2011-12 women's basketball yearbook

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Season OutlookTable of Contents/Credits ..................1Quick Facts/Media Information .......22011-12 Schedule.................................3UCF Roster...............................................4Season Preview Notebook ................52011 C-USA Tournament Information 6

Coaching StaffHead Coach Joi Williams ....................8-9Associate Head Coach Greg Brown 10Assistant Coach Bob Starkey ............11Assistant Coach Richard Fortune ....12Director of Basketball Operations Kim Boes ..................................................13Support Staff ..........................................14

2011-12 KnightsAisha Patrick ...........................................16-17Ashia Kelly ...............................................18-19Racine Davis ...........................................20-21Gevenia Carter .......................................22-23Kayli Keough ..........................................24-25Sarah Green ............................................26-27Erika Jones ..............................................28-29Aarika Judge...........................................30-31Leo Montavlo .........................................32-33Bryeasha Blair.........................................34Andrea Hines ..........................................36Meghan Keough ...................................37Stephanie Taylor ...................................38

2010-11 ReviewStatistics ................................................... 38-39Game Stats .............................................. 40-41Box Scores ............................................... 42-50

History and RecordsCoaches Records ................................... 51All-Time Roster ...................................... 52All-Time Jersey Numbers ................... 53Honors ...................................................... 54Annual Leaders...................................... 55-561,000-Point Club ................................... 57Individual Single-Game Records .... 58Individual Season Records ................ 59Individual Career Records ................. 60Team Records ......................................... 61Year-by-Year Results ............................ 62-68Series Records ........................................ 69-70

This is UCFUCF Arena ............................................... 71UCF Basketball Practice Facility ....... 72The University of Central Florida .... 73Towers at Knights Plaza ...................... 74UCF President Dr. John C. Hitt .......... 75Orlando .................................................... 76TV /Radio Chart ..................................... 77

Credits: Executive Editor/Design and Layout: Jenna Marina

Photography: Todd Drexler (UCFphotos.com)

Additional Photographs Provided by: UCF University Marketing, Romeo Guzman, Jimmy Skiles, Jay Hatch, UCF Arena, Orange County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Conference USA

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Interview PoliciesInterviews with UCF student-athletes and coaches must be made through the UCF athletics communications office.

Practice CoverageUCF practices are open to the media. Student-athletes and coaches are available for interviews prior to practice. The Knights usually practice during weekday mornings. Contact Jenna Marina in the UCF athletics communications office to confirm practice times and locations.

Credential RequestsAll requests for media credentials for UCF home games should be directed to Jenna Marina in the UCF athletics communications office. Requests should be made at least one week in advance of the selected game.

Postgame Press ConferencesA postgame press conference with UCF head coach Joi Williams and selected student-athletes will be conducted after each contest in the new UCF Arena press conference room. The UCF locker room is closed to the media.

Ticket InformationTickets for all UCF home games may be purchased through the UCF ticket sales office by calling (407) UCF-1000.

Conference USAInformation on Conference USA can be found at ConferenceUSA.com. The website features updated standings, statistics and notes. For all C-USA media requests, members of the media should contact Debbie Davis in the C-USA media relations office at 214-774-1353 or [email protected].

UCF on the AirNow entering his fifth season as the “Voice of the Knights”, Scott Adams has been a part of the UCF Athletics broadcast family since 2002. Having served as both studio and scoreboard host for UCF football, Adams has also been behind the mic for men’s basketball, UCF men’s and women’s soccer, as well as Knights baseball. Current TV host of UCF Sports Today with football head coach George O’Leary, Adams is a longtime Orlando resident and proud UCF alum.

Aside from his UCF broadcasting duties, Adams is also a freelance commercial actor, host, spokesperson, and model in the Central Florida Area. Current host of the National Powerball Lottery Drawing, Adams also serves as a regular contributor on “The Beat of Sports” radio show in Orlando on ESPN 1080am.

UCF on the InternetThe UCF ISP Sports Network also extends to the worldwide web. Audio and video broadcasts of most UCF games are available at UCFAthletics.com. Video of all of the Knights’ home contests and Conference USA road games can be viewed on the website. Audio of all of the team’s games is also available on the site.

UCF INFORMATIONLocation Orlando, Fla.Founded 1963Enrollment 58,587Nickname KnightsColors Black and GoldConference Conference USAPresident Dr. John C. HittDirector of Athletics Keith R. TribbleAthletics Phone (407) 823-4114Ticket Office Phone (407) 823-1000

UCF ARENACapacity 10,000Year Opened 2007Press Row Phone (407) 823-2477

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Joi WilliamsAlma Mater South Florida 1988UCF Record 60-64 (4 years)Career Record 114-125 (7 years)Conference USA Record 33-31 (3 years)Associate Head Coach Greg BrownAlma Mater Lipscomb, 1993Assistant Coach Bob StarkeyAssistant Coach Richard FortuneAlma Mater Virginia State, 1988Director of Operations Kim BoesAlma Mater Brown-Mackie College, 1992Athletic Trainer Jennifer PerezEquipment Manager John WhitfordStrength and Conditioning Coach Ben FlemingOffice Assistant Phyllis LampassoBasketball Office Phone (407) 823-6266

BASKETBALL HISTORYFirst Year of Basketball 1977-78First Year at Division I Level

1984-85First Year in Conference USA 2005-06All-Time Record 471-500 (.485)NCAA Appearances/Last Four/2011

UCF, Not Central Florida

Please refer to the University of Central Florida as UCF when shortening the title. Derivitives such as C. Florida, Cent. Florida and C. Fla., should not be used. Also, please note that UCF’s teams are no longer being referred to as the Golden Knights. Instead, they are simply being called the Knights.

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record 22-11Conference USA Record 12-4Conference USA Finish 2ndHome Record 12-2Home Conference USA Record 7-1Road Record 6-8Road Conference USA Record 5-3Neutral Site Record 4-1Starters Returning/Lost 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/3

ALL-CONFERENCE USA CANDIDATES

Aisha Patrick (Sr., Rockledge, Fla.)Ashia Kelly (Sr., Longview, Texas)

STARTERS RETURNING

G: Aisha Patrick (10.7 ppg, 8.1 rpg)F: Ashia Kelly (5.2 ppg, 3.9 rpg)

OTHER KEY LETTERMEN RETURNING

G: Gevenia Carter (5.8 ppg, 1.3 rpg)F: Racine Davis (1.2 ppg, 1.9 rpg)F: Erika Jones (3.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg)

KEY NEWCOMERS

G: Andrea HinesG: Bryeasha BlairF: Meghan KeoughF: Stephanie TaylorF: Kayli Keough* (2.2 ppg, 1.5 rpg)*Sat out 2010-11 season per NCAA Transfer policy.

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssistant Director/WBB Contact Jenna MarinaOffice Phone (407) 823-2464E-mail [email protected] (407) 823-5293Mailing Address PO Box 163555 Orlando, FL 32816Overnight Address 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Wayne Densch Sports Center, Building 39 Orlando, FL 32816Website www.UCFathletics.com

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UCF Thanksgiving Classic

Conference USA Championship

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NumericalNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Previous School)1 Leo Montalvo G So. 5-4 Orlando, Fla./Boone HS2 Andrea Hines G Fr. 5-7 New Castle, Del./Sanford HS3 Bryeasha Blair G Fr. 5-4 Chicago, Ill./Whitney Young4 Meghan Keough F Fr. 5-9 Land O’Lakes, Fla./Tampa Catholic5 Gevenia Carter G Jr. 5-8 Houston, Texas/Westfield HS10 Aisha Patrick G Sr. 5-9 Rockledge, Fla./Rockledge HS11 Ashia Kelly F Sr. 5-10 Longview, Texas/Kilgore HS12 Kayli Keough F Rs-Jr. 6-2 Land O’Lakes, Fla./Florida State15 Racine Davis F Sr. 6-3 Tamarac, Fla./Plantation HS22 Aarika Judge G So. 5-8 Augusta, Ga./Hephzibah HS25 Sarah Green F So. 6-2 Columbia, S.C./Irmo HS42 Stephanie Taylor F Fr. 6-2 Indian Trail, N.C./ Sun Valley HS55 Erika Jones F/C So. 6-2 Phenix City, Ala./Smiths Station HS

AlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Previous School)3 Bryeasha Blair G Fr. 5-4 Chicago, Ill./Whitney Young5 Gevenia Carter G Jr. 5-8 Houston, Texas/Westfield HS15 Racine Davis F Sr. 6-3 Tamarac, Fla./Plantation HS25 Sarah Green F So. 6-2 Columbia, S.C./Irmo HS2 Andrea Hines G Fr. 5-7 New Castle, Del./Sanford HS55 Erika Jones F/C So. 6-2 Phenix City, Ala./Smiths Station HS22 Aarika Judge G So. 5-8 Augusta, Ga./Hephzibah HS11 Ashia Kelly F Sr. 5-10 Longview, Texas/Kilgore HS12 Kayli Keough F Rs-Jr. 6-2 Land O’Lakes, Fla./Florida State4 Meghan Keough F Fr. 5-9 Land O’Lakes, Fla./Tampa Catholic1 Leo Montalvo G So. 5-4 Orlando, Fla./Boone HS10 Aisha Patrick G Sr. 5-9 Rockledge, Fla./Rockledge HS42 Stephanie Taylor F Fr. 6-2 Indian Trail, N.C./ Sun Valley HS

Head Coach: Joi Williams, Fifth SeasonAssociate Head Coach: Greg Brown, Fifth SeasonAssistant Coach: Richard Fortune, Second SeasonAssistant Coach: Bob Starkey, First SeasonDirector of Basketball Operations: Kim Boes, Fifth Season

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2010-11 ROUND UP • For the second time in three seasons, UCF claimed a Conference USA Championship by defeating UAB, Memphis and Tulane.• Eight-straight wins to end the regular season helped the Knights earn No. 2 seed in the conference tournament, their highest finish since joining the league in 2005.• The 11-game win streak was the longest streak in 27 years (1984) for the program, while the 22 wins in 2010-11 also marked the first time since 1984 that UCF reached the 20-plus-win mark.

