2009-10 university of mobile women's basketball media guide

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Media RelationsDirector of Sports Media Relations ...........................Matthew HicksOffice Phone .............................................................. (251) 442-2264E-mail ..................................................................mhicks@umobile.eduWeb Address ............. www.umobile.edu/athletic/UMSportsWeb.aspMailing Address ................5735 College Parkway Mobile, AL 36613 Physical Address ............. 5735 College Parkway Mobile, AL 36613 Office Fax .................................................................. (251) 442-2499

Coaching StaffMichael Berry ........................................................... (251) 442-2400Email ................................................................. [email protected] Ferguson ....................................................... (251) 442-2260Email ............................................................. [email protected]................................................................................. (251) 442-2499Mailing Address............................................... 5735 College Parkway

Mobile, AL 36613

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2009-10 InformationUniversity of Mobile Information

Location ........................................................................... Mobile, ALPresident .................................................................. Dr. Mark FoleyAthletic Director .............................................................. Joe Niland Enrollment ................................................................................. 1,646 Founded ..................................................................................... 1961Affiliation ................................................................ NAIA Division IConference .......................................................... Gulf Coast Athletic Nickname .................................................................................. RamsColors ................................................................... Maroon and WhiteAthletic Department Phone .................................... (251) 442-2278

Team InformationHead Coach ...................................................................Michael BerryCareer Record ............................................................................26-24Seasons at Mobile ............................................................................. 2Record at Mobile ........................................................................26-24Assistant Head Coach ............................................. Ebonie Ferguson2008-09 Record .......................................................................... 14-18UM All-Time Record ............................................................ 408-284National Tourney Appearances (Last) ................................ 6 (2006)

Athletic Training StaffMelissa Thomas ......................................................... (251) 442-2561Courtney Jones .......................................................... (251) 442-2361

SPORTS WEBBaptist Press901 Commerce StreetNashville, TN 37203Art ToalstonPhone - (615) 782-8615Fax - (615) 782-8736www.bpsports.net

Quick Facts............................ 1UM Administration................ 2Athletics Staff........................ 3Head Coach............................ 4Assistant Coach...................... 52009-10 Schedule.................. 62009-10 Roster...................... 72009-10 Preview.................... 8Player Profiles.................. 9-14UM Honor Roll.................... 15UM All-Americans.............. 16UM Alumni..................... 17-182009-10 Opponents........ 19-22NAIA.................................... 23GCAC.................................. 242008-09 Review................... 252008-09 Recap..................... 262008-09 UM Review............ 27UM History.......................... 28Records........................... 29-32All-Time Results............. 33-35All-Time Roster................... 36

InterviewsInterview requests for UM play-ers and coaches should gothrough the UM Sports MediaRelations Department. Thedepartment will arrange a mutu-ally convenient time for playersand coaches to return a phonecall or meet with the mediamember(s) in person. No playerinterviews will be permitted ongame days until after the conclu-sion of the match without priorapproval of the coach.

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Dr. Audrey EubanksVice President

Academic Affairs

Mr. Steve LeeVice President

Business Affairs

Mrs. Kim LeousisVice President

EnrollmentManagement

Dr. Mark Foley has served as president of the University of Mobile since 1998 andis the third president of the university since its founding in 1961. During more thana decade of leadership, Dr. Foley has led the move to intentionally integrate faithand learning in all areas of university life, while raising academic standards, buildingnew residence halls, establishing outstanding programs such as the Center forPerforming Arts, and earning the private Christian university national rankings.

His emphasis on the core values of faith, learning, conviction, integrity, stewardshipand leadership has extended to all operations of the university, from the classroomto the administrative offices. With these core values in place, the university is com-mitted to graduating confident Christian men and women who have mastered thebody of knowledge required by the degree they hold; who know how to think; whoknow what they believe and why they believe it; who possess the courage to live andwork according to those beliefs; who accept responsibility as caretakers of that withwhich God has entrusted them; and who possess the willingness and skill to usetheir influence in appropriate and effective ways to change the world around them.

Dr. Foley is a member of the Executive Committee of the Commission on Collegesof the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, a past chairman of theAlabama Association of Independent Colleges and Schools, and a member of the

Board of Directors of Victory Health Partners and Volunteers of America, Southeast, Inc.

Previously, Dr. Foley was executive vice president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds a bachelor ofbusiness administration from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas; and a master of divinity and a doctor of philos-ophy in psychology and counseling from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained minister, a formerbusiness owner, and has practiced as a professional counselor. His wife, Marilyn, is involved in many university activities. Sheholds bachelor of science in education from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, and is a former classroomeducator.

The Foleys have two children and two granddaughters. Their daughter, Molly, is married to Doug Sawyer, an accountant inGeorgia, and they have two daughters, Avery and Abby. Their son, Rob, and his wife, Leah, reside in Colorado where heworks with Christian ministries in the National Parks system.

DR. MARK FOLEYPresident, University of Mobile

Vice Presidents

Mr. Brian BoyleVice PresidentDevelopment

Michael BerryWomen’s Basketball

Maggie BlaylockWomen’s Golf

Amber CampbellVolleyball

Jon CampbellVolleyball

Shaddrick JenkinsMen’s Basketball

Peter FullerMen’s Soccer

Matthew HicksSports Information

Mike JacobsBaseball

Courtney JonesAthletic Training

Kevin LauxWomen’s Soccer

Terri McCormickSoftball

Jessica McIntyreSoftball

Joe NilandMen’s Basketball/ A.D

Colby OdomMen’s Golf

Brian PersonWomen’s Soccer

Holly PersonCross Country

Ginger ReeserSoftball

Remi RoySoccer

Jon SeymourBaseball

Melissa ThomasAthletic Trainer

Uwe TittlTennis

Assistant To The A.D

Mike WatkinsBaseball

Sally ShouppeAdministrative Assistant

Cindy BrunsCheerleading

Ebonie FergusonWomen’s Basketball

Michael Berry enters his second full season as head coach of the Rams after serving asassistant coach for four years. Last year, the Rams went 14-18 in his first full season atthe helm, following a 12-6 mark after taking over during the 2007-08 season. The Ramsracked up a combined 86-41 record and two NAIA National Tournament appearencesin his four years as assistant. Before arriving at Mobile, Berry spent one season as thehead women's basketball coach at Harvest Christian Academy in Pasadena, Texas.

Prior to Harvest Christian Academy, Berry was the assistant women’s basketball coachat Sam Houston State University, an NCAA Division I school in Huntsville, Texas.Berry was responsible for the coordination of high school and junior college recruiting,assisting in pre-season and post-season workouts, development of post players and

instruction in a weight-lifting class.

Before his time at Sam Houston State, Berry helped to develop a new women’s basketball program at Lon Morris Collegein Jacksonville, Texas. Berry was again in charge of recruiting, coordination of high school and international student ath-letes, scouting and scheduling opponents, coordination of basketball camps, development of perimeter players, mainte-nance of student records and keeping track of eligibility of all participating athletes.

Berry took his first head coaching job with Bucks County Community College in Newtown, Pa. as the head women’s bas-ketball coach and assistant men’s coach for the 1997-98 season.

Berry is a 1991 bachelor of arts graduate in mass communications from Oklahoma City University in Oklahoma City,Oklahoma where he was a starter on the 1991 NAIA National Championship team. Berry received his master of liberalarts in management/leadership, also from Oklahoma City University, in 1996.

While working on his master of arts, Berry was a veteran affairs/special programs coordinator with Oklahoma CityUniversity from 1992-97. As programs coordinator, Berry coordinated an Asian off-campus International MBA program,coordinated Prior Learning for Undergraduate Studies programs (PLUS), and certified the veterans of the Armed Forcesfor educational benefits.

He returned to Oklahoma City University toserve for two seasons as the assistantwomen’s basketball coach and as a tax com-pliance officer. While at Oklahoma CityUniversity, Berry helped lead his team toback-to-back NAIA National Championshipsin 1999 and 2000. Berry is a native of NorthCarolina and is married to Geeta. He has twochildren, Mycah,19, and Rekha,12.

Michael Berry

The Berry File:Stops Along The Way: SamHouston State; Lon MorrisCollege; Bucks County CC;Oklahoma City University

Univ of Mobile:2009......................................14-182008......................................18-142008 (as head coach)...........12-62007......................................20-122006........................................23-62005........................................25-9

Ebonie Ferguson begins her second year as assistant coach for the University of Mobile women's bas-ketball team after an extensive playing career at Mississippi State and two years of coaching experience atthe juco and collegiate levels.

Hailing from Gadsden, AL, Ferguson attended Mississippi State University from 2001-05, where she wasa four-year letter winner as a guard and earned a bachelor of science in educational psychology.

During her playing time at Mississippi State, Ferguson helped guide the Lady Bulldogs to a pair ofNCAA Tournament appearances and one WNIT Tournament appearance.

Ferguson left MSU with a .351 career 3-point field goal percentage, which currently stands at 7th-beston the all-time list. She won the Most Improved Player Award in 2005, and the Lady Bulldogs collected a 72-47 overall record in her four years atthe school. She also played with current WNBA stars LaToya Thomas and Tan White.

After college, Ferguson took over as assistant coach at East Central Community College in Decatur, MS. There she served as coach for the 2006-07season when the team appeared in the Regional Tournament.

The coaching carousel then took Ferguson to East Texas Baptist University for the 2007-08 season, where she dealt with recruiting, on-the-floorcoaching, team travel and academics. ETBU is a member of the American Southwest Conference and a NCAA Div. III affiliate.

Ferguson, an active member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, will serve in those same areas at Mobile.

Ebonie Ferguson

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Day Date Opponent Location TimePort City Tip-Off Classic

Oct. 30 Friday Xavier vs. Talladega College HOME 5:00 PMOct. 30 Friday Martin Methodist HOME 7:00 PMOct. 31 Saturday Xavier vs. Martin Methodist HOME 1:00 PMOct. 31 Saturday Talladega College HOME 3:00 PM

Nov. 2 Monday Auburn University-Montgomery HOME 5:30 PMNov. 5 Thursday Univ. of Southern Mississippi# Hattiesburg, MS 7:00 PMNov. 10 Tuesday Auburn University-Montgomery Montgomery, AL 6:00 PMNov. 13 Friday Alabama State University# Montgomery, AL 6:00 PMNov. 16 Monday University of West Florida Pensacola, FL 5:00 PM

Arkansas-Monticello ClassicNov. 20 Friday Univ. of Arkansas-Monticello Monticello, AR 7:30 PMNov. 21 Saturday Southern Arkansas Univ. Monticello, AR 12:00 PM

Spring Hill College Thanksgiving ClassicNov. 27 Friday Aquinas College Mobile, AL 6:00 PMNov. 28 Saturday Davenport College Mobile, AL 1:00 PM

Dec. 5 Saturday Concordia College-Selma HOME 5:00 PMJan. 7 Thursday Loyola University* HOME 5:30 PMJan. 9 Saturday Dillard University* New Orleans, LA 5:00 PMJan. 14 Thursday Tougaloo College* Jackson, MS 5:30 PMJan. 16 Saturday Belhaven College* Jackson, MS 5:00 PMJan. 21 Thursday Xavier University* HOME 5:30 PMJan. 23 Saturday LSU-Shreveport* HOME 5:00 PMJan. 25 Monday William Carey University* Hattiesburg, MS 5:30 PMJan. 28 Thursday Southern Univ @ New Orleans* HOME 5:30 PMJan. 30 Saturday Spring Hill College* HOME 5:00 PM

Feb. 4 Thursday Tougaloo College* HOME 5:30 PMFeb. 6 Saturday Loyola University* New Orleans, LA 5:00 PMFeb. 8 Monday Dillard University* HOME 5:30 PMFeb. 11 Thursday Southern Univ @ New Orleans* New Orleans, LA 5:30 PMFeb. 13 Saturday LSU-Shreveport* Shreveport, LA 5:00 PMFeb. 18 Thursday William Carey University* HOME 5:30 PMFeb. 22 Monday Xavier University* New Orleans, LA 5:30 PMFeb. 25 Thursday Belhaven College* HOME 5:30 PMFeb. 27 Saturday Spring Hill College* Mobile, AL 5:00 PM

Mar. 1-8 GCAC Tournament TBA

2009-10 UM Women’s Basketball Schedule

Home Games In Bold * Denotes GCAC Game # Denotes Exhibition Game

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown4 Alyssa Lane G/F 5'8 FR Houston, TX10 Morgan Crawford G 5'6 FR Theodore, AL11 Morgan Melancon G 5'0 SO Walker, LA12 Kyiona Boulton G 5'8 SO Pascagoula, MS15 Davina Jefferson G 5'7 FR Miami, FL21 Amanda Eads F 5'11 SO Titusville, FL22 Gerica Johnson G 5'8 SR Theodore, AL23 Bianca Phillips F 5'10 SO Miami, FL25 Adrienne Mackay F 5'10 JR Laurel, MS32 Trenell Spears F 5'9 FR New Orleans, LA52 Alice Honnery P 6'2 SO New South Wales, Australia

2009-10 Women’s Basketball Roster

The University of Mobile women's basketballteam will look to bounce back in 2009-10 afterputting up a losing record in Gulf CoastAthletic Conference play for the first timesince 1993-94.

The Lady Rams finished 2008-09 14-18 overalland 6-12 in GCAC action. In 1993-94, theteam went 15-16 overall and 5-11 in GCACplay.

"The University of Mobile women's basketballteam has a proud history and we expect toturn things around quickly," Head CoachMichael Berry said.

Mobile does not have a lot of experiencereturning, with only two starters returning, andfive players that saw action in 2008-09 return-ing. Gerica Johnson, a 5-8 guard fromTheodore, Ala., and Kyiona Boulton, a 5-8forward from Pascagoula, Miss., are the return-ing starters. Walker, La. native MorganMelancon averaged 23 minutes per contest andwill need to step up and replace 2008-09NAIA All-American Danielle Goodly at thepoint guard spot.

"We do not have a ton of experience comingback, so the few we do have need to step up ina big way," Berry said. "If Gerica picks upwhere she left off last year, she can be an All-American, and Kyiona can give us some toughdefense and rebounding if she makes stridesfrom her freshman to sophomore year."

"Everyone knows the point guard spot is cru-cial in basketball, and Morgan needs to fill thatspot for us," Berry said. "She showed flasheslast season, but was inconsistent and does nothave an All-American to turn to like she didlast year. She will have to step up and be aleader."

The trio combined for 905 of the team's 2,227points last season. Joining the trio are MandyEads and Bianca Phillips, who saw action in acombined 23 games in 2008-09. Eads is a 5-11forward who was limited to 10 games due toinjury, while Phillips is a 5-10 forward.

"Mandy showed she can contribute some valu-able minutes in the post, but we just need herto stay healthy," Berry said. "Hopefully, after

playing as a freshman, Bianca can make stridesand help us out in the paint."

