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School: Virginia State University Location: Petersburg, Virginia 23806-2096 Founded: March 6, 1882 Enrollment: Approx. 5,700 Nickname: Lady Trojans Athletics Website: www.vsu.edu Home Court/ Capacity: Daniel Gym / 3,454 School Color: Orange (PMS 165) and Blue (PMS 286) Conference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association President: Keith T. Miller Athletic Director: Peggy Davis Head Coach: James Hill Record at VSU/Years: 82-62/5 years Overall Record/Years: 82-62/ 5 years Assistant Coach: Chiante Wester Assistant Coach: Gene Thompson Graduate Assistant: Anthony Mills 2010-11 Overall Record: 19-9 CIAA Record/ Finish: 12-6/ T-1st Athletics Communication Contact: Jason Pompey Office Phone: (804) 524– 5028 Cell Phone: (646) 643-8510 Email: jpompey@vsu.edu
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ROSTER No. Name 00 Keema Blackley 2 Frances Nerius 4 Dashae Jones 5 LaMesha Deal 10 Brittany Newby-Ellis 11 Kiara Walton 12 Jasmine Steward 14 Mariame Sylla 15 Shantel Crout 20 Marquilla Evans 21 Asyji Smith 22 Quiana Kizer 23 Tiora Hackley 24 Ashley Whitaker 32 Jasmine Deloatche
Ht. Class 5-8 JR 6-1 JR 5-7 FR 5-9 JR 5-7 JR 5-11 JR 5-6 JR 6-3 SR 5-9 JR 5-7 SR 5-8 JR 6-0 JR 5-8 SR 5-10 JR 6-0 FR
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Pos. G C G F G F G C G G G/F F G G F
Hometown/Previous School Simpsonville, SC/Mercer University Poinciana, FL/Florida State CC-Jacksonville Norfolk, VA/Maury High School Norfolk, VA/North Carolina A&T University Portsmouth, VA/Louisburg CC Norfolk, VA/Saint Paul’s College Washington, DC/Saint Paul’s College Ivory Coast, W.Africa/Southwest Tennessee CC Memphis, TN/Southwest Tennessee CC Portsmouth, VA/Norfolk State Bowie, MD/Prince George CC Woodbridge, VA/Hampton Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk State Petersburg, VA/Petersburg HS Sussex, VA/Sussex Central HS
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HEAD COACH
James Hill WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH SIXTH SEASON James Hill is in his sixth season as the head coach of the Virginia State University Lady Trojan basketball team. This season Coach Hill became the first Virginia State women's coach to be named the CIAA Coach of the Year in back-to-back seasons. Taking over a VSU team which had only won four games five years ago, Hill guided the Lady Trojans to a 22-7 record and the CIAA Eastern Division crown in 2010. The Lady Trojans also made it to the semi-finals of the CIAA Tournament for the second straight year. To cap off the season, VSU made it's first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2002 and while Hill was named the CIAA Coach of the Week on three separate occasions. Hill also became the third VSU women's coach to record back-to-back 20-win seasons. Leon Bey and Bertha Cummings achieved the feat during the 1980s. Hill also became the first VSU coach to guide the Lady Trojans to a Top 20 ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Women's Basketball Poll. VSU was ranked as high as #16, the team's highest ranking ever in the national poll. The Lady Trojans, under Coach Hill's guidance, also reached as high as #3 in the Atlantic Region of the NCAA, marking the team's highest ranking ever in the regional poll. Hill's coaching philosophy, both on and off the court has blossomed into academic success for his Lady Trojans. Rhon'Neisha Taylor was named to the CIAA- All Commissioner's Academic Team for the 09-10 season. Hill also coached three other Lady Trojans that were recipients of the 2009-10 DII Academic Achievement Awards; Domminique Dunn, Tierney Rock, and Nia Thompson. Hill guided the Lady Trojans to a 21-8 record in 2008-09, becoming one of only four VSU coaches to reach the 20+ win plateau. Only Leon Bey, Bertha Cummings and Peggy Davis have reached 20 or more wins in a single season while at VSUA Division II, and only Cummings had more wins, with 23 wins in a single season. Hill was named the CIAA Coach of the Week twice in 2008-09, and the Lady Trojans reached the semi-finals of the CIAA Tournament for the first time since 2002. VSU was also ranked in the Top 50 of the USA Today/WBCA Rankings several times during 2008-09, marking the team's first appearance in the poll since the 2001-02 season. VSU was also ranked as high as sixth in the NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional Poll and won nine of their first 10 games last season, a feat that hadn't happened since the 199596 team won their first 18 games. For his efforts, Hill was named the 2009 CIAA Coach of the Year. The Lady Trojans were also given the award for the highest team grade point average in the CIAA that year. In his first season, Hill guided the Lady Trojans to a 9-20 record, including a 57-46 first-round upset of Virginia Union University in the 2007 CIAA Tournament. The win was the first for a Lady Trojan team in the tournament in four years. In his first season, Hill was named CIAA Coach of the Week twice, once after the Lady Trojans upset Fayetteville State and Elizabeth City State in