HOW THEY’RE MADE UP• With the loss of five seniors from last season’s team, the 2011-12 Knights will boast three seniors, two juniors, four sophomores and four freshmen as they look to pursue another conference championship.• Aisha Patrick, Ashia Kelly and Racine Davis make up this year’s senior class. Patrick and Kelly are the only two returning starters from a year ago, while Davis is one of the team’s top reserves off the bench.• Gevenia Carter and Kayli Keough are the only juniors on the team, but are a talented duo who will add depth at guard and forward, respectively.• After a memorable first season in UCF uniforms, the sophomore class of Sarah Green, Erika Jones, Aarika Judge and Leo Montalvo will be back with both NCAA Tournament and C-USA Championship experience.• Head coach Joi Williams has assembled another talented incoming class as Meghan Keough, Bryeasha Blair, Andrea Hines and Stephanie Taylor will make their UCF debut in 2011-12.

FINAL SEASON• Senior Aisha Patrick returns for her senior season as one of the premier players in C-USA. As a junior, she became the first UCF player to earn C-USA All-Defensive Team honors and was a vital piece of the team’s championship run.• Patrick recorded 82 steals as a junior, the third-highest single-season total in program history. • With a team that boasts several talented forwards, it is not often that you see a guard lead the team in rebounds. But that is just what Patrick did in 2010-11, pulling down a team-best 8.1 boards per game. Her 596 career rebounds rank eighth all-time at UCF.

KELLY STEPS UP• Senior Ashia Kelly began the 2010-11 season as a role player, doing all the little things to help the team be successful. But as the Knights began to roll late in the year, Kelly was one of the main contributors, recording all five of her double-digit scoring performances in the team’s final eight games, including a team-high 16 points against Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament.• As a junior, Kelly was 34-of-80 from beyond the arc. Her .388 career three-point shooting percentage ranks first all-time in program history among players with at least 75 attempts.• With the loss of nearly two-thirds of the scoring from a year ago, Kelly’s scoring down the stretch is a good sign for 2011-12 as she will step into a larger scoring role in her final season at UCF.

PAT’S RECORD WATCH• A season after two players reached the 1,000-point milestone, this season’s team will likely see another Knight reach that mark as Patrick is just 168 points shy.• Patrick also sits on the cusp of several other career milestones as she is just 11 assists away from 300 in her career, while her 596 career rebounds ranks eighth in program history. By season’s end, the senior could rank third all-time in both categories.• After 82 steals a year ago, Patrick sits 63 back of Chariya Davis ’99 all-time program lead in the category with 284, a figure she has proven to be able to meet.

UP FRONT• Associate head coach Greg Brown will have a talented core of post players to mold this season as he has five 6-footers to work with.• After sustaining an injury early in February that cut her season short, Sarah Green will once again pair with fellow sophomore Erika Jones to make up a force in the low post along with senior leader Racine Davis. • Two new players will make their debuts up front for the Knights this year as junior Kayli Keough will finally see action after sitting out all of 2010-11 after transferring from Florida State and freshman Stephanie Taylor enters the mix.

SIDELINE PRESENCE• Head Coach Joi Williams is now in her fifth season at UCF and ninth season overall as head collegiate basketball coach. On Sept. 22, she signed a five-year contract extension that will keep her as the Knights’ head coach through at least the 2015-16 season.• Bob Starkey joined the Knights’ staff this spring after more than two decades with the LSU basketball programs. He served as the interim head coach in 2007, leading the Lady Tigers to their fourth of five straight Final Four appearances.

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CONFERENCE USA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP MEMPHIS, TENN.

MemphisThe city of Memphis is pure energy and pure soul. You

can hear it in the clubs on Beale Street. You can taste it in Memphis back alley barbecue joints and in upscale restaurants. You can feel it in the magnetic energy of the world-class events and world-famous attractions. There’s just something real about Memphis. From the holy grails of music landmarks to the restaurants, from the basketball court to the acclaimed zoo, from the elegant hotels to the mystical nightclubs on legendary Beale Street, there’s an irresistible soul that’s drawn people here for more than a century. Memphis invites you to come on in and take a closer look. For more information, visit memphistravel.com.

For the second year in a row, the C-USA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships will be held on the same dates and in the same city as Memphis will serve as host of both premier events.

All 11 games of the men’s championship will be held at the state-of-the-art FedExForum, which is hosting its sixth C-USA Men’s Championship since opening in 2004. The women’s semifinal and title game will also be played at FedExForum. Women’s first-round games and quarterfinals will be played at Elma Roane Fieldhouse on the University of Memphis campus. The four teams with the best regular season records will earn a first-round bye and be seeded 1-4. The remaining eight teams will be seeded 5-12 with the No. 5 seed playing No. 12, No. 6 vs. No. 11, No. 7 vs. No. 10 and No. 8 vs. No. 9.

2012 C-USA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS All Times Central

Wednesday, March 7, 2012 – First RoundWomen’s Game #1 – 11:00 am – Women’s First Round (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #2 – 1:30 pm – Women’s First Round (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #3 – 5:00 pm – Women’s First Round (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #4 – 7:30 pm – Women’s First Round (Elma Roane Fieldhouse)

Men’s Game #1 – 12:00 pm – Men’s First Round (FedExForum) Men’s Game #2 – 2:30 pm – Men’s First Round (FedExForum) Men’s Game #3 – 6:30 pm – Men’s First Round (FedExForum) Men’s Game #4 – 9:00 pm – Men’s First Round (FedExForum)

Thursday, March 8, 2012 - QuarterfinalsWomen’s Game #5 – 11:00 am – Women’s Quarterfinal (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #6 – 1:30 pm – Women’s Quarterfinal (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #7 – 5:00 pm – Women’s Quarterfinal (Elma Roane Fieldhouse) Women’s Game #8 – 7:30 pm – Women’s Quarterfinal (Elma Roane Fieldhouse)

Men’s Game #5 – 12:00 pm – Men’s Quarterfinal (FedExForum) – CBSSNMen’s Game #6 – 2:30 pm – Men’s Quarterfinal (FedExForum) – CBSSNMen’s Game #7 – 6:30 pm – Men’s Quarterfinal (FedExForum) – CBSSNMen’s Game #8 – 9:00 pm – Men’s Quarterfinal (FedExForum) – CBSSN

Friday, March 9, 2012 - SemifinalsWomen’s Game #9 – 10:00 am – Women’s Semifinal (FedExForum) – CBSSNWomen’s Game #10 – 12:30 pm – Women’s Semifinal (FedE Forum) – CBSSN

Men’s Game #9 – 3:00 pm – Men’s Semifinal (FedExForum) – CBSSNMen’s Game #10 – 5:30 pm – Men’s Semifinal (FedExForum) – CBSSN

Saturday, March 10, 2012 - ChampionshipMen’s Game #11 – 10:30 am – Men’s Championship (FedExForum) – CBS

Women’s Game #11 – 7:00 pm – Women’s Championship (FedExForum) – CBSSN

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Meet the 2011-12 Knights

Coaching Staff

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Joi WilliamsFifth Season at UCF

Ninth as Head Coach

HometownJacksonville, Fla.

CollegeSouth Florida ‘88

Coaching Career 2007-Present

Head Coach, UCF2003-07

Head Coach, Murray State2002-03

Assistant Coach, Clemson1990-2002

Assistant Coach, Florida

With more than 20 years of overall coaching experience under her belt, Joi Williams will enter her fifth season as the head coach at UCF and ninth season as a head coach in 2011-12. In her four seasons building up the UCF program, Williams has already compiled an impressive list of accomplishments, including leading the Knights to the 2009 and 2011 NCAA Tournaments after her teams claimed Conference USA Championships in those seasons.

Williams has also recently represented both UCF and her country by working with USA Basketball. In the summer of 2010, Williams served as an assistant coach of the USA Basketball Women’s U-18 National Team and helped lead the squad to the gold medal at the FIBA Americas U-18 Championship for Women.

She reprised that role with USA Basketball in the summer of 2011 as an assistant coach with the national team at the U-19 World Championship team in Chile. Williams and the U.S. defeated Spain to once again take home the gold medal for the second straight summer.

This past year, Williams helped the Knights to their most successful season in nearly three decades. She led UCF to a 22-11 record and claimed the program’s second C-USA title with a 12-point win over defending champion Tulane in the final. The conference championship secured the Knights a spot in the 2011 NCAA Tournament; the fourth appearance in school history.

Williams guided the Knights to the 2011 C-USA crown on the strength of an 11-game winning streak. UCF closed out the season on an eight-game run that was followed by three straight wins in the conference tourney to claim the championship. The 11-game streak and the 20-plus win season were the first by the program in 27 seasons.

In 2008-09, the Knights were picked to finish last in C-USA before posting 11 conference wins and tying for second place. The Knights’ 11 league wins in 2008-09 matched the program’s total in its first three seasons in C-USA combined, and Williams’ peers took notice by voting her the 2009 C-USA Coach of the Year. Also in 2008-09, UCF players won the C-USA Player of the Week award a league-high five times.

The season became more memorable in the postseason when the Knights won four games in four days to capture the C-USA Tournament Championship and the program’s first NCAA Tournament berth since 1999. The Knights finished the season at 17-17 after a hard-fought 85-80 loss to third-seeded North Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

In her first season at UCF in 2007-08, with freshmen playing a nation-high 91 percent of the minutes, Williams led UCF to its first 10-win season in three years.

Williams came to UCF after four seasons as the head coach at Murray State (2003-04 to 2006-07), where she helped the Racers to a WNIT berth and the program’s first 20-win season in 18 years. The Racers had a 54-61 overall record in her time rebuilding Murray State.

In her final campaign with the Racers in 2006-07, Williams led Murray State to a 21-10 mark and a trip to the WNIT. The WNIT berth marked only the second postseason appearance in Murray State history. The Racers also advanced to the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Championship title game. Murray State finished the campaign among the national leaders in several statistical categories, including free-throw percentage, field-goal percentage and scoring offense.

Williams spent the 2002-03 season as the recruiting coordinator at Clemson University.

Prior to Clemson, Williams was the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Florida for 12 seasons (1990-91 to 2001-02). During her tenure, the Lady Gators participated in nine NCAA Tournament and tallied a 247-121 overall record (.671 winning percentage).