Six newcomers will join the five returning play-ers to round out the 2009-10 squad. In thatgroup are three guards and three post players.The newcomers are Alyssa Lane (5-8, G,Houston, TX), Morgan Crawford (5-6, G,Theodore, AL), Davina Jefferson (5-7, G,Miami, FL), Adrienne Mackay (5-10, F, Laurel,MS), Trenell Spears (5-9, F, New Orleans, LA)and Alice Honnery (6-2, P, New South Wales,Australia).

"I think Alice and Adrienne have what it takesto be legit starters in this league," Berry said."At 6-2, Alice offers a nice mismatch in thepost, while Adrienne has experience comingfrom Mississippi Gulf Coast CommunityCollege and is a tenacious rebounder."

"The other six newcomers will be looked tofor valuable minutes, and we need them toimprove throughout the early part of the sea-son so they are ready to contribute in a bigway when conference play starts on January7th," Berry said.

The Lady Rams will have 11 non-conferencegames to prepare for GCAC play. They openthe year Oct. 30-31 when they host the PortCity Tip-Off Classic. Martin Methodist, Xavier

and Talladega will come to town for the tour-nament. Among the 11 non-conference gamesare five games against NCAA affiliates:University of Southern Mississippi (Nov. 5,Away, 7 pm), Alabama State University (Nov.13, Away, 6 pm), University of West Florida(Nov. 16, Away, 5 pm), University ofArkansas-Monticello (Nov. 20, Away, 7:30 pm)and Southern Arkansas University (Nov. 21,Away, 12 pm).

"We will have some tough tests in non-confer-ence play, and that is good," Berry said."Arkansas-Monticello and Southern Miss areNCAA programs that combined for 41 winslast year, and we have our normal home-awayseries with an Auburn-Montgomery team thatwon 20 ball games last season. Hopefully thetough slate will prepare us for conferenceplay."

Thanksgiving week will take the Lady Rams toSpring Hill College for the SHC ThanksgivingClassic. Mobile will face Aquinas College andDavenport College, which went a combined50-14 last season. Four of the 11 non-confer-ence games will take place at Pharr Gym.

After the Lady Rams make their way throughthe tough non-conference play, they will openGCAC action Jan.7 at home against LoyolaUniversity. Loyola went 16-2 in conferenceaction last year and won the Regular SeasonConference Championship. Loyola, LSUS andXavier went a combined 44-10 in GCAC playlast year and held down the top three spots inthe league. William Carey finished 10-8, whilethe rest of the league finished below .500 inconference play.

"It was a bit of a strange year in our league,with six teams finishing below .500, but Iexpect teams to improve and the league to bea bit more competitive," Berry said."Obviously Loyola, LSUS and Xavier are thecream of the crop, but any team in the confer-ence can beat you any give night, you have toshow up."

Spring Hill College will visit Mobile Jan. 30 at5 pm, while the Lady Rams will visit SpringHill to close out the regular season on Feb. 27at 5 pm.

Gerica Johnson was a 2008-09 All-GCACselection in her first season at Mobile.

Personal: Daughter of Melissa andGerald Johnson.... Majoring in elemen-tary education.... Hobbies include playingpiano, singing and dancing

2008-09: All-Conference selection...Started 31 games and averaged 18.3points and 6.8 rebounds per game... Ledteam with 104 steals and 2nd with 78assists... Season-high 34 points in GCACTourney v. Dillard... Eight double-dou-bles... Scored 20+ in 14 games... Season-high 8 steals v. West Alabama... Four ormore steals in 14 games... Averaged 18.6points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals per gamein conference play

High School: Graduated from FaithAcademy... Played basketball underCoach Woodie Head... Ran track...Named Alabama Sports WritersAssociation AISA 1st-Team All-State hersenior year.... Finished 1st in the 100Meter Dash at the StateChampionships..... Finished 1st in theLong Jump

Previous College: Attended PensacolaJunior College from 2006-07.... AttendedBishop State Community College from2007-08

Bishop State: Averaged 20 points, 7rebounds, 3 steals and 1.5 assists atBishop State.... Shot 61% from thefloor.... Led Division I in scoring....Ranked 3rd in steals per game... NamedTeam MVP, 1st-Team All-Conference inthe ACCC and 1st-Team All-Region lastseason.... Season-High 30 points versusChattahoochee Valley on Feb. 11, 2008

Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant...Favorite home-cooked meal is chicken,macaroni and cheese, and cabbage

#22 Gerica Johnson

University of Mobile StatsG FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB AVG PF A ST BLK TO Pts-Avg

08-09 31 222-483 .460 30-98 .306 93-135 .689 212 6.8 56 78 104 16 106 567- 18.3Total 31 222-483 .460 30-98 .306 93-135 .689 212 6.8 56 78 104 16 106 567- 18.3

Position: GuardHeight: 5-8Class: SeniorHometown: Theodore, Alabama

#12 Kyiona Boulton

Personal: Daughter of Rebecca Boulton.... Majoringin athletic training..... Hobbies include watching tv,playing basketball and hanging out

2008-09: Started in 28 games and played in 32....Averaged 6.7 points and 4.3 rebounds per game...Season-High 17 points v. Dillard... Season-high 15rebounds in season-opener v. Wesley.... Scored double-figures in eight games

High School: Graduated from Pascagoula HighSchool.... Played basketball under Coach KiethRobinson... Ran track and field... Scored over 1,000points in her career

Other: Favorite athlete is Shannon Bobbit.... Relatedto Eric Moulds.... Favorite home-cooked meal is pan-cakes.... Favorite TV show is “Cold Case”


08-09 32 97-200 .485 0-2 .000 20-42 .476 136 4.3 58 19 22 5 42 214- 6.7Total 32 97-200 .485 0-2 .000 20-42 .476 136 4.3 58 19 22 5 42 214- 6.7

Position: GuardHeight: 5-8Class: SophomoreHometown: Pascagoula, Mississippi

#21 Amanda Eads

Personal: Daughter of Terri and Stan Eads....Majoring in athletic training.... Hobbies include basket-ball and golf

2008-09: Limited to 10 games due to injury... Averaged3.6 points and 3 rebounds... Scored 15 and 13 pointsin the first two games of the year

High School: Graduated from Titusville High

School.... Played golf under Coach Jeep Benderup....Played basketball under Coach Cris Clarke.... Ran trackand field under Coach Alisha Denson.... NamedMVP... Most Improved.... Scholar Athlete of theYear.... All-Tournament.... All-Conference

Other: Favorite athlete is Candace Parker.... Favoritehome-cooked meal is spaghetti.... Likes sweet tea...Can’t live without her friends and family


08-09 10 17-30 .567 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 30 3.0 16 7 6 2 12 36- 3.6Total 10 17-30 .567 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 30 3.0 16 7 6 2 12 36- 3.6

Position: ForwardHeight: 5-11Class: SophomoreHometown: Titusville, Florida

#11 Morgan Melancon

Personal: Daughter of Rhonda and RalphMelancon.... Majoring in accounting... Hobbies includeriding 4-wheelers and dirtbikes, playing softball, andfishing and camping

2008-09: Played in 32 games... Four or more assists in9 games... Season-high 9 assists v. Tougaloo.... Season-high 15 points v. Alabama State... 3rd on team with 76assists

High School: Graduated from Walker High School....Played basketball under Coach John McMillian...Played softball under Coach Ricky Reine... Ran trackunder Coach Will Silk... Also played volleyball....Rookie of the Year in basketball.... Named All-Districtand All-Parish three years.... Two-time ParishPlaymaker of the Year.... Louisiana All-Star Team

Club: Played for Livingston Ladies from 1998-07


08-09 32 38-116 .328 25-77 .325 23-42 .548 36 1.1 48 76 18 0 70 124- 3.9Total 32 38-116 .328 25-77 .325 23-42 .548 36 1.1 48 76 18 0 70 124- 3.9

Position: GuardHeight: 5-0Class: SophomoreHometown: Walker, Louisiana

#23 Bianca Phillips

Personal: Daughter of Susan and Mark Phillips....Majoring in marketing.... Hobbies include playing bas-ketball and having fun

2008-09: Played in 13 games.. Season-high 7 points v.Belhaven... Season-high 5 rebounds v. Spring Hill...Averaged 10 minutes per game in conference action

High School: Graduated from Coral Reef SeniorHigh... Played basketball under Coach Amaury Alvarez

Other: Favorite athlete is Richard Hamilton.... Favoritehome-cooked meal is oxtail, curry goat and dahl withroti... Can’t live without Coke


08-09 13 6-20 .300 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 17 1.3 15 2 2 2 6 17- 1.3Total 13 6-20 .300 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 17 1.3 15 2 2 2 6 17- 1.3

Position: ForwardHeight: 5-10Class: SophomoreHometown: Miami, Florida

Morgan Crawford

Personal: Native of Cleveland, OH… Daughter of Felecia andJerome Crawford… HPES major… Sports Managementminor

High School: Faith Academy… Played basketball undercoach Woodie Head… Ran track and played soccer….Defensive Player of the Year 2008… 5A All-County Team…Sweet 16 3rd-Team member… MVP 2009… Impact Player2009… Averaged 10 points and 5 assists… Shot 80% from freethrow line

Other: Played for Bama Storm for 4 years… Favorite athleteis Kristie Toliver…. Favorite home-cooked meal is fried porkchops and macaroni and cheese

Number: 10Position: GuardHeight: 5-6Class: FreshmanHometown: Theodore, AL

Alice Honnery

Personal: Native of Armidale NSW, Australia…. Daughter ofHelen and Ray Honnery… HPES major… Enjoys playingbasketball and watching TV

High School: O'Connor College

Other: Played for NSW 2004-06… Greatest athletic achieve-ment was winning the Australian National Championships in2005 and 2006… Always has water in her fridge… Can't livewithout her family

Number: 52Position: PostHeight: 6-2Class: SophomoreHometown: Armidale NSW,Australia

Davina Jefferson

Personal: Native of Miami, FL… Daughter of Elaine andDavid Jefferson… Accounting major… Enjoys playing cards

High School: Miami Southridge Senior High… Played bas-ketball under coach Mario Martinez… Miami-Dade All-StarPlayer… Team MVP

Other: Played AAU under coach Larry Hicks… Played forMiami Lady Express 2007-09… Led team in scoring…Favorite athlete is Dwayne Wade… Favorite home-cookedmeal is collard greens and macaroni and cheese

Number: 15Position: GuardHeight: 5-7Class: FreshmanHometown: Miami, FL

Alyssa Lane

Personal: Native of Houston, TX… Daughter of Anna andBrendan Rouse… HPES major.. Enjoys basketball and watch-ing movies

High School: Aviano American High School… Played basket-ball under coaches Shari Mcguire and Greg Mead… Playedvolleyball under Hans Hillestad… Played soccer under PamHillestad… 1st-Team All-European in basketball and volley-ball… MVP junior and senior year.. Academic All-Conferencethree years… Averaged 22.4 points, 11 rebounds, 4 steals and2 assists her senior year

Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant… Greatest athleticachievement was being named MVP of the EuropeanClassic… Favorite home-cooked meal is enchiladas

Number: 4Position: GuardHeight: 5-8Class: FreshmanHometown: Houston, TX

2006: The University of Mobile softball team went 51-2 on the season and won the program’s first-ever NAIA National Championship. LindenJones was named NAIA Pitcher of the Year. Mayret Perez and Jones were 1st-Team NAIA All Americans.

2002: The University of Mobile men’s soccer team went 18-4-1 on the season and defeated Park University 2-1 to win the program’s first NAIANational Championship. Head Coach Peter Fuller was named NAIA Coach of the Year for the 3rd time.

1998: The University of Mobile women's golf team won the NAIA National Championship Tournament. Head coach Dr. Terry Hopper wasnamed NAIA National Coach of the Year. Fiona Young was named NAIA All-American.

1997: The University of Mobile women’s soccer team went 24-0-0 and won the NAIA National Championship. Lady Rams beat Simon Fraser 2-1 in overtime to claim the title. Championship came one year after losing in the finals in a 5-overtime contest. Uwe Tittl was named NAIACoach of the Year.

1997: The University of Mobile men’s golf team won the NAIA National Tournament. The Rams fired an 1152 to win by 30 strokes overHuntingdon (AL). The 72-hole tournament took place at the Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

1997: The University of Mobile men’s tennis team won its 2nd NAIA National Championship, finishing with 7 more points than AUM.Fernando Ibarrola was named the Ward-Ballinger Outstanding Player and Derrick Racine was named Coach of the Year.

1994: The University of Mobile women’s tennis team went 25-2 and won the NAIA National Championship. Melissa Metcalfe and Anita Pearsonwon the NAIA Doubles Championship. Anna Moll, Marilla Andrade, Melissa Metcalfe and Anita Pearson named NAIA All-Americans.

1993: The University of Mobile men’s tennis team finished with 28 points to beat out Auburn-Montgomery and North Florida for the NAIANational Championship. Mattias Karlsson and Jacques Theron won the Doubles Championship for Mobile.