back-to-back games. In 2007-08, Hill coached the Lady Trojans to an 11-18 mark, and guided VSU to the second round of the CIAA Tournament. VSU also won the John B. McLendon Team Sportsmanship Award from the CIAA. Hill is a native of Macon, Ga., where he attended Northeast High School. He played basketball for four years while at Northeast, winning the Best All-Around Player and Most Assists Award for three years. He also received the Grit Award, one of the highest athletic awards given in Georgia. Hill landed at Shaw University, where he played basketball for three years while earning his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Allied Health and Professional Recreation. He started his coaching career at Nash High School, where he was an assistant coach on the basketball and football teams. Hill moved on to Apex High School, and quickly received an assistant coaching position at his alma mater, Shaw University. During Hill’s tenure at Shaw, the Lady Bears won three consecutive CIAA championships, three Black College Championships, a South Atlantic Regional Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. Hill was also named the CIAA Assistant Coach of the Year for two straight years while Shaw obtained an overall record 105-21 during his time as assistant coach. http://www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp http://www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp
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COACHING STAFF CHIANTE WESTER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ASST. COACH SIXTH SEASON
Chiante Wester enters her sixth year coaching at Virginia State University. Chiante is a graduate of Shaw University, where she received her Bachelor's of Sciences degree in Allied Health Professional while participating in Women's Basketball from 2000-2002. While attending Shaw she received several awards such as outstanding player, Outstanding Service Award, Athletic Trainer Senior Award, Most Improved Basketball Player and an Outstanding Student Honoree at Shaw University. Upon graduation she moved on to be in charge of all youth at Garner Road YMCA where she was the Director of Youth Basketball Operations and Child Care Department. After four years of service, she left the YMCA to become the Assistant Women's Basketball Coach for Virginia State University. While serving her third year, she was one of 25 coaches chosen from 500 applicants to attend the 2008 NCAA Women's Coaches Academy. Chiante's duties as a coach are managing study hall and academic progress. She is involved with all aspects of the Lady Trojan program. She serves as Film Coordinator and handles all film exchanges. She is responsible for recruiting, scouting, academic progress, supervising all noncoaching personnel, player development and administrative duties.
GENE THOMPSON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ASST. COACH SIXTHSEASON Gene Thompson is an assistant to the Lady Trojan Basketball team as well as Men’s Tennis Coach at Virginia State University. Before coming to VSU, Coach Thompson coached Delaware with stops in Virginia and North Carolina where his high school basketball coaching record was 489 wins and 227 loses. He coached football (A state title in 1971); Track & Field (A state title in 1995); and tennis. He was name State Coach of the Year in Basketball, Tennis, and Track & Field. He was also named Conference Basketball Coach of the Year nine times. He has worked the fame Five Star Basketball Camp for over 30 years along side coaches like Hubie Brown, Rick Patino, and John Calipari. He coach Christian Lattner, Grant Hill, Monte Williams, and Vince Carter on his camp teams. The Five Star Camp is where all the great ones attend. A native of Newport News, Virginia, Thompson graduated from Carver High School and attended Compton College and graduate from Elizabeth City State University, BS. He received his Masters degree from Virginia State University. Thompson is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
ANTHONY MILLS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GRADUATE ASST. THIRD SEASON A native of Brooklyn, NY Anthony Mills graduated from Meadowbrook High School (Chesterfield, VA) and continued his education and graduated from Virginia State University with a Bachelors Degree in Teacher Education: Physical Education. Mr. Mills is currently pursuing his Masters Degree in Sports Management. Prior, Mills has coached on the community, middle school and on a highly competitive AAU level in Richmond, VA from 2002-2008. He have achieved great success by winning multiple championships on those levels and helping young athletes academically and athletically. In 2002 Anthony Mills founded and establish Richmond USA Basketball Club, a youth basketball exposure team stationed out of Richmond, VA. He parted ways with the organization to finish his education and pursue college coaching in 2008. Now Anthony Mills is a member of the Virginia State University Athletic Dept. and is a young up-and-coming coach with knowledge and intrinsic passion for the game of basketball.
