, he assisted in workouts for the football team. Taylor also designed and implemented the yearly training program for the women’s basketball, swimming and men’s golf programs. P rior to Rice, Taylor was the head strength and conditioning coordinator at Texas Pan-American. There, designed and implemented strength and conditioning programs for all 14 Division-I sports. He also managed the budget and purchased equipment while designing and implementing development workouts for all new student-athletes. Prior to Rice, Taylor worked at Gardner-Webb, Arizona State, Buffalo and Texas Pan-American. A four-year letterwinner at Mount Union, Taylor graduated with a degree in physical education, health and secondary education in Dec. 2001. At Mount Union, Taylor was part of four national championship teams. Taylor received his sport science and pedagogy degree in August 2008. He is a member with the National Strength and Conditioning Association, United States Powerlifting Federation and American Powerlifting Federation. Taylor has presented at the University of Buffalo Wrestling Coaches Clinic and has attended the Tennessee Strength Clinic. Taylor is a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA).

Strength & Conditioning

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Kristen

KNOW THE HOSE

STEVENS

5-8 • Sr. • G • Pickerington, Ohio • Pickerington H.S.

2010-11 (Junior): Played in 28 games starting 11 ... Ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 162 points (5.8 ppg) ... Played 489 minutes, 17.5 per game ... Scored nine points and pulled down five rebounds against VA Tech (11/12) ... Had a seasonhigh 14 points against Erskine (11/16) on 4-9 shooting from three and 2-2 from the FT line ... Led the team with 12 points in the home win against Coastal Carolina (1/3) ... Had a season-high four assists against Savannah State (1/12) ... Scored 12 points against CSU (1/15) ... Had 12 points and a pair of assists in the road win over Savannah State (2/7) ... Finished sixth in the Big South for made three pointers (48) ... Ranked second in the Big South for 3 pt FG percentage (.379). 2009-10 (Sophomore): Played in all 30 games, starting 23 ... Ranked fourth on team in scoring with 167 total points and a 5.6 points per game average ... Ranked second on team with 33 baskets from downtown ... Shot .277 from behind the arc ... 38 assists for the year and 21 steals ... Found the touch early against UNC Asheville, scoring 15 points in 15:49 to set a new career high ... Finished the game against UNCA (1/11) with 19 points ... Went for double-figures in four straight games against UNCA (2/13), NC Central (2/16), Gardner-Webb (2/20) and High Point (2/22) ... Acclimated well to the Carrier Dome and drained nine points against Syracuse. 2008-09 (Freshman): Recorded a start in all 29 games ... Played all 40 minutes on three occasions ... Scored double figures four times ... Dropped in a season-best 14 points in the win over Colgate ... Had 11 points at Wake Forest and 10 against Stetson ... Recorded 12 points in the season finale against Coastal Carolina ... Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds against USC Upstate ... Dished out a season-best six assists at Charleston Southern ... Drained a season-high three three-point shots in the win over Colgate ... Tied the season high with three made three-point buckets at Wake Forest ... Grabbed six rebounds in the win over Allen ... Named to Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll. High School: Earned all-central district honorable mention status her senior season ... Two-time sectional and district champions ... Named to the all-Ohio Cardinal conference second team her junior season ... Helped her team to the Division I regional championship and OCC Cardinal Division cochampionship during the 2005-06 season ... Led her team to the state semifinals ... Coached by Ken Schneider. Personal: Kristen Stevens was born July 3, 1989 in Kettering, Ohio ... Daughter of Rob and Jacki Stevens ...Her sister Stephanie played college basketball at Cincinnati ... also has brother, Mark and another sister, Katie ... Majoring in early childhood education.

Favorite color? Green. Favorite movie? “A Clockwork Orange.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Salty caramel. A show I would like to star in... “Game of Thrones.” My hidden talent is... My British accent. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My brother. The actress that would play me in a movie... Natalie Portman. Most played song on my iPod is... “I Am Trying to Break Your Heart” - Wilco Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Time.” Best word to descibe the team... Legit. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Soccer. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. Describe your style of play in one word... Fundamental. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Heath Ledger.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 19 - UNC ASHEVILLE (1/11/10) 4 - 4 Times • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 7 - Twice - NC CENTRAL (2/16/10) Individual 11 Career History • FIELD GOALS • FREE THROWS 7 - UNC ASHEVILLE (1/11/10) 4 - @ USC Upstate (12/30/09) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 15 - RADFORD (2/27/10) 4 - 3Kristen Times STEVENS, min/avg

29-29 990/34.1 30-23 743/24.8 28-11 489/17.5 87-63 2222/25.5

Total fg-fga

47-151 57-187 52-153 156-491

pct

.311 .305 .340 .318

3-Point fg-fga

23-93 33-119 48-126 104-338

pct

.247 .277 .381 .308

F-Throws ft-fta pct

16-25 20-26 10-16 46-67

.640 .769 .625 .687

off

Rebounds def tot

2 81 9 31 4 26 15 138

83 40 30 153

avg

2.9 1.3 1.1 1.8

• ASSISTS 6 - @ Charleston So. (1/31/09) • STEALS 4 - @ Liberty (1/16/09) • BLOCKS 1 - LONGWOOD (2/17/09) • MINUTES 40 - 4 Times pf

51 27 20 98

ast

0 47 77 0 38 81 0 28 40 0 113 198

blk

1 0 0 1

stl

10 21 5 36

Scoring pts avg

133 167 162 462

4.6 5.6 5.8 5.3

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Shonda

KNOW THE HOSE

BURNSIDE

6-3 • Jr. • C • Gray Court, S.C. • Laurens H.S.

2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 29 games starting eight ... Ranked fifth on the team in scoring with 161 points (5.6 ppg) ... Played 423 minutes, 14.6 per game ... Recorded 10 points and seven rebounds against Erskine (11/16) ... Had a career-high five blocks against NC Central (11/20) ... Scored a careerhigh and team-best 24 points in 35 minutes against USC Upstate (12/2) ... Pulled down a season-high eight rebounds against GWU (1/24) ... Led the team with 19 points and seven rebounds in the home win over GWU (2/26). 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in 28 games starting five ... Ranked fifth in scoring with 136 points (4.9 ppg) ... Played 396 minutes, 14.1 minutes per game ... Played season-high 32 minutes in the overtime game against Gardner-Webb ... Scored in double-figures for five games; Radford (1/18), Allen (2/9), NC Central (2/16), Gardner-Webb (2/20) and Coastal Carolina (3/8) ... Scored first career double-double at Gardner-Webb with 12 points and 10 rebounds ... 21 games with double-digit minutes ... Season-high 11 rebounds at home against Gardner-Webb to average 10.5 boards per game against the Runnin’ Bulldogs ... Posted seven points against Lipscomb including her first career free throw. High School: Played for Laurens District 55 H.S. for coach Travis Langford ... Netted 309 points her senior campaign ... Grabbed 175 rebounds, had 93 blocks, 64 steals and 60 assists as a senior ... Three-sport standout who also participated in track and volleyball ... Garnered all-region accolades as a junior in the high jump ... Was also named all region in volleyball ... Also played on the Carolina Sprinters and Spartanburg Magic AAU teams. Personal: Krishonda Denae Burnside was born September 25, 1990 in Laurens, S.C. ... Daughter of Randy and Demesha Burnside ... Has three siblings ... Has not declared a major.

Favorite color? Purple. Favorite movie? “Friday.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Cookie dough. A show I would like to star in... “The Game.” My hidden talent is... Playing clarinet. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My iPhone. The actress that would play me in a movie... Taraji P. Henson. Most played song on my iPod is... “Someone Like You” - Adele The person I talk to most on Facebook is... Ny’Kria, my little cousin. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Jet.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... North Carolina. Best word to descibe the team... Friendly. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Shooting and staying in shape. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... My aunt Lois.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

28-5 29-8 57-13

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 24 - USC UPSTATE (12/2/10) • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 11 - GARDNER-WEBB (1/25/10) 1 - WINTHROP (2/19/11) Individual•Career History • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS 8 - USC UPSTATE (12/2/10) 8 - Twice • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 15 - USC UPSTATE (12/2/10) 9 - Twice

• ASSISTS 4 - RADFORD (2/28/11) • STEALS 4 - ALLEN (2/9/10) • BLOCKS 5 - @ NC Central (11/20/10) • MINUTES 32 - @ Gardner-Webb (2/20/10)

BURNSIDE, Shonda

min/avg

396/14.1 423/14.6 819/14.4

Total fg-fga

55-155 62-175 117-330

pct

.355 .354 .355

3-Point fg-fga

0-0 0-1 0-1

pct

.000 .000 .000

F-Throws ft-fta pct

26-38 37-58 63-96

.684 .638 .656

off

Rebounds def tot

43 76 27 66 70 142

119 93 212

avg

4.3 59 3.2 67 3.7 126

0 3 3

ast

14 69 20 66 34 135

blk

22 17 39

stl

14 18 32

Scoring pts avg

136 4.9 161 5.6 297 5.2

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Dria

DAVID

5-8 • Jr. • G • Lawrenceville, Ga. • Central Gwinnett H.S.

2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 29 games starting 12 ... Ranked seventh on the team in scoring with 119 points (4.1 ppg) ... Played 509 minutes, 17.6 per game ... Played a season-high 36 minutes against Gardner-Webb (2/26) and secured her first collegiate double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds while chipping in four assists and two steals ... Scored 10 points in the season finale against Liberty (3/7) to lead the team and tie for game-high honors. High School: McDonald’s All-American Nominee … Played for head coach Jodi Powell at D.W. Daniel H.S. ... Three-sport all-region honoree in basketball, volleyball and track … Averaged 13.0 points per game as a senior with 4.9 steals per game and 55 assists ... Reached the state title game as a senior … Wendy’s High School Heisman Nominee … United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete award … D.W. Daniel Lion’s Pride Award and named the D.W. Daniel Outstanding Senior Athlete award. Personal: Sherece Alexandria Smith was born on December 10, 1991 in Normal, Ill. … Daughter of Alesia and Bryant Smith ... Has three siblings, Aramus, Latrice and D.J. … Plans to major in psychology.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Red. Favorite movie? “A Time to Kill.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Pink lemonade. A show I would like to star in... “Charmed.” My hidden talent is... Playing piano. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Food. The actress that would play me in a movie... Paula Patton. The people I talk to most on Facebook are... Lanie and Raquel, my best friends. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Essence.” Best word to descibe the team... Interesting. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Football. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Shooting. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. Describe your style of play in one word... Hard/fast! If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... My great-grandmother, Madea.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 14 - 4 Times 2 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 16 - RADFORD (2/27/10) 5 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) Individual•Career History • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS 7 - HIGH POINT (1/23/10) 8 - USC UPSTATE (12/2/10) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 17 - @ UNC Asheville (2/13/10) 12 - GEORGIA STATE (12/5/09)

• ASSISTS 8 - @ Winthrop (1/17/11) • STEALS 7 - Twice • BLOCKS 2 - Twice • MINUTES 42 - USC UPSTATE (12/2/10)

DAVID, Dria

min/avg

30-30 891/29.7 29-28 798/27.5 59-58 1689/28.6

Total fg-fga

71-221 53-165 124-386

pct

.321 .321 .321

3-Point fg-fga

7-41 7-42 14-83

pct

.171 .167 .169

F-Throws ft-fta pct

84-126 74-108 158-234

off

Rebounds def tot

.667 52 110 .685 51 90 .675 103 200

162 141 303

avg

5.4 73 4.9 78 5.1 151

ast

0 77 127 3 67 96 3 144 223

blk

stl

3 65 6 50 9 115

Scoring pts avg

233 7.8 187 6.4 420 7.1

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Devin

KNOW THE HOSE

FOTHERGILL

5-10 • Jr. • G • Somerset, Ky. • Southwestern H.S.

2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 28 games ... Ranked 14th on the team in scoring with 16 points (0.3 ppg) ... Played 236 minutes, 8.4 per game ... Recorded a block and a steal in the road win against South Carolina State (11/23) ... Had four steals in 12 minutes of playing time at Furman (11/27) ... Scored a season-high four points against USC Upstate (12/2) ... Played a season-high 18 minutes in back-to-back games at NC State (12/16) and Ohio (12/19) ... Chipped in two assists in the road win over UNCA (2/12). 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in 30 games, making 16 starts at point guard ... Scored 68 points, averaging 2.3 points per game ... Made 10 three-point baskets to rank third on the team ... Played 655 minutes to post 21.8 minutes per game ... Started first career game against Lipscomb ... Posted 12 points and four rebounds in the win over South Carolina State ... Scored seven points against Winston-Salem St. High School: Played for Southwestern H.S. for coach Tim Rice ... Two-time Commonwealth Journal Athlete of the Year ... Three-time all-district selection ... Four-time all-county honoree ... Honorable mention all-state honors as a senior ... Named to the Kentucky all-star basketball team ... School-record holder for points, assists and steals ... Guided her Kentucky Xtreme AAU team to three state titles ... Helped her AAU team take ninth at nationals as a junior ... Three-sport student-athlete who also competed in soccer and track ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Wendy’s H.S. Hesiman Top-Ten finalist. Personal: Devin Kelsey Fothergill was born January 12, 1991 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... Daughter of Mark and Jill Fothergill ... Has three siblings, Dustin, Danay and Dylana ... Has not declared a major.

Favorite color? Purple. Favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate. My hidden talent is... I can drive a stick shift and teach it, too. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My phone. Most played song on my iPod is... “Someone like You” - Adele The person I talk to most on Facebook is... I use Twitter. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Vogue.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... North Carolina. Best word to descibe the team... Interesting. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Soccer. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... My shot. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. Describe your style of play in one word... Physical.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

30-16 28-0 58-16

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 12 - S. CAROLINA ST. (12/14/09) 2 - Twice • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 7 - @ UNC Asheville (2/13/10) 4 - 3 Times Individual Career History • FIELD GOALS • FREE THROWS 4 - S. CAROLINA ST. (12/14/09) 3 - S. CAROLINA ST. (12/14/10) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 9 - S. CAROLINA ST. (12/14/09) 8 - S. CAROLINA ST. (12/14/10)

• ASSISTS 5 - UNC ASHEVILLE (1/11/10) • STEALS 4 - @ Furman (11/27/10) • BLOCKS 1 - Twice • MINUTES 30 - vs. W-S St. (11/21/09)

FOTHERGILL, Devin

min/avg

655/21.8 236/8.4 891/15.4

Total fg-fga

22-95 7-30 29-125

pct

.232 .233 .232

3-Point fg-fga

10-51 1-7 11-58

pct

.196 .143 .190

F-Throws ft-fta pct

14-34 1-9 15-43

.412 .111 .349

off

9 2 11

Rebounds def tot

51 16 67

60 18 78

avg

2.0 0.6 1.3

40 25 65

1 0 1

ast

49 90 16 30 65 120

blk

1 1 2

stl

32 10 42

Scoring pts avg

68 2.3 16 0.6 84 1.4

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Chelsea

PARKER

6-0 • Jr. • F • Asheville, N.C. • The Asheville School

2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 28 games starting 12 ... Ranked eighth on the team in scoring with 76 points (2.6 ppg) ... Played 441 minutes, 15.8 per game ... Scored eight points and had two steals in the season opener against VA Tech (11/12) ... Played a season high 33 minutes at Radford (1/22) and finished with two points and three rebounds ... Scored seven points, added two assists, and led the team with a career-high 10 rebounds in the road victory over Winthrop (1/17) ... Had blocks against NC State (12/16) and Winthrop (2/19). 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 30 games, making four starts during the season against High Point (1/23), Coastal Carolina (2/1), Winthrop (2/6) and Allen (2/9) ... Scored 2.4 points per game (73 total) including a season-high nine against Radford (1/18) ... Went into double-digit minutes in 22 games on the season ... Season-high four rebounds against Allen (2/9) ... Was 15-for-20 at the charity stripe (.750) ... Scored her first career points against Charlotte (12/2), posting four points. High School: Played for Asheville School for coach Katie LaRue ... Three-sport student-athlete ... Fourtime Asheville Citizen Times selection ... Two-time CAA conference Player of the Year ... second-leading scorer in her school’s history ... Three-time team MVP ... Two-time all-conference honoree in volleyball and one year honoree in Track & Field ... Played AAU for WNC Lady Royals. Personal: Chelsea Rebecca Parker was born March 27, 1991 in Asheville, N.C. ... Daughter of Bill and Sandy Parker ... Has a sister, Mackenzie ... Majoring in business administration.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Coral. Favorite movie? “Forrest Gump.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Phish Food. A show I would like to star in... “The Office.” My hidden talent is... I’m fluent in Klingon. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Water. The actress that would play me in a movie... Jennifer Aniston. Most played song on my iPod is... “Electric Feel” - MGMT The person I talk to most on Facebook is... Megan Schaaf. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Town & Country.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... North Carolina. Best word to descibe the team... Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Rehabbing my foot and shooting. What I think about before stepping on the court... I try to clear my mind. Describe your style of play in one word... Fundamentals. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Jerry Garcia.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

30-4 28-12 58-16

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 9 - @ Radford (1/18/10) 2 - Twice • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 10 - @ Winthrop (1/17/11) 4 - @ Wake (11/29/09) Individual •Career History • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS 4 - @ Radford (1/18/10) 3 - CHARLESTON SO. (1/30/10) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 8 - Twice 4 - CHARLESTON SO. (1/30/10)

• ASSISTS 2 - Times • STEALS 3 - ALLEN (2/9/10) • BLOCKS 1 - 4 Times • MINUTES 33 - @ Radford (1/22/11)

PARKER, Chelsea

min/avg

414/13.8 441/15.8 855/14.7

Total fg-fga

26-77 32-78 58-155

pct

.338 .410 .374

3-Point fg-fga

6-25 8-23 14-48

pct

.240 .348 .292

F-Throws ft-fta pct

15-20 4-7 19-27

.750 .571 .704

off

16 17 33

Rebounds def tot

30 64 94

46 81 127

avg

1.5 2.9 2.2

34 28 62

0 0 0

ast

21 14 35

55 34 89

blk

2 2 4

stl

10 12 22

Scoring pts avg

73 2.4 76 2.7 149 2.6

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Mariah

KNOW THE HOSE

PIETROWSKI

6-2 • Jr. • C • Elizabethton, Tenn. • Elizabethton H.S.

2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in and started all 29 games ... Ranked first on the team in scoring with 310 points (10.7 ppg) ... Played 770 minutes, 26.6 per game ... Recorded two double-doubles ... Led the team with 19 points and seven rebounds against Erskine (11/16) ... Led the team with 15 points and 11 rebounds against Furman (11/27) to mark her first double-double of the season ... Led the team with 19 points, eight rebounds, and a pair of blocked shots at Ohio (12/19) ... Recorded eight points, four rebounds, four assists, two steals, and a block against Campbell (12/30) ... Scored 11 points and had a career-high three blocks at CSU (1/15) ... Played a career-high 35 minutes against Savannah State (2/7) while scoring 11 points to go with eight rebounds ... Recorded her second double-double with 14 points and 14 rebounds in the road win over UNCA (2/12) ... Led the team with a season-best 22 points against Radford (2/28) ... Finished ranked third in the Big South for FG percentage (.517), eleventh in rebounding (6.2) and 16th for scoring (10.7). 2009-10 (Freshman): Named Big South Conference Freshman of the Year ... Started and played in 28 games ... Scored a team-high 299 points to average 10.2 points per game ... Ranked second in the league with a .587 shooting percentage ... Made 69 free throws ... Posted first career double-double against Winston-Salem State with 23 points and 11 rebounds ... Narrowly missed a second double-double at High Point (2/22) with 13 boards and eight first half points ... Went for double-figure scoring 13 times on the season ... Scored 19 at home against High Point (1/23) ... scored 18 points against Allen ... Opened her career with a 14 point game against Colgate to share the lead for all scorers and carry the banner for the Blue Hose ... Named Big South Conference Freshman of the Week four times on the season. High School: Played at Elizabethton H.S. for coach Len Dugger ... Garnered all-state tournament team honors her senior season ... Two-time all-district honoree ... Earned all-region accolades two times ... Netted over 1,000 points ... Co-Player of the Year for Carter County ... First-team Johnson City Press all-northeast Tennessee team ... Two-time all-conference selection in volleyball ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Graduated ninth in her class. Personal: Mariah Renée Pietrowski was born September 5, 1991 in Knoxville, Tenn. ... Daughter of Mike and Ruth Pietrowski ... Has two siblings, Michaela and Megan ... Majoring in biology.

Favorite color? Blue. Favorite movie? “Grease.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate chip cookie dough. My hidden talent is... Playing the flute and piccolo. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My family. Most played song on my iPod is... “Moves Like Jagger” - Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera The person I talk to most on Facebook is... My friend Arin. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Vogue.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... UNC Asheville. Best word to descibe the team... Fun. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Getting in shape and free throws. What I think about before stepping on the court... Play harder than the other team. Describe your style of play in one word... Physical. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... My Grandma and Papa, who passed away a few years ago.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

• 3-POINT FGS • POINTS 23 - vs. W-S St. (11/21/09) • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS • REBOUNDS 14 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) Individual •Career History FREE THROWS • FIELD GOALS 8 - RADFORD (2/28/11) 9 - 3 Times • FT ATTEMPTS • FG ATTEMPTS 12 - RADFORD (2/28/11) 19 - @ High Point (2/14/11)

• ASSISTS 4 - CAMPBELL (12/30/10) • STEALS 3 - ALLEN (2/9/10) • BLOCKS 3 - @ CSU (1/15/11) • MINUTES 35 - @ Savannah State (2/7/11)

PIETROWSKI, Mariah

min/avg

28-28 681/24.3 29-29 770/26.6 57-57 1451/25.5

Total fg-fga

115-196 124-240 239-436

pct

.587 .517 .548

3-Point fg-fga

0-0 0-0 0-0

pct

.000 .000 .000

F-Throws ft-fta pct

69-113 62-98 131-211

off

Rebounds def tot

.611 53 76 .633 58 122 .621 111 198

129 180 309

avg

4.6 64 6.2 84 5.4 148

0 3 3

ast

10 67 25 64 35 131

blk

13 13 26

stl

23 14 37

Scoring pts avg

299 10.7 310 10.7 609 10.7

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Olivia

TOWERS-SOLIS 5-11 • Jr. • F • Dacula, Ga. • Mill Creek H.S.

