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EUREKA COLLEGEWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2011-12 EUREKA COLLEGE WINTER SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE

EUREKA COLLEGE 2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

Experience (Exp.) Key:

1L: one letter • 2L: two letters • 3L: three letters • TR: Transfer • HS: High School

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School

3 Lanie Viti Sr. G 5-5 2L Streator, Ill. Woodland

4 Jenna Brooks Fr. G 5-7 HS Peoria, Ill. Limestone

5 Kourtney Ewald Jr. G 5-6 TR Ottawa, Ill. Ottawa/IVCC

10 Kiley Bugaieski So. G 5-8 1L Tremont, Ill. Tremont

11 Ashley Segerstrom So. G 5-5 HS LeRoy, Ill. LeRoy

12 Amanda Schreck So. G 5-6 1L Monmouth, Ill. Monmouth-Roseville

14 Jaquie Flanagan Jr. G 5-9 2L Washington, Ill. Washington

15 Taylor Muehlich Fr. G 5-8 HS Tremont, Ill. Tremont

22 Caty Eeten So. G 5-9 1L Eureka, Ill. Eureka

23 Elizabeth Greger Sr. F 5-11 3L Petersburg, Ill. PORTA

32 Britny Hoag So. G 5-6 HS Sidell, Ill. Jamaica

34 Lisa Byard Sr. F 6-0 3L Morton, Ill. Morton

40 Khassandrae Brown Sr. F 5-11 1L East Peoria, Ill. East Peoria/Kankakee

42 Sara Hamilton Sr. G 5-9 1L Washington, Ill. Washington/Illinois Central

43 Kelli Dunne Jr. F 5-10 HS Peoria, Ill. Richwoods

44 Victoria White So. G 5-6 HS Chicago, Ill. Dunbar

45 Melissa Clements Jr. F 6-2 TR Sheridan, Ill. Serena/IVCC

Head Coach: Taren Martin (Illinois State ‘04), 2nd season, 9-15 (.375)

Assistant Coaches: Paul Bryant (Alaska Pacifi c ‘89), 1st season; Mike Donovan (Illinois State ‘11), 1st season

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Date Opponent Location Time

NOVEMBER

15 ROBERT MORRIS-SPRINGFIELD Reagan Center 5 p.m.

17 KNOX Reagan Center 7 p.m.

22 at Concordia (Ill.) River Forest, Ill. 7 p.m.

30 *GREENVILLE Reagan Center 6 p.m.

DECEMBER

3 *PRINCIPIA Reagan Center 1 p.m.

7 at Lincoln Christian Lincoln, Ill. 5 p.m.

17 SILVER LAKE Reagan Center 2 p.m.

27 $vs. Concordia (Wis.) Las Vegas, Nev. 3 p.m.

29 $vs. Simpson Las Vegas, Nev. 1 p.m.

JANUARY

4 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. 6 p.m.

7 *WESTMINSTER Reagan Center 1 p.m.

10 *WEBSTER Reagan Center 6 p.m.

14 *at Fontbonne St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.

16 *SPALDING Reagan Center 6 p.m.

18 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. 6 p.m.

21 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. 1 p.m.

25 *MacMURRAY Reagan Center 6 p.m.

28 *at Greenville Greenville, Ill. 1 p.m.

FEBRUARY

1 *BLACKBURN Reagan Center 6 p.m.

4 *at Webster St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.

8 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Reagan Center 6 p.m.

11 *FONTBONNE Reagan Center 1 p.m.

18 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. 1 p.m.

21 *at MacMurray Jacksonville, Ill. 6 p.m.

24 #at SLIAC Tournament TBA TBA

25 #at SLIAC Tournament TBA TBA

All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game

$ -- D3Hoops.com Classic (South Point Hotel and Casino)

# -- If necessary

EUREKA COLLEGE 2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/3

Starters Returning/Lost 5/0

2011 Newcomers 7

First Year of Women’s Basketball 1975-76

All-Time Record 434-419

2010 Record 9-15

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2006-07

All-Time Record 25-57

2010 SLIAC Record 5-11 (T-6th)

Website sliac.org

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach Taren Martin

Career Record 9-15 (.375)

Record at Eureka Same

Offi ce Phone (309) 467-6865

Assistant Coaches

Paul Bryant 1st season

Mike Donovan 1st season

COACHING STAFF

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Taren Martin will enter her second season

as women’s basketball head coach at

Eureka College in 2011-12. Martin, the

ninth head coach in EC women’s basketball

history, was named head coach in May

2010. Martin was also named Assistant

Athletic Director and Senior Woman

Administrator effective Oct. 1, 2010.

In her fi rst season as head coach, Martin

guided the Red Devils to nine wins

and a sixth-place fi nish in the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, the

Red Devils’ highest league fi nish since the

2006-07 season. Her nine victories were

the second-most by a head coach in a

debut season in Eureka women’s basketball

history.

Martin’s fi rst season saw the emergence

of several new faces, including guard Caty

Eeten, who earned the SLIAC’s Newcomer

of the Year and D3Hoops.com Central

Region Rookie of the Year awards in her

fi rst season in the Eureka backcourt. In all,

the Red Devils earned two SLIAC Player of

the Week awards and forward Khassandrae

Brown was one of three players in the

league to rank among the top-fi ve in

scoring, rebounding and minutes played.

Martin’s 2010-11 squad also proved to be

one Eureka’s top 3-point shooting teams,

as the Red Devils set a new single-season

school record with 109 3-point baskets

made. Eureka also set single-game records

during the 2010-11 season with 114 points

scored, 11 3-point fi eld goals made and 35

assists in a victory over Lincoln Christian on

Jan. 20, 2011. The Red Devils also broke

the single-game steals record with 41 thefts

against the Red Lions on Feb. 9, 2011.

The Red Devils also excelled in the

classroom under Martin’s watch, posting a

cumulative grade point average of 3.2 as

a team, while Jaquie Flanagan was one of

two student-athletes from the program to be

named to the 2010-11 SLIAC All-Academic

Team.

In addition to the success achieved by

the Red Devils on the court and in the

classroom, Martin and the Red Devils have

been a positive infl uence in the Eureka

community. The women’s basketball

program has compiled nearly 600 hours

of community service since 2010, going

to recess at local elementary schools,

volunteering at a retirement home in

Eureka, volunteering during Eureka’s

annual Reagan Festival, offering instruction

at youth basketball camps in the fall and

summer, raking leaves in the community,

and being an angel tree buddy for children

during the holiday season.

A native of Savannah, Mo., Martin comes

from a family of outstanding athletes.

Her dad was inducted into the Missouri

Western State University Athletic Hall of

Fame, having earned two-time All-America

honors for baseball. He is also a member

of the Missouri State Cross Country/

Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

Martin’s sister, Jaime (O’Brien) Dial, won

two Missouri state titles in tennis and track.

She went on to Missouri Western State

University where she played basketball and

tennis. Having those two individuals as

mentors, Martin had big shoes to fi ll.

Martin graduated from Savannah High

School in Savannah, Mo. where she was

a three-sport All-Missouri State athlete in

tennis, basketball and track. As starting

point guard, she led her basketball team to

a second-place state fi nish three times. She

also brought home a second place state

medal in track for the 4x800 relay.