Adrienne Mackay

Personal: Native of Laurel, MS… Daughter of Vickie andPaul Mackay… Psychology major… Enjoys singing, talkingand spending time with friends and family

Previous College: Attended Mississippi Gulf CoastCommunity College for two years… Named BestRebounder… Averaged 9 points and 6 rebounds per game

High School: Laurel… Played basketball under coachRyakko Macon Price… Ran track… Most Valuable Player as ajunior and senior… Averaged 16.7 points and 6 rebounds pergame… Nominated for All-District… Most Versatile in track

Other: Played for Mississippi Hornets for three years…Favorite athlete is Reggie Bush

Number: 25Position: ForwardHeight: 5-10Class: JuniorHometown: Laurel, MS

Trenell Spears

Personal: Native of New Orleans, LA… Daughter of CindySpears… Psychology major… Enjoys talking on the phone,shopping and eating

High School: John Curtis... Played basketball under coachMelissa Natagzer… Played softball under coach KristyHebert… All-District…. All-Metro… All-Eastbank

Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant… Greatest athleticachievement was winning two State Championships…Favorite home-cooked meal is pork and beans with rice,string beans and a Mountain Dew

Number: 32Position: ForwardHeight: 5-9Class: FreshmanHometown: New Orleans, LA

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Crystal CostonNAIA All-American

GCAC Player of YearKodak All-American

Edmarie LumbsleyNAIA All-American

GCAC Player of YearKodak All-American

Bernadette PoweNAIA All-American

Kinga RybarczykNAIA All-American

Scholar-Athlete

Danielle GoodlyNAIA National Player

of the WeekNAIA All-American

Emmerentia LedwabaNAIA National Player of

the Week

Sarah BaileyScholar-Athlete

Laurie SimonScholar-Athlete

Rheonda LearyScholar-Athlete

Trevor ChandlerScholar-Athlete

NAIA All-American

Danielle Goodly (08-09)Crystal Coston (03-06)

Kinga Rybarczyk (05-06) Edmarie Lumbsley (01-02)Bernadette Powe (96-97)

GCAC All-Conference

Gerica Johnson (08-09)Angela Bounds (07-08)Danielle Goodly (07-09)Sherri McIntosh (07-08)

Emmerentia Ledwaba (06-07)Crystal Coston (03-06)

Kinga Rybarczyk (04-06)Sherie Lattimore (03-04)

Paula Dill (02-03)Edmarie Lumbsley (00-02)Desiree’ Christen (00-02)

Shanelle Stallworth (01-02)Olivia Crawford (97-00)

Monique McKenzie (98-00)Sjajuana Hill (95-96)

Yolanda Brundidge (94-95)Bernadette Powe (94-97)

Monica Evetts (92-93)Stephanie Jackson (92-93)Jennifer Wasson (90-92)

Wynonna Goldsmith (89-90)Robin Bryant (89-90)Lisa Bardge (88-89)

All AmericanScholar-Athlete

Rheonda Leary (05-07)Kinga Rybarczyk (04-06)Trevor Chandler (03-04)

Laurie Simon (01-03)Sarah Bailey (94-95)

Misty Ferguson (94-95)

GCAC Player of the Year

Crystal Coston (04-06)Edmarie Lumbsley (01-02)

GCAC Freshman of the Year

Crystal Hutchinson (07-08)Crystal Coston (02-03)

Desiree’ Christen (98-99)

GCAC Newcomer of the Year

Shanelle Stallworth (01-02)Edmarie Lumbsley (00-01)Monique McKenzie (98-99)

Kodak All-American

Crystal Coston (04-06)Edmarie Lumbsley (01-02)

NAIA Players of the Week

Emmerentia Ledwaba (1-17-07)Danielle Goodly (1-6-08)

Baseball:Joe Espada (1995-96)

Jay King (1999)Kory Melancon (2001)

Kevin Orso (2009)Carlos Romero (2009)

Softball:

Charleste Vaughn (1990, 1993)Tonya Smith (1991)

Ivy Dashkin (1991-92)Jennifer Hilliard (1993)

Terri Chavis (1994, 1996, 1997)Katie Mahoney (1994-95)Melissa Thomas (1996-97)

Coby Cashion (1996)Nikki Wilson (1997-98)

Belinda Stein (1997)Sunny Russ (1997, 1999)

Tiffany Genola (1998, 2002)Ronda Richardson (1999)

Summer Powell (1999)Erin Hostrander (2001)

Maria Soto (2003)Missy Passley (2003)

Sylvia Bedgood (2003)Denisse Fuenmayor (2002-04)

Kirby Baxter (2003-05)Meredith Tanner (2004-05)

Brenda Box (2003-04)Stephanie Landrum (2004)

Mayret Perez (2005-06)Evelyne Pare (2005)

Linden Jones (2005-06)Angelica Yrigoyen (2006)

Yaicey Sojo (2007-08)Anadys Suarez (2008)

Jineth Pimentel (2008-09)Leslie Pickette (2009)

Men’s Soccer:Dencho Vassilev (1992-93)

Kirk Trotman (1992-94)Kevin Denerez (1994)

Mickey Trotman (1994, 1996)Junior Noel (1995, 1997)

Lee Chalmers (1995)Norman Dotch (1995)Glenn Benjamin (1996)

Paul Oyuga (1997)Boniventure Maurti (1998-99)

Matt Miller (1998-99)Chris Williams (2000, 2002)

Remi Roy (1999)Adauto Neto (1999-01)Dominic Schell (1999)

Ousmane Coulibaly (1999-01)James Gledhill (2000, 2002)

Steven Linpow (2001)Andrew Bayliss (2002)

Jamie Ferguson (2002-03)Darren Toby (2003)Brady Bryant (2003)

Tommy Sarkkinen (2003)Robert Ochan (2004)Andreas Rota (2004)

Thomas Wharf (2007)Caetano Lima (2007)Ruben Diaz (2007-08)

Adrian Rochofski (2007)Matt Watts (2007-08)

Women’s Soccer:

Kellie Mitchell (1994)Irina Teneva (1994-95)Solveig Baadsvik (1995)Pam Byrne (1995-96)

Nina Wathne (1996-97)Nina Ellingsen (1996)Sara Krupa (1996-97)Therese Lewis (1996)Astrid Vierdal (1997)

Christina Werner (1997)Jackie Law (1997-98)

Katherine Sund (1997)Lindsay Grant (1997-98)Vanessa Sims (1997-98)Carmie Landeen (1998)Danielle Small (1998)Tracy Mulligan (1998)

Hedda Houghland (1998)Tina Froberg (1998)

Ane Stangeland (2000)Alissa Leffler (2000)

Elizabeth McGowan (2000)Silje Lunde (2000)

Tammie Thornton (2000)Nadine McCorry (2001)

Allison Miller (2002)Rose Clemensen (2003, 2006)

Kelly Baltieri (2006)Terri McCreadie (2006, 08)

Anna Maddox (2008)

Volleyball:Syretta Baldwin (2007)

Whitney Knight (2007-08)Paula Stilkey (2008)

Women’s Basketball:Bernadette Powe (1996-97)

Edmarie Lumbsley (2001-02)Shanelle Stallworth (2002)Kinga Rybarczyk (2005-06)Crystal Coston (2003-06)

Danielle Goodly (2008-09)

Men’s Basketball:Robert Jones (2007-08)

Tremaine Perry (2004-05)Gimel Lewis (2005)

Rene Antee (1999-00)Larry Edwards (1997)

Eric Polite (1994)Dennis Powell (1994)

Anderson Lignon (1989)

Men’s Golf:Tim Brunson (1987-88)Rudy Mihelic (1987-88)Franklin Walley (1989)Mike Graham (1990)

Keith Turner (1990-92)Mark Hall (1993)

Phillip Nice (1997)Ewan Wilson (997)Tim Butler (1997)

Peter Quigley (1997)Andrew Bayliss (2000-03)

David Tuyo (2000)Graeme Brown (1998, 2001-02)

Matt Drinkard (2006)

Women’s Golf:Kathy Ziglo (1994-95)Fiona Young (1996-98)

Maria Boivie (1997)Christine Clark (1997)Deanne Tolbird (2000)Maegan Rice (2007-08)

Men’s Tennis:Andrew Batie (1992)

Joakim Appelqvist (1992)Jacques Theron (1993-95)

Mattias Karlsson (1993-94)Christer Fellwing (1993-94)

Frank Chauzu (1993)Michael McMahon (1994-96, 98)

Rickard Strom (1994-95)Timothy Smith (1995)Julien Chauvin (1995)

Fernando Ibarrola (1995-98)Lasse Koskinen (1995)Jauffrey Faustini (1996)

Dean Owen (1996)Gustavo Marcaccio (1996)

Leif Meineke (1997-98)Malik Tabet (1997-98)

Marcel Van Der Heide (1997-98)

Roger Jung (1997)Joe Liberatore (1998)

Women’s Tennis:

Radina de la Pena (1989-91)Karina Macias (1989, 1991-92)

Malin Lundin (1991-92)Joanne Crothers (1992)

Christiana Rodriguez (1992)Petra Thuresson (1992)

Marilla Andrade (1993-94)Anna Larsheim (1993)Cecilia Robles (1993)

Melissa Metcalfe (1993-94)Marina Nyman (1994-97)

Anna Moll (1994)Anita Pearson (1994)

Marine Franchot (1995-97)Isabella Listowska (1995-97)

Cassandra Mavin (1995, 1997)Martine Van der Bijl (1995)Ingrid Van Gelder (1995)Manon Buskens (1996)

Martina Kopacova (1997)Sandra Groschwitz (1997-98)

Tania Kovatchka (1998)Andreea Petrisor (1998)

Martina Rodriguez (1998)Josy Soares (2006)

Men’s Cross Country:Musa Kimeli (2003)

Women’s Cross Country:Ivana Skladana (1995)Petra Staskova (1995)

Zola Davis (1998)

Outdoor Track & Field (M):Keith Melanson (1994)

Gus Ibarra (1995)Josh Ginsburg (2000)

Outdoor Track & Field (W):Ivana Skladana (1993)

Petra Staskova (1996, 1998)Zola Davis (1999)

Indoor Track & Field (W):Ivana Skladana (1995-96)

Summer Hutcheson (1999)

Sarah Bailey Thomas

Crystal Coston

Edmarie Lumbsley

Saul Rivera

J.C. Romero

Thomas made history on September 15, 2007 when she became the first female to serve as anofficial at an NCAA - Div I football game. She played for the University of Mobile basketballteam from 1992-95 and found success on and off the court.

The Walnut Grove, MS native helped lead the Lady Rams to the 1993 NAIA NationalTournament and a 61-33 record in her three seasons. She was named a District 30 Scholar-Athlete and NAIA All American Scholar-Athlete in 1994-95.

Coston played overseas in 2008 with the Ballarat Community Health Lady Miners of theSEABL (Australia) after a stellar career with Mobile. The 4-time NAIA All American was theGCAC Player of the Year in 2004-05 and 2005-06 for the UM women’s basketball team.

Coston, a 2-time Kodak All-American, played with Athletes in Action in 2006. Athletes inAction pits the players against NCAA Div I teams and gives them a unique platform to sharetheir faith.

Lumbsley became the first University of Mobile and Gulf Coast Athletic Conference basketballplayer to be drafted in the WNBA. The 2001-02 NAIA All-American was taken in the 3rdround of the 2002 draft.

A 2-time GCAC All-Conference selection, Lumbsley ventured overseas to play on two differentoccasions. She ranks first at the University of Mobile in career blocks, with over twice as manyas the next closest player.

Since being drafted in the 21st round of the 1997 MLB Amateur Draft, Romero has appearedin the big leagues with the Minnesota Twins, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Boston Red Soxand, most recently, the Philadelphia Phillies.

In 2008, Romero helped the Phillies to the World Series Championship. He appeared in 8playoff games, logging 7.1 scoreless innings, while fanning 7 batters and allowing only 2 hits.In the World Series, Romero picked up a pair of victories out of the bullpen, including the victory in the decisive game.

Saul Rivera, who played at Mobile from 1997-98 was drafted in the 9th round of the 1998MLB Amateur Draft by the Minnesota Twins. Rivera currently pitches for the WashingtonNationals, and has previously been a part of the Mets’ and Brewers’ organizations.

Rivera went 3-0 out of the bullpen in 2006 for the Nationals, while compiling a 3.43 ERA. In2007, the righty picked up 4 wins, 3 saves and racked up 64 strikeouts with a 3.68 ERA. In2008, he won 5 games, struck out 65, and collected a 3.96 ERA. He worked 38.1 innings in2009 with a 1-3 record and 21 strikeouts.

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Office Hours:Mon., Wed., & Fri.

7:30-12:00 * 1:30-6:00

Tues. & Thurs.7:30-1:00

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Maria Soto

Joe Espada

Soto played for the University of Mobile softball team from 1998-03 and earned NAIA All-American honors in 2003. She was named captain of the Venezuelan National Team thatqualified for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. As captain, she carried the Venezuelanflag at the opening ceremonies. In her career at Mobile, Soto tallied 264 career hits, 21 homersand a .366 batting average.

They defeated the Netherlands 8-0 to give Venezuela its first win ever in a women’s Olympicteam sport. They also defeated Canada 2-0 and nearly upset medalist Japan.

Joe was a Texas League All-Star in 1999 with the Oakland A’s double-A affiliate after beingdrafted by the A’s in the 2nd round of the 1996 MLB Draft. He was also a Central League All-Star in 2004 and 2005. He is currently the minor league infield coordinator for the FloridaMarlins organization. He was formerly the hitting coach for the Greensboro Grasshoppers.

At Mobile, he set the record for highest single-season batting average at .468 and was named1st-Team NAIA All-American.

Alabama State UniversityNov. 13 Away

Location............................. Montgomery, ALAffiliation.......................................... NCAA IConference....................................... SWACArena....................... Joe L. Reed AcadomeNickname............................... Lady HornetsColors..................................... Black & GoldHead Coach......... Freda Freeman-Jackson2008-09 Record................................. 14-16

Aquinas CollegeNov. 27 Away

Location.......................... Grand Rapids, MIAffiliation............................................. NAIAConference....................................... WHACArena............................... Ford Field HouseNickname.......................................... SaintsColors................................ Maroon & WhiteHead Coach.............................. Linda Nash2008-09 Record................................. 19-11

Auburn University-MontgomeryNov. 2 Home - Nov. 10 Away

Location............................. Montgomery, ALAffiliation............................................. NAIAConference........................................ SSACArena............. Physical Education ComplexNickname...................................... SenatorsColors................................. Orange & BlackHead Coach............................. Steve Crotz2008-09 Record................................... 20-9

Concordia College-SelmaDec. 5 Home

Location...................................... Selma, ALAffiliation......................................... USCAAConference.............................. IndependentArena..................................................... N/ANickname............................... Lady HornetsColors.................................. Green & WhiteHead Coach................. Steven Washington2008-09 Record..................................... 8-9

Davenport CollegeNov. 28 Away

Location.......................... Grand Rapids, MIAffiliation............................................. NAIAConference....................................... WHACArena.......................................... DavenportNickname...................................... PanthersColors........................... Red, Black & WhiteHead Coach........................... Mark Youngs2008-09 Record................................... 31-3

Martin Methodist CollegeOct. 30 Home

Location.................................... Pulaski, TNAffiliation............................................. NAIAConference.................................. TransouthArena... Robert E. Curry Christian Life CenterNickname................................... RedhawksColors..................................... Red & WhiteHead Coach.................................. Ed Pipes2008-09 Record................................. 19-12

Southern Arkansas UniversityNov. 21 Away

Location................................. Magnolia, ARAffiliation......................................... NCAA IIConference.......................................... GSCArena.............. W.T. Watson Athletic CenterNickname................................... MuleridersColors.................. Royal Blue and Old GoldHead Coach................................ Sam Biley2008-09 Record................................... 8-19

Talladega CollegeOct. 31 Home

Location................................. Talladega, ALAffiliation......................................... USCAAConference.............................. IndependentArena........................ Callanan GymnasiumNickname...................................... TornadosColors..................................... Red & WhiteHead Coach.................. Romeo Lagmay Jr.2008-09 Record................................. 14-13

University of Arkansas-MonticelloNov. 20 Away

Location................................ Monticello, ARAffiliation......................................... NCAA IIConference.......................................... GSCArena....................... Steelman Field HouseNickname......................... Cotton BlossomsColors..........................Kelly Green & WhiteHead Coach............................ Chris Ratcliff2008-09 Record................................... 21-9

University of Southern MississippiNov. 5 Away

Location............................. Hattiesburg, MSAffiliation.......................................... NCAA IConference....................... Conference USAArena....................... Reed Green ColiseumNickname............................. Golden EaglesColors..................................... Black & GoldHead Coach................... Joye Lee-McNelis2008-09 Record................................. 20-12

