#10 Taylor Farmer
#11 Jordana Andrews
UNIVERSITY of the OZARKS
2014-2015 Women’s Basketball Recruiting Guide
#13 Annabel Fidler
University of the Ozarks
Women’s Basketball Table of Contents General Information 1 Table of Contents Coaching Staff 2 Head Coach Carl Ramsey 2 Assistant Coach Kourtni Williams 2014-2015 Women’s Basketball Preview 3 Preview 4 Roster 4 Team Picture 2014-2015 Player Profiles 5-10 Player Profiles
2013-2014 Season In Review 11 Final Statistics 11 Results History 12 13-15 16 17
Program Records & Career Leaders Honors & Awards Coaching Records All-Time Series Records
NCAA Division III 18 NCAA Division III American Southwest Conference 19 ASC History & Current Members
Location Clarksville, Arkansas (9,251) Founded 1834 Enrollment 585 Nickname Lady Eagles School Colors Purple & Gold Gym Mabee Gymnasium National Affiliation NCAA III Conference American Southwest President Richard Dunsworth, JD Athletics Director Jimmy Clark Web Site www.uofoathletics.edu Team Information 2013-14 Overall Record 2013-14 Conference Record/Finish Home/Away/Neutral 2013-14 Postseason Returning Starters/Lost Lettermen Returning/Lost Newcomers
10-16 9-13 (6th ASC) 5-7/5-7/0-2 1st Round 3/2 7/5 8
Coaching Staff Head Coach Carl Ramsey (6th season) Record at School 55-72 (5 seasons) Office Phone 479-979-1325 E-mail cramsey@ozarks.edu Alma Mater, Yr. Ozarks, ‘79 Assistant Coach Kourtni Williams Alma Mater, Yr. Mid-America Christian University, ‘13 Office Phone 479-979-1325 E-mail kwilliams@ozarks.edu Sports Information Director Josh Peppas Email jpeppas@ozarks.edu Office Phone 479-979-1483 Cell Phone 479-746-1264 Director of Social Media Emily Black Director of Video Technology Ryan West
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff Carl Ramsey Head Coach Carl Ramsey is in his sixth season as the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at the University of the Ozarks. Ramsey has guided three of his teams to the post-season and has coached four players on the prestigious Academic All-District Team during his tenure. Ramsey turned a struggling program into a contender in just his second year at Ozarks. Ramsey’s team qualified for the playoffs and posted the program’s first winning record in nearly a decade in year two, orchestrating a seven-game improvement from the previous season. For his accomplishments, Ramsey was voted the American Southwest Conference East Division Coach of the Year. His ability to turn the program around so quickly earned him the reputation as one of the premier strategists in the conference. Since his arrival at Ozarks, his teams have consistently been among the top three-point shooting teams in the conference and in NCAA Division III. He has had a combined 14 players earn AllConference honors and five earn All-Freshmen Team honors the past five years. 31 of his players have been on the ASC All-Academic Team during his tenure. One player was named a national Academic All-American following the 2011-12 season. Another player was named the ASC East Division Preseason Player of the Year. Ramsey made the jump to his alma mater after building one of the top high school girl’s basketball programs in Arkansas. In 29 years at Lamar High School (Ark.), Ramsey posted a 660-227 (.744) overall record and led the program to eight state tournament appearances, including winning state titles in 1988 and 1991. At Lamar, he was voted the Conference Coach of the Year 10 times and was a fivetime KARV Dream Team Coach of the Year honoree. Ramsey received his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from Ozarks in 1979. Ramsey and his wife, Kathy, are the parents of one son and one daughter.
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Kourtni Williams Assistant Coach Kourtni Williams enters her first season as the assistant coach after a four-year standout playing career. Williams, a native of Fayetteville, Ark., played at NAIA Mid-America Christian University (MACU) in Oklahoma City from 2011-2013 where she earned All-America honors her senior season. Following the 2012-13 season, Williams earned NAIA All-America, NCCAA All-America and All-Conference honors for MACU. Additionally, she was named to the Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete Team and Sooner Athletic Conference All-Academic Team. Williams, who averaged 17.2 points per game her senior campaign, was also team captain and helped the Evangels to its first-ever national ranking. Prior to MACU, Williams played two seasons at NCAA Division II Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo. Williams has done volunteer work for the Boys and Girls Club, Yvonne Richardson Community Center, Oklahoma Food Bank and Bolivar Intermediate School. Williams graduated from MACU in 2013 with a degree in marketing.
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Outlook RAMSEY AIMS FOR ANOTHER PLAYOFF RUN Behind the momentum of another playoff season, U of O head women’s basketball coach Carl Ramsey and his Lady Eagles are aiming for their second straight post-season appearance thanks to three returning starters and a solid incoming freshmen class. Under Ramsey, the Lady Eagles have been regulars in the post-season. The veteran coach has led his team to the American Southwest Conference Tournament three of the last four years. Last season, the Lady Eagles finished with a 10-16 overall record and a 9-13 mark in the ASC. “We have made the playoffs three of the past four years,” said Ramsey. “Our goal is to get in the playoffs and then advance past that first round. I think it is time to win in the playoffs. We can’t lose sight of how we want to get there. If we improve every day, making the playoffs will take care of itself.” The returning trio of starters - senior guard Jordana Andrews, senior forward Taylor Farmer and junior guard Ashley Hipps - will be counted upon to provide the bulk of the load. Sophomore forward Bryanna Moltz played in all 26 games last season and is expected to make a heavy contribution again. Farmer is coming off an All-Conference junior season in which she averaged 14.9 points and 6.3 rebounds per game. The 6-foot Farmer also averaged nearly two blocks and two steals per game. Farmer, who reached double figures in scoring 23 times, finished eighth in the conference in field goal percentage (51%). “Taylor has worked hard,” he said. “I think she is playing more fundamentally sound. She is a versatile player. She can run the floor and score in space.” The talented Andrews proved to be a three-point threat, hitting 34-of-106 (32%) a year ago. She ended the season averaging 8.2 points and 2.7 assists per game. Hipps averaged 9.5 points and 3.3 assists per game in 2013-2014. She, too, hit 32 percent from the three-point line, while leading the team in assists (87). “Jordana does things the right way,” he said. “She is a leader on and off the court. Ashley does a great job running the offense. I think she will have an outstanding year.” Moltz provides matchup problems with her 6-foot2 frame and ability to shoot from beyond the arc. Moltz scored nearly 5.0 points per game last season. “Bryanna is more of a slasher,” he said. “She can step out and hit the three-pointer. She is not necessarily a back to the basket type player, but rather someone that can shoot from outside. That is more of her game.”