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Head Coaching RecordYear School Overall Conf Postseason2003-04 Murray State 13-15 9-7 ---2004-05 Murray State 9-19 5-11 ---2005-06 Murray State 11-17 10-10 ---2006-07 Murray State 21-10 15-5 OVC Champ. Game/WNIT2007-08 UCF 10-20 3-14 C-USA Tournament First Round2008-09 UCF 17-17 11-5 C-USA Tournament Champions/NCAA 2009-10 UCF 11-16 7-9 C-USA Tournament Second Round2010-11 UCF 22-11 12-4 C-USA Tournament Champions/NCAAOverall 8 years 114-125 72-65At UCF 4 years 60-64 33-34

Assistant Coaching RecordYear School Overall Conf. Postseason1990-91 Florida 17-11 3-6 --- 1991-92 Florida 15-13 4-7 --- 1992-93 Florida 19-10 6-5 NCAA Second Round 1993-94 Florida 22-7 8-3 NCAA First Round 1994-95 Florida 24-9 7-4 NCAA Second Round1995-96 Florida 21-9 6-5 NCAA First Round 1996-97 Florida 24-9 9-3 NCAA Elite Eight1997-98 Florida 23-9 10-4 NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1998-99 Florida 19-14 6-8 NCAA First Round1999-00 Florida 21-13 6-8 WNIT Final2000-01 Florida 24-6 11-3 NCAA Second Round 2001-02 Florida 18-11 8-6 NCAA First Round2002-03 Clemson 14-15 5-11 ACC Second RoundOverall 12 years 261-136 89-73

WNBA Players Coached by Joi WilliamsName TeamVanessa Hayden Minnesota 2004-08 Los Angeles 2009Tammy Jackson Houston 1997-2002Merlakia Jones Cleveland 1997-2003 Detroit 2004Brandi McCain Cleveland 2002DeLisha Milton-Jones Los Angeles 1999-2004 Washington 2005-07 Los Angeles 2008-presentMurriel Page Washington 1998-2005 Los Angeles 2006-08Bridget Pettis Phoenix 1997-01 Indiana 2002-03 Phoenix 2006 Phoenix Assistant Coach 2007-pres.Tamara Stocks Washington 2001Tiffany Travis Charlotte 2000-01Tonya Washington Massaline Washington 2000-03 Seattle 2003Sophia Witherspoon New York 1997-99 Portland 2000-01 Los Angeles 2002-03

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Williams helped attract five All-America selections to Florida, and nine standouts who were recruited by and played under Williams were selected in the WNBA Draft. The list of WNBA draftees includes DeLisha Milton-Jones, who was the 1997 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year, the first UF player ever selected to the Kodak All-America First Team and a member of the gold-medal winning 2000 and 2008 U.S. Olympic basketball teams. Milton-Jones also earned gold medals with the 1998 and 2002 USA World Championship teams.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, Williams played on the collegiate level at the University of South Florida from 1984-88. She was a four-year starting point guard and currently ranks among USF’s career assist leaders. She earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from USF in 1988.

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Joi Williams along with coaches Jen Rizzotti and Sue Semrau after winning the gold medal with U-19 Team USA.

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Greg Brown joined the UCF women’s basketball staff as an assistant coach in April 2007 and was elevated to associate head coach in June 2009. He will be entering his fifth season on Joi Williams’ staff in 2011-12.

In 2008-09, Brown was a key member of the staff as UCF went 11-5 in Conference USA play and won the C-USA tournament title. His work with scouting and game preparation helped the Knights win four games in four days to win the title.

Brown and the Knights enjoyed continued success in 2011, winning the C-USA Championship for the second time in three seasons. UCF used an 11-game winning streak through the final eight regular season games and all three conference tournament contests to capture the league title and secure its second NCAA Tournament berth.

Following the season, Brown was selected to speak at the Assistant Basketball Coaches Symposium, A Step Up: Chicago 2011. Brown spoke about scouting and gameplan development at the convention, which is designed as a career and professional development opportunity for women’s basketball assistant coaches.

Brown’s primary responsibilities include coaching the post players, coordinating scouting and assisting in game preparation and scheduling. In addition, he also serves as the co-director of Joi Williams Basketball Camps.

Prior to coming to UCF, Brown worked in Nashville, Tenn., where he served as head girls’ basketball coach at Goodpasture Christian School.

Brown also found success as the head girl’s basketball coach at Friendship Christian School in Lebanon, Tenn., as he guided the school to three district championships, a regional championship and a sub-state title. He earned two District 8A Coach of the Year awards.

He began his coaching career as a student assistant coach under Don Meyer at his alma mater, Lipscomb.

He then worked with Pat Summitt at Tennessee for two years, first serving as a graduate assistant in 2002-03 before being elevated to assistant coach in 2003-04. During that time, the Lady Vols had a record of 64-9, earned two Southeastern Conference championships and were twice the runner-up at the NCAA Championship.

He also coached the post players at Tennessee, working with several current WNBA players, including 2004 Kodak All-America selection Shyra Ely.

A student of the game, Brown has published an article in American Basketball Quarterly on developing low post players at Tennessee and publishes a blog titled: “UCF Women’s Basketball Thoughts”.

In addition, Brown has been active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for many years, serving as guest speaker at numerous FCA and community events.

Brown has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Lipscomb. He and his wife, Teresa, have two sons, Cole and Carter.

Greg BrownHometown

Shepherdsville, Ky.

CollegeLipscomb ’93

WifeTeresa

ChildrenCole

Carter


Associate Head Coach, UCF2007-2009

Assistant Coach, UCF2005-07

Head Coach, Goodpasture Christian School

2003-04Assistant Coach, Tennessee

2002-03Graduate Assistant,

Tennessee1998-2002

Head Coach, Friendship Christian Schhol

1990-93Student Assistant,

Lipscomb

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A long-time presence in college basketball, Bob Starkey joins the UCF coaching staff for the 2011-12 season. Starkey moved to Orlando after 13 seasons with the LSU women’s basketball program and 22 seasons involved with LSU basketball.

“I’m extremely honored about joining the UCF family,” Starkey said. “I’ve known Coach Williams for over a decade and while her success speaks for itself, it is the core values of her philosophy that has me excited about being a part of her program.”

Considered one of the top minds in all of college basketball, Starkey served as the associate head coach for the Lady Tigers under Van Chancellor since 2007.

Prior to Chancellor’s arrival in Baton Rouge, Starkey took on the responsibility as the acting head coach at the end of the 2006-07 campaign. Heading into postseason play, Starkey led LSU to its fourth straight Final Four appearance, defeating UNC Asheville, West Virginia, Florida State and No. 1 seed UConn to reach the National Semifinals in Cleveland.

Part of all five Final Fourth berths, three SEC regular season titles and a conference tournament championship at LSU, Starkey spent 13 seasons in total along the Lady Tigers’ sidelines beginning in 1998. Before joining Sue Gunter’s staff, Starkey spent two seasons working in an administrative position with both the men’s and women’s programs.

In his first role at LSU, Starkey served as an assistant with the men’s team from 1990-96. During his time with the Tigers, he worked closely in developing post players such as Shaquille O’Neal, Stanley Roberts and Geert Hammink, all first-round picks in the NBA draft.

Coach Starkey continued to work with post players after joining the LSU women’s program. He was very influential in the development of Sylvia Fowles (Chicago Sky), the second overall pick in the 2008 WNBA Draft. He also coached other WNBA first round picks including Seimone Augustus (Minnesota Lynx), Temeka Johnson (Phoenix Mercury), Marie Ferdinand (Phoenix Mercury) and Scholanda Robinson (San Antonio Silver Stars).

Before his extended stint at LSU, Starkey spent one year as an assistant at Marshall during the 1988-89 season and three seasons at West Virginia State from 1984-87. In his final season at West Virginia State, he helped guide the Yellow Jackets to NAIA National Championship Game.

Starkey is originally from Charleston, W.Va., and is married to the former Sherie Hayslett, a native of Winfield, W.Va.

Bob StarkeyHometown

Charleston, W.Va.Wife

Sherie

Coaching Career 2011


Associate Head Coach, LSU Women’s Team

1998-2007Assistant Coach LSU

Women’s Team1996-1997

Assistant Coach, LSU Men’s and Women’s

Teams1990-96

Assistant Coach, LSU Men’s Team

1988-89Assistant Coach, Marshall

1984-87Assistant Coach,

West Virginia State

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Richard FortuneHometown

Glen Allen, Va.College

Virginia State `88

WifeTawana

ChildrenLaurenMorgan

Richard Jr.



Assistant Coach, Boo Williams AAU

2005-07Boy’s Assistant Coach,

John Marshall HS2004-05

Assistant Coach, Virginia State

2001-04Boy’s Head Coach,

Caroline HS1994-2001

Boy’s Assistant Coach, Caroline HS

Richard Fortune joined the UCF coaching staff for the 2010-11 season after spending the better part of the last two decades coaching at several different levels. Most recently, Fortune served as the assistant coach for the Boo Williams AAU Girl’s Nike Travel Team from 2008-10 in Hampton, Va.

Now entering his second season at UCF in 2011-12, Fortune made his first season a memorable one as he helped the Knights claim the 2011 C-USA Championship in El Paso, Texas, in March.

During the 2004-05 season, Fortune served as an assistant coach with the men’s basketball team at his alma mater Virginia State University following one season as an assistant coach with the John Marshall High School boys’ basketball team. Prior to his stints at Virginia State and John Marshall, Fortune was the boy’s head coach at Caroline High School in Milford, Va., from 2001-04. In his final season at Caroline, he was named the Free Lance Star All Area Coach of the Year as well as the Battlefield District Coach of the Year after leading the team to the 2004 District Championship.

His tenure at Caroline started in 1994 as he began an eight-year stint as an assistant coach before taking the helm as the team’s head coach. As an assistant, Fortune helped lead the team to six district championships (1994-96, 1999-2001) and three tournament championships (1994-96). Those teams also made six regionals appearances (1994-96, 1999-2001), winning three titles in that time (1995-96, 2000). Under Fortune, the team also appeared in four state tournaments (1995-96, 1998, 2001.)

Fortune also has a wealth of experience working camps. He has been a part of the last eight boys’ basketball camps at Virginia Commonwealth University, while also participating in several elite camps at the University of Virginia.

Fortune currently lives in Orlando with his wife Tawana. Together, the couple has two daughters, Lauren and Morgan, and one son, Richard Jr.

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Kim Boes will begin her fifth season on Joi Williams’ staff at UCF in 2011-12 after being hired as the director of operations in May 2007.