2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 19 games ... Ranked 10th on the team in scoring with 28 points (1.5 ppg) ... Played 235 minutes, 12.4 per game ... Recorded four points, two assists, two rebounds, and a block against Coastal Carolina (1/3) ... Scored six points and recorded five rebounds against Liberty (1/8) ... Played a season-high 24 minutes against Savannah State (1/12) ... Recorded six rebounds and one block against Coastal Carolina (2/5) ... Scored four points and had two assists in the road win over Savannah State (2/7). 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in seven games, making seven starts including North Carolina and Wake Forest ... Averaged 2.7 points per games ... 10 assists and six steals ... Scored in the first five games of the year including nine against Morehead State. High School: Played for Mill Creek H.S. for head coach Ashley Phillips ... McDonald’s All-American Nominee her senior season ... Wendy’s H.S. Heisman nominee ... Two-time all-region 7-AAAAA selection ... Led her team to two region 7-5A titles ... Guided her squad to the final four as a junior ... Tabbed the No. 59 player in Southeastern Hoops Report ... Helped her team to two Sweet Sixteen appearance ... Earned a spot on the Gwinnett County all-star team. Personal: Olivia Towers-Solis was born December 25, 1990 in Baltimore, Md. ... Daughter of Lou and Kathy ... Majoring in political science.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Navy blue. Favorite movie? “Drive.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Cake batter. A show I would like to star in... “Pretty Little Liars.” My hidden talent is... Impersonating people. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Toothpaste. The actress that would play me in a movie... Olivia Wilde. Most played song on my iPod is... “Nightcall” - Kavinsky The person I talk to most on Facebook is... Katie Palomba. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “OK!” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Liberty. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Shooting. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. Describe your style of play in one word... Quick. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Ryan Gosling.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS Season

2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

7-2 19-0 26-2

• 3-POINT FGS • POINTS 1 - 3 Times 9 - @ Morehead St. (11/20/09) • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS • REBOUNDS 2 - 3 Times 6 - @ Coastal Carolina (2/5/11) Individual•Career History FREE THROWS • FIELD GOALS 2 - 3 Times 3 - @ Morehead St. (11/20/09) • FT ATTEMPTS • FG ATTEMPTS 4 - Twice 8 - Savannah State (1/12/11)

• ASSISTS 3 - Twice • STEALS 2 - Twice • BLOCKS 1 - 4 Times • MINUTES 26 - Twice

TOWERS-SOLIS, Olivia

min/avg

136/19.4 235/12.4 371/14.3

Total fg-fga

7-15 11-48 18-63

pct

.467 .229 .286

3-Point fg-fga

3-6 0-4 3-10

pct

.500 .000 .300

F-Throws ft-fta pct

2-3 6-22 8-25

.667 .273 .320

off

2 14 16

Rebounds def tot

7 30 37

9 44 53

avg

1.3 2.3 2.0

14 24 38

0 0 0

ast

10 13 23

16 36 52

blk

1 3 4

stl

6 7 13

Scoring pts avg

19 2.7 28 1.5 47 1.8

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Megan

SCHAAF

6-0 • So. • F • Ellicott City, Md. • Mt. Hebron H.S.

2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 10 games ... Ranked 11th on the team in scoring with 14 points (1.4 ppg) ... Played 42 minutes, 4.2 per game ... Saw six minutes against Erskine (11/16) ... Recorded her first two points and two rebounds against Furman (11/27) ... Scored a season-high four points against Clemson (12/5) ... Played a season-high 10 minutes and scored two points against NC State (12/16) ... Recorded her first assist as well as going a perfect 2-2 from the FT line in the season finale against Liberty (3/7). High School: Played for head coach Tony Bell at Mt. Hebron H.S. ... Averaged 13.0 points per game as a senior with 9.4 rebounds per game … Scored 11.5 points per game as a junior … Won state championship as a sophomore and earned MVP of state championship game … Baltimore Sun and Washington Post athletes to watch … Played in McDonald’s Roundball Classic All-Star game and inducted into Mount Hebron H.S. Basketball Hall of Fame as well as having number retired … Made honor roll every quarter in high school. Personal: Megan Alexandra Schaaf was born on April 11, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. … Daughter of Donna and Greg Schaaf ... Has three siblings; Katie, Lauren and Jennifer … Has not declared a major.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Purple. Favorite movie? “Remember the Titans.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate chip cookie dough. A show I would like to star in... “Friday Night Lights.” My hidden talent is... Quoting movie lines. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Pictures. The actress that would play me in a movie... Sandra Bullock. Most played song on my iPod is... “Shark in the Water” - V.V. Brown. The person I talk to most on Facebook is... Chelsea Parker. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Good Housekeeping.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Alabama, because I’ll see my family. Best word to descibe the team... Family. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Lacrosse. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Shooting. What I think about before stepping on the court... Winning. Describe your style of play in one word... Fundamental. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Ryan Gosling.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 4 - @ Clemson (12/5/10) • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 2 - @ Furman (11/27/10) • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS Individual •Career History 2 - @ Clemson (12/5/10) 2 - @ Liberty (3/7/11) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 4 - @ Furman (11/27/10) 2 - @ Liberty (3/7/11)

• ASSISTS 1 - @ Liberty (3/7/11) • STEALS • BLOCKS • MINUTES 10 - @ NC State (12/16/10)

SCHAAF, Megan Season

2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

10-0 10-0

min/avg

42/4.2 42/4.2

Total fg-fga

6-13 6-13

pct

.462 .462

3-Point fg-fga

0-0 0-0

pct

.000 .000

F-Throws ft-fta pct

2-2 1.000 2-2 1.000

off

3 3

Rebounds def tot

1 1

4 4

avg

0.4 0.4

7 7

0 0

ast

1 1

3 3

blk

0 0

stl

0 0

Scoring pts avg

14 1.4 14 1.4

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Sherece

SMITH

5-8 • So. • G • Clemson, S.C. • D.W. Daniel H.S.

High School: McDonald’s All-American Nominee … Played for head coach Jodi Powell at D.W. Daniel H.S. ... Three-sport all-region honoree in basketball, volleyball and track … Averaged 13.0 points per game as a senior with 4.9 steals per game and 55 assists ... Reached the state title game as a senior … Wendy’s High School Heisman Nominee … United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete award … D.W. Daniel Lion’s Pride Award and named the D.W. Daniel Outstanding Senior Athlete award. Personal: Sherece Alexandria Smith was born on December 10, 1991 in Normal, Ill. … Daughter of Alesia and Bryant Smith ... Has three siblings, Aramus, Latrice and D.J. … Plans to major in psychology.

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KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Blue. Favorite movie? “Bad Boys II.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies & cream. A show I would like to star in... “The Cosby Show.” My hidden talent is... I can backflip. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My family. The actress that would play me in a movie... Sanaa Lathan. Most played song on my iPod is... “Cheers” by Rihanna. The person I talk to most on Facebook is... D.J., my brother. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Ebony.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Charleston Southern. Best word to descibe the team... Crazy. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... My shot. What I think about before stepping on the court... Remembering the plays. Describe your style of play in one word... Fast. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... President Obama.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 16 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 10 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) 1 - Twice • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS Individual •Career History 6 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) 4 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 10 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) 6 - 3 Times

• ASSISTS 4 - Twice • STEALS 2 - 4 Times • BLOCKS • MINUTES 36 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11)

SMITH, Sherece Season

2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

29-12 29-12

min/avg

509/17.6 509/17.6

Total fg-fga

48-104 48-104

pct

.462 .462

3-Point fg-fga

0-2 0-2

pct

.000 .000

F-Throws ft-fta pct

23-44 23-44

.523 .523

off

42 42

Rebounds def tot

54 54

96 96

avg

3.3 3.3

31 31

1 1

ast

24 24

31 31

blk

0 0

stl

18 18

Scoring pts avg

119 4.1 119 4.1

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Karlee

TAYLOR

5-6 • So. • G • Asheville, N.C. • A.C. Reynolds H.S.

2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 28 games starting 21 ... Ranked second on the team in scoring with 192 points (6.9 ppg) ... Played 727 minutes, 26.0 per game ... Earned Big South Freshman of the Week honors after averaging 15 ppg on .500 FG shooting during the week of Feb. 22-28 ... Had nine points and seven rebounds in the series opener against VA Tech (11/12) ... Scored 14 points to lead the team in the road win against Winthrop (1/17) after going 5-5 from the floor and 4-4 from the FT line ... Led the team with 15 points in the road win against Savannah State (2/7) ... Led the team with a season-high 21 points in the victory at UNCA (2/12) including 6-12 from behind the 3pt line, eight assists, and seven rebounds ... Played a season-high 40 minutes against GWU (2/26), scored 15 points, and went a perfect 10-10 from the free throw line ... Scored 15 points against RU (2/28) ... Finished ranked 14th in the Big South for assists (2.18). High School: Played for head coach Kathy Marlowe at AC Reynolds H.S. ... Averaged over 10.0 points per game all four seasons and posted 16.0 points per game both as a junior and a senior … Led team to third round of state playoffs ... Earned all-conference honors all four seasons as well as All-Western North Carolina all four seasons … Conference player of the year as a senior, Blue-White All-Star and East/West North Carolina All-Star … Scored 1,000th career point as a junior … Buncome County Top-15 Scholar … AC Reynolds Female Scholar Athlete of the Year … National Honor Society member. Personal: Karlyn Marie Taylor was born on Sept. 18, 1991 in Asheville, N.C. … Daughter of Kevin and Chris Taylor ... Has an older brother; Zach … Plans to major in mathematics and secondary education.

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KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Light blue. Favorite movie? “Little Rascals.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Cookie dough. A show I would like to star in... “Psych.” My hidden talent is... I can ride a unicyle. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Friends. The actress that would play me in a movie... Jennifer Aniston. Most played song on my iPod is... “Ain’t No Reason.” - Brett Dennan The person I talk to most on Facebook is... Megan Schaaf. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Southern Living.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Montreat. Best word to descibe the team... Sisters. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Getting in shape. What I think about before stepping on the court... Who I’m guarding. Describe your style of play in one word... Fundamentals. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Leonardo DiCaprio.

CAREER HIGHS & TOTALS

• POINTS • 3-POINT FGS 21 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) 6 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) • REBOUNDS • 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 7 - 3 Times 12 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) • FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS Individual •Career History 7 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) 10 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11) • FG ATTEMPTS • FT ATTEMPTS 16 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) 10 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11)

• ASSISTS 8 - @ UNC Asheville (2/12/11) • STEALS 2 - 3 Times • BLOCKS • MINUTES 40 - GARDNER-WEBB (2/26/11)

TAYLOR, Karlee Season

2010-11 TOTAL

gp-gs

28-21 28-21

min/avg

727/26.0 727/26.0

Total fg-fga

60-166 60-166

pct

.361 .361

3-Point fg-fga

37-90 37-90

pct

.411 .411

F-Throws ft-fta pct

35-44 35-44

.795 .795

off

8 8

Rebounds def tot

67 67

75 75

avg

2.7 2.7

26 26

0 0

ast

61 61

88 88

blk

0 0

stl

18 18

Scoring pts avg

192 6.9 192 6.9

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Noelle

Kasey

6-1 • Fr. • G • Neptune, N.J. • Acad. of Allied Health & Science

5-7 • Fr. • G • Spring Lake, N.J. • Red Bank Catholic H.S.

CARTER

High School: Averaged five points and five rebounds through her career at Neptune High School en route to a 29-2 record in the 2010-2011 season… Helped Neptune to a 30-1 campaign as a junior… Guided the Scarlet Flyers to a B-North Championship, Shore Conference Championship and the Central Jersey Group III Championship during her final two years at the school. Personal: Noelle Alexandria Carter... Daughter of Sabrina Carter... Has two siblings, Brittany and Anthony.

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Red. Favorite movie? “Scream.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla. A show I would like to star in... “Glee.” One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Family. The actress that would play me in a movie... Sanaa Lathan. Most played song on my iPod is... “Someone Like You” - Adele The person I talk to most on Facebook is... My sista Brittany Carter. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Vogue.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Liberty. Best word to descibe the team... Family. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Softball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Strength. What I think about before stepping on the court... Being focused. Describe your style of play in one word... Athletic. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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HOBBIE

High School: Helped Red Bank Catholic High School to a 17-8 record and a trip to the sectional semifinals as a senior… Averaged nine points per game as a junior and connected on 39.7 percent of her shots from behind the arc. Personal: Kasey Catrine Hobbie... Daughter of Norman and Heather Hobbie... Has six siblings, R.J., J.R., C.J., Jack, Tyler and Savannah.

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Pink. Favorite movie? “Love & Basketball.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate chip mint. A show I would like to star in... “The Hills.” My hidden talent is... I am psychic... One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... My family. The actress that would play me in a movie... Vanessa Hudgens. Most played song on my iPod is... “Blind” - Jason Derulo The person I talk to most on Facebook is... My best friend Zoey. Magazine cover I want to be on is... “Vogue.” Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Charlotte. Best word to descibe the team... Funny. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Tennis. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Shooting. What I think about before stepping on the court... My responsibilities as a player. Describe your style of play in one word... Focused. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Bradley Cooper.

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Keyonna

ALLEN

6-0 • Fr. • F • Forest Park, Ga. • Forest Park H.S.

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HISTORY & RECORDS

High School: Averaged 12 points and 11 rebounds her junior season at Forest Park High School and helped lead her team to the Georgia 4-A Final Four... Guided Forest Park to a state runner-up finish as a senior... Grabbed then-state record 27 rebounds in one game as a junior... Earned First Team All-Region honors as a junior and played in the Georgia North-South Junior All-Star game as well… Played for the Georgia Elite AAU organization in the summer of 2010, one of the top AAU organizations in the Southeast... Named a Wendy’s High School Heisman Finalist. Personal: Keyonna Shantell Allen... Daughter of Shawn Allen... Majoring in biology.

KNOW THE HOSE Favorite color? Lime green. Favorite movie? “Love & Basketball.” Favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla. A show I would like to star in... “Glee.” My hidden talent is... Playing clarinet. One thing I couldn’t imagine being without... Chap Stick/lip gloss. Most played song on my iPod is... Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “Watch The Throne” album. Magazine cover I want to be on is... ESPN The Magazine. Opponent I’m looking forward to playing... Charlotte. Best word to descibe the team... Entertaining. My favorite sport to play other than basketball... Volleyball. Part of my game I focused on during the summer... Getting my knee better. What I think about before stepping on the court... Leaving it all on the court. Describe your style of play in one word... Aggressive. If I could eat dinner with anyone, dead or alive... Chris Paul.

Karen Neeley ‘97 PC Career Steals Leader

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2010-11 Women's Basketball Presbyterian College Combined Team Statistics (2010) All games

2010-11 Statistics

2010-11 Season Recap The 2010-11 season was full of highlights for the Presbyterian College women’s basketball team. The Blue Hose defense put a scare into most opponents, starting with Virginia Tech in the season opener and right up until the finale with Liberty. PC went 9-19 in the season and 5-10 in the Big South to finish the year in a tie for sixth place. Coach Ronny Fisher won four road games, breaking the 48-game losing streak away from the Templeton Center and eclipsing the cumulative road-win total from the previous four seasons combined. Karlee Taylor earned PC another Big South postseason award by being named to the Big South All-Freshman Team. As the season progressed, she became an important part of the Blue Hose offense. On March 1, Taylor was named The Crons Brand Freshman of the Week for her part in the team’s 1-1 record the previous week against two of the League’s top-three teams. The freshman guard was one of only four women to earn the honor during the entire season. Amanda Mills earned a spot on the Big South All-Academic team for a third-straight season. She has maintained a 3.57 GPA while double-majoring in biology and history. In only three seasons with the Blue Hose, Mills sank 153 triples to rank her third all-time at PC in career three-pointers. Also, her career FT % at .801 (125-156) ranks first for the program. The Blue Hose started their season with a good showing on the road against Virginia Tech. PC held a 34-32 lead over the Hokies at the half, but late turnovers and cold shooting led to a 59-52 defeat. Kristen Stevens and Taylor each had nine points to lead the team. PC returned home and earned its first victory over the year with a 70-42 decision against Erskine. Shonda Burnside set a Division I team-record the following game, a 43-38 defeat to North Carolina Central, by blocking five shots. The team also set a record with 13 steals. The road game against South Carolina State proved to be a historic day for the Blue Hose. Not only did their 51-38 win break a string of 48 consecutive road-game losses, it was only the seventh time since 1990 that the Blue Hose held an opponent to less than 40 points. Dria David recorded the first double-double of the season with 10 points and 11 rebounds. PC played well over the next string of games, but came up short against Furman, USC Upstate, Clemson, NC State, and South Carolina. With their overall record 2-8, the Blue Hose gained exciting back-to-back wins over Campbell and Coastal Carolina. Mills drained a three pointer with 5.4 seconds remaining against the Camels to earn the two-point victory. Against the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, PC outscored the Chanticleers, 32-12, in the second half and held them to just 36 points total, marking the first time since 1985-86 that PC held two opponents to less than 40 points in the same season. The next three games were close defeats to Liberty, Savannah State, and Charleston Southern. Coach Fisher and the women’s team found their first Big South Conference road win by defeating the Winthrop Eagles 55-40 on January 17, 2011. Taylor had 14 points on a perfect 5-5 night from the

floor. Chelsea Parker contributed seven points and 10 rebounds, while David chipped in seven points and eight assists. After the win, PC fell on the road to Radford (45-49) before losing to Gardner-Webb and then High Point. On January 31, the Blue Hose found the first of two victories over UNC Asheville. PC defeated the Bulldogs at home in a close 53-51 game. Mills’ outside shooting proved useful, with the senior guard draining a pair of treys in the final 1:45 of the game. A defeat on the road to last place Coastal Carolina did not keep the Blue Hose from rebounding to earn back-toback road wins over Savannah State and UNC Asheville. PC avenged an overtime loss against the Tigers by taking a 5447 win on February 7. Taylor led all scorers with 15 points, five rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Five days later, PC took an impressive 74-68 win over the Bulldogs in a locally televised game to sweep a Big South opponent for the first time. Taylor scored her collegiate-best 21 points to go along with eight assists, seven rebounds, and one steal to lead the team. Mariah Pietrowski recorded a double-double with 14 points and 14 rebounds. PC was able to grab only one more victory over the remaining six games, dropping three by less than 10 points each. The highlight was a 73-65 victory at home over the eventual Big South Conference tournament champion Gardner-Webb. The Bulldogs went 9-1 in their final 10 conference games, with PC handing them their only defeat. PC also played well in the season finale against the regular season champions, Liberty, before falling 40-49. Mills ended her career with 722 points to rank first for the Division I era of PC basketball. Her 153 career three-pointers ranks third all-time for the Blue Hose, and her career free throw percentage (.801) ranks fifth. Stevens sank 48 three pointers during the season to lead the team and rank sixth in the Big South. Her success rate from afar (.379) ranked second in the conference and was above 40 percent for most of the season. Pietrowski saw success inside, ranking third in the Big South for FG percentage (.517), eleventh in rebounding (6.2) and 16th for scoring (10.7). Also drawing attention in the conference, David finished eighth in the Big South for FT percentage (.685), seventh for steals (1.72) and 12th for assists (2.31). As the season progressed, Sherece Smith also made a name for herself. Despite not ranking high on any category, the freshman guard recorded a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds in the home win over GWU. In the ten games leading up to the season finale, Smith had averaged 29.0 minutes, 6.7 points, and 6.2 rebounds while PC went 4-6. Against the Flames in the season finale, she put in 10 points to lead the team. Many other players showed improvements throughout the season and contributed to the team’s overall success. Most importantly, the team finished the fall semester with a 3.37 cumulative GPA, continued to volunteer within the community, and led by example.

RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

51 10 05 24 22 12 03 11 42 34 23 15 21 20

Player

PIETROWSKI, Mariah TAYLOR, Karlee DAVID, Dria STEVENS, Kristen BURNSIDE, Shonda MILLS, Amanda SMITH, Sherece PARKER, Chelsea APKE, Chelsea TOWERS-SOLIS, Olivi SCHAAF, Megan RESPER, Akysia WRIGHT, Chelsea FOTHERGILL, Devin Team Total.......... Opponents......