Martin played her collegiate basketball at

Division I Illinois State University in Normal,

Ill. She began her four-year playing career

for the Redbirds in 2000, eventually helping

ISU to one of its greatest turnarounds in

program history. As a senior during the

2003-04 season, Martin averaged 11.4

TAREN MARTINHEAD COACHILLINOIS STATE ‘04SECOND SEASON

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MARTIN AT A GLANCEEDUCATIONB.S., Speech Communication, Illinois State University, 2004

M.S., Communication, Illinois State University, 2007

COACHING EXPERIENCEHead Coach, Eureka College (2010-Present)

Director of Basketball Operations, Illinois State (2005-10)

Graduate Assistant Coach, Illinois State (2004-05)

PLAYING EXPERIENCEIllinois State (2000-04)

FAMILYHusband, Patrick

Daughter, Ryleigh (4)

Son, Jackson (3)

points, 4.6 assists and 2.6 steals per game in leading the Redbirds

to a fi fth-place fi nish in the Missouri Valley Conference and a 16-13

record, a nine-win improvement from the previous season and

team’s best record since 1996-97.

Martin received Illinois State’s Jill Hutchison Endowed Scholarship

in 2003 and the Jill Hutchison Coach’s Award for leadership and

performance for her efforts during her senior season. Martin was

the fi rst Illinois State player to record 300 assists, 250 made free

throws, 150 steals and 100 three-point fi eld goals.

After playing four seasons as a player for the Redbirds, Martin

began her coaching career in 2004 with two-time Missouri Valley

Coach of the Year and current University of Missouri women’s

basketball head coach Robin Pingeton. Martin served as a

graduate assistant for one year before being named Illinois State’s

fi rst Director of Women’s Basketball Operations while completing

her master’s degrees in communication.

In addition to her coaching duties, Martin oversaw the day-to-day

operations of the program, worked with the guards and did tireless

work behind the scenes. She also developed communication

plans, organized day-to-day activities, community service work,

public relations and marketing. Martin was a vital part in rebuilding

Illinois State’s program which saw the Redbirds win three

conference titles and make fi ve trips to the postseason in seven

years, including back-to-back WNIT semifi nal appearances in 2009

and 2010.

“We’re very excited to welcome Coach Martin to Eureka College to

lead our women’s basketball program,” Bryant said on the date of

her introductory news conference in May 2010. “We are privileged

to have chosen someone with Taren’s experience. She will bring a

new level of professionalism and vigor to the Red Devils.”

Formerly Taren O’Brien, she married Patrick Martin in 2005. They

have a four-year-old daughter, Ryleigh, and a three-year-old son,

Jackson.

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PAUL BRYANTASSISTANT COACHALASKA PACIFIC ‘89FIRST SEASON

MIKE DONOVANASSISTANT COACHILLINOIS STATE ‘11FIRST SEASON

Paul Bryant will enter his fi rst full season as a women’s basketball

assistant coach at Eureka in 2011-12.

Bryant began his coaching career at the collegiate level during the

1996-97 season as a men’s basketball assistant coach at Sinclair

Community College in Dayton, Ohio. He went on to become the

head coach at Sinclair the following season, directing the Pride for

six seasons from 1997 until 2003. During his six seasons, Bryant

won 88 games, led Sinclair to four NJCAA Division II regional

appearances, two national tournament berths and a national

runner-up fi nish in 1998. He was named the Great Lakes Region

Coach of the Year.

Prior to the 2003-04 season, Bryant became the men’s basketball

head coach at Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. While

guiding the Blue Knights, Bryant was chosen as the American

Mideast South Division Coach of the Year and American Mideast

Conference Coach of the Year. Beginning in 2004, Bryant served

as an Associate Director of Athletics at UU. He left Urbana in 2008

to accept his current position at Eureka.

Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks, Bryant coached

basketball from 1989 until 1996 at the Dayton Jewish Center.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North Idaho

College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a bachelor’s

degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education degree

from Urbana. Bryant is a member of the National Association

of Basketball Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators and

the National Association of College Directors of Athletics. He

also served as the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Administrative Council Chair during the 2010-11 school year.

In addition to his duties with the Eureka women’s basketball

program, Bryant is also in his fourth year as the Eureka College

Director of Athletics.

Mike Donovan will join Taren Martin’s staff for his fi rst season as a

collegiate assistant coach in 2011-12.

A native of Antioch, Ill., Donovan played four years of prep

basketball at Antioch High School. He contributed as a small

forward for the Sequoites and also played four years of boys

volleyball. He graduated from Antioch in 2006.

Donovan attended Illinois State University and contributed to

the women’s basketball program at ISU as a practice player for

three seasons from 2008 until 2011. There, he met Eureka head

coach Taren Martin, who served as ISU’s Director of Basketball

Operations through the 2009-10 season. Donovan is due to earn a

B.S. in physical education from ISU in December 2011.

In addition to coaching at Eureka, Donovan is in his second season

as the eighth grade boys basketball coach at Thomas Metcalf

School in Normal, Ill. He has served as an assistant physical

education teacher at Metcalf since 2009 and completed his student

teaching there in fall 2011.

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THE GANG IS BACKThe Red Devils return 10 players

from last season, including their entire

starting lineup, to boast one of the most

experienced rosters in the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Eureka returns more than 80 percent of

its production from last season in every

major statistical category.

PRESEASON SLIAC POLLThe Red Devils were picked to fi nish

fi fth in the SLIAC according to a vote

conducted by SLIAC coaches in October.

Eureka fi nished in a tie for sixth place last

season.

NEW FLOORAfter playing the previous three seasons

on a synthetic surface, the Red Devils will

play all 11 of their home games on a new

hardwood fl oor inside the Reagan Center.

The fl oor, installed during a 10-day

process in June, was formerly used by

the Minnesota Timberwolves of the NBA.

2011-12 PRESEASON NOTEBOOK

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Senior forward Lisa Byard has started 74 consecutive games and needs

172 more points to reach Eureka’s all-time top-10 scoring list.

With 10 returning letterwinners, including

all fi ve members from last season’s starting

lineup, the Eureka College women’s

basketball team is poised to make its

sixth season a member of the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference its best

one yet. Eureka will look to build upon a

sixth-place league fi nish from a year ago

and qualify for the league’s postseason

tournament for the fi rst time in program

history.

Second-year head coach Taren Martin and

the Red Devils will enjoy unprecedented

experience and depth in 2011-12, as eight

returning players have compiled at least 300

career minutes played and seven players

have started at least once in their careers.

Eureka returns more than 80 percent of its

scoring, rebounding and minutes played

from a year ago.

Senior forward Lisa Byard returns for her

senior season, one of only two players on

the roster since the beginning of the 2008-

09 season. The Morton, Ill. native leads

Eureka in nearly every offensive category,

including points, rebounds, assists, fi eld

goals made and free throws made. She has

started all 74 games of her collegiate career

and can reach the all-time Eureka scoring

top-10 list with 172 points this season.

Elizabeth Greger returns as Eureka’s

other four-year member of the women’s

basketball program. The senior forward

played in 17 games last season after

successfully recovering from major knee

injury that caused her to miss 42 games

from December 2008 to February 2010.

Greger will provide veteran leadership and

depth in the Eureka frontcourt.

Another senior playing a key role in 2011-12

is guard Sara Hamilton. The Washington

High School product has been a steady

and reliable option for Martin in the Eureka

backcourt, as Hamilton played a team-high

791 minutes last season. She averaged

11.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists

per game and earned SLIAC Player of the

Week honors on two different occasions.

Khassandrae Brown also returns as a

starter from a year ago after fi nishing her

fi rst season as a Red Devil as onee of three

players to rank in the top-fi ve in the SLIAC

in scoring (14.8, fourth) and rebounding

(7.1, fi fth). She and Byard will anchor a

Eureka front line that averaged more than

40 rebounds per game last season. Lanie

Viti rounds Eureka’s fi ve-player senior class

this season.