Boes oversees the budget, team travel, student managers and equipment while also working to set up community service and community relations events. Boes serves as the co-director of Joi Williams Basketball Camps.

Boes came to UCF after nine years working with the University of Florida Athletics Association. After beginning her career in the accounting department, she joined the women’s basketball staff and spent the last three seasons as an assistant to the head coach. In that role, she coordinated team travel, oversaw student managers and equipment as well as all of the team’s community relations and extracurricular activities. She also served as the director of the women’s basketball camps since 2004 and as the team’s administrative liaison during the postseason.

During her four seasons with the Knights, Boes has been a part of two C-USA Championships in 2009 and again this past March of 2011.

Boes holds an associate’s degree in travel and hospitality management from Brown-Mackie College in Kansas. A native of Norwalk, Iowa, she played basketball, golf and softball at Norwalk High School.

Kim BoesHometown

Norwalk. IowaCollege

Brown-Mackie College `92

Coaching Career 2007-Pres.

Director of Basketball Operations, UCF

1998-2007Staff Assistant, Florida

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Sarah HillAcademic AdvisorSarah Hill is an Assistant Director in Academic Services for Student-Athletes (ASSA) and has been working at UCF since the fall of 2000. Currently, Hill serves as the lead advisor for the women’s basketball, women’s soccer and novice rowing teams. Along with her advising duties, Hill is an adjunct instructor in the College of Education and coordinates the VCC prep courses program.

During her tenure at UCF, Hill has earned four Golden Apple Inspiration awards from her student-athletes. Last year, under Hill’s guidance, the UCF women’s basketball team earned an APR score of 1000, and was honored with the 2009 Most Improved GPA award.

Hill received her bachelor’s degree in sociology from Arkansas State University. During this time she was a member of the track and field team competing in the long and triple jump. After graduation, she became an assistant coach of the men and women’s track and field teams at her alma mater. Hill also received her master’s degree in sociology from Arkansas State University.

Hill and her husband Isaac have three children- Isaac Jr., Samarah and Victoria.

Jenn PerezAthletic TrainerJennifer Perez begins her 15th year at UCF after coming to Orlando in 1996. After spending her first two years working towards her graduate degree, Perez joined the staff on a full-time basis in 1998.

During her time as a graduate assistant from 1996-98, Perez worked with the volleyball program. Upon her promotion to full-time status as an Assistant Athletic Trainer, she began her tenure with the women’s basketball program. Perez was elevated to Associate Athletic Trainer in 2001 before being promoted once again to her current role as the Head Athletic Trainer in 2007.

A native of Pawtucket, R.I., Perez earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Rhode Island in 1994.

Currently, Perez lives with her husband Jeff and their two children Keagan and Kaiden in Casselberry, Fla. Jeff is a teacher at Winter Springs High School where he also serves as the head coach of the varsity baseball team.

Amanda Robinson John WhitfordSenior Athletic Training Student Equipment Manager

Cecilia Miller Intern Athletic Training Student

Jenna Marina Phyllis Lampasso Assistant Director of Administrative AssistantCommunications Athletics

Ben FlemingStrength and Conditioning CoachBen Fleming is in his third year as an Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the UCF Knights. He supervises the strength programs for baseball, women’s basketball, softball and men’s and women’s tennis. Additionally, Fleming assists with the strength and conditioning of the football team.

In 2009, Fleming assisted the men’s golf team in winning the Conference USA and Regional Championships. In 2010, he assisted the men’s golf team once again in winning the Conference USA Championship. That same year, Fleming contributed to the success of UCF’s track & field team as they won the 2010 Conference USA Outdoor Track & Field Championship.

He is a certified strength and conditioning coach (SCCC) by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA) of which he is also a member. He holds a Level 1 coaching certification from USA Weightlifting as well as being Etcheberry Certified by Pat Etcheberry, one of the top tennis and golf strength and conditioning coaches in the world.

Fleming earned a Bachelor of Science in Parks and Recreation Administration from Wingate University where he was also a member of the soccer team. In 2009, he earned a Master of Arts in Health/Wellness and Applied Exercise Physiology from UCF.

Khalilah MitchellDirector of Program DevelopmentKhalilah Mitchell enters her first season as a full-time staff member and her third as a member of the UCF women’s basketball program. Mittchell worked with the team as a graduate assistant the last two years. Helping prepare video footage for scouting purposes, Mitchell served as a valued asset to the coaching staff in her first two years before being elevated to her current position.

In her second season with the Knights, Mitchell was part of a program that won 11 straight games, including three in the C-USA Championship to claim its second league title, automatically qualifying for the NCAA Tournament.

Mitchell spent five seasons at LSU from 2003 to 2008 as a member of the women’s basketball team, playing under current assistant coach Bob Starkey. She is just one of two players (men or women) to be a part of five NCAA Final Four Teams, joining her teammate at LSU, Marian Whitfield. Mitchell was named to the 2005 All-SEC Academic Team as well as a member of the 2004 Freshmen Academic All-SEC team.

A native of New Orleans, La., Mitchell is one of seven children in her family. She averaged 18.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.2 steals per game as a senior at St. Mary’s under coach Keith Haywood. For her efforts she was named first-team all-state and participated in the Louisiana High School All-Star Game.

Sarah Hill Jennifer Perez Ben FlemingCecilia MillerKhalilah MitchellAmanda Robinson

Dr. Michael JablonskiTeam Physician

Dr. Kenneth KruminsTeam Physician

Dr. Mark MachugaTeam Chiropractor

Dr. Douglas MeuserTeam Physician

Phyllis Lampasso

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Meet the 2011-12

Knights

players

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Aisha Patrick

Class

Senior

Position

Guard

Height

5-9

Hometown

Rockledge, Fla.

High School

Rockledge

As a Junior in 2010-11Started every game, bringing career total to 92 of 93 games...Scored eight points dished out six assists and pulled down eight boards vs. Ohio State in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament (3/19/11)...Recorded a double-double (11 points,12 boards) vs. Tulane in the C-USA Championship Game (3/12/11)...Scored 14 points, dished seven assists and pulled down eight boards vs. Memphis in the C-USA Semifinals (3/11/11)...Scored 15 points and grabbed nine boards vs. UAB in the C-USA Quarterfinals (3/10/11)...Scored 11 points and dished out a season-high nine assists vs. Memphis (3/3/11)...Tallied 16 points and eight boards at Southern Miss (2/27/11)...Recorded a double-double (10 points, 13 boards) vs. ECU (2/20/11)...Recorded a double-double (15 points,15 boards) vs. Tulane (2/10/11)...Recorded 11 points and eight boards vs. UTEP (2/10/11)...Recorded six points, four steals, five assists and 12 boards vs. Marshall (1/23/11)...Tallied six points, four steals, six assists and seven boards vs. Marshall (1/23/11)...Registered 11 points and four rebounds at Memphis (1/20/11)...Scored 14 points, pulled in nine boards and a season-high seven steals at SMU (1/16/11)...Recorded a double-double (17 points, 11 boards) vs. UAB (1/13/11)...Recorded seven points and 10 boards vs. Southern Miss (1/9/11)...Recorded a season-high 21 points and pulled down eight rebounds at Rice (1/6/11)...Recorded six boards and five assists vs. Valdosta State (1/2/11)...Scored six points, pulled in eight boards and recorded a season-high nine assists vs. Tennessee Tech (12/29/10)...Recorded 15 points, five assists and seven rebounds vs. Jacksonville (12/20/10) ...Scored nine points and pulled in six boards at Florida State (12/15/10)...Scored 15 points and recorded seven rebounds, three assists and three steals against Middle Tennessee (12/7/10)...Posted six points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals in a 74-65 win over FIU (12/5/10)...Had team highs 17 points and seven rebounds, while connecting on a career-high two three-point field goals at Savannah State (11/30/10)...Was just shy of a double-double (20 points, nine rebounds) on 7-of-18 shooting and 6-of-9 from the free-throw line in win over WKU (11/27/10)...Posted third-straight game of at least 12 rebounds and scored seven points in addition to a team-high of seven assists against Richmond (11/26/10)...Tallied a then-career high 16 points and matched a career-high 14 rebounds against James Madison (11/20/10)... Totaled 12 rebounds, nine points and five assists in the win over Iona (11/19/10)...Scored 19 points on 9-of-13 shooting and grabbed six rebounds and two assists in season opener against Florida(11/13/10).

As a Sophomore in 2009-10 Made 52nd-straight start in the finale against Tulane (3/9/10)..Had a steal in 24 of 27 games as a sophomore...Led team in minutes for second straight year...Her consecutive games with a steal streak ended at 20 against Jackson State (12/20/09)...Averaged nine points and 12 rebounds per game while playing all 85 minutes during UCF’s C-USA Tournament run...Had a double-double in the tournament against Tulane (3/9/10), totaling 10 points and a career-high 14 rebounds...Tallied 13 points, five assists and five steals at Southern Miss (3/3/10)...Had 12 points and six rebounds at SMU (2/25/10)...Scored 12 points and had seven rebounds against Houston (2/20/10)...Had 10 points and eight rebounds against Marshall (2/4/10)...Posted impressive stat line against Alabama (12/14/09) with eight rebounds, seven assists and six steals...Tallied 12 points, eight rebounds and five steals in 38 minutes at FAU (12/12/09)...Had a career night at Jacksonville (12/2/09), scoring a career-high 21 points and adding seven rebounds, four assists and three steals.

As a Freshman in 2008-09 Started 33 of 34 games for UCF this season and led the Knights in minutes...The team’s go-to defensive stopper recorded a steal in each game except for three this season, including 13-straight contests...Finished the season with 75 steals, tied for the seventh-highest total in the program’s history...Tallied double figures in 15 games...Averaged 10 points per game in UCF’s run to the C-USA Tournament Championship, hitting 18-of-32 shots from the field...Slowed SMU’s Brittany Gilliam to just 11 points on 5-for-12 shooting in semifinal victory (3/7/09)...Scored 13 points in opening round victory over Rice (3/5/09)...Held UAB’s Amanda Peterson without a field goal (3/1/09)...Played a career-high 43 minutes at East Carolina (2/15/09) and scored nine points and grabbed nine rebounds...Named UCF’s first C-USA Rookie of the Week on Feb. 2...Played 40 minutes and scored 14 points in win over Marshall (1/31/09)...Just missed a triple-double against ECU (1/29/09) with 16 points, career-high 12 assists and eight rebounds in 38 minutes...Notched second double-double of the season at Southern Miss (1/18/09), scoring 14 points and 12 rebounds...Posted 15 points on 7-of-11 shooting in win against Memphis (1/8/09)...Had 12 points with seven assists and five steals against Southern Miss (1/3/09)...Had an outstanding all-around game at Alabama (12/03/08), scoring 10 points while also tallying nine rebounds, four assists and four steals...Scored 14 points against Wisconsin (11/27/08)...Posted a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds at Colorado (11/16/08) in collegiate debut.