University of West FloridaNov. 16 Away

Location................................ Pensacola, FLAffiliation......................................... NCAA IIConference.......................................... GSCArena.............................. UWF Field HouseNickname.................................... ArgonautsColors................. Royal Blue & Kelly GreenHead Coach..................... Shannon Bergen2008-09 Record................................... 8-19

Belhaven CollegeJan. 16 Away 5:00 pm

Feb. 25 at Home 5:30 pm

School FactsLocation...............................................................Jackson, MSAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena.....................................Heidelberg Gymnasium (1,000)Nickname............................................................Lady BlazersColors................................................................Green & Gold

Basketball FactsHead Coach ..........................................................Billy Evans2008-09 Overall Record.................................................17-142008-09 GCAC Record................................................... 8-10

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 31-9Streak: Belhaven won the last two meetings

Dillard UniversityJan. 9 Away 5:00 pm


School FactsLocation.......................................................New Orleans, LAAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena...........................................................Dent Hall (3,500)Nickname.............................................................Lady DevilsColors......................................................Royal Blue & White

Basketball FactsHead Coach........................................................Kiki Barnes2008-09 Overall Record...................................................9-222008-09 GCAC Record....................................................5-13

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 29-16Streak: Mobile won the last meeting (GCAC Tournament)

LSU-Shreveport (LSUS)Jan. 23 at Home 5:00 pm

Feb. 13 Away 5:00 pm

School FactsLocation..........................................................Shreveport, LAAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena...................................................................Gym (1,200)Nickname...............................................................Lady PilotsColors.......................................................Royal Blue & Gold

Basketball FactsHead Coach.....................................................Ronnie Howell2008-09 Overall Record...................................................27-62008-09 GCAC Record....................................................15-3

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 11-4Streak: LSU-S won the last three meetings

2008-09Mobile 72 Belhaven 74Mobile 71 Belhaven 752007-08Mobile 86 Belhaven 57Mobile 52 Belhaven 66Mobile 91 Belhaven 612006-07Mobile 81 Belhaven 64Mobile 66 Belhaven 592005-06Mobile 99 Belhaven 88Mobile 95 Belhaven 712004-05Mobile 109 Belhaven 111Mobile 86 Belhaven 672003-04Mobile 63 Belhaven 61Mobile 58 Belhaven 642002-03Mobile 64 Belhaven 60Mobile 64 Belhaven 62Mobile 75 Belhaven 681998-99Mobile 71 Belhaven 61Mobile 88 Belhaven 511997-98Mobile 68 Belhaven 66Mobile 83 Belhaven 791996-97Mobile 64 Belhaven 47Mobile 97 Belhaven 521995-96Mobile 77 Belhaven 46Mobile 63 Belhaven 46

1994-95Mobile 64 Belhaven 54Mobile 36 Belhaven 321993-94Mobile 46 Belhaven 60Mobile 66 Belhaven 461992-93Mobile 58 Belhaven 53Mobile 69 Belhaven 511991-92Mobile 66 Belhaven 64Mobile 73 Belhaven 581990-91Mobile 72 Belhaven 55Mobile 62 Belhaven 561989-90Mobile 68 Belhaven 72Mobile 72 Belhaven 651988-89Mobile 65 Belhaven 51Mobile 87 Belhaven 741987-88Mobile 63 Belhaven 65Mobile 50 Belhaven 62

2008-09Mobile 79 Dillard 69Mobile 55 Dillard 65Mobile 93 Dillard 692007-08Mobile 75 Dillard 57Mobile 75 Dillard 482006-07Mobile 84 Dillard 34Mobile 76 Dillard 51 Mobile 63 Dillard 712004-05Mobile 80 Dillard 82 Mobile 66 Dillard 632003-04Mobile 51 Dillard 55Mobile 57 Dillard 512002-03Mobile 51 Dillard 56Mobile 61 Dillard 64Mobile 70 Dillard 842001-02Mobile 69 Dillard 39Mobile 71 Dillard 662000-01Mobile 57 Dillard 66Mobile 66 Dillard 491999-00Mobile 80 Dillard 75Mobile 59 Dillard 671998-99Mobile 69 Dillard 76Mobile 67 Dillard 651997-98Mobile 47 Dillard 64

Mobile 59 Dillard 501996-97Mobile 74 Dillard 62Mobile 66 Dillard 481995-96Mobile 87 Dillard 82Mobile 80 Dillard 601994-95Mobile 68 Dillard 46Mobile 81 Dillard 511993-94Mobile 60 Dillard 71Mobile 61 Dillard 701992-93Mobile 73 Dillard 71Mobile 58 Dillard 671991-92Mobile 71 Dillard 65Mobile 67 Dillard 641990-91Mobile 77 Dillard 74Mobile 71 Dillard 571989-90Mobile 100 Dillard 55Mobile 80 Dillard 631988-89Mobile 87 Dillard 84Mobile 93 Dillard 1011987-88Mobile 68 Dillard 63Mobile 50 Dillard 72

2008-09Mobile 58 LSUS 85Mobile 80 LSUS 812007-08Mobile 79 LSUS 62Mobile 74 LSUS 832006-07Mobile 66 LSUS 54Mobile 62 LSUS 47Mobile 78 LSUS 652005-06Mobile 74 LSUS 60Mobile 84 LSUS 752004-05Mobile 73 LSUS 62Mobile 78 LSUS 73Mobile 73 LSUS 662003-04Mobile 54 LSUS 55Mobile 70 LSUS 451994-95Mobile 97 LSUS 16

Loyola University-New OrleansJan. 7 at Home 5:30 pm

Feb. 6 Away 5:00 pm

School FactsLocation.......................................................New Orleans, LAAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena.............................................................The Den (1,000)Nickname........................................................Lady WolfpackColors.............................................................Maroon & Gold

Basketball FactsHead Coach....................................................Kellie Kennedy2008-09 Overall Record...................................................23-72008-09 GCAC Record....................................................16-2

All-Time Series Mobile leads the series 19-13Steak: Loyola has won the last 8 meetings

Southern University-New OrleansJan. 28 at Home 5:30 pm


School FactsLocation.......................................................New Orleans, LAAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena..........................................................The Castle (2,000)Nickname...........................................................Lady KnightsColors..................................................................Blue & Gold

Basketball FactsHead Coach ..........................................................Elston King2008-09 Overall Record.................................................12-152008-09 GCAC Record....................................................6-12

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 31-11Streak: SUNO won the last meeting

Spring Hill CollegeJan. 30 at Home 5:00 pm


School FactsLocation................................................................Mobile, ALAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena.................................Outlaw Recreation Center (2,000)Nickname...........................................................Lady BadgersColors.............................................................Purple & White

Basketball FactsHead Coach..............................................................Ray Fron2008-09 Overall Record...................................................7-222008-09 GCAC Record....................................................4-14

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 35-16Streak: Mobile won the last 4 meetings

2008-09Mobile 59 Loyola 76Mobile 70 Loyola 75Mobile 62 Loyola 802007-08Mobile 81 Loyola 91Mobile 69 Loyola 902006-07Mobile 70 Loyola 74Mobile 72 Loyola 83Mobile 63 Loyola 75 2005-06Mobile 62 Loyola 57Mobile 62 Loyola 67Mobile 79 Loyola 742004-05Mobile 82 Loyola 73Mobile 56 Loyola 79Mobile 84 Loyola 752003-04Mobile 65 Loyola 67Mobile 74 Loyola 692002-03Mobile 75 Loyola 55Mobile 79 Loyola 502001-02Mobile 66 Loyola 49Mobile 96 Loyola 732000-01Mobile 56 Loyola 45Mobile 70 Loyola 511999-00Mobile 70 Loyola 84Mobile 72 Loyola 66

1998-99Mobile 100 Loyola 82Mobile 90 Loyola 73Mobile 74 Loyola 721997-98Mobile 71 Loyola 82Mobile 102 Loyola 871996-97Mobile 94 Loyola 57Mobile 80 Loyola 741995-96Mobile 92 Loyola 35

2008-09Mobile 75 SUNO 55Mobile 66 SUNO 822007-08Mobile 85 SUNO 51Mobile 69 SUNO 532006-07Mobile 69 SUNO 49Mobile 49 SUNO 522004-05Mobile 83 SUNO 76Mobile 71 SUNO 692003-04Mobile 78 SUNO 76Mobile 65 SUNO 492002-03Mobile 57 SUNO 63Mobile 66 SUNO 532001-02Mobile 86 SUNO 61Mobile 87 SUNO 692000-01Mobile 69 SUNO 79Mobile 71 SUNO 771999-00Mobile 89 SUNO 83Mobile 88 SUNO 951998-99Mobile 92 SUNO 90Mobile 76 SUNO 801997-98Mobile 65 SUNO 70Mobile 59 SUNO 711996-97Mobile 62 SUNO 41

Mobile 73 SUNO 631995-96Mobile 78 SUNO 45Mobile 68 SUNO 481994-95Mobile 67 SUNO 63Mobile 71 SUNO 511993-94Mobile 58 SUNO 84Mobile 65 SUNO 581992-93Mobile 80 SUNO 45Mobile 91 SUNO 511991-92Mobile 79 SUNO 55Mobile 85 SUNO 431990-91Mobile 80 SUNO 59Mobile 80 SUNO 541989-90Mobile 78 SUNO 58Mobile 86 SUNO 611988-89Mobile 92 SUNO 102Mobile 84 SUNO 791987-88Mobile 90 SUNO 79Mobile 66 SUNO 56

2008-09Mobile 87 Spring Hill 83Mobile 82 Spring Hill 742007-08Mobile 73 Spring Hill 72Mobile 73 Spring Hill 632006-07Mobile 71 Spring Hill 68Mobile 62 Spring Hill 642005-06Mobile 69 Spring Hill 60Mobile 67 Spring Hill 63Mobile 79 Spring Hill 702004-05Mobile 58 Spring Hill 53Mobile 81 Spring Hill 712003-04Mobile 67 Spring Hill 75Mobile 71 Spring Hill 75Mobile 60 Spring Hill 722002-03Mobile 71 Spring Hill 57Mobile 55 Spring Hill 632001-02Mobile 66 Spring Hill 56Mobile 74 Spring Hill 532000-01Mobile 52 Spring Hill 45Mobile 79 Spring Hill 63Mobile 65 Spring Hill 581999-00Mobile 47 Spring Hill 57Mobile 81 Spring Hill 71Mobile 72 Spring Hill 751998-99Mobile 58 Spring Hill 68Mobile 72 Spring Hill 67

1997-98Mobile 69 Spring Hill 71Mobile 60 Spring Hill 781996-97Mobile 69 Spring Hill 59Mobile 77 Spring Hill 75Mobile 64 Spring Hill 521995-96Mobile 88 Spring Hill 77Mobile 68 Spring Hill 481994-95Mobile 58 Spring Hill 56Mobile 79 Spring Hill 621993-94Mobile 43 Spring Hill 46Mobile 67 Spring Hill 701992-93Mobile 69 Spring Hill 63Mobile 60 Spring Hill 441991-92Mobile 81 Spring Hill 64Mobile 71 Spring Hill 541990-91Mobile 73 Spring Hill 53Mobile 67 Spring Hill 631989-90Mobile 67 Spring Hill 49Mobile 66 Spring Hill 68Mobile 69 Spring Hill 501988-89Mobile 62 Spring Hill 53Mobile 66 Spring Hill 69Mobile 90 Spring Hill 671987-88Mobile 60 Spring Hill 66Mobile 65 Spring Hill 76

Tougaloo CollegeJan. 14 Away 5:30 pm


School FactsLocation...............................................................Jackson, MSAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena................................R/G Owens Health Center (2,500)Nickname.........................................................Lady BulldogsColors.............................................................Scarlet & Royal

Basketball FactsHead Coach ...........................................................Lee Payton2008-09 Overall Record.................................................10-212008-09 GCAC Record....................................................7-11

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 39-6Streak: Tougaloo won the last meeting

William Carey UniversityJan. 25 Away 5:30 pm


School FactsLocation.........................................................Hattiesburg, MSAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena..........................................Clinton Gymnasium (1,500)Nickname........................................................Lady CrusadersColors......................................................Red, Black & White

Basketball FactsHead Coach.......................................................Tracy English2008-09 Overall Record.................................................16-132008-09 GCAC Record....................................................10-8

All-Time SeriesMobile leads the series 33-15Streak: Mobile won the last meeting

Xavier University - New OrleansJan. 21 at Home 5:30 pm


School FactsLocation.......................................................New Orleans, LAAffiliation.............................................................NAIA Div. IConference....................................................................GCACArena............................................................The Barn (1,200)Nickname...........................................................Gold NuggetsColors................................................................Gold & White

Basketball FactsHead Coach....................................................Robert Browder2008-09 Overall Record...................................................23-92008-09 GCAC Record....................................................13-5

All-Time SeriesXavier leads the series 35-15Streak: Xavier won the last 3 meetings

2008-09Mobile 92 Tougaloo 65Mobile 68 Tougaloo 742007-08Mobile 84 Tougaloo 79Mobile 73 Tougaloo 592006-07Mobile 85 Tougaloo 60Mobile 44 Tougaloo 732005-06Mobile 75 Tougaloo 65Mobile 78 Tougaloo 632004-05Mobile 72 Tougaloo 64Mobile 71 Tougaloo 592003-04Mobile 81 Tougaloo 68Mobile 57 Tougaloo 482002-03Mobile 58 Tougaloo 52Mobile 57 Tougaloo 272001-02Mobile 100 Tougaloo 68Mobile 93 Tougaloo 582000-01Mobile 68 Tougaloo 48Mobile 79 Tougaloo 421999-00Mobile 67 Tougaloo 79Mobile 95 Tougaloo 601998-99Mobile 75 Tougaloo 60Mobile 76 Tougaloo 73

1997-98Mobile 69 Tougaloo 52Mobile 83 Tougaloo 801996-97Mobile 69 Tougaloo 77Mobile 74 Tougaloo 66Mobile 72 Tougaloo 671995-96Mobile 92 Tougaloo 74Mobile 81 Tougaloo 661994-95Mobile 83 Tougaloo 51Mobile 73 Tougaloo 501993-94Mobile 56 Tougaloo 51Mobile 75 Tougaloo 611992-93Mobile 118 Tougaloo 39Mobile 96 Tougaloo 311991-92Mobile 86 Tougaloo 32Mobile 77 Tougaloo 441990-91Mobile 65 Tougaloo 49Mobile 60 Tougaloo 401989-90Mobile 68 Tougaloo 63Mobile 91 Tougaloo 591988-89Mobile 68 Tougaloo 59Mobile 90 Tougaloo 531987-88Mobile 61 Tougaloo 70Mobile 61 Tougaloo 69