Eureka, Ill. native and 2011 SLIAC

Newcomer of the Year Caty Eeten returns

for her fi rst full season in 2011-12. After

joining the team at semester break last

winter, Eeten averaged 17.7 points, 6.9

rebounds and 3.4 assists in 17 outings last

season. She also shot 80 percent from the

free throw line and will continue to be one

of the Red Devils’ best scoring threats this

season.


ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Games Played

Lisa Byard 74

Jaquie Flanagan 49

Elizabeth Greger 25

Sara Hamilton 24

Lanie Viti 24

Points

Lisa Byard 856

Khassandrae Brown 340

Jaquie Flanagan 318

Caty Eeten 301

Sara Hamilton 278

Rebounds

Lisa Byard 565

Sara Hamilton 165


Jaquie Flanagan 141

Caty Eeten 117

Assists

Lisa Byard 66

Jaquie Flanagan 64

Caty Eeten 58

Sara Hamilton 56


Steals

Jaquie Flanagan 56

Lisa Byard 48

Sara Hamilton 39

Caty Eeten 30

Two players 17

Blocked Shots

Lisa Byard 38

Jaquie Flanagan 17

Caty Eeten 16

Khassandrae Brown 7

Sara Hamilton 7

3-Point Field Goals

Jaquie Flanagan 29

Kiley Bugaieski 20

Sara Hamilton 19

Caty Eeten 14

Amanda Schreck 14

Free Throws

Lisa Byard 282

Caty Eeten 101


Sara Hamilton 43

Elizabeth Greger 32

WHAT RETURNS IN 2011-12?2011-12 Stat Returning Lost Pct.

Points 1,418 165 89.6

Rebounds 855 113 88.3

Assists 256 55 82.3

Steals 185 31 85.6

2011-12 Stat Returning Lost Pct.

Blocks 54 5 91.5

Field Goals 495 56 89.8

Free Throws 345 27 92.7

Minutes 4,042 783 83.8

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Sophomore guard Caty Eeten was named 2011 SLIAC Newcomer of the

Year and is one of fi ve returning starters.

Junior guard Jaquie Flanagan will enter

her third season as part of the program

as Eureka’s active leader with 29 career

3-point baskets made. Along with her

outstanding defensive presence, Flanagan

will contribute at both ends of the fl oor this

winter.

Sophomore guards Kiley Bugaieski and

Amanda Schreck return after impressive

debut collegiate seasons and will see

playing time at the guard position. The duo

combined to knock down 34 3-point baskets

and shoot 79 percent from the free throw

line as freshmen last season.

Martin will welcome seven newcomers to

the program this season, including junior

college transfers Kourtney Ewald and

Melissa Clements. Both players come

from junior college powerhouse Illinois

Valley Community College. True freshman

guard Jenna Brooks (Limestone) is

expected to contribute right away in the

Eureka backcourt.

Eureka will begin the 37th season in

program history at the Reagan Center on

Nov. 15 against Robert Morris-Springfi eld.

The contest marks the fi rst of four non-

conference home games, as the Red Devils

will also welcome Knox (Nov. 17), Silver

Lake (Dec. 17) and Lincoln Christian (Feb.

8). The Red Devils will take a lengthy

road trip during the holiday break, playing

two games as part of the second annual

D3Hoops.com Classic at the South Point

Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev.

Eureka will play Concordia (Wis.) on Dec.

27 and Simpson on Dec. 29. The schedule

also includes non-conference road trips

to Concordia (Ill.) (Nov. 22) and Lincoln

Christian (Dec. 7).

The 16-game SLIAC slate will begin at

the Reagan Center on Nov. 30 against

Greenville. Eureka will play a home-

and-home series against all eight league

opponents. The top four teams in the fi nal

SLIAC standings -- excluding Spalding in its

fi nal season of a three-year NCAA Division

III provisional period -- will qualify for the

postseason league tournament hosted by

the regular season champion.


LISA BYARDSENIOR • FORWARD • 6-0MORTON, Ill.MORTON H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks ninth all-time in Eureka history with 565 career rebounds ... Also the active Eureka leader in minutes played (2,108), points (856), assists (66) and blocked shots (38) ... Has started 74 consecutive games ... Needs 172 points in 2011-12 to reach the all-time Eureka top-10 list.

Junior (2010-11): One of two Red Devils to start all 24 games ... Averaged 7.1 points and 6.8 points rebounds per game ... Also compiled 29 assists, 17 steals and 14 blocked shots ... Scored in double-fi gures seven times, including four of the last fi ve games of the season ... Recorded three double-doubles ... Collected a season-high 13 rebounds in a home win over Concordia (Ill.) on Nov. 23 ... Her three blocked shots at Webster on Dec. 4 were a career-high ... Poured in a season-best 17 points and went 5-for-5 from the free throw line against Westminster on Jan. 8.

Sophomore (2009-10): The only Eureka player to start all 25 games ... Led the Red Devils with 118 fi eld goals made and 362 points ... Led the SLIAC with 126 free throws made, the third-highest total in a single season in school history ... Ranked second among SLIAC players in scoring (14.5) and fourth in rebounding (8.4) ... Tied a school record with 16 free throws made at MSOE on Nov. 21 ... Recorded nine double-doubles ... Matched a career-high with 33 points and grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds in a season-opening win at Mount Mary on Nov. 20 ... Played the full 40 minutes and tied her season-best with 14 boards at Fontbonne on Jan. 2 ... Set a new career-best with four steals in a win at Lincoln Christian on Jan. 13.

Freshman (2008-09): Started all 25 games for the Red Devils ... Averaged 13.0 points per game to rank eighth in the SLIAC ... Led the team and fi nished fi fth in the league with 7.7 rebounds per game ... Recorded seven double-doubles ... Scored a career-high 33 points against Concordia (Ill.) on Nov. 26, just her second collegiate game ... Became the third player in program history to record 20 rebounds in a game and set a freshman record when she pulled down 20 boards against Blackburn on Feb. 11.

Morton High School: Helped the Potters to 32 wins and a fourth-place fi nish in Class AA as a junior in 2006-07 ... Served as team captain during her senior season in 2007-08, leading Morton to a regional title ... Also played softball.

Personal: The daughter of Kim & Rita Byard, Lisa was born Oct. 20, 1989 in Morton, Ill. ... Majoring in biology.

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Spring 2011: Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll

Fall 2010: Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll



Dec. 31, 2009: SLIAC Player of the Week

Nov. 24, 2009: SLIAC Player of the Week


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ELIZABETH GREGERSENIOR • FORWARD • 5-11PETERSBURG, Ill.PORTA H.S.

Junior (2011-11): Played in 17 games, making her only start of

the season at Illinois-Springfi eld on Dec. 18 ... Averaged 2.1 points

and 2.1 rebounds per game ... Came off the bench for four minutes

in the season opener at Knox on Nov. 18, her fi rst game action

since Dec. 21, 2008 ... Set a new career-high with four assists and

matched a personal-best with fi ve steals versus Lincoln Christian

on Jan. 20 ... Scored a season-high nine points and made her fi rst

career 3-pointer in 22 minutes at Lincoln Christian on Feb. 9.

Sophomore (2009-10): Missed the entire season with a knee

injury.

Freshman (2008-09): Appeared in eight games, making six starts

before a knee injury ended her season in December ... Scored 10

points and collected nine rebounds as a starter in her collegiate

debut on Nov. 18 against Monmouth ... Scored a career-high 19

points against Dominican (Ill.) on Dec. 21.

PORTA High School: A four-year starter, Elizabeth was an Illinois

Basketball Coaches Association All-State Honorable Mention

choice as a senior ... Named First Team All-Sangamon Conference

as a senior ... Earned team’s most valuable player award and was

the recipient of the team’s rebound and free throw awards ... Also

earned three letters in softball and two letters in swimming ... An

honor student.