#11 Jordana Andrews Senior Annabel Fidler and junior Libby Nepivoda will provide more experience on the perimeter for Ramsey. A number of freshmen will play key roles as well. “Annabel has worked hard and will see playing time,” said Ramsey. “It is a credit to her. And we feel good about our freshmen class when they can get on the court. We’ve already had a tremendous amount of injuries.” With a veteran team that has experienced postseason first hand, Ramsey believes the team’s experience along with the team’s chemistry can push Ozarks to success. “One of our strengths is team chemistry,” he said. “It is a group that doesn’t care who gets the credit. We may not as big or fast as some of our opponents, but we will play as a team and play hard. I think we will compete and challenge for a playoff spot. I think our kids have risen to the challenge in the past and this year should be no different. This group uses grit and they understand the grind of college basketball.”
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Roster No. Name
Pos.
Ht.
Class
Hometown/Previous School
1
Libby Nepivoda
G
5-7
Jr.-2L
Lamar, Ark. (Lamar HS)
3
Brittanie Gragg
G
5-5
Fr.-HS
Huntsville, Ark. (Huntsville HS)
4
Karlee Henson
G
5-7
So.
Mulberry, Ark. (Mulberry HS)
10
Taylor Farmer
C
6-0
Sr.-3L
Waldron, Ark. (Waldron HS)
11
Jordana Andrews
G
5-6
Sr.-1L
Center Ridge, Ark. (Nemo Vista HS)
12
Bryanna Moltz
F
6-2
So.-HS Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan HS)
13
Annabel Fidler
G
5-8
Sr.-1L
San Antonio, Texas (Concordia Univ Texas/ Winston HS)
14
Macie Kultgen
G
5-6
Fr.-HS
Prairie Grove, Ark. (Prairie Grove HS)
21
Ashley Hipps
G
5-6
Jr.-1L
Greenland, Ark. (Greenland HS)
22
Victoria Mandrell
G
5-6
So.-TR
Judsonia, Ark. (White County Central HS/Southeast Illinois JC)
25
Anisha Johnson
G
5-8
So.-HS Little Rock, Ark. (Robinson HS)
30
Roseanna Ezell
F
5-9
Fr.-HS
Quitman, Ark. (Quitman HS)
33
Tyler Adams
F
5-10
Fr.-HS
Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside HS)
35
Madison Sherrer
G
5-6
Fr.-HS
Mena, Ark. (Mena HS)
44
Leah Holaway
C
6-4
Fr.-HS
Paragould, Ark. (Ridgecrest HS)
4
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #11 Jordana Andrews
#10 Taylor Farmer Sr. - Center - 6-0 Waldron, Ark. Waldron HS
Sr. - Guard - 5-6 Center Ridge, Ark. Nemo Vista HS
2013-2014: Started in all 26 games, averaging 8.2 points and 2.7 assists per game. Ranked second on the team in threepointers (34). Hit 32 percent of her three-point attempts. Scored in double figures eight times, including a 22-point effort against Sul Ross State. In that game, hit 4-of-5 from the three-point line and 4-of4 from the free throw line. Opened season with 15 points and 4 assists against Austin College. Made two or more three-pointers in ten games. Was perfect from the free throw line against three opponents. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2012-13: Played in 9 games and averaged 7.0 points per game before suffering an injury. Hit a pair of three-pointers and scored 17 points against Texas Lutheran. Drilled two three-pointers and pulled down 5 rebounds against Rust College. Had 2 steals and 10 points against Bacone College. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2011-12: Played in 9 games. Saw first collegiate action against Sul Ross Nov. 26. Played 8 minutes and hit her only field goal attempt against Louisiana College Jan. 19. Scored her first collegiate points against Howard Payne Nov. 28. Had an assist in three different games. Nemo Vista HS: Averaged 14.7 points, 6.6 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game as a senior. Earned AllState, All-Region, All-District and was a member of the All-State Tournament Team her senior campaign. Named All-District her sophomore and junior year. Ended her prep career as a four-time All-American Scholar-Athlete. As a senior, helped team advance to the state tournament, while finishing in secondplace finish in the conference. Led team to the regional tournament three seasons.