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

OVERALL 9-20 5-11 4-9

HOME 5-7 3-5 2-2

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

gp-gs

29-29 28-21 29-28 28-11 29-8 29-19 29-12 28-12 18-0 19-0 10-0 14-0 29-5 28-0

770 727 798 489 423 691 509 441 149 235 42 59 279 236

29 29

5848 5850

26.6 26.0 27.5 17.5 14.6 23.8 17.6 15.8 8.3 12.4 4.2 4.2 9.6 8.4

PC 1474 50.8 -6.0 524-1411 .371 139-443 .314 4.8 287-458 .627 9.9 1045 36.0 +0.3 320 11.0 608 21.0 -4.6 0.5 188 6.5 44 1.5 4571 12-381 -

1st 2nd 689 771 771 855

124-240 60-166 53-165 52-153 62-175 45-170 48-104 32-78 13-32 11-48 6-13 2-20 9-17 7-30

.517 0-0 .361 37-90 .321 7-42 .340 48-126 .354 0-1 .265 37-133 .462 0-2 .410 8-23 .406 0-3 .229 0-4 .462 0-0 .100 1-12 .529 0-0 .233 1-7

524-1411 .371 139-443 599-1557 .385 103-393

OPP 1647 56.8 599-1557 .385 103-393 .262 3.6 346-562 .616 11.9 1036 35.7 278 9.6 475 16.4 0.6 294 10.1 116 4.0 13753 17-809 0-0

OT Totals 14 1474 21 1647

.000 .411 .167 .381 .000 .278 .000 .348 .000 .000 .000 .083 .000 .143

AWAY 4-13 2-6 2-7

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

62-98 35-44 74-108 10-16 37-58 21-27 23-44 4-7 4-5 6-22 2-2 6-10 2-8 1-9

.633 .795 .685 .625 .638 .778 .523 .571 .800 .273 1.000

.600 .250 .111

.314 287-458 .627 .262 346-562 .616

* * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * *

Date 11/12/10 11/16/10 11/20/10 11/23/10 11/27/10 12/2/10 12/5/10 12/16/10 12/19/10 12/28/10 12/30/10 1/3/11 1-8-2011 1/12/11 1-15-10 1-17-11 1/22/11 1/24/11 1-29-11 1-31-11 2/5/11 2/7/11 02/12/11 02-14-11 2-19-11 2-21-11 2-26-11 2-28-11 03-07-11

off

Rebounds def tot avg

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0

pf dq

to blk stl

58 122 180 6.2 84 3 25 64 13 8 67 75 2.7 26 0 61 88 0 51 90 141 4.9 78 3 67 96 6 4 26 30 1.1 20 0 28 40 0 27 66 93 3.2 67 3 20 66 17 5 23 28 1.0 56 1 21 43 0 42 54 96 3.3 31 1 24 31 0 17 64 81 2.9 28 0 14 34 2 9 20 29 1.6 12 0 8 11 1 14 30 44 2.3 24 0 13 36 3 3 1 4 0.4 7 0 1 3 0 0 7 7 0.5 10 0 2 13 0 24 47 71 2.4 50 0 20 21 1 2 16 18 0.6 25 0 16 30 1 77 71 148 32 341 704 1045 36.0 518 11 320 608 44 385 651 1036 35.7 504 - 278 475 116

Opponent at Virginia Tech ERSKINE at North Carolina Central at South Carolina State at Furman USC UPSTATE at Clemson at NC State at Ohio at South Carolina CAMPBELL COASTAL CAROLINA LIBERTY SAVANNAH STATE at CSU at Winthrop at Radford at Gardner-Webb HIGH POINT UNC ASHEVILLE at Coastal Carolina at Savannah State at UNC Asheville at High Point WINTHROP CSU GARDNER-WEBB RADFORD at LIBERTY

L W L W L Lot L L L L W W L Lot L W L L L W L W W L L L W L L

14 18 50 5 18 17 18 12 4 7 0 2 13 10

pts

avg

310 192 187 162 161 148 119 76 30 28 14 11 20 16

10.7 6.9 6.4 5.8 5.6 5.1 4.1 2.7 1.7 1.5 1.4 0.8 0.7 0.6

188 1474 294 1647

50.8 56.8

Score 52-59 70-42 38-43 51-38 60-73 73-78 49-61 27-74 57-63 40-68 53-51 52-36 40-51 50-52 47-52 55-40 45-49 33-52 41-56 53-51 34-47 54-47 74-68 43-85 47-56 52-63 73-65 71-78 40-49

Att. 2178 1152 871 278 321 655 733 847 386 3017 350 307 0 280 773 429 482 435 374 260 823 506 517 522 382 240 364 207 635

* - Conference game

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2010-11 Results RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 9-20 5-11 4-9

Date 11/12/10

Opponent at Virginia Tech

11/16/10

ERSKINE

at North Carolina Central at South Carolina State at Furman USC UPSTATE at Clemson at NC State

12/19/10 12/28/10

at Ohio at South Carolina

1/3/11 1-8-2011 1/12/11 1-15-10 1-17-11 1/22/11 1/24/11 1-29-11 1-31-11 2/5/11 2/7/11 02/12/11 02-14-11 2-19-11 2-21-11 2-26-11 2-28-11 03-07-11

HOME 5-7 3-5 2-2 Score 52-59

11/20/10 11/23/10 11/27/10 12/2/10 12/5/10 12/16/10

12/30/10

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2010-11 Women's Basketball Presbyterian College Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Mar 17, 2011) All games

CAMPBELL *COASTAL CAROLINA *LIBERTY SAVANNAH STATE *at CSU **at Winthrop *at Radford *at Gardner-Webb *HIGH POINT *UNC ASHEVILLE *at Coastal Carolina at Savannah State *at UNC Asheville *at High Point *WINTHROP *CSU *GARDNER-WEBB *RADFORD *at LIBERTY

70-42

38-43 51-38 60-73 73-78 49-61 27-74

57-63 40-68

L L

53-51

52-36 40-51 50-52 47-52 55-40 45-49 33-52 41-56 53-51 34-47 54-47 74-68 43-85 47-56

W W W

52-63 73-65 71-78 40-49

* - Conference game Attendance Summary

Home Away Neutral Total

Games

Attend

Avg/Game

12 17 0 29

4571 13753 0 18324

381 809 0 632

L Lot L L

AWAY 4-13 2-6 2-7 Att. High Points 2178 (9)STEVENS, Kristen (9)TAYLOR, Karlee 1152 (19)PIETROWSKI, Mariah

871 278 321 655 733 847

280 773 429 482 435 374 260 823 506 517 522 382

(9)TAYLOR, Karlee (13)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (15)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (24)BURNSIDE, Shonda (12)TAYLOR, Karlee (6)BURNSIDE, Shonda (6)APKE, Chelsea (19)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (8)SMITH, Sherece (8)DAVID, Dria (8)STEVENS, Kristen (10)TAYLOR, Karlee (10)MILLS, Amanda (12)STEVENS, Kristen (9)STEVENS, Kristen (14)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (12)STEVENS, Kristen (14)TAYLOR, Karlee (11)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (17)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (13)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (11)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (15)TAYLOR, Karlee (21)TAYLOR, Karlee (16)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (11)DAVID, Dria

240 364 207 635

(15)MILLS, Amanda (19)BURNSIDE, Shonda (22)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (10)SMITH, Sherece

386 3017

350 307 L Lot L L L L L

L L L L L

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0 High Rebounds (7)TAYLOR, Karlee (7)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (7)BURNSIDE, Shonda (7)WRIGHT, Chelsea (6)PARKER, Chelsea (11)DAVID, Dria (11)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (8)DAVID, Dria (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (4)APKE, Chelsea (4)PARKER, Chelsea (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (4)SMITH, Sherece (4)DAVID, Dria (5)DAVID, Dria (8)DAVID, Dria (6)BURNSIDE, Shonda (9)DAVID, Dria (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (10)PARKER, Chelsea (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (8)BURNSIDE, Shonda (6)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (8)DAVID, Dria (9)SMITH, Sherece (8)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (14)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (6)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (6)PIETROWSKI, Mariah (6)SMITH, Sherece (9)SMITH, Sherece (10)SMITH, Sherece (7)SMITH, Sherece (6)BURNSIDE, Shonda

Team Records Career Scoring

1. Rachel Sloan 2. Toni Leopard 3. Leah McCullough 4. Melanie Johnson 5. Rebbeca Wessinger 6. Melissa Robinson 7. Jennifer Hilliard 8. Tracy Woody 9. Jill Neumann 10. Billie Haskins

Career Rebounds 1. Rachel Sloan 2. Melissa Robinson 3. Leah McCullough 4. Toni Leopard 5. Jennifer Hilliard 6. Tracy Woody 7. Cameron Cook 8. Melanie Johnson T-9. Martha Williams Nancy Renwick

Career Assists

1. Melanie Johnson 2. Barbara Frady 3. Jill Neumann 4. Bonnie Werner 5. Heather Couch 6. Karen Neeley 7. Bonnie Werner 8. Chris Mitchum 9. Tracy Woody 10. Rachel Sloan

Career Steals

1. Karen Neeley 2. Rachel Sloan 3. Tracy Woody 4. Melanie Johnson 5. Barbara Frady 6. Tonya Williams T-7. Leah McCullough Kaye Watts 9. Mary Byrd 10. Billie Haskins

Career Blocks

1. Fran Marshall 2. Watoma Williams 3. Merritt Misner 4. Jennifer Mims 5. Melissa Robinson 6. Tonya Kelley 7. Rachel Sloan T-8. Leah McCullough Denyel Barman 10. Nancy Davis

98-01 99-02 86-90 91-95 02-06 87-91 90-94 98-01 96-00 01-04

1889 1739 1634 1505 1383 1355 1353 1292 1265 1249

98-01 87-91 86-90 99-02 90-94 98-01 02-06 91-95 82-86 83-87

1034 821 665 653 634 600 588 587 567 567

86-90 81-85 96-00 01-04 95-00 93-97 01-04 92-96 98-01 98-01

569 518 449 434 400 391 350 322 309 292

93-97 98-01 98-01 91-95 81-85 86-90 86-90 91-95 80-84 01-04

295 264 249 242 204 199 195 195 182 143

82-84 93-97 99-02 92-96 87-91 94-98 98-01 86-90 94-98 80-82

153 116 109 101 89 84 65 63 63 44

Career 3-pt Field Goals 1. Chris Mitchum 2. Jill Neumann 3. Amanda Mills 4. Billie Haskins 5. Darah Huffman 6. Karen Neeley 7. Toni Leopard 8. Amber Forrester 9. Kristen Stevens 10. Kaye Watts

92-96 97-00 08-11 01-04 95-99 93-97 99-02 88-92 08-11 91-95

Career Free Throw Pct. 1. Toni Leopard 2. Katie Davis T-3. Karen Neeley Bonnie Werner 5. Amanda Mills 6. Adrienne Singleton 7. Billie Haskins 8. Heather Couch 9. Laura Jones 10. Rachel Sloan

Single-Season Points 1. Rachel Sloan 2. Adrienne Singleton 3. Rachel Sloan T-4. Toni Leopard Martha Williams 6. Rebecca Wessinger 7. Tonya Williams 8. Marie Bolt 9. Billie Haskins 10. Melanie Johnson

Single-Season Assists 1. Melanie Johnson 2. Barbara Frady 3. Heather Couch 4. Barbara Frady T-5. Bonnie Werner Andrea Bailey 7. Jill Neumann 8. Melanie Johnson 9. Bonnie Werner 10. Melanie Johnson

270 248 153 150 130 117 107 105 104 99

99-02 00-02 94-97 01-04 08-11 83-85 01-04 97-00 96-99 98-01

.834 .811 .808 .808 .801 .784 .777 .767 .765 .761

1999 1985 2001 2002 1986 2005 1988 1987 2003 1993

574 560 531 529 529 522 499 493 488 463

Single-Season Rebounds 1. Rachel Sloan 2. Adrienne Singleton 3. Melissa Robinson 4. Rachel Sloan 5. Rachel Sloan 6. Marie Bolt 7 Adrienne Singleton 8. Morgan Johnson 9. Melissa Robinson T-10. Kristy Tarallo Martha Williams

Single-Season Steals

2000 1985 1988 1998 2001 1987 1983 2007 1989 1995 1986 1990 1985 2000 1983 2002 1992 1998 1989 2003 1988

308 301 271 261 253 248 232 224 223 214 214 223 154 148 144 141 141 138 134 130 123

1. Adrienne Singleton 2. Tracy Woody 3. Karen Neeley 4. Karen Neeley T-5. Melanie Johnson Rachel Sloan T-7. Karen Neeley Rachel Sloan 9. Kaye Watts 10. Andrea Bailey

Single-Season Blocks 1. Fran Marshall 2. Fran Marshall 3. Merritt Misner 4. Jennifer Mims 5. Jennifer Mims 6. Watoma Williams T-7. Melissa Robinson Tonya Kelly 9. Watoma Williams 10 Nancy Davis

1985 1999 1994 1997 1993 2000 1996 1999 1994 1992

96 87 85 84 83 83 76 76 74 73

1983 1984 1999 1994 1995 1997 1989 1996 1995 1981

83 70 42 39 38 35 33 33 32 29

Single-Season 3-pt Field Goals 1. Chris Mitchum 2. Jill Neumann T-3. Chris Mitchum Chris Mitchum 5. Amanda Mills T-6. Billie Haskins Jill Neumann 8. Jill Neumann 9. Brittany Carroll 10. Darah Huffman

1995 2000 1994 1996 2008 2003 1999 1998 2005 1999

Single Season Free Throws 1. Rachel Sloan 2. Rebecca Wessinger 3. Toni Leopard 4. Toni Leopard 5. Jennifer Hilliard 6. Jennifer Hilliard 7. Marie Bolt T-8. Martha Williams Melanie Johnson 10. Jennifer Hilliard

2001 2005 2000 2002 1994 1992 1987 1986 1995 1993

83 82 72 72 68 63 63 58 57 55

171 170 160 138 131 129 127 121 121 120

Single-Season Free Throw Att. 1. Rebecca Wessinger 2. Rachel Sloan 3. Jennifer Hilliard 4. Jennifer Hilliard T-5. Jennifer Hilliard Melanie Johnson 7. Kristy Tarallo T-8. Martha Williams Marie Bolt 10. Melissa Robinson

2005 2001 1994 1993 1992 1995 1995 1986 1987 1990

229 219 176 175 172 172 170 168 168 160

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Single-Game D-I School Records Total Points

1. 26 Amanda Mills vs. Stetson 12/18/08 2. 24 Shonda Burnside vs. USC Upstate 12/2/10 3. 23 Amy Jones vs. Converse College 2/16/08 23 Mariah Pietrowski vs. Winston-Salem St. 11/21/09 23 Lea Smith vs. Allen 2/9/09 6. 22 Katlin Moore vs. Charleston Southern 3/6/09 22 Mariah Pietrowski vs. Radford 2/28/11 8. 21 Amy Jones at USC Aiken 2/13/08 21 Amanda Mills vs. Liberty 1/18/09 21 Mariah Pietrowski SOUTH CAROLINA ST. 12/14/09 21 Karlee Taylor at UNC Asheville 2/12/11

Field Goals Made 1. 2. 6.

10 9 9 9 9 8

Katlin Moore vs. Charleston Southern 3/6/09 Mariah Pietrowski vs. Allen 2/9/10 Mariah Pietrowski vs. Winston-Salem St. 11/21/09 Mariah Pietrowski vs. South Carolina St. 12/14/09 Lea Smith vs. Allen 2/9/09 10 Tied

Field Goals Attempted

1. 20 Katlin Moore vs. Charleston Southern 3/6/09 20 Katlin Moore vs. Ohio 12/4/08 3. 19 Katlin Moore at Longwood 2/24/08 19 Katlin Moore vs. USC Upstate 11/15/08 19 Mariah Pietrowski at High Point 2/24/11 6. 18 Lea Smith vs. UNC Asheville 2/14/09 7. 17 Dria David at UNC Asheville 2/13/10 17 Amanda Mills vs. Stetson 12/18/08 17 Katlin Moore at UNC Asheville 12/8/07 17 Katlin Moore vs. Winthrop 1/3/09 17 Katlin Moore at Liberty 3/2/09

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 8 made)

1. .889 (8-for-9) Mariah Pietrowski vs. High Point 2. .750 (9-for-12) Mariah Pietrowski vs. Winston-Salem St. 3. .727 (8-for-11) Katlin Moore vs. Gardner-Webb 3. .692 (9-for-13) Mariah Pietrowski vs. Allen .692 (9-for-13) Mariah Pietrowski vs. South Carolina St. 6. .667 (8-for-12) Mariah Pietrowski vs. High Point 7. .615 (8-for-13) Sharie Hopkins at UNC Asheville .615 (8-for-13) Lea Smith vs. Coastal Carolina 9. .563 (9-for-16) Lea Smith vs. Allen 10. .533 (8-for-15) Shonda Burnside vs. USC Upstate .533 (8-for-15) Amy Jones vs. Converse College

3-Point Field Goals Made

1. 6 Amanda Mills vs. Stetson 6 Karlee Taylor at UNC Asheville 3. 5 Amanda Mills vs. Radford 5 Amanda Mills at Gardner-Webb 5. 4 16 Tied

12/8/08 2/12/11 2/27/10 1/26/09

1. 13 Amanda Mills vs. Stetson 2. 12 Amanda Mills vs. Liberty 12 Amanda Mills at Gardner-Webb 12 Karlee Taylor at UNC Asheville 5. 11 Amanda Mills vs. UNC Asheville 11 Amanda Mills vs. Winthrop 11 Kristen Stevens vs. NC Central 8. 10 Amanda Mills at Winthrop 10 Amanda Mills at High Point 10 Kristen Stevens vs. Radford

12/18/08 1/17/09 1/26/09 2/12/11 1/31/11 1/3/09 2/16/10 1/2/10 1/24/09 2/27/10

3-Point Field Goals Attempted

Free Throws Made 1. 3.

1/23/10 11/21/09 2/21/09 2/09/10 12/14/09 1/29/11 12/8/07 3/9/09 2/9/09 12/2/10 2/16/08

10 10 9

Amanda Mills Karlee Taylor Katlin Moore

vs. Georgia State vs. Gardner-Webb at Charleston Southern

12/5/09 2/26/11 1/31/09

Single-Season D-I School Records 4. 8 Shonda Burnside at Radford 8 Shonda Burnside vs. USC Upstate 8 Dria David vs. USC Upstate 8 Katlin Moore at Stetson 8 Mariah Pietrowski vs. Radford 9. 7 Seven Tied

Free Throws Attempted 1. 2. 6. 9.

14 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 10

Amanda Mills Dria David Sharie Hopkins Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Dria David Katlin Moore Mariah Pietrowski Five Tied

1/18/10 12/2/10 12/2/10 12/22/07 2/28/11

vs. Georgia State 12/05/09 vs. Georgia State 12/05/09 at Kennesaw St. 11/17/07 vs. Radford 2/28/11 vs. USC Upstate 12/2/10 vs. USC Upstate 12/2/10 at Charleston Southern 1/31/09 at Clemson 12/5/10

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 6 made)

1. 1.000 (8-for-8) Shonda Burnside at Radford 01/18/10 1.000 (6-for-6) Dria David vs. Gardner-Webb 01/25/10 1.000 (6-for-6) Amy Jones at Liberty 1/26/08 1.000 (6-for-6) Amy Jones vs. Radford 1/8/08 1.000 (7-for-7) Amy Jones at UNC Wilmington 11/9/07 1.000 (7-for-7) Amy Jones at Longwood 2/24/08 1.000 (6-for-6) Amanda Mills vs. Charleston Southern 2/21/11 1.000 (7-for-7) Amanda Mills vs. Liberty 1/17/09 1.000 (6-for-6) Katlin Moore vs. Coastal Carolina 3/9/09 1.000 (10-for-10) Karlee Taylor vs. Gardner-Webb 2/26/11

Rebounds 1. 2. 4 5. 7. 8.

16 15 15 14 13 13 12 11

Dria David vs. Radford 2/27/10 Chelsea Wright at Charleston Southern 3/5/11 Chelsea Wright vs. Garnder-Webb 2/21/09 Mariah Pietrowski at UNC Asheville 2/12/11 Sharie Hopkins at Stetson 12/22/07 Mariah Pietrowski at High Point 2/22/10 Chelsea Wright vs. Longwood 2/17/09 11 Tied

Assists

1. 10 Katlin Moore vs. Stetson 2. 9 Katlin Moore vs. Allen 3. 8 Dria David at Winthrop 8 Katlin Moore vs. UNC Asheville 8 Karlee Taylor at UNC Asheville 6. 7 Dria David vs. Allen 7 Dria David at Virginia Tech 7 Amy Jones at UNC Wilmington 7 Katlin Moore at High Point 10. 6 Nine Tied

12/18/08 2/9/09 1/17/11 2/14/09 2/12/11 2/9/10 11/12/10 11/09/07 1/12/08

1. 7 Dria David vs. Winston-Salem St. 7 Dria David vs. Campbell 3. 5 Dria David at Winthrop 5 Dria David vs. N.C. Central 5 Sharie Hopkins at Radford 5 Amy Jones at UNC Wilmington 5 Katlin Moore at Coastal Carolina 8. 4 17 Tied

11/21/09 12/30/10 1/02/10 2/16/10 12/28/07 11/09/07 2/2/10

Steals

Blocked Shots 1. 2. 6.

5 3 3 3 3 2

Shonda Burnside Sharie Hopkins Kaitlin Moore Mariah Pietrowski Chelsea Wright 24 Tied

at N.C. Central 11/20/10 at Stetson 12/22/07 at Elon 1/30/08 at Charleston Southern 1/15/10 vs. Kent State 12/29/07

Total Points 1. 349 2. 322 3. 310 4. 299 5. 288 6. 286 7. 267 8. 261 9. 252 10. 245

Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Mariah Pietrowski Mariah Pietrowski Morgan Johnson Bridget Takach Lea Smith Amy Jones Amanda Mills Kaitlin Moore

2008-09 2008-09 2010-11 2009-10 2006-07 2006-07 2008-09 2007-08 2009-10 2007-08

Scoring Average (min. 15 games) 1. 12.5 2. 12.0 3. 11.5 4. 10.7 10.7 5. 10.2 6. 10.0 7. 9.8 8. 9.2 9. 9.0 10. 8.6

Morgan Johnson Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Mariah Pietrowski Mariah Pietrowski Bridget Takach Amy Jones Kaitlin Moore Lea Smith Sharie Hopkins Kerianne Blease

1. 134 2. 124 3. 115 4. 111 5. 105 6. 105 7. 100 8. 90 9. 84 10. 80

Katlin Moore Mariah Pietrowski Mariah Pietrowski Morgan Johnson Bridget Takach Lea Smith Amanda Mills Kaitlin Moore Amy Jones Sharie Hopkins

Field Goals Made

Field Goals Attempted 1. 384 2. 283 3. 271 4. 268 5. 257 6. 253 253 8. 240 9. 242 10. 221

Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Bridget Takach Kaitlin Moore Amy Jones Amanda Mills Lea Smith Miriah Pietrowski Kerianne Blease Dria David

2006-07 2008-09 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2006-07 2007-08 2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2008-09 2010-11 2009-10 2006-07 2006-07 2008-09 2008-09 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08 2008-09 2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2007-08 2009-10 2008-09 2010-11 2006-07 2009-10

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 25 made) 1. .603 2. .587 3. .529 4. .517 5. .508 6. .486 7. .464 8. .462 9. .444 10. .443

Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Chelsea Wright Mariah Pietrowski Sharie Hopkins Taylor Price Lea Smith Sherece Smith Sharie Hopkins Brittany Brown

1. 2. 4. 5. 7. 8..

