2009-10 charlotte 49ers women's basketball media guide

2009 Atlantic 10 Champions 1

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49ers Quick Facts

7The 2009-10 Team

33The CoachingStaff

412008-09In Review

4549ersRecords

63The 2009-10Opponents

73The Program

The Program2009-10 Schedule ............................................1Media Information ..........................................2Halton Arena ...................................................3 Q&A With Coach Karen Aston ....................4-52009-10 Roster ................................................6

The PlayersErin Floyd ....................................................8-9Jabrenta Hubbard .....................................10-11Aysha Jones ..............................................12-13Ashley Spriggs .........................................14-15Kelsey McAdoo .......................................16-17Shannon McCallum .................................18-19Rachelle Coward ......................................20-21Nicole Hargraves......................................22-23Katie Meador ...........................................24-25Kendria Holmes ............................................26Epiphany Woodson .......................................27Amanda Dowe ..............................................28Jaquaria Forney .............................................29Jennifer Hailey ..............................................30Jessica Johnson .............................................3149ers By Class...............................................32

The Coaching StaffHead Coach Karen Aston .........................34-35Assistant Coach Angela Ortega ....................36Assistant Coach Ken Griffin .........................37Assistant Coach Krystion Obie Nelson .........38Director of Operations Sabrina Gregory .......39Support Staff .................................................40Summer Camp ..............................................40

The 2008-09 Season In ReviewSeason Review ..............................................422008-09 Statistics .....................................43-44

The RecordsIndividual Awards .........................................461,000-Point Scorers ..................................47-48100 Assists Seasons.......................................48Team Records ................................................49Single-Game Records ..............................50-51Freshman Records .........................................52Season Records ........................................52-53Career Records .........................................54-55Postseason Teams .....................................56-57Letterwinners ................................................57All-Time Coaches’ Records ..........................58Year-by-Year Results ...............................58-62All-Time Series Results ................................62

The OpponentsNon-Conference Foes ..............................64-67 Atlantic 10 Foes .......................................68-71All-Time Attendance Records .......................71vs. 2009-10 Schedule ....................................72

The UniversityThe University .........................................74-7549ers Athletics ..........................................76-77The City of Charlotte ....................................78Athletic Facilities ..........................................79Atlantic 10 Conference .................................80Strength and Conditioning ............................81Sports Medicine ............................................81Academic Services ........................................82Charlotte 49ers Football ................................82Chancellor Philip L. Dubois .........................83Athletics Director Judy Rose ........................83

Location ........................................................Charlotte, N.C.Enrollment ................................................................. 22,338Colors ......................................................... Green and WhiteArena ................................................... Halton Arena (9,105)Conference .......................................................... Atlantic 10Affiliation .................................................. NCAA Division IChancellor .............................................Dr. Philip L. DuboisDirector of Athletics .............................................Judy RoseSenior Women’s Admininstrator ............. Kim WhitestoneAthletics’ Phone ........................................... (704) 687-4937Ticket Office................................................. (704) 687-4949Website .......................................... www.charlotte49ers.comHalton Arena Press Row ............................. (704) 687-4999

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach ...................................... Karen AstonAlma Mater .............. Arkansas-Little Rock, 1987Record at Charlotte ....................41-23 (2 years)Career Record .............................................SameAssistant Coach .................................Ken GriffinAssistant Coach ................ Krystion Obie NelsonAssistant Coach ............................Angela OrtegaDir. BBall Operations ...............Sabrina GregoryAdmin. Assistant ......................... Hudson JacobsAthletic Trainer ..............................Alda BurstonAcademic Advisor ..............................Lisa Hibbs

Team Information2008-09 Record ........... 23-9 (A-10 Champs)2008-09 A-10 Record ............... 11-3 (T-2nd)2009 Postseason ................................ NCAA Starters Returning/Lost ......................... 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .............. 9/3

Athletic Media RelationsWBB Contact: .......................Brent StastnyOffice Phone: ......................(704) 687-6313Cell Phone: ..........................(980) 253-4946Fax: ......................................(704) 687-4918Email: .......................... [email protected]

2009-10 ScheduleNOVEMBERFri. 13 at East Carolina 8:00 Mon. 16 SOUTH CAROLINA 7:00Fri. 20 at Appalachian State 7:00 Mon. 23 at Duke 7:00Thu.-Fr. 26-27 at Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas) Thur. 26 vs. South Dakota State 12:00 Fri. 27 Virginia/Indiana 5:45/8:00

DECEMBER Wed. 2 PRESBYTERIAN (DH with MBB) 5:30Sat. 5 UNC ASHEVILLE 2:00 Tues. 8 WESTERN CAROLINA (DH with MBB) 5:30 Sat. 12 SOUTHERN MISS (DH with MBB) 1:00 Sun. 20 at Notre Dame 1:00 Tu.-We. 29-30 at Hilton Garden Classic (Blacksburg, VA)Tues. 29 vs. Central Connecticut State 5:00Wed. 30 Virginia Tech/New Jersey Tech 5:00/7:00

JANUARYMon. 4 CLEMSON (Education Day) 12:00 Sat. 9 at Duquesne* 2:00 Wed. 13 LA SALLE* 7:00 Sat. 16 at George Washington* 2:00 Wed. 20 at Fordham* 12:00 Sat. 23 SAINT JOSEPH’S* (CBS C) 4:00 Tues. 26 RICHMOND* (CBS C) 9:00 Sat. 30 SAINT LOUIS* 7:00

FEBRUARYWed. 3 at Dayton* 11:00 Sat. 6 RHODE ISLAND* 7:00 Wed. 10 ST. BONAVENTURE* (WBCA Pink Zone) 7:00 Sat. 13 at Temple* 1:00 Thur. 18 at Saint Louis* 8:00 Wed. 24 at Xavier* 7:00 Sun. 28 MASSACHUSETTS* (Senior Day) 2:00

MARCHFr.-Mo. 5-8 at Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament (The Show Place Arena, Upper Marlboro, Md.) *- Atlantic 10 Conference game; Home games in CAPS and bold;

All times are Eastern.

CHARLOTTE 49ERS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2009-10 Charlotte 49ers Women’s Basketball2

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Charlotte 49ersMedia Outlets

NEWSPAPERSCharlotte ObserverMike Persinger; Harry Pickett; Jim Utter Office: (704) 358-5125 Fax: (704) 358-5110The Daily IndependentDonnie Biggers, Steve Winzenread Office: (704) 782-3155 Fax: (704) 786-0645Gaston Gazette Office: (704) 864-3291 Fax: (704) 867-6988Monroe-Enquirer Journal Office: (704) 289-1541 Fax: (704) 289-2929University Times (Tues.-Thurs.) Office: (704) 687-2324Associated Press Office: (704) 334-4624 Fax: (919) 834-1078

TELEVISIONWBTV (CBS)Delano Little; Danielle Trotta Office: (704) 374-3711 Fax: (704) 374-3818WCCB (FOX)Bruce Snyder; Kelli Bartik Office: (704) 632-7554 Fax: (704) 358-4841WCNC (NBC)Greg Bailey; Ira Cronin Office: (704) 329-3667 Fax: (704) 329-4975WSOC (ABC)Tiffany Wright: Bill Voth Office: (704) 335-4746 Fax: (704) 335-4736News 14 CarolinaMike Solarte: Tim Baier Office: (704) 973-5792 Fax: (704) 731-2760

Covering a GameMembers of the media and photographers who wish to cover a Charlotte 49ers women’s basketball game at Halton Arena should contact Brent Stastny in the Charlotte Media Relations Office at (704) 687-6313 to arrange credentials. Statistics and game preview information will be made available to the media prior to each game on the Halton Arena press row table. Postgame interviews will be held approximately 10 minutes after the game in front of the 49ers locker room. Please notify a member of the media relations staff of any interview requests during or immediately after the game. Access to work space and telephones will be made upon request. A member of the media relations staff will carry out any fax requests you may have.

RadioPhone lines will be available for visiting radio. Visiting radio personnel should contact the media relations office regarding the availability of phone lines in Halton Arena.

InterviewsAll interviews with Head Coach Karen Aston and 49ers players should be arranged through the media relations office. At least one day of advance notice would be appreciated, but we will make every effort to accommodate requests the same day. No interviews will be scheduled on game days. Audio and Video on Charlotte49ers.comAll games (home and away) will be broadcasted (audio) on the Niner Network. AJ Mead returns for his fourth season as the voice of 49ers women’s basketball program. In addition, live video streaming will be available for home games. Catch Panning For Gold, the 49ers new weekly sports show on Charlotte49ers.com, there is a new webisode every Thursday. Also starting in early November until the season is over, the Karen Aston weekly coaches show will appear on the Niner Network. Additional interviews, clips, features, news, notes and live in-game stats for all home games are all available at www.Charlotte49ers.com.

The 49ers InsiderGo inside Charlotte 49ers Athletics as the Niners TV Show hits the airwaves. Catch features on all Charlotte 49ers athletic teams. The show airs locally on Time-Warner Cable Channel 22 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 12:30 and 7:30 pm. You can watch The 49ers Insider on the internet by clicking on The 49ers Insider link at www.Charlotte49ers.com.

Directions To the UniversityFrom Charlotte-Douglas Airport:Leave terminal on Airport Freeway Road, go straight through traffic light. Get in left lane to exit for Billy Graham Parkway North to I-85. Stay in right lane on Billy Graham Parkway through two traffic lights. Immediately under second light, turn onto I-85N toward Concord. Go 11.2 miles to Exit 45A (Harris Boulevard East). Go one mile to UNC Charlotte/Highway 49 exit. At stop light, turn left on Highway 49. The entrance to Charlotte is one mile on the left (2nd stop light).

From Interstate 85:Follow I-85 to Exit 45. Take the Harris Boulevard East exit. Go one mile to UNC Charlotte/Highway 49 exit. At stop light, turn left on Highway 49. The entrance to Charlotte is one mile on the left (2nd stop light).

From Interstate 77:Follow I-77 to Exit 18. Take exit 18 (W.T. Harris Boulevard). Turn onto Harris Boulevard going East. Go seven 7 miles to UNC Charlotte/Highway 49 exit. At stop light, turn left on Highway 49. The entrance to Charlotte is one mile on the left (2nd stop light).

The 2009-10 Charlotte 49ers Women’s Basketball Media Guide has been prepared by the Charlotte Athletics Media Relations Office and was edited by Brent Stastny with assistance from Richard Finlan, Hudson Jacobs, Lauren Johnson, Patrick McCoy, Ryan Rose, and Tom Whitestone. Photos by Wade Bruton, Stan Cochrane, Sam Roberts and William Glassgow of WG Sports Photos. WBCA, the term Pink Zone™ and the WBCA Pink Zone™ logo are trademarks of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. Layout and Design of covers by Quattro Graphics, LLC., Plano, Texas, www.quattrographics.net, [email protected]. Printed by Reynolds & Reynolds Printing Company, Inc. Paper donated by George Thornton and Case Paper Company.

MEDIA INFORMATION


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The 2009-10 season marks the fourteenth year of on-campus basketball at Halton Arena. Over the last eight seasons, the 49ers have a 90-21 record at Halton Arena and have advanced to the postseason seven times including two NCAA Tournament appearance. The 49ers captured the 2009 A-10 Tournament Championship in Halton Arena, March 9, which was the program’s first conference tournament title. The decided home-court advantage is in large part due to the atmosphere within the arena. Last season, the 49ers averaged 1,087 fans a game, In 2008, a program record 4,525 people at the La Salle game, January 30. The $26 million James H. Barnhardt Student Activity Center and 9,105-seat Dale F. Halton Basketball Arena opened Dec. 2, 1996. A 30,000 square-foot addition, the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics and Academic Training Center was completed in 2003 and includes a dedicated weight room, practice gym, video center and academic center for 49ers student-athletes. The new addition also includes offices for men’s and wom-

en’s basketball and volleyball. A $450,000 video scoreboard was installed in Hal-ton Arena, Janu-ary, 2006. LED ProTables were installed on both the scorers and press tables, September, 2008. With a dedicated hardwood floor, strictly for 49ers’ men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball, spacious varsity locker rooms, a 7,000-square foot game room, a three-lane jogging track, four hard-

wood auxiliary gym floors, a series of hospitality suites, an expansive weight room, rock-climbing wall and aerobics center, students enjoy surroundings unmatched. Included in the Barnhardt Center is a concession

area managed by Chartwells. Among other events, Halton Arena plays host to high school men’s and wom-en’s basketball and volleyball championships, concer ts and graduation cer-emonies.

The video scoreboard in Halton Arena.

The 49ers’ locker room is located on the ground level of the SAC, which affords the team easy access to the court.

The lockers of seniors Erin Floyd and Aysha Jones in the 49ers locker room. Every player has a locker similar to Floyd’s and Jones’ in the locker room.

The 49ers honor the former 49ers standouts that played professionally with pictures in the locker room. Alicia Abernathy, Markita Aldridge, Pam Brown, Danielle Burgin, Sakellie Dan-iels, Jameka Jones and Monica League played professional basketball after their collegiate careers at Charlotte were over.

The 49ers Locker Room

Over the past eight seasons, the 49ers have gone on 22 and 20 game home winning streaks. Last March, the 49ers captured the 2009 Atlantic 10 Tournament title in Halton Arena. The 49ers have also hosted several WNIT games in Halton Arena.

The 49ers are able to practice in Halton Arena as well as the Charles Hayward Memorial Practice Gym in the Miltimore-Wallis Athletic and Academic Center.

HALTON ARENA

The LED ProTables that are on both the press and scorers tables sides of the court.


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The Charlotte 49ers Athletics Media Relations Department sat down with third-year Head Coach Karen Aston to get her thoughts on the upcoming season and several other topics. Aston guided the 49ers to the program’s first-ever conference tournament title after Charlotte captured the Atlantic 10 Tournament title last season. Charlotte won 23 games en route to a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

What did last year’s Atlantic 10 Tournament title, NCAA Tournament appearance and a 23-win season mean to you personally as well as the program? As far as the program is concerned I feel it was an enormous step. Charlotte 49ers women’s basketball had been in great hands when I arrived here, but that was a step that needed to be taken. The players really set some high goals last year. I think that everybody understood that you can only talk about going to the NCAA Tournament so much before it becomes just talk. Winning the A-10 Tournament and going to the NCAA Tournament was validation for the program in terms of moving forward. It was a great satisfaction for me personally, because the players really talked about specific and attainable goals. The team understood there were steps throughout the year that needed to be taken to achieve their final goals. It was fun to watch them take those steps little by little. You could see their confidence growing and the team’s chemistry was tremendous which made it fun. It was very memorable for all of us that were a part of the journey.

Last year’s seniors were three-time All-Atlantic 10 selection center Danielle Burgin and the program’s career leader in three-pointers, shooting guard Traci Ray. What did Burgin and Ray mean to you as well as to the 49ers women’s basketball program? Last year’s junior and senior classes will always be very special to me. This was my first head coaching job and those players had been through a lot by having two coaching changes in their careers and their commitment to me as their coach and our staff was tremendous. Danielle and Traci said that we are going to have a great senior year and leave a mark on the program and I think that’s what they did. They were leaders who brought different things to the table, but the combination of the two was really good. They were humble everyday which is the best thing I can say about them. The way they lived every day on and off the court was something to be respected and we miss them.

Any changes to your approach as you enter your third season at Charlotte? I think that is the one thing that you learn quickly as a coach is that every year is different. Our first year obviously I thought that we had to establish as a staff how things were going to be run here at Charlotte. I think with that first year under our belt we all became more comfortable. Last year, we had some older players that understood what the expectations were and knew what every day was going to be like. It was very different in terms of our approach every day with the group. As you graduate two players and you bring in new ones, all of a sudden this year seems dramatically different. The one thing that I understand about coaching is that it is all about chemistry and how the players approach every day. It will take some time to figure out what this team’s personality is going to be but I am excited about the potential.

Juniors Kendria Holmes and Epiphany Woodson and freshman Jaquaria Forney all are from the City of Charlotte. What does it mean to have three players on the roster from the Charlotte area? It shows that Charlotteans feel that our University is a great choice for them. Playing for the 49ers is a choice that allows them to play closer to home and have their families watch them play. I think the missing piece has been for Charlotte area high school players to feel secure in the fact that they will be able to play at a high level of basketball, on top of getting a great education. I think that it is a tribute to our players that are in the program now and were in the past. I’m thrilled that Kendria, Epiphany and Jaquaria saw the vision that all of us have, and they want to come back here and represent the city and this University. What does the program need to do to take that next step forward which is advancing in the NCAA Tournament? At the beginning of every season you have goals of taking steps forward. Last year winning the A-10 Tournament and making the NCAA Tournament was obviously a huge step. I’m not so sure that you don’t have to spend a couple of years just getting to NCAA Tournament before you can advance. Obviously we would love to just jump to the Sweet Sixteen, but I feel it is definitely a process with the players and the coaches. I think the next step in the long-term vision is that going to NCAA Tournament has to become a regular occurrence. We have to get to the NCAA Tournament two or three years in a row and then all of a sudden you can stop being amazed by being there and start thinking about winning. So again, we are striving for consistency.

What are the team’s goals for the season? Each season is unique with different goals. Our first goal is to develop the chemistry that I saw in our team last year. That is a challenge and will always be, because each year the players are different and they bring along new challenges. I think we have been fortunate here that our whole coaching staff has remained intact. You have consistency in what you’re doing when your staff remains together and we have been extremely blessed to have all been here together for three years. Everybody’s goal is to win a conference championship and go to the NCAA Tournament, but we also have academic goals. I was really proud of our team last year. We had a 3.0 GPA as a team and that is a goal that we will always have as a team. Of course we want to finish in the top three in the A-10, make the NCAA’s, etc. But, I also think we need to take a step up in our non-conference schedule. If I had a specific goal it would be to continue to challenge ourselves against Top-25 programs and win some of those games. The conference has established itself nationally, and non-conference success makes a big difference.

What about strength of the Atlantic 10 conference which had eight postseason teams including three NCAA Tournament teams last season? I think we should have had four teams in the tournament last year, and the leagues’ performance in the NIT was a reflection of that. I am proud to be in the conference, and I believe that the best is yet to come for the A-10!

THOUGHTS FROM COACH KAREN ASTON


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THOUGHTS FROM COACH KAREN ASTON

What are your overall thoughts on the 2009-10 schedule which features 13 teams that reached postseason play last season? I thought the first year I was here that our non-conference schedule was tough. However, I believe that we put together a schedule that could be the toughest so far. Part of that stems from the draw that we got in the Bahamas tournament which made our schedule very tough. Opening up on the road at East Carolina is never easy. Then, we play South Carolina at home and Duke on the road in the first ten days which will obviously be good for our team. We are going to have to take it one game at a time. Playing these teams will make us better and prepare us for A-10 play. Every step we take in the non-conference schedule helps our RPI and helps in gaining respect. Conference-wise I believe that every night has become a challenge. The biggest change since we entered the league is that the so-called “bottom half” has become tougher and no one can be taken lightly. It becomes a challenge, but one that I think we all welcome.

The 2010 Atlantic 10 Tournament will be played at the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. What are your thoughts on a neutral site for the A-10 Tournament? Well, if we can’t have it in Charlotte, this is the next best thing…HA! It was huge plus for our team to play the A-10 Tournament at home last year. However, it is a step in the right direction for our conference and the league coaches wanted that challenge. I think the players will like it because it will be a new site for them, and it’s neutral, but more than anything we want it to be a great student-athlete experience, which is what this is all about. What are your thoughts on the senior class (Erin Floyd, Jabrenta Hubbard, Aysha Jones and Ashley Spriggs)? The seniors are special people to me personally, first and foremost. I have a great deal of respect and love for this class. They were on that bubble here in my first year, where they could have chosen to go somewhere else and play because I wasn’t who they came to play for. They stuck it out with a great deal of pride and patience. They are a workhorse group and you won’t find four players with better work ethic, better morals and everything about them speaks of class. It’s hard to talk about each one of them individually because to me, they are a group. I admire the way they carry themselves and their commitment to being the best that they could be during their time spent at Charlotte. What are your thoughts on the juniors (Kelsey McAdoo, Shannon McCallum and Kendria Holmes)? First of all, Kelsey came in with the senior class, but she redshirted so she is a veteran as far as understanding how things work in the program. I have a great deal of respect for her fortitude because she has had several complications due to her high school injuries and has pressed on through it all. We need her to contribute to the team this year. We obviously will have a size disadvantage on most nights and she can really help us in that area. Kendria and Shannon are very talented and I think everybody saw what Shannon was capable of toward the end of last year. I think she began to change her approach in practice and in games. I have had the privilege of coaching some talented players and Shannon is right up there at the top with any of them. I am anxious to see Kendria in a game because she had been on the floor last year but it was just in practice. It should be fun to see how she takes the reins at the point guard position this year. She is a terrific passer and sees the floor unbelievably well. She will add a different dimension to our team because of her passing and creating ability.

What are your thoughts on the sophomore class (Rachelle Coward, Nicole Hargraves and Katie Meador)? This class obviously did not get a lot of playing time last year due to our veteran team. I have seen them mature from last year. They stayed here this summer and put in a lot of work in the gym. We need them to contribute this season. Nicole is expected to help us in the paint. I think that Katie really has matured a lot and hopefully will be able to contribute at the point guard position. Rachelle has the ability to stretch the defense because she can really shoot the basketball. She has gotten stronger and is in better shape. I expect this group to play a bigger role this year.

What are your thoughts on the newcomers (Epiphany Woodson, Amanda Dowe, Jaquaria Forney, Jennifer Hailey, Jessica Johnson)? First of all let me touch on Epiphany, who transferred here from the University of Miami. Epiphany is a Charlotte native and I couldn’t be more excited about her in a lot of ways. She came from a traditional high school power in Providence Day. She won a lot of basketball games there and is well known here in the community. I’m looking forward to seeing her grow as a basketball player. She is one of those players that saw a vision of what we are trying to do here and I am excited that she decided to come home and contribute to our program. As far as the freshmen are concerned I think the sky is the limit with this group. They are an extremely athletic group and all have different qualities they bring to the table. You will see that they have athleticism, length and quickness. Jaquaria Forney is another Charlotte native that chose to come here that committed early to us and never looked back. She had a lot of opportunities to go elsewhere, but she decided on Charlotte. She will be an early contributor at the guard position. She is an excellent defender and has the ability to create her own shot. Amanda and Jennifer are two players that will be thrown into the fire quickly. They both have a high-level of athletic ability in the paint but they will have some growing pains. I’m expecting tons from those two, but we all will have to be patient as they grow. As far as Jessica Johnson is concerned she is an unknown in regards to rankings because she is recovering from an injury during her junior year of high school. She has a tremendous upside because she is a great athlete. JJ actually jumped in the state track meet last year! All four of these players are long, athletic and fit great in our up-tempo system. Again, I repeat, the sky is the limit with this class!

What are fans going to expect to see when they watch us this year? We have a lot of new players on the team. If I had to guess, we are going to be a lot thinner across the board! When you see the freshmen you are going to want to feed them. Our up-tempo style of play will continue, however, my question is how frenetic the pace is going to have to be with this team and that depends upon the play of the guards. The difference may be in the way we play defensively. I believe we will press more, continue to run, and probably rebound by committee. Our success will be determined on the defensive end when it is all said and done.


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2009-10 Charlotte 49ers Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Last School) 1 Jabrenta Hubbard Sr. G 5-6 Las Vegas, Nev. (Northern Colorado University) 3 Kendria Holmes Jr. G 5-5 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence College) 4 Amanda Dowe Fr. F 6-4 Tabor City, N.C. (South Columbus H.S.) 5 Shannon McCallum Jr. G 5-10 Whiteville, N.C. (Patterson School) 10 Erin Floyd Sr. F 6-0 Sicklerville, N.J. (Timber Creek H.S.) 15 Nicole Hargraves So. F 6-2 Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley H.S.) 20 Ashley Spriggs Sr. F 6-0 Mitchellville, Md. (Bishop McNamara H.S.) 22 Aysha Jones Sr. G 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Oakland Catholic H.S.) 23 Jaquaria Forney Fr. G 5-9 Charlotte, N.C. (Butler H.S) 24 Katie Meador So. G 5-10 Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls H.S.) 25 Jessica Johnson Fr. G 6-0 Durham, N.C. (Northern Durham H.S.) 30 Jennifer Hailey Fr. F 6-3 Marshville, N.C. (Forest Hills H.S.) 32 Epiphany Woodson* Jr. G 5-8 Charlotte, N.C. (University of Miami) 34 Kelsey McAdoo R-Jr. F 6-3 Norfolk, Va. (Maury H.S.) 44 Rachelle Coward So. G/F 6-0 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada (Oak Hill Academy) Head Coach: Karen Aston (Arkansas-Little Rock, 1987) Third SeasonAssistant Coaches: Ken Griffin, Krystion Obie Nelson, Angela Ortega Director of Basketball Operations: Sabrina Gregory * - Woodson will sit out the 2009-10 season per NCAA rules after transferring from the University of Miami

#1 Jabrenta Hubbard

Senior GuardLas Vegas, Nev.

THE 49ERS ROSTER

#3Kendria Holmes

Junior GuardCharlotte, N.C.

#4Amanda

DoweFreshman Forward

Tabor City, N.C.

#5Shannon

McCallumJunior Guard

Whiteville, N.C.

#10Erin

FloydSenior ForwardSicklerville, N.J.

#15Nicole

HargravesSophomore ForwardGreensboro, N.C.

#20Ashley Spriggs

Senior ForwardMitchellville, Md.

#22AyshaJones

Senior GuardPittsburgh, Pa.

#23JaquariaForney

Freshman GuardCharlotte, N.C.

#24Katie

MeadorSophomore GuardMarble Falls, Texas

#25Jessica

Johnson Freshman Guard

Durham, N.C.

#30JenniferHailey

Freshman ForwardMarshville, N.C.

#32EpiphanyWoodson

Junior GuardCharlotte, N.C.

#34Kelsey

McAdooJunior Forward

Norfolk, Va.

#44 RachelleCoward

Sophomore GuardNova Scotia, Canada

Karen Aston

Head Coach

AngelaOrtega

Assistant Coach

KenGriffin

Assistant Coach

KrystionObie Nelson

Assistant Coach

SabrinaGregoryDirector

of Operations

THE 49ERS FAMILY

HEAD COACH KAREN ASTON

JABRENTA HUBBARD

The PlayersErin Floyd ............................................ 8-9Jabrenta Hubbard .......................... 10-11Aysha Jones ...................................... 12-13Ashley Spriggs ................................. 14-15Kelsey McAdoo ................................ 16-17Shannon McCallum ........................ 18-19Rachelle Coward ............................. 20-21Nicole Hargraves ............................. 22-23Katie Meador ................................... 24-25Kendria Holmes ....................................26Epiphany Woodson ...............................27Amanda Dowe .......................................28Jaquaria Forney ....................................29Jennifer Hailey ......................................30Jessica Johnson......................................3149ers By Class ........................................32

AYSHA JONES

ASSISTANT COACH ANGELA ORTEGA

ERIN FLOYD

JABRENTA HUBBARD

ASHLEY

SPRIGGS

RACHELLE

COWARDKELSEY

MCADOOJAQUARIA

FORNEY

NICOLE

HARGRAVES

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS SABRINA GREGORY

JENNIFER HAILEY

KENDRIA HOLMES

AMANDA

DOWE

ASSISTANT COACH KRYSTION OBIE NELSON

JESSICA

JOHNSON

ASSISTANT COACH KEN GRIFFIN

EPIPHANY

WOODSON

KATIE MEADOR

SHANNON

MCCALLUM

KENDRIA HOLMES

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RS #10 Erin Floyd

6-0 • Forward • Sr. • Sicklerville, N.J. • Timber Creek

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Junior Year (2008-09): Started all but two of Charlotte’s games over the past two sea-sons...Scored in double-figures 18 times and averaged a career-high 9.8 points per game...Shot a career-high nine free throws against

Fordham...Ranked among the A-10 leaders in field goal percentage at 48.4%...Recorded her first double-double of the season and the third of her career with 11 points and a career-high 13 rebounds at Clemson...Recorded her second double-double of the season and the fourth of her career with 12 points and 11 rebounds to go along with a career-high five assists at Massachusetts...Recorded her third double-double of the season and the fifth of her career with 11 points and 10 rebounds at La Salle...Connected on at least four field goals 18 times...Grabbed at least five rebounds in 14 games...Scored a season-high 16 points four times...Tied her career-high when she connected on six free throws against UAB was a perfect 6-for-6 from the line in that game...Scored a game-high 16 points on an economical 7-for-10 shooting from the field against Charleston Southern...Played a career-high 41 minutes at La Salle. Sophomore Year (2007-08): Finished fourth on the team in scoring (8.7 ppg) and second in rebounding (4.8 rpg)...Scored a career-high 20 points on her 20th birthday in the 49ers victory over Saint Joseph’s (February 12)...Scored 16 points including six free throws made (which all came in the final minute) on eight free throw attempts in the 49ers victory over Richmond...Recorded her first career double-double with a then career-high 19 points and a then career-high 10 rebounds against Arizona in the WBCA Classic...In the Arizona game, she scored the game-tying basket at the buzzer to send the game into overtime...Played one of the best games of her career with 18 points on 9-for-12 shooting to go along with six rebounds and two assists against La Salle...Tallied her second career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds at Arkansas State...Knocked down her second career three-point field goal and her first of the season against Clemson...Had ten games with at least six rebounds including two 10-rebound performances...Had a solid performance with 10 points, nine rebounds at Dayton... Knocked down her third career three-point field goal on the way to a team game- high 14 points at George Washington.Freshman Year (2006-07): Saw action in all 32 games includ-ing double-figure minutes in 27 of those games...Start-ed nine games...R e c o r d e d her first c a r e e r double-f i g u r e scoring game with 11 points against Ford-ham... Scored at least two points in 25 games with eight points agains Charles-ton Southern, Duquesne a n d R h o d e I s l a n d . . .Scored eight points and recorded four steals against Duquesne...Had one of her best games of the season with six points and four rebounds at Clemson ...Fol-lowed that performance up with another solid one with six points and six rebounds vs. Winthrop...Her first career three-pointer came during the 49ers first-half

run as they overcame a 20-point deficit in their victory over Xavier...Solid effort against Saint Joseph’s in the A-10 Tournament when she scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds in a career-high 25 minutes of action.High School: Earned All-Group III honors twice...Named first-team All-Olympic conference three times...As a senior, she was named a New Jersey all-star...As a senior, she was named the Olympic Conference female student-athlete of the year... Three-time varsity captain... Nominated for McDonald’s All-American honors twice ...Averaged 14.4 points and 11 rebounds per game as a senior... As a junior, she averaged 14.1 points and 12.9 rebounds per game...Finished as the school’s all-time leading rebounder with 1,276 rebounds... Finished as the school’s second all-time leading scorer at 1,273 points ...Ranked among the Top 100 power forwards in the nation by the All-Star Girls Report... Four-year letterwinner on the varsity soccer team... Two-time second-team All-Olympic conference selection in soccer... Captain of the soccer team as a junior and a senior.Personal: The daughter of John and Diane Floyd...Major is Middle Grades Educa-tion... Born February 12, 1988.

2008-09 Game-By-Game StatisticsOpponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Ptsvs. USC (11/15) 30 4-7 1-1 1-2 2 0 2 0 0 10at NC State (11/16) 32 6-9 0-0 1-3 7 1 1 0 0 13at Hampton (11/18) 23 4-7 0-0 2-2 5 0 2 1 0 10UAB (11/21) 27 5-12 0-0 6-6 5 0 1 1 1 16Wake Forest (11/26) 31 7-14 0-1 2-2 7 0 5 0 3 16vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 35 6-11 0-0 4-6 7 2 4 0 0 16at SMU (11/29) 26 4-7 0-0 0-0 4 1 2 0 0 8at UNCA (12/6) 25 5-7 0-0 1-3 2 1 8 0 0 11at Davidson (12/9) 32 5-7 0-0 0-0 3 1 1 1 1 10Charleston S. (12/13) 17 7-10 0-1 2-2 2 0 1 0 0 16at So. Carolina (12/21) 30 6-12 1-2 0-0 3 1 3 0 0 13#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 35 5-14 1-2 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 11at Clemson (1/2) 25 4-8 0-2 3-4 13 0 4 0 1 11Xavier (1/11) 30 3-10 0-2 2-2 0 4 3 0 0 8at Massachusetts (1/14) 34 6-10 0-1 0-0 11 5 2 0 0 12at Rhode Island (1/17) 28 2-7 0-0 1-4 4 1 2 0 2 5Saint Louis (1/20) 27 3-9 0-0 1-2 7 1 2 0 1 7Dayton (1/24) 32 3-9 0-0 0-0 5 1 2 0 0 6at Richmond (1/27) 28 1-6 0-1 4-4 2 1 2 0 2 6Fordham (1/31) 29 4-10 0-1 4-9 5 1 1 0 0 12at Saint Louis (2/3) 32 5-9 0-0 0-0 8 0 2 0 0 10Duquesne (2/7) 33 3-7 0-1 0-0 8 2 1 0 2 6at La Salle (2/14) 41 4-10 0-1 3-5 10 3 1 1 1 11Temple (2/18) 31 3-5 0-1 1-2 4 1 2 0 0 7at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 29 2-3 0-0 2-2 2 4 2 0 1 6G. Washington (2/25) 32 3-4 0-0 0-0 3 1 2 0 0 6at SBU (2/28) 32 4-6 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 0 2 10Duquesne (3/7) 26 4-6 0-0 4-6 8 0 4 0 0 12Temple (3/8) 21 2-8 0-1 0-0 2 1 3 0 1 4Richmond (3/9) 32 2-7 0-0 4-4 5 0 2 0 1 8vs. Purdue (3/21) 26 3-7 0-1 0-0 1 1 6 0 1 6

Career Highs Points: 20 vs. Saint Joseph’s, 2/12/08Rebounds: 13 at Clemson, 1/2/09Assists: 5 at Massachusetts, 1/14/09Steals: 4 vs. Duquesne, 1/21/07Blocked Shots: 1, nine times

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Off Court With ErinFavorite Musician: LifehouseFavorite Movie: Sense and SensibilityFavorite Actor: Tom HanksFavorite Book: Cloudy with a chance of MeatballsFavorite TV Show: Grey’s AnatomyFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: ChocolateFavorite Place to Shoot on the Court: High post elbowFavorite Moment at Charlotte: Winning the 2009 Atlantic 10 TournamentI decided to play Basketball at Charlotte because: The Atmosphere and peopleCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: A familyIn a Game of Two-on-Two My Teammate Is: Aysha JonesFavorite Childhood Memory: Playing outside with the boys.Part of my game I focused on in the Sum-mer: ConditioningWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked out…a lotWhat I Think about before stepping on the court: What my role is for that gameBrand of my first basketball shoes: NikeFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: BaseballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: SandwichesFood I refuse to eat: MayonnaiseIf a movie was made about my life the ac-tress that would play me would be: Reese WitherspoonMost played song on my iPod: All I Want To Do by SugarlandIf I could eat dinner with three people (Dead or Alive) it would be: My grand-parentsI can’t leave home without: Cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Teaching or coachingMagazine cover I want to be on: PeopleFavorite Thing About Charlotte (the Uni-versity): The trees in the fallOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: South Dakota StateI’m inspired by: My familyThe best word to describe the team: SillyWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Work harderOne thing people don’t know about me: I like to paint

Floyd’s Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2006-07 32-9 508 53-121 .438 1-5 .200 18-29 .621 43-54 97 3.0 50-0 15 41 3 15 125-3.92007-08 32-31 838 112-255 .439 2-9 .222 52-72 .722 57-97 154 4.8 61-0 26 75 3 26 278-8.72008-09 31-31 911 125-258 .484 3-19 .158 50-72 .694 59-91 150 4.8 48-1 35 74 4 20 303-9.8 Career 95-71 2257 290-634 .457 6-33 .182 120-173 .694 159-242 401 4.2 159-1 76 190 10 61 706-7.4

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2006-07 14-3 238 27-63 .429 1-3 .333 8-12 .667 14-21 35 2.5 18-0 5 16 1 7 63-4.52007-08 14-14 401 48-114 .421 1-4 .250 26-34 .765 19-48 67 4.8 28-0 14 38 2 7 123-8.82008-09 14-14 438 46-105 .438 0-8 .000 20-32 .625 27-46 73 5.2 23-0 25 24 1 11 112-8.0 Career 42-31 1077 121-282 .429 2-15 .194 54-78 .686 60-115 175 4.17 69-0 44 78 4 25 298-7.1


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#1 Jabrenta Hubbard5-6 • Guard • Sr. • Las Vegas, Nev. • Northern Colorado U.

Junior Year (2008-09): Named an Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar...49ers back-up point guard...Scored a season-high seven points with three assists and two steals against Charleston Southern...Played a

season-high 17 minutes against Wake Forest...Recorded a career-high three steals at Hampton....Played double-figure minutes nine times this season..Scored her first two points of the season against Fresno State.Sophomore Year (2007-08): Played a career-high 18 minutes and scored six points with six assists against VCU in the WNIT...Played one of the best games of her career at Charlotte with nine points in 15 minutes of action at Fordham...Played one of her best games as a 49er against Charleston Southern with seven points and two rebounds in 15 minutes of action...Scored her first five career points as a 49er against Arizona in the WBCA Classic...Tallied a then career-high two steals in only five minutes of action against Saint Louis...Had a four-point play after knocking down a three-point field goal while getting fouled at Dayton.2006-07: Sat out the season after transferring from Northern Colo-rado. At Northern Colorado (2005-06): Earned second-team Division I All-Independent honors...Named to the Division I Independent all-newcomer team...Led team in scoring at 13.5 points per game...Scored in double-figures 19 times...Led team in scoring 12 times...Scored a season-high 34 points against Utah Valley State, Feb. 11...Scored 18 points against eventual national champion Maryland, Feb. 26...Recorded a double-double with 17 points and 10 assists against Mesa State, Jan. 2...Led team in field goals made with 148, assists with 79 and steals with 36...Connected on game-winning buzzer beating shots against Marquette, Nov. 25, a n d T e x a s A&M-Corpus Christi, Feb. 4.High School: A fou r-yea r l e t t e rwinner at Green Valley High School...As a senior, she led her team in scor-ing at 20.3 points per game...Ranked the 38th best player in the country by NCAAFull-Court.Com ....Considered one of the top players in the west region by Street and Smith...As a senior, she led her team to a 20-8 record, a conference championship and a number seven ranking in the state...As a junior she averaged 19.9 points and 4.5 assists per game...Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: The daughter of James and Brenda Hubbard...Graduated with a Degree in Biology, May 2009 and is currently working on a Graduate Certificate in Gerontology... Born June 9, 1987.

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Opponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Pts

vs. USC (11/15) 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0

at NC State (11/16) 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0

at Hampton (11/18) 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 4 0 3 0

UAB (11/21) 11 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Wake Forest (11/26) 17 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 0

vs. Fresno State (11/28) 15 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2

at SMU (11/29) 12 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0

at UNC Asheville (12/6) 11 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0

at Davidson (12/9) 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 1 0

Charleston So. (12/13) 13 3-6 0-0 1-1 1 3 1 0 2 7

at South Carolina (12/21) 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 2

at Clemson (1/2) 11 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 1 0 1 0

North Carolina A&T (1/5) 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Xavier (1/11) 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0

at Rhode Island (1/17) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Saint Louis (1/20) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0

at Richmond (1/27) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0

Fordham (1/31) 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2

at La Salle (2/14) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0

Temple (2/18) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

Points: 9 at Fordham, 2/27/08

Rebounds: 4 vs. Winthrop, 1/5/08

Assists: 3, three times

Steals: 3 at Hampton, 11/18/08

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Hubbard’s Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2005-06* 28-28 764 148-322 .460 36-108 .333 46-70 .657 15-42 57 2.0 49-0 79 81 1 54 378-13.52007-08 22-0 152 17-33 .515 5-12 .417 1-4 .250 6-14 20 0.9 18-1 9 20 0 5 40-1.82008-09 20-0 164 6-28 .214 0-7 .000 1-1 1.00 1-12 13 0.7 16-0 12 14 0 7 13-0.7Career 42-0 316 23-61 .377 5-19 .263 2-5 .400 7-26 33 0.8 34-1 21 34 0 12 53-1.3 * Statistics from Northern Colorado University

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2007-08 8-0 50 6-9 .667 2-4 .500 1-1 1.000 2-2 4 0.5 4-0 1 11 0 2 15-1.92008-09 7-0 23 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-3 3 0.4 1-0 3 2 0 0 2-0.3Career 15-0 73 7-11 .584 2-4 .500 1-1 1.000 2-5 7 0.5 5-0 4 13 0 2 17-1.1

Off Court With JabrentaFavorite Musician: Whitney Houston

Favorite Movies: The Bodyguard, Love &

Basketball

Favorite Book: A Walk to Remember

Favorite TV Shows: House, Charmed

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Butter Pecan

Favorite Place to Shoot on the Court:

Right hand layups

Favorite moment at Charlotte: Winning

2009 A-10 Championship

Favorite part of my game: Dribbling

Skills

I decided to play basketball at Charlotte

because: The many opportunities that Char-

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In a game of two-on-two my teammate is:

Michael Jordan

Part of my game I focused on in the sum-

mer: Leadership skills

What I did to improve from last season:

Helping the freshman on the court and

academically

Favorite sport to watch besides basket-

ball: Billiards

Food I refuse to eat: Raisins or Olives

Most played song on my iPod: Mama by

Boyz II Men

I see myself in ten years: In residency, in a

fellowship, or in a medical practice

Favorite thing about Charlotte (the Uni-

versity): The beauty of the campus

Opponent I’m Looking forward to play-

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I’m inspired by: Jesus Christ, my parents

and myself

The best word to describe the team:

Versatile

One thing people don’t know about me:

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5-8 • Guard • Sr. • Pittsburgh, Pa. • Oakland Catholic

Preseason first-team All-Atlantic 10. Junior Year (2008-09): Named second-team All-Atlantic 10...Earned NCCSIA All-State honors...Ranked among the A-10 leaders in scoring with a team-high 13.8

points per game...Recorded her first career double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds against Purdue in the NCAA Tournament...Named A-10 Co-Player of the Week (February 9) after she averaged 23 points, four re-bounds and four assists in the 49ers wins over Saint Louis and Duquesne...Scored 28 points against Duquesne (Feb. 7) with 20 of those 28 points coming in the second half...Recorded 24 double-figure scoring games after scoring 24 points against Purdue in the NCAA Tournament...Scored 16 of her 19 points in the St. Bonaventure game in the second half, she had a stretch in the second half where she scored 14 straight points for the 49ers...Third in the A-10 in free throw percentage at 84.2% and led the league in free throw shooting in A-10 games at 90.5%...Her 84.2% free throw shooting is the fifth highest single-season total in school history...Named to the Hoops For the Cure All-Tournament team after scoring 25 points in the 49ers victories over Fresno State and SMU... Scored a career-high 29 points (scored 14 points in the first half and 15 points in the second half) against Wake Forest...After going two plus seasons without a 20-point scoring game she scored 20 points four times including in two straight games after scoring 29 against Wake Forest and 22 against UAB... Scored 22 points against UAB on an efficient 8-for-11 from the field and a perfect 6-for-6 from the line...Played a career-high 43 minutes at La Salle and has played at least 30 minutes in 22 games this season...Played all 40 minutes of the Temple (Feb. 18) game and scored a team game-high 17 points with a career-high tying six assists....Saved her best for last against Dayton when she connected on her only field goal of the game while getting fouled in the final minute and she made the free throw which proved to be the difference in the 49ers three-point win...One of two 49ers to start every game. S o p h o m o re Ye a r (2007-08): Had four double-figure scoring games including scoring a season-high 18 points on 5-for-8 shooting from the field and 7-for-8 shooting from the line against Saint Louis...Re-corded her first double- f igure scoring game of the season with 11 points at UNC Greens-boro.. .Went a perfect 5-for-5 from the line in the UNCG game...Started 16 games this season...Tied her then career-high with four assists against Hampton...Tied her ca-reer-high with two blocked shots at George Washington...Recorded one of Charlotte’s 19 double-figure scoring games off the bench when she scored a team game-high 10 points off the bench against Dayton in the A-10 Tournament.Freshman Year (2006-07): Started 26 games...Scored a game-high 19 points against Charleston Southern and

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all 19 points were scored in the first half...Had six games where she was perfect from the line...Scored in double-figures in seven games (Arkansas State, St. Francis, Colorado, Charleston Southern, Houston, Saint Louis and Duquesne) and six of those seven games were at home...The Pittsburgh na-tive enjoyed one of her best all-around games of the season with 10 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals against Duquesne...Scored the 49ers first six points at UMass...Grabbed eight rebounds against St. Francis and Duquesne and seven rebounds at La Salle...Had 11 games with at least four rebounds.High School: Named first-team All-State as a senior...Named a Roundball Classic All-Star as well as Ken Neilly All-Star...Named to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fab 5...Named Street and Smith honorable mention All-Amer-ican twice...Two-time Adidas All-American...As a senior, she was named Swin Cash Player of the Year for District 7...As a senior, led team to a #2 national ranking in USA Today, a WPIAL championship and a 31-2 record...As a junior, she helped lead her team to a state championship, a WPIAL championship, a 31-2 record and a #17 national ranking by USA Today ...Scored 1,219 points in her four-year career...Four-year starter...Ranked the #53 best guard in the nation according to the All-Star Girls Report.Personal: The daughter of Tracey and Faithy Jones... Major is Marketing... Born September 15, 1988.