2013-2014: Named to the All-Conference Third Team after ranking eighth in the league in scoring (15.0), twentieth in rebounding (6.2), eighth in field goal percentage (51%) and third in blocked shots (1.8). Led the team in scoring as well as steals (34). Reached double figures in scoring 23 times, including a season-high 26 points against Louisiana College January 16. Went 11-of-12 from the floor in that game. Poured in 20 or more points against six opponents. Recorded a pair of double-doubles during the season and had a season-high 6 blocks against Mary Hardin-Baylor January 11. Scored 24 points on 10-of-15 shooting from the field and grabbed 12 rebounds against Sul Ross State January 4. Scored in double figures in first seven games. Had 20 or more points six times. Shot 70 percent or higher from the field in five games. Totaled 48 blocks on the year. 2012-13: Started in all 25 games and finished eleventh in the conference in scoring (12.6), twelfth in field goal percentage (44%) and second in blocked shots (1.8). Led the team in scoring (12.6) while finishing second in rebounding (5.4). Reached double figures in scoring in 16 of 25 contests. Poured in 23 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor and 9-of-10 shooting from the free throw line against Mississippi College Feb. 9. Hit 11-of-13 shots from the field and scored 24 points against Sul Ross State Jan. 1. Pulled down 13 rebounds against Central Baptist College Nov. 18. Recorded 5 blocks on two different occasions. Averaged nearly 14 points per game in final eight games of the season. 2011-12: Played in 22 games averaging 2.1 points and 1.3 rebounds per game. Recorded 12 blocks, second-most on the team. Had a season-high 14 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the field against Texas-Tyler Feb. 18. Also snagged 4 rebounds in that game. Grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds in her first collegiate game against Hendrix Nov. 15. Posted 2 blocks on two different occasions. Scored 9 points against Louisiana College Feb. 9 and 6 points against Sul Ross Nov. 26. Went 2-for-2 from the free throw line against Sul Ross. Waldron HS: Averaged 18.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game as a senior. Earned All-State as a senior. Was a two-time All-District performer. Was a four-time AllState track performer and a three-time All-State volleyball standout. Voted to the Arkansas Activities Association AllStar Volleyball team following senior season. Helped team to a district championship in all three sports during her prep career and a state indoor championship in track. Farmer’s Career Statistics Year
Andrews’ Career Statistics Year
GP-GS PT-AVG
REB-AVG AST
13-14
26-26 213-8.2 64-2.5
12-13
9-0 63-7.0 16-1.8 2.1
2.7
11-12
9-0 3-.3
ST 0.8
BLK 0.0
FG-ATT-PCT 77-218-35.3
1.5
FT-ATT-PCT
34-106-32.1 25-44-56.8
0.5 0.0 23-63-36.5 7-23-30.4 10-15-66.7
2-.2 .33 .11 0.0 1-4-25.0
Career 44-26 279-6.3 82-1.9
3PT-ATT-PCT
0.5
0.0
0-2-00.0 1-2-50.0
ST
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
13-14 26-26 387-14.9 164-6.3 1.2
GP-GS PT-AVG
REB-AVG AST
1.3
1.8
151-298-50.7 0-0-00.0
85-131-64.9
12-13
25-25 314-12.6 134-5.5 1.0
1.6
1.8
119-268-44.4 1-2-50.0
75-113-66.4
11-12
22-0 46-2.1 28-1.3 .09
.22 .54 20-51-39.2 0-0-00.0 6-11-54.5
Career 73-51 747-10.2 326-4.5 0.8
1.0
1.4
3PT-ATT-PCT
290-617-47.0 1-2-50.0
FT-ATT-PCT
166-255-65.0
101-285-35.4 41-131-31.3 36-61-59.0
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #21 Ashley Hipps
#13 Annabel Fidler
Jr. - Guard - 5-6 Greenland, Ark. Greenland HS
Sr. - Guard - 5-8 San Antonio, Texas Winston HS/Concordia Univ. 2013-2014: Played in 10 games. Made both her free throw attempts against Louisiana College. Had 4 points in that game. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2012-13: Played in 7 games and collected 9 rebounds. Averaged 1.3 points per game. Went 2-for-5 and scored 6 points against Louisiana College February 7. 2011-12: Played on the junior varsity team at Concordia University Texas. Fidler’s Career Statistics Year
GP-GS PT-AVG
13-14 10-0 8-0.8 12-13
REB-AVG AST
ST
5-0.3 0.3
0.1 0.0 2-10-20.0
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
3PT-ATT-PCT
FT-ATT-PCT
0-0-00.0 4-6-66.7
7-0 9-1.3 7-1.0 .29 .29 .00 3-14-21.4 0-1-00.0 3-6-50.0
Career 17-0 17-1.0 12-0.7 0.3
0.2 .00 5-24-20.8 0-1-00.0 7-12-58.3
2013-2014: Started in all 26 games, averaging 9.5 points and 3.3 assists per game. Also averaged 1.0 steals and 3.8 rebounds per game. Led the team in assists (87) and ranked second in steals (28). Among ASC players, ranked twenty-sixth in scoring, sixth in assists and eighth in assist-to-turnover ratio. Shot 32 percent from the three-point line. Scored in double figures 12 times. Scored 23 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the field against Sul Ross State. Scored 15 points and had 9 rebounds against Howard Payne. Was perfect from the free throw line in seven games. Dished out 8 assists against Mississippi College. Hit a trio of three-pointers against five opponents. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2012-13: Named to the ASC All-East Division Freshman Team. Averaged 3.8 points, 1.9 assists and 1.9 rebounds per game. Totaled 48 assists, third-highest on the team, and played in all 25 games. Started in 2 games. Reached double figures in scoring in three of her final six games. Had 16 points and hit 4-of-8 from the three-point line against Texas-Dallas February 11. Handed out 6 assists on two occasions. Had 9 points, 5 assists and 5 rebounds against Sul Ross State. Drilled three three-pointers against East Texas Baptist January 31. Greenland HS: Averaged 10.6 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 1.7 steals per game as a senior. Earned All-State, All-Region, All-Conference, State Tournament MVP and was a member of the Morning News All-Area First Team in her senior campaign. Additionally, she made the All-State Tournament and KURM Dream Team. Hipps’ Career Statistics Year