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SUPPORT STAFF
JASON POMPEY SPORTS INFORMATION Jason Pompey is the Sports Information Director at Virginia State University. Pompey has three years of previous sports information duties starting out as an undergraduate workstudy student at Virginia Union University and as a graduate-assistant at Virginia State University. Pompey received his Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Virginia Union University in 2009 and his Master’s degree in Sports Management from Virginia State University in 2010. Interning for previous sports information directors such as Jim Junot at Virginia State University as well as both Tiffany D. Sykes and Tamika Duck at Virginia Union University, Pompey has worked and learned various tasks in the sports information world. With a great background, Pompey has the drive and passion to continue the trend of young successful sports information directors in the CIAA conference. In addition to becoming the prime contact for VSU Sports Information, Pompey will be responsible for web content maintenance, publication of athletic newspapers, script for game summaries, pre and post game process, composing/editing player profiles, script for game day announcements, as well as calling and faxing facts and figures to media outlets.
Dr. Rodney Gaines HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH Dr. Rodney Gaines received all three of his professional degrees from Virginia Tech: A B.S. in Business Finance in 1989, M.S. in Health and Physical Education (Exercise Science) in 1996, and a PhD in 2001 in Education, Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Health Promotion and Education Research. Dr. Gaines is the first ever strength and conditioning coach at Virginia State University, and he has many goals for the program. The mission of the Virginia State University Strength and Conditioning Program is to help athletes develop power, speed, agility, strength, flexibility, cardiovascular strength-endurance, and spiritual development. The strength and conditioning also help athletes in the areas of sport nutrition counseling, sport psychology, and spiritual wellness.
Matt Williams HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Matt Williams has been a NATABOC Certified Athletic trainer since 1995. He is entering his eighth year as the Head Athletic Trainer at Virginia State University. He is currently serving his third year as President of the CIAA Athletic Trainer's Association. Matt completed his undergraduate studies at Emory & Henry College in 1993 and attended graduate school at Radford University from 1993-95. His resume includes tenures as Head Athletic Trainer at Saint Paul's College from 19952000 and Head Athletic Trainer at Brunswick Senior High School from 2000 through 2004.
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2011-12 SEASON OUTLOOK
Virginia State University’s women basketball team will implement a new look for the 201112 season. Head women’s basketball coach, James Hill has won over 80 games entering his sixth season. In 2010-11 VSU ended the season with a 19-9 overall record, went 12-6 in CIAA conference play, and finished tied for first place in the Northern Division with a 9-3 record. VSU ran a complex, up-tempo offensive style a season ago, that led the CIAA conference in several statistical categories. The Lady Trojans led the CIAA conference in scoring margin (+12.0 ppg), field goal percentage (.403), three point field goal percentage (.333), and also in defensive rebounding (37.0 rpg). Hill will build his 2011-12 team around a more defensive philosophy. “There is no shortcuts to success, it takes hard work, commitment, sacrifice, and discipline,” says Hill. VSU’s coaching staff wants their Lady Trojans to become stronger defensively than they were last year with the departure of six seniors. The 2010-11 CIAA conference leading scorer, Rhon’Neisha Taylor averaged 17.7 ppg and was named to her second All-CIAA team. This year VSU will have a tough task of replacing her senior leadership and scoring ability. Returning for the Lady Trojans will be senior Marquilla Evans (guard,5-7), junior Quiana Kizer (forward,6-0), senior Mariame Sylla (center,6-3), and junior Ashley Whitaker (guard,5-10). Evans and Kizer will bring experience after playing ample minutes for VSU a season ago. The coaching staff expects all four Lady Trojans to have breakout seasons. Coach Hill has also redecorated his roster with a host of new faces. The Lady Trojans have several newcomers added to the mix of returners from a season ago. LaMesha Deal (forward,5-10), Shantel Crout (guard,5-9), Frances Nerius (center,6-1), Brittany Newby-Ellis (guard,5-7), Takeema Blakney (58,guard), Asysa Smith (forward,5-8), and Jasmine Stewart (guard,5-7) are all transfers looking to make an impact at “The Land of Troy”. Jasmine Deloatche (forward,5-11), Dashae Jones (guard,5-7), Briante Bond (guard,5-6) are all looking to make an impact as true freshmen added to the 2011-12 Lady Trojan basketball roster. The Lady Trojans will begin their 2011-12 CIAA Championship run at the “Conference Challenge” in Shepherdstown, WV on Nov. 12th against host Shepherd University and Kutztown University. As the Thanksgiving holiday arrives, VSU will host Mercy University, Augusta State University, and Elizabeth City State University in the 4th Annual Chik-Fil-A Classic on Nov. 25th.