2008-09 Game-By-Game StatisticsOpponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Ptsvs. USC (11/15) 30 2-4 1-2 5-7 3 0 3 0 1 10at NC State (11/16) 33 1-5 0-2 4-4 3 4 1 0 0 6at Hampton (11/18) 25 4-10 1-5 1-2 2 2 3 0 2 10UAB (11/21) 31 8-11 0-0 6-6 4 3 0 0 0 22Wake Forest (11/26) 37 10-17 1-3 8-11 4 2 6 0 4 29vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 31 4-10 1-3 1-2 6 0 1 0 0 10at SMU (11/29) 35 6-11 1-2 2-2 2 6 3 0 0 15at UNCA (12/6) 20 6-9 3-4 4-4 4 0 1 0 0 19at Davidson (12/9) 39 5-10 2-3 3-4 4 3 5 0 4 15Charleston S. (12/13) 17 5-8 3-4 2-2 4 2 0 0 1 15at S.Carolina (12/21) 30 6-16 3-7 1-2 2 3 0 0 3 16#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 36 4-9 1-3 6-6 2 3 4 0 1 15at Clemson (1/2) 31 2-9 0-1 0-0 3 2 5 0 0 4NC A&T (1/5) 27 6-12 0-5 3-4 2 5 4 0 1 15Xavier (1/11) 32 3-12 0-3 0-0 4 1 0 0 1 6at UMASS (1/14) 35 4-14 2-5 3-3 7 3 4 0 0 13at Rhode Island (1/17) 26 3-8 1-2 0-0 3 3 5 0 3 7Saint Louis (1/20) 28 5-10 0-2 0-0 3 5 1 0 1 10Dayton (1/24) 36 1-10 0-3 5-5 4 1 5 0 1 7at Richmond (1/27) 28 6-11 0-1 2-2 4 3 6 0 0 14Fordham (1/31) 28 2-8 0-4 0-0 5 3 0 0 0 4at Saint Louis (2/3) 34 6-12 3-3 3-5 2 5 1 0 1 18Duquesne (2/7) 37 10-19 3-6 5-5 6 3 2 0 0 28at La Salle (2/14) 43 7-14 2-6 3-3 9 1 1 0 0 19Temple (2/18) 40 5-12 2-6 5-5 5 6 9 0 0 17at Saint Joe’s (2/21) 35 5-11 0-3 7-7 4 4 4 0 0 17G. Washington (2/25) 33 5-10 0-2 3-4 2 1 2 0 1 13at St. Bonaventure (2/28) 36 7-18 3-8 2-3 2 2 1 0 0 19Duquesne (3/7) 36 2-5 1-1 4-4 2 2 0 0 0 9Temple (3/8) 34 3-9 1-2 3-3 3 4 2 0 1 10Richmond (3/9) 32 3-12 0-1 0-1 3 1 2 1 1 6vs. Purdue (3/21) 37 8-17 3-4 5-8 10 2 4 0 1 24

Career Highs Points: 29 vs. Wake Forest, 11/26/08Rebounds: 10 vs. Purdue, 3/21/09Assists: 6, two times, last vs. Temple, 2/18/09Steals: 5 vs. Charleston Southern, 12/4/06Blocks: 2, three times, last at George Washington, 1/26/08


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Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2006-07 14-12 330 29-101 .287 14-51 .275 11-19 .579 17-26 43 3.1 34-0 26 27 3 11 83-5.92007-08 9-5 174 21-49 .429 2-16 .125 16-25 .640 7-13 20 2.2 12-0 6 11 2 3 60-6.72008-09 14-14 471 69-169 .408 16-54 .296 38-42 .905 21-39 60 4.3 24-0 41 41 0 8 192-13.7Career 37-31 975 119-319 .375 32-121 .232 65-86 .708 45-78 123 3.2 70-0 73 79 5 22 335-9.2

Off Court With AyshaFavorite Musician: Trey SongzFavorite Movie: The HolidayFavorite Actress: Jennifer AnistonFavorite TV Show: Sex and the CityFavorite Cartoon Character: Sponge Bob Square PantsFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: StrawberryFavorite place to shoot on the court: Right or Left WingFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the A-10 Championship at Halton Arena last seasonFavorite part of my game: My enthusiasmI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: Beautiful campus, interactive com-munity and a great opportunity to receive a great educationCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Investment towards greatnessIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Blake GriffinFavorite childhood memory: Making home videos with my little sister, FarrynPart of my game I focused on in the Sum-mer: My footwork.What I did to improve from last season: Shooting drills and agilitiesWhat I think about before stepping on the court: My fatherBrand of my first basketball shoes: NikeFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one Food, it would be: ChickenFood I refuse to eat: Potato SaladIf a movie was made about my life the ac-tress that would play me would be: Sanaa LathanMost played song on my iPod: Successful by Trey SongzIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and dad’s motherI can’t leave home without: My plannerI see myself in ten years: Coaching and rais-ing a familyMagazine cover I want to be on: EssenceFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): Halton Arena during men’s and women’s basketball gamesOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: When people doubt me or the team I’m playing onThe best word to describe the team: HungryWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers suc-cess from last year: Step up as an influential captain on and off the court.

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Junior Year (2008-09): Named A-10 Player of the Week (December 1) for the first time in her career...Named MVP of the Hoops For the Cure Tournament after tallying back-to-back 20-point scoring games against Fresno

State and SMU...Connected on the game-winning shot at the buzzer of the 49ers 76-74 win at SMU...Recorded her first career 20-point scoring game with a career-high 20 points against Fresno State...Went 6-for-8 from the line including the game-winning two free throws with seven seconds left in the game against Fresno State...Entered the season with three career double-figure scoring games and she finished the season with nine double-figure scoring games...Solid game at UNC Asheville with nine rebounds and a career-high eight assists... Entered the season with 25 career assists and this season she finished second on the team with 88 assists...Grabbed at least seven rebounds 11 times this season including a career-high 11 rebounds at Saint Joseph’s...Scored 15 points in a career-high 36 minutes against North Carolina A&T...Solid game against Dayton with a game-high 16 points (on 8-for-9 shooting) and eight rebounds...Connected on her first career three in the first half of the Temple game...Tallied seven assists against Duquesne in the A-10 Tourna-ment...One of two 49ers to start every game this season.Sophomore Year (2007-08): Recorded her first double-figure scoring game of the season in her first start of the season with 10 points against nationally-ranked Pittsburgh...Made three starts, she started the 49ers first game of the season against Pittsburgh and the last game of the regular-season against Richmond and the A-10 Tournament game against Dayton...Recorded a then career-high eight shots against Hampton....Tied her career-high with three blocked shots against Davidson... Went a perfect 4-for-4 from the field en route to nine points in the Virginia Tech game...Suffered a leg injury against UT-Arlington and missed five games but came back to action with six minutes against Saint Louis...Tallied a then career-high three assists to go along with six rebounds in the 49ers win at Dayton.Freshman Year (2006-07): Saw action in all 32 games and played double-figures minutes in 25 of those games...Started her first career game against Saint Joseph’s in the Atlantic 10 Tournament...Recorded her first career double-figure rebounding game with 10 boards to go along with eight points and a career-high three blocked shots in a career-high 28 minutes in the 49ers WNIT win over High Point...Scored a season-high 12 points at St. Bonaventure...Saw 25 minutes of action at La Salle where she went a perfect 4-for-4 from the line...Enjoyed one of her best performances of the season

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with six points, eight rebounds and two block shots against Fordham...Scored eight points in the 49ers home victory over Charleston Southern... Followed that performance up with her first career double-figure scoring game with 10 points on 5-for-7 shooting at Davidson ...Grabbed seven boards at Davidson and against Houston... Also scored eight points on a perfect 3-for-3 shooting from the field and 2-for-2 from the line against Houston... Recorded a team-high four steals against Saint Louis.High School: Participated in the prestigious Nike All-American camp...Earned All-Conference honors three times... Earned honorable mention All-Metro honors twice...As a freshman, earned honorable mention all-conference hon-ors...As a senior, named team Co-MVP...Played for one of the top high school programs in the country...In 2003, she played an integral role in helping her team earn the nation’s #1 ranking...Ranked the #24 best power forward in the nation according to the All-Star Girls Report.Personal: The daughter of Ed and Valery Spriggs...Father Ed Spriggs played on the nationally-ranked Georgetown University basketball teams of the early 1980’s...Major is Psychology...Born February 13, 1988.

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2008-09 Game-By-Game StatisticsOpponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Ptsvs. USC (11/15) 28 1-4 0-0 3-4 4 1 3 1 1 5at NC State (11/16) 33 5-10 0-0 0-2 5 5 2 0 0 10at Hampton (11/18) 18 4-5 0-0 1-1 4 0 3 0 2 9UAB (11/21) 22 3-5 0-0 6-8 3 3 1 1 0 12Wake Forest (11/26) 33 3-10 0-0 4-4 7 3 2 2 0 10vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 32 7-17 0-0 6-8 9 0 2 1 2 20at SMU (11/29) 35 8-14 0-0 4-6 5 2 4 1 1 20at UNCA (12/6) 25 2-6 0-0 0-3 9 8 1 1 1 4at Davidson (12/9) 11 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 0 0 0Charleston S. (12/13) 20 0-4 0-0 1-4 1 5 0 1 0 1at South Carolina (12/21) 22 2-4 0-0 1-2 1 1 3 0 2 5#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 32 4-9 0-0 1-2 8 0 3 0 1 9at Clemson (1/2) 26 4-7 0-0 0-0 8 1 2 0 0 8N.C. A&T (1/5) 36 5-9 0-0 5-8 7 5 2 1 1 15Xavier (1/11) 33 3-6 0-0 2-2 8 1 2 1 1 8at Massachusetts (1/14) 27 3-8 0-0 1-2 4 3 3 1 3 7at Rhode Island (1/17) 17 1-5 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 0 1 2Saint Louis (1/20) 27 3-8 0-0 1-1 7 2 4 0 3 7Dayton (1/24) 31 8-9 0-1 0-1 8 2 4 0 0 16at Richmond (1/27) 27 2-4 0-0 0-1 4 1 1 1 0 4Fordham (1/31) 22 3-4 0-0 2-3 6 2 3 1 1 8at Saint Louis (2/3) 23 4-7 0-0 2-3 4 2 3 0 1 10Duquesne (2/7) 28 2-8 0-0 3-4 5 4 2 1 0 7at La Salle (2/14) 35 2-6 0-0 0-0 5 5 2 1 1 4Temple (2/18) 34 4-6 1-1 4-5 1 3 3 0 1 13at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 28 1-7 0-0 3-4 11 3 1 0 1 5George Washington (2/25) 30 4-7 0-0 0-2 5 6 6 1 0 8at St. Bonaventure (2/28) 29 0-4 0-0 0-0 3 4 2 0 0 0 Duquesne (3/7) 28 0-3 0-0 0-0 4 7 3 0 0 0Temple (3/8) 31 4-8 0-0 0-0 5 3 2 1 1 8Richmond (3/9) 30 3-6 0-0 0-0 5 1 3 1 1 6vs. Purdue (3/21) 33 1-7 0-0 1-1 7 2 1 1 0 3

Career Highs Points: 20, two times, last at SMU, 11/29/08Rebounds: 11 at Saint Joseph’s, 2/21/09Assists: 8 at UNC Asheville, 12/6/08Steals: 4 vs. Saint Louis, 1/9/07Blocks: 3, two times, last vs. Davidson, 11/24/07


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Spriggs’ Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2006-07 32-1 451 49-97 .505 0-1 .000 25-49 .510 47-68 115 3.6 38-0 13 29 10 17 123-3.82007-08 27-3 373 30-95 .316 0-1 .000 19-42 .452 35-43 78 2.9 39-1 12 44 11 17 79-2.92008-09 32-32 886 96-219 .438 1-2 .500 51-81 .630 47-123 170 5.3 61-1 88 75 19 26 244-7.6Career 91-36 1710 175-411 .426 1-4 .250 95-172 .552 129-234 363 4.0 138-2 113 148 40 60 446-4.9

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2006-07 14-0 207 22-44 .500 0-1 .000 8-19 .421 21-29 50 3.6 15-0 3 9 5 8 52-3.72007-08 12-1 127 6-28 .214 0-0 .000 2-6 .333 11-16 27 2.3 17-0 5 15 4 6 14-1.22008-09 14-14 391 40-89 .449 1-2 .500 18-28 .643 20-55 75 5.4 23-0 38 38 7 13 99-7.1 Career 40-15 725 68-161 .388 1-3 .500 28-53 .466 52-100 152 3.8 55-0 46 62 16 27 165-4

Off Court With Ashley Favorite Musician: Musiq SoulchildFavorite Movie: 300Favorite Book: Cloudy with a Chance of MeatballsFavorite TV Show: Family GuyFavorite Cartoon Character: Stewie GriffinFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Double Fudge BrownieFavorite place to shoot on the court: Top of the keyFavorite moment at Charlotte: Celebrating af-ter winning the A-10 Championship last seasonFavorite part of my game: My athleticismI decided to play basketball at Charlotte be-cause: The team chemistry and coaching staffCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: All about defense and we play our best when we play together.In a game of two-on-two my teammate Is: Kendria Holmes Favorite childhood memory: Being a ball girl for the Georgetown Hoyas when my father was coaching.Part of my game I focused on in the Summer: All aspects of offensive production.What I did to improve from last season: Worked on killer instincts by getting in the gym to get shots upWhat I think about before stepping on the court: Got to get my game face on and get ready to go to workBrand of my first basketball shoes: ConverseIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: PizzaFood I refuse to eat: JelloIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Angela BassettMost played song on my iPod: I Told the Storm by Yolanda AdamsIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jordan and AaliyahI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Possibly starting a family after playing overseasMagazine cover I want to be On: Forbes Top 100 Richest AmericansFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): Living on campus and having access to everything I need within walking distanceOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: George WashingtonThe best word to describe the team: Com-petitiveWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Become more of a threatOne thing people don’t know about me: I use to play flute in my elementary and middle school band.


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Redshirt Sophomore Year (2008-09): Recorded her first career double-figure rebounds game with 10 boards at UNC Asheville...After only grabbing five re-bounds in one game as a freshman, she

tallied four games with five or more rebounds this season...Scored a career-high six points at UNC Asheville...Helped the 49ers record the most blocked shots by a 49ers team since February, 25, 2000 with a career-high tying five of Charlotte’s 10 blocked shots at Hampton...All-around solid game with three points, career-high tying five rebounds and five block shots against Hampton...When she recorded a block the 49ers were 10-1 this season.Redshirt Freshman Year (2007-08): Her career-high five blocked shots against Hampton was the second highest single-game total on the team...Played her best game as a 49er with four points and four rebounds in nine minutes at UNC Greensboro...Gave the 49ers another solid effort with two points, two blocked shots and a five rebounds in 11 minutes of action at UAB...Scored her first career point with a free throw at Old Dominion...Saw her first career action as a 49er against Pittsburgh...Attempted her first two career free throws at Wake Forest...Tore her ACL against Saint Louis (January 19) and missed the rest of the season with the injury.Freshman Year (2006-07): Redshirted.High School: Led her AAU team to four first place finishes in the state tournament... In 2005, she played on the AAU Miracles team which represented Virginia in the U-16 nationals...Earned All-District honors as a senior...Named MVP of her high school team her senior season...Averaged 10 points and 13 rebounds as a senior... Helped lead her team to an 18-5 record, a dis-trict championship, a regional runner-up finish and a trip to the state championship as a senior... Ranked among the Top 100 centers in the na-tion according to the All-Star Girls Report.Personal: The daughter of Ronnie and Janet McAdoo... Both her parents played basketball at Old Dominion ...Her mother, Janet, was a Parade High School All-American...Niece of basketball Hall of Famer Bob McAdoo ...Major is Business Management... Born December 5, 1988.

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2008-09 Game-By-Game StatisticsOpponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Pts

vs. USC (11/15) 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 1 0

at NC State (11/16) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

at Hampton (11/18) 17 1-2 0-0 1-5 5 1 1 5 1 3

UAB (11/21) 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0

Wake Forest (11/26) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0

vs. Fresno State (11/28) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

at SMU (11/29) 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 1 0 0

at UNC Asheville (12/6) 12 2-5 0-0 2-2 10 0 1 1 0 6

at Davidson (12/9) 10 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0

Charleston Southern (12/13) 19 1-2 0-0 2-2 7 0 1 2 0 4

at South Carolina (12/21) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at Clemson (1/2) 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 5 0 3 0 0 0

North Carolina A&T (1/5) 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 0 0

Xavier (1/11) 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0

at Massachusetts (1/14) 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0

at Rhode Island (1/17) 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0

Saint Louis (1/20) 8 1-1 0-0 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 4

at Richmond (1/27) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0

Fordham (1/31) 9 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 1 0 0

at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

George Washington (2/25) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Duquesne (3/7) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 0

Temple (3/8) 7 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 0

vs. Purdue (3/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

Points: 6 at UNC Asheville, 12/6/08

Rebounds: 10 at UNC Asheville, 12/6/08

Assists: 1, three times, last vs. Duquesne, 3/7/09

Steals: 1, six times, last at Rhode Island, 1/17/09

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Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2007-08 3-0 14 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 1-3 4 1.3 2-0 0 4 2 1 1-0.32008-29 8-0 42 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-6 .333 2-4 6 0.8 12-0 0 1 3 1 4-0.5Career 11-0 56 1-4 .333 0-0 .000 3-8 .415 3-7 10 1.05 14-0 0 5 5 2 5-0.4

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Off Court With Kelsey Favorite Musician: Trey SongzFavorite Movie: Sex and the CityFavorite Actor: Johnny DeppFavorite Book: The Color of WaterFavorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel AirFavorite Cartoon Character: BatmanFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: StrawberryFavorite place to shoot on the court: Two foot post moveFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the 2009 Atlantic 10 TournamentFavorite part of my game: Blocking ShotsI decided to play basketball at Charlotte be-cause: The team chemistry and coachesCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Hard working dedicated group of women who will not accept anything less than the bestIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Danny GreenFavorite childhood memory: My grandmother teaching me to swimPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: Developing more post moves and finishing around the rim.What I did to improve from last season: Played with boysWhat I think about before stepping on the court: Getting a win.Brand of my first basketball shoes: ConverseFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: VolleyballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: Mini MuffinsFood I refuse to eat: Pigs FeetIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Tyra BanksMost played song on my iPod: Successful by Trey SongzIf I could eat dinner With three people (dead or alive) they would be: Barack Obama, Michael Jordan, Martin Luther King, Jr.I Can’t Leave Home Without: Lip glossI see myself in ten years: Married and a motherMagazine cover I want to be On: VogueFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): The peopleOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: My momThe best word to describe the team: HungryWhat I’m going to do to build on the 49ers Success from last year: Take every game like it’s the last of the seasonOne thing people don’t know about me: I’m extremely scared of the dark


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Richmond in the Championship game...Earned NCCSIA All-State honors...Recorded 15 double-figure scoring games off the bench this season and 25 double-figure scoring games off the bench in her career after scoring 22 points against Richmond in the A-10 Tournament...Enjoyed one of the best games of her career against Duquesne (Feb. 7) with 23 points with 14 of those 23 points coming in the second half, she was 10-for-14 from the field, with eight rebounds, three assists, four steals and a blocked shot...Recorded her first career double-figure scoring game as a starter with 17 points at Richmond...Grabbed at least seven rebounds 11 times after collecting 13 rebounds against Duquesne in A-10 Tournament...Recorded a career-high five steals against UAB...Recorded her first career double-double with 16 points and a career-high 11 rebounds against USC...Collected her second career double-double with 17 points and 11 rebounds at Richmond...Tallied her third career double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds against Duquesne in the A-10 Tournament...Started her second career game and her first of the season against #6 Notre Dame and she recorded nine rebounds in the game...Made her second start of the season and the third of her career against North Carolina A&T, she played 35 minutes in the game...Made her third start of the season and the fourth of her career at Richmond, she played a career-high 37 minutes in the game...Made her fourth start of the season and the fifth of her career against Temple, she scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds in 33 minutes. Freshman Year (2007-08): Collected ten of the 49ers 19 double-figure scoring games off the bench...Came off the bench to score a team-high 22 points (which was the second highest single-game total for the 49ers this season) at UAB with 12 of her 22 points coming in the first half including connect-ing on a long three-point field goal at the first

half buzzer...Grabbed nine re-bounds at UAB...Her 11-point performance off the bench a t Penn State marked her first career d o u b l e -figure scoring game... M a d e h e r first career start against Hampton.. Scored a team game-high 18 points against VCU in the WNIT...Knocked down three three-point field goals against Old Dominion, UAB and

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Winthrop...Had four games with at least five free throws made including a 6-for-6 performance against Charleston Southern...Recordedfour steals at Duquesne...Grabbed eight rebounds to go along with seven points in 17 minutes of action at Fordham.High School: Played the 2006-07 season at the Patterson School, a prep school in North Carolina...Averaged 25 points and six rebounds per game at Patterson...Before spending one season at Patterson she enjoyed a highly successful career at Whiteville High School in North Carolina...Earned Columbus County Player of the Year honors three times...As a senior, she led Whiteville to a 25-1 record and a berth in the 2006 Eastern North Carolina 2A regional finals after averaging 20 points and 5.9 assists per game...Named All-County three times.Personal: Daughter of Timothy and Doris Vereen...Major is Africana Studies...Born August 20, 1987.

2008-09 Game-By-Game StatisticsOpponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Ptsvs. USC (11/15) 27 6-20 0-3 4-5 11 2 7 0 2 16at NC State (11/16) 21 1-7 1-1 2-2 4 0 5 0 2 5at Hampton (11/18) 23 6-9 2-4 1-1 7 2 5 0 1 15UAB (11/21) 14 3-7 0-2 0-1 3 0 1 0 5 6Wake Forest (11/26) 17 0-2 0-0 4-4 1 1 5 1 3 4 vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 29 3-15 0-5 2-2 6 1 1 1 2 8at SMU (11/29) 26 6-15 1-4 2-2 7 1 0 1 1 15at UNCA (12/6) 22 4-5 1-1 0-0 7 3 3 1 1 9at Davidson (12/9) 28 7-17 0-2 3-4 5 1 4 1 0 17Charleston S. (12/13) 19 6-10 1-2 1-2 7 4 1 0 1 14at South Carolina (12/21) 29 5-11 2-5 4-5 6 3 0 0 2 16#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 28 2-9 1-5 0-0 9 3 4 0 4 5at Clemson (1/2) 27 7-13 1-4 6-11 5 0 1 0 2 21N.C. A&T (1/5) 35 4-12 1-3 0-0 7 4 3 1 1 9Xavier (1/11) 18 2-7 1-3 6-8 3 1 2 0 2 11at Rhode Island (1/17) 17 4-7 1-3 0-0 5 4 2 0 0 9Saint Louis (1/20) 30 9-13 0-3 2-4 6 3 5 1 0 20Dayton (1/24) 27 3-10 0-2 3-7 8 3 7 0 2 9at Richmond (1/27) 37 7-15 2-5 1-1 11 3 4 1 1 17Fordham (1/31) 25 4-11 0-3 4-5 2 4 2 1 4 12at Saint Louis (2/3) 26 4-13 0-1 1-2 6 4 1 0 1 9Duquesne (2/7) 30 10-14 0-2 3-7 8 3 3 1 4 23at La Salle (2/14) 21 2-7 0-3 0-0 2 1 1 0 1 4Temple (2/18) 33 5-13 1-5 5-6 7 0 6 1 1 16at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 18 3-8 0-3 1-2 7 0 4 2 1 7George Washington (2/25) 26 6-12 1-3 5-6 6 2 5 2 2 18at St. Bonaventure (2/28) 24 5-11 2-3 1-2 1 6 1 2 3 13Duquesne (3/7) 25 6-10 3-4 1-2 13 1 2 1 2 16Temple (3/8) 23 3-7 0-2 3-3 6 5 3 0 2 9Richmond (3/9) 31 8-15 2-7 4-5 3 3 4 1 5 22vs. Purdue (3/21) 24 1-4 0-3 1-2 2 4 2 0 3 3 Career Highs Points: 23 vs. Duquesne, 2/7/09Rebounds: 13 vs. Duquesne, 3/7/09Assists: 6 at St. Bonaventure, 2/28/09Steals: 5, two times, last vs. Richmond, 3/9/09Blocks: 3 vs. Saint Joseph’s, 2/12/08

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McCallum’s Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2007-08 31-1 405 76-205 .371 21-85 .247 53-75 .707 41-76 117 3.8 51-0 34 45 16 34 226-7.32008-09 31-4 780 142-329 .432 24-96 .250 70-101 .693 45-136 181 5.8 68-1 72 94 19 61 378-12.2Career 62-5 1185 218-534 .408 45-181 .249 123-176 .699 86-212 298 4.8 119-1 106 139 35 95 604-9.7

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2007-08 13-0 183 28-84 .333 5-29 .172 21-28 .750 12-41 53 4.1 24-0 17 14 8 16 82-6.32008-09 13-2 332 64-141 .454 8-39 .205 32-50 .640 13-59 72 5.5 25-0 34 43 11 22 168-12.9Career 26-2 515 92-225 .394 13-68 .1885 53-78 .695 25-100 125 4.8 49-0 51 57 19 38 250-9.6

Off Court With ShannonFavorite Musician: Trey SongzFavorite Movie: Madea Goes to JailFavorite Actor: Will SmithFavorite Book: Boy Call ItFavorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel AirFavorite Cartoon Character: Sponge Bob Square PantsFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Butter PecanFavorite place to shoot on the court: Mid-range of the wingFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the A-10 Championship at Halton Arena last seasonFavorite part of my game: ShootingI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: I think it is a very good school.Charlotte 49ers Basketball is: A group of hard working people who don’t accept any-thing but the bestIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Kobe BryantPart of my game I focused on in the Sum-mer: My defenseWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked really hard.What I think about before stepping on the court: Get a WINBrand of my first basketball shoes: AdidasFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: PizzaFood I refuse to eat: SushiIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Jada Pinkett SmithMost played song on my iPod: Dream in the Air by Pleasure PIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Barack Obama, Michael Jordan and Kobe BryantI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: In the WNBAMagazine cover I want to be On: ESPN The MagazineFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): Halton ArenaOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: XavierI’m inspired by: My family, teammates and coaching staffThe best word to describe the team: Tal-entedWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers suc-cess from last year: Play better defenseOne thing people don’t know about me: That I am shy.

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Freshman Year (2008-09): Recorded her first career double-figure scoring game with 10 points against Charleston Southern in a career-high 18 minutes...Scored her first career points on her first

career shot which was her first career three-point field goal against Hampton...Played nine minutes and recorded her first two career rebounds against UAB...Recorded her first career assist against UNC Asheville...Played double-figure minutes five times this season after playing 12 minutes against Fordham...Enjoyed one her best games of the season with six points and three rebounds at Rhode Island...Saw action in 18 games.High School: The Summer of 2008, she was invited to tryout for a spot on the Canadian Junior Women’s National Team...Named one of the Top 100 Players in the United States by Slam Magazine... Played her senior season at Oak Hill Academy...Scored 441 points (14.5 ppg) en route to earning the team Offensive MVP honor as a senior...Shot 49% from the field and 54% from beyond the arc as a senior...Earned All-Tournament honors after helping her team finish as the National Runner-Up at the NACA Tournament...In 2007-08, she played an integral role in helping the U-17 Nova Scotia team finish third in the Canadian National Tournament...Named one of the top five players on the Canada All-Star team...Before playing at Oak Hill Academy, she starred at the Kent School in Kent, Connecticut...In 2007, at the Kent School, she was named to the Founder’s League all-conference team. Personal: The daughter of Curtis Coward and Denise Bowes....Major is Biology....Born June 2, 1990.

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2008-09 Game-By-Game Statistics

Opponent Mins FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Rbs. Ast To B S Pts

at Hampton (11/18) 8 1-2 1-2 1-2 0 0 1 0 0 4

UAB (11/21) 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2

Wake Forest (11/26) 1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at UNCA (12/6) 16 1-4 1-3 1-2 3 1 2 0 0 4

at Davidson (12/9) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Charleston S. (12/13) 18 4-8 1-1 1-2 3 0 0 0 0 1

at So. Carolina (12/21) 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0

#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 0

at Clemson (1/2) 12 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 0

NC.C A&T (1/5) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at Rhode Island (1/17) 11 2-3 0-1 2-3 3 0 0 0 1 6

Saint Louis (1/20) 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Fordham (1/31) 12 1-4 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 0 0 3

at Saint Louis (2/3) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0

at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

vs. Duquesne (3/7) 2 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 1

vs. Temple (3/8) 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 2

vs. Purdue (3/21) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

Points: 10 vs. Charleston Southern, 12/13/08

Rebounds: 3, three times, last at Rhode Island, 1/17/09

Assists: 1, two times

Steals: 1, two times

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Coward’s Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 18-0 118 11-29 .379 3-11 .273 7-13 .538 4-13 17 0.9 8-0 3 7 0 2 32-1.8

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 5-0 29 3-7 .429 0-1 .000 3-5 .600 1-4 5 1.0 4-0 0 1 0 1 9-1.8

Off Court With RachelleFavorite Musician: Musiq SoulChildFavorite Movie: 6th ManFavorite Actor: Marlon WayanFavorite Book: The Color of WaterFavorite TV Show: The GameFavorite Cartoon Character: GoofyFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: NeapolitanFavorite place to shoot on the court: The wingFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the 2009 Atlantic 10 TournamentI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: The embracing nature of the Char-lotte atmosphereCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Work ethic, habits, competitiveness, passion, desire, hustle and team basketballIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Kobe BryantFavorite childhood memory: Playing on the JC Rockets Basketball team, where I devel-oped long lasting relationshipsPart of my game I focused on in the Sum-mer: Ball Handling skills and protecting the ball from the defenderWhat I think about before stepping on the court: My brother and the reason why I playBrand of my first basketball shoes: And1Favorite sport to watch besides basketball: BoxingIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: ChickenFood I refuse to eat: SeafoodIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Jes-sica AlbaMost played song on my iPod: Creep by TLCIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Michael Jordan, Martin Luther King, and Tiger WoodsI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Successful and happyMagazine cover I want to be On: SlamFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): The warm welcoming peopleOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: Quotes inspire me and peo-ple who think I cannot achieve somethingThe best word to describe the team: PassionateOne thing people don’t know about me: That my favorite food is a donair, which is only in Nova Scotia, Canada and not in the States


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Freshman Year (2008-09): Saw her first career action as a 49er against NC State in the Wolfpack Invita-tional...Scored her first career points

and grabbed her first career rebound in the 49ers win at Hamp-ton... Grabbed a season-high five rebounds against Charleston Southern...Saw action in 19 games.High School: Four-time All-Conference Metro 4A selection...Earned Greensboro News and Record honorable-mention All-Area honors three times...Helped her high school team win three conference regular-season and three conference tournament championships...Played an integral role in helping her team reach the 2007 state championship game...Top prospect for North Carolina HoopGurlz...Ranked in the Top 25 by Carolina Scout-ing Report...Finished her high school career with 960 points, 674 rebounds and 164 blocked shots...Received the Little 4 Invitational Sportsmanship award...Played in the Carolina All-Star Classic...Played AAU for the Lady Phoenix Elite team coached by former Wake Forest basketball star Delaney Rudd...Selected to play in the North-South All-Star game in the spring of her senior year...Played volleyball as a freshman and a sophomore.Personal: The daughter of Roderick and Ther-esea Hargraves....Major is Public Health....Born November 19, 1989.

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at NC State (11/6) 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0

at Hampton (11/18) 18 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 3 0 0 2

UAB (11/21) 12 1-3 0-0 0-2 4 0 2 0 0 2

Wake Forest (11/26) 4 0-0 0-0 0-1 2 0 0 0 0 0

vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at SMU (11/29) 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0

at UNCA (12/6) 10 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 2

Charleston S. (12/13) 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 5 0 1 0 0 0

#6 Notre Dame (12/28) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

N.C. A&T (1/5) 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Xavier (1/11) 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2


at Rhode Island (1/17) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Saint Louis (1/20) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

George Washingon (2/25) 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0

vs. Duquesne (3/7) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

vs. Temple (3/8) 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2

vs. Purdue (3/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

Points: 2, five times

Rebounds: 5 vs. Charleston Souothern, 12/13/08

Assists: N/A

Steals: N/A

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Hargraves’ Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 19-0 90 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 5-13 18 0.9 13-0 0 11 2 0 10-0.5

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 6-0 17 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-1 2 0.3 1-0 0 2 0 0 2-0.3

Off Court With NicoleFavorite Musician: Gucci Mane

Favorite Movie: Madea Goes to Jail

Favorite Actor: Will Smith

Favorite Book: Secret Life of Bees

Favorite TV Show: Real Housewives of

Atlanta

Favorite Cartoon Character: Sponge Bob

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Cake Batter

Favorite place to shoot on the court: Elbow

shots

Favorite moment at Charlotte: Beating

Temple in the 2009 Atlantic 10 Tournament

Favorite part of my game: Turn-around

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I decided to play basketball at Charlotte

because: It’s close to home and I like the

style of play

Charlotte 49ers Basketball is: Loud

In a game of two-on-two my teammate is:

Kendria Holmes

Favorite childhood memory: Playing basket-

ball and football with the neighborhood kids

Part of my game I focused on in the Sum-

mer: Footwork in the post and post moves

Brand of my first basketball shoes: Nike

Favorite sport to watch besides basketball:

Football

If I had to survive on one food, it would

be: Chicken

Food I refuse to eat: Pigs Feet

If I could eat dinner with three people (dead

or alive) it would be: Dwyane Wade, Chris

Brown and Morris Chestnut

I see myself in ten years: Making a lot of

money

Magazine cover I want to be On: Essence

Favorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-

sity): The activities held around the school

I’m inspired by: The man upstairs

The best word to describe the team:

Urgent

What I’m going to do to build on 49ers

success from last year: Commit more time

and effort on the court to win another cham-

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One thing people don’t know about me: I’m

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ing down a three on her first career shot...Recorded her first career assist at UNC Asheville...Recorded her first career steal against Charleston Southern...Played double-figure minutes seven times including a career-high 22 minutes at Rhode Island...Played at least 20 minutes twice...Gave the 49ers a solid ten minutes off the bench against Temple (Feb. 18) as she knocked down two of three 3-point field goal attempts. High School: Named a TABC All-Star as well as a TABC All-State selection... McDonald’s All-American nominee... Named to Dream Team Seniors of 2008 by Texasgirlsbasketball.com...First-team all-state selection as a senior...A four-time all-district selection...Earned first-team all-district honors her last three seasons...Earned all-district honors as a sprinter on the track team as a freshman and a sophomore...An Adidas Top Ten All-American camper...Ranked in the Top 20 players in Texas by Texas Hoops...Helped her team compile a 123-17 record over her four-year career...Played for the highly successful Lubbock Lady Hawks AAU team.Personal: The daughter of Steven and Kathy Meador...University College major...Born June 24, 1990.

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at Hampton (11/18) 13 2-5 2-4 0-0 2 0 1 1 0 6

UAB (11/21) 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wake Forest (11/26) 7 0-4 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0

vs. Fresno St. (11/28) 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0

at UNCA (12/6) 6 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 0

Charleston S. (12/13) 10 0-2 0-2 0-0 3 0 4 0 1 0

N.C. A&T (1/5) 11 1-1 1-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3

Xavier (1/11) 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0


at Rhode Island (1/17) 22 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0

Saint Louis (1/20) 5 1-2 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3

Dayton (1/24) 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

at Richmond (1/27) 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Fordham (1/31) 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 1 2

Temple (2/18) 10 2-3 2-3 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 6

at Saint Joseph’s (2/21) 11 1-3 1-2 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 3

at St. Bonaventure (2/28) 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0

vs. Duquesne (3/7) 6 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3

vs. Temple (3/8) 4 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 2

vs. Purdue (3/21) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

Points: 6 at Hampton, 11/18/08

Rebounds: 3 vs. Charleston Souothern, 12/13/08

Assists: 3 at Massachusetts, 1/14/09

Steals: 1, two times

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Meador’s Career StatisticsYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 20-0 158 10-31 .323 9-24 .375 2-2 1.000 6-10 16 0.8 17-0 9 17 2 2 31-1.6

Atlantic 10 Games OnlyYear G-GS Min. FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off.-Def. Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO BK S Pts.-Avg.2008-09 10-0 92 6-16 .375 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 2-2 4 0.4 10-0 7 10 1 1 17-1.7

Off Court With KatieFavorite Musician: Too many to nameFavorite Movie: The Lion KingFavorite Actress: Megan FoxFavorite Books: The Harry Potter SeriesFavorite TV Show: CSIFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Coffee Heath Bar CrunchFavorite place to shoot on the court: Step back threesFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the A-10 ChampionshipFavorite part of my game: Shooting and passingI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: The family atmosphere with the players and coaches and I knew it was a ris-ing program.Charlotte 49ers Basketball is: IntenseIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Michael JordanFavorite childhood memory: Family reunion at Camp ChampionsPart of my game I focused on in the Sum-mer: My footworkWhat I think about before stepping on the court: That we are going to winBrand of my first basketball shoes: NikeFavorite sports to watch besides basketball: Football or SoftballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: CerealFood I refuse to eat: ArtichokeIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Hil-lary SwankMost played song on my iPod: Imma Star by JeremiahIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Michael Jordan, and both of my dad’s parents.I can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Hopefully coaching at a D-I schoolMagazine cover I want to be On: ESPN The MagazineFavorite thing about Charlotte (the Univer-sity): The beautiful campusOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: My parentsThe best word to describe the team: Intense – on the court, Funny – off the courtWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers suc-cess from last year: Go as hard as I can and do whatever the coaches ask of me.One thing people don’t know about me: I love Killer Whales, after Free Willy I was hooked.

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man team honors in 2007 after averaging 7.3 points and dishing out 103 assists...Led the Friars in scoring as a sophomore averaging 11.3 points while dishing out team-leading 117 assists...Scored 533 points and dished out 220 assists with 44 starts in her two seasons...The first Providence player in 18 years to record consecutive 100 plus assists seasons...Scored a career-high 28 points against #11 West Virginia, February 9, 2008. Holmes scored in double-figures 17 times as a sophomore and 29 times in her two seasons at Providence...Scored in double-figures 12 times including eight times against Big East foes as a freshman...Scored a season-high 18 points against West Virginia, Janu-ary 13, 2007...In 2006-07, she was one of five players in the Big East that season to record a double-digit assists in a game with 10 assists against Saint Francis (NY), November 21, 2006...In the St. Francis game, she also scored 10 points for her first collegiate double-double.High School: Starred at Victory Christian in Charlotte...Named the SPAA Conference Player of the Year and earned NCISAA All-State honors as a senior...Named to the Charlotte Observer All-Observer team as well as the Charlotte Weekly Super Team as a senior in 2006...Named National Association of Christian Athletes (NACA) Player of the Year, NACA Outstanding Defensive Player and NACA All-America...As team captain, she played an integral role in lead-ing Victory Christian to two national, state and conference championships... Played her final three prep seasons at Victory Christian after spending her freshman season at Vance High School.Personal: The daughter of Kenneth and Regina Hol-mes...Cousin of the 49ers fourth all-time leading scorer and first-team All-Confer-ence USA performer Tonya Phifer (1997-01)... Major is Communica-tions ...Born March 23, 1988.