ST
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
13-14 26-26 247-9.5 99-3.8 3.3
GP-GS PT-AVG
REB-AVG AST
1.1
0.2
85-235-36.2 25-89-32.6 48-73-65.8
12-13
.44
.00
33-92-35.9
.77
0.1
118-327-36.1 40-136-29.4 63-95-66.3
25-2 96-3.8 48-1.9 1.9
Career 51-28 343-6.7 147-2.9 2.6
6
3PT-ATT-PCT
FT-ATT-PCT
15-47-31.9 15-22-68.2
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #1 Libby Nepivoda
#25 Anisha Johnson
Jr. - Guard - 5-7 Lamar, Ark. Lamar HS
So. - Guard - 5-8 Little Rock, Ark. Robinson HS
2013-2014: Played in 8 games. Scored 4 points against Louisiana College. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2012-13: Played in 9 games and scored 8 points. Went 2-of-2 from the free throw line on two occasions. Scored 4 points against Louisiana College January 19. Lamar HS: Averaged 16.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game as a senior. Hit 40 percent of her three-point shots. Earned All-State, All-District and was a member of the KARV Radio Dream Team her senior campaign. Named All-District and KARV Radio Dream Team as a junior. Nepivoda’s Career Statistics Year
GP-GS PT-AVG
13-14 8-0 4-0.5 12-13
REB-AVG AST
ST
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
2-0.3 0.4
0.1 0.0 2-7-28.6
9-0 8-0.9 8-0.9 .33 .00 .11 2-8-25.0
Career 17-0 12-0.7 10-0.6 .37
3PT-ATT-PCT
FT-ATT-PCT
2013-2014: Played in all 26 games, averaging 3.0 points and 1.5 rebounds per game. Dished out 23 assists. Scored 13 points on 5-of-7 shooting from the field against Hendrix College. Had 4 assists against Louisiana College. Grabbed 9 rebounds and scored 9 points against Sul Ross State. Robinson HS: Averaged 12.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a senior. Named AllConference, All-Metro and Metro MVP her senior campaign. Johnson’s Career Statistics Year
GP-GS PT-AVG
13-14
26-0 78-3.0 40-1.5 0.9
REB-AVG AST
ST
0.6 0.0 28-76-36.8 1-15-6.7 21-35-60.0
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
3PT-ATT-PCT
FT-ATT-PCT
Career 26-0 78-3.0 40-1.5 0.9
0.6 0.0 28-76-36.8 1-15-6.7 21-35-60.0
0-4-00.0 0-0-00.0 0-4-00.0 4-4-1.000
.05 .06 4-15-26.6 0-8-00.0 4-4-1.000
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #33 Tyler Adams
#12 Bryanna Moltz
Fr. - Forward - 5-10 Fort Smith, Ark. Northside HS
So. - Forward - 6-2 Sheridan, Ark. Sheridan HS
2013-2014: Played in all 26 games and finished the year averaging 4.9 points and 3.7 rebounds per game. Totaled 20 steals and 34 assists. Scored 11 points against two different opponents. Grabbed 9 rebounds against Howard Payne. Dished out 5 assists against Austin College. Hit 3-of-4 from the three-point line against Louisiana College. Went 5-of-6 from the field and scored 11 points against Concordia University Texas. Was perfect from the free throw line six times. Sheridan HS: Averaged 11.0 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.2 blocks and 3.5 steals per game as a senior. Named All-Conference her junior and senior year. Named team MVP as a junior. Motlz’s Career Statistics Year
ST
BLK
FG-ATT-PCT
13-14 26-0 127-4.9 95-3.7 1.3
0.8
0.8
41-125-32.8 14-54-25.9 31-45-68.9
Career 26-0
0.8
0.8
41-125-32.8 14-54-25.9 31-45-68.9
8
GP-GS PT-AVG
REB-AVG AST
127-4.9 95-3.7
1.3
3PT-ATT-PCT
FT-ATT-PCT
Northside HS: Helped team to a state championship her junior season.
#30 Roseanna Ezell Fr. - Forward - 5-9 Quitman, Ark. Quitman HS
Quitman HS: Averaged 18.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as a senior. Scored a season-high 38 points in one game her senior campaign. Earned All-Conference four times during her prep career. Helped team to a district championship as a freshman and co-conference championship as a sophomore. Led team to three appearances in the regional tournament.
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #3 Brittanie Gragg
#44 Leah Holaway
Huntsville HS: Helped team to the state championship game her senior season.
Ridgecrest HS: Averaged 2.0 points and 2.0 rebounds per game as a senior. Helped team to a state championship as a senior and three state championship games.
#4 Karlee Henson
#14 Macie Kultgen
Fr. - Guard - 5-5 Huntsville, Ark. Huntsville HS
Fr. - Center - 6-4 Paragould, Ark. Ridgecrest HS
So. - Guard - 5-7 Mulberry, Ark. Mulberry HS
Mulberry HS: Averaged 9.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game as a senior. Hit 43 percent of her three-point attempts her senior campaign. Named All-Region once and AllDistrict three times during prep career. Named an academic athlete four times. Helped team to a regional and conference championship during prep career.
Fr. - Guard - 5-6 Prairie Grove, Ark. Prairie Grove HS
Prairie Grove HS: Averaged 10.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a senior. Named All-Conference her junior and senior year. Helped team to four state tournament appearances, including two state title games, during her prep career. Helped team win a district, conference and regional championship during career.
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #22 Victoria Mandrell
So.- TR - 5-6 - Guard Judsonia, Ark. White County Central HS Southeast Illinois JC
White County Central HS: Averaged 23.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game as a senior. Named All-State her senior year. Earned All-Conference four times during prep career. Southeast Illinois JC: Averaged 11.0 points, 2.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game. Ranked in the top20 among NJCAA players in three-point percentage (45.5%).
#35 Madison Sherrer
Fr. - 5-6 - Guard Mena, Ark. Mena HS
Mena HS: Averaged 10.0 points, 3.5 assists, 2.5 steals and 4.5 rebounds per game her senior season. Named All-State as a senior and All-District her sophomore and junior year. Helped team to a conference runner-up finish her senior campaign.