Amanda Mills Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Bridget Takach Amanda Mills Karlee Taylor Jessica Parris Kerianne Blease

2006-07 2009-10 2010-11 2010-11 2006-07 2007-08 2006-07 2010-11 2007-08 2008-09

3-Point Field Goals Made 68 48 48 42 37 37 36 34

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2006-07 2010-11 2010-11 2006-07 2006-07

34 Bridget Takach 10. 33 Kristen Stevens

2007-08 2009-10

1. 192 2. 177 3. 133 4. 126 5. 119 6. 112 112 8. 99 99 10. 97

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2010-11 2009-10 2006-07 2006-07 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07

3-Point Field Goals Attempted Amanda Mills Amanda Mills Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Kristen Stevens Kerianne Blease Bridget Takach Katlin Moore Amy Jones Jessica Parris

3-Point FG Percentage (Min. 15 Made) 1. .411 2. .410 3. .381 4. .375 5. .371 6. .354 7. .348 8. .324 9. .319 10. .304

Karlee Taylor Bridget Takach Kristen Stevens Bridget Takach Jessica Parris Amanda Mills Chelsea Parker Amy Jones Kristin Kidd Kerianne Blease

1. 84 2. 74 3. 70 70 5. 69 6. 66 7. 62 8. 57 9. 56 10. 54

Dria David Dria David Amy Jones Amy Jones Mariah Pietrowski Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Sharie Hopkins Amanda Mills

Free Throws Made

2010-11 2007-08 2010-11 2006-07 2006-07 2008-09 2010-11 2006-07 2007-08 2006-07 2009-10 2010-11 2007-08 2006-07 2009-10 2006-07 2010-11 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09

Free Throws Attempted 1. 126 2. 113 3. 108 4. 105 5. 98 6. 96 7. 94 8. 90 9. 82 10. 79

Dria David Mariah Pietrowski Dria David Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Sharie Hopkins Lea Smith Amy Jones Amy Jones Kaitlin Moore

1. .857 2. .854 3. .852 4. .795 5. .778 .778 6. .769 7. .758 8. .756 9. .750 10. .718

Amanda Mills Amy Jones Bridget Takach Karlee Taylor Amy Jones Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Amanda Mills Bridget Takach Chelsea Parker Katlin Moore

2009-10 2009-10 2010-11 2006-07 2010-11 2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2007-08

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 Made)

Rebounds 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

224 180 173 168 162

Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Dria David

2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2010-11 2007-08 2010-11 2009-10 2009-10 2006-07 2009-10 2008-09 2006-07 2010-11 2008-09 2008-09 2009-10

Rebounding Average (Min. 5 Games) 1. 9.7 2. 6.2 3. 6.0 4. 5.8 5. 5.4 5.4

Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Sharie Hopkins Dria David

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Dria David

Defensive Rebounds 158 122 119 111 110

Offensive Rebounds

2006-07 2010-11 2008-09 2008-09 2007-08 2009-10 2006-07 2010-11 2008-09 2008-09 2009-10

1. 66 2. 58 3. 57 4. 55 5. 54

Morgan Johnson Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Sharie Hopkins Chelsea Wright

2006-07 2010-11 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09

1. 113 2. 101 3. 89 4. 77 5. 69

Katlin Moore Bridget Takach Amy Jones Dria David Kaitlin Moore

2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2009-10 2007-08

1. 22 22 22 4. 18 5. 17

Shonda Burnside Morgan Johnson Taylor Price Sharie Hopkins Shonda Burnside

2009-10 2006-07 2006-07 2007-08 2010-11

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Dria David Amy Jones Dria David Katlin Moore Morgan Johnson

2009-10 2007-08 2010-11 2008-09 2006-07

1. 1071 2. 990 3. 985 4. 946 5. 891 6. 890 7. 846 8. 823 9. 785 10. 775

Katlin Moore Kristen Stevens Amanda Mills Bridget Takach Dria David Amy Jones Lea Smith Amanda Mills Chelsea Wright Kerianne Blease

2008-09 2008-09 2008-09 2006-07 2009-10 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2008-09 2006-07

1. 36.9 2. 35.2 3. 34.2 4. 34.1 5. 33.8 6. 30.4 7. 29.7 8. 29.4 9. 29.2 10. 28.1

Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Amy Jones Kristen Stevens Bridget Takach Amy Jones Dria David Morgan Johnson Lea Smith Bridget Takach

Assists

Blocked Shots

Steals 65 54 50 45 35

Minutes

Minutes average

2008-09 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09 2006-07 2006-07 2009-10 2006-07 2008-09 2007-08

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Career D-I School Records Points 1. 722 2. 609 3. 594 4. 543 5. 462 6. 420 7. 297 8. 261 8. 216 9. 172 10. 192

Amanda Mills Mariah Pietrowski Katlin Moore Lea Smith Kristen Stevens Dria David Shonda Burnside Amy Jones Sharie Hopkins Chelsea Wright Karlee Taylor

1. 11.0 2. 10.7 3. 10.0 4. 8.3 5. 7.1 6. 6.9 7. 6.8 8. 6.4 9. 5.3 10. 5.2 5.2

Katlin Moore Mariah Pietrowski Amy Jones Amanda Mills Dria David Karlee Taylor Bridget Takach Lea Smith Kristen Stevens Kristin Kidd Shonda Burnside

1. 239 2. 224 3. 222 4. 217 5. 156 6. 124 7. 117 8. 84 9. 80 10. 66

Mariah Pietrowski Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Lea Smith Kristen Stevens Dria David Shonda Burnside Amy Jones Sharie Hopkins Chelsea Wright

1. 706 2. 652 3. 555 4. 491 5. 436 6. 386 7. 330 8. 257 9. 198 10. 180

Amanda Mills Katlin Moore Lea Smith Kristen Stevens Mariah Pietrowski Dria David Shonda Burnside Amy Jones Chelsea Wright Sharie Hopkins

2008-11 2009-11 2007-09 2007-10 2008-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-08 2007-08 2007-11 2010-11

Scoring Average (Min. 25 Games)

Field Goals Made

Field Goals Attempted

2007-09 2009-11 2007-08 2008-11 2009-11 2010-11 2007-08 2007-10 2008-10 2007-08 2009-11 2009-11 2007-09 2008-11 2007-10 2008-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-08 2007-08 2007-11 2008-11 2007-09 2007-10 2008-11 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-08 2007-11 2007-08

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 40 Made) 1. .548 (239-436) Mariah Pietrowski 2. .462 (48-104) Sherece Smith 3. .444 (80-180) Sharie Hopkins 4. .420 (55-131) Brittany Brown 5. .391 (217-555) Lea Smith 6. .374 (58-155) Chelsea Parker 7. .361 (60-166) Karlee Taylor 8. .355 (117-330) Shonda Burnside 9. .348 (57-164) Bridget Takach 10. .344 (224-652) Katlin Moore

2009-11 2010-11 2007-08 2008-10 2007-10 2009-11 2010-11 2009-10 2007-08 2007-09

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

2008-11 2008-11 2007-09 2010-11 2007-08 2007-08 2007-08

3-Point Field Goals Made

153 104 44 37 34 23 15

Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Katlin Moore Karlee Taylor Bridget Takach Amy Jones Kristin Kidd

Program Alumni

8. 14 14 10. 11

Chelsea Parker Dria David Devin Fothergill

2009-11 2009-11 2009-11

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. 502 2. 338 3. 156 4. 99 5. 90 6. 83 83 8. 58 9. 48 10. 47

Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Katlin Moore Amy Jones Karlee Taylor Bridget Takach Dria David Devin Fothergill Chelsea Parker Kristin Kidd

2008-11 2008-11 2007-09 2007-08 2010-11 2007-08 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-08

3-Point FG Percentage (Min. 25 Made) 1. .411 (37-90) Karlee Taylor 2. .410 (34-83) Bridget Takach 3. .308 (104-338) Kristen Stevens 4. .305 (153-502) Amanda Mills 5. .282 (44-156) Katlin Moore

Free Throws Made 1. 158 2. 131 3. 125 4. 109 5. 102 6. 70 7. 63 8. 56 9. 46 10. 40

Dria David Mariah Pietrowski Amanda Mills Lea Smith Katlin Moore Amy Jones Shonda Burnside Sharie Hopkins Kristen Stevens Chelsea Wright

1. 234 2. 211 3. 181 4. 156 5. 150 6. 96 96 8. 90 9. 70 10. 67

Dria David Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Amanda Mills Katlin Moore Sharie Hopkins Shonda Burnside Amy Jones Chelsea Wright Kristen Stevens

2010-11 2007-08 2008-11 2008-11 2007-09

2009-11 2009-11 2008-11 2007-10 2007-09 2007-08 2009-11 2007-08 2008-11 2007-11

Free Throws Attempted

2009-11 2009-11 2007-10 2008-11 2007-09 2007-08 2009-11 2007-08 2007-11 2008-11

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 25 Made) 1. .801 (125-156) Amanda Mills 2. .795 (35-44) Karlee Taylor 3. .778 (70-90) Amy Jones 4. .687 (46-67) Kristen Stevens 5. .680 (102-150) Katlin Moore 6. .675 (158-234) Dria David 7. .656 (63-96) Shonda Burnside 8. .621 (131-121) Mariah Pietrowski 9. .602 (109-181) Lea Smith 10. .583 (56-96) Sharie Hopkins

Rebounds 1. 434 2. 370 3. 309 4. 303 5. 212 6. 178 7. 153 8. 130 9. 127 10. 98

Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Mariah Pietrowski Dria David Shonda Burnside Katlin Moore Kristen Stevens Sharie Hopkins Chelsea Parker Brittany Brown

2008-11 2010-11 2007-08 2008-11 2007-09 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-10 2007-08

2007-11 2007-10 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-09 2008-11 2007-08 2009-11 2008-10

Rebounding Average (Min. 25 Games) 1. 5.4 2. 5.1 3. 4.4 4. 3.8 5. 3.7

Mariah Pietrowski Dria David Lea Smith Chelsea Wright Shonda Burnside

1. 272 2. 236 3. 200 4. 198 5. 155

Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Dria David Mariah Pietrowski Katlin Moore

1. 162 2. 134 3. 111 4. 103 5. 70

Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Mariah Pietrowski Dria David Shonda Burnside

Defensive Rebounds

Offensive Rebounds

Assists

2009-11 2009-11 2007-10 2007-11 2009-10 2007-11 2007-10 2009-11 2009-11 2007-09 2007-11 2007-10 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11

1. 182 Katlin Moore 2. 144 Dria David 3. 113 Kristen Stevens 4. 103 Amanda Mills 5. 89 Amy Jones

2007-09 2009-11 2008-11 2008-11 2007-08

1. 39 2. 26 3. 20 4. 18 5. 14

Shonda Burnside Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Sharie Hopkins Chelsea Wright

2009-11 2009-11 2007-10 2007-08 2007-11

1. 115 2. 76 3. 74 4. 66 5. 58

Dria David Chelsea Wright Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Lea Smith

2009-11 2007-11 2007-09 2008-11 2007-10

1. 2499 2. 2222 3. 1870 4. 1857 5. 1764 6. 1689 7. 1451 8. 891 9. 890 10. 855

Amanda Mills Kristen Stevens Chelsea Wright Lea Smith Katlin Moore Dria David Mariah Pietrowski Devon Fothergill Amy Jones Chelsea Parker

2008-11 2008-11 2007-11 2007-10 2007-09 2009-11 2009-11 2009-11 2007-08 2009-11

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Amy Jones Katlin Moore Amanda Mills Dria David Bridget Takach Karlee Taylor Kristen Stevens Mariah Pietrowski Lea Smith Kristin Kidd

Blocked Shots

Steals

Minutes

Minutes Average 34.2 32.7 28.7 28.6 28.1 26.0 25.5 25.5 21.8 21.8

2007-08 2007-09 2008-10 2009-10 2007-08 2010-11 2008-10 2009-10 2007-10 2007-08

Elizabeth Abbott...................... 1989 Christina Anderson................. 1995 Joanne Bachman..................... 1984 Alison Banzhoff........................ 1995 Shannon Barton....................... 1994 Laurette Baughman................ 1980 Melanie Baynes........................ 1995 Dana Birnie................................ 2005 Rebecca Bourne....................... 1985 Susan Brown............................. 1981 Lauren Brown............................ 2007 Rachel Bullard........................... 2002 Karen Bush................................. 1997 Mary Byrd................................... 1984 Wesley Campbell..................... 2006 Nancy Cann............................... 1982 Tracy Cato.................................. 2001 Kaye Chase................................ 1995 Katherine Chessman.............. 1981 Nicole Chittam......................... 2002 Candice Choice........................ 2001 Katherine Clayton................... 1997 Lynn Clyborn............................. 1982 Jenny Condon........................... 1999 Cameron Cook......................... 2006 Carolyn Coon............................ 1984 Jennifer Couch......................... 1995 Heather Couch......................... 2000 Valerie Crocker-Holmes....... 1983 Lin Darden................................. 1990 Denyel Davis............................. 1998 Lauren Dobson......................... 2005 Jennifer Dorminey.................. 2003 Lavette Douglass..................... 1994 Melanie Duncan....................... 1990 Shelby Earnst............................ 2000 Mandey Ellison......................... 1997 Billie Fleming............................. 2004 Chon Glover.............................. 1990 Mandi Griffin............................. 1988 Mary Stewart Hall.................... 1981 Michelle Hall............................. 1992 Tammy Harris........................... 2005 Zeta Hastings............................ 2001 Sara Hellams............................. 1984 Sanya Hode............................... 1989

Jennifer Holbrook................... 1994 Allison Hubbard....................... 1992 Susan Hudson.......................... 1987 Darah Huffman........................ 2000 Leigh Irwin................................. 1996 Willa Jackson............................. 2004 Rachel Janush........................... 1986 Ashley Jenkins.......................... 1993 Tanisha Jenkins........................ 2001 Jo Jennings................................ 1991 Melanie Johnson..................... 1993 Amy Jones.................................. 2008 Ina Jones..................................... 1979 Laura Jones................................ 1999 Kathryn Jossey.......................... 1980 Kelly Karow................................ 1995 Tonya Kelley.............................. 1998 Cynthia Kennedy..................... 1984 Tracy Kennedy.......................... 1988 Amber King............................... 1992 Lisa Knight................................. 1988 Toni Leopard............................. 2002 Frances Lightcap...................... 2003 Janice McDonald..................... 1980 Christina McRae....................... 2000 Caprice Mellon......................... 1981 Cindy Mixon.............................. 1982 Amanda Mills............................ 2011 Amy Monroe............................. 2001 Mary Montgomery................. 1990 Tracy Morath............................. 1981 Susan Morris............................. 1979 Simone Morris.......................... 1985 Karen Neeley............................. 1997 Beth Neely................................. 2007 Barbara Nelson........................ 1985 Jill Nueman Edwards.............. 2000 Pam Niles................................... 1992 Jane Parker................................ 1981 Jess Parris................................... 2009 Sharon Peneda......................... 1990 Tracy Pierro............................... 1995 Joy Poole.................................... 1983 Gail Porter.................................. 1986 Libya Rentz................................ 1989 Stacy Riddle............................... 1985

Alice Ridgill................................ 1998 Melissa Robinson.................... 1991 Leah Rodemaker..................... 1990 Martha Sanders........................ 1986 Sara Sanders............................. 2001 Ann Sellers................................. 1995 Kelly Shackleford..................... 1983 Anna Sheppard........................ 2006 Andrea Sims.............................. 1992 Ellen Slayton.............................. 1985 Lynn Smith................................. 1982 Lea Smith.................................... 2010 Celeste Stevens........................ 1989 Judy Stone................................. 1980 Bridget Katach Swindall........ 2008 Kristina Tarallo.......................... 1996 Reine Thomas........................... 1990 Laura Timmons........................ 1994 Virginia Tyson........................... 1991 Chris Vandevander................. 1996 Carrie Vickery............................ 2003 Janet Vicks................................. 2002 Nancy Wall................................. 1983 Merritt Weddle......................... 2002 Bonnie Werner......................... 2004 Rebecca Wessinger................ 2006 Holly Whatley........................... 2010 Chlesea Wright......................... 2011 Kennie Wieland........................ 1978 Vivian Wilber............................. 1986 Tonya Williams......................... 1992 Deedy Williams........................ 1994 Watoma Williams.................... 1997 Erin Wright................................. 2006 Lauren Yanik.............................. 2004 Caroline Younginer................. 1994 List compiled by assistant coach Eric Burrow and the Scotsman Club. Please send any updates to jeburrow@presby.edu.

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Honors and Awards NAIA All-District 6 Adrienne Singleton, 1984-85 Martha Williams, 1985-86 Tonya Williams, 1987-88 Leah McCullough, 1989-90 NAIA District 6 All-Star Game Adrienne Singleton, 1982-83 Martha Williams, 1985-86 NAIA All-Freshmen Team Leah McCullough, 1986-87 Melissa Robinson, 1987-88 All-South Atlantic Conference Leah McCullough, 1989-90 Melanie Johnson, 1992-93, 94-95 Jennifer Hilliard, 1993-94 Kristy Tarallo, 1994-95 Chris Mitchum, 1995-96 Karen Neeley, 1996-97 Tonya Kelley, 1996-97, 97-98 Rachel Sloan, 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 Tracy Woody, 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 Jill Neumann, 1999-00 Toni Leopard, 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02 Bonnie Werner, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04 Billie Haskins, 2002-03 Rebecca Wessinger, 2004-05, 05-06 Morgan Johnson, 2006-07

Year-By-Year Results

SAC Female Athlete of the Year Rachel Sloan, 1998-99, 2000-01

SAC Scholar-Athlete Rebecca Wessinger, 2005-06

SAC Player of the Year Melanie Johnson, 1994-95 Rachel Sloan, 1998-99, 2000-01

NCAA DII South Atlantic All-Tourn. Kaye Watts, 1993-94 Jill Neumann, 1997-98 Toni Leopard, 1999-2000

SAC Freshman of the Year Jill Neumann, 1996-97 Dana Birnie, 2001-02 SAC All-Freshmen Team Toni Leopard, 1998-99 Bonnie Werner, 2000-01 Dana Birnie, 2001-02 Cameron Cook, 2002-03 Rebecca Wessinger, 2002-03 Amy Jones, 2004-05 Morgan Johnson, 2005-06 SAC All-Tournament Chris Mitchum, 1994-95 Melanie Johnson, 1994-95 Jill Neumann, 1997-98, 1999-00 Rachel Sloan, 1997-98, 2000-01 Tracy Woody, 1999-00 Toni Leopard, 1999-00, 2001-02

CoSIDA Academic All-District Karen Neeley, 1996-97 Amy Monroe, 2000-01 Rebecca Wessinger, 2004-05 SAC Coach of the Year Beth Couture, 1993-94, 98-99, 99-00

Kodak All-American (H.M.) Rachel Sloan 1998-99, 1999-00

IKON/WBCA District COY Beth Couture, 1999-00

Kodak All-American Rachel Sloan, 2000-01

Big South All-Academic Team Amanda Mills, 2008-09, 09-10, 10-11

Daktronics All-Region Rachel Sloan, 1998-99, 99-00, 2000-01 Toni Leopard, 2001-02 Billie Haskins, 2002-03 Rebecca Wessinger, 2004-05

Big South All-Freshman Team Mariah Pietrowski, 2009-10 Dria David, 2009-10 Karlee Taylor, 2010-11

Daktronics All-American Rachel Sloan (HM), 1999-00, 2000-01

Big South Freshman of the Year Mariah Pietrowski, 2009-10

Division II Bulletin All-American Rachel Sloan, 1999-00, 2000-01

SAC Tournament MVP Chris Mitchum, 1994-95 Jill Neumann, 1997-98, 1999-00

Championship Teams

The 1993-94 Presbyterian College women’s basketball team went 22-8 to become the first team in program history to qualify for the NCAA Division II tournament.

The 1997-98 Blue Hose team posted a 23-8 record and won the South Atlantic Conference regular season and tournament titles. They advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional Tournament.

In 1999-2000, PC earned a program-best 28-2 record and won its third straight pair of South Atlantic Conference regular season and tournament titles.

PC won the program’s first Food Lion/South Atlantic Conference Tournament title in 1994-95 by defeating Carson-Newman 74-68. The squad went on to the NCAA Division II tournament for a second consecutive season.

The 1998-99 PC team beat Carson-Newman 6966 to win the South Atlantic tournament and earn a bid to the NCAA South Atlantic Regional. The Blue Hose finished the year 24-6

The Blue Hose went to the NCAA Division II tournament for the sixth time in program history in 2001-02, after going 21-9 and winning the South Atlantic Conference regular season title.

1977-78 (0-16) D6 Columbia College H L J12 Furman A L J14 Erskine A L J16 Lander H L J19 Newberry H L J21 USC Upstate A L J26 Converse A L J31 Lander A L F1 Newberry A L F4 Erskine H L F6 Converse H L F8 Columbia College A L F11 USC Aiken H L F20 USC Upstate H L Newberry Invitational F24 Newberry A L F25 Converse N1 L N1- Newberry S.C.