#3 Kendria Holmes5-5 • Guard • Jr. • Charlotte, N.C. • Providence College

Off Court With KendriaFavorite Musician: Trey SongzFavorite Movies: All Madea MoviesFavorite Actor or Actress: Tyler PerryFavorite Book: God Don’t Like UglyFavorite TV Show: MartinFavorite Cartoon Character: Penny ProudFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: PopsiclesFavorite place to shoot on the court: Corner threesFavorite moment at Charlotte: Anytime I’m around the teamFavorite part of my game: Passing abilityI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: Opportunity to come back home.Charlotte 49ers Basketball is: Intense, fast paced and enjoyableIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Chris PaulFavorite childhood memory: Elementary SchoolPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: My jumpshotWhat I did to improve from last season: Took ample shotsWhat I think about before stepping on the court: Just to stay calm and play my gameBrand of my first basketball shoes: JordansFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: TennisIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: ChickenFood I refuse to eat: Sweet PeasIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Sanaa LathanMost played song on my iPod: Steady Mobbin’ by Lil WayneIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Madea, Oprah Winfrey and Martin Luther King, Jr.I can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: A successful wife and motherMagazine cover I want to be On: JETOpponents I’m looking forward to playing this season: Xavier and TempleI’m inspired by: My late aunt BettyWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Keep the chemistry going on and off the courtOne thing people don’t know about me: I write poetry and crack jokes

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seasons, scored 328 points in her first two collegiate seasons...Grabbed 120 rebounds and dished out 106 assists during that time...Recorded 14 double-figure scoring games during her two seasons including 10 double-figure scoring games against ACC competition...Finished her sophomore season strong with four straight double-figure scoring games including a career-high tying 16 points against nationally-ranked North Carolina...Scored 16 points against #5 Duke during the 2008-09 season...As a freshman she scored 16 points against Georgia Tech...Had eight games with at least five assists including a 13 point, seven rebounds and six assists performance against #11 Florida State and a 10 point and six assists performance against #5 Maryland in 2008-09.High School: Starred at Providence Day...Averaged 7.5 points, 5.2 as-sists and 2.2 steals per game as a senior to lead Providence Day to their third straight North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) 3A title...As a senior named Mecklenburg County Player of the Year as well as being named to the All-Charlotte Observer team, first-team All-Mecklenburg County and North Carolina Associated Press second-team All-State...Named All-CISAA four times and All-NCISAA three times...Ranked by Scout.com the number three senior in North Carolina, the number 53 guard in the country and among the Top 100 players in the nation...Ranked the number 71 player in the nation by All-Star Girls Report...A 2006-07 Street and Smith Preseason Honorable-Mention All-American and a 2007 McDonald’s All-American nominee...As a junior, she helped Providence Day compile a 29-1 record and a state cham-pionship...Named Tournament MVP at the prestigious Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational held annually in Myrtle Beach, S.C....Four-year letterwinner who fin-ished her high school career with over 1,000 points.Personal: The daughter of Gerald Woodson and Mary Springs...Major is Sociology...Born March 13, 1989.

#32 Epiphany Woodson5-8 • Guard • Jr. • Charlotte, N.C. • University of Miami

Off Court With EpiphanyFavorite Musician: DrakeFavorite Movie: TakenFavorite Actor: Will Smith Favorite Book: I am the CheeseFavorite TV Show: InterventionFavorite Cartoon Character: Sponge Bob Square PantsFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Pralines & CreamFavorite place to shoot on the court: The wingFavorite part of my game: Left dribble pull-up shotI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: I felt that I could add skill and knowledge to a program that is on the rise.Charlotte 49ers Basketball is: Hard work and high expectationsIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Erin FloydFavorite childhood memory: Meeting Donald DuckPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: My shotWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked on fine tuning my shot.What I think about before stepping on the court: WinningBrand of my first basketball shoes: Nike Favorite sport to watch besides basketball: SoccerIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: French FriesFood I refuse to eat: BeefIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Queen LatifahMost played song on my iPod: Gotta Have You – Pleasure PI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: In Jamaica as a millionaireMagazine cover I want to be on: Sports IllustratedFavorite thing about Charlotte (the University): The environment and peopleOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: My mom, Mary SpringsThe best word to describe the team: ResilientWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Be the best player, teammate and person I can be.One thing people don’t know about me: I was a vegetarian for 12 years.

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High School: Averaged a triple-double as a senior with 19.3 points, 18.2 rebounds and 11.2 blocks per game...As a senior, she was named

first-team All-Area by the Wilmington Star News...Finished her high school career with 1,411 points...As a junior she averaged 16.1 points, 18.3 rebounds and 4.5 blocks per game...Named to 2008 “Toast of the Coast” girls basketball team by the Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Sun-News....Named Columbus County Player of the Year...Was a three-time first-team All-Conference selection who earned Team MVP honors three times...Ranked the 51st best recruit in the Nation by Slam Magazine. Personal: The daughter of Roxanne Dowe Haney...Major is Computer Science...Born May 17, 1991.

#4 Amanda Dowe6-4 • Forward • Fr. • Tabor City, N.C. • South Columbus

Off Court With AmandaFavorite Musician: Pleasure PFavorite Movie: Friday After NextFavorite Actor or Actress: Taraji HensonFavorite Book: To Kill a MockingbirdFavorite TV Show: Real Chance of LoveFavorite Cartoon Character: SpongeBob SquarepantsFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: VanillaFavorite Place to Shoot on the Court: In the paintFavorite Part of my Game: ReboundingI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: I loved the team and the coaching staffCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: A team that is dedicated and work hard constantly to be the bestIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Aysha JonesFavorite childhood memory: My 15th birthdayPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: Playing better defenseWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked hardWhat I think about before stepping on the court: Going hard every minute until the game is overBrand of my first basketball shoes: Nike Favorite sport to watch besides basketball: VolleyballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: PizzaFood I refuse to eat: FishIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Sanaa LathanMost played song on my iPod: Heart Ain’t a Brain by Chris BrownIf I could eat dinner with three People (dead or alive) it would be: My mom, dad and sisterI can’t leave home without: A Cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Playing professional basketballMagazine cover I want to be on: ESPN The MagazineFavorite thing about Charlotte (the University): The beautiful campusOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this Season: DukeI’m inspired by: My momThe best word to describe the team: DeterminedWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Work hard and be consistent

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High School: Played in the 2009 East-West All-Star game...West MVP of the Charlotte Pro-Am All-Star game...Two-time Queen City Conference

Player of the Year...A McDonald’s All-American nominee...As a senior, she averaged 14.3 points, 7 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 3.6 assists en route to earning Charlotte Observer second-team All-Mecklenburg county honors...Named third-team Char-lotte Observer All-Mecklenburg County as a sophomore and a junior...A two-time selection to Charlotte Weekly’s Super Team...Named to the 2008 Bojangles Shootout National Tournament All-Tournament team...Played her first three high school seasons at West Mecklenburg High School where she helped the team reach the state playoffs three times...As a senior, she starred at Butler High School and helped Butler tally a 30-2 record and a Top 50 National Ranking...MVP of the Junior Fab Five Camp...In 2008, she was named West Mecklenburg High School Athlete of the Year and she was three-time West Meck’s Girls Basketball MVP...As a senior, she was ranked 15th in the Southeast Hoops Report, ranked #69 in All-Star Girls Report, ranked #77 in the ESPN Rise Top 100 as well as being ranked in the Collegiate Hoops Report Top 100. Personal: The daughter of Brandy Elaine Williams...University College major...Born August 15, 1991.

#23 Jaquaria Forney5-9 • Guard • Fr. • Charlotte, N.C. • Butler

Off Court With JaquariaFavorite Musician: Chris BrownFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballFavorite Book: Tears of a TigerFavorite TV Show: One Tree HillFavorite Cartoon Character: SpidermanFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: ChocolateFavorite place to shoot on the court: In the paint or elbow extendedI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: Loyalty from the coachesCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Hard work ethic, passion, team basketball and competitiveIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: Aysha JonesFavorite childhood memory: Being bornPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: Lots of ball handling and shooting.What I did to improve from last season: Staying in the gym to practiceWhat I think about before stepping on the court: LET’S GO!Brand of my first basketball shoes: Jordan’sFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: FishFood I refuse to eat: I eat everythingIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Jada Pinkett SmithMost played song on my iPod: Heart Ain’t a Brain by Chris BrownIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: My uncle Jordan, my great grandmother Little Mae and my momI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: OverseasMagazine cover I want to be On: SlamFavorite thing about Charlotte (the University): The peopleOpponent I’m Looking Forward to Playing this Season: East CarolinaI’m inspired by: My family and friendsThe best word to describe the team: UnstoppableWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: Play good defense and reboundOne thing people don’t know about me: I listen to classical music before games

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Conference Player of the Year twice...Earned All-Rocky River Conference honors three times...Named second-team Char-lotte Observer All-Piedmont as a senior...Named team MVP three-times...Averaged a double-double her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Averaged 17.2 points and 13.8 rebounds as a junior...Averaged 21 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks per game as a senior...Scored over 1,000 points and grabbed over 1,000 rebounds in her high school career...Went over the 1,000 career points mark as a junior...Helped her team compile a 49-6 record and win two conference championships her last two seasons...Earned All-Tournament honors twice after

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four years.Personal: The daughter of Grady Hailey and Jenny Gaddy... Univer-siy College major...Born May 19, 1990.

#30 Jennifer Hailey6-3 • Forward • Fr. • Marshville, N.C. • Forest Hills

Off Court With JenniferFavorite Musician: Trey SongzFavorite Movie: TakenFavorite Actor: Tyler PerryFavorite Book: Green Eggs & HamFavorite TV Show: The GameFavorite Cartoon Character: Stewie GriffinFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Cookies and CreamFavorite place to shoot on the court: From the elbowFavorite part of my game: Drop steppingI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: It’s close to home and my familyIn a game of two-on-two my teammate Is: Shannon McCallumFavorite childhood memory: Getting in trouble with my cousinsPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: Post movesWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked with the older post player Brand of my first basketball shoes: NikeFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: Fried ChickenFood I refuse to eat: Frog LegsIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Tyra BanksMost played song on my iPod: Photo ShootIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: My grandma, my mother and my fatherI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Living in a big house married with two kidsMagazine cover I want to be on: EbonyFavorite thing about Charlotte (the University): The new student union it’s a great place to hang out and relax your mindOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: XavierI’m inspired by: God and my familyThe best word to describe the team: ChemistryWhat I’m going to do to build on 49ers success from last year: To be com-mitted to the team and help my team win a championship

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three times...Two-time recipient of the Captain award...Missed her junior (2007-08) season due to a knee injury....Averaged seven points, five rebounds and three assists per game as a senior.Personal: The daughter of David and Jessie Johnson...University College major...Born June 25, 1991.

#25 Jessica Johnson6-0 • Guard • Fr. • Durham, N.C. • Northern Durham

Off Court With JessicaFavorite Musician: Colbie CaillatFavorite Movie: Dawn of the DeadFavorite Actress: Taraji HensonFavorite Book: Rainbow FishFavorite TV Show: Golden GirlsFavorite Cartoon Character: FlapjackFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: OrangeFavorite place to shoot on the court: PerimeterFavorite part of my game: My quick first stepI decided to play basketball at Charlotte because: The school and the playersCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Team work, unity and hard workIn a game of two-on-two my teammate is: My brotherFavorite childhood memory: Playing one on one with my dadPart of my game I focused on in the Summer: My dribbling and formWhat I did to improve from last season: Worked on ball handling and form shooting drillsWhat I think about before stepping on the court: Giving my all once I touch the courtBrand of my first basketball shoes: Nike Favorite sport to watch besides basketball: TrackIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: PineappleFood I refuse to eat: LiverIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Taraji HensonMost played song on my iPod: Avant – Read Your MindIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: My Uncle Bolo, my mom and dadI can’t leave home without: My cell phoneI see myself in ten years: Playing professional basketballMagazine cover I want to be On: Sports IllustratedFavorite thing about Charlotte (the University): The gymOpponent I’m looking forward to playing this season: DukeI’m inspired by: My brotherThe best word to describe the team: DisciplineOne thing people don’t know about me: I hate dirty, wet or old socks.

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THE 49ERS BY CLASS

THE SENIORSAysha Jones, Erin Floyd,

Ashley Spriggs, Jabrenta Hubbard

THE JUNIORSShannon McCallum,

Kelsey McAdoo, Kendria Holmes

THE SOPHOMORESKatie Meador, Nicole Hargraves,

Rachelle Coward, Epiphany Woodson

THE FRESHMENJessica Johnson, Jennifer Hailey, Amanda Dowe, Jaquaria Forney

The StaffKaren Aston ................................ 34-35Angela Ortega .................................. 36Ken Griffin ....................................... 37Krystion Obie Nelson ...................... 38Sabrina Gregory .............................. 39Support Staff ................................... 40

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Karen Aston is in her third season at the helm of the 49ers women’s basketball program. In her first season at Charlotte, she guided the 49ers to 18 wins and a berth in the WNIT. Of the 30 rookie head coaches in Divi-sion I, she was one of only five to lead their team to postseason play. In her second season at Charlotte, she helped the 49ers capture the 2009 A-10 Tourna-

ment title, which is the program’s first conference tournament title. The 49ers reached the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history while winning 23 games in 2008-09. Aston became the seventh head coach in the 34-year history of the program on April 27, 2007. She came to Charlotte after spending 13 years coaching at the NCAA Division I level in the state of Texas. “In pursuing the best candidates to fill our vacancy, one name kept rising to the top of everyone’s list — Karen Aston,” said Charlotte Director of Athletics Judy Rose. “Her knowledge of the game is obvious. She has an excitement and intensity about her and she just lights up when she talks about X’s and O’s. I am confident that her energy and enthusiasm will carry over to her team. I am thrilled to have her leading the Charlotte 49ers women’s basketball program.” She spent the 2006-07 season as associate head coach at Baylor. She helped the Bears win 26 games and reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Prior to joining the Baylor coaching staff in 2006, she spent eight years as a member of Hall of Fame Coach Jody Conradt’s coaching staff at the University of Texas (1998-2006). She was associate head coach her last six seasons in Austin. While at Texas, she was the Longhorns’ recruiting coordinator and on the court she primarily worked with the defense and post players. During her eight seasons at Texas, the Longhorns posted a 173-83 record and made seven NCAA Tournament appearances, including two appearances in the Sweet 16 and a trip to the Final Four in 2003. In 2002-03, the Longhorns captured the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles and finished ranked number four in the final Associated Press (AP) poll. In 2003-04, Texas shared the Big 12 regular season title and finished ranked number five in the final AP poll. During her time as Texas’ recruiting coordinator, Aston played a vital role in signing 25 nationally recognized recruits. All eight of the recruiting classes that she helped attract were nationally ranked. Her final recruiting class (2005-06) at Texas was ranked number one in the nation by the All-Star Girls Report. In her last four years at Texas, she played an integral role in signing seven McDonald’s All-Americans and seven WBCA/Nike All-Americans. Two of those high school All-Americans (Tiffany Jackson and Erika Arriaran) were named national high school players of the year. Jackson went on to earn consensus national Freshman of the Year honors in 2003-04. Before joining the Texas coaching staff, she spent two seasons as an assistant women’s basketball coach at the University of North Texas (1996-98) and two seasons as an assistant at Baylor (1994-96). Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks, Aston was


recognized as one of the top high school women’s coaches in the South. She coached five years at Vi-lonia High School (1988-93) in Vilonia, Ark. and one year at Fort Smith Northside (1993-94) in Fort Smith, Ark. In 1993-94, she guided Fort Smith North-side to a 24-10 record and fifth place finish in Class AAAA. For her efforts that season, she was named the Arkansas Northwest Re-gion Coach of the Year. While at Vilonia, Aston was not only head basket-ball coach but also head cross country and track coach. In 1992-93, she was named the Arkansas Basketball Coach of the Year after leading Vilonia to a 36-1 record and a Class AA State Champi-onship. She guided the Vilonia cross country teams to state titles in 1991 and 1992. Aston is a 1987 gradu-ate of the University of Arkansas Little-Rock, where she received her bachelor’s degree in physical education. She played two seasons of standout basketball at Arkansas Little-Rock after transferring from Ouachita Baptist. A native of Ben-ton, Ark., Aston was a two-time first-team All-State selection at Bryant High School. She topped off her high school career by lead-ing Bryant to both the 1982 Arkan-sas State Cham-pionship (Class 4A) and the 1982 Arkansas overall State title.

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Getting To Know Coach Karen AstonFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: ChocolateFavorite Midnight Snack: Peanut Butter CrackersFavorite moment at Charlotte: Seeing the faces of our players and coaches when the buzzer went off last year at the A-10 Tournament.Last Book I read: Lone Survivor Last Movie I saw: The ProposalFavorite TV Show Currently Airing: Grey’s AnatomyTV Show I Would Like to Star In: Friday Night LightsCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: PRIDEFavorite childhood memory: Shopping with my motherFavorite sport to watch besides Basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: Peanut ButterIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Jodie FosterIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Parents and GrandparentsIf I could exchange places with anyone in the world in any time period it would be: No one really…I love my life!What I like most about living in Charlotte: Seasons changing and the diversity of the city.I’m inspired by: My mom and my teamWord that best describes the team: Exciting!


Aston Quick FactsPersonal DataHometown: Bryant, ArkansasBirtdate: July 26EducationHigh School: BryantCollege: BS in Physical Education from Arkansas Little-Rock

in 1987Coaching RecordAt Charlotte: 41-23 (2 years)Career Record: SameCoaching ExperienceCharlotte Head Coach (2007 - )Year Record Postseason2008-09 23-9 NCAA Tournament 2007-08 18-14 WNITBaylor Associate Head Coach (2006-07)Year Record Postseason2006-07 26-8 NCAA TournamentTexas Associate Head Coach (2000-06)Year Record Postseason2005-06 13-152004-05 22-9 NCAA Tournament2003-04 30-5 NCAA Tournament (Sweet 16)2002-03 29-6 NCAA Tournament (Final Four)2001-02 22-10 NCAA Tournament (Sweet 16)2000-01 20-13 NCAA TournamentTexas Assistant Coach (1998-00)1999-00 21-13 NCAA Tournament1998-99 16-12 NCAA TournamentNorth Texas Assistant Coach (1996-98)1997-98 10-171996-97 5-21Baylor Assistant Coach (1994-96)1995-96 11-191994-95 13-14Fort Smith Northside HS Head Coach (1993-94)Vilonia HS Head Coach (1988-93)Playing CareerLettered two years at Arkansas-Little Rock and two years at Ouachita Baptist University

What two National Championship Coaches said about Coach Karen Aston.Jody Conradt - Legendary former University of Texas Head Coach who won 900 games and is a member of the Naismith and Women’s Basketball Hall of Fames. Aston was a member of Conradt’s coaching staff at Texas for eight years.“She is the total package which makes her the perfect choice for Charlotte. She is a tremendous recruiter. After having her on my staff for eight years, I know that she really knows the game of basketball. She has the ability to put players in a position to be successful on the court.”

Kim Mulkey - Baylor Head Coach, who was named 2005 Big 12 Coach of the Year, as she guided Baylor to the 2005 National Championship. Aston was a member of Mulkey’s coaching staff at Baylor for the 2006-07 season.“I am very happy for Karen. It has been a goal of hers to become a head coach and I wish her much success. As I said when I hired her in 2006, I didn’t know how long we’d be able to keep her at Baylor because she’s ready to become a head coach. I am glad that she was a part of our program and I feel like we have cre-ated a lifelong friendship.”

WNBA Players Coached By AstonEdwina Brown - played for Detroit Shock & Phoenix Mer-curyJamie Carey - played for the Connecticut Sun Tiffany Jackson - plays for the New York Liberty & overseas in the winter Bernice Mosby - plays for the Washington Mystics & overseas

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Angela Ortega is in her third season as a member of the Charlotte coaching staff. She joined the 49ers coaching staff after spending 15 years as a member of the University of North Texas coaching staff. Charlotte head coach Karen Aston and Ortega both served on the same North Texas coaching staff from 1996-98. “It has been good to see her have fun with recruiting,” Aston said. “Angela does a tremendous job with the organization of ev-erything, which is exactly what I thought that she would do as far as that was concerned. She has done a really terrific job organizing and dictating what we have done in recruiting this year.”

Ortega had spent 15 years helping build North Texas into not only one of the top programs in the Sun Belt Conference, but a nationally recognized program before com-ing to Charlotte in 2007. As the recruiting coordinator at North Texas, she played an integral role in recruiting seven All-Confer-ence players including Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year Jalie Mitchell and Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year Rosalyn Reades. In 2005, she was responsible for recruiting the best class in school history. She was not only in charge of recruiting but she was also responsible for coaching the guards, opponent scouting. She served as the liaison between the basketball program and the athletic academic center. She was the director of North Texas summer women’s basketball camps as well.

Prior to joining the coach-ing staff at North Texas, Or-tega spent the 1991-92 scho-lastic year as a tenth grade English teacher at Mabank High School in Mabank, Tex-as. She was an assistant coach for the basketball, volleyball and track teams at Mabank. Before Mabank High School, she spent one sea-son (1990-91) as a graduate assistant coach at her alma mater Northwestern State in Natchitoches, Louisiana. A Tyler, Texas native, Or-tega after a successful playing career at Northwestern State, graduated with a bachelor’s

Ortega Quick FactsPersonal DataHometown: Tyler, TexasBirthdate: February 5EducationHigh School: Robert E. LeeCollege: BS in Physical Education from

Northwestern State in 1989Coaching Experience2007 - Assistant Coach Charlotte1992 - 07 Assistant Coach, University of North Texas1991-92 Assistant Coach, Mabank (TX) HS1990-91 Graduate Assistant Coach, Northwestern State (La.)Playing CareerLettered two seasons at Northwestern State and two years at Trinity Valley CC

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degree in Physical Educat ion and a minor in English in 1989. As a two-year starter, she helped Northwestern State win 38 games and earn a berth in the NCAA Tournament in her two seasons on the team. She finished her career as the school’s 10th all-time leading free throw shooter. Ortega transferred to Northwestern State after two seasons at

Trinity Valley Community College. She helped Trinity Valley climb to number two in the national rankings. She earned Kodak All-District and All-Region honors as a sophomore after averaging 15 points and 7.3 rebounds per game on a team that went 26-5 on the season. “Being a part of the Charlotte 49er program has been a wonderful experience,” Ortega said. “It was an opportunity that presented itself at the right time in my life. We have very high expectations of our team and staff and none of that would be possible without the support from the administration and the community. This is truly a great place to be.”

Getting To Know Coach Angela OrtegaFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Rocky RoadFavorite Midnight Snack: CheeseFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the 2009 A-10 TournamentLast Book I read: The Energy Bus by Jon GordonLast Movie I saw: The ProposalFavorite TV Shows Currently Airing: CSI, Grey’s Anatomy, Broth-ers & SistersTV Show I Would Like to Star In: CSICharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Commitment, Dedication, Hard Work, Passion and FamilyFavorite childhood memory: Spending summers at my grandparents in LouisianaFavorite sport to watch besides Basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: SushiIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Lucille BallIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: John Wooden, Oprah Winfrey, Georgia O’KeefeWhat I like most about living in Charlotte: It has small town charm with a city atmosphere. I love Charlotte.I’m inspired by: My parents, they have always worked hard and sac-rificed themselves for our familyThe best word to describe the team: Focused!

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Ken Griffin is in his third season as a member of the Charlotte 49ers coaching staff. He joined the coaching staff in 2007 after spending two seasons as an assistant coach at the University of South Carolina (2005-07).

“Ken is a unique personality,” Charlotte head coach Karen Aston said. “I think the best thing about our staff is the diversity in it as far as their personalities, Ken adds a light moment to every day with our staff. He has a very good repoire with our players on and off court. Ken has good basketball knowledge. When Ken first came to Charlotte, I did not know about his knowledge of the game and his ability to scout and prepare for games, so I think

he has added that dimension to our staff.” During his two years at South Carolina, the Gamecocks won 35 games and made two WNIT appearances, advancing to the third round of the 2007 WNIT. In his first season at South Carolina, he helped the Gamecocks win nine more games than the season before his arrival. At South Carolina, he worked primarily with the post players. His work with the post players played a major role in the two-year improvement at South Carolina. In 2005-06, his first season at South Carolina, the Gamecocks set single-season school records for blocked shots, field goal per-centage defense and scoring defense. He played an major role in helping forward Demetress

A d a m s earn SEC All-Freshman team honors and an invite to the USA Basketball U-20 national team tryouts in the summer of 2006.

Griffin has a been a well-known figure in re-cruiting circles for many years. Prior to joining the South Carolina coaching staff, he served as director of scouting for the Southeast Roundball Journal for a year. At the Southeast Roundball Journal, he was responsible for the evaluation of both regional and national talent for one of the nation’s lead-ing women’s recruiting and scouting services. He also served as tournament direc-

Griffin Quick FactsPersonal DataHometown: Augusta, GeorgiaBirthdate: March 3EducationHigh School: Glenn HillsCollege: BA in Sociology and Social

Work from Voorhees College in 1994

Coaching Experience2007 - Assistant Coach Charlotte2005 - 07 Assistant Coach, University of South Carolina1999-03 Head Coach Garden City Roundball Inc.

Getting To Know Coach Ken GriffinFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Butter PecanFavorite Midnight Snack: Little DebbiesFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the A-10 ChampionshipLast Book I read: Lebron James: The Rise of a StarLast Movie I saw: Burn After ReadingFavorite TV Show Currently Airing: SportscenterTV Show I Would Like to Star In: EntourageCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Intense high level basketballFavorite childhood memory: The first time I scored a basket playing in a church league at age 9Favorite sport to watch besides Basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: SaladIf a movie was made about my life the actor that would play me would be: Will SmithIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Martin Luther King Jr., Michael Jordan, John F. KennedyIf I could change places with anyone in the world at anytime in history, it would be: King TutWhat I like most about living in Charlotte: The short commute to workI’m inspired by: My mother and winning

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tor for national and regional showcase camps. F r o m A u g u s t , 2003 through 2005, he coordinated all basketball opera-tions for Garden City Roundball Inc. While with Garden City, he was responsible for the daily activities of running a national travel team program including recruiting, player evaluations, individual skill work-outs and practices. Before moving to the coordinator position, he spent four years

as the head coach of the Garden City Roundball Inc. team. He helped more than 25 players secure ath-letic scholarships. He played an integral role in the development of 12 High School All-Americans. The Augusta, Georgia native graduated from Voorhees College in Denmark, South Carolina with a degree in sociology-social work in 1994. Griffin and his wife Stephanie are the proud parents of two sons: Maxamus (7) and Nygel (5). “There is no place like Charlotte,” Griffin said. “I have an opportunity to work with some special people, who are dedicated to doing special things.”

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Krystion Obie Nelson is

in her third season as a member of

the Charlotte 49ers coaching staff.

She spent the 2006-07 season as

a graduate assistant coach after

concluding a stellar playing career

with the 49ers as an integral part

of four postseason teams. Obie

Nelson has been associated with

three conference championships and

seven postseason tournament bids

including two NCAA Tournament

appearances as either a player or a

coach at Charlotte.

“Krystion was a go-getter

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her, and I think every recommendation that

I got about her was valid,” Charlotte coach

Karen Aston said. “As soon as I got here

I knew she was going to be a tremendous

asset to our program. It’s been fun to watch

her grow and mature and be more vocal

and more assertive on the floor. She just

adds a terrific dimension to our program

because she is a former player that was

successful here.”

Obie Nelson, who was a graduate assis-

tant on the 49ers 2007 WNIT team, served

as the interim coach while the program transitioned from Amanda

Butler to Aston in the Spring of

2007.

Obie was a part of the most

successful class in the program’s

history. She helped the 49ers

win 81 games, claim two league

titles (2003: C-USA and 2006:

Atlantic 10) and reach the post-

season four times. During her

four-year career with the 49ers,

she played in 85 games with 56

starts.

Her best season came as a

freshman. She started all but

one game at center on a team

that won 21 games, captured

the Conference USA regular

season title and earned the pro-

Obie Nelson Quick FactsPersonal DataHometown: High Point, North CarolinaBirthdate: January 6EducationHigh School: High Point Central College: BA in Communications and

African-American Studies from Charlotte in 2005

Coaching Experience2007 - Assistant Coach Charlotte2006 - 07 Graduate Assistant Coach, CharlottePlaying CareerLettered three seasons at Charlotte

Getting To Know Coach Krystion Obie NelsonFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: ChocolateFavorite Midnight Snack: CerealFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the 2009 Atlantic 10 Tournament and making our second NCAA Tournament appearanceLast Book I read: Uncommon by Tony DungyLast Movie I saw: TraitorFavorite TV Show Currently Airing: BonesTV Show I Would Like to Star In: Real Housewives of AtlantaCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Excitement, fun and competitiveFavorite childhood memory: Going to Tweetsie RailroadFavorite sport to watch besides basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: EggrollsIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Sanaa LathanIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Martin Luther King, Jr.If I could exchange places with anyone in the world in any time period it would be: Lena Horne in the 1940sWhat I like most about living in Charlotte: The diversity of people, places to see and things to do.I’m inspired by: My parentsThe best word to describe the team: Determined

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gram’s first-ever bid to

the NCAA Tournament.

She averaged 5.1 points

and 3.6 rebounds that

season.

After missing her

sophomore season due

to a knee injury, she

returned to the 49ers

lineup in the 2004-05

season and helped the

49ers reach the WNIT.

As a senior in 2005-

06, she helped the 49ers

capture the Atlantic 10

regular season championship and reach

the second round of the WNIT. She saw

action in all 30 games with 24 starts.

The High Point, North Carolina native

graduated from Charlotte in 2005 with

Bachelor’s of Arts in Communications

and African American Studies. She is

currently completing a Master’s degree

in History at Charlotte.

Nelson and her husband James reside

in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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Sabrina Gregory is in her second season as a director of basketball operations. Gregory joined the 49ers staff after a stellar four-year career as a guard on the women’s basketball team. Gregory helped the 49ers win 80 games, claim the 2006 A-10 regular season title and reach postseason play four times during her collegiate career. “I appreciated so much the passion she played the game with while here at Charlotte and she has transferred that to the professional side of our game,” Charlotte coach Karen Aston said. “I knew the moment I met her that she has an extraordinary gift in leader-ship and I do bel ieve that

this will be a stepping stone for her into a successful coaching career. She has a love for the game and for Charlotte and is a tre-mendous asset to our program.” In the Spring of 2008, Gregory was named to the Division I Athletic Directors Asso-ciation Scholar-Athlete team for the second straight season. Gregory was also named first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District for the second straight year and to the A-10 Academic All-Conference team for the second straight season. She gradu-

ated from Charlotte with a degree in Mathematics for Bus iness , May 2008. I n t h e 2007-08 season, she earned third-team All-Atlantic 10 honors for the second straight sea-son. Gregory was also named to the A-10 All-Defensive team. She earned N o r t h C a r o l i n a Collegiate Sports Information Asso-ciation (NCCSIA) University Division All-State honors for the second straight season as well.

Getting To Know Sabrina GregoryFavorite Ice Cream Flavor: Cake BatterFavorite Midnight Snack: PicklesFavorite moment at Charlotte: Winning the A-10 TournamentLast Book I read: The Purpose Driven LifeLast Movie I saw: Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By MyselfFavorite TV Show Currently Airing: The Real Housewives of AtlantaTV Show I Would Like to Star In: The GameCharlotte 49ers Basketball is: Intense, Competitive and Full of PrideFavorite childhood memory: Visiting my maternal grandmotherFavorite sport to watch besides Basketball: FootballIf I had to survive on one food, it would be: Berry Tiramisu from Macaroni GrillIf a movie was made about my life the actress that would play me would be: Sanaa LathanIf I could eat dinner with three people (dead or alive) it would be: Michael Jordan, Idris Elba, My Maternal GrandmotherWhat I like most about living in Charlotte: It’s an up and coming cityI’m inspired by: My FatherThe best word to describe the team: Determined

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS SABRINA GREGORY

SabrinaGregory

Director of Operations

In November, 2007, she became the 15th player in school history to score 1,000 career points. Finishing her career ranked 11th in school his-tory with 1,286 ca-reer points. She did hold the program’s record for career games played by appearing in 125 games. She fin-ished her career at Charlotte ranked

among the program’s career leaders in points, assists, steals, field goals made, minutes played and games played. Gregory finished the 2007-08 season second on the team in scoring (10.6 ppg) while leading the team in assists with 125. She led the Atlantic 10 in free-throw shoot-ing at 86 percent. As a senior, she earned A-10 Player of the Week honors twice. “It is such an honor to be given this opportunity,” Gregory said. “To be able to continue being a part of the women’s basketball program for which I played is a dream come true.” Gregory, as the director of operations, is responsible for team travel, coordinating the duties of the managers and working

camps as well as various other duties that help 49ers women’s basketball program run smoothly.

Gregory Quick FactsPersonal DataHometown: Fayetteville, North CarolinaBirthdate: March 3EducationHigh School:E.E. SmithCollege: BS in Mathematics with a minor

in American Studies and Economics from Charlotte in 2008Coaching Experience2008 - Director of BBall Operations CharlottePlaying CareerLettered four seasons at Charlotte


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Charlotte 49ers Women’s Basketball CampsThe Charlotte 49ers Women’s Basketball Camps are divided into one of three types: team jamborees, the high intensity position camp and the individual day camp. The team jamborees are a great opportunity for High School and AAU teams to compete against some of the top teams in the region and nation, while the 49ers’ elite and day summer camps focus on teaching and fundamentals. The entire staff is heavily involved in all aspects of the camps, with sessions conducted by qualified players and coaches. For more information contact: Sabrina Gregory at 704-687-2491.Team JamboreesThe 49ers hold two weekend team jamborees each year. They afford a great opportunity to compete against other teams outside your area and prepare for the upcoming season. High School and AAU teams are invited to participate.High Intensity Position CampThe high intensity position camp focuses on enhancing a player’s individual game, specific to their posi-tion. Players are exposed to what it takes to be successful at a high level.Individual Day CampThe day camp emphasizes the basic fundamentals through individual skill development, position work and team competition.

SUPPORT STAFF

Liz KnipsGame Manager/

Ticket Office

Hudson JacobsAdministrative Assistant

Alda BurstonAthletic Trainer

Kim WhitestoneSr. Women’s Administrator

Kelly WeathermanAthletic Foundation

Kamoru JimohManager

Matt ParvisStrength &

Conditioning

AJ MeadVoice of the 49ers WBB

Program

Lisa HibbsDirector

Athletic Academic Center

Brent StastnyMedia Relations

Tekeisha PenningtonMarketing

Brittany CarterStudent Assistant Coach

Jordan CrowtherManager

Mohit NigamManager

The 2008-09 Season In ReviewSeason Notes ................................42Statistics Final Stats .................................43 Season Results ..........................44

Senior Aysha Jones earned second-team All-Atlantic 10 honors in 2009. She led the 49ers in scoring last season at 13.8 points per game. Jones enters her senior season needing 198 points to become the 17th player in school history to score 1,000 career points.


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The 49ers captured the program’s first conference tournament title when they defeated Richmond 59-54 in Halton Arena for the 2009 A-10 Tour-nament title.

Postseason Tournament - The 49ers made their eighth-overall postseason tour-nament and their seventh-straight postseason tournament appearance. Charlotte made the program’s second-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament and the first since 2003. In 2009, an Atlantic 10 record eight teams earned postseason tournament bids with three (Charlotte, Temple and Xavier) going to the NCAA Tournament. While Dayton, Duquesne, George Washington, Richmond and St. Bonaventure were selected to the WNIT. Last season, Charlotte played 12 teams that reached postseason play and the 49ers went 9-6 against those teams.

A-10 Tournament - Charlotte claimed the program’s first-ever league tourna-ment title and earned the school’s first automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament when the 49ers defeated Richmond, 59-54, in A-10 Championship game, March 9 in Halton Arena. Charlotte joined West Virginia (1989), George Washington (1992) and Virginia Tech (1998) as only the fourth team in A-10 history to capture the A-10 title in their first appearance in the Championship game. Charlotte also joined George Washington, Temple, Xavier and Saint Joseph’s as the only five teams currently in the A-10 to have captured an A-10 Tournament title. Charlotte set an A-10 Tournament record in three-point field goal shooting when they went 11-for-15 from beyond the arc (73.3%) against Duquesne in the Quarterfinals, March 7. The 49ers’ 81-57 win over Duquesne in the A-10 Tournament Quarterfinals (March 7) was Charlotte’s first-ever A-10 Tournament victory. The win also marked the 49ers first conference tournament victory since defeating Cincinnati, 63-46, in the first round of the 2005 C-USA Tournament which was also played in Halton Arena. Charlotte’s 24 point win over Duquesne was the 49ers third largest margin of victory in a Conference tournament game in the program’s history and the largest since Charlotte defeated Tulane, 69-44, in the 1993 Metro Conference Tournament. The 49ers 23 point win (73-50) over Temple in the A-10 Tournament Semifinals was the program’s fourth largest margin of victory in a conference tournament game.

All-Atlantic 10 Tournament - Traci Ray earned Conference Tournament MVP honors after she scored 45 points in the 49ers three A-10 Tournament games. Shannon McCallum and Danielle Burgin joined Ray on the A-10 All-Tournament team. McCallum scored a game-high 22 points off the bench in the 49ers victory over Richmond in the A-10 Tournament Championship game. Burgin recorded double-doubles in two of Charlotte’s three A-10 Tournament games.

All-Atlantic 10 - Shannon McCallum became the first 49er to be named A-10 Sixth Player of the Year. She is the first 49er since Peaches Harris (2002-03 C-USA Sixth Player of the Year) to earn a league’s sixth player of the year award. Danielle Burgin and Aysha Jones were named second-team All-Atlantic 10. Mc-Callum was named honorable-mention All-Atlantic 10 this season as well. Jones and McCallum become the fifth and sixth different 49er to earn All-Atlantic 10 honors in the 49ers four-years in the league. Traci Ray was named to the A-10 Academic All-Conference team.

20-Win Seasons - With the 49ers 59-57 win over George Washington (February 25), Charlotte recorded their 20th win of the season. This was the 49ers first 20-wins season since Charlotte won 21 games in 2005-06. The school-record for wins in a season is 24 which came in 1989-90. Charlotte has now recorded 11 20-wins seasons in the program’s history. Coach Karen Aston makes it four straight Charlotte coaches that have recorded a 20-win season (Ed Baldwin, Katie Meier and Amanda Butler). Charlotte’s win over Richmond in the A-10 Tournament finals was the team’s 23rd win of the season which was tied for the second most wins in school history. Charlotte won 23 games in 1990-91.

Road Warriors - After Charlotte defeated Saint Joseph’s, 69-55, on the road (February 21), the 49ers won their school-record tying 13th game away from Halton Arena. The previous school record 13 road wins came in 1989-90, Char-lotte won a school-record 24 games that season. The 49ers won 12 road games in 1979-80. Charlotte posted 11 road wins in 2004-05, 1991-92 and 1990-91. The 49ers won 10 road games in 1983-84.

Winning Streaks - The 49ers had a nine game winning streak last season (January 14, 2009-February 14, 2009). Only seven other times in the program’s 34-year history has Charlotte won at least nine straight games. The program record for winning streaks is 11 games which Charlotte did twice (January 11, 1980-February 7, 1980 and December 8, 1980-January 21, 1981). Charlotte has had four different 10 game winning streaks with the last one being December 8, 2006-February 12, 2006. Charlotte also had one nine game winning steak during the 1979 season.

Double-Figure Scoring Games Off The Bench - Last season, Charlotte had 19 double-figure scoring games off the bench. McCallum accounted for 15 of Char-lotte’s 19 double-figure scoring games off the bench. Rachelle Coward recorded her first career double-figure scoring game with 10 points off the bench against Charleston Southern. Danielle Burgin scored 13 points off the bench against #6 Notre Dame. Brittany Carter scored 10 points off the bench against Duquesne and Temple in the A-10 Tournament.

Triple-Double - Danielle Burgin nearly recorded the program’s second-ever triple-double at Massachusetts, January 14, 2009. She scored 21 points, grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds and blocked a career-high eight shots. Patricia Walker recorded the 49ers only triple-double with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 15 assists vs. Campbell, February 5, 1982.

Double-Doubles - The 49ers had 16 double-doubles last season. Danielle Burgin had eight double-doubles, Erin Floyd and Shannon McCallum had three double-doubles. Traci Ray and Aysha Jones each tallied a double-double as well.

Double-Figure Rebounding Games - The 49ers had a player grab double-figure rebounds 24 times last season. Danielle Burgin led the 49ers with 15 double-figure rebounding games.

1,000 Point Scorers - Danielle Burgin became the program’s 16th 1,000 point scorer when she connected on a layup at the 13:21 mark of the first half of the Saint Louis game (January 20). She finished her career with 1,169 points which puts her 14th on the program’s all-time scoring list.

Ray Bombs Her Way Into The Record Books - Traci Ray connected on five three-point field goals in the 49ers win at Davidson to become the program’s career leader in three-point fields goals made. At the 4:22 mark of the first half, she connected on her record-breaking three-point field goal in the Davidson game. Ray finished her career with 202 career three-point baskets.

The Reliable Burgin - When the 49ers played their first round NCAA Tournament game, Danielle Burgin set the program’s record for career games played at 126.

516 And Counting - The 49ers recorded the program’s 500th win with their 72-64 win over Davidson, December 9. Charlotte now has 516 wins in the program’s history.