2008-09Mobile 63 WCU 67Mobile 72 WCU 672007-08Mobile 69 WCC 61Mobile 81 WCC 752006-07Mobile 59 WCC 41Mobile 66 WCC 622005-06Mobile 76 WCC 78Mobile 61 WCC 67Mobile 62 WCC 532004-05Mobile 85 WCC 79Mobile 86 WCC 702003-04Mobile 87 WCC 72Mobile 67 WCC 662002-03Mobile 71 WCC 56Mobile 86 WCC 942001-02Mobile 62 WCC 45Mobile 93 WCC 76Mobile 59 WCC 522000-01Mobile 64 WCC 63Mobile 57 WCC 561999-00Mobile 67 WCC 65Mobile 71 WCC 641998-99Mobile 59 WCC 85Mobile 82 WCC 81

1997-98Mobile 66 WCC 73Mobile 66 WCC 57Mobile 68 WCC 631996-97Mobile 67 WCC 64Mobile 61 WCC 581995-96Mobile 59 WCC 58Mobile 80 WCC 611994-95Mobile 53 WCC 64Mobile 60 WCC 631993-94Mobile 67 WCC 63Mobile 73 WCC 791992-93Mobile 66 WCC 86Mobile 65 WCC 571991-92Mobile 93 WCC 86Mobile 73 WCC 741990-91Mobile 74 WCC 61Mobile 57 WCC 521989-90Mobile 81 WCC 70Mobile 86 WCC 601988-89Mobile 75 WCC 83Mobile 58 WCC 70Mobile 86 WCC 791987-88Mobile 53 WCC 64Mobile 61 WCC 62

2008-09Mobile 70 Xavier 82Mobile 65 Xavier 742007-08Mobile 70 Xavier 73Mobile 75 Xavier 65Mobile 72 Xavier 742006-07Mobile 60 Xavier 73Mobile 80 Xavier 722004-05Mobile 63 Xavier 78Mobile 85 Xavier 81Mobile 61 Xavier 672003-04Mobile 49 Xavier 66Mobile 61 Xavier 712002-03Mobile 71 Xavier 70Mobile 50 Xavier 65Mobile 53 Xavier 632001-02Mobile 76 Xavier 70Mobile 64 Xavier 69Mobile 83 Xavier 732000-01Mobile 60 Xavier 71Mobile 55 Xavier 57Mobile 53 Xavier 671999-00Mobile 71 Xavier 78Mobile 76 Xavier 721998-99Mobile 71 Xavier 58Mobile 81 Xavier 91

1997-98Mobile 59 Xavier 83Mobile 67 Xavier 961996-97Mobile 52 Xavier 61Mobile 59 Xavier 751995-96Mobile 56 Xavier 70Mobile 59 Xavier 831994-95Mobile 57 Xavier 66Mobile 75 Xavier 681993-94Mobile 44 Xavier 78Mobile 44 Xavier 641992-93Mobile 61 Xavier 68Mobile 74 Xavier 731991-92Mobile 62 Xavier 86Mobile 77 Xavier 67Mobile 50 Xavier 711990-91Mobile 57 Xavier 52Mobile 81 Xavier 651989-90Mobile 48 Xavier 62Mobile 73 Xavier 67Mobile 60 Xavier 741988-89Mobile 54 Xavier 65Mobile 51 Xavier 611987-88Mobile 52 Xavier 70Mobile 42 Xavier 61

School GCAC Overall StreakLoyola 16-2 .889 23-7 .767 Lost 1LSUS 15-3 .833 27-6 .818 Lost 2Xavier 13-5 .722 23-9 .719 Lost 1

William Carey 10-8 .556 16-13 .552 Lost 1Belhaven 8-10 .444 17-14 .548 Lost 5Tougaloo 7-11 .389 10-21 .323 Lost 1SUNO 6-12 .333 12-15 .444 Lost 1Mobile 6-12 .333 14-18 .438 Lost 1Dillard 5-13 .278 9-22 .290 Lost 1

Spring Hill 4-14 .222 7-22 .241 Lost 4

2008-09 GCAC Standings

Keisha Forbes Spring Hill CollegeDanielle Goodly University of MobileWhitney Hollins LSU-ShreveportValerie Huizar LSU-ShreveportGerica Johnson University of MobileVictoria Jones Tougaloo CollegeShonte Kennedy William Carey UniversityKim Lewis William Carey UniversityBrittany Powell Xavier UniversityJazzlyn Prince SUNOJanai Sells LSU-ShreveportTrenell Smith Loyola UniversityTrenese Smith Loyola UniversityJaelin Stringer Belhaven CollegeJira Williams Belhaven College

2008-09 All-Conference Team

Player of the Year: Trenese Smith (Loyola)Newcomer of the Year: Valerie Huizar (LSUS)Freshman of the Year: Victoria Jones (Tougaloo)Coach of the Year: Ronnie Howell (LSUS)

The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference developed out of a series ofmeetings held over a period of almost four years. A number of pri-vate four-year schools in the Gulf Coast region with similar educa-tional standards, enrollments, budgets, and athletic philosophies mutu-ally felt the need for a conference.

In April and May, 1981, a constitution was developed, officerswere elected and the decision was made to proceed with conferencecompetition during the 1981-82 school year. Charter officers wereAnthony M. Rachal, Jr., Xavier University, president; John Burton,Spring Hill College, vice president; Mark Windham, Belhaven College,secretary-treasurer; and Thomas Howell, Louisiana College, commis-sioner. Charter members were Belhaven College of Jackson,Mississippi; Dillard University and Xavier University of New Orleans,Louisiana; Louisiana College of Pineville, Louisiana; Spring HillCollege of Mobile, Alabama; Tougaloo College of Tougaloo,Mississippi; and William Carey College of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

In August, 1981, the GCAC received recognition as an NAIA-affiliated conference. The University of Mobile was admitted inOctober, 1985; Southern University in New Orleans was grantedadmission in May, 1986; Loyola University was admitted in April,1995; and Talladega College was admitted in April, 1999. In May2000, Louisiana College and Belhaven College withdrew whileLouisiana State University - Shreveport became a member in August,2000. Belhaven College rejoined the GCAC in 2002.

The purpose of the conference is to regulate and promote all rec-ognized activities of intercollegiate athletics sponsored by memberinstitutions through the maintenance of high standards of honor,integrity, and fair play. All member institutions agree to pursue thehighest standards of ethical conduct and personal integrity in allaspects of intercollegiate athletics.

The 2008-09 season saw theUniversity of Mobile women's bas-ketball team start with four straightvictories, before fading down thestretch to suffer the team's first los-ing season since 2000-01.The LadyRams finished 14-18 with a 6-12mark in Gulf Coast AthleticConference action.

"We started the year with wins overthree very good teams in AUM,Berry and Shorter and had very highexpectations," Mobile Head CoachMichael Berry said. "But, then afterplaying okay ball the rest of non-con-ference play, we really struggled inconference and had a disappointingseason."

After the 4-0 start, the Lady Ramsplayed their next six contests againstNCAA affiliates and went 2-4 inthose match ups, beating AlabamaState and West Alabama, but fallingto West Florida and Montevallo bysingle-digits.

The team then split a pair of gamesagainst SSAC foes AuburnMontgomery and Berry Collegebefore heading into conference play.

"Going into the year, I knew that six-game stretch against the NCAAteams would be rough, but we were10 points away from going 4-2instead of 2-4, and that could'vegiven us a lot of momentum headinginto conference play," Berry said.

The Lady Rams had gone a com-bined 50-19 in conference play since2005, but struggled to 6-12 despitebeating SUNO and Dillard to startthe GCAC schedule. Mobile wonthose games by a combined 30points, but then lost the next three tostart the downward spiral.

"After cruising in our first twogames, we lost to Belhaven andWilliam Carey by a combined sixpoints and I think that hurt our con-fidence," Berry said. "Then, two ofour next three were against two ofthe best teams in Loyola and Xavier,and that put us in a hole that wecouldn't climb out of."

A seven-game skid from Feb. 7 toFeb. 26 highlighted the season's dis-appointment, but at least the LadyRams took care of business againstrival Spring Hill, beating the LadyBadgers 87-83 in overtime and 82-74.

Despite the lack of team success, theLady Rams did have some individualaccomplishments. Senior point guardDanielle Goodly left her mark on theschool, becoming the school's all-time steal's leader with 291, 3rd all-time in assists with 328 and the 5thall-time leading scorer with 1,386points. Sherri McIntosh finished up

her Mobile career as the 9th all-timeleading scorer with 940 points and4th all-time leading rebounder with695.

Goodly was named HonorableMention NAIA All-American, andjoined newcomer Gerica Johnson as a2009 All-GCAC selection. Johnsonled the Lady Rams with 18.3 pointsper game, racked up 212 reboundsand led with 104 steals. Goodly aver-aged 17.5 points per game, led theteam with 105 assists and finishedwith 79 steals.

"It's always nice to have playersawarded for their performances,"Berry said. "Our seniors, Sherri,Danielle and Johnitia Williams all lefta lasting impression on our programand will be missed next season."

Sherri McIntosh became the 9th all-time lead-ing scorer at UM in 2008-09.

Danielle Goodly was a 2008-09 NAIAHonorable Mention All-American selection.

# Player GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA 3PT% FT FTA PCT REB R/G PF A TO BLK ST P/G4 Carlys Roscoe-Jenkins 17 6.9 5 21 .238 0 3 .000 2 3 .667 9 0.5 6 7 15 0 4 0.710 Blair Stevens 29 19.9 55 175 .314 44 135 .326 24 34 .706 35 1.2 55 24 18 3 24 6.111 Morgan Melancon 32 23.1 38 116 .328 25 77 .325 23 42 .548 36 1.1 48 76 70 0 18 3.912 Kyiona Boulton 32 23.9 97 200 .485 0 2 .000 20 42 .476 136 4.3 58 19 42 5 22 6.713 Brittany Stevens 4 5.1 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 3 0.8 3 0 2 0 0 0.514 Katharina Lachmann 21 8.3 7 21 .333 0 1 .000 7 15 .467 14 0.7 18 4 13 2 0 1.021 Amanda Eads 10 12.5 17 30 .567 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 30 3.0 16 7 12 2 6 3.622 Gerica Johnson 31 33.6 222 483 .460 30 98 .306 93 135 .689 212 6.8 56 78 106 16 104 18.323 Bianca Phillips 13 9.1 6 20 .300 0 0 .000 5 8 .625 17 1.3 15 2 6 2 2 1.325 Arkeyea Wiggins 9 12.5 8 33 .242 0 4 .000 10 12 .833 12 1.3 12 5 7 1 8 2.932 Danielle Goodly 32 35.3 200 408 .490 27 86 .314 132 182 .725 197 6.2 81 105 110 7 79 17.534 Johnitia Williams 32 16.1 26 92 .283 2 18 .111 19 37 .514 30 0.9 50 34 62 1 6 2.342 Alyssa Ruff 12 8.6 13 34 .382 2 5 .400 10 13 .769 17 1.4 5 5 8 0 1 3.250 Sherri McIntosh 30 30.7 141 298 .473 0 0 .000 78 138 .565 292 9.7 102 47 122 19 36 12.0

Date Opponent Score W L Record Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder Leading Assists11/01/08 h Wesley 93-49 W 1-0 3 players with 15 (15) Boulton (6) Melancon11/05/08 a AUM 73-66 W 2-0 (22) Johnson (12) McIntosh (4) Melancon11/07/08 a Berry College 56-52 W 3-0 (14) McIntosh (16) McIntosh (3) Goodly11/08/08 n Shorter 62-56 W 4-0 (21) Goodly (8) McIntosh (3) Eads, Goodly11/15/08 n Georgia College & State 58-81 L 4-1 (25) McIntosh (13) McIntosh (3) Goodly11/16/08 a Columbus State 52-82 L 4-2 (19) Johnson (11) Johnson (2) Johnson, Williams11/19/08 a Alabama State 87-84 W 5-2 (30) Goodly 3 players with 7 (3) Melancon, Johnson11/21/08 h West Alabama 75-53 W 6-2 (21) Goodly (14) McIntosh (5) Melancon12/02/08 h West Florida 55-59 L 6-3 (25) Johnson (12) McIntosh (3) McIntosh12/06/08 a Montevallo 60-66 L 6-4 (22) McIntosh (8) McIntosh (5) Johnson12/16/08 h Berry College 57-43 W 7-4 (18) Johnson (8) McIntosh (3) Johnson12/17/08 h AUM 60-68 L 7-5 (23) Goodly (9) Goodly (7) Goodly01/08/09 h SUNO 75-55 W 8-5, 1-0 (25) Johnson (10) Johnson, McIntosh (5) Goodly01/10/09 h Dillard 79-69 W 9-5, 2-0 (21) Johnson (11) Johnson (8) Goodly01/15/09 h Belhaven 72-74 L 9-6, 2-1 (25) Goodly (14) Johnson (7) Johnson01/17/09 a William Carey 63-67 L 9-7, 2-2 (27) Johnson (10) Johnson (2) Boulton, Johnson01/22/09 a Loyola 59-76 L 9-8, 2-3 (19) Goodly (4) Johnson, Goodly (3) Melancon, Goodly01/24/09 h Tougaloo 92-65 W 10-8, 3-3 (26) Johnson (14) McIntosh (9) Melancon01/26/09 a Xavier 70-82 L 10-9, 3-4 (21) Goodly (12) McIntosh (5) Goodly01/29/09 a Spring Hill 87-83 OT W 11-9, 4-4 (27) Johnson (11) McIntosh (3) Melancon01/31/09 a LSUS 58-85 L 11-10, 4-5 (12) Boulton (7) Boulton (4) Melancon02/05/09 h William Carey 72-67 W 12-10, 5-5 (21) Stevens (8) Boulton (5) Goodly02/07/09 h Loyola 70-75 L 12-11, 5-6 (20) Goodly (10) Goodly (5) Melancon, Goodly02/09/09 a SUNO 66-82 L 12-12, 5-7 (23) Goodly (9) McIntosh (3) Goodly02/12/09 a Dillard 55-65 L 12-13, 5-8 (28) Goodly (16) McIntosh (3) Johnson02/14/09 a Belhaven 71-75 L 12-14, 5-9 (19) Johnson (8) Johnson, McIntosh (3) Melancon, Goodly02/19/09 h LSUS 80-81 L 12-15, 5-10 (29) Johnson (13) McIntosh (7) Goodly02/21/09 h Xavier 65-74 L 12-16, 5-11 (19) Goodly (19) McIntosh (7) Goodly02/26/09 a Tougaloo 68-74 L 12-17, 5-12 (19) Goodly (10) McIntosh (2) Goodly, McIntosh02/28/09 h Spring Hill 82-74 W 13-17, 6-12 (28) Goodly (14) Goodly (4) Goodly03/02/09 h Dillard 93-69 W 14-17 (34) Johnson (10) Johnson (6) McIntosh03/04/09 a Loyola 62-80 L 14-18 (28) Johnson (8) Boulton, McIntosh (4) Melancon

2008-09 Women’s Basketball Results

2008-09 Women’s Basketball Statistics

Baseball: Finished the year with a 34-23 overall record. Kevin Orso was named a 1st-Team NAIA All-American, while Carlos Romero was namedHonorable Mention NAIA All-American. Fell in the GCAC Tournament Championship to Belhaven College. Stephen Stork, Carlos Romero,Kevin Orso and David Cramblitt named All-GCAC.