50-62 28-69 39-95 50-92 62-65 25-62 37-51 30-85 50-62 28-75 40-65 41-90 48-71 49-68 51-71 47-64

1978-79 (14-11) Warren Wilson H W 71-46 D1 Georgia H L 55-62 D4 USC Upstate H W 53-39 D7 USC Aiken H W 75-73 D11 Winthrop A L 44-80 J11 Furman H W 73-50 J13 Erskine H L 57-81 J15 Lander A L 61-71 J18 Coker H W 56-40 J23 Converse H W 50-46 J25 Columbia A L 60-64 J27 Piedmont A W 74-67 J30 Lander H L 70-71 F1 Newberry H W 83-70 F3 Erskine A L 37-81 F5 Columbia H W 81-72 F7 Piedmont H W 69-62 F10 Coker A W 83-39 F12 USC Aiken A L 62-80 F14 Warren Wilson A W 94-47 F17 USC Upstate A L 60-62 F20 Georgia A L 46-62 F21 Converse A W 61-50 F22 Newberry H W 60-54 USC Aiken A L 64-95 1979-80 (8-16) NAIA D2 Converse A W 54-30 D6 USC Aiken A L 52-75 D8 Columbia College H W 50-48 D12 Coastal Carolina A L 61-64 J4 Coastal Carolina H L 62-72 J15 USC Upstate N L 66-70 J10 Furman A L 65-71 J12 Erskine A L 63-91 J14 Lander H L 53-76 J17 Piedmont H L 67-71 J21 USC Upstate A L 67-77 J23 Piedmont A L 80-102 J25 Wofford H W 78-34 J29 Lander A L 60-76 J31 Newberry A W 71-52 F1 Wofford A W 70-41 F4 Coker A L 53-63 F6 Converse H W 57-46 F9 USC Aiken H W 66-62 F11 Columbia College A L 73-77 F14 Erskine H L 58-82 F18 USC Upstate H L 77-86 F21 Newberry H W 70-55 F25 USC Aiken A L 63-83

1980-81 (12-14) NAIA D5 Newberry H W 70-45 D6 Columbia College H W 92-87 D8 Converse A W 62-53 D10 USC Aiken A L 47-85 J3 Charleston Southern A L 43-54 J8 Lander H L 53-77 J10 Erskine H L 50-57 J12 Lander A L 60-75 J15 Furman H W 73-60 J17 Columbia College A W 71-68 J19 USC Upstate H W 72-70 J22 Winthrop A L 52-74 J24 Piedmont A L 69-74 J26 Columbia College H W 74-69 J29 Newberry H W 70-66 J31 Erskine A L 65-84 F2 Wofford A L 88-92 F5 Converse H W 74-53 F6 Piedmont H L 48-60 F9 Winthrop H L 68-71 F12 Wofford H W 73-64 F14 Coker A W 72-65 F17 USC Upstate A W 57-56 F19 Newberry A L 58-72 F21 USC Aiken H L 65-102 NAIA District 6 Tournament F25 Lander A L 42-55 1981-82 (10-15) NAIA N23 Lander A L 51-61 D1 Converse H W 74-63 D4 Newberry H W 72-52 D5 Columbia College H W 61-60 D9 USC Aiken H L 43-70 J5 Coastal Carolina A L 48-49 J9 Erskine A L 53-66 J11 Lander H W 60-49 J16 Columbia College A L 64-78 J18 Converse A L 61-63 J21 Winthrop H L 53-83 J22 Furman A L 53-70 J25 USC Upstate A L 47-50 J28 Newberry A W 64-59 J30 Erskine H L 60-80 F1 Wofford H W 75-57 F2 Coastal Carolina H W 51-50 F6 USC Upstate H L 47-64 F8 Winthrop A L 59-67 F11 Wofford A L 53-60 F13 Coker H W 66-63 F15 Columbia College H L 54-59 F18 Newberry A W 57-56 F20 Coker A W 67-53 NAIA District 6 Tournament F22 Coastal Carolina A L 56-65

1982-83 (19-10) NAIA N20 Piedmont H W N22 Furman H W N30 Coastal Carolina A L D3 Newberry H W D4 USC Upstate H W D6 USC Upstate A L D11 Maryville H W J8 Erskine H W J10 Lander H W J15 Coker A W J17 Piedmont A W J20 Converse A W J22 USC Aiken H L J24 Limestone A L J26 Newberry A W J29 Erskine A L J31 Wofford A W F3 Coker H W F5 Columbia College A W F7 Columbia College H W F10 Wofford H W F12 Limestone H L F14 USC Upstate H W F14 Newberry H W F19 USC Aiken A L F21 Converse H W F24 Lander A L F26 Coastal Carolina H L NAIA District 6 Playoffs M2 College of Charleston A L 1983-84 (11-14) NAIA N29 Coastal Carolina H W D2 Newberry H L D5 College of Charleston A L D8 Coker H W J9 Lander A W J11 Francis Marion H L J16 Converse H W J18 Furman A L J19 Winthrop H L J23 College of Charleston H L J26 Newberry H W J28 Erskine A L J30 Wofford H W F2 Columbia College A W F4 Francis Marion A L F7 Erskine H L F9 Wofford A L F13 Columbia College H L F15 Winthrop A L F18 Newberry A W F18 Converse A W F20 Coastal Carolina A L F23 Lander H L F25 Coker A W

77-69 55-43 68-73 83-62 59-58 61-70 68-51 57-55 67-47 70-50 68-62 95-65 66-69 62-70 63-43 68-72 70-48 66-44 69-59 69-57 72-63 55-63 68-54 70-49 58-63 74-37 52-75 60-77 60-83

65-58 55-65 46-66 74-33 59-50 44-81 67-30 67-78 53-70 40-59 73-62 56-73 71-53 57-52 58-91 53-74 56-59 59-64 67-77 65-52 62-49 48-61 58-65 68-40

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Year-By-Year Results 1984-85 (18-8) NAIA N17 Piedmont H W 55-49 N20 Limestone A L 60-69 N27 Georgia Tech A L 70-86 PC Invitational N30 Newberry H W 68-56 D1 Columbia College H W 64-62 D3 Converse A W 68-38 D6 Wofford A W 73-59 D8 Coastal Carolina H W 71-59 D12 Coker H W 76-69 J12 Coastal Carolina A L 63-66 J17 Lander H W 87-75 J21 Newberry H L 57-67 J26 Erskine H W 90-72 J26 Converse H W FFT* J28 Coker A W 83-71 J30 Davidson H W 105-45 F4 Columbia College H W 82-81 F7 Wofford H W 85-60 F11 Erskine A W 61-56 F14 Davidson A W 98-49 F16 Lander A W 72-53 F17 Newberry A L 68-86 F19 Piedmont A L 68-76 F21 Limestone H W 58-55 F23 Francis Marion A L 61-80 NAIA Tournament F26 Coastal Carolina A L 68-76 *Converse dropped program mid-season 1985-86 (8-19) NAIA N21 Erskine H L 64-68 N23 Charleston Southern H L 64-74 N25 USC Upstate H L 56-83 D2 Georgia Tech A L 56-124 D4 Clemson A L 40-100 D6 USC Aiken H W 67-53 D7 Newberry H L 66-74 D9 College of Charleston A W FFT D11 Coastal Carolina H L 56-82 J13 Lander H L 58-70 J15 Newberry H L 62-99 J18 Columbia College A L 54-80 J20 Southern Wesleyan H W 58-54 J23 Converse H L 66-74 J25 Claflin H L 74-97 J27 Lander A L 67-78 J30 Wofford H W 73-71 F1 Newberry A L 63-77 F3 Voorhees H W 84-59 F6 Erskine A L 47-57 F8 Morris A W 88-33 F10 USC Aiken H W 63-34 F13 Francis Marion A L 54-102 F15 Coker H W 63-59 F17 Limestone A L 65-79 F20 College of Charleston H L 43-76 F22 USC Upstate A L 50-61

1986-87 (13-13) NAIA N20 Lander A L 44-74 N22 Gardner-Webb H W 68-41 N25 Methodist H W 89-67 D1 Webber International A W 65-46 D2 Eckerd A W 76-60 D6 Guilford A L 59-62 D8 Erskine A W 70-68 D11 Georgia College & St. H L 67-82 D13 College of Charleston H L 69-76 J14 Georgia State A L 69-94 J16 Columbia College H L 65-75 J19 Southern Wesleyan A L 72-74 J21 Converse A L 77-78 J24 Claflin A L 67-85 J26 Lander H W 75-68 J29 Wofford A W 77-69 J31 Newberry H W 81-74 F2 Voorhees A W 75-68 F5 Erskine H W 83-59 F7 Morris H W 114-50 F9 USC Aiken A W 73-60 F12 Francis Marion H L 75-96 F14 Coker A W 80-66 F16 Limestone H L 75-79 F19 College of Charleston A L 54-71 F21 USC Upstate H L 73-90 1987-88 (17-13) NAIA N19 Gardner-Webb A W 73-71 N21 Guilford H W 75-69 N24 Mars Hill A L 71-81 D1 Coker H L 67-72 D3 Furman A L 55-94 D5 Winthrop A L 61-80 D8 Lander A L 51-55 D10 Columbia College H W 76-53 D12 College of Charleston H L 72-77 J2 Tufts N W 65-62 J3 Washburn N L 58-75 J6 Maryville N W 61-44 J18 Francis Marion H L 70-80 J21 Morris* A W 100-40 J23 Voorhees* H W 81-41 J25 Coker* A W 84-56 J28 Erskine* H W 81-61 J30 Newberry* A L 82-92 F1 Converse* H W 81-79 F4 Limestone* H W-OT 87-83 F6 Claflin* H L 74-89 F9 Columbia College* A W 85-44 F13 Lander* H W 79-62 F15 Southern Wesleyan* A W 67-61 F18 USC Upstate* H W 97-84 F20 Belmont Abbey A W 66-64 F22 College of Charleston* A L 80-92 F25 USC Aiken* H L 62-77 F27 Wofford* A W 73-53 NAIA District 6 Tournament M1 College of Charleston N L 77-89

1988-89 (17-12) NAIA N22 Coker A L 50-68 N29 Limestone H W 78-66 D10 Lander H W 74-55 D3 Western Carolina A L 67-76 D5 North Georgia H L 56-70 D8 Mars Hill H W 80-72 D10 College of Charleston A L 55-83 J7 Milligan A W 87-72 J9 Carson-Newman A L 53-63 J12 Brewton-Parker H L 59-63 J14 Charleston Southern H W 78-67 J16 Francis Marion* A L 57-86 J19 Morris* H W 77-45 J21 Voorhees* A W 74-56 J23 Coker* H W 73-64 J26 Erskine* A W 70-49 J28 Newberry* H W 78-69 J30 Converse* A W 66-63 F2 Limestone* A W 78-67 F4 Claflin* A L 47-97 F8 Wofford H L 56-57 F9 Columbia College* H W 85-70 F11 Lander* A W 66-64 F13 Southern Wesleyan* H W 78-60 F16 USC Upstate* H W 76-61 F20 College of Charleston* H L 68-88 F25 Benedict* H L 60-73 F26 USC Aiken* A W 61-56 NAIA District 6 Playoffs F28 Converse H L 71-74 1989-90 (20-10) NAIA North Georgia Invitational N17 Cumberland N1 L 77-82 N18 Warner-Southern N1 W 68-52 N21 Converse H L 50-54 N28 Erskine A W 87-48 N30 Limestone H W 78-59 D2 Lander H W 93-72 D4 Southern Wesleyan A W 46-44 J2 Charleston Southern A W 68-53 J8 Brewton-Parker A W 67-64 J10 Catawba* H W-OT 60-57 J13 Elon* H W 70-67 J17 Wingate* A L 57-88 J19 St. Andrews H W 88-34 J20 Carson-Newman* H L 57-64 J24 Mars Hill* A W 68-59 J27 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 92-73 J29 Newberry A L 68-83 J31 Gardner-Webb* A L 78-84 F3 Gardner-Webb* H W 84-62 F5 Francis Marion H W 69-58 F7 Catawba* A L-OT 70-76 F10 Elon* A L 71-86 F12 Lander A W 59-57 F14 Wingate* H W 115-101 F17 Carson-Newman* A L 71-73 F19 Converse A W 64-60 F21 Mars Hill* H W 76-71 F24 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 76-66 NAIA District 6 Tournament F27 Lander N W 70-51 M1 USC Aiken N L 72-83 N1 - Dahlonega, Ga.

Year-By-Year Results 1990-91 (13-14) NAIA N17 North Georgia A L N20 Limestone A L N27 Benedict H W Little Four Tournament N30 Newberry N1 L D1 Erskine N1 W D3 Lander A L D5 Converse A W J5 Gardner-Webb* H L J7 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W J9 Catawba* A L J13 Elon* A L J16 Wingate* H L J19 Carson-Newman* A L J21 Southern Wesleyan H W J23 Mars Hill* H W J26 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W J29 Erskine H W J31 North Georgia H W F2 Gardner-Webb* A W F4 Lander H L F6 Catawba* H W F9 Elon* H W F11 Mars Hill* A L F13 Wingate* A L F16 Carson-Newman* H L F18 Converse H W SAC Tournament F21 Elon N2 L N1 - Spartanburg, S.C. N2 - Boiling Springs, N.C. 1991-92 (16-11) NAIA N23 College of Charleston H W N24 Coastal Carolina A W N26 Converse H W Little Four Tournament D4 Newberry N1 W D5 Wofford N1 L D10 Newberry H W D14 Lander H W D16 Gardner-Webb* A W J6 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W J8 Catawba* H W J11 Elon* H W J13 Limestone H W J15 Wingate* A L J18 Carson-Newman* H L J22 Mars Hill* A L J25 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W J27 Wofford H W J28 Erskine A L F1 Gardner-Webb* H W F3 Lander A L F5 Catawba* A L F8 Elon* A L F10 Mars Hill* H L F12 Wingate* H L F15 Carson-Newman* A W F17 Converse A W SAC Tournament F20 Wingate N2 L N1 - Due West, S.C. N2 - Boiling Springs, N.C.

59-74 55-59 85-42 81-89 73-61 49-51 78-57 72-87 70-58 62-63 62-76 52-94 45-68 58-57 60-41 67-63 73-58 69-68 69-59 50-51 73-49 73-66 66-67 51-82 45-52 66-46 55-64

65-64 79-65 90-54 86-50 72-73 94-48 77-72 70-66 86-69 65-58 63-56 88-65 57-61 49-70 73-79 97-82 82-60 65-69 78-69 50-64 49-64 75-87 83-88 59-67 59-53 78-72 64-65

1992-93 (16-10) NAIA N24 Converse A W 92-56 N28 Flagler A W 100-47 N29 Armstrong Atlantic St. A W-OT 74-70 Little Four Tournament D2 Erskine H W 86-69 D3 Wofford H W 74-66 D5 Newberry A L 67-69 D9 Gardner-Webb* H L 69-72 D12 Lander A W 57-48 J4 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 84-66 J6 Catawba* A W 59-58 J9 Elon* A L 61-62 J11 Erskine H W 81-55 J13 Wingate* H L 72-76 J16 Carson-Newman* A L 58-70 J20 Mars Hill* H W 72-56 J23 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 80-63 J27 Wofford A L 67-72 J30 Gardner-Webb* A W 79-61 F1 Lander H W 80-65 F3 Catawba* H W 83-81 F6 Elon* H W-OT 85-75 F8 Mars Hill* A L 69-73 F10 Wingate* A L 61-73 F13 Carson-Newman* H L 52-77 F15 Converse H W 79-65 SAC Tournament F19 Mars Hill N1 L 68-70 N1 - Boiling Springs, N.C. 1993-94 (22-8, 9-4 SAC) SAC Regular Season Champions NCAA D-II N23 Converse H W 90-40 Little Four Tournament D1 Wofford N1 W 62-60 D2 Newberry A W 117-40 D4 USC Upstate H W 57-56 D8 Gardner-Webb A W 93-81 D11 Newberry H W 93-45 D27 Alaska-Anchorage N L 48-84 D28 NE Missouri St. N W 84-80 D29 Wis.-Stephens Pt. N W 85-80 J6 Erskine A W 67-48 J8 Converse A W 93-57 J12 Catawba* H W 70-54 J15 Elon* H W 77-42 J18 Wingate* A L 61-75 J22 Carson-Newman* H W 82-62 J24 Wofford H W 82-66 J26 Mars Hill* A W 75-70 J29 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 109-50 J31 College of Charleston A L 67-69 F5 Gardner-Webb* H W 90-82 F9 Catawba* A L-OT 72-77 F12 Elon* A W 91-68 F16 Wingate* H L 54-62 F19 Carson-Newman* A L 62-68 F23 Mars Hill* H W 85-65 F26 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 75-60 SAC Tournament M1 Gardner-Webb H W 86-62 M5 Mars Hill N2 L-OT 75-84 NCAA South Atlantic Regional M8 Hampton A W 72-64 M11 Wingate A L 63-64 N1 - Newberry, S.C. N2 - Wingate, N.C.

1994-95 (23-7, 11-3 SAC) SAC Champions NCAA D-II N18 West Chester N1 W 77-68 N19 Longwood A L 67-70 N23 Morris H W 95-36 N25 Voorhees N2 W 89-67 N26 USC Upstate A L 72-82 N30 Erskine N2 W 60-41 D1 Wofford N2 W 70-45 D3 Newberry A W 82-54 D5 Benedict H W 85-57 D7 Furman A L 63-82 J5 Erskine H W 65-38 J7 Elon* H W 67-48 J11 Wingate* H L 59-61 J14 Carson-Newman* A L 57-71 J18 Mars Hill* A W 70-58 J21 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 72-61 J25 Catawba* H W 75-64 J28 Gardner-Webb* A W 94-82 J30 Wofford A W 87-61 F4 Elon* A W 69-62 F8 Wingate* A W 79-65 F11 Carson-Newman* H W 74-72 F15 Mars Hill* H W 79-50 F18 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 78-65 F22 Catawba* A L 75-77 F25 Gardner-Webb* H W 79-55 SAC Tournament F28 Gardner-Webb H W 105-55 M3 Wingate A W 77-71 M4 Carson-Newman N3 W 74-68 NCAA South Atlantic Regional M8 Longwood A L 72-78 N1 - Farmville, Va. N2 - Spartanburg, S.C. N3 - Wingate, N.C. 1995-96 (13-14, 6-8 SAC) NCAA D-II USC Upstate Tournament N24 USC Aiken N1 W 74-48 N25 USC Upstate A W 82-69 Little Four Tournament N29 Newberry N2 W 61-46 N30 Queens N2 W 81-59 D2 Newberry H W 81-56 D4 Erskine A W 74-32 D6 Claflin A L 57-74 Erskine Tournament D15 Fort Valley State N3 L 65-77 D16 Kennesaw State N3 L 69-74 J3 Augustana H W 59-52 J10 Mars Hill* A L 61-65 J13 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 73-57 J15 Carson-Newman* H W 74-65 J17 Catawba* H L 53-68 J20 Gardner-Webb* A L-OT 83-89 J24 Wingate* H L 52-66 J27 Elon* A W 85-75 J29 USC Upstate H L 66-72 J31 Furman A L 50-62 F7 Mars Hill* H W 71-67 F10 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 71-68 F14 Catawba* A L 60-67 F17 Gardner-Webb* H L 58-76 F19 Carson-Newman* A L 68-74 F21 Wingate* A L 51-57 F24 Elon* H W 82-73 SAC Tournament F28 Wingate A L 51-54 N1 - Spartanburg, S.C. N2 - Due West, S.C. N3 - Marietta, Ga.

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Year-By-Year Results 1996-97 (17-10, 8-6 SAC) NCAA D-II N20 Newberry A W 63-56 N23 Erskine H W 89-55 N26 Claflin H W 68-65 USC Upstate Tournament N29 Emmanuel N1 W 57-56 N30 USC Upstate A W-OT 77-75 Little Four Tournament D4 Newberry H W 75-46 D5 Lander H W 67-52 D14 Armstrong Atlantic St. A L 54-58 D28 Georgia Southwestern N2 L 52-56 D29 Augusburg N2 W 76-40 J4 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 82-54 J8 Catawba* A L 44-64 J11 Gardner-Webb* A L-OT 88-90 J15 Wingate* H L 64-71 J18 Elon* A W 62-61 J22 Mars Hill* H W 76-44 J25 Carson-Newman* H W 82-79 J27 USC Upstate A W 78-63 J29 Furman A L 54-67 F1 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 72-68 F5 Catawba* H W 82-72 F8 Gardner-Webb* H W 86-72 F12 Wingate* A L 39-73 F15 Elon* H W 65-57 F19 Mars Hill* A L 91-104 F22 Carson-Newman* A L 54-67 SAC Tournament F26 Catawba N L 60-72 N1 - Spartanburg, S.C. N2 - Daytona Beach, Fla. 1997-98 (23-8, 11-3 SAC) SAC Champions NCAA D-II Kennesaw State Tournament N14 Alabama-Huntsville N1 W 71-55 N15 Kennesaw State A L 56-64 N19 Armstrong Atlantic St. H W 69-55 N24 Erskine A W 63-47 N28 Mount Olive N W 75-45 N29 USC Upstate A L 62-70 D2 Anderson A W 65-50 D5 Southern Wesleyan N W 83-50 D6 Augusta State A L 82-87 D13 Anderson H W 69-55 J3 Newberry* H W 77-50 J10 Carson-Newman* A L 53-73 J12 Wingate* H W 90-70 J14 Mars Hill* A L 67-77 J17 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 76-47 J21 Catawba* H W 71-53 J24 Gardner-Webb* A W 69-56 J26 USC Upstate H W 76-55 J28 Furman A L 51-76 J31 Newberry* A W 73-69 F4 Wingate* A W 73-61 F7 Carson-Newman* H W 78-68 F11 Mars Hill* H W 81-68 F14 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 71-67 F18 Catawba* A L 61-65 F21 Gardner-Webb* H W 66-56 SAC Tournament F25 Newberry N W 78-51 F27 Wingate A W 71-58 F28 Carson-Newman N2 W 79-54 NCAA South Atlantic Regional M5 Virginia Union N W 74-65 M6 Bowie State N L 59-63 N1 - Kennesaw, Ga. N2 - Wingate, N.C.

1998-99 (24-6, 11-3 SAC) SAC Champions NCAA D-II N13 Tusculum H W N21 Anderson A W N24 Erskine H W N28 Augusta State H W N30 Tusculum A W Augusta State Tournament D4 Brewton-Parker N1 W D5 Augusta State A W D9 USC Upstate A W D12 Lander H L D21 Cumberland N L D22 St. Catherine N W D23 Gardner-Webb N W J2 Newberry* A W J6 Wingate* A L J9 Carson-Newman* H W J13 Mars Hill* H W J16 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W J20 Catawba* A L J23 Gardner-Webb* H W J30 Newberry* H W F3 Wingate* H W F6 Carson-Newman* A L F10 Mars Hill* A W F13 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W F17 Catawba* H W F20 Gardner-Webb* A W SAC TOURNAMENT F23 Lenoir-Rhyne H W F26 Catawba N W F27 Carson-Newman N W NCAA South Atlantic Regional M4 Wingate N L N1 - Augusta, Ga.