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Overall: 23-9 Atlantic 10: 11-3Home: 10-5, Away: 11-3, Neutral: 2-1

No. Player GP-GS MPG FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Reb Avg PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg22 Aysha Jones 32-32 32.2 154-353 .436 38-106 .358 96-114 .842 40-123 3.8 69-3 85 85 1 28 442 13.8 Atlantic 10 Games 14-14 33.6 69-169 .408 16-54 .296 38-42 .905 21-60 4.3 23-0 41 41 0 8 192 13.75 Shannon McCallum 31-4 25.2 142-329 .432 24-96 .250 70-101 .693 45-181 5.8 68-1 72 94 19 61 378 12.2 Atlantic 10 Games 13-2 25.5 64-141 .454 8-39 .205 32-50 .640 13-72 5.5 25-0 34 43 11 22 168 12.955 Danielle Burgin 32-31 29.4 160-285 .561 1-2 .500 34-64 .531 74-294 9.2 60-0 40 89 38 20 355 11.1 Atlantic 10 Games 14-14 32.8 78-136 .574 1-2 .500 22-35 .629 41-143 10.2 28-0 15 39 20 11 179 12.810 Erin Floyd 31-31 29.4 125-258 .484 3-19 .158 50-72 .694 59-150 4.8 48-1 35 74 4 20 303 9.8 Atlantic 10 Games 14-14 31.3 46-105 .438 0-8 .000 20-32 .625 27-73 5.2 23-0 25 24 1 11 112 8.011 Traci Ray 31-30 31.1 83-220 .377 61-150 .407 40-51 .784 13-92 3.0 75-2 136 115 2 63 267 8.6 Atlantic 10 Games 13-12 31.7 29-87 .333 19-55 .345 12-14 .857 7-30 2.3 37-1 48 53 0 25 89 6.820 Ashley Spriggs 32-32 27.7 96-219 .438 1-2 .500 51-81 .630 47-170 5.3 61-1 88 75 19 26 244 7.6 Atlantic 10 Games 14-14 27.9 40-89 .449 1-2 .500 18-28 .643 20-75 5.4 23-0 38 38 7 13 99 7.12 Brittany Carter 24-0 9.4 29-58 .500 0-0 .000 13-22 .591 20-43 1.8 40-0 7 22 2 8 71 3.0 Atlantic 10 Games 13-0 9.2 14-28 .500 0-0 .000 9-12 .750 9-23 1.8 23-0 3 11 0 2 37 2.844 Rachelle Coward 18-0 6.6 11-29 .379 3-11 .273 7-13 .538 4-17 0.9 8-0 3 7 0 2 32 1.8 Atlantic 10 Games 5-0 5.8 3-7 .429 0-1 .000 3-5 .600 1-5 1.0 4-0 0 1 0 1 9 1.824 Katie Meador 20-0 7.9 10-31 .323 9-24 .375 2-2 1.000 6-16 0.8 17-0 9 17 2 2 31 1.6 Atlantic 10 Games 10-0 9.2 6-16 .375 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 2-4 0.4 10-0 7 10 1 1 17 1.734 Kelsey Mcadoo 25-0 6.2 5-17 .294 0-0 .000 7-15 .467 14-44 1.8 33-0 2 14 18 3 17 0.7 Atlantic 10 Games 8-0 5.3 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-6 .333 2-6 0.8 12-0 0 1 3 1 4 0.51 Jabrenta Hubbard 20-0 8.2 6-28 .214 0-7 .000 1-1 1.000 1-13 0.7 16-0 12 14 0 7 13 0.7 Atlantic 10 Games 7-0 3.3 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-3 0.4 1-0 3 2 0 0 2 0.315 Nicole Hargraves 19-0 4.7 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 5-18 0.9 13-0 0 11 2 0 10 0.5 Atlantic 10 Games 6-0 2.8 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 0.3 1-0 0 2 0 0 2 0.3 Team 57-127 15 Team A-10 Games 21-56 7 Charlotte 32 6425 826-1839 .449 140-417 .336 371-539 .688 385-1288 40.2 508-8 489 632 107 240 2163 67.6 49ers A-10 Games 14 2825 352-784 .449 50-173 .289 156-224 .696 165-552 39.4 211-1 214 272 43 95 910 65.0 Opponents 32 6425 717-1891 .379 162-465 .348 339-501 .677 371-1089 34.0 518-1 349 568 63 264 1935 60.5 A-10 Opponents 14 2825 307-805 .381 68-199 .342 143-206 .694 152-452 32.3 216-1 156 240 23 113 825 58.9

TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICSOpponent Date Score FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Reb. PF A TO Blk Stl Ptsvs Southern California@ 11/15 W, 62-60 20-53 .377 4-15 .267 18-24 .750 9-37 19 9 26 3 10 62 at NC State@ 11/16 L, 55-62 22-56 .393 4-9 .444 7-11 .636 12-40 20 14 16 2 2 55 at Hampton 11/18 W, 69-46 27-49 .551 6-16 .375 9-18 .500 9-44 26 13 29 10 10 69 UAB 11/21 W, 79-57 28-59 .475 3-7 .429 20-27 .741 13-41 13 11 12 3 8 79 Wake Forest 11/26 L, 67-75 23-59 .390 1-10 .100 20-24 .833 8-43 26 15 26 4 12 67 vs Fresno State! 11/28 W, 70-69 25-70 .357 2-12 .167 18-24 .750 16-42 17 10 13 4 8 70 at SMU! 11/29 W, 76-74 31-68 .456 6-18 .333 8-11 .727 17-37 17 16 15 5 6 76 at UNC Asheville 12/06 W, 72-50 28-58 .483 5-14 .357 11-18 .611 18-54 18 20 27 5 4 72 at Davidson 12/09 W, 72-64 29-64 .453 7-12 .583 7-12 .583 8-39 10 14 15 2 8 72 Charleston Southern 12/13 W, 91-43 35-63 .556 6-13 .462 15-24 .625 14-46 10 24 18 7 13 91 at South Carolina 12/21 L, 76-78 29-64 .453 8-21 .381 10-17 .588 12-28 23 17 12 1 9 76 #6 Notre Dame 12/28 L, 61-68 24-57 .421 5-14 .357 8-9 .889 10-35 14 17 24 1 8 61 at Clemson 01/02 W, 58-51 22-57 .386 3-14 .214 11-21 .524 16-51 15 11 23 1 6 58 North Carolina A&T 01/05 L, 80-87 31-62 .500 6-21 .286 12-16 .750 11-36 19 26 16 5 7 80 Xavier* 01/11 L, 49-67 17-51 .333 3-12 .250 12-14 .857 8-30 10 9 20 1 9 49 at Massachusetts* 01/14 W, 67-53 27-60 .450 6-16 .375 7-11 .636 15-47 16 24 20 11 7 67 at Rhode Island* 01/17 W, 60-39 25-53 .472 3-10 .300 7-14 .500 14-40 13 17 24 2 10 60 Saint Louis* 01/20 W, 66-56 28-62 .452 1-11 .091 9-18 .500 17-42 19 21 20 4 8 66 Dayton* 01/24 W, 60-57 23-55 .418 2-11 .182 12-19 .632 12-47 14 9 24 0 6 60 at Richmond* 01/27 W, 62-55 26-55 .473 3-11 .273 7-8 .875 12-44 16 12 21 5 3 62 Fordham* 01/31 W, 60-38 21-52 .404 1-13 .077 17-27 .630 11-36 21 13 17 3 9 60 at Saint Louis* 02/03 W, 70-58 28-56 .500 4-8 .500 10-16 .625 11-42 18 16 20 1 5 70Duquesne* 02/07 W, 83-78 33-67 .493 6-14 .429 11-16 .688 17-40 13 13 16 2 7 83 at La Salle* 02/14 W, 67-62 26-61 .426 3-16 .188 12-14 .857 12-44 16 18 12 3 6 67 Temple* 02/18 L, 73-77 23-47 .489 6-16 .375 21-25 .840 8-33 10 13 25 3 4 73 at Saint Joseph’s* 02/21 W, 69-55 25-54 .463 4-13 .308 15-17 .882 11-44 19 17 19 2 5 69 George Washington* 02/25 W, 59-57 24-50 .480 2-9 .222 9-16 .563 8-35 12 17 22 3 6 59 at St. Bonaventure* 02/28 L, 65-73 26-61 .426 6-13 .462 7-9 .778 9-28 14 15 12 3 10 65 Duquesne& 03/07 W, 81-57 29-55 .527 11-15 .733 12-18 .667 10-50 14 18 17 3 2 81 Temple& 03/08 W, 73-50 28-60 .467 5-10 .500 12-16 .750 17-44 14 16 17 3 7 73 Richmond& 03/09 W, 59-54 23-55 .418 3-12 .250 10-14 .714 15-35 6 10 26 4 14 59 vs Purdue# 03/21 L, 52-65 20-46 .435 5-11 .455 7-11 .636 5-34 16 14 28 1 11 52 @ - Wolfpack Invitational, Raleigh, NC; ! - Hoops For The Cure Tournament, Dallas, TX; * - Atlantic 10 Conference Game; & - Atlantic 10 Tournament, Charlotte, NC; # - NCAA Tournament, Chattanooga, TN

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Traci Ray set the school-record for career three-point field goals made during the 2008-09 season. She was named MVP of the A-10 Tournament.

Aysha Jones recorded her first career double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds against Purdue in the NCAA Tournament.

Shannon McCallum scored a game-high 22 points against Richmond in the A-10 Tournament Championship game.

DATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORD ATT. HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER HIGH ASSISTS

11/15 vs USC W, 62-60 1-0 497 McCallum (16) McCallum (11) Ray(4)Notes: McCallum recorded her first career double-double 11/16 at NC State L, 55-62 1-1 753 Floyd (13) Floyd (7) Spriggs (5) Notes: Three players scored in double-figures for the 49ers 11/18 at Hampton W, 69-46 2-1 459 McCallum (15) Burgin (11) Ray (4) Notes: Ten 49ers scored in the game; McAdoo tied her career-high with five blocked shots11/21 UAB W, 79-57 3-1 1448 Jones (22) Burgin (9) Ray (4) Notes: 49ers win their eighth straight home opener; Four 49ers tallied double-figures points 11/26 Wake Forest L, 67-75 3-2 865 Jones (29) Burgin (12) Burgin (6) Notes: Jones scored a career-high 29 points with 14 points in the 1st half and 15 points in the 2nd half11/28 vs Fresno State W, 70-69 4-2 886 Spriggs (20) Spriggs (9) Ray (6) Notes: Four starters scored in double-figures led by Spriggs career-high 20 points11/29 at SMU W, 76-74 5-2 963 Spriggs (20) Burgin (8) Jones (6) Notes: Spriggs named Tourney MVP after knocking down a game-winning jump shot at the buzzer12/06 at UNC Asheville W, 72-50 6-2 353 Jones (19) McAdoo, Burgin (10) Spriggs (8) Notes: McAdoo recorded her first career double-figure rebounds game12/09 at Davidson W, 72-64 7-2 411 McCallum, Ray (17) Burgin (7) Ray (6)Notes: Ray became the program’s career leader in three-point field goals made; Program’s 500th All-Time Win12/13 Charleston So. W, 91-43 8-2 777 Floyd (16) McAdoo, McCallum (7) Ray (6) Notes: Five 49ers in double-figures, Ten 49ers scored in the game12/21 South Carolina L, 76-78 8-3 2259 Jones, McCallum (16) McCallum (6) Ray (6)Notes: Four 49ers score in double-figures, Charlotte scored 10 points in the final 44 seconds12/28 #6 Notre Dame L, 61-68 8-4 1587 Jones (15) McCallum (9) Ray (9)Notes: Jones was a perfect 6-for-6 from the line1/2 at Clemson W, 58-51 9-4 734 McCallum (21) Floyd (13) Ray (4)Notes: Floyd recorded a double-double with 11 points and a career-high 13 boards1/5 N.C. A&T L, 80-87 9-5 752 Burgin (22) Burgin (12) Ray (10)Notes: All five starters scored at least nine points; Ray with a double-double with 16 points, 10 assists1/11 Xavier L, 49-67 9-6, 0-1 819 McCallum (11) Burgin (10) Floyd (4)Notes: McCallum scored 11 points for her seventh double-figure scoring game off the bench for the season1/14 at Massachusetts W, 67-53 10-6, 1-1 383 Burgin (21) Burgin (17) Ray (7)Notes: Burgin nearly records the program’s 2nd-ever triple-double with 21 pts., 17 reb. & eight blocks1/17 at Rhode Island W, 60-39 11-6, 2-1 483 Burgin (17) Burgin (12) Ray, McCallum (4)Notes: Burgin records her second straight double-double; 49ers had a 40-27 advantage on the boards1/20 Saint Louis W, 66-56 12-6, 3-1 468 McCallum (20) 3 players (7) Ray (9)Notes: Burgin became the program’s 16th 1,000-point scorer in the first half1/24 Dayton W, 60-57 13-6, 4-1 919 Spriggs (16) Burgin (14) McCallum (3)Notes: 49ers grab 47 rebounds; Burgin, Spriggs and McCallum grab at least eight rebounds apiece1/27 at Richmond W, 62-55 14-6, 5-1 951 McCallum (17) McCallum (11) McCallum, Jones (3)Notes: Burgin and McCallum both record double-doubles1/31 Fordham W, 60-38 15-6, 6-1 1719 Burgin (14) Burgin (9) McCallum (4)Notes: Nine 49ers scored at least two points; Nine 49ers grabbed at least one rebound 2/3 at Saint Louis W, 70-58 16-6, 7-1 574 Jones (18) Burgin (10) Jones (5)Notes: Four starters in double-figures; Burgin with another double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds2/7 Duquesne W, 83-78 17-6, 8-1 1054 Jones (28) Burgin (11) Spriggs (4)Notes: Jones and McCallum both have 20-point scoring games; Both knocked down 10 field goals apiece2/14 at La Salle W, 67-62 18-6, 9-1 187 Burgin (20) Floyd (10) Spriggs (5)Notes: Floyd with a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds; Program’s first win as a member of A-10 in Philly2/18 Temple L, 73-77 18-7, 9-2 1775 Jones (17) Burgin (8) Jones (6)Notes: Four starters in double-figures; Starting guards Jones and McCallum combined to score 33 points2/21 at Saint Joseph’s W, 69-55 19-7, 10-2 1121 Burgin (19) Spriggs (11) Ray (5)Notes: Spriggs grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds; 49ers outrebounded Saint Joseph’s 44-262/25 George Washington W, 59-57 20-7, 11-2 865 McCallum (18) Burgin (8) Spriggs (6)Notes: First-ever win over George Washington; Three 49ers scored in double-figures2/28 at St. Bonaventure L, 65-73 20-8, 11-3 721 Jones (19) Burgin (11) McCallum (6) Notes: Jones scored 16 of her team game-high 19 points in the 2nd half3/7 vs. Duquesne W, 81-57 21-8 1195 Ray (20) Burgin, McCallum (13) Spriggs (7)Notes: 49ers first-ever A-10 Tournament win; Ray was 6-for-9 from beyond the arc3/8 vs. Temple W, 73-50 22-8 1194 Ray (16) Burgin (12) McCallum (5)Notes: First win over Temple as a member of the A-10; Four 49ers in double-figures3/9 vs. Richmond W, 59-54 23-8 1481 McCallum (22) Burgin (7) Ray (4)Notes: Won A-10 Tournament title which was the program’s first-ever conference tournament title3/21 vs. Purdue L, 52-65 23-9 2424 Jones (24) Jones (10) Ray, McCallum (4) Notes: Program’s 2nd NCAA Tournament game; Jones records first career double-double

2008-09 STATISTICS

The RecordsAward Winners...............................461,000 Point Scorers ................... 47-48Team Records .................................49Single-Game Records ............... 50-51Single-Season Records ............. 52-53Freshmen Records..........................52Career Records ......................... 54-55Postseason Teams ..................... 56-57Letterwinners .................................57Coaches Records ............................58Year-by-Year Results ............... 58-62Series Results ..................................62

Three-time All-Atlantic 10 selection, Danielle Burgin is one of only five players in school history to score 1,000 career points and grab 800 career rebounds.


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ALL-AMERICANS1979-80 Paula Bennett American Sports Foundation (1st)1981-82 Paula Bennett American Sports Foundation (HM)1981-82 Patricia Walker American Sports Foundation (HM)1984-85 Julian “Candy” Lucas National Women’s Sports Foundation; Women’s Basketball Yearbook (HM)1985-86 Kristin Wilson Women’s Basketball Yearbook (HM)1986-87 Kristin Wilson Women’s Basketball Yearbook (HM)1990-91 Pam Gorham Street & Smith’s Preseason (HM)1992-93 Charlita Davis Basketball Times (HM)

Freshman All-Americans1991-92 Markita Aldridge Basketball Times (1st)

ALL-TOURNAMENTWomen’s NIT1989-90 Pam GorhamSun Belt Conference1989-90 Sandra WilliamsMetro Conference1992-93 Julia BurtonConference USA1999-00 Jameka JonesAtlantic 102008-09 Traci Ray (MVP) Danielle Burgin Shannon McCallum

ALL-STATEN.C. AIAW1977-78 Kim Fox1978-79 Paula Bennett1979-80 Paula Bennett Kim Fox1980-81 Paula Bennett KimFox1981-82 Paula Bennett Patricia WalkerNCCSIA2004-05 Sakellie Daniels (1st)2005-06 Pam Brown (1st) Sakellie Daniels (1st)

2006-07 Sabrina Gregory (1st) Danielle Burgin (2nd)2007-08 Sabrina Gregory (2nd)2008-09 Danielle Burgin (1st) Aysha Jones (2nd) Shannon McCallum (2nd) COACH OF THE YEARConference USA2002-03 Katie MeierAtlantic 10 Conference2005-06 Amanda Butler

WBCA Region IV2002-03 Katie Meier

PLAYER OF THE YEARSun Belt Conference1986-87 Kristin Wilson

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARMetro Conference1993-94 Charlette Hargrove1991-92 Markita Aldridge

SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEARConference USA2002-03 Peaches HarrisAtlantic 102008-09 Shannon McCallum

ALL-CONFERENCESun Belt Conference1982-83 Sylvia Akers (2nd)1983-84 Candy Lucas (1st) Marqueritte Parker (2nd) Sylvia Akers (HM) Kristin Wilson (HM)1984-85 Kristin Wilson (2nd)1985-86 Kristin Wilson (1st)1986-87 Kristin Wilson (1st)1987-88 Elizabeth Walker (2nd)1988-89 Barbara Reedus (2nd)1989-90 Pam Gorham (2nd) Sandra Williams (2nd)1990-91 Pam Gorham (1st) Sandra Williams (2nd)Metro Conference1991-92 Charlita Davis (1st) Markita Aldridge (2nd)1992-93 Charlita Davis (1st)1993-94 Markita Aldridge (2nd)1994-95 Markita Aldridge (2nd)Conference USA1995-96 Markita Aldridge (HM) Lisa Gerton (HM)2000-01 Tonya Phifer (1st)2001-02 Alicia Abernathy (3rd)

2002-03 Peaches Harris (2nd) Alicia Abernathy (3rd)2004-05 Sakellie Daniels (2nd)Atlantic 10 Conference2005-06 Pam Brown (1st) Sakellie Daniels (1st)2006-07 Danielle Burgin (3rd) Sabrina Gregory (3rd)2007-08 Sabrina Gregory (3rd) Danielle Burgin (HM)2008-09 Danielle Burgin (2nd) Aysha Jones (2nd) Shannon McCallum (HM) ALL-FRESHMANMetro Conference1991-92 Markita Aldridge Angela Barden1993-94 Charlette Hargrove Charlene ReidConference USA1997-98 Tonya Phifer2002-03 Pam Brown Sakellie Daniels Andrea DavidsonAtlantic 102006-07 Wendy Stywalt

ALL-DEFENSIVEAtlantic 10 Conference2005-06 Sakellie Daniels2006-07 Sabrina Gregory2007-08 Sabrina Gregory

ALL-ACADEMICAtlantic 10 Conference2006-07 Sabrina Gregory2007-08 Sabrina Gregory2008-09 Traci Ray

PLAYER OF THE WEEKConference USA12/30/97 Drewana Bey1/29/01 Tonya Phifer2/10/03 Peaches Harris12/6/04 Sakellie DanielsAtlantic 10 Conference2/4/06 Sakellie Daniels12/18/06 Sabrina Gregory1/15/07 Wendy Stywalt (Rookie)2/5/07 Danielle Burgin11/12/07 Danielle Burgin12/17/07 Sabrina Gregory1/14/07 Sabrina Gregory12/1/08 Ashley Spriggs1/19/09 Danielle Burgin2/2/09 Danielle Burgin2/9/09 Aysha Jones

TEAM MVP1975-76 Kathy McAmis1976-77 Kathy McAmis1977-78 Kim Fox1978-79 Paula Bennett1979-80 Paula Bennett1980-81 Paula Bennett1981-82 Patricia Walker1982-83 Candy Lucas1983-84 Marqueritte Parker1984-85 Candy Lucas1985-86 Kristin Wilson1986-87 Kristin Wilson1987-88 Elizabeth Walker1988-89 Tolonda Rose1989-90 Pam Gorham1990-91 Mia Nance1991-92 Charlita Davis1992-93 Julia Burton, Charlita Davis1993-94 Charlette Hargrove

A two-time All-American, Paula Bennett, starred for Charlotte from 1978-82 and became the first 49ers women’s basketball player to have her jersey retired.

1994-95 Markita Aldridge1995-96 Markita Aldridge1996-97 Charlette Hargrove1997-98 Drewana Bey1998-99 Nikki Richardson1999-00 Jameka Jones2000-01 Tonya Phifer2001-02 Monica League2002-03 Peaches Harris2003-04 Sakellie Daniels2004-05 Sakellie Daniels2005-06 Sakellie Daniels2006-07 Sabrina Gregory2007-08 Sabrina Gregory2008-09 Danielle Burgin Traci Ray

GOLD NUGGET AWARD(Given to the player that exhibits the most dedication and determination)1977-78 Patricia Walker1978-79 Brenda Brown1979-80 Kim Fox1980-81 Patricia Walker1981-82 Paula Bennett1982-83 Sylvia Akers1983-84 Kristin Wilson1984-85 Kristin Wilson1985-86 Sheri Williams1986-87 Shelton Kennington1987-88 Tolonda Rose1988-89 Laura Hnat1989-90 Amy Glass1990-91 Barbara Webb1991-92 Barbara Webb1992-93 Dee Gibson, Tammy Gilliam1993-94 Heather Hart1994-95 Markita Aldridge1995-96 Lisa Gerton1996-97 Nikki Richardson1997-98 Katinka Stecina1998-99 Claire Mollison1999-00 Claire Mollison2000-01 Brandi Hicks2001-02 Kysah Upchurch2002-03 Krystion Obie2003-04 Tiffany Hoey2004-05 Sabrina Gregory2005-06 Andrea Davidson2006-07 Traci Ray2007-08 Erin Floyd2008-09 Aysha Jones

Markita Aldridge was a four-time all-conference performer for the 49ers.

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1. Paula Bennett - 1979-82Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1978-79 26 249-580 .429 N/A N/A 55-90 .611 361 13.9 44 62 553 21.31979-80 27 245-523 .468 N/A N/A 81-120 .675 355 13.1 48 72 571 21.11980-81 31 263-558 .471 N/A N/A 65-106 .613 363 11.7 59 71 591 19.11981-82 22 157-381 .412 N/A N/A 49-77 .636 222 10.1 23 60 363 16.5Totals 106 914-2042 .448 N/A N/A 250-393 .636 1301 13.6 174 265 2078 19.6

2. Kristin Wilson - 1984-87Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1983-84 29 132-231 .571 N/A N/A 60-102 .588 238 8.2 10 24 324 11.21984-85 25 157-205 .766 N/A N/A 125-183 .683 311 13.0 15 36 439 18.31985-86 27 205-363 .565 N/A N/A 110-184 .600 396 14.7 21 64 520 19.31986-87 27 251-461 .544 N/A N/A 117-173 .676 360 13.3 25 76 619 22.9Totals 108 745-1260 .591 N/A N/A 412-642 .642 1305 12.2 71 196 1902 17.8

3. Kim Fox - 1978-81Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1977-78 17 127-276 .460 N/A N/A 49-83 .590 241 14.2 18 23 303 17.81978-79 26 152-291 .522 N/A N/A 86-146 .589 293 11.3 54 46 390 15.01979-80 27 127-237 .536 N/A N/A 84-135 .622 294 10.9 32 34 338 12.51980-81 32 203-356 .570 N/A N/A 133-220 .605 376 11.8 31 74 539 16.8Totals 102 609-1160 .525 N/A N/A 352-584 .534 1204 11.8 135 177 1570 15.4

4. Tonya Phifer - 1998-01Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1997-98 28 86-225 .382 16-60 .267 72-104 .692 67 2.4 58 46 260 9.31998-99 27 127-334 .380 20-72 .278 83-102 .814 67 2.5 78 53 357 13.21999-00 30 145-363 .277 23-83 .277 76-100 .760 127 4.2 114 55 389 13.02000-01 28 160-417 .384 46-141 .326 115-152 .757 120 4.3 93 55 481 17.2Totals 113 518-1339 .387 105-356 .295 346-458 .755 381 3.4 343 209 1487 13.2

5. Sakellie Daniels - 2002-06Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A S Pts. Avg.2002-03 29 60-144 .417 10-38 .263 53-73 .726 74 2.6 53 67 183 6.32003-04 31 115-275 .418 17-59 .288 134-173 .775 140 4.5 111 75 381 12.32004-05 31 146-378 .386 32-129 .248 145-207 .700 232 7.5 153 76 469 15.12005-06 30 136-321 .424 16-72 .222 160-216 .741 167 5.6 113 71 448 14.9 Totals 121 457-1118 .409 75-298 .252 492-669 .735 613 5.1 430 289 1481 12.2

6. Pam Brown - 2002-06Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A S Pts. Avg.2002-03 30 116-224 .518 6-28 .214 71-102 .696 116 3.9 29 24 309 10.32003-04 31 130-272 .478 8-31 .258 83-126 .659 161 5.2 26 12 351 11.32004-05 31 139-284 .489 4-22 .182 115-160 .719 178 5.7 28 23 397 12.82005-06 30 146-295 .495 10-30 .333 84-108 .778 172 5.7 31 28 386 12.9Totals 122 531-1075 .494 28-111 .252 353-496 .712 627 5.1 114 87 1443 11.8

7. Markita Aldridge - 1992-93, 95-96Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1991-92 28 114-295 .386 12-39 .308 73-116 .629 123 4.4 130 41 313 11.21992-93 21 128-274 .467 16-51 .314 50-103 .485 106 5.0 87 48 322 15.31994-95 26 160-337 .475 1-7 .143 77-131 .588 190 7.3 97 37 398 15.31995-96 28 156-329 .474 0-13 .000 95-140 .679 182 6.5 128 34 407 14.5Totals 103 558-1235 .452 29-110 .264 295-490 .602 601 5.8 442 160 1440 14.0

8. Patricia Walker - 1979-82Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1978-79 17 34-92 .370 N/A N/A 15-25 .600 38 2.2 11 24 83 4.91979-80 26 151-343 .440 N/A N/A 70-113 .619 141 5.4 77 81 372 14.31980-81 32 183-437 .419 N/A N/A 101-162 .623 211 6.6 85 94 467 14.61981-82 23 203-416 .488 N/A N/A 96-148 .649 219 9.5 89 102 502 21.8Totals 108 571-1288 .443 N/A N/A 282-448 .629 609 5.6 262 301 1424 14.5

9. Candy Lucas - 1983-85Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1982-83 22 197-420 .469 N/A N/A 36-61 .590 96 4.3 54 56 430 19.51983-84 28 235-470 .500 N/A N/A 60-94 .638 113 4.0 97 59 530 18.91984-85 22 191-408 .468 N/A N/A 54-67 .806 95 4.3 52 47 436 19.8Totals 72 623-1298 .480 N/A N/A 150-222 .676 304 4.2 203 162 1396 19.4

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10. Charlita Davis - 1990-93Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1989-90 32 69-154 .448 0-0 .000 33-48 .688 112 3.2 14 13 171 5.31990-91 29 131-273 .480 1-1 1.000 46-63 .730 206 7.1 36 38 309 10.71991-92 28 179-364 .492 0-1 .000 80-112 .714 195 7.0 29 31 438 15.61992-93 28 208-477 .436 1-3 .333 48-77 .623 213 7.6 47 36 465 16.6Totals 117 587-1268 .463 2-5 .400 207-300 .690 726 6.2 126 118 1383 11.8

11. Sabrina Gregory - 2005-08Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.2004-05 31 101-222 .455 2-7 .286 45-55 .818 106 3.4 56 36 249 8.02005-06 30 100-208 .481 1-4 .250 42-62 .677 89 3.0 71 37 243 8.12006-07 32 189-353 .535 10-46 .217 68-87 .782 134 4.2 139 70 456 14.32007-08 32 130-284 .458 4-26 .154 74-86 .860 144 4.5 125 54 338 10.6TOTAL 125 520-1067 .487 17-83 .205 229-290 .790 473 3.8 391 197 1286 10.3

12. Charlette Hargrove - 1994-97Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1993-94 26 114-220 .518 0-0 .000 71-144 .493 204 7.8 23 20 299 11.51994-95 26 110-224 .491 0-0 .000 46-83 .554 204 7.8 33 23 266 10.21995-96 28 103-204 .505 0-0 .000 52-109 .477 183 6.5 27 23 258 9.21996-97 27 150-255 .588 0-0 .000 76-140 .543 213 7.9 20 39 376 13.9Totals 107 477-903 .528 0-0 .000 245-476 .515 804 7.5 103 105 1199 11.2

13. Nikki Richardson - 1996-99Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A ST Pts. Avg.1995-96 20 37-91 .407 7-21 .333 28-33 .848 41 2.1 31 22 109 5.51996-97 26 119-318 .374 35-87 .402 60-87 .690 86 3.3 82 49 333 12.81997-98 28 134-322 .416 25-76 .329 72-93 .774 93 3.3 72 51 365 13.01998-99 27 142-364 .390 33-125 .264 59-72 .819 111 4.1 60 41 376 13.9Totals 101 432-1095 .395 100-309 .324 219-285 .768 331 3.3 245 163 1183 11.7

14. Danielle Burgin - 2006-09Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A S Pts. Avg.2005-06 30 52-101 .515 0-0 .000 15-27 .556 102 3.4 5 6 119 4.02006-07 32 145-307 .472 0-1 .000 61-97 .629 240 7.5 29 23 351 11.02007-08 32 144-296 .486 0-1 .000 56-104 .538 264 8.3 24 17 344 10.82008-09 32 160-285 .561 1-2 .500 34-64 .531 294 9.2 40 20 355 11.1Totals 126 501-989 .507 1-4 .250 166-292 .568 900 7.1 98 66 1169 9.3

15. Peaches Harris - 2001-04Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A S Pts. Avg.2000-01 24 36-93 .387 13-34 .382 28-37 .757 23 1.0 12 13 113 4.72001-02 25 95-280 .339 41-129 .318 58-76 .763 75 3.0 40 21 289 11.62002-03 30 102-274 .372 58-157 .369 79-96 .823 80 2.7 48 20 341 11.42003-04 31 104-311 .334 45-156 .288 83-117 .709 112 3.6 40 30 336 10.8Totals 110 337-958 .352 157-476 .330 248-326 .761 290 2.6 140 84 1079 9.8

16. Alicia Abernathy - 2000-03Year GP FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. Avg. A S Pts. Avg.1999-00 30 71-188 .378 10-34 .294 63-104 .606 163 5.4 39 24 215 7.22000-01 28 70-201 .348 8-45 .178 87-108 .806 172 6.1 57 37 235 8.42001-02 29 93-290 .321 34-122 .279 117-151 .775 212 7.3 56 55 337 11.62002-03 30 92-236 .390 27-78 .346 63-82 .768 205 6.8 103 43 274 9.1Totals 117 326-912 .357 79-279 .283 330-445 .742 752 6.4 255 159 1061 9.1

1,000 POINT SCORERS

100 Assists In A SeasonFormer 49ers standout and current director of basketball operations Sabrina Gregory (pictured) went over the 100 assists mark twice in her career. 2009 A-10 Tournament MVP Traci Ray also tallied two 100 assists seasons in her stellar four-year career. Gregory and Ray are two of only eight players in the program’s history to have at least two 100 assists seasons.

All-Time 100 Assists Seasons Name, Year, AssistsTerri Hemphill, 1978-79, 162 assistsMaria Byers, 1980-81, 110 assistsMaria Byers, 1982-83, 126 assistsElizabeth Walker, 1985-86, 100 assistsShelton Kennington, 1986-87, 110 assistsElizabeth Walker, 1987-88, 143 assistsMicah Bingeman, 1988-89, 143 assistsMia Nance, 1989-90, 128 assistsMia Nance, 1990-91, 110 assists

Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 130 assistsMarkita Aldridge, 1995-96, 128 assistsTonya Phifer, 1999-00, 114 assistsAlicia Abernathy, 2002-03, 103 assistsSakellie Daniels, 2003-04, 111 assistsMonica League, 2003-04, 129 assistsSakellie Daniels, 2004-05, 153 assistsMonica League, 2004-05, 105 assistsSakellie Daniels, 2005-06, 113 assistsAndrea Davidson, 2005-06, 127 assistsSabrina Gregory, 2006-07, 139 assists

Sabrina Gregory, 2007-08, 119 assistsTraci Ray, 2007-08, 101 assistsTraci Ray, 2008-09, 136 assists


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SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Points Scored: 109 vs. Columbia, 1/27/88Fewest Points Scored: 35 at Marquette, 2/25/01Most Points Scored in a Loss: 100 vs. Northern Alabama, 12/19/87 First Half Points: 60 vs. Coker, 1/22/79Second Half Points: 60 vs. Columbia, 1/27/88Largest Margin of Victory: 73 vs. Columbia 1/27/88, (109-36)Largest Margin of Defeat: 69 vs. NC State, 11/25/78 (112-43)Rebounds: 74 vs. Davidson, 1/8/79Assists: 37 vs. Columbia, 1/27/88Steals: 28 vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/21/83Blocks: 11, two times (latest at UMass, 1/14/09)Turnovers: 40 vs. Tennessee, 12/9/92Personal Fouls: 33 three times, last at Hawaii 12/17/01Disqualifications: 4 vs. Robert Morris, 1/1/88; vs. NC State, 11/24/84Field Goals Attempts: 98 (made 51) vs. Columbia, 1/27/88Field Goals Made: 51 (att. 98) vs. Columbia, 1/27/88Highest Field Goal Percentage: .643 (36-56) vs. Elon, 2/18/78Lowest Field Goal Percentage: .217 at Marquette, 2/25/01Free Throw Attempts: 55 (made 37) vs. Saint Francis, 11/17/06Free Throws Made: 38 (att. 53) vs. North Carolina A&T, 1/30/85Highest Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 (18-18) at UNCW, 12/2/05Lowest Free Throw Percentage: .200 (3-15) vs. Western Carolina, 1/8/87Three Point Attempts: 33 two times, last at Clemson, 3/17/04Three Pointers Made: 15 vs. TCU, 2/15/04Three Point Percentage (min 5 att.): .800 (4-5) vs. Furman, 2/13/92

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSGames Played: 32 - 2009, 2008, 2007, 1990, 1981Most Wins: 24 in 1990Fewest Wins: 3 in 1977Most Losses: 21 in 1999Fewest Losses: 6 in 1991; in 1980; in 1979Winning Percentage: .793 in 1991Most Points Scored: 2,478 in 1981Fewest Points Scored: 834 in 1976Highest Scoring Average: 77.4 in 1981Lowest Scoring Average: 54.0 in 1977Rebounds: 1,601 in 1981Assists: 587 in 1981Steals: 456 in 1981Turnovers: 678 in 1986Blocks: 208 in 2000Field Goal Attempts: 2,302 in 1981Field Goals Made: 1,018 in 1981Highest Field Goal Percentage: .495 in 1984 Lowest Field Goal Percentage: .306 in 1977Three Point Attempts: 699 in 2004Three Pointers Made: 222 in 2004Highest Three Point Percentage: .357 in 1992Lowest Three Point Percentage: .214 in 1989Free Throws Attempts: 733 in 1990Free Throws Made: 489 in 2004Highest Free Throw Percentage: .714 in 2006Lowest Free Throw Percentage: .480 in 1976 Charlette Hargrove was named Metro Con-

ference Freshman of the Year in 1994.

Nikki Richardson finished her career in 1999 with 100 career three-pointers made, which ranks seventh all-time.

Monica League, who finished her career in 2005, is one of only three players in school history with over 300 assists and 200 steals. She also holds career records for games started and minutes played.

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Points Scored 1. Kristin Wilson, Converse, 2/7/87 ..............45 2. Kristin Wilson, Campbell, 1/31/87 ...........40 Paula Bennett, Georgia State, 2/8/80 ........40 4. Kristin Wilson, C. Florida, 1/13/87...........37 Candy Lucas, N.C. A&T, 2/6/85 ...............37 6. Tonya Phifer, DePaul, 1/28/01 ..................35 Patricia Walker, N.C. A&T, 1/14/80 .........35 8. Charlita Davis, VCU, 2/27/93 ...................34 Barbara Reedus, W. Carolina, 2/29/88 ......34 10. Sandra Williams, ETSU, 12/17/90 ............33 Candy Lucas, Clemson, 11/30/83 .............33

Field Goals Made 1. Kristin Wilson, Converse, 2/7/87 ..............20 2. Charlita Davis, VCU, 2/27/93 ...................17 Kristin Wilson, C. Florida, 1/13/87...........17 Paula Bennett, Georgia State, 2/8/80 ........17 5. Patricia Walker, N.C. A&T, 1/14/80 .........16 6. Candy Lucas, W. Carolina, 2/3/85 ............15 Candy Lucas, NC State, 1/22/83 ...............15 Paula Bennett, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/24/79......15 Paula Bennett, Pembroke, 2/12/79 ............15 Paula Bennett, N.C. A&T, 1/28/79 ...........15

Field Goals Attempted 1. Patricia Walker, Bel. Abbey, 2/24/82 ........31 2. Paula Bennett, Pembroke, 2/12/79 ............30 3. Paula Bennett, Georgia State, 2/8/80 ........29 Paula Bennett, Mars Hill, 2/22/79 ............29 5. Paula Bennett, UNCA, 11/30/81 ...............28 Paula Bennett, Georgia State, 2/9/79 ........28 Paula Bennett, Catawba, 12/4/79 ..............28 Paula Bennett, UNCA, 12/6/78.................28 9. Kristin Wilson, Converse, 2/7/87 ..............27 Candy Lucas, Tenn. Tech, 11/25/83 ..........27 Paula Bennett, Pembroke, 2/9/81 ..............27 Paula Bennett, Winthrop, 2/5/81 ...............27 Paula Bennett, UNCA, 1/27/79.................27 Paula Bennett, Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/9/78......27 Paula Bennett, WSSU, 12/2/78 .................27 Kim Fox, Pembroke, 2/22/78 ....................27

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Whitney Hoey, Houston, 12/30/05 .............7 Leslie Cook, VCU, 12/7/03 ........................7 3. Traci Ray, Duquesne, 3/7/09 .......................6 Traci Ray, Ball State, 12/30/06 ...................6 Leslie Cook, W. Michigan, 3/21/04 ............6 Peaches Harris, Tulane, 2/22/02 .................6 7. Traci Ray, Davidson, 12/9/09 .....................5 Traci Ray vs. Rhode Island, 2/24/08 ...........5 Traci Ray vs. Arizona, 11/11/07..................5 Traci Ray at Virginia, 3/19/07 .....................5 Traci Ray, UMass, 1/28/07 .........................5 Sakellie Daniels, Davidson, 11/23/04 ........5

Leslie Cook, Clemson, 3/17/04..................5 Peaches Harris, DePaul, 1/31/04.................5 Leslie Cook, UAB, 2/23/03 ........................5 Leslie Cook vs. Stony Brook, 12/29/03 ......5 Brandy Patterson, Davidson, 12/5/01 .........5 Tonya Phifer, Louisville, 1/19/01 ...............5 Jameka Jones, Memphis, 3/4/00 .................5 Nikki Richardson, Louisville, 1/19/97 ........5 Lisa Gerton, Cincinnati, 2/9/96...................5 Pam Gorham, App. St., 1/30/91 ..................5 Pam Gorham, Georgia, 1/14/91 ..................5

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Peaches Harris, Tulane, 2/22/02 ...............18 2. Whitney Hoey, Houston, 12/30/05 ...........13 3. Traci Ray, North Carolina A&T, 1/5/09 ....12 Leslie Cook, W. Michigan, 3/21/04 ..........12 Leslie Cook, Clemson, 3/17/04.................12 Leslie Cook vs. VCU, 12/7/03 ..................12 Leslie Cook, James Madison, 12/21/02 ....12 Leslie Cook, Davidson, 12/3/02 ...............12 9. 13 times .....................................................11 (latest Traci Ray vs. SMU, 11/29/08) Free Throws Made 1. Sakellie Daniels, ECU, 3/4/04 ..................14 2. Pam Brown, FSU, 12/22/04 ......................13 Tonya Phifer, St. John’s, 11/24/00 ............13 Lisa Gerton, Louisville, 3/8/95 .................13 5. Tonya Phifer, Houston, 2/2/01 ..................12 Tonya Phifer, Davidson, 12/18/00 ............12 Charlette Hargrove, W. Mich., 12/30/96 ...12 Kristin Wilson, ODU, 2/28/85 ..................12 9. Sakellie Daniels, WKU, 3/20/06 ...............11 Peaches Harris vs. SLU, 2/8/04 ................11 Monica League, TCU, 1/25/02 .................11 Alicia Abernathy, St. John’s, 11/24/00 ......11 Shemika Turner, Xavier, 12/4/98 ..............11 Lisa Gerton, Furman, 12/18/94 .................11 Tolonda Rose, UNCG, 3/1/89 ...................11 Kristin Wilson, Winthrop, 1/10/86 ............11 Kristin Wilson, N.C. A&T, 1/30/85 ..........11 Patricia Walker, App. State, 1/20/82 .........11 Kim Fox, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/27/81..............11 Paula Bennett, C of C, 12/15/79 ...............11 Robbin Eudy, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/6/78 .........11

Free Throws Attempted 1. Sakellie Daniels, ECU, 3/4/04 ..................18 2. Sylvia Akers, Wingate, 11/27/82 ..............17 3. Kim Fox, Lenior-Rhyne, 2/27/81..............16 4. Sakellie Daniels, WKU. 3/20/06 ...............15 Sakellie Daniels, URI, 2/24/06 .................15 Sakellie Daniels, Houston, 3/4/05.............15 Pam Brown, FSU, 12/22/04 ......................15 Tonya Phifer, St. John’s, 11/24/00 ............15 Lisa Gerton, Louisville, 3/8/95 .................15 Markita Aldridge, VCU, 2/14/94 ..............15 Mia Nance, VCU, 3/7/91 ..........................15 12. Peaches Harris, SLU, 2/8/04 .....................14 Tonya Phifer, Houston, 2/2/01 ..................14 Tonika Smith, Duke, 11/27/00 ..................14 Charlette Hargrove, W. Mich., 12/30/96 ...14 Charlette Hargrove, VCU, 1/28/94 ...........14 Kristin Wilson, Georgia, 2/10/87 ..............14 Kristin Wilson, W. Ky., 1/22/86 ................14 Kristin Wilson, N.C. A&T, 1/30/85 ..........14 Sylvia Akers, UNCW, 1/17/83 ..................14 Kim Fox, Winthrop, 2/5/81 .......................14 Kim Fox, Wingate, 1/24/81.......................14 Paula Bennett, C of C, 12/15/79 ...............14

Terri Hemphill set single-game records for assists and steals with 17 and 11, re-spectively, versus UNC Asheville on Dec. 6, 1978.