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ROSTER
2011-12 NUMERICAL ROSTER No.
Name
Ht..
Cl.
Pos.
Hometown/Previous School
00
Keema Blackley
5-8
JR
G
Simpsonville, SC/Mercer University
2
Frances Nerius
6-1
JR
C
Poinciana, FL/Florida State CC-Jacksonville
4
Dashae Jones
5-7
FR
G
Norfolk, VA/Maury High School
5
LaMesha Deal
5-9
JR
F
Norfolk, VA/North Carolina A&T University
10
Brittany Newby-Ellis
5-7
JR
G
Portsmouth, VA/Louisburg CC
11
Kiara Walton
5-11
JR
F
Norfolk, VA/Saint Paul’s College
12
Jasmine Steward
5-6
JR
G
Washington, DC/Saint Paul’s College
14
Mariame Sylla
6-3
SR
C
Ivory Coast, W.Africa/Southwest Tennessee CC
15
Shantel Crout
5-9
JR
G
Memphis, TN/Southwest Tennessee CC
20
Marquilla Evans
5-7
SR
G
Porthsmouth, VA/Norfolk State
21
Asyji Smith
5-8
JR
G/F
Bowie, MD/Prince George CC
22
Quiana Kizer
6-0
JR
F
Woodbridge, VA/Hampton
23
Tiora Hackley
5-8
SR
G
Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk State
24
Ashley Whitaker
5-10
JR
G
Petersburg, VA/Petersburg HS
32
Jasmine Deloatche
6-0
FR
F
Sussex, VA/Sussex Central HS
2011-12 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No.
Name
Ht.
Cl.
Pos.
Hometown/Previous School
00
Keema Blackley
5-8
JR
G
Simpsonville, SC/Mercer University
15
Shantel Crout
5-9
JR
G
Memphis, TN/Southwest Tennessee CC
5
LaMesha Deal
5-9
JR
F
Norfolk, VA/North Carolina A&T University
32
Jasmine Deloatche
6-0
FR
F
Sussex, VA/Sussex Central HS
10
Brittany Newby-Ellis
5-7
JR
G
Portsmouth, VA/Louisburg CC
20
Marquilla Evans
5-7
SR
G
Porthsmouth, VA/Norfolk State
23
Tiora Hackley
5-8
SR
G
Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk State
4
Dashae Jones
5-7
FR
G
Norfolk, VA/Maury High School
22
Quiana Kizer
6-0
JR
F
Woodbridge, VA/Hampton
2
Frances Nerius
6-1
JR
C
Poinciana, FL/Florida State CC-Jacksonville
21
Asyji Smith
5-8
JR
G/F
Bowie, MD/Prince George CC
12
Jasmine Steward
5-6
JR
G
Washington, DC/Saint Paul’s College
14
Mariame Sylla
6-3
SR
C
Ivory Coast, W.Africa/Southwest Tennessee CC
11
Kiara Walton
5-11
JR
F
Norfolk, VA/Saint Paul’s College
24
Ashley Whitaker
5-10
JR
G
Petersburg, VA/Petersburg HS
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PLAYER PROFILES
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PLAYER PROFILES
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Marquilla Evans Senior— 5-7— G Portsmouth, VA — Norfolk State
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MARQUILLA EVANS
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TIORA HACKLEY
Tiora Hackley Senior— 5-8— G Virginia Beach, VA — Norfolk State
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QUIANA KIZER
Quiana Kizer Junior— 6-0— F Woodbridge, VA — Hampton HS
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MARIAME SYLLA
Mariame Sylla Senior— 6-3— C Ivory Coast, W. Africa — Southwest Tennessee CC
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ASHLEY WHITAKER
Ashley Whitaker Junior— 5-10— G Petersburg, VA — Petersburg HS
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NEWCOMERS
Keema Blackley Junior— 5-8— G Simpsonville, SC — Mercer University
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Blakney is a transfer from Div. I Mercer University and is very athletic and quick offensively. Defensively, she is a very aggressive defender. Blackney can also score inside and out the paint. Coaches comment that she has great speed defensively. Takeema can also play several positions offensively and guard up to four positions defensively.