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48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball 2013-2014 Final Statistics & Results
GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct
3FG-A
Taylor Farmer
26-26 711-27.3 151-298 .507 0-0
Tamara Wilkett
26-26 737-28.3 88-217
.406 21-73
.288 52-78 .667 35 63 98 3.8 52 1 55 60 2
Kindra Davis
26-26 811-31.2 99-172
.576 0-0
.000 50-84 .595 58 181 239 9.2 75 2 62 50 40 26 248 9.5
Ashley Hipps
26-26 860-33.1 85-235
.362 29-89
Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk
Stl
Pts Avg
.000 85-131 .649 64 100 164 6.3 77 6 31 72 48 34 387 14.9 20 249 9.6
.326 48-73 .658 11 88 99 3.8 39 1 87 66 5
28 247 9.5
Jordana Andrews 26-26 795-30.6 77-218
.353 34-106 .321 25-44 .568 10 54 64 2.5 33 0 71 57 1
21 213 8.2
RaShelle Goldman 26-0 449-17.3 61-175
.349 35-105 .333 16-22 .727 26 69 95 3.7 36 0 19 20 5 9
Bryanna Moltz
26-0 509-19.6 41-125
.328 14-54
.259 31-45 .689 26 69 95 3.7 58 3 34 43 20 20 127 4.9
Anisha Johnson
26-0 253-9.7 28-76
.368 1-15
.067 21-35 .600 16 24 40 1.5 46 2 23 21 1
Annabel Fidler
10-0
2-10
.200 0-0
.000 4-6
.667
1 2
3
0.3 2 0 3 5 0 1
8
0.8
Jessica Milloway
3-0
18-6.0
1-4
.250 0-2
.000 0-0
.000
0 2
2
0.7 1 0 1 0 1 0
2
0.7
Libby Nepivoda
8-0
23-2.9
2-7
.286 0-4
.000 0-0
.000
1 1
2
0.3 1 0 3 1 0 1
4
0.5
Josey Love
6-0
24-4.0
1-3
.333 0-1
.000 0-0
.000
2 2
4
0.7 1 0 0 2 0 0
2
0.3
36-3.6
TEAM
42 81 123 4.7
173 6.7
16 78
3.0
13
Total
26
5226
636-1540 .413 134-449 .298 332-518 .641 292 736 1028 39.5 421 15 389 410 123 176 1738 66.8
Opponents
26
5225
692-1795 .386 169-546 .310 338-493 .686 441 733 1174 45.2 467 -
440 339 69 239 1891 72.7
2013-2014 Results Nov. 22 at Austin College W 79-73 Nov. 23 vs University of Dallas L 52-63 Nov. 26 HENDRIX COLLEGE L 67-81 Nov. 30 *TEXAS-TYLER L 69-78 Dec. 3 *EAST TEXAS BAPTIST L 68-74 Dec. 5 *HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIV. L 60-71 Dec. 14 *at Texas-Tyler L 56-81 Dec. 19 *LETOURNEAU UNIV. W 77-64 Jan. 2 *at Howard Payne L 56-82 Jan. 4 *at Sul Ross State W 91-66 Jan. 9 *at Concordia Texas L 49-62 Jan. 11 *at Mary Hardin-Baylor L 66-79 Jan. 16 *LOUISIANA COLLEGE L 64-81 Jan. 18 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W 73-65 Jan. 20 *TEXAS-DALLAS L 56-72 Jan. 23 *at Texas Dallas L 47-80 Jan. 25 *at Hardin-Simmons W 72-69 Jan. 30 *at LeTourneau University W 62-61 Feb. 1 *at East Texas Baptist L 69-74 Feb. 6 *SUL ROSS STATE UNIV. W 94-71 Feb. 8 *HOWARD PAYNE UNIV. W 66-61 Feb. 13 *MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR L 69-79 Feb. 15 *CONCORDIA UNIV TEXAS W 56-53 Feb. 20 *at Mississippi College W 79-75 OT Feb. 22 *at Louisiana College L 69-95 Feb. 28 #vs Mary Hardin-Baylor L 72-81 #Playoffs 48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball Program Records Game Records Points Rebounds Field Goals Free Throws 3-Pointers Steals Assists Blocked Shots
47 (Penni Peppas, 1991) 25 (Jenna Corbell, 2002) 19 (Penni Peppas, 1991) 16 (Jennifer Ewing, 1998) 9 (Paige Dean, 1997) 9 (Erin Langham, 1997) 8 (Marilyn Bauer, 1992) 13 (Marilyn Bauer, 1982) 11 (Christie Shuffield, 2000)
Season Records Most Points Most Rebounds Most Field Goals Most Free Throws Most 3-Pointers Highest Pts Per Game Ave. Highest Field Goal % Most Steals Most Assists Most Blocked Shots Highest Free Throw % Highest 3-Point %
696 (Penni Peppas, 1992-93) 346 (Leona Hubbard, 1990-91) 276 (Penni Peppas, 1992-93) 148 (Jennifer Ewing, 1998-99) 76 (Paige Dean, 1998-89) 24.0 (Penni Peppas, 1992-93) 62.0% (Lori Myers, 1997-98) 92 (Marilyn Bauer, 1984-85) 148 (Lacey Phillips, 2011-12) 75 (Christie Shuffield, 2002-03) 87.1% (Chelsea Glasscock, 2010-11) 47.6.% (Jana Treat, 1987-88)
Career Records Most 3-pointers Most Steals Most Blocked Shots Highest Field Goal %
192 (April Young, 2008-12) 228 (Marilyn Bauer, 1980-84) 228 (Christie Shuffield, 1999-02) 61.0% (Lori Myers, 1994-97)
Miscellaneous Records Largest margin of victory Largest margin of defeat Most points in a game Longest winning streak Longest losing streak
Alicia Haney
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Lori Myers
Career Leaders
58 points (107-40 vs Westminister, 1997) 64 points (Dec. 1, 2007 vs Howard Payne) 120 (Nov. 24, 1992 vs Philander Smith) (11 games-1996-1997) (17 games-2007-08)
Leona Scott
Penni Peppas