Personal: The daughter of Jon and Nancy Greger, Elizabeth was

born Jan. 23, 1990 in Sarasota, Fla. ... Majoring in elementary

education.

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KHASSANDRAE BROWNSENIOR • FORWARD • 5-11EAST PEORIA, Ill.EAST PEORIA H.S./KANKAKEE

Junior (2010-11): Played in 23 games, including 21 starting

assignments ... Averaged 14.8 points and led Eureka with 7.1

rebounds per game ... Eureka’s representative on the SLIAC All-

Sportsmanship Team ... Shot a team-best 49.0 percent from the

fi eld ... A 77.0 percent free throw shooter ... One of three players to

rank in the top-fi ve in the SLIAC in scoring (fourth) and rebounding

(fi fth) ... Had fi ve double-doubles ... Scored in double-fi gures in 10

consecutive games to close the season ... Scored 20 points and

grabbed nine rebounds in her Eureka debut at Knox on Nov. 18 ...

Gathered a career-high 17 rebounds in a home win over Concordia

(Ill.) on Nov. 23 ... Dished out a career-high fi ve assists and played

the full 40 minutes at Fontbonne on Jan. 4 ... Scored a personal-

best 22 points and went 8-for-8 from the free throw line against

Westminster on Jan. 8 ... Her two blocked shots in a victory over

MacMurray on Jan. 15 were a career-high.

Sophomore (2009-10): Played in 35 games as a returning

sophomore for Kankakee Community College ... Led the

Cavaliers to a fourth-place fi nish at the NJCAA Division II national

tournament ... Named to the Region 4 All-Tournament Team ...

Averaged 10.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game ... Shot 61

percent from the fi eld.

Freshman (2008-09): Played in 35 games as a true freshman for

Kankakee Community College ... Led the Cavaliers to a fi fth-place

fi nish at the NJCAA Division II national tournament ... Named to

the Region 4 All-Tournament Team ... Averaged 10.5 points and 7.9

rebounds per game ... Shot 52 percent from the fi eld.

East Peoria High School: Earned All-State Second Team

accolades as a senior from the Associated Press and Third Team

honors from the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association ... A three-

time All-Mid-Illini Conference First Team choice ... Chosen for the

Peoria Journal Star All-Area First Team as a senior.

Personal: The daughter of Craig and Karla Brown, Khassandrae

was born Oct. 19, 1989 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has seven siblings, Brandy

(25), Emilee (19), Austin (15), Alexandrea (13), Baylee (11),

Braeden (7) and Keearrah (3) ... Majoring in special education.

Kankakee statistics courtesy of NJCAA.org.

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SARA HAMILTONSENIOR • GUARD • 5-9WASHINGTON, Ill.WASHINGTON H.S./ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Junior (2010-11): One of only two Red Devils to start all 24 games

... Averaged 11.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game

... Led the Red Devils and ranked third in the SLIAC with 33.0

minutes played per game ... Recorded three double-doubles ...

A two-time SLIAC Player of the Week (Dec. 21, Jan. 18) ... Her

11 rebounds in a win against Concordia (Ill.) on Nov. 23 were

a career-high ... Scored a career-high 25 points, collected 10

rebounds and dished out a career-best seven assists in a SLIAC

win over Principia on Nov. 30 ... Picked up a personal-best fi ve

steals against Lincoln Christian on Jan. 20 ... Blocked two shots

versus Webster Jan. 29, her fi rst career multi-block game.

Sophomore (2009-10):Played in 24 games as a returning

sophomore for Illinois Central College in East Peoria, Ill. ...

Averaged 2.1 points and 2.6 rebounds per game ... Helped the

Cougars to a runner-up fi nish at the NJCAA Division II Region 24

Tournament.

Freshman (2008-09): Played in 33 games as a true freshman for

Illinois Central College in East Peoria, Ill. ... Averaged 8.1 points

and 4.4 rebounds per game ... Helped the Cougars to a runner-up

fi nish at the NJCAA Division II Region 24 Tournament.

Washington High School: A two-time All-Mid-Illini Conference

selection in 2007 and 2008 ... Named to the All-Pontiac

Tournament team three times (2006-08) ... Also earned All-Manual

Tournament Team accolades in 2008 ... Earned the team’s most

valuable player award as a senior in 2008.

Personal: The daughter of Jim and Carol Hamilton, Sara was

born March 24, 1990 in Fulda, Germany ... Has a younger sister,

Natalie (16) ... Hit .488 with fi ve homers and 22 RBI in 28 starts

as Eureka’s primary center fi elder, earning All-SLIAC First Team

softball accolades in 2011 ... Served as an assistant to the Eureka

volleyball coaching staff in 2011 ... Previously played softball at

Illinois Central, earning Region 24 All-Region Team honors in 2010.

Illinois Central statistics courtesy of NJCAA.org.

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on Dec. 4 at the EC Classic

... Set new career-highs with

19 points and 11 rebounds

at Lincoln Christian on Jan.

13 for her fi rst career double-

double. Washington High

School: A three-year varsity

letter winner for the Panthers,

Jaquie led Washington to back-

to-back Pontiac Tournament

championships during her junior

and senior seasons ... A versatile

player, Jaquie contributed as

both a guard and forward ...

Helped Washington to 27 wins

during her fi nal two seasons

... A member of the high honor

roll. Personal: The daughter of

Mike and Cindi Flanagan, Jaquie

was born Sept. 14, 1990 in Eureka, Ill. ... Majoring in elementary

education.

10 • KILEY BUGAIESKISOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-9TREMONT, Ill.TREMONT H.S.

Freshman (2010-11): Played 23 games, making four starts ...

Averaged 5.0 points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... Shot a team-

best 82.8 percent (24-for-29)

from the free throw line ...

Made her collegiate debut as a

reserve at Knox on Nov. 18 ...

Scored a career-high 15 points

and went 8-for-8 from the free

throw line against Westminster

on Jan. 8 ... Played 29 minutes

and dished out a career-best

fi ve assists against MacMurray

in her fi rst career start on Jan.

15. Tremont High School:

Named to the All-Heart of Illinois

Conference Second Team as

a senior in 2010 and received

Honorable Mention as a junior

in 2009 ... Holds the Tremont

record for making at least

one three-point basket in 27

consecutive games. Personal:

The daughter of Jody Bugaieski and Mark Bugaieski, Kiley was

born June 23, 1992 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has a younger brother, Brock

(16) ... Majoring in nursing ... Also a member of the Eureka track &

fi eld team.

3 • LANIE VITISENIOR • GUARD • 5-5STREATOR, Ill.WOODLAND H.S.2010-11 (Junior): Played in nine games as a reserve ... Averaged

1.9 points and 0.6 rebounds per appearance ... Scored eight

points to go along with three assists and a pair of steals against

Lincoln Christian on Jan. 20 ...

Scored a career-best nine points

and picked up her fi rst career

block at Lincoln Christian on

Feb. 9. 2008-09 (Freshman):

Appeared in 15 games off the

bench for the Red Devils ... Set

season-highs with 19 minutes

played, three points and three

rebounds at Maryville on Jan.

3 ... Wore jersey number 21.

Woodland High School: A

3-point specialist, Viti helped

the Woodland-Flanagan co-op

to an undefeated Tri-County

Conference title and the IHSA

class 1A championship as a

senior. Personal: The daughter

of Theresa Yuhas, Lanie was

born June 10, 1990 in Streator, Ill. ... Has a sibling, Lacie (17) ...

Majoring in athletic training ... Joined the Eureka College cross

country team prior to the 2010 season.

14 • JAQUIE FLANAGANJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-9WASHINGTON, Ill.WASHINGTON H.S.Career Notes: The active Eureka leader in 3-point fi eld goals

made (29).