80-51 77-57 86-59 85-78 79-67 66-43 70-66 90-64 64-67 70-79 92-28 68-50 88-43 69-72 90-60 82-63 68-60 63-72 69-57 85-54 80-67 77-82 79-71 85-79 93-63 72-57 98-49 88-71 69-66 76-77

1999-2000 (28-2, 15-1 SAC) SAC Champions NCAA D-II N19 Saint Leo N W 80-51 N20 Armstrong Atlantic St. A W 61-51 N23 Erksine A W 69-57 N27 Lander A W 78-63 N30 USC Upstate H W 65-41 D3 Tampa N W 66-54 D4 Georgia College & St. A W 80-73 D8 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 63-52 D11 Anderson H W 89-61 D29 Pitt Johnstown H W 86-68 D30 UNC Pembroke A W 103-88 J5 Catawba* H W 71-57 J8 Wingate* H W 82-65 J10 Carson-Newman* A W 61-58 J13 Mars Hill* A W 84-70 J15 Gardner-Webb* H W 77-58 J22 Tusculum* A W 68-48 J26 Newberry* H W 89-48 J29 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 79-75 F2 Catawba* A L 58-68 F5 Wingate* A W-OT 71-68 F9 Carson-Newman* H W 52-45 F12 Mars Hill* H W 71-62 F16 Gardner-Webb* A W 62-60 F23 Tusculum* H W 72-47 F26 Newberry* A W 81-57 SAC Tournament F29 Newberry H W 64-56 M3 Wingate N W 93-68 M4 Gardner-Webb N W 72-52 NCAA South Atlantic Regional M10 Francis Marion H L 79-82

Watoma Williams

Year-By-Year Results 2000-01 (22-8, 11-3 SAC) NCAA D-II N3 North Dakota State N L N4 Lake Superior State N W N5 Texas A&M-Kingsville N L N17 West Georgia N W N18 Kennesaw State A L-OT N20 Erskine H W N25 Lander H W N28 Francis Marion A L D1 Florida Tech N W D2 Georgia College & St. A W D9 Anderson A W D16 USC Upstate A W D18 USC Aiken H W-OT J6 Tusculum* H W J10 Wingate* H W J13 Carson-Newman* A W J17 Mars Hill* A L J20 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W J24 Catawba* H W-OT J27 Newberry* A W J31 Gardner-Webb H W F3 Tusculum* A W F7 Wingate* A L F10 Carson-Newman* H W F14 Mars Hill* H W F17 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W F21 Catawba* A L F24 Newberry* H W SAC Tournament F27 Tusculum H W M2 Wingate N L 2001-02 (21-9, 10-4 SAC) SAC Champions NCAA D-II N16 Ferris State N W N17 Fayetteville State N W N20 Francis Marion H W-OT N24 Lander A W N30 Winston-Salem State N W D1 Livingstone N W D4 USC Aiken A L D8 Anderson H W D11 North Greenville H W D28 Georgia College & St. N L D29 Columbus State H L J5 Tusculum* A W J9 Wingate* A W J12 Carson-Newman* H L J16 Mars Hill* H L-OT J19 Lenoir-Rhyne* A L-OT J23 Catawba* A W J26 Newberry* H W J31 Converse A W F2 Tusculum* H W F6 Wingate* H L F9 Carson-Newman* A W F13 Mars Hill* A W F16 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W F20 Catawba* H W F23 Newberry* A W SAC Tournament F26 Tusculum H W M1 Catawba N W M2 Mars Hill N L NCAA South Atlantic Regional M7 Virginia State N L

51-66 92-80 63-72 67-57 80-83 80-28 79-48 48-62 90-70 84-78 91-65 76-43 73-58 92-53 87-74 87-58 76-83 92-57 86-79 82-52 81-69 75-48 68-69 77-46 72-62 69-49 65-84 83-51 83-47 67-76

65-60 88-70 70-69 76-49 76-57 88-40 55-58 68-49 66-64 57-59 59-65 70-56 81-72 63-71 75-82 88-91 77-71 97-42 73-51 86-84 67-68 77-63 76-61 77-70 69-49 81-52

2002-03 (12-15, 7-7 SAC) NCAA D-II N22 Kennesaw State A L 59-61 N23 Georgia College & St. N L 60-93 N26 Francis Marion A L 64-79 N30 Anderson A L 67-81 D2 Lander H W 84-57 D6 Fayetteville State N L 65-84 D10 North Greenville A W 108-66 D18 Nova Southeastern N L 62-77 D19 Fort Lewis N L 63-82 J3 Coker N W 66-57 J4 East Stroudsburg N W 62-60 J11 Tusculum* H W 65-60 J15 Wingate* H L 70-84 J18 Carson-Newman* A L 73-91 J22 Mars Hill* A L 78-81 J25 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 69-60 J29 Catawba* H W 77-64 F1 Newberry* A W 95-71 F4 Converse H W 86-50 F8 Tusculum* A L-OT 71-80 F12 Wingate* A W 90-76 F15 Carson-Newman* H W 78-73 F19 Mars Hill* H L 72-74 F22 Lenoir-Rhyne* A L 74-79 F26 Catawba* A L 55-91 M1 Newberry* H W 76-49 SAC Tournament M3 Lenoir-Rhyne A L-OT 87-96 2003-04 (8-20, 3-11 SAC) NCAA D-II N17 Erskine A W 97-66 N21 Virginia Union N L 75-84 N22 Elizabeth City State N L 59-71 N25 Francis Marion H L 70-82 N28 Lander A L 69-71 N29 Columbus State H W 92-65 D3 USC Upstate H W 72-67 D6 Armstrong Atlantic St. A L 51-74 D9 North Greenville H W 79-66 D11 Johnson C. Smith A L 73-89 J3 USC Aiken A L 57-74 J7 Anderson H L 80-95 J10 Tusculum* A W 89-63 J14 Wingate* A L 72-93 J17 Carson-Newman* H W 77-69 J21 Mars Hill* H L 61-68 J24 Lenoir-Rhyne* A L 58-69 J28 Catawba* A L 62-85 J31 Newberry* H W 69-56 F2 Converse A W 70-63 F7 Tusculum* H L 56-67 F11 Wingate* H L 62-66 F14 Carson-Newman* A L 67-82 F18 Mars Hill* A L 56-63 F21 Lenoir-Rhyne* H L 71-75 F25 Catawba* H L 63-76 F28 Newberry* A L 43-60 SAC Tournament M5 Wingate N L 64-75

83-55 71-67 71-85 56-65

2004-05 (7-21, 4-10 SAC) NCAA D-II N15 Erskine H L-OT 104-107 N18 Belmont Abbey A L 76-88 N19 Queens, N.C. N W 85-72 N23 Francis Marion A L 66-67 N26 Columbus State N L 74-83 N27 Lander A L 59-84 D1 USC Upstate A L 53-76 D4 Armstrong Atlantic St. H L 68-75 D7 Johnson C. Smith H L 67-75 D8 North Greenville A W 85-76 J2 USC Aiken H L 59-71 J3 Anderson A L 82-92 J8 Mars Hill* A W 73-67 J12 Wingate* H L 66-71 J15 Carson-Newman* A L 59-76 J19 Newberry* A W 73-67 J22 Lenoir-Rhyne* H L 65-80 J26 Tusculum* H W 72-59 J29 Catawba* A L 65-74 F1 Converse H W 77-54 F5 Mars Hill* H W-OT 90-86 F9 Wingate* A L 57-74 F12 Carson-Newman* H L 55-88 F16 Newberry* H L 74-80 F19 Lenoir-Rhyne* A L 60-76 F23 Tusculum* A L 67-73 F26 Catawba* H L 65-70 SAC Tournament M2 Carson-Newman A L 52-70 2005-06 (21-7, 10-4 SAC) NCAA D-II N15 Francis Marion H W 69-61 N18 Columbus State H W 59-52 N19 Lander H W 101-67 N23 USC Upstate H L 86-88 N26 Alderson-Broaddus A W 67-55 N27 Davis & Elkins A W 77-55 N30 Erskine A W 73-67 D3 Virginia State A W 71-59 D14 North Greenville H W 79-66 D17 Livingstone H W 71-61 D20 High Point A L 60-65 J2 Mount Olive A W 88-53 J4 Converse A W 74-48 J7 Mars Hill* H W 88-72 J11 Wingate* A L 66-80 J14 Carson-Newman* H W 61-47 J18 Newberry* H W 79-69 J21 Lenoir-Rhyne* A W 78-61 J25 Tusculum* A W 69-65 J28 Catawba* H W 80-60 F4 Mars Hill* A W 77-73 F8 Wingate* H L 66-67 F15 Newberry* H L 63-70 F18 Lenoir-Rhyne* H W 71-55 F20 Carson-Newman* A W 61-60 F22 Tusculum* H W 63-62 F25 Catawba* A L 38-65 SAC Tournament M1 Wingate A L 56-77

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Year-By-Year Results 2006-07 (6-22, 1-15 SAC) NCAA D-II N15 Lander A L N17 Edward Waters N W N18 Morris N W N21 Francis Marion A L N27 Georgia College & St. A L N29 Converse H W D2 UNC Asheville A L D13 Coker H W D15 North Greenville A L D17 USC Upstate A W D29 USC Aiken H L J3 Tusculum* A L J6 Mars Hill* H L J8 Lenoir-Rhyne* A L J10 Lincoln Memorial* H L J13 Catawba* H L J17 Wingate* A L J20 Carson-Newman* A L J27 Newberry* H L J31 Mars Hill* A L F3 Lenoir-Rhyne* H L F7 Lincoln Memorial* A L F12 Wingate* H L-OT F14 Carson-Newman* H L F17 Tusculum* H L F21 Newberry* A L F24 Catawba* A W SAC Tournament F26 Lincoln Memorial N L 2007-08 (2-24) NCAA D-I (Reclassifying) N9 UNC Wilmington A L N11 East Carolina A L N15 Buffalo H L N17 Kennesaw State A L N24 Ohio A L N26 Cincinnati A L D1 College of Charleston A L D4 SC State A W D8 UNC Asheville A L D15 West Virginia A L D18 East Carolina H L D20 Georgia Southern A L D22 Stetson A L D28 Radford A L D29 Kent State N1 L J2 Georgia A L J5 UNC Asheville H L J8 Radford H L J12 High Point A L J15 Charleston Southern A L J19 Winthrop A L J26 Liberty A L J30 Elon A L F13 USC Aiken A L F16 Converse H W F24 Longwood A L N1 - Radford, Va.

75-93 72-65 76-45 57-66 53-73 74-60 52-68 79-53 65-77 94-85 50-58 75-80 61-64 52-58 68-74 53-61 57-82 57-70 64-76 65-89 60-67 50-53 63-74 71-73 61-62 44-71 67-60 52-53

59-91 52-97 68-76 66-86 55-86 47-80 51-74 63-62 54-87 26-93 53-76 35-66 61-68 49-70 36-66 49-93 64-68 54-67 58-76 56-81 48-66 41-88 51-82 49-66 85-74 58-73

2008-09 (4-25, 1-15 Big South) NCAA D-I (Reclassifying) N15 USC Upstate H L N16 Clemson A L N21 East Carolina A L N24 Colgate H W N26 Montreat H W D2 Georgia State A L D4 Ohio H L D15 Wake Forest A L D18 Stetson H L D20 Army A L J3 Winthrop* H L J5 Virginia Tech A L J12 UNC Asheville* A L J17 Liberty* H L J19 Radford* H L J24 High Point* A L J26 Gardner-Webb* A L J31 Charleston Southern* A L F2 Coastal Carolina* A L F7 Winthrop* A L F9 Allen H W F14 UNC Asheville* H L F17 Longwood H L F21 Gardner-Webb* H W F23 High Point* H L F28 Radford* A L M2 Liberty* A L M6 Charleston Southern* H L M9 Coastal Carolina* H L 2009-10 (5-25, 3-13 BSC) NCAA D-I (Reclassifying) N14 Colgate A L N16 Syracuse A L Morehead State Invitational N20 Morehead State A L N21 Winston-Salem State N1 L-OT N22 Lipscomb N1 L N25 #4 North Carolina A L N29 Wake Forest A L D2 Charlotte A L D5 Georgia State H L D14 S.C. State H W D21 Alabama A L D30 USC Upstate A L J2 Winthrop * A L J11 UNC Asheville * H W J16 Liberty * A L J18 Radford * A L J23 High Point * H L J25 Gardner-Webb * H L J30 Charleston Southern * H L F1 Coastal Carolina * H W F6 Winthrop * H W F9 Allen H W F13 UNC Asheville * A L F16 N.C. Central H L F20 Gardner-Webb * A L-OT F22 High Point * A L F27 Radford * H L M1 Liberty * H L M5 Charleston Southern * A L M8 Coastal Carolina * A L N1 - Morehead, Ky.

55-63 35-66 28-61 62-50 57-45 42-82 37-68 31-83 63-67 33-66 35-47 31-64 36-62 49-59 36-75 33-75 48-56 48-61 39-56 48-77 77-42 58-67 35-50 62-53 52-64 35-57 33-71 47-50 39-55

47-64 56-97 51-62 65-66 45-52 37-92 25-66 36-72 33-72 61-47 38-71 52-71 40-57 65-54 27-73 34-59 64-69 39-80 49-64 56-46 48-43 74-29 59-66 56-57 50-53 61-72 60-70 40-55 41-53 46-47

2010-11 (9-20, 5-11 BSC) NCAA D-I (Reclassifying) N12 Virginia Tech A L N16 Erskine H W N20 N.C. Central A L N23 S.C. State A W N27 Furman A L D2 USC Upstate H L-OT D5 Clemson A L D16 NC State A L D19 Ohio A L D28 South Carolina A L D30 Campbell H W J3 Coastal Carolina* H W J8 Liberty* H L J12 Savannah State H L-OT J15 Charleston Southern* A L J17 Winthrop* A W J22 Radford* A L J24 Gardner-Webb* A L J29 High Point* H L J31 UNC Asheville* H W F5 Coastal Carolina* A L F7 Savannah State A W F12 UNC Asheville* A W F14 High Point* A L F19 Winthrop* H L F21 Charleston Southern* H L F26 Gardner-Webb* H W F28 Radford* H L M7 Liberty* A L

52-59 70-42 38-43 51-38 60-73 73-78 49-61 27-74 57-63 40-68 53-51 52-36 40-51 50-52 47-52 55-40 45-49 33-52 41-56 53-51 34-47 54-47 74-68 43-85 47-56 52-63 73-65 71-78 40-49

Opponent-By-Opponent Results F17 1989-90 A L 71-73 Alabama 0-1 D21 2009-10 A L 38-71 J19 1990-91 A L 45-68 F16 1990-91 H L 45-52 J18 1991-92 H L 49-70 Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 N14 1997-98 N W 71-55 F15 1991-92 A W 59-53 J16 1992-93 A L 58-70 F13 1992-93 H L 52-77 Alaska-Anchorage 0-1 D27 1993-94 N L 48-84 J22 1993-94 H W 82-62 F19 1993-94 A L 62-68 M4 1994-95 N W 74-68 Alderson-Broaddus 1-0 N26 2005-06 A W 67-55 J14 1994-95 A L 57-71 F11 1994-95 H W 74-72 J15 1995-96 H W 74-65 Allen 2-0 F9 2008-09 H W 77-42 F19 1995-96 A L 68-74 F9 2009-10 H W 74-29 J25 1996-97 H W 82-79 F22 1996-97 A L 54-67 F28 1997-98 N W 79-54 Anderson 9-3 D2 1997-98 A W 65-50 J10 1997-98 A L 53-73 D13 1997-98 H W 69-55 F7 1997-98 H W 78-68 N21 1998-99 A W 77-57 F27 1998-99 N W 69-66 D11 1999-00 H W 89-61 J9 1998-99 H W 90-60 D9 2000-01 A W 91-65 F6 1998-99 A L 77-82 D8 2001-02 H W 68-49 J10 1999-00 A W 61-58 N30 2002-03 A L 67-81 F9 1999-00 H W 52-45 J7 2003-04 H L 80-95 J13 2000-01 A W 87-58 J3 2004-05 A L 82-92 F10 2000-01 H W 77-46 J12 2001-02 H L 63-71 F9 2001-02 A W 77-63 Armstrong Atlantic St. 3-3 N29 1992-93 A W-OT 74-70 J18 2002-03 A L 73-91 D14 1996-97 A L 54-58 F15 2002-03 H W 78-73 N19 1997-98 H W 69-55 J17 2003-04 H W 77-69 N20 1999-00 A W 61-51 F14 2003-04 A L 67-82 D6 2003-04 A L 51-74 M2 2004-05 A L 52-70 D4 2004-05 H L 68-75 J15 2004-05 A L 59-76 F12 2004-05 H L 55-88 J14 2005-06 H W 61-47 Army 0-1 D20 2008-09 A L 33-66 F20 2005-06 A W 61-60 J20 2006-07 A L 57-70 F14 2006-07 H L 71-73 Augusburg 1-0 D29 1996-97 N W 76-40 Catawba 18-20 J10 1989-90 H W-OT 60-57 Augusta State 2-1 1989-90 A L-OT 70-76 D6 1997-98 A L 82-87 F7 N28 1998-99 H W 85-78 J9 1990-91 A L 62-63 D5 1998-99 A W 70-66 F6 1990-91 H W 73-49 J8 1991-92 H W 65-58 F5 1991-92 A L 49-64 Augustana 1-0 J3 1995-96 H W 59-52 J6 1992-93 A W 59-58 F3 1992-93 H W 83-81 J12 1993-94 H W 70-54 Belmont Abbey 1-1 1993-94 A L-OT 72-77 F20 1987-88 A W 66-64 F9 N18 2004-05 A L 76-88 J25 1994-95 H W 75-64 F22 1994-95 A L 75-77 J17 1995-96 H L 53-68 Benedict 2-1 F25 1988-89 H L 60-73 F14 1995-96 A L 60-67 N27 1990-91 H W 85-42 F26 1996-97 N L 60-72 D5 1994-95 H W 85-57 J8 1996-97 A L 44-64 F5 1996-97 H W 82-72 J21 1997-98 H W 71-53 Bowie State 0-1 M6 1997-98 N L 59-63 F18 1997-98 A L 61-65 F26 1998-99 N W 88-71 J20 1998-99 A L 63-72 Brewton-Parker 2-1 J12 1988-89 H L 59-63 F17 1998-99 H W 93-63 J8 1989-90 A W 67-64 J5 1999-00 H W 71-57 D4 1998-99 N W 66-43 F2 1999-00 A L 58-68 J24 2000-01 H W-OT 86-79 F21 2000-01 A L 65-84 Buffalo 0-1 N15 2007-08 H L 68-76 M1 2001-02 N W 71-67 J23 2001-02 A W 77-71 F20 2001-02 H W 69-49 Campbell 1-0 D30 2010-11 H W 53-51 J29 2002-03 H W 77-64 F26 2002-03 A L 55-91 J28 2003-04 A L 62-85 Carson-Newman 19-23 J9 1988-89 A L 53-63 F25 2003-04 H L 63-76 J20 1989-90 H L 57-64 J29 2004-05 A L 65-74

F26 2004-05 H L 65-70 J28 2005-06 H W 80-60 F25 2005-06 A L 38-65 J13 2006-07 H L 53-61 F24 2006-07 A W 67-60 Charleston Southern 2-9 J3 1980-81 A L 43-54 N23 1985-86 H L 64-74 J14 1988-89 H W 78-67 J2 1989-90 A W 68-53 J15 2007-08 A L 56-81 J31 2008-09 A L 48-61 M6 2008-09 H L 47-50 J30 2009-10 H L 49-64 M5 2009-10 A L 41-53 J15 2010-11 A L 47-52 F21 2010-11 H L 52-63 Charlotte 0-1 D2 2009-10 A L 36-72 Cincinnati 0-1 N26 2007-08 A L 47-80 Claflin 1-5 J25 1985-86 H L 74-97 J24 1986-87 A L 67-85 F6 1987-88 H L 74-89 F4 1988-89 A L 47-97 D6 1995-96 A L 57-74 N26 1996-97 H W 68-65 Clemson 0-3 D4 1985-86 A L 40-100 N16 2008-09 A L 35-66 D5 2010-11 A L 49-61 Coastal Carolina 6-14 D12 1979-80 H L 61-64 J4 1979-80 A L 62-72 J5 1981-82 A L 48-49 F2 1981-82 H W 51-50 F22 1981-82 A L 56-65 N30 1982-83 A L 68-73 F26 1982-83 H L 60-77 N29 1983-84 H W 65-58 F20 1983-84 A L 48-61 D8 1984-85 H W 71-59 J12 1984-85 A L 63-66 F26 1984-85 A L 68-76 D11 1985-86 H L 56-82 N24 1991-92 A W 79-65 F2 2008-09 A L 39-56 M9 2008-09 H L 39-55 F1 2009-10 H W 56-46 M8 2009-10 A L 46-47 J3 2010-11 H W 52-36 F5 2010-11 A L 34-47 J18 F10 F4 F14 F13 F20 J15 F3 D8 F25 D12 J28 F15

Coker 15-3 1978-79 H W 56-40 1978-79 A W 83-39 1979-80 A L 53-63 1980-81 A W 72-65 1981-82 H W 66-63 1981-82 A W 67-53 1982-83 A W 70-50 1982-83 H W 66-44 1983-84 H W 74-33 1983-84 A W 68-40 1984-85 H W 76-69 1984-85 A W 83-71 1985-86 H W 63-59

F14 1986-87 A W 80-66 D13 1987-88 H L 67-72 J25 1987-88 A W 84-56 N22 1988-89 A L 50-68 J23 1988-89 H W 73-64 J3 2002-03 N W 66-57 D13 2006-07 H W 79-53 Colgate 1-1 N24 2008-09 H W 62-50 N14 2009-10 A L 47-64 College of Charleston 2-13 M2 1982-83 A L 60-83 D5 1983-84 A L 46-66 J23 1983-84 H L 40-59 D9 1985-86 A W FFT F20 1985-86 H L 43-76 D13 1986-87 H L 69-76 F19 1986-87 A L 54-71 D12 1987-88 H L 80-92 F22 1987-88 A L 77-89 M1 1987-88 N L 72-77 D10 1988-89 A L 68-88 F20 1988-89 H L 55-83 N23 1991-92 H W 65-64 J31 1993-94 A L 67-69 D1 2007-08 A L 51-74 Columbia College 13-6 D6 1977-78 H L 50-62 F8 1977-78 A L 41-90 J25 1978-79 A L 60-64 F5 1978-79 H W 81-72 D8 1979-80 H W 50-48 F11 1979-80 A L 73-77 D6 1980-81 H W 92-87 J17 1980-81 A W 71-68 J26 1980-81 H W 74-69 D5 1981-82 H W 61-60 J16 1981-82 A L 64-78 F15 1981-82 H L 54-59 F5 1982-83 A W 69-59 F7 1982-83 H W 69-57 F2 1983-84 A W 57-52 F13 1983-84 H L 59-64 D1 1984-85 H W 64-62 F4 1984-85 A W 82-81 J18 1985-86 A L 54-80 J16 1986-87 H L 65-75 D10 1987-88 H W 76-53 F9 1987-88 A W 85-44 H 1988-89 F9 W 85-70 Columbus State 2-2 D29 2001-02 H L 59-65 N29 2003-04 H W 92-65 N26 2004-05 N L 74-83 N18 2005-06 H W 59-52 Converse 29-5 J26 1977-78 A L 37-51 F6 1977-78 H L 40-65 F25 1977-78 N L 47-64 J23 1978-79 H W 50-46 F21 1978-79 A W 61-50 D2 1979-80 A W 54-30 F6 1979-80 H W 57-46 D8 1980-81 A W 62-53 F5 1980-81 H W 74-53 D1 1981-82 H W 74-63 J18 1981-82 A L 61-63 J20 1982-83 A W 95-65 F21 1982-83 H W 74-37 J16 1983-84 H W 67-30

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Opponent-By-Opponent Results F18 1983-84 A W 62-49 D3 1984-85 A W 68-38 J26 1984-85 H W FFT J23 1985-86 H L 66-74 J21 1986-87 A L 77-78 F1 1987-88 H W 81-79 J30 1988-89 A W 66-63 F28 1988-89 H L 71-74 N21 1989-90 H L 50-54 F19 1989-90 A W 64-60 D5 1990-91 A W 78-57 D5 1990-91 A W 78-57 N26 1991-92 H W 90-54 F17 1991-92 A W 78-72 N24 1992-93 A W 92-56 F15 1992-93 H W 79-65 N23 1993-94 H W 90-40 J8 1993-94 A W 93-57 J31 2001-02 A W 73-51 F4 2002-03 H W 86-50 F2 2003-04 A W 70-63 F1 2004-05 H W 77-54 J4 2005-06 A W 74-48 N29 2006-07 H W 74-60 F16 2007-08 H W 85-74 Cumberland 0-2 N17 1989-90 N L 77-82 D21 1998-99 N L 70-79 Davidson 2-0 J30 1984-85 H W 105-45 F14 1984-85 A W 98-49 Davis & Elkins 1-0 N27 2005-06 A W 77-55 East Carolina 0-3 N11 2007-08 A L 52-97 D18 2007-08 H L 53-76 N21 2008-09 A L 28-61 J4