SCORING 1. Penni Peppas 2. Mandi Carter 3. Lori Myers 4. Erica Eneks 5. Dee Bean 6. Sabrina Goddard 7. Christie Shuffield 8. Liz Ahne 9. Carolyn Ealy 10. Vicki Alston
2,170 (1990-94) 1,538 (02-04, 05-07) 1,504 (1994-97) 1,480 (2004-08) 1,375 (1987-91) 1,350 (2008-12) 1,264 (1998-02) 1,212 (1980-84) 1,185 (1982-86) 1,165 (1981-85)
REBOUNDING 1. Alicia Haney 892 (1990-94) 2. Mandi Carter 826 (02-04, 05-07) 3. Leona Hubbard Scott 820 (1988-91) 4. Olivia Fisher 817 (04-06, 07-09) 5. Penni Peppas 785 (1990-94) 6. Christie Shuffield 706 (1999-02) 7. Sabrina Goddard 683 (2008-12) 8. Lori Myers 661 (1994-97) 9. Carolyn Ealy 645 (1982-86) 10. Liz Ahne 640 (1980-84) ASSISTS 1. Alicia Haney 2. Callie Harmon 3. Marilyn Bauer 4. Lacey Phillips 5. Beverly Hogrefe 6. Tracy Duncan 7. Missi Boroughs 8. Moleta Watson 9. Vickie Alston Erica Eneks 10. Chelsea Glasscock
425 (1990-94) 391 (1984-88) 380 (1980-84) 313 (2008-12) 266 (1987-91) 266 (1995-99) 259 (1992-94) 254 (1988-92) 246 (1981-86) 246 (2004-08) 244 (2009-13)
Becky Stoltenberg
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball NCAA III/ASC Honors & Awards NCAA III/ASC/TIAA HONORS ASC Player of the Year 1996-97 Lori Myers ASC Defensive Player of the Year 1996-97 Lori Myers ASC East Division Preseason Player of the Year 2011-12 Sabrina Goddard 2000-01 Christie Shuffield ASC East Division Freshman of the Year 1999-00 Kristy Watts ASC East Division Coach of the Year 2010-11 Carl Ramsey
ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention Team 2012-13 Chelsea Glasscock 2009-10 April Young 2008-09 Olivia Fisher 2008-09 Lacey Phillips 2007-08 Olivia Fisher 2006-07 Erica Eneks 2005-06 Erica Eneks 2005-06 LaTisha McCalister 2003-04 Tiffany Villines 2002-03 Kristy Watts 2000-01 Lacey Johnson 1999-00 Kristy Watts 1998-99 Christie Shuffield
ASC All-Tournament Team 2000-01 Mandy Thomas All-ASC 2013-14 Taylor Farmer (3rd) 2007-08 Erica Eneks 2002-03 Jenna Corbell 1998-99 Carla Rhodes 1998-99 Erin Langham 1997-98 Jennifer Ewing 1996-97 Erin Langham 1996-97 Lori Myers 1996-97 Becky Stoltenberg
ASC All-East Division Freshman Team 2012-13 RaShelle Goldman 2012-13 Ashley Hipps 2010-11 Ashley Barry 2009-10 Chelsea Glasscock 2008-09 Lacey Phillips 2005-06 LaTisha McCalister 2004-05 Olivia Fisher
All-ASC Honorable Mention Team 2013-14 Kindra Davis 1997-98 Paige Dean 1997-98 Lora Vickers 1996-97 Paige Dean 1996-97 Jennifer Ewing ASC All-East Division First Team 2011-12 Sabrina Goddard 2007-08 Erica Eneks 2006-07 Mandi Carter 2003-04 Mandi Carter 2002-03 Jenna Corbell 2001-02 Christie Shuffield Mandy Thomas 1999-00 Christie Shuffield
ASC All-East Division Second Team 2012-13 Jordyn Ferrell 2011-12 Lacey Phillips 2011-12 April Young 2010-11 Sabrina Goddard 2010-11 Lacey Phillips 2010-11 April Young 2009-10 Sabrina Goddard 2005-06 Mandi Carter 2003-04 Jenna Corbell 2002-03 Mandi Carter 2001-02 Jenna Corbell 2000-01 Christie Shuffield 2000-01 Mandy Thomas
ASC All-East Division Defensive Team 2006-07 Erica Eneks D3Hoops.com All-Region Team 2006-07 Mandi Carter (2nd) 2002-03 Jenna Corbell Sabrina Goddard
Christie Shuffield
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball NCAA III/ASC Honors & Awards ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America 2009-10 April Young (All-District-2nd) 2007-08 Erica Eneks (All-District-1st) 2006-07 Mandi Carter (All-District-3rd) Capital One Academic All-America (District) 2011-12 April Young (1st) 2010-11 April Young (1st) 2010-11 Sabrina Goddard (2nd) Capital One Academic All-America 2011-12 April Young (2nd) ASC co-Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year 2011-12 Ashley Teague ASC SAAC Sportsmanship Award 2011-12 Team 2009-10 Team ASC All-Academic Team 1996-97 Paige Dean Becky Stoltenberg 1997-98 Paige Dean 1998-99 Tracy Duncan Carla Rhodes Kim Wilson 1999-00 Tracy Duncan Christie Shuffield 2000-01 Tonya Brigance Abby Jansen Lacey Johnson Christie Shuffield Mandy Thomas 2001-02 Jennifer Goodwin Christie Shuffield Mandy Thomas 2002-03 Jennifer Goodwin 2003-04 Kate Byrd Mandi Carter Gabriela Flores Rachel Marble DeAnna Miller Lori Moon Shannon Rainbolt Tiffany Villines 2004-05 DeAnna Miller Lori Moon Lindsey Nietert Jeanne Randall
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