30 Plus Point Scoring GamesKristin Wilson, Converse, 2/7/87 .................45

Kristin Wilson, Campbell, 1/31/87 ..............40Paula Bennett, Georgia State, 2/8/80 ...........40

Kristin Wilson, Central Florida, 1/13/87 ......37Candy Lucas, N.C. A&T, 2/6/85 ..................37

Tonya Phifer, DePaul, 1/28/01 .....................35Patricia Walker, N.C. A&T, 1/14/80 ............35

Charlita Davis, VCU, 2/27/93 ......................34Barbara Reedus, W. Carolina, 2/29/88 .........34

Sandra Williams, ETSU, 12/17/90 ...............33Candy Lucas, Clemson, 11/30/83 ................33

Tonya Phifer, St. John’s, 11/24/00 ...............32Charlita Davis, Louisville, 2/20/93 ..............32Charlita Davis, East Carolina, 2/6/93 ..........32Candy Lucas, Appalachian State, 2/1/85 .....32Paula Bennett, Campbellsville, 12/4/81 .......32Paula Bennett, Catawba, 12/4/79 .................32Kim Fox, Elon, 2/18/78 ...............................32

Jameka Jones, Louisville, 3/3/00 .................31Lisa Gerton, Cincinnati, 2/9/96 ....................31Markita Aldridge, SMU, 12/9/94 .................31Markita Aldridge, Radford, 12/3/94 .............31Charlette Hargrove, Valporaiso, 12/3/93 ......31Teresa Bowlin, UNC Greensboro, 2/27/90 ..31Patricia Walker, Pembroke, 1/11/82 .............31Paula Bennett, Catawba, 1/28/80 .................31Paula Bennett, C. of Charleston, 12/15/79 ...31Paula Bennett, Mars Hill, 2/22/79 ................31Paula Bennett, Pembroke, 2/12/79 ...............31Paula Bennett, N.C. A&T, 1/28/79...............31

Tonya Phifer, Appalachian State, 12/6/00 ....30Nikki Richardson, Louisville, 1/19/97 .........30Candy Lucas, Central Florida, 1/14/85 ........30Paula Bennett, NC State, 1/22/83 ................30Paula Bennett, Mars Hill, 1/18/82 ................30Paula Bennett, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/27/81 .........30Patricia Walker, Catawba, 2/17/81 ...............30Paula Bennett, UNC Asheville, 2/2/80 ........30Paula Bennett, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/24/79 .........30Paula Bennett, UNC Asheville, 12/6/78 ......30Paula Bennett, WSSU, 12/2/78 ....................30

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Rebounds 1. Kim Fox, Wingate, 1/24/81 ..................... 30 2. Paula Bennett, Catawba, 12/4/79 .............25 3. Kristin Wilson, S. Miss 11/29/85 ..............24 4. Paula Bennett, Guilford, 2/20/79 ............ 23 Paula Bennett, N.C. A&T, 1/23/79 .......... 23 6. Barbara Reedus, N. Alabama, 12/19/87 ....22 Kristin Wilson, Georgia St., 2/18/87 .........22 Kristin Wilson, South Florida, 2/2/86 .......22 9. Kristin Wilson, Winthrop, 2/5/87 ..............21 Kristin Wilson, Old Dominion, 2/14/86....21 Paula Bennett, UNCA, 11/30/81 ...............21 Offensive Rebounds 1. Charlette Hargrove, UNC A, 12/3/96 .......11 2. Drewana Bey, Radford, 11/16/97 ..............10 Drewana Bey, UNC A, 12/3/96 ................10 Kristin Wilson, UNC A, 11/29/86 .............10 5. Alicia Abernathy, Iowa, 11/24/02 ...............9 Sharon Palmer, UNC G, 12/2/95 ................9 Charlette Hargrove, L.Beach St. 12/29/94 ..9 Heather Hart, N.C. A&T, 12/1/92 ...............9 Sandra Williams, VCU, 3/7/91 ...................9 Kristin Wilson, Winthrop, 1/21/85 ..............9

Assists 1. Terri Hemphill, UNCA, 12/6/78 ...............17 2. Maria Byars, W. Carolina, 1/13/83 ...........15 Patricia Walker, Campbell, 2/5/82 ............15 Terri Hemphill, Methodist, 11/29/78 ........15 5. Elizabeth Walker, Columbia, 1/27/88 .......13 6. Patricia Walker, Campbell, 2/11/82 ..........12 Maria Byars, W. Carolina, 2/7/81 .............12 8. Sakellie Daniels, So. Miss, 1/30/05 ..........11 Monica League, Murray St., 12/8/04 ........11 Sakellie Daniels, Wichita St., 11/21/04 ....11 Markita Aldridge, St. Louis, 2/11/96 ........11 Terri Hemphill, N.C. A&T, 1/23/79 ..........11 13. Traci Ray, N.C. A&T, 1/5/09 ....................10 Traci Ray, Saint Joseph’s, 2/11/07 ............10 Andrea Davdison, SLU, 1/22/06...............10 Monica League, W. Mich., 3/21/04 ..........10 Monica League, TCU, 2/15/04 .................10 Tonya Phifer, Memphis, 3/4/00.................10 Markita Aldridge, Memphis, 2/18/96 .......10 Phyillis Gorham, Wis.-GB, 1/5/91 ............10 Laura Hnat, Georgia St., 11/26/88 ............10 Elizabeth Walker, S. Ala., 2/16/87 ............10 Maria Byars, Wake Forest, 12/7/82 ..........10 Maria Byars, N.C. A&T, 12/10/81 ............10 Terri Hemphill, WSSU, 12/2/78 ...............10 Terri Hemphill, Elon, 2/18/78 ...................10 Robbin Eudy, Elon, 2/18/78 ......................10 Theresa Herlvesen, S. Heart, 12/3/77 .......10

Kristin Wilson owns the Charlotte record for points in a game, lighting Converse up for 45 points Feb. 7, 1987.

Blocks 1. Teresa Bowlin, MD-E. Shore, 12/5/88 .......9 Kim Fox, Elon, 2/18/78 ..............................9 3. Danielle Burgin, UMass, 1/14/09 ...............8 Adrienne Jordan, Cincinnati, 1/21/01 .........8 Kristin Wilson, Columbia, 2/8/87 ...............8 6. Adrienne Jordan, UNCG, 11/16/01 ............7 Adrienne Jordan, Houston, 2/2/01 ..............7 Jennifer Smith, App. State, 11/23/99 ..........7 Adrienne Jordan, Louisville, 2/20/98 .........7 10. Danielle Burgin vs. UMass, 1/15/08 ...........6 Danielle Burgin vs. Duquesne, 1/12/08 ......6 Adrienne Jordan, Southern Miss, 1/28/00 ..6 Jennifer Smith, Louisville, 1/16/99.............6 Sheri Williams, Mercer, 12/15/84 ...............6 Kim Fox, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/6/78..................6

Steals 1. Terri Hemphill, UNCA, 12/6/78 ...............11 2. Charlene Reid, S.C. State, 12/6/94 ...........10 Patricia Walker, High Point, 12/2/81 ........10 4. Patricia Walker, UNCA, 1/21/81 ................9 5. Traci Ray, Tulsa, 12/29/06 ..........................8 Sakellie Daniels, UMass, 1/15/06 ...............8 Sakellie Daniels, TCU, 1/26/03 ..................8 Mia Nance, Winthrop, 12/19/89 .................8 Patricia Walker, VCU, 1/18/80 ...................8 Terri Hemphill, Converse, 2/13/78 .............8 Terri Hemphill, Catawba, 1/16/78 ..............8 12. Sakellie Daniels, URI, 2/24/06 ...................7 Monica League, UAB. 2/5/05 .....................7 Sakellie Daniels, Northwestern, 12/21/04 ..7 Monica League, Marquette, 2/2/04 .............7 Tonya Phifer, Davidson, 12/1/98 ................7 Tammy Gilliam, N.C. A&T, 2/24/92 ..........7 Pam Gorham, Florida State, 12/2/89 ..........7 Monica Garrett, Murray State, 12/31/87 .....7 Kristin Wilson, Winthrop, 3/1/86 ................7 Patricia Walker, UNCA, 1/20/81 ................7 Patricia Walker, N.C. A&T, 2/19/81 ...........7 Kim Fox, St. Augustine, 2/14/81 ................7 Paula Bennett, UNCA, 2/2/80.....................7 Patricia Walker, Catawba, 1/28/80 ..............7 Paula Bennett, Catawba, 1/28/80 ................7

Field Goal Percentage (min. 11 FGA) Name, Opponent, Date FGM FGA Pct. 1. Danielle Burgin, North Carolina A&T, 1/5/09 ......... 10 11 .909 Charlette Hargrove, Winthrop, 11/26/96 .................. 10 11 .909 Sandra Williams, South Florida, 2/3/90 ................... 10 11 .909 Sylvia Akers, Virginia Tech, 2/8/83 ......................... 11 11 .909 5. Jameka Jones, Louisville, 3/3/00 ............................. 12 14 .857 6. Kristin Wilson, Winthrop, 3/1/86 ............................. 11 13 .846 Kim Fox, Pembroke, 2/11/80 ................................... 11 13 .846 8. Danielle Burgin, Saint Louis, 2/03/07...................... 10 12 .833 Markita Aldridge, S.C. State, 12/6/94 ...................... 10 12 .833 10. Kim Fox, Mars Hill, 2/21/81 .................................... 12 15 .800

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. six 3PA) Name, Opponent, Date 3PM 3PA Pct. 1. Traci Ray, Davidson, 12/9/09 ..................................... 5 7 .714 Leslie Cook, Stony Brook, 12/29/03 .......................... 5 7 .714 3. Traci Ray, Duquesne, 3/7/09 ...................................... 6 9 .667 Traci Ray, Old Dominion, 12/17/06 ........................... 4 6 .667 Tonya Phifer, Appalachian State, 12/6/00 .................. 4 6 .667 6. Lisa Gerton, Cincinnati, 2/9/96 .................................. 5 8 .625 Pam Gorham, Appalachian State, 1/30/91 ................. 5 8 .625 8. Lisa Gerton, Louisville, 1/14/96 ................................ 4 7 .571 Lisa Gerton, Clemson, 11/28/95 ................................ 4 7 .571 10. Leslie Cook, VCU, 12/7/03 ........................................ 7 12 .583

Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 FTA) Name, Opponent, Date FTM FTA Pct. 1. Tonya Phifer, Davidson, 12/18/00 ............................ 12 12 1.000 Alicia Abernathy, St. John’s, 11/24/00 ..................... 11 11 1.000 Lisa Gerton, Furman, 12/18/94 ................................ 11 11 1.000 Alicia Abernathy, South Carolina, 12/28/01 ............ 10 10 1.000 Nikki Richardson, Marquette, 2/13/98 ..................... 10 10 1.000 Lisa Gerton, Tennessee Tech, 12/9/95...................... 10 10 1.000 Lisa Gerton, Long Beach St., 12/29/94 .................... 10 10 1.000 Barbara Reedus, W. Carolina, 2/29/88 ..................... 10 10 1.000 Francine Benson, W. Kentucky, 2/21/87 .................. 10 10 1.00010. Kristin Wilson, Old Dominion, 2/28/85 ................... 12 13 .923

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Points Scored 1. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................619 2. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ...........................591 3. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 ...........................571 4. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ...........................553 5. Kim Fox, 1980-81 ...................................539 6. Candy Lucas, 1983-84 ............................530 7. Pam Gorham, 1989-90 ............................523 8. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 ..........................520 9. Patricia Walker, 1981-82 .........................502 10. Lisa Gerton, 1995-96 ..............................497

Points Per Game 1. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 .........................22.9 2. Patricia Walker, 1981-82 ........................21.8 3. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ..........................21.3 4. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 ..........................21.1 5. Candy Lucas, 1984-85 ...........................19.8 6. Candy Lucas, 1982-83 ...........................19.5 7. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 .........................19.3 8. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ..........................19.1 9. Candy Lucas, 1983-84 ...........................18.9 10. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 .........................18.3

Field Goals Made 1. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ...........................263 2. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................251 3. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ...........................249 4. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 ...........................245 5. Candy Lucas, 1983-84 ............................235 6. Charlita Davis, 1992-93 ..........................208 7. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 ..........................205 8. Pam Gorham, 1989-90 ............................204 9. Patricia Walker, 1981-82 .........................203 Kim Fox, 1980-81 ...................................203

Field Goals Attempted 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ...........................580 2. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ...........................558 3. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 ...........................523 4. Charlita Davis, 1992-93 ..........................477 5. Candy Lucas, 1983-84 ............................470 6. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................461 7. Patricia Walker, 1980-81 .........................437 8. Candy Lucas, 1982-83 ............................420 9. Tonya Phifer, 2000-01.............................417 Pam Gorham, 1998-90 ............................417 Field Goal Percentage (Min. 150 Att.) 1. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 (157-205) ........76.6 2. Sandra Williams, 1989-90 (192-317) .....60.6 3. Charlette Hargrove, 1996-97 (150-255) .58.8 4. Sylvia Akers, 1982-83 (178-305)...........58.4 5. Kristin Wilson, 1983-84 (132-231) ........57.1 6. Kim Fox, 1980-81 (203-356) .................57.0 7. Angela Barden, 1992-93 (87-154) .........56.5 Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 (205-363) ........56.5 9. Danielle Burgin, 2008-09 (160-285)......56.1 10. Angela Barden, 1994-95 (88-158) .........55.7 Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Traci Ray, 2006-07 ....................................73 2. Leslie Cook, 2003-04 ................................71 3. Traci Ray, 2008-09 ....................................61 4. Peaches Harris, 2002-03 ...........................58 5. Traci Ray, 2007-08 ....................................57 6. Leslie Cook, 2002-03 ................................56 7. Tammy Gilliam, 1992-93 ..........................49 8. Lisa Gerton, 1995-96 ................................48 9. Tonya Phifer, 2000-01...............................46 10. Whitney Hoey, 2005-06 ............................45 Peaches Harris, 2003-04 ...........................45

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Leslie Cook, 2003-04 ..............................203 2. Traci Ray, 2006-07 ..................................183 3. Leslie Cook, 2002-03 ..............................178 4. Andrea Davidson, 2004-05 .....................162 5. Peaches Harris, 2002-03 .........................157 6. Peaches Harris, 2003-04 .........................156 7. Traci Ray, 2007-08 ..................................153 8. Traci Ray, 2008-09 ..................................150 9. Whitney Hoey, 2005-06 ..........................145 10. Monica League, 2004-05 ........................142 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 Att.) 1. Tammy Gilliam, 1992-93 (49-120) ........40.8 2. Traci Ray, 2008-09 (61-150) ..................40.7 3. Nikki Richardson, 1996-97 (35-87) .......40.2 4. Traci Ray, 2006-07 (73-183) ..................39.9 5. Pam Gorham, 1990-91 (37-96) ..............38.5 6. Pam Gorham, 1989-90 (30-79) ..............38.0 7. Lisa Gerton, 1995-96 (48-128) ..............37.5 8. Traci Ray, 2007-08 (57-153) ..................37.3 9. Peaches Harris, 2002-03 (58-157) .........36.9 10. Jameka Jones, 1999-00 (40-109) ...........36.7

Sakellie Daniels is in the program’s top ten season records in free throws made and attempted, assists and steals.

Sandra Williams shot .606 from the field in 1989-90 season which is the second high-est single-season field goal percentage in school history.

Freshmen RecordsScoring Average 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ........ 21.3 2. Kim Fox, 1977-78 ................ 17.3 3. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-94 11.5 4. Kristin Wilson, 1983-84 ....... 11.2 Markita Aldridge, 1991-92 ... 11.2

Rebounding Average 1. Kim Fox, 1977-78 ................ 14.1 2. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ........ 13.9 3. Kristin Wilson, 1983-84 ........ 8.2 4. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-94.. 7.8 5. Tameka Smith, 2004-05 ..........6.0

Assists 1. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92 .... 130 2. Elizabeth Walker, 1985-86 .... 100 3. Cookie Reeves, 1984-85 ..........91 Monica League, 2001-02 .........91 5. Kim Gainor, 1983-84 ...............74

Steals 1. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-03 ........67 2. Monica League, 2001-02 .........64 3. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ........... 62 4. Tonya Phifer, 1997-98 ..............46 5. Wendy Stywalt, 2006-07 ..........45

Blocks 1. Adrienne Jordan, 1997-98 ........43 2. Jennifer Smith, 1998-99 ...........39 3. Kim Fox, 1977-78 ................... 32 4. Heather Hart, 1990-91 ............ 21 5. Jennifer Williams, 2000-01 ..... 20 Danielle Burgin, 2005-06 .........20 ASSORTED RECORDSMost Points Scored — 553 by Paula Bennett 1978-79Rebounds — 361 by Paula Bennett 1978-79Field Goal Percentage — .571 by Kristin Wilson 1983-84Three Point Percentage — .456 by Angie Woods 1991-92

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Free Throws Made 1. Sakellie Daniels, 2005-06 .......................160 2. Sakellie Daniels, 2004-05 .......................145 3. Sakellie Daniels, 2003-04 .......................134 4. Kim Fox, 1980-81 ...................................133 5. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 ..........................125 6. Alicia Abernathy, 2001-02 ......................117 Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................117 8. Pam Brown, 2004-05 ..............................115 Tonya Phifer, 2000-01.............................115 10. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 ..........................110

Free Throws Attempted 1. Kim Fox, 1980-81 ...................................220 2. Sakellie Daniels, 2005-06 .......................216 3. Sakellie Daniels, 2004-05 .......................207 4. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 ..........................184 5. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 ..........................183 6. Sakellie Daniels, 2003-04 .......................173 Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................173 8. Patricia Walker, 1980-81 .........................162 9. Pam Brown, 2004-05 ..............................160 10. Sylvia Akers, 1982-83.............................157

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 50 Att.) 1. Lisa Gerton, 1994-95 (84-96) ................87.5 2. Sabrina Gregory, 2007-08 (74-86). ........86.0 3. Lisa Gerton, 1995-96 (83-98) ................84.7 4. BarbaraWebb, 1988-89 (55-65) .............84.6 5. Aysha Jones, 2008-09 (96-114) ............84.2 6. Peaches Harris, 2002-03 (79-96) ...........82.3 7. Nikki Richardson, 1998-99 (59-72) .......81.9 8. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-05 (45-55) .........81.8 9. Tonya Phifer, 1998-99 (83-102).............81.4 10. Tamika Mackey, 1996-97 (52-64)..........81.3

Rebounds 1. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 ..........................396 2. Sylvia Akers, 1982-83.............................378 3. Kim Fox, 1980-81 ...................................376 4. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ...........................363 5. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ...........................361 6. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 ..........................360 7. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ...........................355 8. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 ..........................311 9. Danielle Burgin, 2008-09........................294 Kim Fox, 1979-80 ...................................294 Rebounds Per Game 1. Kristin Wilson, 1985-86 .........................14.7 2. Kim Fox, 1977-78 ..................................14.2 3. Sylvia Akers, 1982-83............................14.0 4. Paula Bennett, 1978-79 ..........................13.9 5. Kristin Wilson, 1986-87 .........................13.3 6. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 ..........................13.1 7. Kristin Wilson, 1984-85 .........................13.0 8. Kathy McAmis, 1976-77 .......................12.5 9. Kim Fox, 1980-81 ..................................11.8 10. Paula Bennett, 1980-81 ..........................11.7

Assists 1. Terri Hemphill, 1981-82 .........................162 2. Sakellie Daniels, 2004-05 .......................153 3. Micah Bingeman, 1988-89 .....................143 Elizabeth Walker, 1987-88 ......................143 5. Sabrina Gregory, 2006-07 .......................139 6. Traci Ray, 2008-09 ..................................136 7. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92 .....................130 8. Monica League, 2003-04 ........................129 9. Markita Aldridge, 1995-96 .....................128 Mia Nance, 1989-90 ...............................128

“Certain Gerton” and “Automatic Abernathy”Lisa Gerton (left), still referred to by some as “Certain Gerton”, put together a record-setting streak of 31 straight free throws made during the 1994-95 season. Her mark for perfection stood until 2000-01, when Alicia Abernathy drained 33 in a row to take over the title as the program’s most consistent shooter. During her run, Abernathy tied the Conference USA record for free throw percentage in a game with an 11-for-11 night versus St. John’s.

Assists Average 1. Terri Hemphill, 1981-82 ..........................6.2 2. Elizabeth Walker, 1987-88 .......................5.3 3. Micah Bingeman, 1988-89 ......................5.1 4. Sakellie Daniels, 2004-05 ........................4.9 5. Maria Byars, 1982-83 ..............................4.7 6. Markita Aldridge, 1995-96 ......................4.6 Markita Aldridge, 1991-92 ......................4.6 8. Andrea Davidson, 2005-06 ......................4.5 9. Traci Ray, 2008-09 ...................................4.4 10. Sabrina Gregory, 2006-07 ........................4.3

Blocks 1. Sheri Williams, 1984-85 ...........................63 2. Adrienne Jordan, 2001-02.........................62 3. Adrienne Jordan, 2000-01.........................54 4. Danielle Burgin, 2006-07..........................48 Adrienne Jordan, 1999-00.........................48 6. Danielle Burgin, 2007-08..........................47 Jennifer Smith, 1999-00 ............................47 8. Paula Bennett, 1979-80 .............................46 9. Adrienne Jordan, 1997-98.........................43 Teresa Bowlin, 1989-90 ............................43 Steals 1. Patricia Walker, 1981-82 .........................102 2. Patricia Walker, 1980-81 ...........................94 3. Terri Hemphill, 1978-79 ...........................86 4. Patricia Walker, 1979-80 ...........................81 5. Pam Gorham, 1989-90 ..............................79 6. Sakellie Daniels, 2004-05 .........................76 Tammy Gilliam, 1992-93 ..........................76 8. Sakellie Daniels, 2003-04 .........................75 Mia Nance, 1989-90 .................................75 10. Kim Fox, 1980-81 .....................................74

Although several 49ers have made a run at her record in recent years, Sheri Williams holds the school record for blocks in a season with 63.

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Points Scored 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 .........................2078 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ........................1902 3. Kim Fox, 1977-81 .................................1570 4. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01...........................1487 5. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .....................1481 6. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ............................1443 7. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 93-96 .......1440 8. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .......................1424 9. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 ..........................1396 10. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ........................1383

Points Per Game 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ..........................19.6 2. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 ...........................19.4 3. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 .........................17.8 4. Lisa Gerton, 1994-96 .............................16.8 5. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ..................................15.4 Pam Gorham, 1989-91 ...........................15.4 7. Sylvia Akers, 1982-84............................15.1 8. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 ........................14.5 Sandra Williams, 1989-91 ......................14.5 10. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 93-96 .........14.0 Field Goals Made 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................914 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ..........................745 3. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 ............................623 4. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ...................................609 5. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ..........................587 6. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .........................571 7. Markita Aldridge, 1992-93, 93-96 ..........558 8. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ..............................531 9. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 .......................520 10. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................518

Field Goals Attempted 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 .........................2042 2. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01...........................1339 3. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 ..........................1298 4. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .......................1288 5. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ........................1268 6. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ........................1260 7. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 93-96 ........1235 8. Kim Fox, 1977-81 .................................1160 9. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .....................1118 10. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 ...................1095

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 400 Att.) 1. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 (745-1260) ......59.1 2. Sandra Williams, 1989-91 (355-632) .....56.2 3. Syliva Akers, 1982-84 (327-595)...........55.0 4. Angela Barden, 1991-93, 94-95 (291-533) .54.6 5. Charlette Hargrove, 1994-97 (477-903) .52.8 6. Kim Fox, 1977-81 (609-1160) ...............52.5 7. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09 (501-989)......50.7 8. Magueritte Parker, 1982-84 (275-543) ..50.6 Teresa Bowlin, 1987-90 (360-712) ........50.6 10. Barbara Reedus, 1986-89 (304-606) ......50.2

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Traci Ray, 2005-09 ..................................202 2. Peaches Harris, 2000-04 .........................157 3. Andrea Davidson, 2002-06 .....................130 4. Leslie Cook, 2002-04 ..............................127 5. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................110 6. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................105 7. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 .....................100 8. Whitney Hoey, 2004-08 ............................86 9. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ........................79 10. Tammy Gilliam, 1990-93 ..........................77 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Traci Ray, 2005-09 ..................................527 2. Peaches Harris, 2000-04 .........................476 3. Andrea Davidson, 2002-06 .....................452 4. Leslie Cook, 2002-04 ..............................381 5. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................379 6. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................356 7. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 .....................309 8. Whitney Hoey, 2004-08 ..........................304 9. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................298 10. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ......................279

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 att.) 1. Tammy Gilliam, 1990-93 (77-196) ........39.3 2. Traci Ray, 2005-09 (202-527) ................37.4 3. Pam Gorham, 1988-91 (67-175) ............38.3 4. Jameka Jones, 1998-00 (50-135) ...........37.0 5. Lisa Gerton, 1994-96 (67-194) ..............34.5 6. Leslie Cook, 2002-04 (127-381) ............33.3 7. Peaches Harris, 2000-04 (157-476) .......33.0 8. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 (100-309) ...32.4 9. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01 (105-356)...........29.5 10. Angie Woods, 1991-95 (40-136) ...........29.4

Free Throws Made 1. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................492 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ..........................412 3. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ..............................353 4. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ...................................352 5. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................346 6. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ......................330 7. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 93-96 .........295 8. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .........................282 9. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................250 10. Peaches Harris, 2000-04 .........................248 Free Throws Attempted 1. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................669 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ..........................642 3. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ...................................584 4. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ..............................496 5. Markita Aldridge, 1991-92, 93-96 .........490 6. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97 ..................476 7. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................458 8. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .........................448 9. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ......................445 10. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................393

Candy Lucas is ninth on the 49ers’ career scoring list despite playing just three years in Charlotte.

Dynamic DuoEven though it has been 27 years since they provided a powerful one-two punch for the 49ers, Paula Bennett (left) and Patricia Walker (right) still rank among Charlotte’s all-time leaders in points, field goals made, free throws made and steals. Both earned honorable mention All-America honors in 1982, their final season.

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Free Throw Percentage (min. 175 attempts) 1. Lisa Gerton, 1994-96 (167-194) ............86.1 2. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 (229-290) .....79.0 3. Aysha Jones, 2006- (171-217) ..............78.8 4. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 (219-285) ...76.8 5. Traci Ray, 2005-09 (136-178) ................76.4 6. Peaches Harris, 2000-04 (248-326) .......76.1 7. Drewana Bey, 1994-98 (146-192) .........76.0 8. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01 (346-458)...........75.5 9. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 (330-445) ....74.2 10. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 (492-669) .....73.5

Rebounds 1. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ........................1305 2. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 .........................1301 3. Kim Fox, 1977-81 .................................1204 4. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09........................900 5. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97 ..................804 6. Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ......................752 7. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ..........................726 8. Heather Hart, 1990-94 ............................691 9. Sylvia Akers, 1982-84.............................664 10. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ..............................627

Number of 30-Point Games 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ......................... 14 2. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 ............................ 5 3. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01 ............................. 3 Charlita Davis, 1989-93 .......................... 3 Patricia Walker, 1978-82 ......................... 3 6. Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 .......... 2 Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 .......................... 2 8. Jameka Jones, 1998-00 ........................... 1 Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 ..................... 1 Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97................... 1 Lisa Gerton, 1994-96 .............................. 1 Sandra Williams, 1989-91 ....................... 1 Teresa Bowlin, 1987-90 .......................... 1 Barbara Reedus, 1986-89 ........................ 1 Kim Fox, 1977-81 ................................... 1

Number of 20-Point Games 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ......................... 49 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ........................ 46 3. Candy Lucas, 1982-85 .......................... 31 4. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 ....................... 26 5. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ................................. 21 6. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01 ........................... 20 7. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 ..................... 19 Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 ....... 19 9. Lisa Gerton, 1994-96 ............................ 18 10. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ........................ 16

Double-Doubles 1. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ....................... 78 2. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ......................... 64 3. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ................................ 59 4. Sylvia Akers, 1982-84 ........................... 30 5. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97................. 21 6. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09 ...................... 19 7. Sheri Williams, 1983-88 ....................... 15 Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ........................ 15 9. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 ....................... 14 Teresa Bowlin, 1986-90 ........................ 14 Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 .................... 14

Triple-DoublesPatricia Walker: 13 points, 10 rebounds, 15 assists vs. Campbell 2/5/82

With all four of her totals in the single-season record book, Adrienne Jordan is Charlotte’s all-time blocks leader with 207.

Rebounds Per Game 1. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ..........................12.3 2. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 .........................12.2 3. Sylvia Akers, 1982-84............................12.1 4. Kathy McAmis, 1975-78 .......................11.8 Kim Fox, 1977-81 ..................................11.8 6. Sandra Williams, 1989-91 ........................8.8 7. Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97 ...................7.5 8. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09.........................7.1 9. Teresa Bowlin, 1987-90 ...........................6.9 9. Angela Barden, 1991-93,94- 95 ...............6.5

Assists 1. Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 .........442 2. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................430 3. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................398 4. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 .......................391 5. Andrea Davidson, 2002-06 .....................351 Traci Ray, 2005-09 ..................................351 6. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................343 8. Elizabeth Walker, 1985-88 ......................341 9. Maria Byers, 1980-83 .............................288 10. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .........................262 Blocks 1. Adrienne Jordan, 1997-98, 99-02 ...........207 2. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09........................153 3. Sheri Williams, 1983-88 .........................132 Heather Hart, 1990-94 ............................132 5. Teresa Bowlin, 1987-90 ..........................120 6. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ...................................117 7. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................101 8. Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 ............89 9. Jennifer Smith, 1998-00 ............................86 10. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ............................82 Steals 1. Patricia Walker, 1978-82 .........................301 2. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................289 3. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................265 4. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................253 5. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01.............................209 6. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 .......................197 7. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ..........................196 8. Traci Ray, 2005-09 ..................................178 9. Kim Fox, 1977-81 ...................................177 10. Tammy Gilliam, 1990-93 ........................171

Games Started 1. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................120 2. Andrea Davidson, 2002-06 .....................111 3. Paula Bennett, 1978-82 ...........................105 4. Kim Fox, 1978-81 ...................................102 5. Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 ..........100 Charlette Hargrove, 1993-97 ..................100 7. Heather Hart, 1990-94 ..............................98 8. Tolonda Rose, 1985-89 .............................93 Tonya Phifer, 1997-01...............................93 10. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .........................88 Games Played 1. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09........................126 2. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 .......................125 3. Pam Brown, 2002-06 ..............................122 4. Monica League, 2001-05 ........................121 Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .......................121 6. Andrea Davidson, 2002-06 .....................120 7. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 ..........................117 Alicia Abernathy, 1999-03 ......................117 9. Whitney Hoey, 2004-08 ..........................116 10. Julia Burton, 1989-93 .............................115

Minutes Played 1. Monica League, 2001-05 ......................3769 2. Tonya Phifer, 1997-01...........................3601 3. Sabrina Gregory, 2004-08 .....................3459 4. Markita Aldridge, 1991-93, 94-95 .......3432 5. Sakellie Daniels, 2002-06 .....................3366 6. Nikki Richardson, 1995-99 ...................3223 7. Charlita Davis, 1989-93 .......................3066 8. Heather Hart, 1990-94 .........................3040 9. Danielle Burgin, 2005-09......................3039 10. Kristin Wilson, 1983-87 ........................2926

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NCAA Tournament 2002-03 (Record: 21-9)The 2002-03 team earned the program’s first NCAA Tournament berth as well as the Conference USA regular season title with a 12-2 league record. The team also went undefeated at home (12-0) which was the third time in the program’s history that a team has accomplished that feat. Katie Meier earned C-USA Coach of the Year honors. Peaches Harris was named C-USA Sixth Player of the Year. Harris and Alicia Abernathy earned All-Conference USA honors. Pam Brown, Sakellie Daniels and Andrea Davidson were named to the C-USA All-Freshman team. Leading Scorers: Peaches Harris - 11.4 ppg; Pam Brown - 10.3 ppg; Alicia Abernathy - 9.1 ppg

WNIT1989-90 (Record: 24-8) The 1989-90 team was the program’s first team to reach Division I postseason play. The team also won the program’s first conference championship and advanced to the WNIT, winning a school-record 24 games. They posted the first two postseason victories in the program’s history. The 49ers posted a perfect record at home (11-0). Gorham and Sandra Williams earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors. Gorham was named to the WNIT All-Tournament team as well. Leading Scorers: Pam Gorham - 16.3 ppg; Sandra Williams - 14.9 ppg; Teresa Bowlin - 11.8 ppg

WNIT2004-05 (Record: 22-9)The 2004-05 team was the program’s first team to record three straight postseason ap-pearances. The 49ers tied the school-record for best start by winning their first ten games. Charlotte reached the championship games of the Puerto Rico Shootout and the University of Florida State Farm Classic. The reached the 20-win plateau for the ninth time in school history. Sakellie Daniels earned All-Conference USA honors. Leading Scorers: Sakellie Daniels - 15.1 ppg; Pam Brown - 12.8 ppg; Sabrina Gregory - 8.0 ppg

WNIT2003-04 (Record: 17-14)The 2003-04 team was the program’s first team to record back-to-back postseason appear-ances. The 49ers defeated Clemson in the first round of the WNIT for their first postseason victory since 1990. Charlotte posted a 74-70 win over #13 DePaul at Halton Arena during the season. Leading Scorers: Sakellie Daniels - 12.3 ppg; Pam Brown - 11.3 ppg; Peaches Harris - 10.8

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NCAA Tournament 2008-09 (Record: 23-9)The 2008-09 team captured the A-10 Tournament title and earned the program’s first auto-matic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The 49ers A-10 Tournament title was the program’s first-ever league tournament title. The 49ers went 11-3 in the A-10 and finished tied for second in the league. Shannon McCallum was named A-10 Sixth Player of the Year. While, Danielle Burgin, Aysha Jones and McCallum earned All-Atlantic 10 honors. Traci Ray was named A-10 Tournament MVP. Burgin and McCallum joined Ray on the A-10 All-Tournament team. Leading Scorers: Aysha Jones - 13.8 ppg; Shannon McCallum - 12.2 ppg; Danielle Burgin - 11.1 ppg


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POSTSEASON TEAMS

AAAAbernathy, Alicia (2000-03)Akers, Sylvia (1982-84)Aldridge, Markita (1992-93, 95-96)BBBBarden, Angela (1991-95)Bennett, Paula (1979-82)Benson, Francine (1985-89)Bey, Drewana (1994-98)Bingeman, Micah (1987-90)Bowlin, Teresa (1987-90)Brown, Brenda (1977-79)Brown, Melissa (1995-97)Brown, Pam (2003-06)Burroughs, Mildred (1990-94)Burgin, Danielle (2006-09)Burton, Julia (1989-93)Byars, Maria (1980-83)CCCCacciola, Lisa (1995-99)Cade, BJ (2007)Cairnes, Sabrina (1995-96)Camp, Christi (1984-85)Carter, Brittany (2009)Collins, Patty (1975-76)Cook, Leslie (2003-04)Coward, Rachelle (2009)Cunningham, Susan (1975-76)Curry, Antia (1989-90)DDDDaniels, Sakellie (2003-06)Davidson, Andrea (2003-06)Davis, Charlita (1990-93)Davis, Michelle (1988-89)DeShong, Dee (1993-94)Doster, Lee (1980-83)Dewitt, Donna (1980-82)EEEEudy, Robbin (1977-80)

FFFFaught, Emily (1998-99, 01)Fisher, Sarah (2000-01)Faulk, Tron (1989-90)Floyd, Erin (2007-09)Foston, Akiba (1996-97)Fox, Kim (1978-81)GGGGainor, Kim (1983-84)Gardner, Sandy (1975-76)Garrett, Monica (1984-88)Gaston, Rochelle (1993-94)Gerton, Lisa (1995-96)Gibson, Dee (1991-93)Gilliam, Tammy (1990-93)Glass, Amy (1987-91)Gorham, Pam (1988-91)Gorham, Phyllis (1989-91)Gregory, Sabrina (2005-08)HHHHargett, Eunice (1984-87)Hargraves, Nicole (2009)Hargrove, Charlette (1994-97)Harris, Peaches (2001-04)Hart, Alice (1980-82)Hart, Heather (1990-94)Hemphill, Terri (1977-79)Herlvesen, Theresa (1977-79)Hicks, Brandi (1998-01)Hnat, Laura (1985-89)Hoey, Tiffanie (2001-04)Hoey, Whitney (2005-08)Hubbard, Jabrenta (2008-09)JJJJohnson, Annette (1975-76)Johnson, LaShanta (2003-04)Johnson, Susan (1986-88)Jones, Aysha (2007-09)Jones, Jameka (1999-00)

Jordan, Adrienne (1998, 00-02)Joyner, Missy (1991-92)Jules, Natasha (1992-95)KKKKelley, Kim (1979-83)Kelly, Tiszara(1991-95)Kennington, Shelton (1983-87)LLLLamb, Donna (1976-77)League, Monica (2002-05)Lee, Debbie (1976-77)Livingston, Laurie (1978-79) Lucas, Candy (1982-85)MMMMackey, Tamika (1995-99)Mandic, Ivi (2003-04)McAdoo, Kelsey (2008-09)McAmis, Kathy (1975-78)McCallum, Shannon (2008-09)McClary, Stephanie (1990-94)Meador, Katie (2009)Means, Stephanie (1983-85)Mollison, Claire (1997-00)Moore, Stephanie (1985-88)Murray, Cheryl (1976-77)NNNNance, Mia (1989-91)OOOObie, Krystion (2003, 05-06)Ovitt, Mary (1976-77)PPPPalmer, Sharon (1995-98)Parker, Marqueritte (1982-84)Patterson, Brandy (1999, 01-02)Payne, Patricia (1977-79)Phifer, Tonya (1998-01)Poole, Gina (1975-76)Popp, Karen (1976-77)Poston, Ashley (1994-98)Presley, Kristan (1995-96)Price, Lauren (2001-02)RRRRandolph, Cheryl (1985-86)

Letterwinners Ray, Traci (2006-09)Reedus, Barbara (1985-89)Reeves, Cookie (1984-86)Reid, Charlene (1993-94)Remley, Connie (1983-86)Richardson, Nikki (1996-99)Roberts, Michelle (1977-81)Rose, Tolonda (1985-89)Russell, Quidara (2001)SSSShugart, Karen (1979-83)Smith, Jennifer (1999-00)Smith, Tameka (2005-06)Smith, Teri (1975-77)Smith, Terrie (1999-02)Smith, Tonika (1999-01)Smith, Tyhiesha (2005-06, 08)Spriggs, Ashley (2007-09)Stecina, Katinka (1994-98)Stepp, Diane (1979-83)Stywalt, Wendy (2007-08)Sumpter, Brittany (2004)TTTTennent, Patricia (1977-78)Turner, Shemika (1996-99)UUUUpchurch, Kysah (2002-04)VVVVick, Tinita (1993-94)Vinson, Amanda (1987-88)WWWWalker, Elizabeth (1985-88)Walker, Kenda (1992-94)Walker, Patricia (1979-82)Webb, Barbara (1988-92)Williams, Courtney (2004-07)Williams, Jen (2001-03)Williams, Sandra (1989-91)Williams, Sheri (1983-88)Wilson, Kristin (1984-87)Witherspoon, Vicki (1985-87)Woods, Angie (1991-95)Bold denotes member of 2009-10 team

WNIT2007-08 (Record: 18-14)The 2007-08 team earned the program’s sixth straight postseason tournament bid. For the third straight season, the 49ers hosted a first round WNIT game when they faced VCU in Halton Arena. Sabrina Gregory were named third-team All-Atlantic 10. Danielle Burgin was named honorable-mention All-Atlantic 10. While, Gregory was also named to the Atlantic 10 All-Defensive team. Leading Scorers: Danielle Burgin - 10.8 ppg; Sabrina Gregory - 10.6 ppg; Traci Ray - 9.2 ppg

WNIT2005-06 (Record: 21-9)The 2005-06 team recorded 13 A-10 wins to claim a share of the Atlantic 10 regular season title in the program’s first season in the league. Amanda Butler earned A-10 Coach of the Year honors in her first season at the helm of the Charlotte women’s basketball program. The 49ers defeated James Madison in the first round of the WNIT. The 49ers WNIT victory was the program’s fourth postseason tournament victory. Charlotte reached the postseason for a school-record fourth consecutive season. Pam Brown and Sakellie Daniels earned first-team All-Atlantic 10 honors. While, Daniels was also named to the Atlantic 10 All-Defensive team.Leading Scorers: Sakellie Daniels - 14.9 ppg; Pam Brown - 12.9 ppg; Whitney Hoey - 9.0 ppg


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1975-76 6-9 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Gina Poole

12/4 @ Pfeiffer ..................54-11512/9 @ Gardner-Webb .........56-611/12 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............51-671/15 N.C. A&T ....................47-501/19 Davidson ......................37-561/22 @ Guilford ...................59-631/24 Erskine .........................43-741/27 @ Salem ......................58-431/31 Duke.............................64-472/4 @ Bennett ....................63-382/7 Pfeiffer .........................56-712/12 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........52-642/14 Sacred Heart ................73-412/23 @ Sacred Heart ............62-442/26 Guilford .......................61-57

1976-77 3-13 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Kathy McAmis

12/9 @ Davidson .................51-631/11 @ Sacred Heart ............58-601/11 Winston-Salem St. .....91-1001/13 @ Gardner-Webb1 ............2-01/15 UNC Asheville .............40-581/17 @ Wake Forest .............49-821/20 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............36-731/25 @ Duke ........................60-641/31 Davidson ......................48-682/2 @ N.C. A&T ................44-772/4 @ UNC Asheville ........38-512/7 Catawba .......................60-492/9 @ Winston-Salem St. 41-1072/18 Gardner-Webb ..............64-862/23 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........42-822/26 Sacred Heart ................83-371 won by forfeit

1977-78 11-8 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Kathy McAmis

12/3 Sacred Heart ................77-4612/8 @ Davidson .................58-571/11 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........60-761/16 Catawba .......................59-401/18 @ Mars Hill .................80-881/21 @ Pfeiffer ....................68-631/23 Davidson ......................60-58 1/26 @ Catawba ..................74-521/28 UNC Greensboro .........55-661/30 Western Carolina .........71-742/2 N.C. Central1 ....................2-02/4 Duke.............................72-622/6 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............59-65

2/9 @ Sacred Heart1 ...............2-02/11 Mars Hill ......................68-792/13 Converse ......................72-422/15 @ Western Carolina .....50-702/18 @ Elon .........................88-582/22 Pembroke State (ot) .....73-791 won by forfeit

1978-79 20-6 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Brenda Brown

11/24 @ Elon .........................86-7511/25 NC State1 ...................43-11211/29 Methodist .....................69-5912/2 Winston-Salem St. .......74-64 12/6 @ UNC Asheville ........88-7412/9 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............71-691/8 Davidson ......................98-431/12 @ Radford (ot) .............85-871/13 @ Virginia Tech ...........67-651/16 @ Mars Hill .................75-731/18 @ Wingate ...................86-611/22 Coker .........................107-451/23 N.C. A&T ....................86-731/27 UNC Asheville .............71-621/30 Catawba .......................91-482/1 @ Catawba ..................80-502/3 Wingate ........................73-382/6 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........57-672/9 Georgia State2 ..............71-652/10 UAB2 ............................62-612/12 @ Pembroke State .......77-922/15 Mars Hill ......................83-80

NCAIAW Division II Tourn.Buies Creek, N.C.