East Stroudsburg 1-0 2002-03 N W 62-60

Eckerd 1-0 D2 1986-87 A W 76-60 Edward Waters 1-0 N17 2006-07 N W 72-65 Elizabeth City State 1-0 N22 2003-04 N L 59-71 Elon 12-6 J13 1989-90 H W 70-67 F10 1989-90 A L 71-86 J13 1990-91 A L 62-76 F9 1990-91 H W 73-66 F21 1990-91 N L 55-64 J11 1991-92 H W 63-56 F8 1991-92 A L 75-87 J9 1992-93 A L 61-62 F6 1992-93 H W-OT 85-75 J15 1993-94 H W 77-42 F12 1993-94 A W 91-68 J7 1994-95 H W 67-48 F4 1994-95 A W 69-62 J27 1995-96 A W 85-75 F24 1995-96 H W 82-73 J18 1996-97 A W 62-61 F15 1996-97 H W 65-57 J30 2007-08 A L 51-82

Emmanuel 1-0 N29 1996-97 N W 57-56 Erskine 24-17 J14 1977-78 A L 39-95 F4 1977-78 H L 28-75 J13 1978-79 H L 57-81 F3 1978-79 A L 37-81 J12 1979-80 A L 63-91 F14 1979-80 H L 58-82 J10 1980-81 H L 50-57 J31 1980-81 A L 65-84 J9 1981-82 A L 53-66 J30 1981-82 H L 60-80 J8 1982-83 H W 57-55 J29 1982-83 A L 68-72 J28 1983-84 A L 56-73 F7 1983-84 H L 53-74 J26 1984-85 H W 90-72 F11 1984-85 A W 61-56 N21 1985-86 H L 64-68 F6 1985-86 A L 47-57 D8 1986-87 A W 70-68 F5 1986-87 H W 83-59 J28 1987-88 H W 81-61 J26 1988-89 A W 70-49 N28 1989-90 A W 87-48 N30 1990-91 A W 73-61 J29 1990-91 H W 73-58 J28 1991-92 A L 65-69 D2 1992-93 H W 86-69 J11 1992-93 H W 81-55 J6 1993-94 A W 67-48 N30 1994-95 N W 60-41 J5 1994-95 H W 65-38 D4 1995-96 A W 74-32 N23 1996-97 H W 89-55 N24 1997-98 A W 63-47 N24 1998-99 H W 86-59 N23 1999-00 A W 69-57 N20 2000-01 H W 80-28 N17 2003-04 A W 97-66 N15 2004-05 H L-OT 104-107 N30 2005-06 A W 73-67 N16 2010-11 H W 70-42 Fayetteville State 1-1 N17 2001-02 N W 88-70 D6 2002-03 N L 65-84 Ferris State 1-0 N16 2001-02 N W 65-60 Flagler 1-0 N28 1992-93 A W 100-47 Florida Tech 1-0 D1 2000-01 N W 90-70 Fort Lewis 0-1 D19 2002-03 N L 63-82 Fort Valley State 0-1 D15 1995-96 N L 65-77 Francis Marion 3-13 J11 1983-84 H L 44-81 F4 1983-84 A L 58-91 F23 1984-85 A L 61-80 F13 1985-86 A L 54-102 F12 1986-87 H L 75-96 J18 1987-88 H L 70-80 J14 1988-89 A L 57-86

F5 1989-90 H W 69-58 M10 1999-00 H L 79-82 N28 2000-01 A L 48-62 N26 2002-03 A L 64-79 N25 2003-04 H L 70-82 N23 2004-05 A L 66-67 N15 2005-06 H W 69-61 N21 2006-07 A L 57-66 N20 2001-02 H W-OT 70-69 Furman 3-10 J12 1977-78 A L 28-69 J11 1978-79 H W 73-50 J10 1979-80 A L 65-71 J15 1980-81 H W 73-60 J22 1981-82 A L 53-70 N20 1982-83 H W 55-43 J18 1983-84 A L 67-78 D3 1987-88 A L 55-94 D7 1994-95 A L 63-82 J31 1995-96 A L 50-62 J29 1996-97 A L 54-67 J28 1997-98 A L 51-76 N27 2010-11 A L 60-73 Gardner-Webb 25-10 N22 1986-87 H W 68-41 N19 1987-88 A W 73-71 J31 1989-90 A L 78-84 F3 1989-90 H W 84-62 J5 1990-91 H L 72-87 F2 1990-91 A W 69-59 D16 1991-92 A W 70-66 F1 1991-92 H W 78-69 D9 1992-93 H L 69-72 J30 1992-93 A W 79-61 D8 1993-94 A W 93-81 F5 1993-94 H W 90-82 M1 1993-94 H W 86-62 J28 1994-95 A W 94-82 F25 1994-95 H W 79-55 F28 1994-95 H W 105-55 J20 1995-96 A L 83-89 F17 1995-96 H L 58-76 J11 1996-97 A L 88-90 F8 1996-97 H W 86-72 J24 1997-98 A W 69-56 F21 1997-98 H W 66-56 D23 1998-99 N W 68-50 J23 1998-99 H W 69-57 F20 1998-99 A W 72-57 J15 1999-00 H W 77-58 F16 1999-00 A W 62-60 M4 1999-00 N W 72-52 J31 2000-01 H W 81-69 J26 2008-09 A L 48-56 F21 2008-09 H W 62-53 J25 2009-10 H L 39-80 F20 2009-10 A L-OT 50-53 J24 2010-11 A L 33-52 F26 2010-11 H W 73-65 Georgia 0-3 D1 1978-79 H L 55-62 F20 1978-79 A L 46-62 J2 2007-08 A L 49-93 Georgia College & St. 2-4 D11 1986-87 H L 67-82 D4 1999-00 A W 80-73 D2 2000-01 A W 84-78 D28 2001-02 N L 57-59 F23 2002-03 N L 60-93 N27 2006-07 A L 53-73

Georgia Southern 0-1 D20 2007-08 A L 35-66 Georgia Southwestern 0-1 D28 1996-97 N L 52-56 Georgia State 0-3 J14 1986-87 A L 69-94 D2 2008-09 A L 42-82 D5 2009-10 H L 33-72 Georgia Tech 0-2 N27 1984-85 A L 70-86 D2 1985-86 A L 56-124 Guilford 1-1 D6 1986-87 A L 59-62 N21 1987-88 H W 75-69 Hampton 1-0 M8 1993-94 A W 72-64 High Point 0-8 D20 2005-06 A L 60-65 J12 2007-08 A L 58-76 J24 2008-09 A L 33-75 F23 2008-09 H L 52-64 J23 2009-10 H L 64-69 F22 2009-10 A L 61-72 J29 2010-11 H L 41-56 F14 2010-11 A L 43-85 Johnson C. Smith 0-2 D11 2003-04 A L 73-89 D7 2004-05 H L 67-75 Kennesaw State 0-5 D16 1995-96 A L 69-74 N15 1997-98 A L 56-64 N18 2000-01 A L-OT 80-83 F22 2002-03 A L 59-61 N17 2007-08 A L 66-86 Kent State 0-1 D29 2007-08 N L 36-66 Lake Superior State 1-0 N4 2000-01 N W 92-80 Lander 21-19 J16 1977-78 H L 50-92 J31 1977-78 A L 30-85 J15 1978-79 A L 61-71 J30 1978-79 H L 70-71 J14 1979-80 H L 53-76 J29 1979-80 A L 60-76 J8 1980-81 H L 53-77 J12 1980-81 A L 60-75 F25 1980-81 A L 42-55 N23 1981-82 A L 51-61 J11 1981-82 H W 60-49 J10 1982-83 H W 67-47 F24 1982-83 A L 52-75 J9 1983-84 A W 59-50 F23 1983-84 H L 58-65 J17 1984-85 H W 87-75 F16 1984-85 A W 72-53 J13 1985-86 H L 58-70 J27 1985-86 A L 67-78 N20 1986-87 A L 44-74 J26 1986-87 H W 75-68 D8 1987-88 A L 51-55 F13 1987-88 H W 79-62 D10 1988-89 H W 74-55 F11 1988-89 A W 66-64

Opponent-By-Opponent Results D2 1989-90 H W 93-72 F12 1989-90 A W 59-57 F27 1989-90 N W 70-51 D3 1990-91 A L 49-51 F4 1990-91 H L 50-51 D14 1991-92 H W 77-72 F3 1991-92 A L 50-64 D12 1992-93 A W 57-48 F1 1992-93 H W 80-65 D5 1996-97 H W 67-52 D12 1998-99 H L 64-67 N27 1999-00 A W 78-63 N25 2000-01 H W 79-48 N24 2001-02 A W 76-49 D2 2002-03 H W 84-57 N28 2003-04 A L 69-71 N27 2004-05 A L 59-84 N19 2005-06 H W 101-67 N15 2006-07 A L 75-93

F16 1986-87 H L 75-79 F4 1987-88 H W-OT 87-83 N29 1988-89 H W 78-66 F2 1988-89 A W 78-67 N30 1989-90 H W 78-59 N20 1990-91 A L 55-59 J13 1991-92 H W 88-65

Lenoir-Rhyne 30-9 J27 1989-90 A W 92-73 F24 1989-90 H W 76-66 J7 1990-91 A W 70-58 J26 1990-91 H W 67-63 J6 1991-92 H W 86-69 J25 1991-92 A W 97-82 J4 1992-93 A W 84-66 J23 1992-93 H W 80-63 J29 1993-94 A W 109-50 F26 1993-94 H W 75-60 J21 1994-95 H W 72-61 F18 1994-95 A W 78-65 J13 1995-96 H W 73-57 F10 1995-96 A W 71-68 J4 1996-97 H W 82-54 F1 1996-97 A W 72-68 J17 1997-98 H W 76-47 F14 1997-98 A W 71-67 F23 1998-99 H W 98-49 J16 1998-99 A W 68-60 F13 1998-99 H W 85-79 D8 1999-00 A W 63-52 J29 1999-00 H W 79-75 J20 2000-01 H W 92-57 F17 2000-01 A W 69-49 J19 2001-02 A L-OT 88-91 F16 2001-02 H W 77-70 M3 2002-03 A L-OT 87-96 J25 2002-03 H W 69-60 F22 2002-03 A L 74-79 J24 2003-04 A L 58-69 F21 2003-04 H L 71-75 J22 2004-05 H L 65-80 F19 2004-05 A L 60-76 J21 2005-06 A W 78-61 F18 2005-06 H W 71-55 J8 2006-07 A L 52-58 F3 2006-07 H L 60-67

Longwood 0-4 N19 1994-95 A L 67-70 M8 1994-95 A L 72-78 F24 2007-08 A L 58-73 F17 2008-09 H L 35-50

J26 J17 M2 J16 M1 J8 M7

Liberty 0-7 2007-08 A 2008-09 H 2008-09 A 2009-10 A 2009-10 H 2010-11 H 2010-11 A

L 41-88 L 49-59 L 33-71 L 27-73 L 40-55 L 40-51 L 40-49

Limestone 6-6 J24 1982-83 A L 62-70 F12 1982-83 H L 55-63 N20 1984-85 A L 60-69 F21 1984-85 H W 58-55 F17 1985-86 A L 65-79

Lincoln Memorial 0-3 F26 2006-07 N L 52-53 J10 2006-07 H L 68-74 F7 2006-07 A L 50-53 Lipscomb 0-1 N22 2009-10 N L 45-52 Livingstone 2-0 D1 2001-02 N W 88-40 D17 2005-06 H W 71-61

Mars Hill 22-19 N24 1987-88 A L 71-81 D8 1988-89 H W 80-72 J24 1989-90 A W 68-59 F21 1989-90 H W 76-71 J23 1990-91 H W 60-41 F11 1990-91 A L 66-67 J22 1991-92 A L 73-79 F10 1991-92 H L 83-88 J20 1992-93 H W 72-56 F8 1992-93 A L 69-73 F19 1992-93 N L 68-70 J26 1993-94 A W 75-70 F23 1993-94 H W 85-65 M5 1993-94 N L-OT 75-84 J18 1994-95 A W 70-58 F15 1994-95 H W 79-50 J10 1995-96 A L 61-65 F7 1995-96 H W 71-67 J22 1996-97 H W 76-44 F19 1996-97 A L 91-104 J14 1997-98 A L 67-77 F11 1997-98 H W 81-68 J13 1998-99 H W 82-63 F10 1998-99 A W 79-71 J13 1999-00 A W 84-70 F12 1999-00 H W 71-62 J17 2000-01 A L 76-83 F14 2000-01 H W 72-62 M2 2001-02 N L 71-85 J16 2001-02 H L-OT 75-82 F13 2001-02 A W 76-61 J22 2002-03 A L 78-81 F19 2002-03 H L 72-74 J21 2003-04 H L 61-68 F18 2003-04 A L 56-63 J8 2004-05 A W 73-67 F5 2004-05 H W-OT 90-86 J7 2005-06 H W 88-72 F4 2005-06 A W 77-73 J6 2006-07 H L 61-64 J31 2006-07 A L 65-89 Maryville 2-0 D11 1982-83 H W 68-51 J6 1987-88 N W 61-44 Methodist 1-0 N25 1986-87 H W 89-67

Milligan 1-0 1988-89 A W 87-72

J2 1998-99 A W 88-43 J30 1998-99 H W 85-54 F29 1999-00 H W 64-56 J26 1999-00 H W 89-48 Montreat 1-0 F26 1999-00 A W 81-57 N26 2008-09 H W 57-45 J27 2000-01 A W 82-52 F24 2000-01 H W 83-51 Morehead State 0-1 J26 2001-02 H W 97-42 N20 2009-10 A L 51-62 F23 2001-02 A W 81-52 F1 2002-03 A W 95-71 Morris 6-0 M1 2002-03 H W 76-49 F8 1985-86 A W 88-33 J31 2003-04 H W 69-56 F7 1986-87 H W 114-50 F28 2003-04 A L 43-60 J21 1987-88 A W 100-40 J19 2004-05 A W 73-67 J19 1988-89 H W 77-45 F16 2004-05 H L 74-80 N23 1994-95 H W 95-36 J18 2005-06 H W 79-69 N18 2006-07 N W 76-45 F15 2005-06 H L 63-70 J27 2006-07 H L 64-76 Mount Olive 2-0 F21 2006-07 A L 44-71 N28 1997-98 N W 75-45 J2 2005-06 A W 88-53 North Carolina 0-1 N25 2009-10 A L 37-92 N.C. Central 0-2 F16 2009-10 H L 56-57 North Dakota State 0-1 N20 2010-11 A L 38-43 N3 2000-01 N L 51-66 NC State 0-1 North Georgia 1-2 D16 2010-11 a L 27-74 D5 1988-89 H L 56-70 N17 1990-91 A L 59-74 NE Missouri St. 1-0 J31 1990-91 H W 69-68 D28 1993-94 N W 84-80 J7

Newberry 41-16 J19 1977-78 H L 62-65 F1 1977-78 A L 50-62 F24 1977-78 A L 51-71 F1 1978-79 H W 83-70 F22 1978-79 A W 60-54 J31 1979-80 A W 71-52 F21 1979-80 H W 70-55 D5 1980-81 H W 70-45 J29 1980-81 H W 70-66 F19 1980-81 A L 58-72 D4 1981-82 H W 72-52 J28 1981-82 A W 64-59 F18 1981-82 A W 57-56 D3 1982-83 H W 83-62 J26 1982-83 A W 63-43 F14 1982-83 H W 70-49 D2 1983-84 H L 55-65 J26 1983-84 H W 73-62 F18 1983-84 A W 65-52 N30 1984-85 H W 68-56 J21 1984-85 H L 57-67 F11 1984-85 A L 68-86 D7 1985-86 H L 66-74 J15 1985-86 H L 62-99 F1 1985-86 A L 63-77 J31 1986-87 H W 81-74 J30 1987-88 A L 82-92 J28 1988-89 H W 78-69 J29 1989-90 A L 68-83 N27 1990-91 A L 81-89 D4 1991-92 N W 86-50 D10 1991-92 H W 94-48 D5 1992-93 A L 67-69 D2 1993-94 A W 117-40 D11 1993-94 H W 93-45 D3 1994-95 A W 82-54 N29 1995-96 N W 61-46 D2 1995-96 H W 81-56 N20 1996-97 A W 63-56 D4 1996-97 H W 75-46 F25 1997-98 N W 78-51 J3 1997-98 H W 77-50 J31 1997-98 A W 73-69

North Greenville 5-1 D11 2001-02 H W 66-64 D10 2002-03 A W 108-66 D9 2003-04 H W 79-66 D8 2004-05 A W 85-76 D14 2005-06 H W 79-66 D15 2006-07 A L 65-77 Nova Southeastern 0-1 D18 2002-03 N L 62-77 Ohio 0-3 N24 2007-08 A L 55-86 D4 2008-09 H L 37-68 D16 2010-11 A L 57-63 Piedmont 2-6 J27 1978-79 A W 74-67 F7 1978-79 H W 69-62 J17 1979-80 H L 67-71 J23 1979-80 A L 80-102 J24 1980-81 A L 69-74 F6 1980-81 H L 48-60 N20 1982-83 H L 77-89 J17 1982-83 A W 68-62 N17 1984-85 H W 55-49 F19 1984-85 A L 67-74 Pitt Johnstown 1-0 D29 1999-00 H W 86-68 Queens (N.C.) 2-0 N30 1995-96 N W 81-59 N19 2004-05 N W 85-72 Radford 0-8 D28 2007-08 A J8 2007-08 H J19 2008-09 H F28 2008-09 A J18 2009-10 A F27 2009-10 H J22 2010-11 A F28 2010-11 H

L 49-70 L 54-67 L 36-75 L 35-57 L 34-59 L 60-70 L 45-49 L 71-78

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Opponent-By-Opponent Results Savannah State (1-1) J12 2010-11 H L 50-52 F7 2010-11 A W 54-47

F13 2009-10 A L 59-66 J31 2010-11 H W 53-51 F12 2010-11 A W 74-68

Virginia State 1-1 M07 2001-02 N L 56-65 D3 2005-06 A W 71-59

S.C. State 3-0 D4 2007-08 A W 63-62 D14 2009-10 H W 61-47 N23 2010-11 A W 51-38

UNC Pembroke 1-0 D30 1999-00 A W 103-88

Virginia Tech 0-2 J5 2008-09 A L 31-64 N12 2009-10 A L 52-59

Saint Leo 1-0 N19 1999-00 N W 80-51 South Carolina 0-1 D28 2010-11 A L 40-68 Southern Wesleyan 6-1 J20 1985-86 H W 58-54 J19 1986-87 A L 72-74 F15 1987-88 A W 67-61 F13 1988-89 H W 78-60 D4 1989-90 A W 46-44 J21 1990-91 H W 58-57 D5 1997-98 N W 83-50 St. Andrews 1-0 J19 1989-90 H W 88-34 St. Catherine 1-0 D22 1998-99 N W 92-28 Stetson 0-2 D22 2007-08 A L 61-68 D18 2008-09 H L 63-67 Syracuse 0-1 N16 2009-10 A L 56-97 Tampa 1-0 D3 1999-00 N W 66-54 Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-1 N5 2000-01 N L 63-72 J2

Tufts 1-0 1987-88 N W 65-62

Tusculum 15-5 N13 1998-99 H W 80-51 N30 1998-99 A W 79-67 J22 1999-00 A W 68-48 F23 1999-00 H W 72-47 F27 2000-01 H W 83-47 J6 2000-01 H W 92-53 F3 2000-01 A W 75-48 F26 2001-02 H W 83-55 J5 2001-02 A W 70-56 F2 2001-02 H W 86-84 J11 2002-03 H W 65-60 F8 2002-03 A L-OT 71-80 J10 2003-04 A W 89-63 F7 2003-04 H L 56-67 J26 2004-05 H W 72-59 F23 2004-05 A L 67-73 J25 2005-06 A W 69-65 F22 2005-06 H W 63-62 J3 2006-07 A L 75-80 F17 2006-07 H L 61-62 UNC Asheville 3-6 D2 2006-07 A L 52-68 D8 2007-08 A L 54-87 J5 2007-08 H L 64-68 J12 2008-09 A L 36-62 F14 2008-09 H L 58-67 J11 2009-10 H W 65-54

UNC Wilmington 0-1 N9 2007-08 A L 59-91 USC Aiken 7-14 F11 1977-78 H L 48-71 D7 1978-79 H W 75-73 F12 1978-79 A L 62-80 F26 1978-79 A L 64-95 D6 1979-80 A L 52-75 F9 1979-80 H W 66-62 F25 1979-80 A L 63-83 D10 1980-81 A L 47-85 F21 1980-81 H L 65-102 D9 1981-82 H L 43-70 J22 1982-83 H L 66-69 F19 1982-83 A L 58-63 D6 1985-86 H W 67-53 F10 1985-86 H W 63-34 F9 1986-87 A W 73-60 F25 1987-88 H L 62-77 F26 1988-89 A W 61-56 M1 1989-90 N L 72-83 N24 1995-96 N W 74-48 D18 2000-01 H W-OT 73-58 D4 2001-02 A L 55-58 J3 2003-04 A L 57-74 J2 2004-05 H L 59-71 D29 2006-07 H L 50-58 F13 2007-08 A L 49-66 USC Upstate 17-20 J21 1977-78 A L 25-62 F20 1977-78 H L 49-68 D4 1978-79 H W 53-39 F17 1979-79 A L 60-62 J15 1979-80 N L 66-70 J21 1979-80 A L 67-77 F18 1979-80 H L 77-86 J19 1980-81 H W 72-70 F17 1980-81 A W 57-56 J25 1981-82 A L 47-50 F6 1981-82 H L 47-64 D4 1982-83 H W 59-58 D6 1982-83 A L 61-70 F14 1982-83 H W 68-54 N25 1985-86 H L 56-83 F22 1985-86 A L 50-61 F21 1986-87 H L 73-90 F18 1987-88 H W 97-84 F16 1988-89 H W 76-61 D4 1993-94 H W 57-56 N26 1994-95 A L 72-82 N25 1995-96 N W 82-69 J29 1995-96 H L 66-72 N30 1996-97 A W 77-75 J27 1996-97 A W 78-63 N29 1997-98 A L 62-70 J26 1997-98 H W 76-55 D9 1998-99 A W 90-64 N30 1999-00 H W 65-41 D16 2000-01 A W 76-43 D3 2003-04 H W 72-67 D1 2004-05 A L 53-76 N23 2005-06 H L 86-88 D17 2006-07 A W 94-85 N15 2008-09 H L 55-63 D30 2009-10 A L 52-71 D2 2010-11 H L 73-78