Men's Basketball: Finished the year with a 16-16 overall record and 6-12 conference mark. Entered GCAC Tournament as the No. 8 seed andbeat William Carey and No. 1 seed Tougaloo College before falling to Spring Hill in the GCAC Semifinals.

Women's Basketball: Finished the year with a 14-18 overall record and a 6-12 mark in GCAC action. Danielle Goodly was named HonorableMention NAIA All-American. Goodly and Gerica Johnson were named 1st-Team All-GCAC. Season ended in GCAC Quarterfinals at Loyola.

Men's Cross Country: Finished 3rd at the GCAC Championship Meet. Michael Sinkey and Dennis Kimeli earned spots at the NAIA NationalChampionship. Sinkey finished 285th at nationals with a time of 28:26.9, while Kimeli came in at 314th with a time of 29:58.7.

Women's Cross Country: Finished 5th at the 2008 GCAC Championship Meet.

Men's Golf: Won the 2009 GCAC Championship. Finished 7th at the NAIA Qualifier and failed to qualify for the NAIA National Tournament.

Women's Golf: Won the 2009 GCAC Championship. Finished 4th at the NAIA Qualifier and failed to qualify for the NAIA NationalTournament. Maegan Rice selected as one of nine individual qualifiers to compete at nationals.

Men's Soccer: Finished 13-7-2 and ranked No. 14 in the NAIA Top-25. Won GCAC Championship and hosted a NAIA National ChampionshipOpening Round Game. Advanced to Elite 8 of NAIA National Tournament before losing to Bethel. Matt Watts as named 2nd-Team NAIA All-American and Ruben Diaz was named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. Watts was GCAC Player of the Year, while Jason Williams,Thomas Wharf, David Maddren, Diaz and Jack St. Hilaire were named All-GCAC.

Women's Soccer: Finished 6-8-4 overall and 3-3-2 in GCAC play. Season ended in GCAC Semifinals versus Belhaven. Terri McCreadie and AnnaMaddox named Honorable Mention NAIA All-Americans. McCreadie named GCAC Player of the Year and Maddox named GCAC DefensivePlayer of the Year. Emma Murphy, Aislinn Finfrock, Danielle Byrd and Louise Arseneault named 2nd-Team All-GCAC.

Softball: Finished 32-12 overall and tied for 15th in the NAIA Top-25. Jineth Pimentel and Leslie Pickette named Honorable Mention NAIA All-Americans. Pickette was named GCAC Pitcher of the Year and joined on the All-GCAC squad by Pimentel, Kirstyn Joiner and Ally Scott. HeatherBearden, Pimentel, Taylor Lee Phillips and Abby Campbell named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes.

Men's Tennis: Finished 10-5 overall and 6-2 in GCAC play. Runner-up at GCAC Tournament and earned host bid to NAIA NationalTournament. Fell to Point Loma Nazarene in the first round. Ale Vial was 1st-Team All-GCAC. Vial and Sam Perlmutter named Scholar Athletes.

Women's Tennis: Finished 12-6 overall and 5-3 in GCAC play. Finished 2nd at GCAC Tournament and earned host bid to NAIA NationalTournament. Fell 7-2 to Northwood in the opening round. Rachel Hartley was named GCAC Newcomer of the Year. Claudia Borges was namedAll-GCAC at No. 1 singles and No. 3 doubles with Kari Williams. Jordin Wiggins named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete.

Volleyball: Finished 34-5 and won the GCAC Tournament Championship to advance to NAIA National Tournament. Hosted a NAIA NationalChampionship Opening Round Match and then went 1-3 in Pool Play. Ranked as high as No. 18 in NAIA Top-25. Whitney Knight named 3rd-Team NAIA All-American, while Paula Stilkey was named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. Amber Presnell, Stilkey, Knight and SyrettaBaldwin named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes. Knight named GCAC Player of the Year.

2008-09: Finished the season with a 14-18 overall mark and a 6-12 GCAC record. Danielle Goodly was named 2009 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American.Goodly and Gerica Johnson were named to the GCAC All-Conference Team.

2007-08: Finished the season with an 18-14 overall record and a 13-5 record in GCAC action. Danielle Goodly, Sherri McIntosh and Angela Bounds were named tothe GCAC All-Conference Team. Crystal Hutchinson was named GCAC Freshman of the Year. Goodly earned NAIA National Player of the Week honors on Jan.8. Michael Berry took over as the 4th head coach in the program’s history with 18 games left in the season. Season ended with a 74-72 loss at Xavier in the GCACTournament.

2006-07: Finished with a 20-12 overall record and a 11-7 conference mark. Lost to Loyola in the GCAC Quarterfinals. Emmerentia Ledwaba was named to theGCAC All-Conference Team and earned NAIA Player of the Week honors.

2005-2006: Finished with a 23-6 record overall and a 10-3 record in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The Lady Rams defeated Loyola and William Carey to win the GCAC Tournament after being co-regular season conference champions with William Carey. The season ended in the sec-ond round of the NAIA National Tournament at the hands of Freed-Hardeman 71-56. The Lady Rams finished the season ranked #18 in the final Top-25 poll.

2004-2005: Finished the season with a 25-9 overall record. Finished as the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season and tournament runner-up behindXavier University. Lost to Carroll College in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament.

2003-2004: Finished the season with a 16-14 overall record. Finished third in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 10-8 record in conference action.Lost to Spring Hill College in the first round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament.

2002-2003: Finished the season with a 22-13 overall record. Finished fourth in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 9-7 record in conference action.Upset No. 1 seeded Xavier University 71-70 in the semi-final round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament but eventually lost to Dillard University56-51 in the championship game. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament 62-48 to Vanguard University.

2001-2002: Finished the season with a 30-6 overall record. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season championship after posting a 15-1 record inconference action and defeated Xavier University 76-70 in the championship game to win the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament. Advanced to the"Sweet Sixteen" of the NAIA National Tournament for the first time in school history. Lost to Campbellsville 61-60 in the "Sweet Sixteen." Set a school record forwins in a season with 30. Lumbsley would go on to be chosen in the third round of the WNBA draft by the Utah Starzz.

2000-2001: Finished the season with a 13-14 overall record. Finished fourth in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 11-5 record in conferenceaction. Lost to Xavier University in the second round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament.

1999-2000: Finished the season with a 13-18 overall record. Finished in fourth place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 8-8 record in confer-ence action. Lost to Spring Hill College in the second round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament.

1998-99: Finished season at a 14-18 record and a 11-7 GCAC record. Beat Loyola in the first round of the GCAC Tournament 100-82. Then lost to LouisianaCollege 75-59 in the 2nd round.

1997-98: Finished the year with a 13-19 record and had a 9-9 GCAC finish. Lost to William Carey in the first round 73-66.

1996-97: Finished the year with a 23-10 record and a 14-2 record in conference. Beat Spring Hill College in the first round of play 69-59. Lost to Tougaloo Collegein the second round 77-69.

1995-96: Coach Martha Gore Algernon took over the Rams this year and had a 21-12 record with a 11-5 GCAC finish.

1994-95: Finished with a 24-8 overall record and a 13-3 finish in the GCAC. Lost to William Carey in the first round of the GCAC Tournament 64-53.

1993-94: Finished the year with a 15-16 record along with a 5-11 GCAC finish.

1992-93: Finished the season with a 22-9 record overall and completed the GCAC regular season with a 13-3 record. Participated in the District 30 Tournamentand beat Xavier University 85-65 and beat Louisiana College in the Championship game 79-52. Made the program’s second trip to the NAIA NationalTournament and lost to Hastings College 69-59.

1991-92: Finished the season with a 18-12 record and 13-3 mark in the GCAC. Played Xavier in the first round of the District 30 playoffs and lost 86-62.

1990-91: Coach Curt Berger took over the women’s program after Phil Headley stepped down due to health issues. The team finished with a 22-8 record andcompleted GCAC play with a 15-1 record. The Rams made their first NAIA National Tournament appearance.

1989-90: Finished the season with a 15-13 record and an 11-5 GCAC record. Participated in the District 30 Tournament for the first time ever and lost to Xavier 62-48.

1988-89: Finished the season with a 17-16 overall record and a 7-9 GCAC record.

1987-88: Coach Phil Headley pioneered the women’s basketball program at Mobile. Team finished 8-23 (3-13)

Bernadette Powe ranksfourth in career scoringand third in rebounding.

Laurie Simon moved tothe top of the list in

career and single season3-pointers made in 2003.

Lisa Bardge is ninthin field goals made for

a career.

UM Career Ranks1,000 Point Club1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 2,0732. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 1,4603. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 1,441 4. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 1,4335. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 1,3866. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 1,3037. Desireé Christen 1998-02 1,299

Other Top Scorers8. Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-02 9419. Sherri McIntosh 2006-09 94010. Rheonda Leary 2003-07 92811. Lisa Bardge 1987-89 870

Rebounds1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 1,259 2. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 1,0113. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 9024. Sherri McIntosh 2006-09 6955. Desireé Christen 1998-02 6396. Kinga Rybarcyzk 2002-06 6307. Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-02 5818. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 5169. Rheonda Leary 2003-07 50210. Beth Wasson 1987-91 48711. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 45712. Trevor Chandler 2000-04 452

Field Goals Made1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 7702. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 6103. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 5994. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 5765. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 5176. Desireé Christen 1998-02 4927. Jennifer Wasson 1987-91 4538. Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-02 3879. Lisa Bardge 1987-89 38310. Sherri McIntosh 2006-09 38111. Rheonda Leary 2003-07 380

Field Goals Attempted1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 1,4192. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 1,2563. Desireé Christen 1998-02 1,1714. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 1,1155. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 1,0776. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 989 7. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 9698. Lisa Bardge 1987-89 8609. Brandy Schick 1997-01 79710. Sherri McIntosh 2006-09 76811. Sarah Bailey 1992-95 72812. Rheonda Leary 2003-07 716

Three-Point Field Goal Made1. Laurie Simon 1999-03 1402. Monica Evetts 1990-93 1173. Misty Ferguson 1993-95 1064. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 1015. Lindsay Grant 1995-99 98

UM Career RanksThree Point Field Goal Attempted1. Laurie Simon 1999-03 4002. Lindsay Grant 1990-93 3193. Jessica Barber 2001-05 3114. Misty Ferguson 1993-95 2905. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 2756. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 274

Free Throws Made1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 5322. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 2963. Desireé Christen 1998-02 2904. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 2895. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 2666. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 237

Free Throws Attempted1. Crystal Coston 2002-06 8512. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 4973. Desireé Christen 1998-02 4314. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 406T5. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 386T5. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 386

Assists1. Jessica Barber 2001-05 3842. Stephanie Jackson 1989-93 3303. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 3284. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 2975. Yolanda Brundidge 1993-95 2886. Desiree’ Christen 1998-02 2187. Patricia Troullier 1987-89 2508. Monique McKenzie 1998-00 2489. Lindsay Grant 1995-99 24610. Robin Bryant 1988-90 231

Steals1. Danielle Goodly 2005-09 2912. Desireé Christen 1998-02 2633. Jennifer Wasson 1989-93 2424. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 2295. Sarah Bailey 1992-95 192

Blocked Shots1. Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-02 1882. Kristie Dreher 1994-97 913. Shanelle Stallworth 2001-03 81T4. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 78T4. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 786. Sherri McIntosh 2006-09 77

Games Played1. Olivia Crawford 1996-00 127T2. Laurie Simon 1999-03 126T2. Desireé Christen 1998-02 126T4. Crystal Coston 2002-06 125T4. Jessica Barber 2001-05 125T4. Bernadette Powe 1992-97 1257. Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06 1228. Brandy Schick 1997-01 121T9. Sherie Lattimore 2000-04 120T9. Rheonda Leary 2003-07 120

Single-Season Marks

Most Points Scored 658 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Highest Scoring Average 19.4 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Most Field Goals Made 236 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Most Field Goals Attempted486 Lisa Bardge 1996-97

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 Made).637 Bernadette Powe 1996-97

Most Free Throws Made 186 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Most Free Throws Attempted 277 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 35 Made).857 Stephanie Wingate 1991-92

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made 69 Laurie Simon 2002-03

Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 197 Laurie Simon 2002-03

Single-Season Marks

Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage .456 Laurie Simon 2001-02 (36-of-79)

Most Rebounds 379 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Highest Rebound Average 11.1 Crystal Coston 2004-05

Most Assists 175 Yolanda Brundidge 1994-95

Highest Assist Average 5.7 Stephanie Jackson 1992-93

Most Blocked Shots 96 Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-01

Most Steals 107 Danielle Goodly 2007-08

Most Personal Fouls 112 Shanelle Stallworth 2001-02

Kinga Rybarczyk ranks 3rd all-time at the University ofMobile with 1,441 career points.

Crystal Coston ranks 1st in several individual season,game and career records from her time at the Universityof Mobile.

Yolanda Brundidge holdsthe single-season recordwith 175 assists.

Shanelle Stallworth ranksNo. 3 in career blocks.

Jennifer Wasson ranks in thetop-5 in eight career lists.

Individual Single-Game

Most Points Scored Single Game37 Edmarie LumbsleyDec. 3, 2001 vs. Auburn U. Montgomery

Most Field Goals Made Single Game14 Lisa BardgeJan. 9, 1988 vs. Clearwater Christian

Most Field Goals Attempted Single Game25 Lisa BardgeTwice

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made Single Game5 SeveralSeveral Times

Most Free Throws Made Single Game15 Crystal CostonFeb. 19, 2005 vs. Xavier University

Most Rebounds Single Game23 Crystal CostonFeb. 13, 2003 vs. Xavier University

Most Assists Single Game12 Stephanie JacksonDec. 8, 1992 vs. University of Montevallo

Most Blocked Shots Single Game11 Edmarie LumbsleyFeb. 1, 2001 vs. Southern University-New Orleans

Team Single-Game

Most Points Scored Single Game120 vs. Knoxville College (Dec. 17, 1999)

Fewest Points Scored Single Game36 vs. Belhaven College (1994-95)

Most Points Allowed Single Game111 vs. Belhaven College (Feb. 17, 2005)

Fewest Points Allowed Single Game16 vs. LSU-Shreveport (Nov. 16, 1994)

Most Rebounds Single Game69 vs. Spring Hill College (Feb. 26, 2005)

Most Field Goals Made Single Game44 vs. Clearwater Christian College

Most Field Goals Attempted Single Game93 vs. Judson College

Most Steals Single Game27 Twice

Most Assists Single Game29 vs. Tougaloo College

Monica Evetts ranks secondall-time in career 3-pointers

made.

Olivia Crawford is second on the all-timescoring list with 1,460 career points at the

University of Mobile.

Lindsay Grant ranks fifth incareer 3-pointers.

Danielle Goodly ranks first inall-time and single-season

steals.