Sophomore (2010-11): Appeared in all 24 games, making 15

starts ... Recorded 4.0 points and 1.7 rebounds per game ...

Scored 11 points and grabbed a season-high fi ve rebounds in a

win over Principia on Nov. 30 ... Her 13 points at Lincoln Christian

on Feb. 9 were a season-best ... Played a career-high 42 minutes

in an overtime game against Blackburn on Feb. 16. Freshman

(2009-10): Played in all 25 games, making 22 starts ... Averaged

8.8 points and 4.0 rebounds per game ... Led the Red Devils

with 38 steals ... Shot 72.7 percent (16-for-22) from the free

throw line ... Blocked 12 shots ... Played 33 minutes and scored

eight points in her collegiate debut at Mount Mary on Nov. 20 ...

Scored 18 points and had nine steals in a win over Mount Mary


Winter 2010-11: SLIAC All-Academic Team




HONORS & AWARDS

LANIE VITI

JAQUIE FLANAGAN


HONORS & AWARDS

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12 • AMANDA SCHRECKSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-6MONMOUTH, Ill.MONMOUTH-ROSEVILLE H.S.Freshman (2010-11): Played in 19 games off the bench ... Posted

averages of 3.4 points and 1.3 rebounds per game ... Made her

collegiate debut as a reserve at Knox on Nov. 18 ... Recorded her

fi rst career fi eld goal at Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Dec. 16 ...

Collected a career-best eight

steals, four rebounds and three

assists at Lincoln Christian

on Feb. 9 ... Set career-highs

with 14 points, four 3-pointers

and 35 minutes played

against Blackburn on Feb. 16.

Monmouth-Roseville High

School: Led the Titans to back-

to-back Olympic Conference

championships in 2009 and

2010 ... Also participated in

track & fi eld, winning a state

championship as part of the

Titans’ 3200 meter relay team ...

Earned Peoria Journal Star All-

Area honors in track. Personal:

The daughter of Joe and Denise

Schreck, Amanda was born Aug.

13, 1992 in Monmouth, Ill. ... Has four siblings, Ryan (23), Tanner

(19), Cody (18) and Mackenzie (15) ... Also a member of the

Eureka College cross country and track & fi eld teams ... Majoring

in criminal justice.

11 • ASHLEY SEGERSTROMSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-5LeROY, Ill.LeROY H.S.Freshman (2011-12): Missed her freshman season with an

ankle injury. LeRoy High School: Named to the Heart of Illinois

Conference All-Academic Team in 2010 ... Led the Panthers

to 17 wins and a second-place conference fi nish as a senior in

2010 ... Also played a part in the Panthers’ third-place fi nish in

2009. Personal: The daughter of Scott and Kathy Segerstrom,

Ashley was born Sept. 18, 1991 in LeRoy, Ill. ... Has three siblings,

Jennifer (20), Samantha (16) and Danielle (15) ... Majoring in

biology ... A member of the Eureka student athletic training staff.

22 • CATY EETENSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-10EUREKA, Ill.EUREKA H.S.

Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in 17 games, including 14 starts,

after joining the Red Devils during semester break ... Averaged

17.7 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game ... Shot 80.2

percent (101-for-126) from the free throw line ... Named to the

All-SLIAC Second Team ... Chosen as the SLIAC Newcomer of

the Year and D3Hoops.com Central Region Rookie of the Year

... Played 26 minutes off the

bench in her collegiate debut at

Illinois-Springfi eld on Dec. 18

... Scored 12 points in her fi rst

career start at Fontbonne on

Jan. 4 ... Went 10-for-11 from

the free throw line at Greenville

on Jan. 6 ... Recorded a career-

high nine steals at Lincoln

Christian on Feb. 9 ... Picked up

her fi rst career double-double

with 17 points and 11 rebounds

to along with a career-best eight

assists against Greenville on

Feb. 14 ... Her 36 points against

Blackburn on Feb. 16 were a

career-best and the second-

most in single-game program

history ... Scored 35 points,

collected 14 rebounds and tied the single-game school record with

16 free throws made in the season fi nale at MacMurray on Feb.

22 to be named SLIAC Player of the Week ... Wore jersey number

11. Eureka High School: Received All-State accolades from the

Illinois Basketball Coaches Association, Illinois Basketball Services

and the Champaign News-Gazette ... Chosen as the 2010 Peoria

Journal Star small-school Player of the Year ... Named All-Area by

the Peoria Journal Star and Bloomington Pantagraph three times

... A three-time All-Cornbelt Conference selection ... Named Illinois

co-Freshman of the Year by The State Journal-Register in 2007

... A state qualifi er in the IHSA 3-point showdown. Personal: The

daughter of Pat and Jane Grisham and Ron and Deb Eeten, Caty

was born July 14, 1992 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has two brothers, A.J. (24)

and Nick (22) ... Caty’s brother, Nick, played baseball at Eureka

College from 2009-10 ... Earned All-SLIAC Honorable Mention in

softball after hitting .314 with two home runs and 13 RBI as the

Red Devils’ right fi elder and leadoff hitter in 2011 ... Previously

attended Illinois Central.

AMANDA SCHRECK


2011-12: D3Hoops.com Central Region Rookie of the Year

2011-12: SLIAC Newcomer of the Year

2011-12: All-SLIAC Second Team

Feb. 22, 2011: SLIAC Player of the Week

HONORS & AWARDS

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45 • MELISSA CLEMENTSJUNIOR • FORWARD • 6-2SHERIDAN, Ill.SERENA H.S./IVCCSophomore (2009-10): Played in 32 games as a returning

sophomore for Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby, Ill.

... Averaged 4.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per contest ... Led the

Eagles to the NJCAA Division II Region 4 title ... Junior college

teammate of current Red Devil Kourtney Ewald. Freshman (2008-

09): Appeared in 31 games as a true freshman for Illinois Valley

Community College in Oglesby, Ill. ... Averaged 4.5 points and 6.0

rebounds per game ... Helped the Eagles to 27 wins and a District

title. Serena High School: The top rebounder for the Huskers

a senior in 2007-08. Personal: The daughter of Karen and Don

Clements, Melissa was born June 5, 1990 in Joliet, Ill. ... Has three

siblings, Don (25), Dillon (18) and Brianna (16) ... Majoring in art/

photography.

43 • KELLI DUNNEJUNIOR • FORWARD • 5-10PEORIA, Ill.RICHWOODS H.S.Richwoods High School: A three-year varsity letterwinner,

helping the Knights to 34 victories and an IHSA 3A championship

as a senior in 2009. Personal: The daughter of Mike & Pam

Dunne, Kelli was born Aug. 5, 1990 in San Diego, Calif. ... Has

two siblings, Jordan (18) and Ryan (16) ... Majoring in business ...

Appeared in 25 matches for the Eureka volleyball team in 2011,

compiling 158 kills, 179 digs and 11 service aces in 20 starting

assignments ... Previously played volleyball and softball at Illinois

Central College in East Peoria, Ill., leading NJCAA Division II with

89 runs batted in during the 2011 softball season.

5 • KOURTNEY EWALDJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-6OTTAWA, Ill.OTTAWA H.S./IVCCSophomore (2010-11): Appeared in 32 games as a returning

sophomore for Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby, Ill.