2/20 Guilford .......................64-532/22 Mars Hill ..................... 74-712/23 High Point ..................71-1022/24 Lenoir-Rhyne .............82-1031 neutral2 Sun Belt Inv. (Charlotte, NC)

1979-80 21-6 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Robbin Eudy

11/ 27 Winthrop ......................60-4711/30 UNC Wilmington .........82-5512/1 Radford ........................87-5712/4 @ Catawba ..................73-6112/6 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........70-7112/8 Pfeiffer (ot) ..................80-8512/10 Wingate ........................87-5412/14 S.C. State1 ....................65-8412/15 @ C. of Charleston ......69-941/11 @ UNC Wilmington ....82-671/14 @ N.C. A&T ................82-611/18 VCU .............................80-61

Judy Wilkins Rose1975-8293-65 (.589)

Ann Payne1982-8435-21 (.625)

CindyConnelley1984-8856-51 (.523)

EdBaldwin1988-01175-191 (.478)

KatieMeier2001-0576-45 (.628)

1/22 @ Pfeiffer ....................77-631/24 Mars Hill ......................79-641/26 @ Virginia Tech ...........66-611/28 Catawba .....................106-391/30 @ Pembroke State .......82-702/2 UNC Asheville .............96-612/4 @ Wingate ...................72-682/7 South Alabama2 ...........82-772/8 @ Georgia State2..........78-982/9 South Florida2 ..............94-792/11 Pembroke State ............87-712/16 Campbell ................... 80-72

NCAIAW Division II Tourn.Greensboro, N.C.

2/21 Western Carolina .........82-662/22 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............71-782/23 Elon ..............................79-781 neutral2 Sun Belt Invitational (Atlanta, GA)

1980-81 22-10 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptain: Kim Fox

11/24 @ N.C. A&T1...............58-7811/25 @ Appalachian St.1 ......86-6812/3 @ Catawba ..................97-5412/5 Elon ..............................69-7812/8 Pfieffer .........................78-5612/11 Pembroke State ............74-6912/18 Denver2 ........................69-5312/19 Dartmouth2 ...................76-6312/20 @ South Florida2 .........94-591/9 UNC Wilmington .........81-531/10 High Point ....................67-611/12 @ Pfeiffer ....................73-721/14 Virginia Tech................69-671/19 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............75-701/21 @ UNC Asheville ........77-501/24 @ Wingate ...................73-761/26 @ UNC Wilmington ....77-861/30 @ VCU ........................90-492/2 Wingate ........................93-662/3 Western Carolina .........75-652/5 @ Winthrop3 ................60-522/6 @ C. of Charleston3 .....59-782/7 @ Western Carolina3 ....77-842/9 @ Pembroke State .......67-702/12 @ Campbell .................70-812/14 St. Augustine’s .............81-512/17 Catawba .......................94-562/19 N.C. A&T ....................78-642/21 @ Mars Hill ...............106-71

NCAIAW Division II Tourn.Hickory, N.C.

2/25 Campbell ......................66-612/26 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............77-85

2/27 Elon ..............................86-891 H.R Block Tipoff (Greensboro, NC)2 USF Christmas Inv.l (Tampa, FL)3 Winthrop Inv. (Rock Hill, SC)

1981-82 10-13 Overall

Coach: Judy WilkinsCaptains: Patricia Walker,

Paula Bennett11/30 UNC Asheville .............70-6812/2 @ High Point ...............73-5512/4 Campbellsville1 ............89-5812/5 @ Radford1 ..................71-6912/10 N.C. A&T ....................67-6112/12 @ Wake Forest .............68-6512/17 @ South Florida2 .........56-8612/18 Clemson2 ......................61-861/11 @ Pembroke State .......80-871/18 Mars Hill ....................100-541/20 Appalachian State ........74-901/24 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........67-721/26 @ UNC Wilmington .. 85-1111/30 Belmont Abbey ............76-752/2 @ N.C. A&T ................55-572/5 Campbell ......................73-872/8 Pembroke State ............77-632/11 Campbell3 ....................81-972/13 Western Carolina3 ........71-772/16 @ Campbell .................88-992/18 UNC Wilmington .......74-1072/20 @ Western Carolina .....72-87

NCAIAW Division II Tourn.Wilmington, N.C.

2/24 Belmont Abbey ............72-921 Lady Highlander Inv. (Radford, VA)2 Lady Brahman Inv. (Tampa, FL)3 Winthrop Inv. (Rock Hill, SC)

1982-83 14-13 Overall

Coach: Ann PayneCaptains: Sylvia Akers,

Connie Daniel11/27 Wingate ........................64-6811/29 Lenoir-Rhyne ...............57-6312/4 @ Duke ........................46-7812/7 Wake Forest .................66-8012/11 Milligan .......................42-381/7 Berry1 ...........................63-621/8 Western Carolina1 ........79-661/13 Western Carolina .........82-721/15 @ Wingate ...................67-661/17 UNC Wilmington .........62-571/19 East Carolina................48-591/22 @ NC State ..................56-691/26 @ Appalachian St. .......71-671/28 N.C. A&T ....................64-612/4 @ Milligan ...................49-62

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2/5 @ ETSU ......................65-712/8 Virginia Tech................60-662/10 Campbell2 ....................64-542/11 Francis Marion2 ...........52-862/12 @ Winthrop2 (ot) .........66-722/15 @ Wake Forest .............76-642/19 Duke.............................73-662/23 South Carolina .............77-722/25 @ UNC Wilmington ....82-772/28 @ N.C. A&T ................74-583/5 @ East Carolina ...........58-72

Sun Belt Conf. TournamentNorfolk, Va.

3/9 UAB .............................52-751 Lady Eagle Classic (Jefferson City, TN)2 Winthrop Inv. (Rock Hill, SC)

1983-84 21-8 Overall

Coach: Ann Payne Captain: Marguerite Parker

11/18 UNC Wilmington .........85-6611/21 N.C. A&T ....................83-3411/25 @ Tennessee Tech1 ......66-7411/26 UAB1 ............................84-6411/30 @ Clemson ..................67-8712/4 @ East Carolina ...........56-5012/7 Belmont Abbey ............71-5612/10 NC State .......................60-6212/18 N.C. A&T2 ...................79-3912/19 Western Kentucky2 ......79-631/6 @ Berry3 ......................67-701/7 Shorter3 ........................66-481/9 @ Mercer .....................59-791/14 Western Carolina .........90-701/19 @ Belmont Abbey .......70-481/22 East Carolina................65-391/26 @ Lenoir-Rhyne ..........79-571/28 @ VCU ........................78-641/31 @ N.C. A&T (ot) .........68-672/7 Appalachian State ........94-602/9 ETSU ...........................58-522/14 North Carolina (ot) ......64-662/15 @ Western Carolina .....75-602/18 VCU .............................78-492/22 @ Appalachian St. .......66-502/25 Davidson ....................100-352/27 @ South Carolina ........63-79

Sun Belt Conf.TournamentNorfolk, Va.

3/8 VCU .............................74-473/9 South Alabama .............57-611 Tenn. Tech Classic (Cookeville, TN)2 Christmas Clsc. (Charlotte, NC)3 Berry Inv. (Mt. Berry, GA)

1984-8513-12 Overall; 2-4 Sun Belt

Coach: Cindy ConnelleyCaptains: Candy Lucas,

Kristin Wilson11/23 North Carolina1 ............44-8211/24 NC State (ot)1 ..............68-74 12/1 East Carolina................68-6112/3 @ UNC Wilmington ....81-6912/7 Iona2 .............................80-74 12/8 @ Virginia2 ..................56-5712/15 Mercer ..........................77-591/11 @ Tampa ......................64-551/12 @ South Florida* .........76-691/14 @ Central Florida ........69-771/21 @ Winthrop .................61-741/24 @ Georgia State ...........62-851/26 South Alabama* ...........62-731/30 N.C. A&T ....................96-562/1 Appalachian State ........74-712/3 @ Western Carolina .....71-56

2/6 @ N.C. A&T ................79-722/7 @ Wake Forest .............53-582/12 Furman .........................79-702/16 UAB* ...........................67-712/20 @ Appalachian St. .......69-682/24 @ Western Kentucky* .67-882/28 Old Dominion* ............57-853/2 @ VCU* ......................52-42

Sun Belt Conf.TournamentNorfolk, Va.

3/7 UAB .............................68-731 Dogwood Clsc. (Fayetteville, NC)2 Cavalier Clsc. (Charlottesville, VA)* Sun Belt opponent


Coach: Cindy ConnelleyCaptains: Sheri Williams,

Shelton Kennington11/23 @ Virginia Tech ...........65-9211/29 Southern Miss1 .............63-7111/30 @ Georgia State1..........70-6612/4 Johnson C. Smith .........70-5712/7 @ East Carolina ...........54-6612/10 Georgia State ...............72-5612/14 Winthrop ......................87-6612/21 N.C. A&T ....................66-571/2 @ Furman ....................66-711/4 @ Virginia....................65-881/7 Evansville ....................60-511/10 @ UAB* ......................64-621/12 @ South Alabama* ......45-731/18 @ South Carolina ........58-761/22 Western Kentucky* ......51-851/25 @ Western Carolina .....58-651/29 @ Appalachian ............63-692/2 South Florida* .............62-582/7 James Madison2 ...........57-632/8 Georgia Southern2 ........66-482/11 @ N.C. A&T ................66-602/14 @ Old Dominion* .......59-692/16 VCU* ...........................66-622/19 Western Carolina .........72-452/24 Virginia Tech................71-622/26 Appalachian State ........65-593/1 @ Winthrop .................78-72

Sun Belt Conf. TournamentBowling Green, Ky.

3/6 South Alabama .............48-631 Southern Inv. (Atlanta, GA)2 Lady Herd Clsc. (Huntington, WV)* Sun Belt opponent

1986-8718-9 Overall; 1-5 Sun BeltCoach: Cindy Connelley

Captains: Shelton Kennington, Kristin Wilson

11/29 UNC Asheville ...........103-4812/2 South Carolina .............61-5512/4 N.C. A&T ....................64-4712/6 Campbell ......................69-5812/10 @ Georgia State ...........71-6112/19 Virginia State ...............83-551/5 @ Virginia Union.........80-381/8 @ Western Carolina .....49-471/10 @ Winthrop .................63-511/13 @ Central Florida ........85-711/15 @ South Florida* .........61-641/19 East Carolina................71-661/23 UAB* ...........................82-651/25 @ VCU* ......................52-781/28 @ N.C. A&T ................66-651/31 @ Campbell .................87-792/2 Western Carolina .........69-612/5 Winthrop ......................78-47

2/7 Converse ......................90-582/8 Columbia .....................81-662/10 @ Georgia ....................50-982/16 South Alabama* ...........64-652/19 Georgia State ...............70-612/21 @ Western Kentucky* .69-912/26 Old Dominion* ............58-653/1 @ Tennessee ................44-91


3/5 W. Kentucky ................47-80* Sun Belt opponent


Coach: Cindy ConnelleyCaptains: Monica Garrett,

Sheri Williams11/29 Wisconsin ....................81-7612/1 @ South Carolina ........63-7312/5 @ Northern Illinois1 ...89-10312/6 Long Beach State1 ........56-9412/12 @ Clemson ..................64-8112/18 Tennessee Tech2 ...........56-6012/19 N. Alabama2 (2ot) ....100-10212/31 Murray State3 ...............71-741/1 Robert Morris3 .............72-681/2 DePaul3 ........................47-691/5 @ South Alabama* ......63-771/7 @ UAB* ......................66-791/13 Virginia Union .............86-641/16 @ Old Dominion* .......69-911/20 @ Campbell .................67-841/24 VCU* ...........................83-631/27 Columbia ..................109-361/31 Francis Marion .............72-682/3 @ Radford ...................58-812/4 @ Virginia Tech ...........69-552/7 South Florida* .............89-532/10 @ Western Carolina .....66-572/15 Clemson .......................44-772/20 UNC Asheville .............71-582/29 Western Carolina .........84-543/5 Western Kentucky* ......64-79

Sun Belt Conf. TournamentTampa, Fla.

3/10 UAB .............................61-771 Northern Ill..Contel Fest (DeKalb, IL)2 UT-Chattanooga Trn. (Chattanooga, TN)3 Lady Hatter Classic (DeLand, FL)* Sun Belt opponent


Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptain: Tolonda Rose

11/25 Florida Atlantic1 ...........81-5611/26 @ Georgia State1..........74-6112/2 @ East Carolina2 ..........70-5412/3 VCU2 ............................48-6012/6 Maryland-ES ................93-4212/8 South Carolina .............71-8912/10 Radford ........................54-7012/17 @ ETSU ......................63-691/2 @ Hofstra3 ...................74-651/3 @ Wake Forest3 ...........48-641/4 @ Hartford3 ..................75-561/8 @ Western Kentucky* .59-861/14 UAB (2ot)* ..................74-681/16 ETSU ...........................78-591/21 South Alabama* ...........50-641/25 Campbell ......................62-651/28 @ Western Carolina .....72-771/30 East Carolina................72-562/4 @ South Florida* .........68-832/8 Georgia State ...............49-532/11 Old Dominion* ............66-70

2/14 @ UNC Greensboro ....84-672/17 @ VCU (ot)* ...............79-842/21 Virginia Tech................57-782/24 Western Carolina .........69-543/1 UNC Greensboro .........83-663/3 @ UNC Wilmington ....71-76

Sun Belt Conf. TournamentBowling Green, Ky.

3/9 @ W. Kentucky ............50-811 Southern Inv. (Atlanta, GA)2 Lady Pirate Clsc. (Greenville, NC)3 Tobacco Road Clsc. (Winston-Salem, NC)* Sun Belt opponent


Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptain: Teresa Bowlin

11/25 N.C. A&T ....................85-2911/29 @ Georgia Southern ....67-7712/1 Stetson1 ........................92-5512/2 @ Florida State1 ...........63-5012/9 @ ETSU ......................62-5712/16 @ Clemson ..................80-6912/19 Winthrop ......................74-581/3 UNC Wilmington .......100-451/6 @ Western Carolina .....80-691/11 @ South Alabama* ......75-871/13 @ UAB* ......................69-741/20 W. Carolina ..................80-771/22 @ UNC Greensboro ....78-631/24 Furman .........................79-621/27 C. of Charleston ...........88-671/31 Appalachian State ........58-612/3 South Florida* .............88-812/7 Georgia Southern .......102-902/9 @ Old Dominion* .......83-692/10 @ William & Mary ......71-592/14 @ Duke ........................49-652/17 Western Kentucky* ......73-622/21 @ Radford ...................62-552/24 VCU* ...........................73-582/27 UNC Greensboro .........98-713/1 @ Campbell .................85-583/3 @ East Carolina ...........80-70


3/8 South Florida ...............81-763/9 UAB .............................67-74

Women’s NITAmarillo, Texas

3/22 Fresno State .................70-673/23 Toledo ..........................66-773/24 Miami...........................82-801 Florida St. Trnmt. (Tallahassee, FL)* Sun Belt opponent


Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Pam Gorham, Mia Nance11/27 Western Carolina .........94-5511/30 @ Maine ......................62-5712/1 @ James Madison ........52-4912/5 @ Clemson ..................63-7412/7 @ Shawnee State .........79-6212/8 @ Marshall (ot) ...........64-6312/15 C. of Charleston ...........83-6012/17 ETSU ...........................82-641/2 @ Winthrop .................86-381/5 Wis.-Green Bay ...........75-601/10 Charleston S. ................95-351/14 @ Georgia ....................56-811/16 N.C. A&T ....................82-731/19 @ South Florida* .........70-671/21 @ Florida .....................69-811/26 UAB* ...........................57-61

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Sun Belt Conf. TournamentBirmingham, Ala.

3/7 VCU .............................69-663/8 Western Kentucky ........61-75* Sun Belt opponent

1991-9220-8 Overall; 8-4 Metro

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Julia Burton,

Charlita Davis11/22 #20 Clemson1 ...............54-6611/23 Alabama State1 .............87-6311/27 @ Charleston S. ...........72-3611/30 @ W. Carolina .............71-6012/2 #1 Tennessee ................56-7912/6 @ Princeton .................62-5212/7 @ Pennsylvania ...........87-7412/17 @ East Carolina ...........70-6412/19 Winthrop ......................80-571/3 UNC Wilmington .........89-411/6 @ South Florida* .........52-621/9 @ South Carolina ........69-521/14 #25 Georgia .................74-641/18 @ Virginia Tech* .........75-531/20 @ VCU* ......................90-751/25 South Florida* .............69-641/27 Tulane* ........................63-412/1 VCU* ...........................74-602/5 @ UNC Greensboro ....87-602/8 Southern Miss* ............50-782/10 Louisville* ...................68-662/12 Florida ..........................63-792/17 @ Tulane* ....................75-502/19 @ Southern Miss* .......40-672/24 N.C. A&T ....................76-613/2 @ Louisville* ..............63-733/7 Virginia Tech*..............86-57

Metro Conference TournamentLouisville, Ky.

3/11 Virginia Tech................61-671 O’Charley’s Classic (Nashville, TN)* Metro opponent

1992-9316-12 Overall; 6-6 Metro

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Julia Burton,

Charlita Davis, Tammy Gilliam12/1 @ N.C. A&T ................80-5212/3 @ Wake Forest .............64-6212/9 @ #1 Tennessee ...........44-8912/11 Kentucky1 ....................57-5412/12 @ #5 Iowa1 ..................38-6012/19 S.C. State .....................78-4112/29 Virginia2 .......................74-7712/30 Connecticut2 .............................44-541/2 Mercer3 ........................75-571/3 @ UAB3 .......................72-631/9 @ South Florida* .........76-561/11 VCU* ...........................69-601/16 Southern Miss* ............59-631/18 Tulane* ........................77-481/23 Western Carolina .........69-481/27 @ Winthrop .................90-431/30 @ Louisville* ..............55-71

2/1 Virginia Tech*..............81-442/6 East Carolina................78-452/10 South Carolina .............52-622/13 @ Tulane* ....................58-622/15 @ Southern Miss* .......45-622/20 Louisville* ...................82-862/22 South Florida* .............72-482/27 @ VCU* ......................92-613/4 @ Virginia Tech* .........70-76


3/10 Tulane ..........................69-443/11 Southern Miss (ot) .......64-681 Amana.Hawkeye Clsc. (Iowa City, IA)2 Take it to Court Shootout (Hilton Head, SC)3 Lady Blazer Inv. (Birmingham, AL)* Metro opponent

1993-9414-13 Overall; 4-8 Metro

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptain: Heather Hart

12/1 UNC Greensboro .........61-4812/3 Valparaiso1 ...................93-8812/4 @ Michigan State1 .......58-5012/11 @ Western Carolina .....84-6012/19 Wake Forest (3 OT) .....90-8712/30 UCLA...........................51-721/2 Winthrop ......................81-391/4 @ Appalachian St. .......59-511/8 South Florida* .............69-771/11 @ Georgia Southern ....57-711/15 @ Southern Miss* .......53-861/17 @ Tulane* ....................61-751/22 @ East Carolina ...........74-651/28 @ VCU* ......................64-391/30 Louisville* ...................57-592/3 @ Virginia Tech* .........53-652/7 @ South Florida* .........58-512/10 @ S.C. State .................76-862/14 VCU* ...........................60-562/16 N.C. A&T ....................63-572/19 @ Louisville* ..............40-672/23 @ South Carolina ........65-742/26 Southern Miss* ............61-702/28 Tulane* ........................67-603/3 Virginia Tech*..............37-60

Metro Conference TournamentBiloxi, Miss.

3/8 Louisville .....................65-623/9 Virginia Tech................55-631 Michigan St. Trn. (East Lansing, MI)* Metro opponent

1994-95

13-13 Overall; 3-9 MetroCoach: Ed Baldwin

Captains: Angela Barden, Tiszara Kelly, Angie Woods

11/30 Georgia Southern .........86-5712/3 @ Radford ...................66-5812/6 S.C. State ...................97-4412/9 SMU1 ...........................79-8812/10 Syracuse1 ......................68-5112/18 Furman .........................79-6312/29 Long Beach State2 ........82-7412/30 @ #21 Southern Cal2 ...69-841/2 @ UCLA ......................60-501/8 Louisville* ...................62-551/13 South Florida* .............69-561/15 #23 Southern Miss* .....68-711/20 @ #24 Va. Tech* ..........55-681/22 @ VCU* ......................56-611/25 East Carolina................71-611/31 @ UNC Greensboro ....61-582/3 Virginia Tech*..............54-632/5 @ South Florida* .........77-68

2/10 Tulane* ........................57-712/12 @ Louisville* ..............49-722/15 South Carolina .............73-602/19 VCU* ...........................56-692/24 @ Tulane* (ot) .............83-852/26 @ Southern Miss* .......83-963/1 @ Tennessee Tech........62-70


3/8 Louisville .....................72-811 Lady Tiger Clsc. (Memphis, TN)2 USC Christmas Challenge (Los Angeles, CA)* Metro opponent

1995-9610-18 Overall; 4-8 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Markita Aldridge,

Lisa Gerton11/24 Maine1 ..........................55-7211/25 Central Florida1 ............69-7711/28 Clemson (ot) ................74-7712/2 UNC Greensboro .........84-7212/9 Tennessee Tech ............69-5412/16 Clemson .......................59-6912/22 VCU .............................55-6212/29 Coppin State2 ...............63-5212/30 @ St. Peter’s2 ...............66-711/5 @ Tulane* ....................70-751/7 Southern Miss* ............71-951/12 Memphis* ....................60-79 1/14 Louisville* ...................59-681/17 @ Furman* ..................70-461/19 South Florida* .............57-62 1/21 @ UAB* ......................58-671/26 Marquette* ...................53-441/28 DePaul* .......................67-701/31 East Carolina................68-602/ 7 South Carolina .............68-802/9 Cincinnati*...................82-672/11 Saint Louis* .................70-432/16 @ Louisville* (ot) .......67-712/18 @ Memphis* ...............69-872/23 @ Marquette* (ot) .......89-782/25 Tulane* ........................53-64

Conference USA TournamentBirmingham, Ala.

2/29 Cincinnati.....................70-613/1 DePaul .........................58-771 Alabama Inv. (Tuscaloosa, AL)2 Mr. Cookie Face (Jersey City, NJ)

1996-977-20 Overall; 2-12 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Charlette Hargrove,

Melissa Brown11/23 @ Tennessee Tech........64-6511/26 @ Winthrop .................74-4411/30 Furman .........................61-7412/3 UNC Asheville .............41-5512/14 @ ETSU ......................57-6112/17 East Carolina................73-5312/21 Radford ........................71-6112/28 NW State1 ....................72-8412/29 Providence1 ..................63-8412/30 Western Michigan1 .......87-521/4 @ Houston* .................64-471/10 Tulane (ot)* .................69-771/12 Southern Miss* ............64-73 1/17 Memphis* ....................51-771/19 Louisville* ...................53-791/22 South Carolina .............39-601/24 South Florida* .............54-571/26 UAB* ...........................45-531/31 @ Marquette* ..............60-722/2 @ DePaul* ...................76-91

2/8 Houston* ......................67-612/14 Cincinnati*...................45-642/16 Saint Louis* .................49-512/18 #6 Alabama (ot) ...........69-672/21 Louisville* ...................53-802/23 Memphis* ....................38-74

Conference USA TournamentChicago, Ill.

2/28 Cincinnati.....................49-631 Central Fla. Trnmt. (Orlando, FL)* C-USA opponent

1997-9810-18 Overall; 5-11 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Drewana Bey,

Katinka Stecina11/16 Radford ........................65-7811/22 @ UNC Asheville ........56-4711/25 Tennessee Tech ............66-3811/29 @ East Carolina ...........45-4112/5 @ Missouri1 .................56-8012/6 New Orleans1 ...............82-8312/10 Davidson ......................59-7112/21 ETSU ...........................99-9312/28 @Saint Louis* .............59-541/3 Memphis* ....................71-781/5 UAB* ...........................64-561/9 @ DePaul* ...................53-511/11 @ Marquette* ..............63-731/16 Cincinnati*...................42-601/18 Louisville* ...................60-711/23 @ Southern Miss* .......53-591/25 @ Tulane* ....................55-931/30 @ South Florida* .........54-502/1 Houston* ......................63-702/5 Alabama .......................50-742/8 Saint Louis* .................59-382/13 Marquette* ...................68-752/15 DePaul* .......................77-822/17 South Carolina .............71-782/20 Louisville* ...................50-732/22 @ Cincinnati* ..............57-62

Conference USA TournamentLouisville, Ky.

2/27 DePaul .........................78-652/28 Marquette .....................74-761 Mid-America Clsc. (Columbia, MO)* C-USA opponent

1998-996-21 Overall; 3-13 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Tamika Mackey,

Nikki Richardson11/11 Appalachian State ........78-6611/21 South Carolina .............71-8511/24 East Carolina................81-8511/27 Mississippi1 ..................77-8311/28 St. Bonaventure1 ..........52-7812/1 @ Davidson .................64-7412/4 Xavier ..........................69-8312/8 @ Furman ....................58-6112/20 Saint Louis* .................62-5712/28 Temple .........................80-681/1 @ UAB* ......................60-661/3 @ Memphis* ...............53-781/8 Marquette* ...................49-711/10 DePaul* .......................69-541/14 @ Cincinnati* ..............57-611/16 @ Louisville* ..............54-691/22 Tulane* ........................52-701/24 Southern Miss* ............63-681/30 @ Houston* .................54-502/1 South Florida* .............76-862/5 @ Saint Louis* ............58-652/12 DePaul* .......................51-70

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Conference USA TournamentNew Orleans, La.

2/26 UAB .............................47-442/27 @ Tulane ......................60-691 Maine Tournament (Orono, ME)* C-USA opponent

1999-0010-20 Overall; 3-13 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Jameka Jones,

Claire Mollison11/19 @ South Carolina ........61-6711/21 Massachusetts ..............65-5411/23 @ Appalachian St. .......57-6611/27 West Virginia1 ..............52-5011/28 @ Maryland1 ................54-5812/1 Davidson ......................77-4312/4 @ East Carolina ...........91-9912/8 @ Xavier ......................67-9412/20 @ S.C. State .................60-4312/29 Bowling Green2 ...........72-6212/30 @ Virginia Tech2 .................61-721/2 @ Saint Louis* ............60-581/7 @ South Florida* .........67-661/9 @ Houston* .................52-571/14 DePaul* .......................65-731/16 Marquette* ...................59-621/20 @ Cincinnati* ..............69-771/22 @ Louisville* ..............63-701/28 @ Southern Miss* .......61-641/30 #22 Tulane* .................68-782/5 Louisville* ...................61-782/7 Cincinnati*...................80-572/13 Saint Louis* .................54-612/18 @ #25 Marquette* .......40-652/20 @ DePaul* ...................54-572/25 Memphis* ....................62-762/27 UAB* ...........................48-65

Conference USA TournamentLouisville, Ky.

3/3 @ Louisville ................75-623/4 Memphis ......................83-673/5 Tulane ..........................75-791 Terrapin Classic (College Park, MD)2 Hokie Hardwood Clsc. (Blacksburg, VA)* C-USA opponent

2000-0110-18 Overall; 5-11 C-USA

Coach: Ed BaldwinCaptains: Tonya Phifer, Sarah Fisher,

Brandi Hicks11/17 @ Massachusetts .........48-6411/20 @ UNC Greensboro ....70-8111/24 St. John’s1 ...................71-6811/25 UNLV1 ........................55-6011/29 @ #3 Duke ...................59-7812/2 Furman .........................55-5812/6 Appalachian State ........71-5812/9 S.C. State .....................76-6112/18 @ Davidson .................77-6712/28 South Carolina .............43-6112/31 @ Saint Louis* ............49-581/5 Southern Miss* ............72-741/7 @ Tulane* ....................64-781/14 Saint Louis* .................49-451/19 @ Louisville* ..............51-691/21 @ Cincinnati ................48-691/26 Marquette* ...................55-571/28 DePaul* .......................80-651/31 Winthrop ......................64-482/2 Houston* ......................70-582/4 South Florida* .............50-45

2/9 @ UAB* ......................67-692/11 @ Memphis* ...............71-762/16 Cincinnati*...................50-732/18 Louisville* ...................58-522/23 @ DePaul* ...................58-592/25 @ Marquette* ..............35-46

Conference USA TournamentMilwaukee, Wis.

3/2 @ Marquette ................65-761 UNLV Rebel Shootout (Las Vegas, NV)* C-USA opponent

2001-0216-13 Overall; 7-7 C-USA

Coach: Katie MeierCaptains: Alicia Abernathy,

Adrienne Jordan11/16 UNC Greensboro .........60-4411/19 @ Furman ....................57-5811/24 Jackson State1 .............54-4611/25 @ Texas A&M1 ...........54-5011/29 #14 Duke......................39-6412/1 @ Winthrop .................68-5612/4 @ Appalachian ............65-6112/6 Davidson ......................59-6112/17 @ Hawaii2 ...................59-8212/18 Tennessee State2 ..........56-4012/28 @ #17 S. Carolina .......53-7212/30 @ S.C. State .................60-581/6 @ East Carolina* .........57-621/8 UNC Asheville .............67-341/11 @ Louisville* ..............52-741/13 @ #25 Cincinnati* .......58-871/20 East Carolina*..............54-391/25 TCU* ...........................81-671/27 Houston* ......................56-662/1 @ Saint Louis* ............66-482/3 @ Memphis* ...............56-912/8 Marquette* ...................62-442/10 DePaul* .......................75-632/15 UAB* ...........................69-492/17 South Florida* .............74-462/22 @ Tulane* ....................57-652/24 @ Southern Miss* .......47-50

Conference USA TournamentChicago, Ill.

3/1 Memphis ......................58-463/2 Houston ........................65-681 Texas A&M Trnmt. (College Station, TX)2 Paradise Classic (Honolulu, HI)* C-USA opponent

2002-0321-9 Overall; 12-2 C-USA

Coach: Katie MeierCaptains: Alicia Abernathy,

Monica League, Peaches Harris11/15 Georgia Tech1 ..............57-6711/23 vs. Murray State2 ........61-4411/24 @ Iowa2 ......................70-8511/27 Appalachian ..............................70-5611/30 S.C. State .....................78-5512/3 @ Davidson .................76-8112/6 @ Va. Commonwealth .66-6212/8 Gardner-Webb ..............93-5812/16 @ Florida International 58-7112/21 James Madison ............68-6712/31 @ #12 Vanderbilt .........43-661/3 Texas A&M ..................93-721/5 @ UNC Asheville ........85-471/10 East Carolina*..............83-571/19 @ East Carolina* .........79-631/24 @ Houston* .................76-701/26 @ TCU* .......................64-611/31 Memphis* .................73-68ot2/2 Saint Louis* .................70-582/7 Cincinnati*...................67-62

2/9 Louisville* ...................80-652/14 @ DePaul* ...................68-832/16 @ Marquette* ..............70-582/21 @ South Florida* .........59-692/23 @ UAB* ......................77-562/28 Southern Miss* ............80-543/2 Tulane* ........................86-80

Conference USA TournamentMemphis, Tenn.

3/7 Marquette .....................67-653/8 TCU .............................65-78

NCAA TournamentAthens, Ga.

3/22 @ #19 Georgia .............61-801 Preseason WNIT (Atlanta, GA)2 Hawkeye Challenge (Iowa City, IA)* C-USA opponent

2003-0417-14 Overall; 8-6 C-USA

Coach: Katie MeierCaptains: Monica League,

Kysah Upchurch11/21 Dartmouth1 ...................75-5911/22 @ Seton Hall1 .........................67-7711/25 Davidson ......................77-7011/28 Chicago State ...............90-7111/30 @ Old Dominion .........61-7512/3 @ Michigan .................65-7212/7 VCU .............................81-7212/11 Wichita State ................83-6812/14 South Carolina .............67-8412/21 UNC Wilmington .........53-4812/28 vs. George Mason2 .......52-7012/29 vs. Stony Brook2 ..........88-771/6 @ James Madison ........64-711/9 USF* ............................72-641/11 UAB* ...........................84-751/16 @ Southern Miss* .......59-571/18 @ Tulane* ....................72-611/25 @ East Carolina* .........55-801/31 #13 DePaul* ................74-702/2 Marquette* ...................59-562/6 @ Memphis* ...............67-742/8 @ Saint Louis* ............77-742/13 #25 Houston* ...............58-622/15 #22 TCU* .................91-1002/20 @ Louisville* ..............84-862/22 @ Cincinnati* .............80-562/27 East Carolina*..............78-48

Conference USA TournamentFort Worth, Texas

3/4 vs. East Carolina ..........74-613/5 @ #16 TCU ..................73-89

Women’s NIT3/17 @ Clemson ..................78-713/21 @ W. Michigan ..... 83-85 (ot)1 Seton Hall Trnmnt. (South Orange, NJ)2 St. Joseph’s Hawk Classic (Philadelphia, PA)* - C-USA opponent

2004-0522-9 Overall; 9-5 C-USA

Coach: Katie MeierCaptains: Monica League,

Krystion Obie11/19 N.C. A&T ....................87-5111/21 @ Wichita State ...........83-6011/23 @ Davidson .................78-7211/26 Western Kentucky ........91-7411/30 @ South Carolina ........78-7212/3 Michigan ......................60-4712/6 East Tennessee State ....79-6812/8 @ Murray State ...........88-7412/20 vs. UPR-Mayaguez1 ....98-4312/21 vs. Northwestern1 ........72-6412/22 vs. Florida State1 ..........72-83

ALL-TIME RESULTS

12/29 vs. Florida A&M2 .........78-4912/30 @ Florida2 ....................72-86 1/2 Austin Peay ..................67-471/7 Saint Louis* .................74-651/9 Memphis* ...................72-651/14 @ Marquette* ..............60-541/16 @ #21 DePaul* ..........64-1031/23 East Carolina*..............70-541/28 Tulane* ........................62-381/30 Southern Miss* ............. 74-572/5 @ UAB* ......................62-562/7 @ USF* .......................59-682/11 Louisville* ............ 60-63 (ot)2/13 Cincinnati*...................72-632/18 @ TCU* .......................51-762/20 @ Houston* .................64-692/26 @ East Carolina* .........68-66

Conference USA TournamentCharlotte, N.C.

3/3 Cincinnati.....................63-463/4 Houston ................. 73-76 (ot)

Women’s NIT3/18 @ Wake Forest ...........75-1001 San Juan Shootout (San Juan, P.R.)2 State Farm Classic (Gainesville, FL)* - Conference USA Opponent

2005-0621-9 Overall; 13-3 A-10Coach: Amanda ButlerCaptains: Pam Brown,

Sakellie Daniels, Andrea Davidson, Krystion Obie

11/19 Appalachian State ....... 84-58 11/22 @ Western Kentucky ...80-87 11/25 @ Loyola Marymount1 82-7411/26 vs. UCLA1 ....................71-8711/30 Florida ..........................80-9312/2 @ UNC Wilmington ....74-54 12/5 Winthrop ......................59-5712/7 Davidson ......................79-6012/18 Old Dominion ............... 69-7912/28 Murray State ................90-65 12/30 @ Houston ...................80-71 1/3 Xavier* ........................76-72 1/6 @ #23 Temple* ............69-77 1/8 @ Fordham* ................70-64 1/15 Massachusetts* ............71-61 1/20 Saint Joseph’s* ............81-501/22 @ Saint Louis* ............86-571/27 Richmond*...................60-56 1/29 La Salle* .....................77-572/3 @ Dayton* ...................86-742/5 @ Xavier* ....................63-55 2/10 St. Bonaventure ...........73-39 2/12 @ Duquesne* .............79-72 2/17 @ Richmond* ..............64-822/19 Saint Louis* .................65-58 2/24 Rhode Island* ..............74-672/26 @ George Washington* ... 65-69

Atlantic 10 TournamentPhiladelphia, Pa.

3/ 4 vs. Duquesne ................45-56Women’s NIT

3/17 James Madison ............70-623/20 @ Western Kentucky ...68-811 - Loyola Marymount Trnmt. (Los Angeles, CA)*- Atlantic 10 Conference Opponent


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2006-0719-13 Overall; 9-5 A-10Coach: Amanda Butler

Captains: Sabrina Gregory, Whitney Hoey, Courtney Williams

11/10 Arkansas State .............76-6511/14 @ Minnesota ................66-7811/17 Saint Francis ................82-7211/20 UNC Greensboro .........86-4011/24 vs. Wyoming1 ...............55-7711/25 @ Colorado1 ................65-78 12/2 @ Virginia Tech ...........68-8012/4 Charleston Southern ....82-6112/9 @ Davidson .................69-7512/17 Old Dominion ..............68-6412/21 Houston ........................81-5812/29 vs. Tulsa2 ......................85-6512/30 vs. Ball State2 ...............72-82 1/2 @ Clemson ..................65-621/5 Winthrop ......................65-451/9 Saint Louis* .................74-491/12 Dayton* .......................82-701/14 Xavier* ........................61-591/18 @ Richmond* ..............65-601/21 Duquesne* ...................74-651/26 @ Rhode Island* .........78-911/28 @ Massachusetts* .......67-602/3 @ Saint Louis* ............77-652/8 Fordham* .....................78-462/11 @ Saint Joseph’s* .......59-672/15 #8 George Washington* 59-642/18 Temple* ......................55-722/22 @ La Salle* .................62-712/25 @ St. Bonaventure* .....86-74

Atlantic 10 TournamentCincinnati, Ohio

3/3 vs. Saint Joseph’s .........64-76 Women’s NIT

3/15 High Point ....................72-453/19 @ Virginia....................72-741 - U of Colorado Coors Clsc. (Boulder, CO)2 - St. Peter’s Holiday Classic, (Jersey City, NJ)*- Atlantic 10 Opponent

2007-0818-14 Overall; 9-5 A-10

Coach: Karen AstonCaptains: Sabrina Gregory,

Whitney Hoey11/9 vs. #20 Pittsburgh1 .......68-8511/10 @ Penn State1 ..............67-7311/11 vs. Arizona1 ........... 77-86 (ot)11/15 @ Wake Forest .............52-5611/17 @ Old Dominion .........59-8011/21 Hampton ......................72-4711/24 Davidson ......................69-5311/28 @ UNC Greensboro ....70-4512/2 Minnesota ....................66-8012/5 @ UAB ........................73-6312/16 Virginia Tech................76-5512/20 Charleston Southern2 ...84-5512/21 UT-Arlington2 ..............60-6812/30 @ Arkansas State .........58-51 1/2 Clemson .......................62-581/5 Winthrop ......................82-451/12 @ Duquesne* ..............67-571/15 Massachusetts* ............53-441/19 Saint Louis* .................62-561/22 @ Dayton* ...................64-511/26 @ #17 G.. Washington* 54-761/30 La Salle* ......................74-52 2/2 @ Saint Louis* ............60-712/6 @ Temple* ...................53-66

2/9 St. Bonaventure* .........60-582/12 Saint Joseph’s* ............59-572/17 @ Xavier* ...................62-712/24 Rhode Island* ..............63-652/27 @ Fordham* ................79-553/1 Richmond*...................76-66

Atlantic 10 TournamentPhiladelphia, Pa.