Mandi Carter Olivia Fisher Lori Moon Lindsey Nietert Jeanne Randall Mandi Carter Erica Eneks Lindsey Nietert Jeanne Randall Emma Bottorff Erica Eneks Olivia Fisher Olivia Fisher Ally Goddard Kasie Osmond Kayla Quertermous Ally Goddard Sabrina Goddard Ashley Teague Alison Villines April Young Chelsea Glasscock Ally Goddard Sabrina Goddard Ashley Teague Alison Villines April Young Chelsea Glasscock Sabrina Goddard Ashley Teague Alison Villines April Young Jordana Andrews Jordan Ferrell Chelsea Glasscock Jessica Milloway Shawnee Sorensen Jordana Andrews Annabel Fidler RaShelle Goldman Ashley Hipps Libby Nepivoda
Mandi Carter
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48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball NAIA/AIC Honors & Awards Kodak All-American 1992-93 Penni Peppas
NAIA Midwest Player of the Year 1995-96 Becky Stoltenberg
NAIA All-America 1996-97 Lori Myers (2nd) Becky Stoltenberg (Hon. Men.) 1995-96 Becky Stoltenberg (2nd) Lori Myers (Hon. Men.) 1993-94 Penni Peppas (1st) 1992-93 Penni Peppas (2nd) 1991-92 Penni Peppas (3rd)
NAIA Midwest All-Region Team 1995-96 Becky Stoltenberg
Academic All-America 1988-89 Callie Harmon 1987-88 Jana Treat 1986-87 Callie Harmon 1985-86 Callie Harmon 1984-85 Callie Harmon All-AIC 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1987-88 1986-87 1984-85
Alicia Haney Lori Myers Penni Peppas Penni Peppas Penni Peppas Dee Bean Leona Hubbard Scott Leona Hubbard Scott Robin Mazur Jana Treat Carolyn Ealy Marilyn Bauer Liz Ahne
NAIA Midwest All-Conference 1995-96 Lori Myers NAIA All-District 17 1992-93 Penni Peppas 1991-92 Penni Peppas 1990-91 Leona Hubbard Scott 1989-90 Leona Hubbard Scott 1987-88 Robin Mazur Jana Treat 1986-87 Carolyn Ealy 1985-86 Vickie Alston 1984-85 Liz Ahne 1982-83 Marilyn Bauer 1981-82 Sharon Bledsole Mary May NAIA All-District 17 Honorable Mention 1992-93 Missi Boroughs 1988-89 Alicia Queen 1987-88 Alicia Queen AIC All-Freshman Team 1991-92 Alicia Haney 1989-90 Moleta Watson 1988-89 Beverly Holgrefe
All-AIC Honorable Mention 1993-94 Missi Boroughs Alicia Haney 1992-93 Missi Boroughs 1991-92 Beverly Hogrefe 1989-90 Dee Bean 1988-89 Leona Hubbard Scott Alicia Queen 1986-87 Callie Harmon 1985-86 Vickie Alston Carolyn Ealy 1984-85 Vickie Alston 1983-84 Liz Ahne Marilyn Bauer
Penni Peppas
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball All-Time Coaching Records Year Coach 2013-2014 Carl Ramsey 2012-2013 Carl Ramsey 2011-2012 Carl Ramsey 2010-2011 Carl Ramsey 2009-2010 Carl Ramsey Totals: 2008-2009 Christina Jost 2007-2008 Christina Jost 2006-2007 Christina Jost Totals:
W L Pct. 10 16 .384 11 14 .440 13 13 .500 14 12 .538 7 17 .291 55 72 .433
2005-2006 Kelly Stutz 2004-2005 Kelly Stutz Totals:
12 4 16
14 21 35
.461 .160 .313
2003-2004 Jack Jones 2002-2003 Jack Jones 2001-2002 Jack Jones 2000-2001 Jack Jones 1999-2000 Jack Jones 1998-1999 Jack Jones 1997-1998 Jack Jones 1996-1997 Jack Jones 1995-1996 Jack Jones 1994-1995 Jack Jones 1993-1994 Jack Jones 1992-1993 Jack Jones 1991-1992 Jack Jones 1990-1991 Jack Jones 1989-1990 Jack Jones 1988-1989 Jack Jones 1987-1988 Jack Jones 1986-1987 Jack Jones 1985-1986 Jack Jones 1984-1985 Jack Jones 1983-1984 Jack Jones 1982-1983 Jack Jones 1981-1982 Jack Jones 1980-1981 Jack Jones 1979-1980 Jack Jones Totals:
10 12 19 15 10 9 12 19 12 16 26 22 13 19 17 15 13 14 10 15 16 20 14 13 8 369
15 13 7 9 13 15 13 4 14 12 6 9 15 11 10 13 14 13 12 14 13 5 11 12 12 285
.400 .480 .730 .625 .434 .375 .480 .826 .461 .571 .812 .709 .464 .633 .629 .535 .481 .518 .454 .517 .551 .800 .560 .520 .400 .564
1978-1979 R. Jones/D. Watts 1977-1978 R. Jones/D. Watts 1976-1977 R. Jones/D. Watts Totals: All-Time Total:
5 1 3 9 464
13 11 7 31 484
.277 .083 .300 .225 .489
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5 20 .200 1 24 .040 9 17 .346 15 61 .197
Jack Jones
Kelly Stutz
Christina Jost
The 2001-2002 team finished as the co-ASC East Division Champions. The Lady Eagles went 19-7 overall and 12-4 in conference play. Ozarks hosted the ASC Tournament that season and advanced to the championship game under Head Coach Jack Jones.
The 1993-94 team still owns the school record for most wins after finishing 26-6. Three future NAIA All-America players were on the team, including #40 Lori Myers, #34 Becky Stoltenberg and #24 Penni Peppas. The coaching staff included Head Coach Jack Jones (left) and assistant coach Jason Wilbanks (right).