... Averaged 7.3 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game

for the Eagles ... Helped IVCC to a school-record 29 victories and

the NJCAA Division II Region 4 championship ... Named to the

All-Region Team. Freshman (2009-10): Played in 31 games as

a true freshman for Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby,

Ill. ... Finished the season with averages of 2.5 points and 1.5

rebounds per game ... Junior college teammate of current Red

Devil Melissa Clements. Ottawa High School: Helped the Lady

Pirates to a school-record 26 wins and an IHSA 3A regional title

as a senior ... Also a member of the track & fi eld team, setting a

school record as part of the 800-meter relay team. Personal: The

daughter of Kerry and Bonnie Ewald, Kourtney was born Aug. 31,

1991 in Ottawa, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Kriston (24) and Kiley (17)

... Majoring in secondary education/English ... Named an Academic

All-American and received an Exemplary Academic Achievement

award from the NJCAA.

32 • BRITNY HOAGSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-8SIDELL, Ill.JAMAICA H.S.Jamaica High School: A four-year varsity letterwinner for the Salt

Fork co-op ... Earned All-State Special Mention from the Illinois

Basketball Coaches Association and All-Area honors from The

Commercial-News in Danville, Ill. as a senior in 2010 ... A two-time

All-Vermillion Valley Conference and All-Vermillion County selection

... Helped Salt Fork to IHSA 1A regional titles in 2008 and 2010

and a Vermillion Valley Conference championship in 2007 ... Ranks

second in school history in steals ... Also named all-conference

in volleyball. Personal: The daughter of Andrew and Lisa Hoag,

Britny was born Oct. 1, 1991 in Danville, Ill. ... Has two siblings,

Shannon (21) and Brandon (12) ... Majoring in business/pre-law ...

Previously attended Illinois State University.

44 • VICTORIA WHITESOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-8CHICAGO, Ill.DUNBAR H.S.Dunbar High School: Chosen as the most valuable player and

most improved player of the Mightywomen. Personal: The

daughter of Willie White III and Marietta White, Victoria was born

Jan. 6, 1992 in Chicago, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Latasha (28),

Willie (25) and Qiana (22) ... Majoring in psychology ... Also a

member of the Eureka women’s soccer team, appearing in 13

matches for the Red Devils in 2011.

4 • JENNA BROOKSFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-7PEORIA, Ill.LIMESTONE H.S.Limestone High School: Served as the Rockets’ team captain ...

Earned Limestone’s most improved player award. Personal: The

daughter of Michael and Carol Brooks, Jenna was born Sept. 2,

1992 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Michael (24), Matthews

(20) and Jeff (20) ... Also a member of the Eureka women’s soccer

team, appearing in nine matches for the Red Devils in 2011.

15 • TAYLOR MUEHLICHFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-8TREMONT, Ill.TREMONT H.S.Tremont High School: Received All-Heart of Illinois Conference

honors. Personal: The daughter of Jeff and Shari Muehlich,

Taylor was born March 4, 1993 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has three siblings,

Blake (19), Noah (13) and Natalie (11) ... Majoring in elementary

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2010-11 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS (9-15, 5-11 SLIAC)Date Opponent Score Overall SLIAC Att. High Points High Rebounds

Nov. 18 at Knox L, 40-79 0-1 --- 150 K. Brown (20) Byard (12)

Nov. 20 MSOE L, 55-69 0-2 --- 186 K. Brown (15) K. Brown (10)

Nov. 23 Concordia (Ill.) W, 58-51 1-2 --- 125 Hamilton (18) K. Brown (17)

Nov. 30 *Principia W, 69-60 2-2 1-0 175 Hamilton (25) Byard/Hamilton (10)

Dec. 4 *at Webster L, 29-69 2-3 1-1 100 Bugaieski (8) Byard (10)

Dec. 16 at RMU-Springfi eld L, 56-88 2-4 --- 90 Hamilton (11) Byard (10)

Dec. 18 at Illinois-Springfi eld L, 70-87 2-5 --- 333 E. Brown (19) Hamilton (11)

Dec. 20 at Mount Mary W, 92-73 3-5 --- 100 K. Brown/Eeten (20) K. Brown (15)

Jan. 4 *at Fontbonne L, 58-71 3-6 1-2 100 Hamilton (23) Eeten/Hamilton (7)

Jan. 6 *at Greenville L, 57-68 3-7 1-3 250 Eeten (17) Hamilton (9)

Jan. 8 *Westminster L, 72-79 3-8 1-4 200 K. Brown (22) Byard (11)

Jan. 12 *at Spalding L, 57-82 3-9 1-5 100 Eeten (16) Byard (10)

Jan. 15 *MacMurray W, 75-57 4-9 2-5 125 K. Brown/Hamilton (20) Hamilton (9)

Jan. 20 Lincoln Christian W, 114-29 5-9 --- 175 Hamilton (20) Byard (10)

Jan. 22 *at Blackburn W, 2-0 6-9 3-5 100 Eeten (26) K. Brown (11)

Jan. 26 *Spalding L, 39-92 6-10 3-6 110 K. Brown (14) K. Brown (7)

Jan. 29 *Webster L, 54-70 6-11 3-7 185 K. Brown (17) Byard (9)

Feb. 5 *Fontbonne L, 64-70 6-12 3-8 125 K. Brown (22) K. Brown (9)

Feb. 9 at Lincoln Christian W, 97-27 7-12 --- 80 Eeten (20) K. Brown (6)

Feb. 12 *at Principia W, 77-68 8-12 4-8 150 Hamilton (20) Hamilton (8)

Feb. 14 *Greenville L, 73-86 8-13 4-9 165 Eeten (17) Eeten (11)

Feb. 16 *Blackburn L, 66-71 (OT) 8-14 4-10 275 Eeten (36) Eeten (11)

Feb. 19 *at Westminster L, 75-85 8-15 4-11 285 K. Brown (19) K. Brown (13)

Feb. 22 *at MacMurray W, 82-74 9-15 5-11 50 Eeten (35) Eeten (14)

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic conference game

Overall: 9-15 • SLIAC: 5-11 • Reagan Center: 4-7 • Away: 5-8

2010-11 FINAL STATISTICS GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

Caty Eeten 17-14 533-31.4 93-221 .421 14-43 .326 101-126 .802 34 83 117 58 16 30 301 17.7

Khassandrae Brown 23-21 731-31.8 123-251 .490 0-0 .000 94-122 .770 72 92 164 38 7 28 340 14.8

Sara Hamilton 24-24 791-33.0 108-284 .380 19-69 .275 43-62 .694 43 122 165 56 7 39 278 11.6

Emilee Brown 15-13 434-28.9 39-132 .295 23-72 .319 20-26 .769 11 27 38 36 2 14 121 8.1

Lisa Byard 24-24 602-25.1 54-141 .383 0-0 .000 62-95 .653 61 101 162 29 14 17 170 7.1

Kiley Bugaieski 23-4 401-17.4 36-124 .290 20-70 .286 24-29 .828 14 33 47 23 1 17 116 5.0

Jaquie Flanagan 24-15 511-21.3 41-122 .336 12-54 .222 3-7 .429 10 31 41 24 5 18 97 4.0

Amanda Schreck 19-0 301-15.8 20-73 .274 14-51 .275 10-14 .714 6 19 25 15 1 17 64 3.4

Elizabeth Greger 17-1 133-7.8 13-42 .310 1-6 .167 8-17 .471 18 18 36 9 2 13 35 2.1

Lanie Viti 9-0 40-4.4 7-17 .412 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 1 4 5 4 1 6 17 1.9

Liz Rassi 10-0 69-6.9 5-22 .227 3-13 .231 2-3 .667 2 5 7 6 0 6 15 1.5

Lindsey Hinshaw 6-1 60-10.0 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 7 14 21 6 0 3 7 1.2

Lauren Schwanke 16-1 175-10.9 8-33 .242 0-2 .000 1-6 .167 10 30 40 5 3 5 17 1.1

Kristen Garst 3-2 30-10.0 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0 3 3 2 0 0 3 1.0