3/8 vs. Dayton ......................53-77Women’s NIT

3/22 VCU ...............................67-801 - WBCA Classic (University Park, PA)2 - SpringHill Suites Holiday Clsc. (Charlotte, NC)* - Atlantic 10 Opponent

2008-0923-9 Overall; 11-3 A-10

Coach: Karen AstonCaptains: Danielle Burgin, Traci Ray

11/15 vs. USC1 .........................62-6011/16 @ NC State1 ...................55-62 11/18 @ Hampton ....................69-4611/21 UAB ..............................79-5711/26 Wake Forest ...................67-7511/28 vs. Fresno State2 .............70-6911/29 @ SMU ..........................76-74 12/6 @ UNC Asheville ..........72-5012/9 @ Davidson ...................72-6412/13 Charleston Southern ......91-4312/21 at South Carolina ..........76-7812/28 #6 Notre Dame...............61-68 1/2 at Clemson .....................58-511/5 North Carolina A&T ......80-871/11 Xavier* ........................49-671/14 @ Massachusetts* .........67-531/17 @ Rhode Island* ...........60-391/20 Saint Louis* ..................66-561/24 Dayton* .........................60-571/27 @ Richmond* ................62-55

1/31 Fordham* .......................60-38 2/3 @ Saint Louis* ..............70-582/7 Duquesne* .....................83-782/14 @ La Salle* ............67-62 (ot)2/18 Temple* ........................73-772/21 @ Saint Joseph’s* ..........69-552/25 George Washington* .....59-572/28 @ St. Bonaventure* .......65-73

Atlantic 10 TournamentCharlotte, N.C.

3/7 Duquesne .......................81-573/8 Temple ..........................73-503/9 Richmond ......................59-54

NCAA TournamentChattanooga, Tenn.

3/21 Purdue ...........................52-651 - Wolfpack Invitational (Raleigh, NC)2 - Hoops For Cure Tournament (Dallas, TX)* - Atlantic 10 Opponent

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Team W-L Last Alabama 1-1 97-98Alabama State 1-0 91-92Appalachian 14-4 05-06Arkansas St. 2-0 07-08Arizona 0-1 07-08Austin Peay 1-0 04-05Ball State 0-1 06-07Belmont Abbey 3-1 83-84Bennett 1-0 75-76Berry 0-2 83-84Bowling Green 1-0 99-00Campbell 7-6 90-91Campbellsville 1-0 81-82Catawba 9-0 80-81Central Florida 1-2 95-96Charleston S. 5-0 08-09Chicago St. 1-0 03-04Cincinnati 6-11 04-05Clemson 4-9 08-09Coker 1-0 78-79C. of Charleston 2-2 90-91Colorado 0-1 06-07Columbia 2-0 87-88Connecticut 0-1 92-93Converse 2-0 86-87Coppin State 1-0 95-96Dartmouth 2-0 03-04Davidson 11-8 08-09Dayton 4-1 08-09Denver 1-0 80-81DePaul 6-11 04-05Duke 3-5 01-02Duquesne 5-1 08-09

Team W-L LastEast Carolina 22-7 04-05ETSU 6-3 04-05Elon 3-2 80-81Erskine 0-1 75-76Evansville 1-0 85-86Florida 0-4 05-06Florida A & M 1-0 04-05Florida Atlantic 1-0 88-89Florida Int. 0-1 02-03Florida State 1-1 04-05Fordham 4-0 08-09Francis Marion 1-1 87-88Fresno State 2-0 08-09Furman 5-5 01-02Gardner-Webb 2-2 02-03George Mason 0-1 03-04George Wash. 1-3 08-09Georgia 1-3 02-03Georgia So. 3-2 94-95Georgia State 6-3 88-89Georgia Tech 0-1 02-03Guilford 2-1 78-79Hampton 2-0 08-09Hartford 1-0 88-89Hawaii 0-1 01-02High Point 3-1 06-07Hofstra 1-0 88-89Houston 7-7 06-07Iona 1-0 84-85Iowa 0-2 02-03Jackson State 1-0 01-02James Madison 3-2 05-06J.C. Smith 1-0 85-86

Team W-L LastKentucky 1-0 92-93La Salle 3-1 08-09 Lenoir-Rhyne 3-13 83-84Long Beach 1-1 94-95Louisville 6-21 04-05Loyola Marymount 1-0 05-06Maine 1-1 95-96Marquette 7-11 04-05Mars Hill 6-2 81-82Marshall 1-0 90-91Maryland 0-1 99-00Maryland-ES 1-0 88-89Massachusetts 5-1 08-09Memphis 4-10 04-05Mercer 2-1 92-93Methodist 1-0 78-79Miami 1-0 89-90Michigan 1-1 04-05Michigan State 1-0 93-94Milligan 1-1 82-83Minnesota 0-2 07-08Mississippi 0-1 98-99Missouri 0-1 97-98Murray State 3-1 05-06New Orleans 0-1 97-98No. Carolina 0-2 84-85N.C. A&T 20-6 08-09UNC Asheville 11-3 08-09N.C. Central 1-0 77-78UNCG 12-2 07-08NC State 0-5 08-09UNCW 11-3 05-06N. Alabama 0-1 87-88N. Illinois 0-1 87-88Northwestern 1-0 04-05NW State 0-1 96-97Notre Dame 0-1 08-09

Team W-L LastOld Dominion 3-8 07-08Pembroke St. 4-4 81-82Penn State 0-1 07-08Pennsylvania 1-0 91-92Pfeiffer 4-3 80-81Pittsburgh 0-1 07-08Princeton 1-0 91-92Providence 0-1 96-97P.R. Mayaguez 1-0 04-05Purdue 0-1 08-09Radford 6-4 97-98Rhode Island 2-2 08-09Richmond 5-1 08-09Robert Morris 1-0 87-88Sacred Heart 5-1 77-78Saint Francis 1-0 06-07Saint Joseph’s 3-2 08-09Saint Louis 17-5 08-09St. Augustine’s 1-0 80-81St. Bonaventure 3-2 08-09St. John’s 1-0 00-01St. Peter’s 0-1 95-96Salem 1-0 75-76Seton Hall 0-1 03-04Shawnee State 1-0 90-91Shorter 1-0 83-84South Alabama 2-8 90-91South Carolina 5-15 08-09S.C. State 6-2 02-03Southern Cal 1-1 08-09SMU 1-1 08-09Southern Miss 3-17 04-05Stetson 1-0 89-90Stony Brook 1-0 03-04Syracuse 1-0 94-95Tampa 1-0 84-85TCU 2-4 04-05

Team W-L LastTemple 2-4 08-09Tennessee 0-3 92-93Tennessee St. 1-0 01-02Tenn. Tech 2-4 97-98Texas A&M 2-0 02-03UT-Arlington 0-1 07-08Toledo 0-1 89-90Tulane 8-14 04-05Tulsa 1-0 06-07UAB 14-13 08-09UCLA 1-2 05-06UNLV 0-1 00-01USF 19-10 04-05Valparaiso 1-0 93-94Vanderbilt 0-1 02-03Virginia 0-4 06-07VCU 19-7 07-08Virginia State 1-0 86-87Virginia Tech 9-12 07-08Virginia Union 2-0 87-88Wake Forest 4-7 08-09W. Carolina 20-7 93-94W. Kentucky 3-11 05-06W. Michigan 1-1 03-04West Virginia 1-0 99-00Wichita St. 2-0 04-05William & Mary 1-0 89-90Wingate 6-2 82-83W-S State 1-2 78-79Winthrop 17-2 07-08Wisconsin 1-0 87-88Wis.-Green Bay 1-0 90-91Wyoming 0-1 06-07Xavier 3-4 08-09

Series Results

The OpponentsNon-Conference Foes ....................... 64-67Atlantic 10 Conference Foes............ 68-71Attendance Records ...............................71Results vs. 2009-10 Schedule .................72

Senior Erin Floyd, who has 71 starts in her career, recorded three double-doubles last season. Floyd ranked among the Atlantic 10 leaders in field goal percentage in 2008-09.


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General InformationLocation: Greenville, N.C.Enrollment: 25,990Nickname: PiratesColors: Purple and Gold Conference: Conference USAArena: Williams Arena at Minges ColiseumChancellor: Dr. Steve BallardAthletic Director: Terry HollandAthletics Phone: (252)737-4600Website: www.ecupirates.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Sharon Baldwin-TenerRecord at School (Yrs.): 103-104 (7)Overall Record (Yrs.): 172-131 (10)Coaching Staff: Roger Hodge,

Adrienne Shuler, Jocelyn Wyatt2008-09 Record:18-13 Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 9/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Charles Welch Office Phone: (252) 737-5112Fax: (252) 737-4528Email: [email protected] Row: (252) 328-0135

East CarolinaNovember 13 • Greenville, N.C.

NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

South CarolinaNovember 16 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember16 at Charlotte 19 at Clemson22 Penn State26-28 U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise JamDecember2 High Point13 North Carolina State17 Wake Forest20 North Carolina28-29 Saint Joseph’s Tourn.January3 LSU 7 at Tennessee10 at Alabama14 Kentucky17 Auburn21 at LSU24 at Florida28 Mississippi31 TennesseeFebruary4 at Auburn7 at Georgia11 Mississippi State14 Arkansas21 at Kentucky25 Georgia28 at VanderbiltMarch 4-7 at SEC Tournament

General InformationLocation: Columbia, S.C.Enrollment: 25,077Nickname: GamecocksColors: Garnet and Black Conference: SoutheasternArena: Colonial Life ArenaPresident: Dr. Harris PastidesAthletic Director: Eric HymanAthletics Phone: (803)777-4202Website:www.gamecocksonline.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Dawn StaleyRecord at School (Yrs.): 10-18 (1)Overall Record (Yrs.): 182-98 (9)Coaching Staff: Lisa Boyer, Carla McGhee, Nikki McCray2008-09 Record: 10-18Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 6/6

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Diana Koval Office Phone: (803) 777-7977Fax: (803) 777-2967Email: [email protected] Row: (803)777-6182

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Charlotte15 Western Carolina19 UNC Wilmington22 at American University27-28 Lady Pirate InvitationalDecember2 VCU5 at Gardner-Webb12 at Hampton19-20 at South Fla. Tournament28-29 at Fordham TournamentJanuary4 Marshall8 Southern Miss10 UCF15 at Houston17 at Rice23 at SMU28 UAB30 MemphisFebruary4 at Southern Miss6 at UCF11 UTEP13 Tulane21 Tulsa25 at UAB27 at MemphisMarch 3 at Marshall8-12 C-USA Tournament

General InformationLocation: Boone, N.C.Enrollment: 16, 600Nickname: MountaineersColors: Black and GoldConference: SouthernArena: Holmes CenterPresident: Dr. Kenneth E. ReacockAthletic Director: Charlie CobbAthletics Phone: (828) 262-3081Website: www.GoASU.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Darcie VincentRecord at School (Yrs.): 9-22 (1)Overall Record (Yrs.): 273-123 (13)Coaching Staff: Heather Kearney,

Andrea Gross, Kiesha Mack2008-09 Record: 9-22Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 8/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Courtney BurchettOffice Phone: (828) 262-7612Fax: (828) 262-6106Email: [email protected] Row: (828) 262-7060

Appalachian StateNovember 20 • Boone, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Marshall20 Charlotte24 at Gardner-Webb27-28 at Pitt TournamentDecember2 Georgia Southern 7 at Davidson17 East Tennessee State21 Furman23 at Bowling Green30 George MasonJanuary2 Elon4 at Western Carolina6 Richmond9 Chattanooga11 Samford16 at UNC Greensboro18 at College of Charleston23 Davidson30 WoffordFebruary1 at Furman6 at Elon8 Western Carolina13 at Chattanooga15 at Samford20 UNC Greensboro22 College of Charleston25 at Wofford27 at Georgia Southern March 4-8 at SoCon Tournament

General InformationLocation: Durham, N.C.Enrollment: 6,340Nickname: Blue DevilsColors: Royal Blue & WhiteConference: Atlantic CoastArena: Cameron Indoor StadiumPresident: Dr. Richard H. BrodheadAthletic Director: Kevin WhiteAthletics Phone: (919) 684-2120Website: www.GoDuke.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Joanne P. McCallieRecord at School (Yrs.): 52-16 (2)Overall Record (Yrs.): 368-164 (17)Coaching Staff: Al Brown, Shannon

Perry, Trisha Stafford-Odom2008-09 Record: 27-6Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 9/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Lindy BrownOffice Phone: (919) 684-2664Fax: (919) 684-2489Email: [email protected] Row: (919) 684-6186

DukeNovember 23 • Durham, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Houston Babtist15 at Texas A&M19 Georgia Southern23 Charlotte26 at Western Kentucky27 at MarquetteDecember3 Ohio State6 Southern California15 at Stanford18 James Madison21 at Maine28 N.C. Central31 at TempleJanuary3 Providence7 at Clemson10 Wake Forest14 at Miami18 Connecticut21 Virginia Tech24 at Maryland29 Florida StateFebruary4 at Boston College8 North Carolina11 N.C. State14 at Virginia Tech19 at Georgia Tech21 Maryland26 Virginia28 at North CarolinaMarch 4-7 ACC Tournament


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General InformationLocation: Brookings, S.D.Enrollment: 11,995Nickname: JackrabbitsColors: Yellow & BlueConference: The Summit LeagueArena: Frost ArenaPresident: Dr. David L. ChicoineAthletic Director: Justin SellAthletics Phone: (605) 688-5625Website: www.gojacks.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Aaron JohnstonRecord at School (Yrs.): 225-65 (9)Overall Record (Yrs.): 225-65 (9)Coaching Staff: Katie Falco, Emilee Gusso, Chad Oletzke, Deb Remmerde2008-09 Record: 32-3Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 9/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jason HoveOffice Phone: (605) 688-4623Fax: (605) 688-5999 Email: [email protected] Row: (605) 688-4623

South Dakota StateNovember 26 • Freeport, Bahamas

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Gonzaga15 at Arizona State19 at Illinois State22 Western Kentucky26-27 at Junkanoo JamDecember5 at Western Illinois 7 at IUPUI13 Middle Tennessee State19 at Utah22 at Iowa28 Northern IowaJanuary2 Centenary4 Oral Roberts9 at Southern Utah11 at UMKC16 at North Dakota State23 Oakland25 IPFW30 at Oral RobertsFebruary1 at Centenary6 UMKC8 Southern Utah13 North Dakota State15 South Dakota 20 at IPFW22 at Oakland27 IUPUIMarch 1 Western Illinois6-9 Summit League Tourn.

General InformationLocation: Bloomington, Ind.Enrollment: 40,354Nickname: HoosiersColors: Cream and CrimsonConference: Big TenArena: Assembly HallPresident: Michael A. McRobbieAthletic Director: Fred GlassAthletics Phone: (812) 855-2794Website: www.IUHoosiers.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Felisha Legette-JackRecord at School (Yrs.): 58-40 (3)Overall Record (Yrs.): 112-103 (7)Coaching Staff: Katie Abrahamson-

Henderson, Jose Mori, Amaka Agugua2008-09 Record: 21-11 Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 8/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Shana DanielsOffice Phone: (812) 855-9402Fax: (812) 855-9401 Email: [email protected] Row: (812) 855-2754

Indiana - Possible OpponentNovember 27 • Freeport, Bahamas

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Memphis15 IUPUI18 Cincinnati22 Missouri26-27 Junkanoo JamDecember3 Florida State6 at Michigan State9 Tennessee-Martin13 at Saint Louis19 at Cleveland State22 Toledo31 at PurdueJanuary3 Michigan State7 Illinois10 at Penn State14 Michigan17 at Ohio21 Northwestern24 at Michigan28 Wisconsin31 Ohio StateFebruary7 at Illinois11 Iowa14 at Wisconsin18 at Northwestern21 Minnesota25 at Iowa28 Penn StateMarch4-7 at Big Ten Tournament

General InformationLocation: Charlottesville, Va.Enrollment: 21,057Nickname: CavalierColors: Navy and OrangeConference: Atlantic CoastArena: John Paul Jones ArenaPresident: John T. Casteen IIIAthletic Director: Craig LittlepageAthletics Phone: (434) 982-5500Website: www.virginiasports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Debbie RyanRecord at School (Yrs.): 699-298 (32)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Tim Taylor, Angel Elderkin, Wendy Palmer2008-09 Record: 24-10 Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 8/6

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Amy MulliganOffice Phone: (434) 982-5534Fax: (434) 982-5525Email: [email protected] Row: (434) 296-5910

Virginia - Possible OpponentNovember 27 • Freeport, Bahamas

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at UMBC15 Manhattan18 USC Upstate22 Tennessee26-27 Junkanoo JamDecember3 Purdue6 James Madison 8 Furman20 at Georgia28-29 Marriott Cavalier Clsc.January2 at Colorado4 St. Bonaventure7 at Florida State11 Maryland18 at Virginia Tech21 at Boston College24 Georgia Tech27 NC State31 at Wake ForestFebruary4 Clemson8 at Maryland11 at Miami 15 North Carolina16 Longwood22 Florida State26 at Duke28 Virginia TechMarch4-7 ACC Tournament

General InformationLocation: Clinton, S.C.Enrollment: 1,200Nickname: Blue HoseColors: Garnet & BlueConference: Big SouthArena: Templeton CenterPresident: Dr. John V. GriffithAthletic Director: Dr. William CarltonAthletics Phone: (864) 833-8240 Website: www. gobluehose.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Ronny FisherRecord at School (Yrs.): 4-25 (1)Overall Record (Yrs.): 4-25 (1)Coaching Staff: Eric Burrows, Monique Dawson2008-09 Record: 4-25Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 6/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: AJ HendersonOffice Phone: (864) 833-8252Fax: (864) 833-8323Email: [email protected] Row: (864) 833-8332

Presbyterian CollegeDecember 2 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember14 at Colgate16 at Syracuse20-22 at Morehead St. Tourny25 at NorthCarolina29 at Wake ForestDecember2 at Charlotte5 Georgia State14 SC State21 at Alabama30 at USC- UpstateJanuary2 at Winthrop11 UNC-Asheville16 at Liberty18 at Radford23 High Point25 Gardner-Webb30 Charleston SouthernFebruary1 Coastal Carolina6 Winthrop9 Allen13 at UNC-Asheville16 NC Central20 at Gardner-Webb22 at High Point27 RadfordMarch 1 Liberty5 at Charleston Southern8 at Coastal Carolina


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UNC AshevilleDecember 5 • Charlotte, N.C.

General InformationLocation: Asheville, N.C.Enrollment: 3,500Nickname: BulldogsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteConference: Big SouthArena: Justice CenterChancellor: Dr. Anne Ponder Athletic Director: Janet ConeAthletics Phone: (828) 251-6904Website: www.uncabulldogs.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Betsy BloseRecord at School (Yrs.): 98-109 (7)Overall Record (Yrs.): 212-186 (14)Coaching Staff: Tiffany Gwynn,

Curtis Metten, Lauren Pryor2008-09 Record: 10-20Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 7/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Everett HuttoOffice Phone: (828) 251-6931Fax: (828) 251-6386Email: [email protected] Press Row: (828) 251-6992

Notre DameDecember 20 • South Bend, Ind.

General InformationLocation: Notre Dame, Ind.Enrollment: 11,733Nickname: Fighting IrishColors: Gold and BlueConference: Big EastArena: Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce CenterPresident: Rev. John I. JenkinsAthletic Director: Jack SwarbrickAthletics Phone: (574)631-6107Website: www.UND.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Muffet McGrawRecord at School (Yrs.): 496-197 (22)Overall Record (Yrs.): 584-238 (27)Coaching Staff: Jonathan Tsipis, Angie Barber, Niele Ivey2008-09 Record: 22-9Starters R/L: 5/0Letterwinners R/L: 12/0

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Chris MastersOffice Phone: (574) 631-8032Fax: (574) 631-7941Email: [email protected] Row: (574) 631-5309

General InformationLocation: Cullowhee, N.C.Enrollment: 9,000Nickname: Lady CatamountsColors: Purple and GoldConference: SouthernArena: Ramsey Regional Activity CenterPresident: Dr. John W. BardoAthletic Director: Chip SmithAthletics Phone: (828)277-7338Website: www.catamountsports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Karen MiddletonRecord at School (Yrs.): FirstOverall Record (Yrs.): FirstCoaching Staff: Tre’ka McMillian,

Jonelle Streed, Hillary Beck2008-09 Record: 21-12Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 9/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Denise GideonOffice Phone: (828) 227-2336Fax: (828) 227-7688Email: [email protected] Row: (828) 227-2129

Western CarolinaDecember 8 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Richmond15 at East Carolina20 Wofford24-25 at Alaska Tournament29 James MadisonDecember2 UNC Ashville5 Davidson8 at Charlotte12 at Western Kentucky19 at Georgia Southern21 at Charleston30 at Florida StateJanuary2 Furman4 Appalachian State9 Elon11 at UNC Greensboro16 at Chattanooga18 at Samford25 at Davidson30 Georgia SouthernFebruary1 Charleston6 at Furman8 at Appalachian State13 at Elon16 UNC Greensboro20 Samford22 Chattanooga27 at WoffordMarch 4-8 SoCon Tournament

General InformationLocation: Hattiesburg, Miss.Enrollment: 15,000Nickname: Golden EaglesColors: Black and GoldConference: Conference USAArena: Reed Green ColiseumPresident: Dr. Martha D. SaundersAthletic Director: Richard GianniniAthletics Phone: (601)266-5017Website: www.SouthernMiss.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Joye Lee-McNelisRecord at School (Yrs.): 79-75 (5)Overall Record (Yrs.): 308-231 (18)Coaching Staff: Shannon Hamp,

Jordan Dupuy, Jaye Nayreau2008-09 Record: 20-12Starters R/L: 1/4Letterwinners R/L:8/6

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Shirley HillOffice Phone: (601) 266-4506Fax: (601) 266-4507Email: [email protected] Row: (601) 266-5428

Southern Miss December 12 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember14 South Alabama16 at Southeast Missouri St.19 at Michigan23 Willam Carey27-28 Lady Eagle Thanksgiving ClassicDecember2 at Mississippi State4 Alcorn State12 at Charlotte 16 at Belmont22 UALR30 at AlabamaJanuary3 Louisiana Tech 8 at East Carolina10 at Marshall15 UAB17 Memphis21 at UCF23 at Tulane30 UTEPFebruary4 East Carolina6 Marshall12 at Memphis14 at UAB18 Houston20 Rice25 at Tulsa27 at SMUMarch 3 UCF10-13 at C-USA Championship

2009-10 ScheduleNovember14 Newberry17 at South Carolina State21 Lees-McRae24 Campbell28 at USC UpstateDecember2 at Western Carolina5 at Charlotte 11 Southern Wesleyan16 Georgia Southern 21 Elon29-30 at JMU TournamentJanuary2 Coastal Carolina4 Charleston Southern9 at Gardner-Webb11 at Presbyterian16 at Radford18 at Liberty22 North Carolina Central 25 High Point30 at WinthropFebruary6 at Charleston Southern8 at Coastal Carolina13 Presbyterian 15 Gardner-Webb20 at High Point27 LibertyMarch 1 Radford13-15 Big South Tournament

2009-10 ScheduleNovember15 Arkansas-Pine Bluff19 at Michigan State22 Iona26-28 Paradise JamDecember2 Eastern Michigan8 IPFW12 Valparaiso20 Charlotte29 at Central Florida31 VanderbiltJanuary4 at Purdue9 Villanova12 South Florida 16 at Connecticut19 at Louisville24 West Virginia27 Providence30 at SyracuseFebruary1 at Rutgers6 Pittsburgh9 at Cincinnati14 DePaul16 at St. John’s20 at Georgetown23 Marquette27 at Seton HallMarch 1 Connecticut5-9 Big East Championship


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General InformationLocation: New Britain, Ct.Enrollment: 12,000Nickname: Blue DevilsColors: Blue and WhiteConference: NortheastArena: Detrick GymnasiumPresident: Dr. John W. MillerAthletic Director: TBAAthletics Phone: (860) 832-3040Website: www.ccsubluedevils.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Beryl PiperRecord at School (Yrs.): 22-39 (2) Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Kerri Reaves, Glenn Senecal, Lin Stich2008-09 Record: 18-14Starters R/L: 5/0Letterwinners R/L: 8/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Daniel ForcellsOffice Phone: (860) 832-3057Fax: (860) 832-3084Email: [email protected] Row: (860) 832-3099

Central Connecticut StateDecember 29 • Blacksburg, Va.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Maine16 Holy Cross18 Fordham21 at Brown28 at ColgateDecember2 Rhode Island5 at Long Island10 at New Hampshire20 at Rutgers29-30 at Hilton Garden ClassicJanuary4 St. Francis7 at Monmouth9 at Fairleigh Dickinson14 Quinnipiac16 Sacred Heart21 at Quinnipiac23 at Sacred Heart28 Monmouth30 Fairleigh DickinsonFebruary4 at Bryant6 Bryant11 St. Francis13 Robert Morris18 at Mount St. Mary’s20 at Wagner25 at St. Francis27 Long IslandMarch6-14 Northeast Tournament

General InformationLocation: Blacksburg, Va.Enrollment: 30,000Nickname: HokiesColors: Maroon and Burnt OrangeConference: Atlantic Coast ConferenceArena: Cassell ColiseumPresident: Dr. Charles StegerAthletic Director: Jim WeaverAthletics Phone: (540) 231-6796Website: www.hokiesports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Beth DunkenbergerRecord at School (Yrs.): 84-70 (6)Overall Record (Yrs.): 149-120 (10)Coaching Staff: Shellie Greenman,

Stacy Cantley, Angela Crosby2008-09 Record: 12-18Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 8/5

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Torye HurstOffice Phone: (540) 231-8823Fax: (540) 231-6984Email: [email protected] Row: (540) 231-3048

Virginia Tech - Possible OpponentDecember 30 • Blacksburg, Va.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Longwood16 at VCU19 George Mason22 at James Madison25 at Radford28 ElonDecember3 Michigan6 North Carolina Central9 Mt. St. Mary’s19-20 at St. John’s Tourn.29-30 Hilton Garden ClassicJanuary3 UMBC7 at Wake Forest14 North Carolina18 Virginia21 at Duke24 at Miami28 Maryland31 at Georgia TechFebruary5 Wake Forest7 at NC State11 Savannah State14 Duke18 at Florida State21 Boston College25 Clemson28 at VirginiaMarch 4-7 ACC Tournament

General InformationLocation: Clemson, S.C.Enrollment: 17,585Nickname: TigersColors: Burnt Orange and PurpleConference: Atlantic Coast Arena: Littlejohn ColiseumPresident: James F. BarkerAthletic Director: Dr. Terry Don PhillipsAthletics Phone: (864) 656-1935Website: www.clemsontigers.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Cristy McKinneyRecord at School (Yrs.): 46-75 (4)Overall Record (Yrs.):262-214 (16)Coaching Staff: A.G. Hall, Todd Steelman, Marla Brumfield2008-09 Record: 14-17Starters R/L: 4/2Letterwinners R/L: 12/2

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jeff KallinOffice Phone: (864) 656-1920Fax: (864) 656-0299Email: [email protected] Row: (864) 654-3326

ClemsonJanuary 4 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Furman 16 at Clge. of Charleston19 South Carolina24 at Kennesaw St.27-29 WBCA ClassicDecember3 at Northwestern6 Charleston Southern12 at UT-Chattanooga15 USC-Upstate19 at Ohio21 Wofford28 Georgia30 GeorgetownJanuary4 at Charlotte7 Duke11 at Georgia Tech14 Florida State22 at North Carolina24 at Wake Forest29 Boston College31 NC StateFebruary4 at Virginia8 Georgia Tech11 at Florida State14 at Maryland18 Miami25 at Virginia Tech28 Wake ForestMarch 4-7 ACC Tournament

General InformationLocation: Newark, N.J.Enrollment: 5,380Nickname: HighlandersColors: Red and White (Blue Accent)Conference: Great West ConferenceArena: Estelle and Zoom FleisherPresident: Dr. Robert A. AltenkirchAthletic Director: Lenny KaplanAthletics Phone: (973) 596-3636Website: www.njit.edu

Team InformationHead Coach: Margaret McKeonRecord at School (Yrs.): 18-40 (2)Overall Record (Yrs.): 88-117 (7)Coaching Staff: Gabrielle Butler,

Frozena Jerr2008-09 Record: 8-21Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 8/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Stephanie PillariOffice Phone: (973) 596-8324Fax: (973) 596-8440Email: [email protected] Row: (973) 596-8511

New Jersey Tech - Possible OpponentDecember 30 • Blacksburg, VA

2009-10 ScheduleNovember15 at Penn State17 Wagner19 Albany21 Maine24 at American27 at Rhode IslandDecember3 at Marquette9 Colgate18 at Lehigh20 Massachusetts28-29 at Va. Tech TournamentJanuary6 Fairleigh Dickinson9 Yale12 Harvard14 at Texas-Pan American16 at Houston Baptist23 Chicago State30 Utah ValleyFebruary6 at Savannah State11 at UND13 at USD18 Houston Baptist20 Texas-Pan American25 USD27 UNDMarch 4 at Utah Valley6 at Chicago State10-13 Great West Conference Tourn.


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ATLANTIC 10 OPPONENTS

General InformationLocation: Pittsburgh, Pa.Enrollment: 10,160Nickname: DukesColors: Red and BlueConference: Atlantic 10 Arena: A.J. Palumbo CenterPresident: Dr. Charles DoughertyAthletic Director: Greg AmodioAthletics Phone: (412) 396-6565Website: www.GoDuquesne.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Suzie McConnell-SerioRecord at School (Yrs.): 35-27 (2) Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Dan Burt,

Blaine Patterson, Carmen Burce2008-09 Record: 20-12Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 9/1

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Ryan GavatortaOffice Phone: (412) 396-6560Fax: (412) 396-6210Email: [email protected] Row: (412) 396-4925

DuquesneJanuary 9 • Pittsburgh, Pa.

General InformationLocation: Bronx, N.Y.Enrollment: 7,994Nickname: RamsColors: Maroon and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Rose Hill GymPresident: Joseph McShane, S.J.Athletic Director: Frank McLaughlinAthletics Phone: (718) 817-4300Website: www.fordhamsports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Cathy AndruzziRecord at School (Yrs.): 11-75 (3)Overall Record (Yrs.): 135-179(11)Coaching Staff: John Thurston, Nettie Respondek, Margaret Carey2008-09 Record: 8-21Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 7/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: TBAOffice Phone: (718) 817-4240Fax: (718) 817-4244Email: TBAPress Row: (718) 817-2736

FordhamJanuary 20 • Bronx, N.Y.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at Cornell15 at Niagara18 Mount St. Mary’s21 at Penn24 West Virginia27-28 at UNCW Thanksgiving Tourn.December1 Robert Morrris7 at Lehigh13 Ohio16 Canisius19 Ball State21 at Saint Francis29 PittsburghJanuary2 at Missouri9 Charlotte13 at St. Bonaventure16 at Fordham20 Massachusetts27 Dayton30 at RichmondFebruary2 at Saint Louis6 George Washington9 at Rhode Island13 Xavier17 at Temple20 St. Bonaventure24 La Salle28 at Saint Joseph’s March 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament

General InformationLocation: Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: 7,554Nickname: ExplorersColors: Blue and GoldConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Tom Gola ArenaPresident: Brother Michael J. McGinnissAthletic Director: Dr. Thomas BrennanAthletics Phone: (215) 951-1425Website: www.GoExplorers.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Tom LochnerRecord at School (Yrs.): 64-80 (5)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Chrissie Doogan, Mimi Riley, Stacey Smalls2008-09 Record: 10-19Starters R/L: 4/1Letterwinners R/L: 8/1

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Marc MullenOffice Phone: (215) 951-1633Fax: (215) 951-1694Email: [email protected] Row: (215) 438-5858

La SalleJanuary 13 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Loyola15 at Long Island20 at Oral Roberts21 at Tulsa23 at Wichita State29 LehighDecember1 Georgetown5 at Drexel13 at Delaware20 at Rider22 Villanova29-30 Monmouth TournamentJanuary2 Penn 5 Princeton9 at Richmond13 at Charlotte16 Xavier20 St. Bonaventure24 at George Washington27 Saint Joseph’s30 at FordhamFebruary6 Temple10 at Saint Louis13 Fordham17 Massachusetts20 at Rhode Island24 at Duquense27 DaytonMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament

General InformationLocation: Washington, D.C.Enrollment: 20,220Nickname: ColonialsColors: Buff and BlueConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Charles E. Smith Athletic CenterPresident: Stephen KnappAthletic Director: Jack Kvancz Athletics Phone: (202) 994-6650Website: www.GWsports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Mike BozemanRecord at School (Yrs.): 17-14 (1)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Katie Rokus, Kristeena Alexander, Richard Moore2008-09 Record: 17-14Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 6/7

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jesse HookerOffice Phone: (202) 994-8604Fax: (202) 994-2713Email: [email protected] Row: (202) 994-1776

George WashingtonJanuary 16 • Washington, D.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember17 at North Texas19 Coppin State22 at Ohio27-28 Junkanoo JamDecember1 at Tennessee5 at Auburn8 Marshall 20 Mount St. Mary’s22 at George Mason28 Western Kentucky30 RutgersJanuary2 Rice9 Dayton12 at Rhode Island16 Charlotte19 at Richmond21 at Villanova24 La Salle27 at Massachusetts30 at Saint Joseph’sFebruary3 Xavier 6 at Duquense10 Richmond14 at St. Bonaventure20 Fordham23 Saint Louis27 at TempleMarch 5-8 A-10 Championship

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Albany18 at Central Connecticut St.21 at Bucknell24 Fairleigh Dickinson27-28 Florida Atlantic Tourna-mentDecember2 at St. Peter’s5 Rider9 Iona12 UNC Greensboro22 at Manhattan28-29 Fordham Holiday Clsc.31 at ProvidenceJanuary2 at Princeton10 at Saint Joseph’s13 at Temple16 Duquesne20 Charlotte24 Rhode Island27 at St. Bonaventure30 La SalleFebruary3 at Richmond6 at Massachusetts10 Dayton13 at La Salle16 Saint Louis20 at George Washington27 XavierMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament


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General InformationLocation: St. Louis, Mo.Enrollment: 12,733Nickname: BillikensColors: Royal Blue and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Chaifetz ArenaPresident: Rev. Lawrence Biondi, S.J.Athletic Director: Chris MayAthletics Phone: (314) 977-3177Website: www.slubillikens.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Shimmy Gray-MillerRecord at School (Yrs.): 42-75 (4)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Tony Francis, Stephanie Rich, Honey Brown2008-09 Record: 12-18Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 7/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Mickey SmithOffice Phone: (314) 977-3463Fax: (314) 997-3178Email: [email protected] Row: (314) 977-5212

Saint LouisJanuary 30 • Charlotte, N.C.February 18 • St. Louis, Mo.


General InformationLocation: Dayton, OhioEnrollment: 7,700Nickname: FlyersColors: Red and BlueConference: Atlantic 10Arena: University of Dayton ArenaPresident: Dr. Daniel J. CurranAthletic Director: Ted KissellAthletics Phone: (937) 229-2100Website: www.daytonflyers.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Jim Jabir Record at School (Yrs.): 90-95 (6)Overall Record (Yrs.): 310-318 (22)Coaching Staff: Angie Russell, Kyle Rechlicz, Lesley Dickinson 2008-09 Record: 21-14Starters R/L: 5/0Letterwinners R/L: 8/2

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Krystal WarrenOffice Phone: (937) 229-5240Fax: (937) 229-4461Email:[email protected] Press Row: (937) 449-2855

DaytonFebruary 3 • Dayton, Ohio

General InformationLocation: Richmond, Va.Enrollment: 2,950Nickname: SpidersColors: Red and BlueConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Robins CenterPresident: Dr. Edward L. AyerAthletic Director: Jim MillerAthletics Phone: (804) 289-8694Website: www.richmondspiders.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Michael ShaferRecord at School (Yrs.): 64-61 (5)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Ginny Doyle, Ebony Tanner Moore, Mike McGuire2008-09 Record: 24-10Starters R/L: 5/0Letterwinners R/L: 12/2

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Rachel ParkOffice Phone: (804) 287-6312Fax: (804) 289-8820Email: [email protected] Row: (804) 289-8806

RichmondJanuary 26 • Charlotte, N.C.

General InformationLocation: Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: 4,515Nickname: HawksColors: Crimson and GrayConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Michael J. Hagan ‘85 ArenaPresident: Timothy R. Lannon, S.J.Athletic Director: Don DiJuliaAthletics Phone: (610) 660-1707Website: www.sjuhawks.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Cindy GriffinRecord at School (Yrs):141-109 (8)Overall Record (Yrs): 189-142 (12)Coaching Staff: Chris Day, Susan Moran, Stephanie McCaffrey2008-09 Record: 13-17Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 8/5

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jack JumperOffice Phone: (610) 660-3389Fax: (610) 660-1724Email: [email protected] Row: (610) 660-2599

Saint Joseph’sJanuary 23 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at New Hampshire15 at Providence21 UMBC24 Vanderbilt27-29 at FIU TournamentDecember4 Hartford6 George Mason9 at Villanova13 Drexel22 Old Dominion28-29 Hawk ClassicJanuary3 at Maryland10 Fordham13 Penn16 at Temple20 Dayton23 at Charlotte27 at La Salle30 George WashingtonFebruary2 Temple6 at St. Bonaventure10 at Xavier13 Saint Louis17 Rhode Island21 at Richmond25 at Massachusetts28 DuquesneMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Western Carolina16 George Mason20 Drexel24 Hampton27-29 at WBCA ClassicDecember3 at William & Mary6 at VCU12 Georgetown21 Radford29-30 St. Peter’s ClassicJanuary4 at Wake Forest6 at Appalachian State9 La Salle16 at Massachusetts19 George Washington 23 at Dayton26 at Charlotte30 DuquesneFebruary3 Fordham6 at Xavier10 at George Washington13 Rhode Island17 St. Bonaventure21 Saint Joseph’s24 Temple28 at Saint LouisMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tour.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Southern Illinois18 at Missouri State21 Butler27-28 LA Westside Classic30 Arkansas StateDecember4 at Creighton6 at Evansville13 Indiana17 at Oakland19 at Western Michigan 23 Tennessee Tech29 BradleyJanuary2 Memphis6 SIU Edwardsville9 at St. Bonavenutre13 Massachusetts15 Rhode Island20 at Xavier27 Temple30 at CharlotteFebruary2 Duquesne7 at Dayton10 La Salle13 at Saint Joseph’s 16 at Fordham18 Charlotte23 at George Washington28 RichmondMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Michigan State15 Louisville20-22 BTI Classic28 at Chicago State30 at Illinois at ChicagoDecember4 UW-Milwaukee6 Wright State9 at Toledo12 at Miami21 Butler29-30 at Dartmouth Tourn.January5 Navy9 at George Washington16 St. Bonaventure20 at Saint Joseph’s 23 Richmond27 at Duquesne30 at XavierFebruary3 Charlotte7 Saint Louis10 at Fordham13 at Massachusetts17 Xavier20 Temple24 Rhode Island27 at La SalleMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament


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General InformationLocation: Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: 34,000Nickname: OwlsColors: Cherry and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Arena: McGonigle HallPresident: Dr. Ann Weaver HartAthletic Director: Bill BradshawAthletics Phone: (215) 204-9333Website: www.owlsports.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Tonya CardozaRecord at School (Yrs.): 21-10 (1)Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Waynetta Veney,

Dan Durkin, Willnett Crockett2008-09 Record: 21-10Starters R/L: 3/2 Letterwinners R/L: 9/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Karen AuerbachOffice Phone: (215) 204-3850Fax: (215) 204-7499Email: [email protected] Row: (215) 204-7445

TempleFebruary 13 • Philadelphia, Pa.

General InformationLocation: St. Bonaventure, N.Y.Enrollment: 2,000Nickname: BonniesColors: Brown and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Reilly CenterPresident: Sister Margaret Carney Athletic Director: Steve WatsonAthletics Phone: (716) 375-2282Website: www.gobonnies.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Jim CrowleyRecord at School (Yrs.): 110-152 (10) Overall Record (Yrs.): 149-190 (13)Coaching Staff: Sarah Cartmill, Jesse Fleming, Jacey Brooks2008-09 Record: 23-11Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 10/4

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Amanda MurphyOffice Phone: (716) 375-4019Fax: (716) 375-2383Email: [email protected] Row: (716) 375-2661

St. BonaventureFebruary 10 • Charlotte, N.C.

General InformationLocation: Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: 6,700Nickname: MusketeersColors: Navy Blue, Gray and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10 Arena: Cintas CenterPresident: Michael J. Graham, S.J.Athletic Director: Mike BobinskiAthletics Phone: (513) 745-3413Website: www.GOXAVIER.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Kevin McGuffRecord at School (Yrs.): 155-66 (7) Overall Record (Yrs.): SameCoaching Staff: Mike Neighbors, Amy Waugh, Carla Morrow2008-09 Record: 25-7Starters R/L: 3/2Letterwinners R/L: 12/3

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Pat McKennaOffice Phone: (513) 745-2058Fax: (513) 745-2825Email: [email protected] Row: (513) 745-3929

XavierFebruary 24 • Cincinnati, Ohio

General InformationLocation: Kingston, R.I.Enrollment: 15,591Nickname: RamsColors: Keaney Blue, Dark Blue & WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Arena: Thomas M. Ryan CenterPresident: Dr. David M. DooleyAthletic Director: Thorr BjornAthletics Phone: (401) 874-5245Website: www.GoRhody.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Cathy IngleseRecord at School (Yrs.):FirstOverall Record (Yrs.): 393-253 (22)Coaching Staff: Ashley Earley, Amber Jacobs, Megan Lanham2008-09 Record: 10-21Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 8/6

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jodi PontbriandOffice Phone: (401) 874-5356Fax: (401) 874-5354Email: [email protected] Press Row: (401) 874-5359

Rhode IslandFebruary 6 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember14 Fairfield 18 at Boston Univeristy21 at Northeastern24 Seton Hall27 NJIT29 at Kent StateDecember2 at Central Connecticut5 Providence College9 Brown13 at St. John’s22 Towson29 at Dartmouth30 vs. VermontJanuary2 at Albany5 at Holy Cross9 at Massachusetts12 George Washington15 at St. Louis19 Temple24 at Fordham27 Xavier30 MassachuesettsFebruary6 at Charlotte9 Duquesne13 at Richmond17 at St. Joseph’s20 La Salle24 at Dayton27 St. BonaveureMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tourn.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember6 Mansfield13 at Binghamton15 Akron17 at Canisius19 Niagara24 at Lafayette29 Bryant UniversityDecember2 at Quinnipiac6 Marist9 Buffalo12 Bowling Green19 Fairleigh Dickinson21 at Michigan State29-30 at Lehigh Tourn.January4 at Virginia9 Saint Louis13 Duquesne16 at Dayton20 at LaSalle23 Xavier27 Fordham30 at TempleFebruary2 at Massachusetts6 Saint Joseph’s 10 at Charlotte14 George Washington17 Richmond20 at Duquense27 at Rhode IslandMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tourn.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 Illinois17 Auburn19 at Dartmouth21 at Buffalo24 Eastern Michigan28 at HartfordDecember2 at Rutgers8 at Hampton10 Ohio12 at Kent State20 Villanova28 at Akron31 DukeJanuary3 at Florida State10 at Xavier13 Fordham16 Saint Joseph’s19 at Rhode Island23 Penn27 at Saint Louis30 St. BonaventureFebruary2 at Saint Joseph’s6 at La Salle10 Massachusetts13 Charlotte17 Duquesne20 at Dayton24 at Richmond27 George WashingtonMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tournament

2009-10 ScheduleNovember13 at USC21 Arizona State23 Mississippi Valley St.26-28 Junkanoo JamDecember3 Middle Tennessee State6 Cincinnati9 at Michigan State14 Michigan20 Mississippi State23 Austin Peay30 LSUJanuary5 at Missouri10 Temple16 at La Salle20 Saint Louis23 at St. Bonaventure27 at Rhode Island30 DaytonFebruary3 at George Washington7 Richmond10 Saint Joseph’s13 at Duquesne17 at Dayton 20 Massachusetts24 Charlotte27 at FordhamMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tourn.