Prior to UCF Played for Rockledge High School...Named team most valuable player as a junior and senior...Captured the district player of the year award as a senior after averaging 19 points, 9.5 rebounds and 6.2 steals per game...A McDonald’s All-American nominee and named first-team all-state...Averaged 17 points, seven rebounds and six assists as a junior...Also averaged double figures as both a freshman and a sophomore...Also ran track in high school, finishing fifth in the state in the 400m relay.

PersonalBorn in Cape Canaveral, Fla. ... Daughter of Terry Patrick and Angela Palmer...Majoring in sports and exercise science.

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Career StatsYear G-GS MP-Avg. FG-A (Pct.) 3FG-A (Pct.) FT-A (Pct.) Off-Def-Tot-Avg PF-D A TO B S TP-Avg

2008-09 34-33 1131-33.3 121-306 (.395) 0-4 (.000) 59-84 (.702) 76-88-164-4.8 68-0 100 84 5 75 301-8.92009-10 27-27 826-30.6 76-209 (.364) 2-12 (.167) 36-55 (.655) 74-98-172-6.4 57-0 55 64 2 64 190-7.02010-11 32-32 1004-31.4 117-261 (.448) 11-27 (.407) 96-141 (.681) 92-168-260-8.1 62-0 134 78 3 82 341-10.7TOTAL 93-92 2961-31.8 314-776 (.405) 13-43 (.302) 191-280 (.682) 242-354-596-6.4 187-0 289 226 10 221 832-8.9

Career Conference USA StatsYear G-GS MP-Avg. FG-A (Pct.) 3FG-A (Pct.) FT-A (Pct.) Off-Def-Tot-Avg PF-D A TO B S TP-Avg

2008-09 16-16 535-33.4 62-157 (.395) 0-0 (.000) 29-44 (.659) 38-43-81-5.1 33-0 52 29 4 42 153-9.6 2009-10 16-16 459-28.7 38-115 (.330) 1-8 (.125) 26-40 (.650) 38-63-101-6.3 33-0 31 33 2 31 103-6.4 2010-11 15-15 475-31.7 56-124 (.452) 4-13 (.308) 46-68 (.676) 43-76-119-7.9 30-0 58 38 2 44 162-10.8TOTAL 47-47 1469-31.3 156-396 (.394) 5-21 (.238) 101-152 (.664) 119-182-301-6.4 96-0 141 100 8 117 418-8.9

Off the Court with Aisha Patrick

If you could switch places with someone for a day, who would it

be?

Maya Moore. I just want to know her work ethic. They always talk about how she works hard in everything she does and I just want to know how she approaches the game.

What are the TV shows you can’t stop watching?

Basketball Wives, Bad Girls Club, Criminal Minds, The First 48, shows like that.

What is your favorite basketball memory?

My freshman year here winning conference. I had never gotten a ring before that.

What is the food or drink that you have to have stocked in your

refrigerator?

I have to have Voila! pasta dishes. You can just put them on the stove for 10 minutes. They are quick and easy and they’re so good. The garlic chicken kind. For a drink, Minute Maid fruit punch.

What is the most played song on your iPod?

Lil Wayne’s “She Will.”

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Ashia Kelly

Class

Senior

Position

Forward

Height

5-11

Hometown

Longview, Texas

High School

Kilgore

As a Junior in 2010-11Scored a game-high 16 points and pulled down six rebounds vs. Ohio State in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament (3/19/11)...Scored 10 points and added five rebounds vs. Tulane in the C-USA Championship Game (3/12/11)...Scored 12 points and pulled in seven boards vs. Memphis in the C-USA Semifinals (3/11/11)...Recorded nine points and eight rebounds vs. UAB the C-USA Quarterfinals (3/10/11)...Recorded 14 points and eight rebounds vs. Memphis (3/3/11)...Recorded nine points and seven rebounds at UAB (2/24/11)...Scored a career-high 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds vs. ECU (2/20/11)....Scored eight points and added another five rebounds vs. Houston (1/27/11)...Scored six points and pulled down five boards vs. Southern Miss (1/9/11)...Grabbed eight rebounds vs. Valdosta State (1/2/11)...Scored five points and grabbed six rebounds vs. Tennessee Tech (12/29/10)...Grabbed five rebounds in win over WKU (11/27/10)...Connected on lone field-goal attempt, a three-pointer, against Richmond (11/26/10)...Scored eight points against James Madison (11/20/10)...Totaled six points and five rebounds in win over Iona (11/19/10)...Had three rebounds in season opener against Florida (11/13/10).

As a Sophomore in 2009-10Started the last 13 games of the season for UCF...Shattered her previous career high with 16 points against Southern Miss...Also added eight rebounds in a career-best 36 minutes...Scored nine points and grabbed a career-best nine rebounds at SMU (2/25/10)...Hit all three of her shots and scored seven points against Marshall (2/4/10)...Also started against Tulane (1/31/10), totaling six points and four rebounds...Started at UTEP (1/24/10), scoring three points and grabbing two rebounds in 28 minutes...Knocked down two important threes in a 10-0 run in UCF’s win over Southern Miss (1/21/10)...Played a career-high 28 minutes at Marshall (1/08/10), totaling seven points and five rebounds...Earned her first career start against Washington (12/6/09)...Played 21 minutes and had three rebounds, three steals and two assists at Jacksonville (12/2/09)...Grabbed five rebounds in only 10 minutes of action against Bethune-Cookman (11/20/09)...Played 11 minutes against MTSU, scoring two points and grabbing a rebound.

As a Freshman in 2008-09Played in 30 games during her freshman campaign and tallied points in eight games...Scored two points and grabbed two rebounds in NCAA Tournament against North Carolina...Hit only shot and finished with two points in 65-54 overtime victory over Southern Miss in the championship game of the C-USA Tournament (3/8/09)...Recorded multiple rebounds in 13 games...Scored a career-high 10 points, all after halftime, in UCF’s overtime loss to Wake Forest (12/19/08)...Went 2-for-3 from the field, knocked down her only three-point attempt and hit 5-of-6 free throws...Played a season-high 19 minutes against Florida Gulf Coast (12/7/08)...Played in each of the Knights first eight games...Ripped down six rebounds in her first college game at Colorado...Also scored two points on 1-of-2 shooting.

Prior to UCFAttended Kilgore High School and averaged in double figures all four seasons...Averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds and four assists per game as a senior...Named first-team all-district and first-team All-East Texas...Averaged 15 points, 12 rebounds and five assists per contest her junior season...Named team MVP as a sophomore for the Lady Dogs after averaging 18 points and 10 rebounds...Also played volleyball and ran track...An active student-athlete, she was inducted into the National Honor Society.

PersonalDaughter of Louis and Shelia Kelly...Has one older brother, Antonio, and one younger brother, Javarri...Father played center field at UT-Arlington...Uncle Steven Kenney played free safety for Texas A&M...Cousin Tabitha Johnson was a member of the Northwestern State track & field program...Majoring in health science.

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2008-09 30-0 218-7.3 6-27 (.222) 1-5 (.200) 9-14 (.643) 20-27-47-1.6 32-0 9 15 6 5 22-0.72009-10 27-14 500-18.5 29-74 (.392) 10-31 (.323) 22-41 (.537) 41-31-72-2.7 52-1 11 30 4 23 90-3.32010-11 33-23 669-20.3 59-153 (.386) 34-80 (.425) 18-31 (.581) 39-91-130-3.9 78-1 19 30 11 24 170-5.2 TOTAL 90-37 1387-15.4 94-254 (.370) 45-116 (.388) 49-86 (.570) 100-149-249-2.8 162-2 39 75 21 52 282-3.1


2008-09 13-0 89-6.8 1-7 (.143) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 7-9-16-1.2 12-0 5 4 3 3 2-0.2 2009-10 16-11 362-22.6 24-54 (.444) 9-25 (.360) 16-29 (.552) 31-23-54-3.4 44-1 5 23 2 16 73-4.62010-11 16-15 349-21.8 30-71 (.423) 16-35 (.457) 8-14 (.571) 20-40-60-3.8 43-0 8 14 6 11 84-5.3TOTAL 45-26 800-17.8 55-132 (.417) 25-60 (.417) 24-43 (.558) 58-72-130-2.9 99-1 18 41 11 30 159-3.5

Off the Court with Ashia Kelly

What was your first job?

In high school I worked at Fred’s. It was like a local dollar store. I remember the day I got my first paycheck. I was so excited. I think I spent it on gas and food. I told my parents that I wanted to be self-sufficient.

What are you most afraid of?

I am extremely terrified of heights. The first time I flew on a plane was with my mom on my first and only visit to UCF. I’ve adapted to endure the ride, but if I tried to go sky diving or something, I’d still be terrified.

What is something you want to do before you die?

I’d like to travel. There are plenty of places I want to go, but I’d really like to travel to Spain and blend with the culture.

What is your first basketball memory?

I played at this local league back in my hometown and I was about six years old. I remember playing against one of my best friends, and the game came down to the wire. I remember making the basket and my dad came out running and grabbed me and twirled me in the air.

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Racine Davis

Class

Senior

Position

Forward

Height

6-3

Hometown

Tamarac, Fla.

High School

Plantation

As a Junior in 2010-11 Made starts in six of 31 games played as a junior...Matched her career high with seven points at East Carolina (1/30/11) while also pulling down three boards...Scored five points and added three boards vs. Jacksonville (12/20/10)...Totaled four points and six rebounds against James Madison (11/20/2010)...Had three rebounds in win over Iona (11/19/10).

As a Sophomore in 2009-10 Scored in C-USA games against East Carolina (1/10/10), UTEP (1/24/10) and Tulsa (2/27/10)...Had the best game of her young career against Bethune-Cookman (11/20/09), scoring her first seven points and also grabbing a career-high five rebounds in 19 minutes of play...Knocked down 2-of-3 field goals and hit three free throws in the contest...Appeared in UCF’s opener at Middle Tennessee (11/15/09).