Beth Theobald 6-0 15-2.5 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 3 1 4 0 0 3 2 0.3

Totals 24 4825 551-1479 .373 109-389 .280 372-513 .725 346 622 968 311 59 216 1583 66.0

Opponents 24 4825 617-1491 .414 122-389 .314 329-498 .661 338 658 996 353 51 265 1685 70.2

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GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

2008-09 15-0 80-5.3 2-13 .154 0-1 .000 5-7 .714 3 6 9 3 0 3 9 0.62010-11 9-0 40-4.4 7-17 .412 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 1 4 5 4 1 6 17 1.9Total 24-0 120-5.0 9-30 .231 3-9 .333 5-7 .714 4 10 14 7 1 9 26 1.1

#10 -- Kiley Bugaieski


2010-11 23-4 401-17.4 36-124 .290 20-70 .286 24-29 .828 14 33 47 23 1 17 116 5.0#12 -- Amanda Schreck


2010-11 19-0 301-15.8 20-73 .274 14-51 .275 10-14 .714 6 19 25 15 1 17 64 3.4#14 -- Jaquie Flanagan


2009-10 25-22 782-31.3 94-236 .398 17-58 .293 16-22 .727 29 71 100 40 12 38 221 8.82010-11 24-15 511-21.3 41-122 .336 12-54 .222 3-7 .429 10 31 41 24 5 18 97 4.0Total 49-37 1293-26.4 135-358 .377 29-112 .259 19-29 .655 39 102 141 64 17 56 318 6.5

#22 -- Caty Eeten


2010-11 17-14 533-31.4 93-221 .421 14-43 .326 101-126 .802 34 83 117 58 16 30 301 17.7#23 -- Elizabeth Greger


2008-09 8-6 204-25.5 28-64 .438 0-3 .000 24-31 .774 17 35 52 5 2 3 80 10.02010-11 17-1 133-7.8 13-42 .310 1-6 .167 8-17 .471 18 18 36 9 2 13 13 2.1Total 25-7 337-13.5 41-106 .387 1-9 .111 32-48 .666 35 53 88 14 4 16 93 3.7

#34 -- Lisa Byard


2008-09 25-25 732-29.3 115-250 .460 0-0 .000 94-146 .644 71 122 193 13 13 11 324 13.02009-10 25-25 774-31.0 118-268 .440 0-0 .000 126-175 .720 70 140 210 24 11 20 362 14.52010-11 24-24 602-25.1 54-141 .383 0-0 .000 62-95 .653 61 101 162 29 14 17 170 7.1Total 74-74 2108-28.5 287-659 .436 0-0 .000 282-416 .678 202 363 565 66 38 48 856 11.6

#40 -- Khassandrae Brown


2010-11 23-21 731-31.8 123-251 .490 0-0 .000 94-122 .770 72 92 164 38 7 28 340 14.8#42 -- Sara Hamilton


2010-11 24-24 791-33.0 108-284 .380 19-69 .275 43-62 .694 43 122 165 56 7 39 278 11.6

SINGLE-GAME CAREER-HIGHS -- RETURNING PLAYERSPlayer Points Rebounds Assists

Lanie Viti 9 at Lincoln Christian, 2/9/11 3, two times 3 vs. Lincoln Christian, 1/20/11

Kiley Bugaieski 15 vs. Westminster, 1/8/11 5, two times 5, two times

Amanda Schreck 14 vs. Blackburn, 2/16/11 4 at Lincoln Christian, 2/9/11 3, two times

Jaquie Flanagan 19 at Lincoln Christian, 1/13/10 11 at Lincoln Christian, 1/13/10 6 vs. Lincoln Christian, 2/17/10

Caty Eeten 36 vs. Blackburn, 2/16/11 14 at MacMurray, 2/22/11 8 vs. Greenville, 2/14/11

Elizabeth Greger 19 at Dominican, 12/21/08 9, two times 4 vs. Lincoln Christian, 1/20/11

Lisa Byard 33, two times 20 vs. Blackburn, 2/11/09 3, four times

Khassandrae Brown 22, two times 17 vs. Concordia (Ill.), 11/23/10 5 at Fontbonne, 1/4/11

Sara Hamilton 25 vs. Principia, 11/30/10 11, two times 7 vs. Principia, 11/30/10

Player Steals Blocks Minutes

Lanie Viti 2, three times 1 at Lincoln Christian, 2/9/11 19 at Maryville, 1/3/09

Kiley Bugaieski 6 vs. Lincoln Christian, 1/20/11 1 at Webster, 12/4/10 32 at Blackburn, 1/22/11

Amanda Schreck 8 at Lincoln Christian, 2/9/11 1 vs. Webster, 1/29/11 35 vs. Blackburn, 2/16/11

Jaquie Flanagan 9 vs. Mount Mary, 12/4/09 3 at Dominican, 12/19/09 42 vs. Blackburn, 2/16/11

Caty Eeten 9 at Lincoln Christian, 2/9/11 3 vs. Greenville, 2/14/11 39, two times

Elizabeth Greger 5, two times 1, four times 35 vs. Monmouth, 11/18/08

Lisa Byard 4 at Lincoln Christian, 1/13/10 3 at Webster, 12/4/10 40 at Fontbonne, 1/2/10

Khassandrae Brown 6 vs. Lincoln Christian, 1/20/11 2 vs. MacMurray, 1/15/11 40, two times

Sara Hamilton 5 vs. Lincoln Christian, 1/20/11 2 vs. Webster, 1/29/11 40, four times

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EUREKA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDSCAREER RECORDS

TEAM GAME RECORDS

POINTS Player Years Points

Jessica Reardon 2001-05 1,483 Jill McGinnis 1991-95 1,391 Nicole Fisher 2004-08 1,386 Sarah Taylor 1994-98 1,256 Jami Larson 1989-93 1,128 Tina Sharp 1992-96 1,123 Michelle Myers 1993-97 1,103 Brittany Gardner 2004-06, 07-08 1,075 Terese Raum 1988-92 1,035 Carrie Eisenbarth 1999-03 1,028

Active Leader: Lisa Byard, 856

REBOUNDS Player Years Rebounds

Nicole Fisher 2004-08 892 Jill McGinnis 1991-95 890 Carrie Eisenbarth 1999-03 803 Dawn Bradbury 1994-98 779 Tina Sharp 1992-96 627 Raeanne Albin 1998-02 622 Kelly Ducat 1988-92 607 Deb Owen 1981-85 583 Lisa Byard 2008- 565 Bobbie Williams 1986-90 539

ASSISTS Player Years Assists

Molly Hardesty 2002-06 415 Jamie While 1990-94 352 Sarah Deakin 2002-06 336 Jami Larson 1989-93 321 Jessica Reardon 2001-05 308 Michelle Myers 1993-97 278 Sarah Gohl 1994-98 266 Deb Kissinger 1990-92 241 Sarah Taylor 1994-98 210 Brittany Gardner 2004-06, 07-08 206

Active Leader: Lisa Byard, 66

Points 114 vs. Lincoln Christian, Jan. 20, 2011 Rebounds 70 vs. Maryville, 1995-96 Assists 35 vs. Lincoln Christian, Jan. 20, 2011 Steals 40 vs. Lincoln Christian, Jan. 20, 2011 Blocks 10 vs. Lincoln Christian, 2008-09 Field Goal Attempts 106 vs. Greenville, 1992-93 Field Goals 48 vs. Greenville, 1992-93 Field Goal Percentage 66.7% (34-for-51) vs. Rockford, 2002-03 Free Throws Made 37 vs. Asbury, 2001-02 Three-Point Field Goals Made 11 vs. Lincoln Christian, Jan. 20, 2011

SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS

Points 2,067 26 games, 1992-93 Rebounds 1,130 26 games, 1998-99 Assists 470 28 games, 2004-05 Steals 434 25 games, 1995-96 Blocks 95 25 games, 1995-96; 25 games, 2008-09 Field Goal Attempts 1,981 26 games, 1992-93 Field Goals 801 28 games, 1990-91 Field Goal Percentage 46.8% 26 games, 1985-86 Free Throws Made 412 27 games, 1993-94 Three-Point Field Goals made 109 24 games, 2010-11

SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points 583 Sherry Bryan, 1985-86 Rebounds 336 Nicole Fisher, 2007-08 Assists 148 Deb Kessinger, 1990-91 Steals 99 Jamie While, 1993-94 Blocks 56 Kim Downs, 2007-08 Field Goal Attempts 492 Sarah Taylor, 1997-98 Field Goals 235 Sherry Bryan, 1985-86 Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 Attempts/Game) 58.5% (55-94) Allison Shelton, 2009-10 Free Throws Made 160 Jessica Reardon, 2003-04 Three-Point Field Goals made 69 Kara Smith, 1988-89

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Years Coach Record

1975-76 Beth Verner 2-11

1976-78 Colleen Dempsey 14-19

1978-79 Bonita Howard 4-10

1979-80 Unknown 2-9

1980-82 Judy Johnson 15-31

1982-91 Nancy LaCursia 141-84

1991-07 Sandy Schuster 229-182

2007-10 Abby Hearn 18-57

2010- Taren Martin 9-15

Totals 434-418

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POINTS40 Sherry Bryan at North Central (Ill.) Nov. 26, 1985

36 Caty Eeten at Blackburn Feb. 16, 2011

36 Sherry Bryan at Illinois Wesleyan Dec. 5, 1985

35 Caty Eeten at MacMurray Feb. 22, 2011

34 Lindsey Crum at MacMurray Jan. 21, 2009

33 Lisa Byard at Mount Mary Nov. 20, 2009

33 Lisa Byard at Concordia (Ill.) Nov. 26, 2008

33 Jami Larson vs. Purdue-Calumet Dec. 15, 1992

32 (3x), most recent Nicole Fisher vs. Knox Nov. 21, 2006

31 (7x), most recent Brittany Gardner at Blackburn Feb. 6, 2008

REBOUNDS22 Nicole Fisher vs. Lincoln Christian Feb. 26, 2008

22 Nicole Fisher vs. Blackburn Dec. 5, 2007

21 Nicole Fisher vs. MacMurray Feb. 13, 2008

20 Lisa Byard vs. Blackburn Feb. 11, 2009

19 Nicole Fisher vs. Westminster Feb. 16, 2008

19 Nicole Fisher vs. Principia Dec .8, 2007


18 (3x), most recent Nicole Fisher at Knox Dec. 14, 2007

17 Khassandrae Brown vs. Concordia (Ill.) Nov. 23, 2010

ASSISTS14 Deb Kessinger 1990-91

11 Molly Hardesty vs. St. Louis/Pharmacy Jan. 29, 2005

10 Lauren Snopek vs. Lincoln Christian Feb. 12, 2009

10 Amber Shelley at Blackburn Nov. 26, 2002

10 Molly Hardesty vs. MSOE Jan. 3, 2004

10 Sarah Deakin vs. Blackburn Dec. 5, 2003

9 (8x), most recent Caty Eeten vs. Lincoln Christian Feb. 9, 2011

STEALS11 Minda Sylvester vs. Concordia (Ill.) Feb. 11, 1998

11 Kim Downs vs. Lincoln Christian Feb. 12, 2009

11 Terese Raum

11 Sherry Bryan

9 Caty Eeten at Lincoln Christian Feb. 9, 2011

9 Jaquie Flanagan vs. Mount Mary Dec. 4, 2009

9 Minda Sylvester vs. Monmouth Dec. 12, 1998

8 (3x) most recent Sarah Deakin at Aurora Feb. 21, 2006

BLOCKS7 Raeanna Albin vs. Westminster Jan. 5, 2002

7 Dawn Bradbury vs. Augustana Dec. 11, 1996

6 Kim Downs vs. Webster Feb. 4, 2009

6 Kim Downs at Lincoln Christian Feb. 19, 2009

6 Jill Bradbury vs. Clarke Feb. 13, 1999

5 (5x), most recent Kim Downs at Lincoln Christian Feb. 26, 2008

FIELD GOALS MADE16 Sherry Bryan 1985-86

14 Lisa Byard at Mount Mary Nov. 20, 2009

14 Nicole Fisher vs. Knox Nov. 21, 2006

13 Nicole Fisher at MacMurray Feb. 6, 2007

13 Caty Eeten vs. Blackburn Feb. 16, 2011

13 Nicole Fisher at Maryville Feb. 3, 2007

13 Nicole Fisher vs. MacMurray Jan. 16, 2007

12 (4x), most recent Lisa Byard at Concordia (Ill.) Nov. 26, 2008

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE8 Brittany Gardner at Principia Jan. 23, 2007

7 Brittany Gardner vs. Lincoln Christian Feb. 26, 2008

6 Brittany Gardner at Blackburn Feb. 6, 2008

6 Tracy Specketer at Monmouth Dec. 17, 2003

6 Sarah Taylor at Carroll Nov. 22, 1996

6 Lindsey Crum at MacMurray Jan. 21, 2009

5 Brittany Gardner vs. Principia Feb. 20, 2007

5 Tracy Specketer vs. Concordia (Ill.) Feb. 3, 2004

5 Kelli Baumgartner at Elmhurst Nov. 17, 2001

5 Lindsey Crum vs. Maryville Feb. 14, 2009

FREE THROW MADE16 Lisa Byard at MSOE Nov. 21, 2009

16 Caty Eeten at MacMurray Feb. 21, 2011

15 Jessica Reardon at Concordia (Ill.) Jan. 10, 2004


13 Lindsey Crum vs. Westminster Feb. 21, 2009

12 Jessica Reardon at Benedictine Jan. 11, 2003

12 Jessica Reardon vs. MacMurray Dec. 6, 2003

12 Jessica Reardon vs. Concordia (Ill.) Jan. 8, 2005

11 (7x), most recent Nicole Fisher at Illinois Wesleyan Nov. 28, 2006

Note: Complete box scores available since 1995-96 season

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LANIE VITISr. • GuardStreator, Ill.

JENNA BROOKSFr. • GuardPeoria, Ill.

KOURTNEY EWALDJr. • GuardOttawa, Ill.

KILEY BUGAIESKISo. • GuardTremont, Ill.

ASHLEY SEGERSTROMSo. • GuardLeRoy, Ill.

AMANDA SCHRECKSo. • Guard

Monmouth, Ill.

JAQUIE FLANAGANJr. • Guard

Washington, Ill.

TAYLOR MUEHLICHFr. • Guard

Tremont, Ill.

CATY EETENSo. • GuardEureka, Ill.

ELIZABETH GREGERSr. • Forward

Petersburg, Ill.

BRITNY HOAGSo. • GuardSidell, Ill.

LISA BYARDSr. • ForwardMorton, Ill.

KHASSANDRAE BROWNSr. • Forward

East Peoria, Ill.

SARA HAMILTONSr. • Guard

Washington, Ill.

KELLI DUNNEJr. • Forward

Peoria, Ill.

VICTORIA WHITESo. • GuardChicago, Ill.

MELISSA CLEMENTSJr. • ForwardSheridan, Ill.

TAREN MARTINHead Coach

Second Season

PAUL BRYANTAssistant Coach

First Season

MIKE DONOVANAssistant Coach

First Season

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