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball All-Time Series Records Arkansas Baptist........................................ 26-4 Arkansas State........................................... 0-1 Arkansas State at Beebe..........................9-0 Arkansas Tech University.......................... 1-41 Austin College........................................... 7-16 Bacone College....................................... 1-1 Baptist Christian........................................ 2-0 Bethany Nazarene College.................... 3-0 Bethel College.......................................... 1-0 Briar Cliff College...................................... 0-1 Carl Albert State....................................... 4-7 Catawba College.................................... 1-0 Centenary College.................................. 4-1 Central Baptist College............................ 8-2 Central State............................................. 1-1 Central Arkansas...................................... 4-29 Central Methodist College...................... 0-1 Central Missouri......................................... 1-0 College of the Ozarks.............................. 14-7 Concordia University Texas...................... 3-8 Concordia College.................................. 1-1 Culver Stockton State.............................. 1-0 Dillard University........................................ 1-0 East Central University.............................. 1-0 East Texas Baptist University..................... 9-24 Ecclesia College....................................... 2-1 Evangel College....................................... 2-2 Freed-Hardeman College....................... 1-4 Garland County Community College... 7-4 Hardin-Simmons University....................... 4-17 Harding University..................................... 21-10 Harris Stowe State..................................... 1-0 Hendrix College........................................ 10-13 Henderson State University...................... 10-9 High Point College.................................... 1-0 Howard Payne University......................... 9-16 John Brown University............................... 27-9 John Carroll University.............................. 0-1 Langston University................................... 0-1 LeTourneau University............................... 17-15 Lindenwood College............................... 1-1 Louisiana College..................................... 6-21 Lyon College............................................. 17-14 McNeese State......................................... 0-1 McMurry University.................................... 5-11 Marian College......................................... 1-0 Mid-America Nazarene........................... 0-2 Mississippi College.................................... 10-24 Missouri Baptist College........................... 1-0
Missouri Southern State.............................1-0 Missouri Western College......................... 0-1 Montreat College..................................... 0-1 North Central College.............................. 1-0 Northeastern Oklahoma State Univ....... 9-10 Northeastern State................................... 2-0 Northern Arkansas CC............................. 2-6 Northern Colorado................................... 0-1 Oklahoma Baptist..................................... 1-4 Oral Roberts University.............................. 2-0 Ouachita Baptist University..................... 18-7 Peru State.................................................. 1-0 Philander Smith..........................................19-2 Pittsburg State University.......................... 1-2 Rhema Bible College............................... 7-0 Rhodes College........................................ 4-1 Rockhurst College.................................... 1-1 Rust College.............................................. 7-3 Schreiner University................................... 11-3 Shawnee College..................................... 0-1 Southern Arkansas University................... 15-7 Southern Nazarene University................. 0-1 Southwest Baptist University..................... 1-1 Sul Ross State............................................. 14-7 Tennessee Temple University................... 0-1 Texas Lutheran University......................... 8-5 UA-Little Rock............................................ 3-5 UA-Monticello........................................... 11-23 UA-Pine Bluff.............................................. 19-13 University of Dallas.................................... 10-5 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor............. 3-14 University of Texas-Dallas......................... 14-18 University of Texas-Tyler............................ 8-14 Washington College................................. 1-0 Wayland Baptist College......................... 0-1 Webster..................................................... 1-0 Westark Community College.................. 3-0 Westminister.............................................. 3-0 Wiley College............................................ 0-1 William Woods College............................ 2-0 Williams Baptist College........................... 6-0 Wittenberg University................................ 0-1
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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Women’s Basketball NCAA Division III
Discover University of the Ozarks student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play...to discover themselves. Develop University of the Ozarks provides an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the NCAA Division III experience.
University of the Ozarks is a member of the NCAA Division III and the American Southwest Conference. We are a small, private, nationally acclaimed and accredited university with a “whole-student” focus. We consider athletics a huge part of developing potential for our student-athletes. We’ll offer you the support you need to win, both academically and competitively. At U of O, you’ll play the sport you love while finding the direction you need.
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Dedicate University of the Ozarks expects student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential. Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.
48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
Women’s Basketball American Southwest Conference The American Southwest Conference, one of the largest intercollegiate athletic conferences in NCAA Division III, is in its second decade of providing quality athletic experiences for its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. Founded in May 1996 to provide a structure for intercollegiate athletics among member institutions, the American Southwest Conference includes former members of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA) and other institutions from outside the Texas borders. From the eight founding institutions to today’s present group of 12 college and universities, the ASC encompasses institutions sharing similar educational and athletic philosophies. The roster of American Southwest Conference members includes Concordia University Texas, East Texas Baptist University, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, LeTourneau University, Louisiana College, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, McMurry University, University of the Ozarks, Sul Ross State University, University of Texas at Dallas and University of Texas at Tyler. ASC championships are conducted in 16 sports (8 men, 8 women). Men’s championships are offered in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and track and field. Women’s championships are offered in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball. The American Southwest Conference is headquartered in Richardson, Texas.
AT H L E T I C S
Concordia University Texas (Austin, TX) East Texas Baptist University (Marshall, TX) Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, TX) Howard Payne University (Brownwood, TX) LeTourneau University (Longview, TX) Louisiana College (Pineville, LA) University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (Belton, TX) McMurry University (Abilene, TX) University of the Ozarks (Clarksville, AR) Sul Ross State University (Alpine, TX) University of Texas-Dallas (Richardson, TX) University of Texas-Tyler (Tyler, TX) 48 All-Conference Selections | 6 Academic All-District Performers | 8 Playoff Appearances | 71 Conference All-Academic Team Members
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2014-2015 Schedule
Dallas Christian College Home #Centenary College Irving, Texas #University of Dallas Irving, Texas *UT-Tyler Tyler, Texas Crowley’s Ridge College Home *UT-Dallas Home *Hardin Simmons University Home *East Texas Baptist University Marshall, Texas *UT-Tyler Home *LeTourneau University Longview, Texas *Sul Ross State University Home *Howard Payne University Home *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Home *Concordia University Texas Home Barclay College Haviland, Kan. *Louisiana College Pineville, La. *Hardin-Simmons University Abilene, Texas *UT-Dallas Richardson, Texas *East Texas Baptist University Home *^LeTourneau University Home *Howard Payne University Brownwood, Texas *Sul Ross State University Alpine, Texas *Concordia University Texas Austin, Texas *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, Texas *Louisiana College Home ASC Championship Tournament
*American Southwest Conference Game #University of Dallas Tip-Off Classic ^Senior Day
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