As a Freshman in 2008-09 Appeared in nine games as a freshman for UCF...Logged a season-high six minutes against Rice (1/22/09) and grabbed a pair of rebounds...Played five minutes against Ole Miss (12/20/08), grabbing two rebounds...Made her collegiate debut at Colorado (11/16/08), logging one minute against the Buffs.

Prior to UCFPlayed four seasons for head coach Della Reese Smith at Plantation High School...Named all-county as a senior after averaging 15 points and 12 rebounds...Also was selected to play in the Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game...Averaged a double-double as a junior with 10 points and 12 rebounds per game...As a sophomore, scored eight points and grabbed 10 rebounds per contest...Also participated in track and field...Was on the SGA executive board and served two years as class treasurer.

PersonalDaughter of Janice and Richard Davis...Has an older sister, Allison, and three younger siblings: Kymani, Hackeem and Kayla...Majoring in digital media.

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2008-09 9-0 19-2.1 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-1 (.000) 3-1-4-0.4 5-0 1 4 0 0 0-0.02009-10 15-0 88-5.9 9-12 (.750) 0-0 (.000) 3-12 (.250) 7-11-18-1.2 17-0 1 5 2 3 21-1.42010-11 31-6 212-6.8 12-34 (.353) 0-0 (.000) 14-25 (.560) 29-31-60-1.9 35-0 3 19 2 4 38-1.2TOTAL 55-0 319-5.8 21-46 (.457) 0-0 (.000) 17-38 (.447) 39-43-82-1.5 57-0 5 28 4 7 59-1.1


2008-09 3-0 8-2.7 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-1 (.000) 2-0-2-0.7 3-0 1 1 0 0 0-0.0 2009-10 9-0 36-4.0 3-4 (.750) 0-0 (.000) 0-3 (.000) 1-1-2-0.2 10-0 1 4 1 2 6-0.7 2010-11 14-1 108-7.7 7-17 (.412) 0-0 (.000) 4-8 (.500) 15-12-27-1.9 18-0 3 10 1 3 18-1.3TOTAL 26-1 152-5.8 10-21 (.476) 0-0 (.000) 4-12 (.333) 18-13-31-0.8 21-0 5 15 2 5 24-0.9

Off the Court with Racine Davis

What are you most excited about now that you’re a senior?

Taking on more responsibilities, just helping the freshmen come along. Seeing our team develop and do well this year.

What is your favorite spot on campus?

My room. And the reflection pond. It’s a great place to go and relax. I don’t get to do much of that.

Who inspires you?

Coach Williams. She is very strong and driven and I aspire to be someone like that.

What noise or sound do you hate?

Pen clicking. Also, when you chew your food with your mouth open.

What was the last concert you went to?

Ludacris. It was awesome. He played all of the oldies and some of the newbies. LMFAO was there as well. That was pretty fun.

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Gevenia Carter

Class

Junior

Position

Guard

Height

5-8

Hometown

Houston, Texas

High School

Tucker

Previous School

Westfield

As a Sophomore in 2010-11 Recorded 10 points vs. Tulane in the C-USA Championship Game (3/12/11)...Scored 10 points at UAB (2/24/11)...Dropped 15 points vs. Tulane (2/17/11)...Recorded nine points vs. UTEP (2/10/11), including the game-winning halfcourt shot as time expired...Dropped nine points at East Carolina (1/30/11)...Scored a career-high 22 points vs. Houston (1/27/11)...Scored 11 points after shooting 3-of-5 vs. Jacksonville (12/20/11)...Scored six points, which included a 4-of-4 showing from the free-throw line, against Savannah State (11/30/10)...Had a career-high 16 points against James Madison (11/20/2010)...Notched six points in win over Iona(11/19/10)...Scored 12 points in season opener against Florida (11/13/10).

As a Freshman in 2009-10 Knocked down an important three-pointer in UCF’s win over Tulsa (2/27/10)...Played 21 minutes against No. 3 Notre Dame (12/29/09), scoring seven points...Earned Conference USA Freshman of the Week honors on Dec. 22...Went 4-for-6 from the field and scored nine points against Jackson State (12/20/09)...Scored six points in just six minutes against No. 10/6 Florida State...Had the best game of her young career against Alabama (12/14/09), scoring 10 points and tallying three steals in 24 minutes...Knocked down 2-of-3 from long range in the game...Played a season-high 11 minutes at FAU (12/12/09), scoring four points and adding two assists and a steal...Tallied four points at Jacksonville (12/2/09)...Scored her first career points with four against Bethune-Cookman (11/20/09)...Drained a three-pointer and also had an assist and a steal in 10 minutes of play...Made her collegiate debut at Middle Tennessee (11/15/09), playing two minutes for the Knights.

Prior to UCFPlayed basketball for Westfield High School in Houston...Ranked 61st nationally in the Class of 2009 in ESPNU’s HoopGurlz Top 100, and was listed as the 12th-ranked shooting guard in the country...Also the sixth-highest ranked player from the state of Texas, which had three of the nation’s top five recruits...As a senior, averaged 17.7 points, 7.1 steals, 5.9 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game...Played in the Greater Houston Area Girls Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game after the season and claimed MVP honors after scoring 13 points...Also played in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) All-Star Game...In her junior season, Carter averaged 18.5 points, 6.5 assists and 4.2 steals per contest...Stellar background in AAU basketball while playing for the Houston Insiders...Made the all-tournament team in 2007 and 2008 while helping the Insiders to second and third-place finishes at Basketball at the Bayou...Drew interest from numerous top-notch programs, including Texas A&M, Kansas, Kansas State, Houston and Rice.

PersonalDaughter of Telekia Foots and Charles Carter...Father was part of the Houston Texans inaugural NFL season in 2002...Has five younger siblings, Shevenia, J’Marcus, Jarard, Clayton and Sarai...Majoring in hospitality management.

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2009-10 25-0 197-7.9 26-82 (.317) 5-20 (.250) 10-20 (.500) 6-8-14-0.6 13-0 18 36 0 13 67-2.72010-11 33-2 481-14.6 62-199 (.312) 18-59 (.305) 49-72 (.681) 15-29-44-1.3 36-0 32 54 1 30 191-5.8TOTAL 58-0 678-11.7 88-281 (.313) 23-79 (.291) 59-92 (.641) 21-37-58-1.0 49-0 50 90 1 43 258-4.4

Career Conference USA StatsYear G-GS MP-Avg. FG-A (Pct.) 3FG-A (Pct.) FT-A (Pct.) Off-Def-Tot-Avg PF-D A TO B S TP-Avg 2009-10 15-0 95-6.3 7-34 (.206 ) 1-7 (.143) 5-8 (.625) 5-5-10-0.7 6-0 12 22 0 6 20-1.32010-11 16-0 256-16.0 31-109 (.284) 13-36 (.361) 28-40 (.700) 8-20-28-1.8 23-0 17 29 0 14 103-6.4 TOTAL 15-0 95-6.3 7-34 (.206 ) 1-7 (.143) 5-8 (.625) 5-5-10-0.7 6-0 12 22 0 6 20-1.3

Off the Court with Gevenia Carter

You are originally from Texas - a state synonymous with football -

and your father played for the Houston Texans in their inaugural

season. How big is football in your household?

“It actually wasn’t that big. Of course we love football, my whole family. I know about it and watch it, but I’m not too big of a fan. As far as basketball, everyone loves it because I play it.”

You come from a big family with five brothers and sisters. What’s

it like at dinner time?

“We all communicate, sit around the TV and laugh. There’s always enough food.”

What is your favorite meal?

“My grandma on my dad’s side, she always cooks. So it would be meatloaf, cabbage, candied yams, rice, and black eyed peas. And cornbread of course.”

What is your favorite spot on campus?

“The reflection pond. I always go there to relax and get my mind right.”

What are you most afraid of?

“I don’t like animals. I’m terribly afraid of reptiles.”

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Kayli Keough

Class

Junior

Position

Forward

Height

6-2

Weight

175

Hometown

Land O’Lakes, Fla.

High School

Land O’Lakes HS

Previous School

Florida State

Sat out the 2010-11 season due to NCAA transfer policy.

As a Sophomore in 2009-10 (Florida State)Played in 15 of FSU’s 35 games as a reserve...Was second on the team in 3-point percentage by converting better than 45 percent of her shots from long range...Set career-highs in points (nine), rebounds (six) and blocks (two) in the victory against Hawaii... Converted 5-of-6 free throws in the win at Clemson...Connected on a career-high two three-pointers in both the Hawaii and Georgia State victories...Played a season-high 18 minutes against both Alcorn State and Hawaii.

As a Freshman in 2008-09 (Florida State)Played in 18 of FSU’s 34 games off of the bench in her first season...Played two minutes late in the win against N.C. A&T in the NCAA Tournament...Played two minutes in the loss to Duke in the ACC Tournament...Played nine minutes in a win over UCF and grabbed a rebound...Had a five-point, five-rebound performance vs. Northern Colorado...Scored a career-high seven points in the SEMO win... Grabbed a career-high five rebounds in four games...Scored in six games...Averaged 6.1 minutes per game and played 10 or more minutes in six games, including a season-high 16 minutes vs. Murray State.

Prior to College A Sporting News All-American nominee as a senior...Named to the FACA All-Star Team...Was a first team all-state selection...Tampa Tribune Player of the Year as well as Female Athlete of the Year...Also named the North Suncoast Player of the Year... Also earned Tampa Tribune Player of the Year honors as a volleyball player...Two-year Honorable Mention All-America selection by Street & Smith, she collected her first 5A All-State honors from the Florida Sports Association as a junior...Averaged 21.0 points, 8.8 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 5.1 steals and 3.3 blocks per game...Three-year team captain...Standout for Tampa Extreme AAU team, leading the squad to the US Junior National tournament...In 2005, was named tournament MVP after leading her squad to the 2005 Florida USSSA State title...That same season she was chosen for the Extreme Hoops Classic All-Tournament team...A three-year all-area pick and four-time All-Suncoast Conference selection, she was rated as one of the top players in the state of Florida...As a freshman, was a Sunshine Athletic Conference Honorable Mention selection...Also excelled on the volleyball court where she was a 2007 Honorable Mention All-State selection... Lettered for one season in track...Played for coach Laurie Pacholke at Land O’ Lakes High School... Graduated in the Top 12 percent of her class...Named to the Dean’s List...Member of the National English Honor Society as well as the National Society of High School Honors...Named the Tampa Tribune Scholar-Athlete of the Year...Was named the Most Outstanding Senior at Land O’ Lakes High School.