Team Single-Season

Most Victories 30 2001-02

Most Losses 23 1987-88

Most Games Played 36 2001-02

Most Points Scored 2,679 2001-02

Fewest Points Scored 1,865 1987-88

Most Points Allowed 2,377 1998-99

Fewest Points Allowed 1,791 1994-95

Highest Game Average 74.6 1992-93

Lowest Game Average 59.8 1987-88

Highest Game Average Allowed 74.3 1998-99

Lowest Game Average Allowed 55.9 2001-02

Most Field Goals Made 988 2001-02

Most Field Goals Attempted 2,142 1988-89

Highest Field Goal Percentage .473 2004-05

Lowest Field Goal Percentage .346 1994-95

Most Field Goals Allowed 902 1988-89

Fewest Field Goals Allowed 639 1994-95

Highest Field Goal % Allowed .441 2008-09

Team Single-Season

Lowest Field Goal % Allowed .342 2001-02

Most Free Throws Made 580 2001-02

Most Free Throws Attempted 817 2004-05

Highest Free Throw Percentage .742 1991-92

Lowest Free Throw Percentage .565 1994-95

Most 3PT Field Goals Made 141 2002-03

Fewest 3PT Field Goals Made 16 1987-88

Most 3PT Field Goals Attempted 448 2002-03

Fewest 3PT Field Goals Attempted 65 1987-88

Highest 3PT Field Goal Percentage .421 1992-93

Lowest 3PT Field Goal Percentage .246 1987-88

Highest 3PT Field Goal % Allowed .380 1988-89

Lowest 3PT Field Goal % Allowed .187 1994-95

Most Rebounds 1,583 2001-02

Most Assists 610 2001-02

Most Steals 615 1994-95

Most Fouls 687 1988-89

Most Blocked Shots 91 1993-94Desiree Christen ranks in the Top-5 in nine careercategories at the University of Mobile.

Coach: Phil Headley1987-88................................. 8-231988-89............................... 17-161989-90............................... 15-13

1987-888-22, 3-13 GCACL UWF 84-48W Judson College 71-45W UAH 65-51L S.E. La. Univ. 72-59W Miles College 73-50L Jacksonville State U. 61-58L Talladega College 56-44L Montevallo 79-50L Univ. of Ala-Huntsv. 64-58L Lee College 75-62W Clearwater 98-57W Judson College 67-55L Lee College 69-51L Dillard University 72-50W SUNO 66-56L Louisiana College 69-54L Talladega College 78-45L Spring Hill College 76-65L Belhaven College 62-50L William Carey 62-61L Tougaloo College 69-61L Xavier University 61-42W SUNO 90-79L Tougaloo College 70-61L Louisiana College 68-52L UWF 82-58L Xavier University 70-52L William Carey 64-53W Dillard University 68-63L Belhaven College 65-63L Spring Hill College 66-60

1988-8917-16, 7-9 GCACW UWF 65-60L AUM 77-75W Univ. of AL-Huntsv. 89-68L Jacksonville Univ. 85-71W Blackburn College 107-64W William Carey 86-79L AUM 75-60W Miles College 82-61L UWF 86-80L Univ. of South AL 91-64W Fontbonne College 78-56W Malloy College 76-73W Spring Hill College 90-67L Jacksonville State U. 98-64W Shorter College 89-68W Univ. of AL-Huntsv. 71-56

W SUNO 84-79W Tougaloo College 90-53W Belhaven College 87-74L Dillard University 93-101L Xavier University 61-51L Louisiana College 76-61L Spring Hill College 69-66L William Carey 70-58W Dillard University 87-84L Xavier University 65-54W Montevallo 77-71W Tougaloo College 68-59L Louisiana College 78-59W Spring Hill College 62-53W Belhaven College 65-51L William Carey 83-75L SUNO 102-92

1989-9015-13, 11-5 GCACL AUM 84-79L Montevallo 105-77W AUM 57-53L UWF 74-71L Berry College 63-56L Cumberland College 73-67L U. of South AL 90-59L Montevallo 79-60W Berry College 60-53W Spring Hill College 69-50W UWF 71-59W William Carey 86-60W Belhaven College 72-65L Xavier University 74-60L Louisiana College 83-81W Tougaloo College 91-59W SUNO 86-61W Dillard University 80-63L Spring Hill College 68-66W Dillard University 100-55L Louisiana College 72-59L Belhaven College 72-68W SUNO 78-58W Tougaloo College 68-63W Xavier University 73-67W Spring Hill College 67-49W William Carey 71-60District 30 TournamentL Xavier 62-48

Coach: Curt Berger1990-91................................. 22-81991-92............................... 18-121992-93................................. 22-91993-94............................... 15-161994-95................................. 24-8

1990-9122-8, 15-1 GCACW Judson College 80-30L AUM 62-58L Montevallo 91-68W AUM 70-62L UWF 78-69W UWF 64-50W Montevallo 67-63L Berry College 96-85L Kennesaw 69-62W Christian Brothers 90-71L U. of S. E. La. 92-59W William Carey 57-52W Dillard University 71-57W SUNO 80-54L Louisiana College 71-64W Xavier University 81-65W Spring Hill College 67-63W Belhaven College 62-56W Tougaloo College 60-40W Dillard University 77-74W Belhaven College 72-55W Xavier University 57-52W William Carey 74-61W Tougaloo College 65-49W Louisiana College 79-68W SUNO 80-59W Spring Hill College 73-53

1991-9218-12, 13-3 GCACW Judson College 92-56L UWF 87-68W Judson College 77-47L Montevallo 78-52L Talladega College 65-64W AUM 62-61W UWF 97-89L Montevallo 91-72L AUM 75-56L David Lipscomb 71-62W Kennesaw 44-42W Berry College 64-63L U. of S.E. La. 57-55W Dillard University 67-64L Xavier University 71-50W SUNO 85-43W Louisiana College 69-65W Tougaloo College 77-44L William Carey 74-73W Belhaven College 73-58W Spring Hill College 71-54W Dillard College 71-65W Tougaloo College 86-32W William Carey 93-86W SUNO 79-55L Louisiana College 83-61W Belhaven College 66-64W Xavier College 77-67W Spring Hill College 81-64District 30 PlayoffsL Xavier University 86-62

1992-9322-9, 13-3 GCACW Judson College 94-69W Warner Southern 90-36W UWF 83-66L AUM 87-68W Alabama-Huntsville 75-44L UWF 69-66W Warner Southern 86-45W Judson College 95-75L Montevallo 82-73

L AUM 86-59L Montevallo 74-58W College of Ozarks 72-53W William Carey 65-57L Dillard University 67-58W Louisiana College 63-50W Tougaloo College 96-31W Belhaven College 69-51W Xavier University 74-73W SUNO 91-51W Spring Hill College 60-44L William Carey 86-66W Louisiana College 71-54W Tougaloo College 118-39W Dillard University 73-71L Xavier University 68-61W SUNO 80-45W Belhaven College 58-53W Spring Hill College 69-63District 30 TournamentW Xavier University 85-65W Louisiana College 79-52National TournamentL Hastings College 69-59

1993-9415-16, 5-11 GCACW Louisiana College 85-45W Judson College 86-59W Talladega College 52-48L Montevallo 69-59W Georgia Southwest. 61-59W Judson College 90-88L UWF 82-61L AUM 81-46W Talladega College 60-45W Selma Univ. 91-59W McKendree College 72-63W Christian Brothers 90-73L AUM 73-52L Montevallo 74-55L Xavier University 64-44W Belhaven College 66-46L Dillard University 70-61L William Carey 79-73W Tougaloo College 75-61L Louisiana College 85-54L Spring Hill College 70-67W SUNO 65-58W Tougaloo College 56-51L SUNO 84-58W UWF 61-55L Xavier University 78-44L Dillard University 71-60L Louisiana College 86-68L Belhaven College 60-46L Spring Hill College 46-43W William Carey 67-63

1994-9524-8, 13-3 GCACW LSU-Shreveport 97-16W Paul Quinn 67-34W GSWSU 63-59W Brewton-Parker 71-56W Judson College 78-35W UWF 76-67L Harding Univ. 73-67W Olivet Nazarene 71-59L AUM 78-53W Louisiana College 55-50W Dillard University 81-51W Tougaloo College 70-50L William Carey 63-60W Spring Hill College 79-62W Belhaven College 36-32

W Xavier University 75-68W SUNO 71-51W Belhaven College 64-54W Louisiana College 94-68W Tougaloo College 83-51W SUNO 67-63W Dillard University 68-46L Xavier University 66-57W Montevallo 90-81W Spring Hill College 58-56GCAC TournamentL William Carey 64-53

Coach: Martha Gore-Algernon1995-96............................... 21-121996-97............................... 23-101997-98 .............................. 13-191998-99............................... 14-181999-00............................... 13-182000-01............................... 13-142001-02................................. 30-62002-03............................... 22-132003-04............................... 16-14 2004-05................................. 25-92005-06...................................23-62006-07.................................20-122007-08.....................................6-8

1995-9621-12, 11-5 GCACW Loyola University 106-31L AUM 77-62L David Lipscomb 95-77L GSWSU 79-73L S.W. Oklahoma 77-69W Schriener College 74-55W Oklahoma Christian 70-64L Union College 78-71W Talladega College 89-80W UWF 77-64W UWF 78-67W Mary Hardin-Baylor 75-62L AUM 83-71W Tougaloo College 81-66L Louisiana College 83-67W Belhaven College 63-46L Dillard University 70-66L Xavier University 65-55W SUNO 68-48W Spring Hill College 68-48W William Carey 80-61L Xavier University 83-59W SUNO 78-45W Tougaloo College 92-74W Belhaven College 77-46 W William Carey 59-58

Martha Gore-Algernon233-151 (.606.)

Led Mobile to their firstNAIA National

Tournament win in arecord setting 30-6

season

Curt Berger101-53 (.656)

Guided the Rams totheir first national tour-

nament appearance

Phil Headley40-52 (.435)Pioneered the

women’s basketballprogram at Mobile

W Dillard University 80-60W Loyola University 92-35L Louisiana College 64-62W Spring Hill College 88-77W Dillard University 87-82W Louisiana College 80-75L Xavier University 70-56

1996-9723-10, 14-2 GCACL AUM 54-46W Montevallo 75-51L Belmont College 83-55L Delta State Univ. 88-73W Franklin College 96-66L Delta State Univ. 85-71W S.E. Louisiana 60-59W UWF 71-56W Talladega College 83-65L Montevallo 60-50W U. of Central Ark. 68-61W AUM 59-56L Oklahoma Christian 64-54W William Carey 61-58W Dillard University 66-48W Tougaloo College 72-67L Xavier University 75-59W Belhaven College 97-52L Louisiana College 63-61W Spring Hill College 64-52W Loyola University 80-74W Dillard University 74-62W SUNO 73-60W Belhaven College 64-47W Louisiana College 72-58W Tougaloo College 74-66W SUNO 62-41L Xavier University 61-52W Loyola University 94-57W William Carey 67-64W Spring Hill College 77-75GCAC TournamentW Spring Hill College 69-59L Tougaloo College 77-69

1997-9813-19, 9-9 GCACL Delta State U. 98-59W AUM 49-42L UWF 76-56L McNeese State 77-60L Prairieview A&M 66-65L West Alabama 64-40L UWF 87-81L AUM 60-51W Freed-Hardeman 92-56L Berry College 72-64L S.E. Louisiana 68-56W Emmanuel College 67-63W Georgetown College 80-69W Tougaloo College 83-80W Louisiana College 71-65W Belhaven College 83-79W Dillard University 59-50L Xavier University 96-67L Spring Hill College 78-60L SUNO 71-59W William Carey 68-63W Loyola University 102-87L Xavier University 83-59L Louisiana College 83-66L Dillard University 64-47L SUNO 70-65W Tougaloo College 69-52W Belhaven College 68-66W William Carey 66-57

L Loyola University 82-71L Spring Hill College 71-69GCAC TournamentL William Carey 73-66

1998-9914-18, 11-7 GCACL AUM 60-52L GSWSU 68-59W Montevallo 85-75L UWF 80-63W Montevallo 94-77L S.E. Louisiana 85-47L U. of South AL 81-68L UWF 82-79L Berry College 74-68L Campbellsville 62-60L U. of South AL 88-71L AUM 64-37W Dillard University 67-65L Xavier University 91-81W Belhaven College 88-51L Louisiana College 84-71L SUNO 80-76W Tougaloo College 76-73W William Carey 82-81W Spring Hill College 72-67W Loyola University 74-72L Dillard University 76-69W Xavier University 71-58W SUNO 92-90L Louisiana College 89-70W Tougaloo College 75-60W Belhaven College 71-61W Loyola University 90-73L William Carey 85-59L Spring Hill College 68-58GCAC TournamentW Loyola University 100-82L Louisiana College 75-59

1999-0013-18, 8-8 GCACW Talladega College 86-66L Lambuth College 83-79L Union College 79-56L GSWSU 67-56L S.E. Louisiana 78-64W Talladega College 88-69L UWF 73-60L Alabama State 81-60W Knoxville College 120-35L Lindsey Wilson 84-71L AUM 70-48W Oklahoma Christian 70-67L U. of North AL 77-59W Tougaloo College 95-60W Louisiana College 92-53L Dillard University 67-59W Xavier University 76-72L SUNO 95-88L William Carey 74-71L Spring Hill College 75-72W Loyola University 72-66L Xavier University 78-71L Louisiana College 70-69W SUNO 89-83L Tougaloo College 79-67W William Carey 71-64W Dillard University 80-75L Loyola University 84-70W Spring Hill College 81-71

GCAC TournamentW William Carey 67-65L Spring Hill College 57-47

2000-0113-14, 11-5 GCACW GSWSU 61-47L Life University 80-75L U. of Central Ark. 84-72L UWF 84-75L Mississippi Univ. 85-79L AUM 68-45L GSWSU 72-43L Oklahoma Baptist 76-84L Oklahoma Christian 69-54W Dillard University 66-49L SUNO 77-71W William Carey 57-56W Tougaloo College 79-42W Talladega College 86-61L Xavier University 67-53W Spring Hill College 65-58W Loyola University 70-51W William Carey 64-63L SUNO 79-69W Tougaloo College 68-48L Xavier University 57-55W Talladega College 60-50L Dillard University 66-57W Loyola University 56-45W Spring Hill College 79-63Conference TournamentW Spring Hill College 52-45L Xavier University 71-60

2001-0230-6, 15-1 GCACW GSWSU 74-61L AUM 58-48W Life University 73-66W AUM 69-58W Science & Art OK 85-76W St. Gregory's 63-53L Oklahoma Christian 72-62L UWF 96-94W AUM 71-55W Huntingdon College 86-46W Judson College 82-38W GSWSU 71-46W UWF 77-56L Life University 72-54W Dillard University 71-66W Tougaloo College 93-58W Loyola University 96-73W Xavier University 83-73W William Carey 59-52W SUNO 87-69W Talladega College 71-53W Spring Hill College 74-53W Dillard University 69-39W Judson College 75-27W Talladega College 76-56W Tougaloo College 100-68W William Carey 93-76L Xavier University 69-64W SUNO 86-61W Loyola University 66-49W Spring Hill College 66-56GCAC TournamentW Tougaloo College 70-33W William Carey 62-45W Xavier University 76-70NAIA National TournamentW Shorter College 73-50L Campbellsville 61-60