Shantel Crout Junior— 5-9— G Memphis, TN — Southwest Tennessee CC
15
Crout is a transfer from Southwest Tennessee CC, where she was the second leading scorer on her team in 2010-11. She shot 40% from the field and was ranked in the top-20 in the conference in scoring steals, blocks, rebounds, assists, and FT percentage. Coaches comment that Shantel is a long, quick athletic player who can be a key contributor defensively and offensively. She also has a strong work ethic and a great attitude.
LaMesha Deal Junior— 5-9— F Norfolk, VA — North Carolina A&T University
5
Porter averaged 13.8 points and 8.3 rebounds per game to earn Honorable Mention AllSoutheastern District, starting for the Hornets of Deep Creek HS. Porter was rated as one of the top unsigned players in the Tidewater area (Under The Radar News Report). He is a physical inside-out player; excellent footwork in the post and finishes well inside; relentless rebounder, defender and competitor.
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NEWCOMERS
Jasmine Deloatche Freshman— 6-0— F Sussex, VA — Sussex Central HS
32
Deloatche averaged 14.0 points, 8.3 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 3.0 steals, and 2 blocks per game as a senior at Sussex Central High School. She was named to the first team All-District, second team All-Regional, and participated in the 2011 Virginia All-Star game. Coaches comment that Deloatche is an outstanding rebounder and good defender. She also is versatile enough to face the basket and can also step out to knock down the mid-range shot. Jasmine has the potential to play inside and out. She is a very coachable player that will work hard on and off the court. “She will help our program with her defensive presence and with her belief to be a strong rebounder over the next four years,’ comments VSU’s coaching staff.
Brittany Newby-Ellis Junior— 5-7— G Portsmouth, VA — Louisburg CC
10
Newby-Ellis is a transfer from Louisburg CC, where as a freshmen she averaged 5.3 points and was second on her team in assists with 2.8. Brittany attended Woodrow Wilson HS where she finished her career scoring 915 points and led her team in assists her last three seasons with 5.8. She was named Defensive Player of the Year her last two seasons and was instrumental in her team achieving two regular season championships, three District Tournament Championships, and four regional appearances ending her career with a record of 81-23. Coaches comment that Brittany is a true point guard with great knowledge of the game. She has strong fundamental principles with her game; that could help immediately in the backcourt for our women’s program.
Dashae Jones Freshman— 5-7— G Norfolk, VA — Maury HS
4
Jones attended Maury High School where she earned her reputation as a defensive standout and was listed as the top-25 players in the state of Virginia. She was named Offensive Player of the Year as a senior averaging 19.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 6.0 assists. Jones earned first team All-Eastern District, second team All-Tidewater honors, and earned a spot in the Virginia All-Star game. Jones was also heavily recruited by JMU, Radford, and East Carolina. Coaches comment that Jones is a quick, intelligent player who could see significant playing time as a true freshmen for VSU.
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NEWCOMERS
Frances Nerius Junior— 6-1— C Poinciana, FL — Florida State CC– Jacksonville
2
Nerius is a transfer from Florida State CC-Jacksonville. She received the award for Most Improved Player during the 2009-10 season. Coaches comment that Nerius is a tough, hard-nosed player that will bring a lot of versatility and depth to our interior game.
Asyjia Smith Junior— 5-8— G/F Bowie, MD — Prince George CC
21
Smith transfers to Virginia State University from Prince George CC where she played two seasons earning first team NJCAA All-American honors in both season. As a freshman, Smith led the Owls and was 2nd in the Nation in scoring at 24.3 points per game. She repeated that exact same accomplishments her sophomore year averaging 22.8 points per game. In addition, Smith average 8.1 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game in her career at PGCC with a career best of 41 points, 16 rebounds, and 7 steals in a game. season.