PersonalBorn July 25, 1990...Majoring in sociology...Father, Michael Keough, played quarterback at Tennessee Tech...Her sister, Meghan, is a freshman guard on the team.

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*2008-09 18-0 109/6.1 5-21 (.238) 0-1 (.000) 10-19 (.526) 7-25-32-1.8 15-0 3 9 0 3 20-1.1*2009-10 15-0 124 /8.3 7-26 (.269) 5-11 (.455) 14-18 (.778) 5-18-23-1.5 19-0 12 9 3 6 33-2.2 2010-11 Sat out due to NCAA transfer policy

Totals 33-0 233/7.1 12-47 (.255) 5-12 (.417) 24-37 (.649) 12-43-55-1.7 34-0 15 18 3 9 53-1.6

*Stats from Florida State

Off the Court with Kayli Keough

After having to sit last year due to NCAA transfer rules, how do

you think you can help the team this year?

By playing hard, cutting hard, looking for my shot and putting in an all-out effort -- hopefully it will be contagious.

Where is your favorite place?

By far my favorite place is the beach. Put me anywhere with an ocean or a lake, a reef, fishing, a sand bar, and I’m totally content. I love being out in the sun or outdoors in any way I can. What’s the best present you’ve ever received?

That’s a tough one. I get really excited over the littlest things so I go mildly crazy on Christmas. One year, my parents got us a trampoline and that was probably one of my favorite things to do when I was a kid. How many games of one-on-one have you and Meghan played,

and who usually wins?

We played a lot when we were younger, out in the front driveway. Way too many to count. When we were younger I was a lot taller and had a big advantage but now it’s a toss up.

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Sarah Green

Class

Sophomore

Position

Forward

Height

6-2

Hometown

Columbia, S.C.

High School

Irmo

As a Freshman in 2010-11Suffered a season-ending knee injury at Tulsa (2/6/11)...Appeared in 22 games in her first season in a Knights uniform...Matched her season high with four points vs. Southern Miss (1/9/11) in the Knights’ C-USA home opener...Scored four points at Rice (1/6/11)...Scored a season-high four points vs. Valdosta State (1/2/11)...Scored two points and grabbed a rebound in win over Iona (11/19/10).

Prior to UCFPlayed four seasons at Irmo High School...Named the Region 5-4A Player of the Year as a senior...McDonald’s All-American nominee...Ranked 84th in the nation by ESPNU HoopGurlz and 14th at her position during her senior season...Played in the North Carolina vs. South Carolina All-Star Game which pits the top 10 seniors from each state...Named MVP of the 2010 North Carolina vs. South Carolina All-Star Game...Honored as team MVP as a senior...As a junior was voted the team MVP and named to the member of the all-area team...Played AAU for the South Carolina 76ers...Lettered in track at Irmo, competing in the long and triple jump.

PersonalDaughter of Deloris and Thomas Green...Third of four children...Has an older sister, Elizabeth, an older brother, Timothy, and a younger brother, James...Brother Timothy plays football at Southern Miss...Majoring in psychology.

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2010-11 22-0 168 -7.6 10-32 (.313) 0-0 (.000) 1-2 (.500) 15-18-33-1.5 29-2 1 12 6 2 21 -1.0TOTAL 22-0 168 -7.6 10-32 (.313) 0-0 (.000) 1-2 (.500) 15-18-33-1.5 29-2 1 12 6 2 21 -1.0

Career Conference USA Stats2010-11 9-0 80-8.9 6-15 (.400) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 9-8-17-1.9 11-1 1 8 3 0 12-1.3TOTAL 9-0 80-8.9 6-15 (.400) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 9-8-17-1.9 11-1 1 8 3 0 12-1.3

Off the Court with Sarah Green

Your brother plays football at conference rival Southern Miss.

Does your family have a house-divided thing going on?

We play different sports so when I play they cheer for me, and when he plays they cheer for him. When UCF plays Southern Miss, I cheer for my brother but I still want UCF to win.

You’ve been known to break out in song. How does singing

make you feel?

It makes me feel good when I’m entertaining everybody. I like to make everyone laugh. And I like music.

What was your first car?

I’ve never had a car.

What instrument do you wish you could play?

I’d like to learn to play the guitar really well. I have a guitar but I don’t know how to play it. I got it as a gift.

How strong do you think this year’s frontcourt can be?

We can be really strong. We have six post players so I think we have a lot of potential. We have to put in a lot of hard work but I think we’ll be pretty good.

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Erika Jones

Class

Sophomore

Position

Forward/Center

Height

6-2

Hometown

Phenix City, Ala.

High School

Smiths Station

As a Freshman in 2010-11 Appeared in all 32 games for the Knights, making four starts...Matched her season best with 10 boards at UAB (2/24/11)and added six points...Matched a season-high eight points and grabbed nine boards at Tulsa (2/6/11)...Scored six points and grabbed four rebounds vs. Houston (1/27/11)...Pulled down seven boards and scored two points vs. Valdosta State (1/2/11)...Scored a career-high eight points and pulled in nine rebounds vs. Jacksonville (12/20/10)...Scored six points and had six boards at Florida State (12/15/10)...Went 4-of-5 from the field which totaled eight points, while also pulling down five rebounds in a 74-65 win over FIU (12/5/10)...Totaled six points and five rebounds against Savannah State (11/30/10)...Pulled down 10 rebounds and scored eight points in win over Richmond (11/26/10)...Totaled three points and four rebounds against James Madison (11/20/10)...Had six points and five rebounds in season opener against Florida (11/13/10).

Prior to UCFPlayed four seasons at Smiths Station High School...Played on the first team in Smiths Station history to reach the Alabama Final Four during her junior season (2009)...Named to the all-state second team as a junior...Named to all-state first team as a senior...Honored as the Smiths Station High School MVP athlete as a senior (2010)...Ranked 35th at her position by ESPNU HoopGurlz...Named to 2010 All Bi-City First Team her senior year after averaging 15 ppg, 9 rpg, 8 apg and 5 spg...Also played AAU for the Georgia Jaguars...Also played volleyball and ran track & field in high school.

PersonalDaughter of Rita and Calvin Clark...Has two younger brothers, Calvin and Jorey, and a younger sister, Marian...Majoring in exceptional education.

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2010-11 33-4 479-14.5 42-101 (.416) 0-0 (.000) 16-41 (.390) 54-85-139-4.2 58-0 4 57 8 11 100-3.0TOTAL 33-4 479-14.5 42-101 (.416) 0-0 (.000) 16-41 (.390) 54-85-139-4.2 58-0 4 57 8 11 100-3.0

Career Conference USA Stats2010-11 16-0 201-12.6 17-39 (.436) 0-0 (.000) 6-14 (.429) 27-37-64 (4.0) 28-0 3 29 3 5 40-2.5 TOTAL 16-0 201-12.6 17-39 (.436) 0-0 (.000) 6-14 (.429) 27-37-64 (4.0) 28-0 3 29 3 5 40-2.5

Off the Court with Erika Jones

What’s your favorite book?

“God Don’t Like Ugly” by Mary Monroe.

What is your guilty pleasure song?

I like old school music like Al Green. So that’s a good question. I guess it would have to be Justin Beiber’s “Somebody to Love.” I love that song.

Where is your favorite spot on campus?

The student union. There is great people watching at the union. I laugh there, and I like to chill with my friends there.

If a genie gave you three wishes, what would you wish for?

1. That I could meet Dwight Howard.2. I wish that I could go back and live in the 80s because I feel like I could fit in in that decade.3. To give my parents a big house, paid off.

Rumor has it you are a Twilight fan. Are you Team Jacob or Team

Edward?

It’s hard. To be honest with you, I think Bella plays with both of their hearts.

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Aarika Judge

Class

Sophomore

Position

Guard

Height

5-8

Hometown

Augusta, Ga.

High School

Hephzibah

As a Freshman in 2010-11Missed first part of the season recovering from an injury...Had a career-high four rebounds at Memphis (1/20/11)...Connected on one three-pointer and pulled down three rebounds vs. Marshall (1/23/11)...Grabbed four rebounds vs. Valdosta State (1/2/11)...Scored a career-high six points off a 2-for-3 showing from three-point range and added two assists at Wright State (12/22/10).

Prior to UCFPlayed four seasons as a starter on the varsity basketball team at Hephzibah High School...Scored 1,528 career points in four seasons...As a senior was a 2010 McDonald’s All-American nominee after averaging 17.6 points per game, six rebounds, six assists and six steals per game...She also made 86 three-pointers as a senior...Ranked as the 52nd best shooting guard in the nation and the fifth best in the state of Georgia...Was the Region 3AAAA Player of the Year in 2009-10...A member of three Region 3AAAA championship teams (2007, 2009 & 2010)...Played in the 2009-10 Georgia Senior North/South All-Star Game...Named The Augusta Chronicle Georgia Girls Basketball Player of the Year for 2009-10...Named to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Second Team as a senior…Earned the Coca-Cola Academic & Athletic Award in 2010...Honored with the 2010 Games Gold Award for All-Around Female Athlete...Nominated for the 2010 Vince Dooley Award...Played for team that made three-consecutive Georgia Elite 8’s (2007, 2008, 2009) and a Sweet 16 appearance (2010)...As a junior was named to The Augusta Chronicle All-Area First Team...As a sophomore was honored with a spot on All-Region First Team, the Georgia All-Area Second Team, All-State Honorable Mention and Georgia Sports Writers Association Honorable Mention...Won the 2007 Rising Player Award as a freshman...During her four years at Hephzibah, helped lead her team to a 101-19 overall record...Also suited up for the South Carolina 76ers AAU team during her high school career...Also played softball and ran track in high school...Was a member of the 2009 All-Region First Team in softball and won the Best Defensive Player Award as a center-fielder and shortstop...Participated and won several events on the regional level in the long jump, 4x400 and 1600-meter relay.