2002-0322-13, 9-7 GCACW Shorter College 53-51

W Berry College 78-71L Campbellsville Univ. 84-66L AUM 57-51W Oakwood College 81-40L AUM 56-36W Huntingdon College 81-52W Univ. of West Ala. 83-78W Lambuth University 72-49W Shorter College 65-37W Brescia University 66-51L Okla. Christian Univ. 81-71W Bethel College 89-70W Ark. Baptist College 87-49W Berry College 68-59L William Carey 94-86L Dillard University 84-70W Tougaloo College 57-25L Xavier University 63-53W SUNO 66-53W Loyola University 79-50L Spring Hill College 63-55W Belhaven College 75-68W Tougaloo College 58-52L Xavier University 65-50W William Carey 71-56W Loyola University 75-55L SUNO 63-57W Belhaven College 64-62L Dillard University 64-61W Spring Hill College 71-57GCAC TournamentW Belhaven College 64-60W Xavier University 71-70L Dillard University 56-51NAIA National TournamentL Vanguard University 62-48

2003-0416-14, 10-8 GCACW Oakwood College 83-24W Ga. Southwestern 53-51W S. Poly. St. Univ. 80-61L Campbellsville U. 68-49W Lindsey Wilson 69-67L UWF 62-58W Millsaps College 72-47L AUM 59-57L AUM 58-53W Millsaps College 73-58L U. of West Alabama 74-57W SUNO 65-49W William Carey 67-66W Loyola University 74-69W Dillard University 57-51L Belhaven College 64-58W LSU-Shreveport 70-45W Tougaloo College 57-48L Xavier University 71-61L Spring Hill College 72-60W Belhaven College 63-61L Dillard University 55-51L LSU-Shreveport 55-54L Loyola University 67-65W William Carey 87-62L Xavier University 66-49W Tougaloo College 81-68W SUNO 78-76L Spring Hill College 75-71Conference TournamentL Spring Hill College 75-67

2004-0525-9, 14-4 GCACW Campbellsville 75-70W Blue Mountain 68-67L AUM 56-58

W Reinhardt College 55-53L Berry College 51-76W Nicholls State 59-57W AUM 61-55W Stillman College 86-58W Freed-Hardeman 76-70W Georgetown College 98-96L Evangel University 53-72W Westminster College 70-48W Dillard University 66-63W William Carey 86-70W Loyola University 84-75W Belhaven College 86-67W LSU-Shreveport 73-66L Xavier University 61-67W Tougaloo College 71-59W SUNO 71-69W Spring Hill College 81-71L Dillard University 80-82W William Carey 85-79L Loyola University 56-79W LSU-Shreveport 78-73W Tougaloo College 72-64L Belhaven College 109-111W Xavier University 85-81W SUNO 83-76W Spring Hill College 58-53GCAC TournamentW LSU-Shreveport 73-62W Loyola University 82-73L Xavier University 63-78NAIA National TournamentL Carroll College 67-72

2005-0623-6, 12-3 GCACW Georgia SW St 79-58W AUM 57-47W AUM 67-58W Oakwood College 99-28L Cumberland College 78-84W Univ. West Florida 73-66W Blue Mountain 106-81W Florida Memorial 82-67W Wilberforce Univ. 61-43L McNeese State 61-72W AUM 71-69W Univ. of Montevallo 47-46L William Carey 76-78W Loyola University 62-57W Belhaven College 99-88W LSU-Shreveport 74-60W Tougaloo College 75-65W Spring Hill College 69-60W Belhaven College 95-71W LSU-Shreveport 84-75L Loyola University 62-67L William Carey 61-67W Spring Hill 67-63W Tougaloo College 78-63W Spring Hill 79-70GCAC TournamentW Loyola University 79-74W William Carey 62-53NAIA National TournamentW Georgetown College 79-64L Freed-Hardeman 56-71

2006-0722-8, 11-7 GCACL AUM 68-69W Dillard University 84-34W SCAD 84-62L Montevallo 80-84

W USAO 81-73W Oklahoma Christian 78-59L Cumberland 55-56L Freed-Hardeman 50-78W West Florida 80-73W McNeese State 65-49W AUM 70-48W Berry College 79-54W Belhaven College 81-64L Xavier Univ 60-73W Tougaloo College 85-60L Loyola University 70-74W LSU-Shreveport 66-54W SUNO 69-49W Dillard University 76-51W William Carey 59-41W Spring Hill College 71-68L SUNO 49-52W LSU-Shreveport 62-47W Belhaven College 66-59W Xavier Univ 80-72L Tougaloo College 44-73W William Carey 66-62L Loyola University 72-83

L Dillard University 63-71L Spring Hill College 62-64GCAC TournamentW LSU-Shreveport 78-65L Loyola University 63-752007-0818-14, 13-5 GCACL Cumberland Univ. 67-72L Freed-Hardeman 65-75W Auburn-Montgomery 60-58L Alabama State 60-69L Southern Nazarene 52-71W Concordia 70-62L West Florida 70-74L Auburn-Montgomery 53-64W Montevallo 92-81L Miles College 52-57W Berry College 72-64W William Carey 69-61W Tougaloo 84-79W Dillard Univ. 75-57W SUNO 85-51L Xavier Univ. 70-73W LSU-Shreveport 79-62

L Loyola Univ. 81-91W Belhaven College 86-57W Spring Hill College 73-72L LSU-Shreveport 74-83L West Alabama 75-76W Dillard Univ. 75-48W William Carey 81-75L Loyola Univ. 69-90

W SUNO 69-53W Tougaloo 73-59W Xavier Univ. 75-65W Spring Hill College 73-63L Belhaven College 52-66GCAC TournamentW Belhaven College 91-61L Xavier Univ. 72-74

2008-0914-18, 6-12 GCACW Wesley College 93-49W AUM 73-66W Berry College 56-52W Shorter College 62-56L GA College & State 58-81L Columbus State 52-82W Alabama State 87-84W West Alabama 75-53L West Florida 55-59L Montevallo 60-66W Berry College 57-43L AUM 60-68W SUNO 75-55

W Dillard Univ. 79-69L Belhaven College 72-74L William Carey 63-67L Loyola Univ. 59-76W Tougaloo College 92-65L Xavier Univ. 70-82W Spring Hill College 87-83L LSU-Shreveport 58-85W William Carey 72-67L Loyola Univ. 70-75L SUNO 66-82L Dillard Univ. 55-65L Belhaven College 71-75L LSU-Shreveport 80-81L Xavier Univ. 65-74L Tougaloo College 68-74W Spring Hill College 82-74GCAC TournamentW Dillard Univ. 93-69L Loyola Univ. 62-80

Michael Berry26-24

Took over during the2007-08 season

Alabama State University 1-2Arkansas Baptist College 1-0Auburn University-Montgomery 13-27Belhaven College 31-9Belmont University 0-1Berry College 8-5Bethel College 1-0Blackburn College 1-0Blue Mountain College 2-0Brescia University 1-0Campbellsville University 1-3Carroll College 0-1Christian Brothers University 2-0Clearwater Christian College 1-0College of the Ozarks 1-0Columbus State 0-1Concordia-Selma 1-0Cumberland College 0-2Cumberland University 0-2David Lipscomb University 0-2Delta State University 0-3Dillard University 29-16Emmanuel College 1-0Evangel University 0-1Florida Memorial College 1-0Fontbonne College 1-0Franklin College 1-0Freed-Hardeman University 2-3Georgia College & State 0-1

Georgetown College 3-0Georgia Southwestern University 5-2Hastings College 0-1Huntingdon College 2-0Jacksonville State University 0-3Judson College 12-0Kennesaw State University 0-2Knoxville College 1-0Lambuth University 1-1Lee University 0-2Life University 1-1Lindsey Wilson College 1-1Louisiana Christian College 1-0Louisiana College 9-18Louisiana State Univ. - Shreveport 11-4Loyola University - New Orleans 19-13Malloy College 1-0McKendree College 1-0McNeese State University 1-2Miles College 2-1Millsaps College 2-0Mississippi University for Women 0-1Nicholls State University 1-0Oakwood College 3-0Oklahoma Baptist University 0-1Oklahoma Christian University 3-3Oklahoma University of Arts & Sciences 2-0Prairie View A&M University 0-1Reinhardt College 1-0

Savannah College of Arts & Design 1-0Schreiner College 1-0Selma University 1-0Shorter College 4-4Southeastern Louisiana University 1-6Southern Nazarene University 0-1Southern Polytechnic State University 1-0Southern University - New Orleans 31-11Southwestern Oklahoma University 0-1Spring Hill College 35-16St. Edwards University 0-1St. Gregory's University 1-0Stillman College 1-0Talladega College 8-3Tougaloo College 39-6Union University 0-2University of Alabama-Huntsville 4-1University of Central Arkansas 1-1University of Montevallo 6-14University of North Alabama 0-1University of South Alabama 0-4University of West Florida 12-17Vanguard University 0-1Warner Southern College 2-0Wesley College 1-0West Alabama, University of 2-3William Carey University 33-15Westminster College 1-0Wilberforce College 1-0

All-Time National Tournament Results1991: Lost to St. Edwards (46-60) in 1st Round1993: Lost to Hastings College (59-69) in 1st Round2002: Defeated Shorter College (73-50) in 1st Round2002: Lost to Campbellsville (60-61) in 2nd Round2003: Lost to Vanguard (48-62) in 1st Round2005: Lost to Carroll College (67-72) in 1st Round2006: Defeated Georgetown (79-64) in 1st Round2006: Lost to Freed-Hardeman (56-71) in 2nd Round

The 2002 Lady Rams advanced to the NAIA NationalTournament.

Player Seasons-A-Kelly Gregory-Acuff 1987-89 Roxanne Anderson 1994-96Jessica Arnold 2002-03Mary Arvel 1989-91

-B-Sarah Bailey 1992-95Angela Banks 1991-93Jessica Barber 2001-05Lisa Bardge 1987-89Jessica Barela 1999-00Angel Barnes 1989-90Angelique Baulding 2008-09Lisa Beaty 1999-00Renitta Bilbo 1993-95Naomi Blalock 1993-97Kewanna Booker 1998-00Kyiona Boulton 2008-Angela Bounds 2006-08A’frica Boykin 2004-05Fannie Brown 1990-92Robin Bryant-Romar 1988-90Yolanda Brundidge 1993-95

-C-Abby Campbell 2005-07Trevor Chandler 2000-04Kristy Chenevert 1999-00Cindy Cherry 1990-92Desireé Christen 1998-2002Jamie Chustz 1997-98Sanora Cole 2003Crystal Coston 2002-06Courtney Craft 2004-05Morgan Crawford 2009-Olivia Crawford 1996-00Tameika Crimbley 2000-01

-D-Angie Daniels 1988-90, 91-92Laura Davis 2004-05Tamara Davis 1994-96Paula Dill 2001-03Kristie Dreher 1993-97

-E-Amanda Eads 2008-Monica Evetts 1990-93

-F-Rachel Farmer 2000-04Jackie Faulk 1991-92Misty Ferguson 1993-95Lakita Ford 2004-07Cindy Friday 1989-91

-G-Wyonna Goldsmith 1988-90Danielle Goodly 2005-09Lindsay Grant 1995-99Shellie Griffin 1993-94

-H-Stephanie Hallinan 2008-09Lesa Hartley 1987-88Dana Henderson 1996-98Kelli Henderson 2000-01Jamie Heruska 1991-92Sjajuana Hill 1994-96Alice Honnery 2009-Erin Hostrander 1997-01Crystal Hutchinson 2007-08

-J-Stephanie Jackson 1989-92Sydney Jackson 1992-93Davina Jefferson 2009-Carlys Roscoe-Jenkins 2008-09Gerica Johnson 2008-Tiphania Johnson 2000-03Laura Jones 2007-08Stephanie Jones 1989-90

-K-Krystal Kennedy 1987-88Shaketa Kindred 2001-02Melissa Kirkland 1998Tara Kline 1987-89Sandra Kostandinovic 2004-07

-L-Katharina Lachmann 2008-09Alyssa Lane 2009-Sherie Lattimore 2000-04Stephanie Lawless 1990-91Rheonda Leary 2003-07Natalia Lebron 1994-96Emmerentia Ledwaba 2005-07Dana Lee 1995-99Sasha Lilly 2002-04Michele Loftus-Christian 1987-89Latasha Long 2007-08Lakeela Lowe 2007-08Edmarie Lumbsley 2000-02Sharon Lyons 1988-89

-M-Adrienne Mackay 2009-Anna Maddox 2007-08Kelli Manning 2004-06Carlee Marcum 1994-96Erica Martens 2003-05Traci Mattingly 1991-93Tamella Mazingo 1993-94Michelle McDougal 1991-92Sherri McIntosh 2006-09Monique McKenzie 1998-00Amy McKeough 1991-93Laura Meisler 1987-88Morgan Melancon 2008-Carolyn Mirelez 1988-89Tara Morris 1990-92

-N-Christy Nall 1992-94Amanda Newman 2006-07

-P-Shundretta Patterson 2002-03Krista Payne 1990-91Carolyn Penney 1995-97Bianca Phillips 2008-Cathy Pirkle-Blake 1987-89Tonja Poole 1994-98 Bernadette Powe 1992-97Ashley Prestenbach 2006-07Tina Pugh 1993-95

-R-Sabrina Reynolds 1989-90Susie Richards 1987-88Shiobhan Riley 1998-00Margo Rose 2005-07Debra Rutledge 1997-99Kinga Rybarczyk 2002-06

-S-Jessica Sanders 1998-99Keli Saragusa 2000-04Brandy Schick 1996-01Stacey Scott 1993-95Kim Shaw 1988-89Laurie Simon 1999-03Patsy Slater 2004-05Alicia Smith 2008-09Christy Smith 1995-97Windy Smith 1989-90Trenell Spears 2009-Shanelle Stallworth 2001-03Blair Stevens 2008-09Brittany Stevens 2008-09April Straight 1997-00 Patricia Sylvester 1987-89

-T-Dalenah Tanner 1996-98Kashonna Tarver 1997-00Kelly Temme 1993-94Kim Temme 1993-94Shanna Thorpe 2006-07Deborah Tunstall 1998

-W-Jenee Washington 2007-08Stephanie Washington 1990-92Beth Wasson-Murray 1987-91Jennifer Wasson 1989-93Jan Williams 1988-92Johnitia Williams 2005-09Laquita Williams 2005-07Shira Williams 2003Tammy Williams 1993-95Stacy Winck 1987-88Twanna Wolfe 1994-96Tina Womack 1990-92

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