Virginia Union 1-1 M5 1997-98 N W 74-65 N21 2003-04 N L 75-84 Voorhees 5-0 F3 1985-86 H W 84-59 F2 1986-87 A W 75-68 J23 1987-88 H W 81-41 J21 1988-89 A W 74-56 N25 1994-95 N W 89-67 Wake Forest 0-2 D15 2008-09 A L 31-83 N29 2009-10 A L 25-66 Warner-Southern 1-0 N18 1989-90 N W 68-52

F3 1998-99 H W 80-67 M3 1999-00 N W 93-68 J8 1999-00 H W 82-65 F5 1999-00 A W-OT 71-68 M2 2000-01 N L 67-76 J10 2000-01 H W 87-74 F7 2000-01 A L 68-69 J9 2001-02 A W 81-72 F6 2001-02 H L 67-68 J15 2002-03 H L 70-84 F12 2002-03 A W 90-76 M5 2003-04 N L 64-75 J14 2003-04 A L 72-93 F11 2003-04 H L 62-66 J12 2004-05 H L 66-71 F9 2004-05 A L 57-74 M1 2005-06 A L 56-77 J11 2005-06 A L 66-80 F8 2005-06 H L 66-67 J17 2006-07 A L 57-82 F12 2006-07 H L-OT 63-74 Winston-Salem State 1-1 N30 2001-02 N W 76-57 N21 2009-10 N L-OT 65-66

Winthrop 2-13 D11 1978-79 A L 44-80 J22 1980-81 A L 52-74 F9 1980-81 H L 68-71 J21 1981-82 H L 53-83 Washburn 0-1 J3 1987-88 N L 58-75 F8 1981-82 A L 59-67 J19 1983-84 H L 53-70 J19 1983-84 H L 53-70 Webber 1-0 D5 1987-88 A L 61-80 D1 1986-87 A W 65-46 J19 2007-08 A L 48-66 J3 2008-09 H L 35-47 West Chester 1-0 F7 2008-09 A L 48-77 N18 1994-95 N W 77-68 J2 2009-10 A L 40-57 F6 2009-10 H W 48-43 West Georgia 1-0 J17 2010-11 H W 55-40 N17 2000-01 N W 67-57 F19 2010-11 H L 47-56 West Virginia 0-1 D15 2007-08 A L 26-93 Wisconsin-Stephens Point 1-0 D29 1993-94 N W 85-80 Western Carolina 0-1 Wofford 18-6 D3 1988-89 A L 67-76 J25 1979-80 H W 78-34 F1 1979-80 A W 70-41 Wingate 13-33 J17 1989-90 A L 57-88 F2 1980-81 A L 88-92 F14 1989-90 H W 115-101 F12 1980-81 H W 73-64 J16 1990-91 H L 52-94 F1 1981-82 H W 75-57 F13 1990-91 A L 51-82 F11 1981-82 A L 53-60 J15 1991-92 A L 57-61 J31 1982-83 A W 70-48 F12 1991-92 H L 59-67 F10 1982-83 H W 72-63 F20 1991-92 N L 64-65 J30 1983-84 H W 71-53 J13 1992-93 H L 72-76 F9 1983-84 A L 56-59 F10 1992-93 A L 61-73 D6 1984-85 A W 73-59 F7 1984-85 H W 85-60 M11 1993-94 A L 63-64 J18 1993-94 A L 61-75 J30 1985-86 H W 73-71 F16 1993-94 H L 54-62 J29 1986-87 A W 77-69 F27 1987-88 A W 73-53 M3 1994-95 A W 77-71 J11 1994-95 H L 59-61 F7 1988-89 H L 56-57 D5 1991-92 N L 72-73 F8 1994-95 A W 79-65 J24 1995-96 H L 52-66 J27 1991-92 H W 82-60 F21 1995-96 A L 51-57 D3 1992-93 H W 74-66 F28 1995-96 A L 51-54 J25 1992-93 H L 67-72 J15 1996-97 H L 64-71 D1 1993-94 N W 62-60 F12 1996-97 A L 39-73 J24 1993-94 H W 82-66 D1 1994-95 N W 70-45 F27 1997-98 A W 71-58 J30 1994-95 A W 87-61 J12 1997-98 H W 90-70 F4 1997-98 A W 73-61 M4 1998-99 N L 76-77 J6 1998-99 A L 69-72 Warren Wilson 2-0 N28 1978-79 H W 71-46 F14 1978-79 A W 94-47

Year-By-Year Breakdown Year Coach 1977-78 Randy Randall NAIA 1978-79 Randy Randall NAIA 1979-80 Randy Randall NAIA 1980-81 Randy Randall NAIA 1981-82 Randy Randall NAIA 1982-83 Randy Randall NAIA 1983-84 Randy Randall NAIA The Randall Era

Overall SAC Big South 0-16 - - 14-11 - - 8-16 - - 12-14 - - 10-15 - - 19-10 - - 10-14 - - 73-96 - -

Home Away Neutral 0-7 0-8 0-1 10-3 4-8 - 5-5 3-10 0-1 8-5 4-9 - 7-5 3-10 - 13-3 6-7 - 5-7 5-7 - 48-35 25-59 0-2

1984-85 Byron Rucker NAIA 1985-86 Byron Rucker NAIA 1986-87 Byron Rucker NAIA 1987-88 Byron Rucker NAIA 1988-89 Byron Rucker NAIA The Rucker Era

18-8 - - 8-19 - - 13-13 - - 17-13 13-2 - 17-12 12-4 - 73-65 25-6 -

12-1 6-7 - 6-10 2-9 - 6-6 7-7 - 8-5 7-6 2-2 10-6 7-6 - 42-28 29-35 2-2

- - - 1-0 - 1-0

10-2 8-6 2-2 9-4 3-8 1-2 10-3 5-6 1-2 9-2 7-6 0-1 11-1 8-5 3-2 10-1 8-6 5-0 6-4 4-8 3-2 10-1 5-7 2-2 10-0 7-7 6-1 11-1 8-3 5-2 12-1 12-1 4-0 12-0 7-5 3-3 8-4 8-2 5-3 128-24 90-70 40-22

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1989-90 Beth Couture NAIA 1990-91 Beth Couture NAIA 1991-92 Beth Couture NAIA 1992-93 Beth Couture NAIA 1993-94 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1994-95 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1995-96 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1996-97 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1997-98 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1998-99 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 1999-00 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 2000-01 Beth Couture NCAA D-II 2001-02 Beth Couture NCAA D-II The Couture Era 2002-03 Leigh Irwin NCAA D-II 2003-04 Leigh Irwin NCAA D-II The Irwin Era

20-10 8-6 13-14 6-8 16-11 7-7 16-9 7-7 22-8 9-4 23-7 11-3 13-14 6-8 17-10 8-6 23-8 11-3 24-6 11-3 28-2 15-1 22-8 11-3 21-9 10-4 238-117 120-63

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3-11 10-4 2-12 1-19 16-46

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2008-09 Ronny Fisher NCAA D-I RC 4-25 - 1-15 4-11 0-14 - - 2009-10 Ronny Fisher NCAA D-I RC 5-25 - 3-13 5-7 0-16 0-2 0-2 - 2010-11 Ronny Fisher NCAA D-I RC 9-20 - 5-11 5-7 4-13 - 0-2 - The Fisher Era 18-70 - 9-39 14-25 4-43 0-2 0-4 Overall 458-407 170-116 9-39 261-146 170-272 47-38 10-16 19-29 NAIA 211-205 53-34 - 128-74 77-120 6-11 3-1 1-13 NCAA-DII 247-157 117-82 - 118-43 88-90 41-24 6-11 18-16 NCAA-DI 20-94 - 9-39 15-29 5-62 0-3 0-4 -

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Administration

Brian

REESE

Dr. John V.

GRIFFITH

Director of Athletics • Second Year

College president • 14th Year

Dr. John V. Griffith, a 1969 graduate of Dickinson College, begins his 13th year as President of Presbyterian College. Griffith became the 16th president of PC on Jan. 1, 1998, replacing Dr. Kenneth B. Orr who retired after guiding the college for 18 years. Griffith was inaugurated on Oct. 10, 1998, as part of Homecoming festivities. Griffith continues to guide Presbyterian College through the new strategic plan which will take PC through the first decade of the 21st century. Griffith helped the institution celebrate its 125th anniversary during the academic year in 2005-06. Griffith came to PC after spending his previous 20 years of service at several colleges in different capacities. He began his work at the college level in 1977, when he was hired as a lecturer at the University of Syracuse. Prior to his time at Syracuse, Griffith served as a chaplain at the Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Mass., from 1972-76 and as a minister at the Village Baptist Church in Sherbune, N.Y., from 1976-78. He served as a lecturer at Syracuse University for one year before accepting a job at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich., where he was an associate director for Project Choice, a $150,000 project on student consumer protection. He moved on to Davidson College in Davidson, N.C., in 1979, where he was hired as Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid and a member of the faculty. He served in this capacity for the next six years before being named Vice President for Institutional Advancement in 1985. During the next four years, Griffith helped develop Project MATCH, a $150,000 project directed at intellectual development and college admissions. While at Davidson, he was also instrumental in the development of Love of Learning, an intervention program directed at African-American youth. Griffith continued his work at Davidson College until 1989, when he was named president of Arkansas College, a private liberal arts college in Batesville, Ark., which later changed its name to Lyon College. He served as president of Lyon, a PCUSA-related school, for eight years before coming to PC. Throughout his career, Griffith has served on numerous committees and councils, including the executive committee of the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities and the Governor’s Advisory Board of Technology and Telecommunications for the State of Arkansas. He is an active board member of the Laurens County Economic Development Corporation and was honored as its 2003 Man of the Year. He is an honorary board member of the Upstate Alliance, and a gubernatorial appointment to the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education. He also serves on the board of directors for the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. Griffith graduated cum laude from Dickinson College in 1969 with a bachelor’s degree in Religion, receiving the Hoffstatder Award as the most outstanding senior. He later graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University in 1972 with a Master’s of Divinity degree, being named valedictorian and baccalaureate speaker of his class. Griffith received his Ph.D. degree in Intellectual Development from

the University of Syracuse in 1980. He and his wife, the former Nancy Shell, are the parents of two sons: Matthew, a graduate of Davidson College, and Chris, a graduate of Dickinson College.

Brian Reese, formerly Vanderbilt University’s associate director of student athletics, has been named the new director of athletics at Presbyterian College. PC president Dr. John Griffith made the announcement on Monday, April 5, following a national search that attracted more than 80 candidates. “I am enormously pleased to announce that Brian Reese has agreed to serve as our new director of athletics,” Griffith said. “His experience at Vanderbilt underscores the importance we place on academics for our student-athletes and we believe he will be a perfect fit for our community.” Reese has served at Vanderbilt since 2002, when he first joined the school’s athletics staff as director of football operations. In 2004, he was named director of sports operations at the university before being named associate director of student-athletics in 2008. Prior to joining the athletics staff at Vanderbilt, Reese was the head athletic trainer at Furman from 1995 to 2002 and assistant director of sports medicine at the Citadel from 1989 to 1995.

He is a 1986 graduate of Grand Valley State College in Allendale, Mich., where he earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education. He also earned a master’s degree in athletic administration from the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma in 1989. Reese has personal ties to PC; his wife attended PC while his brothers-in-law - Michael and William - were respective members of the Blue Hose football and baseball teams. During visits to campus both with family and as part of his job, Reese said he felt attuned to how special a place PC is. “Presbyterian College has a great tradition of putting academics first for student-athletes,” he said. “When the job opened, I went after it knowing this was a good environment to live and work in. After meeting people here - the coaches, student-athletes, faculty, and the community - I knew this is where I wanted to be. There is so much potential here for us to have great success in Division I and doing it with honor. I’m grateful and humbled to be selected.” Reese follows Dr. William “Bee” Carlton, who served his alma mater as AD for six years. Reese and his wife, Tricia, have three children.

Mike

SMITH Senior Assistant Director of Athletics • Ninth Year Mike Smith is in his ninth year at PC and currently serves as the Senior Associate Director of Athletics. He is involved with and coordinates all aspects of operations within the department. Smith has worn many hats while at PC. He is a former PC student, is married to a former student, served on the faculty, coached several of the teams and is a PC dad. He returned to Clinton, S.C., in 2002 to become the Professor of Military Science and began coaching at PC as a volunteer assistant coach for Coach Gregg Nibert and the men’s basketball team. That first year, the team earned a 27-9 record and advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. After two years, Mike switched sides and began as an assistant coach for our women’s basketball team. The team attained a 21-7 record in their second year. Smith retired from the Army in 2005 and added the additional duties as Assistant Athletic Director along with continuing to be an assistant women’s basketball coach. In 2007, he left basketball and was named Associate Director in order to help in the transition

to Division I. However for 2007-2008, he stepped in to serve as an interim head coach for women’s lacrosse. The team had a miraculous year attaining a .500 record, the best in school history, while playing a player short for most of the year. In July of 2010, Smith was promoted to Senior Associate Director of Athletics following six months as the Interim Athletics Director. The 1982 PC graduate earned a B.S. in economics and business administration and was a four-year letterwinner and senior captain for the Blue Hose basketball team. Smith also earned an MBA from Webster University. The Clover, S.C., native is a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army having served our country for over 23 years. He is married to the former Lynn Hope of Rock Hill, S.C., who is also a PC alumnus from the class of ’82. She was a shooting guard for the Blue Hose during her tenure and still has a best jump shot in the family. Mike and Lynn have one son, Steven, a recent PC graduate.

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Big South Conference

Dee

NICHOLS Director of Compliance • Third Year Dee Nichols is in her second year at Presbyterian College as an Assistant Director of Athletics for compliance and Senior Woman Administrator. Nichols returns to PC after spending the previous five years as a health and physical education teacher at Rocky Hill School East in Greenwich, R.I. Nichols brings an abundance of collegiate experiecne with her, having served as the assistant compliance director at Rhode Island from 2000-2003. During that time, she worked with Atlantic 10 special assistance funds, collected countable athletic related activity for 23 sports, maintained communication with 17 coaches on daily issues and processed student-athlete information for the NCAA Clearinghouse. She also updated financial aid and scholarship information. During her last two years at Rhode Island, Nichols served as a physical education instructor and university supervisor. After earning her undergraduate degree at Georgia Southern in 1991 in health and physical education, Nichols pursued her master’s, which she earned from Georgia Southern, in 1993. From 1990-1993, she was Georgia Southern’s assistant women’s volleyball coach. There, she performed on-the-court coaching duties and coordinated the recruitment of prospective studentathletes.

In 1993, she added being a physical education instructor to her duties. A year later, Nichols took over the reigns of the volleyball program. For three years, she designed and oversaw recruiting coordination, managed the budget and supervised two assistant coaches while being in charge of the Division I program. In 1996, Nichols stepped down from being the head volleyball coach to assist the women’s basketball team. She continued recruiting prospective student-athletes, performed on-the-court duties and supervised the strength and conditioning program for the squad. A year later, Nichols taught physical education at M.S. Bailey Elementary and Joana Elementray. From 1998-2000, Nichols came on board at PC as an administrative assistant. During her time with the Blue Hose, she coordinated ticket sales, distributed prospective student-athlete complimentary football tickets, managed ticket and game-day gate accounts and managed the football recruiting database. Nichols also distributed correspondence to prospective student-athletes. Nichols is married to Harold Nichols. The couple has three children. They have an older daughter, Cassie, and twins, Corey and Cameron. The family resides in Clinton.

Nelson

Jones Director of Sports Medicine • 25th Year Nelson Jones enters his 24th season at Presbyterian College and fifth as the Director of Sports Medicine. Jones oversees a staff of seven and is responsible for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries for all studentathletes at PC. He acts as the primary athletic trainer for the volleyball and men’s basketball teams. He was promoted to director in 2004. He left PC later that year to accept a position as a sales representative in Virginia. He returned to the Blue Hose in 2006, reclaiming his role as Director of Sports Medicine. Jones originally joined the PC community in 1986 as the first-ever certified athletic trainer in the school’s history. Prior to his arrival, Jones served a three-year stint as an assistant athletic trainer at Furman. In addition to working with the Paladins, he has collegiate

experience from East Tennessee State as well as doing internships with the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills of the National Football League and the Michigan Panthers of the former United States Football League. The Bristol, Va., native earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education-athletic training from East Tennessee State in( 1983 and a master’s degree in health sciences from Furman IN 1985. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association. He resides in Clinton with his wife, the former Amy Ramage of Springfield, Ohio.

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 on 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 the Fall of 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 firstever 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 15 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new heights. 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 oversaw the additions of men’s and women’s indoor track & field in 1997. The Conference’s 19th championship sport -- women’s lacrosse, will begin play in 2012-13 with seven members. At the same time, Kallander has solidified Conference membership, as an all-time high 11 member institutions comprise the 28-year League in 2011-12. Recent additions include High Point, Gardner-Webb and Presbyterian College, plus the return of charter member Campbell University this year. 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 700 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 an individual National Champion six times, more than 240 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in football, 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 six times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the first women’s golf program advance to the national finals, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team five 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, has had four NFL Draft picks, 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, 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 four out of the last seven years - including a national seed for the first time in 2010, while the Chanticleers’ FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifthyear of the Big South’s football existence. The 2009-10 season saw Liberty’s Sam Chelanga win two NCAA National Championships (cross country, 10,000-meter run), Coastal Carolina’s baseball team reach the Super Regionals for the second time in three years as well as being ranked No. 1 in the national RPI and as high as No. 3 in the national polls; and three women’s basketball teams reach the postseason for the first time in Conference history. Last season, Chelanga won two more NCAA National Championships (cross country, outdoor 5,000-meter run), the Big South had its first automatic bid recipient in football (Coastal Carolina), UNC Asheville reached the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Coastal Carolina’s women’s golf team was the first in Conference history to advance to the NCAA Championship out of Regional play, and a League-record 18 baseball players were drafted in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Several former Big South student-athletes have also reached national prominence in recent years. Coastal Carolina’s Amber Campbell made the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team - one of five former Big South athletes to compete in the Games; VMI’s Reggie Williams reached the NBA with the Golden State Warriors in 2010, UNC Asheville’s Ty Wigginton was named an American League All-Star in 2010, and Coastal Carolina’s Dustin Johnson has won four PGA Tour events since departing the Big South Conference in 2007 and tied for runner-up at the 2011 Open Championship. 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 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 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 All-Americans in its 27 years of existence. Furthermore, the Big South has a record number of NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last two years.

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We Are Presbyterian College Presbyterian College is located in Clinton, South Carolina, a community of 10,000 nestled in upstate South Carolina. The college’s beautiful 240-acre campus and a national reputation for academic excellence attract 1,200 students representing 30 states and eleven foreign countries. International study programs include China, Oxford, Spain, and Cuba. The distinguished sons and daughters of Presbyterian College are outstanding leaders in business and industry, education, athletics, journalism, medicine, the military, the Church, and public service. Presbyterian College, home of the fighting Blue Hose, continues to live its motto of “While we live, we serve,” producing servant leaders for the world today. PC was born of the dreams of a humble pastor determined to restore a territory plundered by war. In 1864 22-year-old Rev. William Plumer Jacobs arrived in Clinton to serve as pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Eight years later Jacobs and the church founded the Clinton High School Association to provide the young people of Laurens County a place to receive a Christian-based, liberal arts education. In 1880 the Clinton High School Association became first Clinton College, and then in 1890 the Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Coeducational instruction occurred from the start. In keeping with its goal to produce graduates of high moral character, Presbyterian College adopted an honor code, a student-run system still flourishing today, to govern students’ academic and social lives. Today’s PC curriculum includes international programs, internships, and unique cultural and arts opportunities. New facilities for living (Senior Hall and Carol International House), athletic play (new Bailey Memorial Stadium, Martin Soccer Stadium), study (Lassiter Science Hall, the Arnold Archives and Thomason Library), and infrastructure support (information technology) benefit the PC and Clinton community alike. New professorships have strengthened the already strong faculty.

The college is home to six South Carolina Professors of the Year, more than twice the number of any public or private institution in the state. Financial aid resources insure that qualified students have access to a PC education. Blue Hose sports have always made history. In 1943 PC football coach Lonnie McMillan gave the Clemson football stadium its famous nickname, Death Valley. The Scotsman Club, formerly known as the Walter Johnson Club, was created in 1937. Its purpose still today is to provide athletic scholarships for young men and women who excel in both sports venues and classrooms. In the 1960s PC’s intercollegiate tennis program was ranked number 2 in the nation. PC provides the community a rich cultural life through lectures, art exhibits, concerts and theatrical performances. The college’s library and intramural facilities serve local residents, while college faculty and staff serve on many local boards. The college is involved in local economic development, recognizing the importance of its roll as a Clinton citizen and significant employer. Presbyterian College holds fast to its core mission and high standards of integrity, celebrating its motto: “Dum Vivimus Servimus,” or “While we live, we serve.” Service to community and each other are hallmarks of faculty and students alike, and PC has one of the oldest student volunteer organizations in the country in Student Volunteer Services (SVS). Presbyterian College is also proud of its service to country. More than 1,000 PC graduates served in World War II, and today’s alumni ranks include a Medal of Honor recipient and more than 15 generals. In 2007, after 15 years in NCAA Division II, the college entered its first transitional year of membership into NCAA Division I. Today, PC fields 15 competitive teams in men’s and women’s sports and is in its fifth transitional season. PC is a member of the Big South Conference.

TV & RADIO ROSTER 1

Noelle Carter

Fr. • Neptune, N.J. • G

Kasey Hobbie

Fr. • Spring Lake, N.J. • G

Sherece Smith

So. • Clemson, S.C. • G

Dria David

Jr. • Lawrenceville, Ga. • G

Karlee Taylor

So. • Asheville, N.C. • G

Chelsea Parker

Devin Fothergill

Keyonna Allen

Shonda Burnside

Megan Schaaf

Jr. • Asheville, N.C. • F

Jr. • Somerset, Ky. • G

Ronny Fisher Head Coach

Fr. • Forest Park, Ga. • F

Jr. • Gray Court, S.C. • F

Olivia Towers-Solis Jr. • Dacula, Ga. • F

Jr. • Elizabethton, Tenn. • C

Eric Burrow

Kate Dempsey

Lisa Jackson

Associate Head Coach

Assistant Coach

So. • Ellicott City, Md. • F

Kristen Stevens

Sr. • Pickerington, Ohio • G

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Mariah Pietrowski

Assistant Coach

Heide Burgin Athletic Trainer

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