Jasmine Stewart Junior— 5-6— G Washington, DC — Saint Paul’s College
12
Stewart comes to Virginia State University from St. Paul’s College where she was second on her team in scoring, averaging 10 points per game. Stewart is a guard that has great quickness and speed. She can play both guard positions even though she prefers the shooting guard spot.
Kiara Walton Junior— 5-11— F Norfolk, VA — Saint Paul’s College
11
Walton is a transfer from St. Paul’s College where she averaged 7.2 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 1.1 assists which was third on her team. She is also athletic, very versatile player that can play different positions. Coaches comment that she will bring experience and knowledge of the game to the Lady Trojan program.
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COMBINED TEAM STATISTICS
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2010-11 CATEGORY LEADERS
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2010-11 TEAM HIGHS
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2010-11 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
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2010-11 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
2011-12 LADY TROJANS INDIVIDUAL CAREER Points: 2,254, Kammy Brown, 1986-90 Rebounds: 933, Doris Moncrief, 1994-1998 Assists: 330, Erica Glasper, 2002-2006 Blocks: 119, Felicia Gibbs, 2003-06 Steals: 397, Doris Moncrief, 1994-98 Field Goals: 887, Kammy Brown, 1986-90 3-Point Field Goals: 267, Jackie Carter, 1990-94 Free Throws: 478, Doris Moncrief, 1994-98 SEASON Points: 656, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 Average: 27.3, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 Rebounds: 327, Erica Taylor, 1992-93 Assists: 163, Ronmia Bess, 2001-02 Blocks: 58, Felicia Gibbs, 2005-06 Field Goals: 241, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 Free Throws: 158, Doris Moncrief, 1997-98
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME RECORDS TEAM SEASON Most Wins 25 1989-90 (25-3) Most Points: 2,307 1989-90 Best won-loss percentage .892 1989-90 (25 wins, 3 losses) Most Consecutive Wins: 10 2001-02 Fewest Losses 3 1989-90 GAME Most Points Scored: 121 vs. Elizabeth City State (1/18/92) Fewest Points Scored: 30 vs. Old Dominion (11/20/81) Most Points Allowed: 119 by Hampton (1976) Fewest Points Allowed: 8 by Hampton (2/12/75) Largest Margin of Victory: 80 points (104-24 vs. Columbia Union, 1/5/99) Largest Margin of Defeat: 53 points (105-52 vs. Shaw, 1/18/05)
GAME Points: 41, Kammy Brown vs. Elizabeth City State, (1/20/90) Rebounds: 26, Erica Taylor vs. Longwood (2/11/93) Assists: 19, Adrian Elliott vs. Hampton (2/20/90) Field Goals: 16, Kammy Brown vs. Christopher Newport (1/6/90) 3-Point Field Goals: 11, Jackie Carter vs. Saint Paul’s (1/23/94) Steals: 14, Anita Pettiford vs. Columbia Union (11/15/98)
Kammy Brown Associated Press First-Team All-American (1989-90) All-Time VSU Leading Scorer
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2011-12 LADY TROJANS Date Opponent Nov. 12 Kutztown University Nov. 13 Shepherd University Nov. 16 Mount Olive College Nov. 19 Belmont Abbey College Nov. 23 Bluefield State University Nov. 25 Mercy University Nov. 26 Augusta State University Nov. 29 Shippensburg University Dec. 11 Washington Adventist University Dec. 16 Cheyney University Dec. 19 Shepherd University Jan. 2 Salem International University Jan. 5 Winston-Salem State University Jan. 7 Shaw University Jan. 9 St. Augustine’s College Jan. 12 Livingstone College Jan. 24 Johnson C. Smith University Jan. 26 Virginia Union University Jan. 28 Elizabeth City State University Jan. 30 Bowie State University Feb. 2 Lincoln University Feb. 4 Chowan University Feb. 9 Fayetteville State University Feb. 11 Virginia Union University Feb. 13 Elizabeth City State University Feb. 18 Bowie State University Feb. 20 Lincoln University Feb. 23 Chowan University **Home Games**
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2011-12 SCHEDULE Location Shepherdstown, WV Shepherdstown, WV Mt. Olive, NC Belmont, NC Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Shippensburg, PA Ettrick, VA Cheyney, PA Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Winston Salem, NC Raleigh, NC Raleigh, NC Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Richmond, VA Elizabeth City, NC Ettrick, VA Lincoln, PA Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Ettrick, VA Bowie, MD Ettrick, VA Murfreesboro, NC
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