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General InformationLocation: Amherst, Mass.Enrollment: 26,360Nickname: UMass; MinutewomenColors: Maroon and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10 Arena: William D. Mullins CenterPresident: Jack WilsonAthletic Director: John McCutcheonAthletics Phone: (413) 545-2691Website: www.umassathletics.com

Team InformationHead Coach: Marnie DackoRecord at School: 87-116 (7)Overall Record: 167-220 (14)Coaching Staff: Mary Ciuk, Jodi Culbertson2008-09 Record: 12-18Starters R/L: 2/3Letterwinners R/L: 7/5

Media RelationsWBB Contact: Jillian JakubaOffice Phone: (413) 577-0053Fax: (413) 545-1156Email: [email protected] Row: (413) 545-6139

MassachusettsFebruary 28 • Charlotte, N.C.

2009-10 ScheduleNovember15 Boston University18 St. John’s20 at New Hampshire22 Villanova27-28 at Miami Classic December2 at Northeastern 5-6 at Brown Bear Classic9 Vermont11 Providence20 at NJIT30 at DelawareJanuary3 Maine6 Harvard9 Rhode Island13 at Saint Louis16 Richmond20 at Duquesne27 George Washington30 at Rhode IslandFebruary2 St. Bonaventure6 Fordham10 at Temple13 Dayton17 at La Salle20 at Xavier25 Saint Joseph’s28 at CharlotteMarch 5-8 Atlantic 10 Tourn.


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Away - Win, 12/4/83, 56-50Home - Win, 1/22/84, 65-39Home - Win, 12/1/84, 68-61Away - Loss, 12/7/85, 54-66Home - Win, 1/19/87, 71-66Away - Win, 12/2/88,70-54Home - Win, 1/30/89, 72-56Away - Win, 3/3/90, 80-70Home - Win, 3/2/91, 86-53Away - Win, 12/17/91, 70-64Home - Win, 2/6/93, 78-45Away - Win, 1/22/94,74-65Home - Win, 1/25/95, 71-61Home - Win, 1/31/96, 68-60Home - Win, 12/17/96, 73-53Away - Win, 11/29/97, 45-41Home - Loss, 11/24/98, 81-85Away - Loss, 12/4/99, 91-99Away - Loss, 1/6/02, 57-62Home - Win, 1/20/02, 54-39Home - Win, 1/10/03, 83-57Away - Win, 1/19/03, 79-63Away - Loss, 1/25/04, 55-80Home - Win, 2/27/04, 78-48Neutral - Win, 3/4/04, 74-61Home - Win, 1/23/05, 70-54Away - Win, 2/26/05, 68-66

Fordham (4-0)Away - Win, 1/8/06, 70-64Home - Win, 2/8/07, 78-46Away - Win, 2/27/08, 79-55Home - Win, 1/31/09, 60-38

George Washington (1-3)Away - Loss, 2/26/06, 65-69Home - Loss, 2/15/07, 59-64Away - Loss, 1/26/08, 76-54Home - Win, 2/25/09, 59-57

La Salle (3-1)Home - Win, 1/29/06, 77-57Away - Loss, 2/22/07, 62-71Home - Win, 1/30/08, 74-52Away - Win, 2/14/09, 67-62 (ot)

Massachusetts (4-1)Home - Win, 11/21/99, 65-54Away - Loss, 11/17/00, 48-64Home - Win, 1/15/06, 71-61Away - Win, 1/28/07, 67-60Home - Win, 1/15/08, 53-44

Notre Dame (0-1)Home - Loss, 12/28/08, 61-68

Rhode Island (2-2)Home - Win, 2/24/06, 74-67Away - Loss, 1/26/07, 78-91Home - Loss, 2/24/08, 65-63Away - Win, 1/17/09, 60-39

Appalachian St. (14-4)Away - Win, 11/25/80, 86-68Home - Loss, 1/20/82, 74-90Away - Win, 1/26/83, 71-67Home - Win, 2/7/84, 94-60Away - Win, 2/22/84, 66-50Home - Win, 2/1/85, 74-71Away - Win, 2/20/85, 69-68Away - Loss, 1/29/86, 63-69Home - Win, 2/26/86, 65-59Away - Loss,1/31/90, 58-61Home - Win, 1/30/91, 100-63Away - Win, 1/4/94, 59-51Home - Win, 11/27/98, 78-66Away - Loss, 11/23/99, 57-66Home - Win, 12/6/00, 71-58Away - Win, 12/4/01, 65-51Home - Win, 11/27/02, 70-56Home - Win, 11/19/05, 84-58

Clemson (4-9)Neutral - Loss, 12/18/81, 61-86Away - Loss, 11/30/83, 67-87Away - Loss, 12/12/87, 64-81Home - Loss, 2/15/88, 44-77Away - Loss, 12/16/89, 56-66Away - Loss, 12/5/90, 63-74Neutral - Loss, 11/22/91, 54-66Home - Loss, 11/28/95, 74-77 (ot)Away - Loss, 12/16/95, 59-69Away - Win, 3/17/04, 78-71Away - Win, 1/2/07, 65-62Home - Win, 1/2/08, 62-58Away - Win, 1/2/09, 58-51

Dayton (4-1)Away - Win, 2/3/06, 86-74Home - Win, 1/12/07, 82-70Away - Win, 1/22/08, 64-51Neutral - Loss, 3/8/08, 77-53Home - Win, 1/24/09, 60-57

Duke (3-5)Home - Win, 1/31/76, 64-47Away - Loss, 1/25/77, 60-64Home - Win, 2/4/78, 72-62Away - Loss, 12/4/82, 46-78Home - Win, 2/19/83, 73-66Away - Loss, 2/14/90, 49-65Away - Loss, 11/29/00, 59-78Home - Loss, 11/29/01, 39-64

Duquesne (5-1)Away - Win, 2/12/06, 79-72Neutral - Loss, 3/4/06, 45-56Home - Win, 1/21/07, 74-65Away - Win, 1/12/08, 67-57Home - Win, 2/7/09, 83-78Neutral - Win, 3/7/09, 81-57

East Carolina (22-7)Home - Loss, 1/19/83, 48-59Away - Loss, 3/5/83, 58-72

Richmond (5-1)Home - Win, 1/27/06, 60-56Away - Loss, 2/17/06, 64-82Away - Win, 1/18/07, 65-60Home - Win, 3/1/08, 76-66Away - Win, 1/27/09, 62-55Neutral - Win, 3/9/09, 59-54

St. Bonaventure (3-2)Neutral - Loss, 11/28/98, 52-78Home - Win, 2/10/06, 73-39Away - Win, 2/25/07, 86-74Home - Win, 2/9/08, 60-58Away - Loss, 2/28/09, 65-73

Saint Joseph’s (3-2)Home - Win, 1/20/06, 81-50Away - Loss, 2/11/07, 59-67Neutral - Loss, 3/3/07, 64-76Home - Win, 2/12/08, 59-57Away- Win, 2/21/09, 69-55

Saint Louis (17-5)Home - Win, 2/11/96, 70-43Away - Loss, 2/16/97, 49-51Away - Win, 12/28/97, 59-54Home - Win, 2/8/98, 59-38Home - Win, 12/20/98, 62-57Away - Loss, 2/5/99, 58-65Away - Win, 2/2/00, 60-58Home - Loss, 2/13/00, 54-61Away - Loss, 12/31/00, 49-58Home - Win, 1/14/01, 49-45Away - Win, 2/1/02, 66-48Home - Win, 2/2/03, 70-58Away - Win, 2/8/04, 77-74Home - Win, 1/7/05, 74-65Away - Win, 1/11/06, 86-57Home - Win, 2/19/06, 65-58Home - Win, 1/9/07, 74-49Away - Win, 2/3/07, 77-65Home - Win, 1/19/08, 62-56Away - Loss, 2/2/08, 71-60Home - Win, 1/20/09, 66-56Away - Win, 2/3/09, 70-58

South Carolina (5-15)Home - Win, 2/23/83, 77-72Away - Loss, 2/27/84, 63-79Away - Loss, 1/18/86, 58-76Home - Win, 12/2/86, 61-55Away - Loss, 12/1/87, 63-73Home - Loss, 12/8/88, 71-89Away - Win, 1/9/92, 69-52Home - Loss, 2/10/93, 52-62Away - Loss, 2/23/94, 65-74Home - Win, 2/15/95, 73-60Home - Loss, 2/7/96, 68-80Home - Loss, 1/22/97, 39-60Home - Loss, 2/17/98, 71-78Home - Loss, 11/21/99, 71-85Away - Loss, 11/19/99,61-67Home - Loss, 12/28/00, 43-61

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Away - Loss, 12/28/01, 53-72Home - Loss, 12/14/03, 67-84Away - Win, 11/30/04, 78-72Away - Loss, 12/21/08, 76-78

Southern Miss (3-17)Neutral - Loss, 11/29/85, 63-71Home - Loss, 2/8/92, 50-78Away - Loss, 2-19-92, 40-67Home - Loss, 1/16/93, 59-63Away - Loss, 2/15/93, 45-62Neutral - Loss, 3/11/93, 64-68 (ot)Away - Loss, 1/15/94, 53-86Home - Loss, 2-26-94, 61-70Home - Loss, 1/15/95, 68-71Away - Loss, 2/26-95, 83-96Home - Loss, 1/7/96, 71-95Home - Loss, 1/12/97, 64-73Away - Loss, 1/23/98, 53-59Home - Loss, 1/24/99, 63-68Away - Loss, 1/28/00, 61-64Home - Loss, 1/5/01, 72-74Away - Loss, 2/24/02, 47-50Home - Win, 2/23/03, 80-54Away - Win, 1/16/04, 59-57Home - Win, 1/30/05, 74-57

Temple (2-4)Home - Win, 12/28/98, 80-68Away - Loss, 1/6/06, 69-77Home - Loss, 2/18/07, 55-72Away - Loss, 2/6/08, 66-53Home - Loss, 2/18/09, 73-77Neutral - Win, 3/8/09, 73-50

UNC Asheville (11-3)Home - Loss, 1/15/77, 40-58Away - Loss, 2/4/77, 38-51Away - Win, 12/6/78, 88-74Home - Win, 1/27/79, 71-62Home - Win, 2/2/80, 96-61Away - Win, 1/21/81, 77-50Home - Win, 11/30/81, 70-68Home - Win, 11/29/87, 103-48Home - Win, 2/20/88, 71-58Home - Loss, 12/3/96, 41-55Away - Win, 11/22/97, 56-47Home - Win, 1/8/02, 67-34Away - Win, 1/5/03, 85-47Away - Win, 12/6/08, 72-50

Virginia (0-4)Away - Loss, 12/8/84,56-57Away - Loss, 1/4/86, 65-88Home - Loss, 12-29-92, 74-77Neutral - Loss, 3-19-07, 72-74

Virginia Tech (9-12)Away - Win, 1/13/79, 67-65Away - Win, 1/26/80, 66-61Home - Win, 1/14/81, 69-67Home - Loss, 2/8/83, 60-66Away - Loss, 11/23/85, 65-92

Home - Win, 2/24/86, 71-62Away - Win, 2/4/88, 69-55Home - Loss, 2/21/89, 57-78Away - Win, 1/18/92, 72-53Home - Win, 3/7/92, 86-57Neutral - Loss, 3/11/92, 61-67Home - Win, 2/1/93, 81-44Away - Loss, 3/4/93, 70-76Away - Loss,2/3/94, 53-65Home - Loss, 3/3/94, 37-60Neutral - Loss, 3/9/94, 55-63Away - Loss, 1/20/95, 55-68Home - Loss, 2/3/95, 54-63Away - Loss, 12/30/99. 61-72Away - Loss, 12/2/06, 68-80Home - Win, 12/16/07, 76-55

Western Carolina (20-7)Home - Loss, 1/30/78, 71-74Away - Loss, 2/15/78, 50-70Neutral - Win, 2/21/80, 82-66Home - Win, 2/3/81, 75-65Neutral - Loss, 2/7/81, 77-84Neutral - Loss, 2/13/82, 71-77Away - Loss, 2/20/82, 72-87Neutral - Win, 1/8/83, 76-99Home - Win, 1/13/83, 82-72Home - Win, 1/14/84, 90-70Away - Win, 2/15/84, 75-60Away - Win, 2/3/85, 71-56Away - Loss, 1/25/86, 58-65Home - Win, 2/19/86, 72-45Away - Win, 1/8/87, 49-47Home - Win, 2/2/87, 69-61Away - Win, 2/10/88, 66-57Home - Win, 2/29/88, 84-54Away - Loss, 1/28/89, 72-77Home - Win, 2-24-89, 69-54Away - Win, 1/6/90, 80-69Home - Win, 1/20/90, 80-77Home - Win, 11/27/90, 94-55Away - Win, 2/26/91, 84-60Away - Win, 11/30/91, 71-60Home - Win, 1/23/93, 69-48Away - Win, 12/11/93, 84-60

Xavier (3-4)Home - Loss, 12/4/98, 69-83Away - Loss, 12/8/99, 67-94Home - Win, 1/3/06, 76-72Away - Win, 2/5/06, 63-55Home - Win, 1/14/07, 61-59Away - Loss, 2/17/08, 71-62Home - Loss, 1/11/09, 49-67

Central Connecticut State, Indiana, New Jersey Tech, Presbyterian and South Dakota State are first time foes in the 2009-10 season.

The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation provides scholarship assistance to over 250 male and female student-athletes in 16 varsity sports. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation

has developed into a vitally important support group, pursu-ing excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic

program. The 49er Club, the Athletic Foundation’s official booster organization, offers membership to both individuals

and businesses.

Membership Levels[ ] Golden Scholarship $12,500 - Up[ ] Coaches’ Circle $8,500 - $12,499[ ] Golden Advantage $5,000 - $8,499[ ] Golden Plus $2,500 - $4,999[ ] Green Jacket $1,500 - $2,499[ ] Gold Nugget $500 - $1,499[ ] Forty-Niner $250 - $499[ ] Miner $150 - $249[ ] Gold Dust $49 - $149[ ] 1st Year Alum $25[ ] Niner Nation Gold $20

Annual 49er Club Events“Let Me Play” Luncheon - November 2, 2009

49er Club Golf Outing - April 19, 2010Great Gold Rush Auction - June 5, 2010

704.687.4950 www.49erClub.com

The UniversityThe University ................................... 74-75The Athletic Department .................. 76-77City of Charlotte .....................................78The Athletic Facilities .............................79Atlantic 10 Conference ...........................80Strength and Conditioning .....................81Sports Medicine .......................................81Academic Services ...................................82Charlotte 49ers Football .........................82Chancellor Dubois ...................................83AD Judy Rose ..........................................83

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On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now the Atlantic 10 Conference was conceived. What started as an eight-school, men’s basketball-only affiliation has grown into a 14-university, 21-sport league that is universally hailed as one of the best conferences in the country. That growth and prominence is a direct result of the ideals and commitments of the member institutions of the Atlantic 10 - the University of Dayton, Duquesne University, Fordham University, The George Washington University, La Salle Uni-versity, University of Massachusetts, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University of Rhode Island, University of Richmond, St. Bonaventure University, Saint Joseph’s University, Saint Louis University, Temple University, and Xavier Univer-sity. The 14 member institutions of the A-10 are united and strengthened by their diversity. Each is ex-traordinary in its educational mission, whether of a Catholic faith, a private university or a land grant institution. The varied pursuits of each member prove that there are many threads that weave the fabric for a great conference. The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10 institutions, in conjunction with Atlantic 10 Com-missioner Bernadette V. McGlade, have made a strong commitment to making the academic and athletics equation a successful one. Over the years, the league membership has strived to better recognize the academic accomplishments of its student-athletes. The Commissioner’s Honor Roll, which cites every Atlantic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 grade point average or better, recognized 1,162 student-athletes in the Fall 2008 while 1,164 were named to the Spring 2009 Honor Roll. The league sponsors Academic All-Conference teams in each of its sports and honors one student-athlete per sport as the A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year. Moreover, the Atlantic 10 provides four postgraduate scholarship grants to qualified student-athletes. In 2000-09, 182 student-athletes earned Academic All-Conference recognition, while Charlotte’s Lamarra Currie, Christa Domin-ick of La Salle, St. Bonaventure’s Katelyn Murray and David Zenk of George Washington received postgraduate scholarship grants.

Atlantic 10 ConferenceWeb Site: www.atlantic10.org

Commissioner: Bernadette V. McGlade Formed: August 13, 1975 (Eastern Collegiate Basketball League)(Changed to Atlantic 10 in 1982-83)First season: 1976-77 (Eastern Collegiate Basketball League)(Charter members: Duquesne, George Washington, Mas-sachusetts, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Villanova, West Virginia)Current Membership/City: Charlotte 49ers/Charlotte, N.C.Dayton Flyers/Dayton, OhioDuquesne Dukes/Pittsburgh, Pa.Fordham Rams/Bronx, N.Y.George Washington Colonials/Washington, D.C.La Salle Explorers/Philadelphia, Pa.Massachusetts Minutemen/Amherst, Mass.Rhode Island Rams/Kingston, R.I.Richmond Spiders/Richmond, Va.St. Bonaventure Bonnies/St. Bonaventure, N.Y.Saint Joseph’s Hawks/Philadelphia, Pa.Saint Louis Billikens/St. Louis, Mo.Temple Owls/Philadelphia, Pa.Xavier Musketeers/Cincinnati, Ohio

Charlotte’s Conference Ties During the History of the Women’s Basketball Program:1975-1991 - Sun Belt Conference1991-1995 - Metro Conference1995-2005 - Conference USAJuly 1, 2005 - Atlantic 10 Conference

The Atlantic 10 Conference had 50 teams among the 767 Division I sports teams honored by the NCAA with public recognition awards for their latest multi-year Academic Progress Rate scores. In 19 of the 21 sports sponsored by the Atlantic 10, the league’s APR was at or above the conference aver-age nationally according to the most recent data released by the NCAA. Moreover, 75 A-10 teams attained a perfect score in the NCAA’s Gradu-ation Success Rate Report. The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total population of nearly 74 million people within its geographic footprint of eight states and the District of Columbia, will crown champions in 21 sports this sea-son: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s golf, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track & field, women’s rowing, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s tennis, and women’s volleyball. 2008-09 REVIEW For the 15th time in Conference history and sixth since 2000, the Atlantic 10 Conference earned mul-tiple at-large berths to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament as league champion Temple was joined by Xavier and Dayton in the field of 65. The A-10 was the only non-BCS conference to earn multiple at-large bids. Xavier advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the third time in six years and ended the year ranked 15th by ESPN/USA Today and 20th by the Associated Press. Off the court, Commissioner McGlade announced that Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J., would serve as the site of the Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Cham-pionship in 2010, 2011 and 2012 and that the finals will be televised on CBS Sports for the first time in league history. In women’s basketball, Charlotte captured its first-ever A-10 Championship and was joined in the NCAA Tournament by Temple and Xavier. It marked the fourth time in five seasons that three teams from the Conference received NCAA berths. Dayton, Duquesne, George Washington, Richmond and St. Bonaventure garnered WNIT bids as an un-precedented eight A-10 teams represent the league in postseason play. Charlotte claimed its second consecutive A-10 women’s soccer championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAAs. Charlotte won its fourth-straight league title in men’s golf. Charlotte defended its women’s indoor and out-door track & field titles, while the 49ers’ men’s team also captured the indoor and outdoor crowns. In all, 464 teams have represented the Atlantic 10 Conference in postseason play since the 1976-77 campaign. Ta’Shia Phillips of Xavier garnered Associated Press honorable mention women’s basketball All-America honors and represented the nation as a member of the 2009 World University Games team. George Washington’s Jessica Adair was selected by the Phoenix Mercury with the 34th pick in the 2009 WNBA Draft. Calum Angus of Saint Louis was named to the NSCAA/adidas men’s soccer All-America first-team, while Temple’s J.T. Noone and Chris Salvaggione of Charlotte garnered second-team men’s soccer All-America distinction. Charlotte women’s soccer standout Hailey Beam was tabbed a third-team All-American.

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

49ERS A-10 AWARDS IN 2008-09League TitlesGolfMen’s Indoor Track and FieldMen’s Outdoor Track and FieldWomen’s BasketballWomen’s Indoor Track and FieldWomen’s Outdoor Track and FieldWomen’s SoccerA-10 Coach of the YearBob Olesen, M. Indoor Track Bob Olesen, M. Outdoor Track Bob Olesen, W. Outdoor TrackAdam Pry, GolfA-10 Athlete of the YearShannon McCallum, WBB (6th POY)Carly Romberg, Volleyball (LOY)Amanda Goetschius, W. Cross-Country Adu Dentamo, M. Cross-Country Chris Salvaggione, M. Soccer (Off. POY)Hailey Beam, W. Soccer (MOY)Whitney Weinraub, W. Soccer (Off. POY)Darius Law, M. Indoor Track Corey Nagy, Golf Aja Jackson, W. Outdoor Track Jason Roberts, M. Outdoor TrackA-10 Freshman of the YearSam Jordan, M. Indoor TrackIsaac McReynolds, M. Outdoor TrackA-10 Sport Student-Athlete of the YearHailey Beam, W. SoccerDarius Law, M. Indoor TrackLamarra Currie, W. Indoor TrackCorey Nagy, GolfDarius Law, M. Outdoor TrackLamarra Currie, W. Outdoor Track

Charlotte’s Pat Springs earned All-America in women’s outdoor track & field (long jump). Atlantic 10 student-athletes thrived in the class-room as well. In all, 17 Atlantic 10 student-athletes were named to ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America teams. First-team Academic All-America honorees were Ryan Bennett (baseball) and Theresa Lisch (women’s basketball) of Saint Louis, Charlotte’s Lamarra Currie (women’s track & field) and Nikki Labuda Czaplicki (women’s soc-cer), Temple’s J.T. Noone (men’s soccer) and Zack Simmons (men’s soccer) of Massachusetts, who was tabbed the NCAA Academic All-American of the Year for men’s soccer. Second-team Academic All-Americans included Jimmy Baron (men’s basketball) of Rhode Island, Charlotte’s Hailey Beam (women’s soccer) and Darius Law (track & field), Pat Disbennett (men’s soccer) and Lauren Olson (women’s soccer) of Saint Louis, Dayton’s Amanda Gallow (women’s soccer) and Alex Torda (men’s soccer), Yves Mekongo Mbala (men’s basketball) of La Salle, and St. Bonaventure’s Katelyn Murray (women’s basketball). Those named third-team Academic All-Americans included Char-lotte’s Adam Goss (men’s soccer) and Kevin Lisch (men’s basketball) of Saint Louis. Finally, a trio of former Atlantic 10 basketball standouts were recognized for their play in the professional ranks as Xavier’s David West (2003) and Jameer Nelson of Saint Joseph’s (2004) were selected to play in the 2009 NBA All-Star Game, while Temple’s Candice Dupree was named a starter in the 2009 WNBA All-Star Game.


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SPORTS MEDICINE The Charlotte 49ers employ three full-time and one part-time certified athletic trainers and five graduate assistants and an array of student athletic trainers, to assist with the assessment, evaluation and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. In addition, the 49ers receive outstanding professional help from 49ers Team Physician Dr. Robert Jones, who specializes in Family Medicine, and Team Orthopedists Dr. James Fleischli and Dr. Michael Dockery. The Sports Medicine team, which includes several specialists, assists with the diagnosis of athletic-related injuries, surgical intervention, rehabilitation, and follow-up care. The 49ers head athletic trainer, Carlton Anderson, has been with the 49ers for the past nine years. A 1993 graduate of North Carolina, Anderson received his master’s degree in education, health promotion and kinesiology from UNC Charlotte in 1996. He worked as a graduate assistant with the 49ers from 1993-96. Prior to returning to the 49ers as head athletic trainer, Anderson was an assistant trainer at the University of Miami for two years (1997-99). In 1999-00 he served as a Clinical Athletic Trainer at McLeod Regional. Anderson also was an athletic trainer intern for the Washington Redskins (1996) and Atlanta Braves (1995) and spent 1996-97 in the Chicago Cubs organization before returning to collegiate athletics at Miami. Alda Burston is in her second year as assistant athletic trainer. Burston works with the women’s basketball team but also oversees all women’s sports as well as serves on the Wellness Team. The Lake Wales, FL native came to Charlotte after spending the last two years as a graduate student at the University of Virginia. At UVa, she served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the Cavalier’s women’s tennis team during the 2006-2007 season. She earned a Master’s of Education degree in Athletic Training from Virginia in 2008 and, a Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from Florida State University in 2005. At Florida State, she worked as a student athletic trainer with the football, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s basketball teams. She also worked with the men’s and women’s basketball and softball teams at Tallahasee Com-munity College. In addition to this, she worked as an athletic training intern with the NFL’s Buffalo Bills and the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream.

Sarak Hang joined 49ers athletic training staff in 2007 and was promoted to the position of Assistant Athletic Trainer for Track and Field and Cross Country in the Fall of 2008. He received a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from Charlotte in 2006. He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and National Strength and Conditioning Association. Before joining the 49ers staff, Sarak worked at Huntersville Family Fitness and Aquatics as a Fitness Specialist / Intramural Coordinator. The Director of the 49ers Wellness Team, Dr. Robert Jones is the Coordinator of Sports Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center. Jones provides game coverage for several home events and he holds office hours on-campus in the Dr. David S. Johnston Sports Rehabilitation Room once a week to meet with student-athletes and trainers. Team orthopedists, Dr. Michael Dockery and Dr. James Fleischli, are orthopedic surgeons who specialize in athletic-related injuries. Dockery and Fleischli both work for the highly-respected OrthoCarolina. They hold office hours on-campus once a week and they are also available throughout the week to advise athletes. Dr. Dockery is the orthopedic surgeon for the following 49ers women’s sports: basketball, tennis, cross country, track and field, volleyball and softball. While, Dr. Fleischi is the

orthopedic surgeon for all the men’s sports and women’s soccer. OrthoCarolina also supervises medical attention for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers as well as several other area colleges and provides sideline coverage during all home contests and postseason tournaments. Equipped with the latest rehabilitation equipment, whirlpools and taping tables, the Johnston Rehab Room in the Barnhardt Student Activity Center affords the 49ers student-athletes the very best care possible with regard to athletic-related injuries.

SUPPORT SERVICES

The 49ers train in the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics Training and Academic Center.

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING College athletics has evolved to the point where total physical preparation is necessary to be successful at the Division I level. Under the guidance of the strength and conditioning coach Ryan Atchison with the assistance of assistant strength and conditioning coaches Stacy Hummer and Matt Parvis and graduate assistant Richard Buford, they oversee the strength and conditioning training for the 49ers 16 sports. Atchison is in his second year as head strength and conditioning coach. He is a 1996 graduate of Sul Ross State University, where he earned a degree in Business Administration. He earned a Master’s Degree in Physical Education from Hardin-Simmons University in 2001. He served as assistant strength and conditioning coach with the NBA’s Houston Rockets for two and half years before coming to Charlotte. Prior to that, he spent four years as assistant strength and conditioning coach at Rice University. He also spent one year as assistant strength and conditioning coach at Louisiana Tech University. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the CSCS as well as a certified strength and conditioning coach by SCCC. He is also USAW certified. Hummer returned to the 49ers in the spring of 2008, after a previous six-year stint with Charlotte 49ers Athletics. She was a four-year letter-winner for the Charlotte 49ers women’s soccer program (95-98). She was a two-time team captain and earned All-Conference USA honors twice. She was a major part of two Conference USA Tournament championships. As a senior, she helped lead Charlotte to their first ever appearance

in the NCAA Tournament in 1998. She also spent seven years in the W-League where she won a national championship with the Charlotte Eagles. She is a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the NSCA, graduated from Charlotte in 1999 with a degree in Health Fitness and Kinesiology. In 2001, she received a Master’s Degree in Health Promotion and Exercise Physiology from Charlotte. Parvis is in his second year as assistant strength and conditioning coach at Charlotte. He designs and implements all aspects of year round strength and conditioning programs for the women’s basketball, baseball, and men’s soccer programs. Before his appointment at Charlotte, he was a minor league strength and conditioning coach with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization working with the Bradenton Pirates. He was also a student assistant for two years at West Virginia University primarily working with football, baseball, women’s gymnastics, and men’s basketball. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Sport Psychology in 2003 and a Master of Science in Athletic Coaching with an emphasis in Strength and Conditioning in 2007, both from West Virginia University. He is a certified Strength and Condition-ing Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Buford is in his first season at Charlotte. Buford was a four year letter winner and graduate at Saginaw Valley State University in Saginaw, MI. He competed in Football and Track & Field where he earned GLIAC Conference Championships in

both sports and several individual GLIAC Conference Championship titles. Upon earning his Bachelor's of Business Administration in Man-agement, he started a Speed, Agility and Quickness training program along with an AAU/USATF Track & Field team. Buford has worked with athletes from Football, Basketball, Track & Field, Softball, Tennis and Volleyball through this business. He will be working directly with the Men’s and Women’s Tennis and Baseball teams. Buford is a member of the NSCA and also working towards his CSCS certification. The 49ers strength and conditioning program makes use of the weight training facility in the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics and Academic Train-ing Center. The Athletics and Academic Training Center includes a 5,400-square-foot weight room. It is equipped with a variety of free weight and systematic training equipment. The weight training facility is exclusively used by the 49ers athletic department and its student-athletes. The unlimited access allows the strength and conditioning staff the flexibility in scheduling time in the facility assuring that the student-athletes are able to maximize their athletic development.

Ryan Atchison

Matt Parvis

Stacy Hummer

Richard Buford

Carlton Anderson

Alda Burston

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Lisa HibbsAcademic Director

Mark VerburgAcademic Advisor

Donna BialoskyAdmin. Assistant

Becky CavaliereAcademic Advisor

The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Academic Center (AAC) prides itself on academic excellence. Housed in the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics Training and Academic Center, the center is equipped with Dell computer terminals, study hall facilities and a stock of tutors. The AAC is committed to assisting all student-athletes in achieving academic and personal success at the university. The office provides support services designed to meet student-athletes’ unique needs and ensures that they are in compliance with all university, Atlantic 10, and NCAA academic regulations. These services include orientation, study hall, tutoring, grade monitoring, academic advising and registration assistance. Lisa Hibbs serves as the Director of the AAC. Mark Verburg serves as an Assistant Director of the AAC and Life Skills Coor-dinator, Becky Cavaliere also serves as an Assistant Director and Tutor Coordinator, and Donna Bialosky is the Administrative Assistant. The AAC also employs an array of tutors that are available for student-athletes. Hibbs graduated from Appalachian State in 1986 with a degree in communications/public relations and a minor in marketing. She then received her master’s in speech communication from Wake Forest in 1987. After serving as assistant director of admissions at Charlotte for four years, she became the athletic academic director in March, 1993. She is married to Charlotte baseball coach Loren Hibbs; they are the parents of Lanie (9) and reside in Unionville. Mark Verburg is in his eighth year with the 49ers’ Athletic Academic Center after serving as the compliance and marketing intern with the Charlotte 49ers. Verburg earned a master’s in sport management from Georgia in 2001. While at Georgia, he assisted student-athletes in the Academic Achievement Center. He earned his undergraduate degree in business administration from Missouri in 1999. Verburg and his wife Mel reside in Concord and are proud parents of Carson (1). Becky Cavaliere is in her fourth year with the 49ers after serving as the Tutor Coordinator/Athletic Academic Counselor for Football at Memphis for four years. She was previously at Virginia Tech as the Freshman Football Advisor and Indiana State as the Assistant Coordinator for Academics. Cavaliere earned her master’s in social psychology of sport from Southern Illinois in 1998 and her undergraduate degree in psychology from Austin Peay in 1996. Cavaliere and her husband Rich reside in Charlotte. Charlotte student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom during the 2008-2009 year. The Department’s cumulative GPA was 3.089 after the spring 2009 semester. This is the 3rd year that the Athletic Department’s Cumulative GPA reached the 3.0 mark. It also marks the 26th semester that the Athletic GPA exceeded the university GPA. Thirty-eight student-athletes have graduated since August 2008. Overall 89% of the student-athletes that have exhausted their eligibility at UNC Charlotte since spring of 1993 have graduated. 169 student-athletes received academic honors in the fall and 160 received academic honors in the spring. Thirty–eight student-athletes were named to the Chancellor’s List by earning GPA’s of 3.8 or higher for the fall semester and 28 student-athletes were named to the Chancellor’s List for the spring semester. Twenty-two student-athletes had perfect 4.0’s in the fall and 17 student-athletes had 4.0’s in the spring. Seventy-five student-athletes were named to the fall 2008 Atlantic 10 Honor Roll (3.5 GPA for the semester) and 67 student-athletes were named to the spring 2009 Atlantic 10 Honor Roll. The AAC also administers the NCAA’s Life Skills program at Charlotte. Since 1999, the Life Skills program has helped student-athletes become more well rounded individuals. Student-athletes are required to attend several events per year from a wide variety of areas such as study skills, career development, personal development, health and wellness, drug and alcohol education and community service. Through nationally acclaimed speakers, seminars specifically tailored for student-athletes and campus workshops Charlotte student-athletes gain knowledge and experiences that will aide them during their college years and prepare them for life after athletics.

ACADEMIC SERVICES

2008-09 ACADEMIC SUCCESS

FALL, 2008Chancellor’s List (3.8-4.0)

Rachelle Coward* Katie Meador*

Dean’s List (3.4-3.79) Erin Floyd*Traci Ray*

Athletic Director’s List (3.0-3.39)Danielle Burgin

Nicole HargravesJabrenta HubbardAshley Spriggs

SPRING, 2009Chancellor’s List (3.8-4.0)

Rachelle Coward*

Dean’s List (3.4-3.79)Danielle Burgin*

Erin FloydJabrenta Hubbard*

Athletic Director’s List (3.0-3.39)Aysha Jones

Traci RayAshley Spriggs

* - A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

(3.50 GPA or better)

May 2009 graduates Tyhiesha Smith, Traci Ray, Jabrenta Hub-bard and Danielle Burgin with Head Coach Karen Aston.

CHARLOTTE 49ERS FOOTBALL - 2013

Football Stadium Rendition

Charlotte 49ers Football

The 49ers are in the process of fundraising for the creation of a football program which is anticipating playing its first game in the Fall of 2013. The proposed stadium loca-tion is off the entrance on Highway 29 above the 49ers Robert and Mariam Hayes Baseball Stadium.


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JUDY ROSEDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Charlotte 49ers Director of Athletics Judy Rose is one

of the most successful and well-respected Athletics Directors in the nation. At the time of her appointment in 1990, she was just the third female to be put in charge of a Division I program. In 1999-2000, she became the first female to serve on the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee. She served a five-year term (2000-2004) on that committee. She also completed a term as 2003-04 President of the National Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA).

With the 49ers, she has overseen the 49ers moves from the Sun Belt Conference to the Metro Conference to Conference USA and onto the Atlantic 10 in 2005-06. She has overseen the 49ers growth into a program that for the first time is fully-funded at the NCAA level for athletic scholarships. She has helped raise monies for new athletic facilities, including the James H. Barnhardt Student Activity Center (Dale F. Halton Arena), the Miltimore-Wallis Athletics and Academic Training Center, the Irwin Belk Track and Field Center (Transamerica Field), the Wachovia Fieldhouse, the Short Game Golf Practice Facility at Rocky River Golf of Concord, N.C. and the Robert and Mariam Hayes Baseball Stadium. The 49ers will begin construction on their on-campus tennis facility in the spring of 2010. In all, she has helped develop nearly $50 million worth of athletic facilities which have enhanced playing venues, academic services, strength and conditioning programs, training and medical support. In all, these upgrades have improved the experience of each and every student-athlete, as a student and as an athlete. She has been instrumental in attracting national sporting events to Charlotte, including the 1994 Men’s Final Four, the 1996 Women’s Final Four, the 1997 AAU Junior Olympics and the 1999 and 2000 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer College Cup. In 2008, the 49ers hosted the NCAA Div. I Men’s Basketball East Regional at Bobcats Arena. It is under her watch that the 49ers have expanded opportunities to include women’s soccer and men’s and women’s track. Her next step has been to lead the 49ers most aggressive push to add football to

the Charlotte 49ers program. Winning approval from both the Chancellor and UNC Charlotte Board of Trustees, the 49ers have pushed forward with plans to start the program in 2013. In addition, it has been under Rose’s leadership that the 49ers athletics program has enjoyed its best success. The men’s basketball program has copped nine NCAA bids under her reign and men’s soccer has enjoyed five bids, including a trip to the 1996 National Semifinals. Baseball, women’s basketball, women’s soccer and golf have all posted multiple NCAA Tournament bids while the men’s tennis team earned its first-ever bid. The 49ers have also landed their first-ever individual NCAA qualifiers in men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field and cross-country. Recent highlights include four straight A-10 titles for the women’s indoor track, women’s outdoor track and golf programs as well as a program-best third-place finish at the 2007 NCAA Men’s Golf Championship. With that top four finish, Charlotte has boasted a “Final Four” team in both decades that Rose has served as A.D. (‘90’s - M. Soccer, 1996; ‘00’s - Golf, 2007). Since Rose became A.D., 14 of the school’s 16 athletic programs have either won a league title or been represented in NCAA play, or both. Along the way, Rose has reaped her share of awards, most notably the 2001 NACDA Southeast Region Athletic Director of the Year Award. Other awards have included the Pegasus Award in 1999, the 1996 Bob Quincy Award by the Charlotte Sportsman Club, and the 1996 Charlotte Regional Sports Commission “Sixth-Man” Award for city-wide athletic achievement. She was selected the 1996 Woman of the Year in Charlotte and was named the 1997 Citizen of the Year by the University Chamber of Commerce. In 1986, she became the first female inducted into the Blacksburg (S.C.) Hall of Fame and she received her 25-Year Service Award from UNC Charlotte in 2000. More recently, she was inducted into Winthrop’s Athletics Hall of Fame, was named one of the city’s Top Businesswomen by The Business Journal and was recognized with the Judy Wilkins Rose endowment as part of the University YMCA’s Y Pathways program. Rose graduated with her B.S. degree in physical education in 1974 from Winthrop University, where she lettered in basketball. She received her Master’s in physical education from Tennessee in 1975 while serving as an assistant coach to Pat Summitt. A native of Blacksburg, S.C., Rose and husband Ken were married July 19, 1986. They live in Denver, N.C.

DR. PHILIP L. DUBOISCHANCELLOR

A native of Oakland, California, Philip L. Dubois attended the University of Califor-nia, Davis, where he graduated in 1972 with an undergraduate degree in political science, earning election to the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Beta Phi honor societies. He then earned master’s (1974) and doctoral (1978) degrees in the field from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dubois began his academic career in

1976 at the University of California, Davis. Over the next 15 years, he rose through the faculty and administrative ranks to full profes-sor and held various administrative posts, including associate vice chancellor for academic affairs. In 1991, Dubois was recruited to UNC Charlotte, where he spent the next six and a half years as provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. Dubois was credited with drafting a strategic academic plan, leading the development of the university’s first comprehensive campus-wide plan for information technology, and initiating programs to better serve nontraditional adult students. Under his leadership, UNC Charlotte also planned and launched its first doctoral programs. In 1997, Dubois was named president of the University of Wyoming. In that role, he led the development of comprehensive academic, support services, and capital construction plans for the

campus; stimulated a growing volume of new capital construction projects and building renovations; expanded UW’s role in statewide economic development; and improved the recruitment and retention of students. During his eight-year tenure, state and federal legislative support increased significantly, while private gifts to the university more than quadrupled. He was honored in 2004 by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) with its District VI Chief Executive Leadership Award. On March 18, 2005, Dubois was named UNC Charlotte’s fourth chancellor and assumed that role on July 15. In his first four years, Dubois has focused his efforts on building the University’s visibility and support in the Charlotte region; long-range planning for an expected enrollment of 35,000 students by the year 2020; comple-tion of key capital construction projects (including a major new building to be located in Center City Charlotte); and improvement in the efficiency and effectiveness of critical business processes. Dr. Dubois and his wife, Lisa Lewis Dubois, have three children Logan, 26, an associate with an executive placement firm in Ra-leigh; Taylor, 23, an information technology associate with Bank of America; and Ali, 18, a sophomore at West Virginia University. They are the first family to occupy the chancellor’s official campus residence, Bissell House.

2009-10 charlotte 49ers women's basketball media guide

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