PersonalDaughter of Troy Moss and Ludy Judge...Has an older sister, Jasmine, and a younger brother, Troy...Older sister, Jasmine, plays basketball at Lander University...Recipient of the Hephzibah Citizenship Award...Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication.

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2010-11 19-0 137-7.2 10-43 (.233) 7-27 (.259) 2-4 (.500) 4-16-20-1.1 10-0 12 20 4 10 29-1.5TOTAL 19-0 137-7.2 10-43 (.233) 7-27 (.259) 2-4 (.500) 4-16-20-1.1 10-0 12 20 4 10 29-1.5

Career Conference USA Stats2010-11 12-0 97-8.1 7-28 (.250) 4-16 (.250) 0-0 (.000) 4-10-14-1.2 8-0 9 16 3 8 18-1.5TOTAL 12-0 44-3.7 3-4 (.750) 0-0 (.000) 0-4 (.000) 3-1-4-0.3 13-0 2 5 1 2 6-0.5

Off the Court with Aarika Judge

In addition to basketball, you also played softball and ran track

in high school. Out of the three sports, which is your first love?

My first love was basketball because my sister was so much better than me in everything else. This was the one thing I wanted for myself, so basketball is what I strived to be the best at.

What’s your favorite junk food?

French fries. I could eat them all day every day.

What philosophy or quote do you live by?

“Thank God for what you have; trust God for what you need.” - Author Unknown

Who is your favorite athlete?

The only and only Kevin Garnett.

What subject are you best at in school?

P.E. No, I’m just kidding. My best subject is math.

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Leo Montalvo

Class

Sophomore

Position

Guard

Height

5-4

Hometown

Orlando, Fla.

High School

Boone

As a Freshman in 2010-11Scored first career field goal and recorded first assist vs. Jacksonville (12/20/10)...Recorded first three-pointer and first rebound vs. Marshall (1/23/11)...Scored a career-high eight points and grabbed three rebounds at Marshall (2/13/11)...Posted five points and three rebounds at Southern Miss (2/27/11).

Prior to UCFFinished high school career with 2,486 points and 321 career three-pointers...Nominated as a McDonald’s All-American her senior season at Boone High School...Represented the Puerto Rican Junior National Team as a senior...Led the North Florida All-Star Team with 16 points and six assists at the Florida North and South All-Star Game in 2010...The Orlando Sentinel rated Montalvo as the No. 1 player in the Central Florida Region for the class of 2010..As a senior, averaged 18.3 ppg and 3.8 apg en route to being named team MVP, first team all-county, First Team All-Central Florida and first team all-state...As a junior, averaged 16.2 ppg and 5.1 apg, voted first team all-county and Second Team All-Central Florida...In her first season at Boone as a sophomore, averaged 16.8 ppg and 4.8 apg...Was named to second team all-county, Second Team All-Central Florida, and third team all-state...As a freshman at Trinity Prep, averaged 17.8 ppg, 4 assists and went over 1,000-career points...In her first season at Trinity Prep as an eighth grader, she helped lead her team to the regional finals after winning the district championship...Voted team co-MVP after averaging 18.6 ppg and was named to the all-state team...As a seventh grader, played for the varsity team at Faith Christian Academy and averaged 19.3 ppg, including a career high of 39 points in a game...Played AAU for the Orlando Comets, helping to lead the team to a third-place finish at the Under-16 Nationals.

PersonalDaughter of Susan and Harry Montalvo...Oldest of four children...Has two younger brothers, Harry Jr. and Geovanni, and a younger sister, Annabella...Recipient of an academic scholarship from Bridges to Success program...Majoring in health sciences.

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2010-11 15-0 78-5.2 4-15 (.267) 2-10 (.200) 12-17 (.706) 2 -9 -11-0.7 12-0 6 15 0 5 22 -1.5TOTAL 15-0 78-5.2 4-15 (.267) 2-10 (.200) 12-17 (.706) 2 -9 -11-0.7 12-0 6 15 0 5 22 -1.5

Career Conference USA Stats2010-11 10-0 64-6.4 4-15 (.267) 2-10 (.200) 7-11 (.636) 2-8-10 (1.0) 7-0 5 9 0 3 17-1.7TOTAL 12-0 44-3.7 3-4 (.750) 0-0 (.000) 0-4 (.000) 3-1-4-0.3 13-0 2 5 1 2 6-0.5

Off the Court with Leo Montalvo

Rumor has it you are a Lord of the Rings and Star Wars fan. What

do you like about those movies?

“I’ve grown up watching Star Wars because my family is really big into Star Wars. I really love Sci-Fi. I also like war movies, and Lord of the Rings is a war movie. Both of them are just the typical good vs. evil stories.”

Have you ever dressed up to go see one of the films in movie

theaters?

“I haven’t dressed up - I’m not that big of a fanatic. But for Halloween when I was 10 years old I was Frodo. I’m guilty of that.”

You go by Leo but your full name is Leonella. Are you named

after anyone?

“My great-grandmother on my dad’s side had passed away a week before I was born. Her name was Leonor. They wanted to name me Leonor but my mom hated it so she changed the ending. So that’s how my name came to be.”

What is your dream job?

“I’m majoring in health sciences. I want to be an occupational therapist. I want to help with kids who have special needs.”

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Bryeasha Blair

Class

Freshman

Position

Guard

Height

5-4

Hometown

Chicago, Ill.

High School

Whitney Young

Prior to UCFOne of four players on the 2011 Whitney Young team to commit to a Division I program... A four-year varsity player, she helped lead Whitney Young to the 2008 Illinois State Championship and the 2009 and 2010 Chicago City Championships...Majoring in interdisciplinary studies with a minor in health sciences.

Off the Court with Bryeasha Blair

You went to the same high school as men’s basketball guards

Marcus Jordan and A.J. Rompza in Chicago. Are you close?

Once they found out I was going here, they gave me some pointers on how UCF was. They kind of influenced my decision. We do see each other a lot in the gym.

What are your thoughts on Chicago pizza?

Chicago has the best pizza, hands down. My perfect pizza would be when the bread is flat and the crust is thick and has cheese on the inside. And sausage topping.

What TV show can you not stop watching?

Phineas and Ferb.

If a genie gave you three wishes, what would you wish for?

1. Unlimited Sour Patch Watermelon flavored candy.2. Super powers: the ability to fly and be invisible. 3. To come out with my own shoe and it be as popular as Michael Jordan shoes.

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Andrea Hines

Class

Freshman

Position

Forward

Height

5-7

Hometown

New Castle, Del.

High School

Sanford School

Prior to UCFRanked as high as the 56th best player at her position in the country by HoopGurlz...A two-time all-state and all-conference player...Scored 909 points in three seasons of basketball...As a junior in 2009-10, she was a nominee for the Gatorade Delaware Player of the Year as she led her team to an appearance in the state finals...In the championship game, Hines finished just shy of a triple-double, scoring 12 points, pulling down 10 rebounds and dishing out eight assists...Majoring in health sciences.

Off the Court with Andrea Hines

What drew you to UCF?

The coaches and the academics. I’m a health science major and I eventually want to become a nurse.

You’re from Philadelphia. Have you ever run up the famous

Rocky steps? And what do you think of the movie?

We had a field trip there when I was going to school in Pennsylvania. We got a chance to walk up the steps and see the statue. His work ethic shows Philly. We work hard.

Do you know any foreign languages?

I can speak French a little. I have a friend from France so I try to pick up on it from her. I can understand it better than I can speak it. She was a foreign exchange student at my school in Delaware. She’s like my best friend now.

You played lacrosse for a year in high school. Can you use any

of your lacrosse moves on the court?

Footwork. In lacrosse, you use a lot of jab steps and sliding.

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Meghan Keough

Class

Freshman

Position

Forward

Height

5-9

Hometown

Land O’ Lakes. Fla.

High School

Tampa Catholic

Prior to UCFSpent her first two years at Land O’Lakes before helping Tampa Catholic win its first 3A State Championship as a junior in 2009-10...Helped the team become the first Hillsborough County girls’ program to repeat as state champions in 2011 with 31 points in Tampa Catholic’s 48-37 win in the title game...As a sophomore, she was named the Tampa Tribune’s All-County Girls Basketball Player of the Year as she averaged 21 points, eight rebounds, three steals and two assists... Twice recognized by ESPN.com as a “Player to Watch”...Ranked as high as the 74th best guard in the country by HoopGurlz, while also receiving a grade of 86 and three stars...Majoring in biology.

Off the Court with Meghan Keough

What can you tell us about your sister Kayli that others

wouldn’t know?

Kayli has the biggest sweet-tooth. We have girls on the team that will hide pieces of chocolate in her room, playing pranks on her.

When did you first learn to wakeboard and waterski?

My family lives on a lake and my dad taught us to knee board when we were four years old. That was the age that he wanted us to start learning. We water skied as we grew up, but I got into wakeboarding two summers ago. Some of my friends would do it. We have a ski boat now so every time I go home, I do it. It’s so fun.

You made history by being a part of two consecutive

championship teams at Tampa Catholic. What was it like to be

a part of something that big?

I had the most amazing high school basketball experience I could ever ask for. I think that has helped me a lot transitioning because I’ve been on a winning team. Coming in I have the same passion and desire to win. It’s nice when you’ve been there and tasted it – it makes you more hungry.

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Stephanie Taylor

Class

Freshman

Position

Forward

Height

6-2

Hometown

Indian Trial, N.C.

High School

Sun Valley

Prior to UCFAveraged a double-double of 13.8 points and 11.3 rebounds per game during her first three seasons at Sun Valley High School... An all-conference player her first three seasons, she was also named to the All-Union County First Team as a sophomore and junior as well as the second team as a freshman...In each of her first three seasons at Sun Valley, Taylor was named to the Union County Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team...Majoring in health sciences.

Off the Court with Stephanie Taylor

You’re from North Carolina, and they take basketball pretty

seriously there. Are you a Duke or North Carolina fan?

I’m not really a fan of either. I was that outcast that said they didn’t care who won and everyone would get mad at me.

What was your first day on campus like?

My first day on campus was so fun and so confusing at the same time, especially the first day of class. The campus is so big and it is easy to get lost by the beauty of it.

What do you like most about being tall? What do you like the

least?

I love my height mainly because that’s how I was meant to be and both my parents are tall. It feels good when I catch people’s attention and they go, “Wow, you’re really tall...I wish I was tall.” But I hate that being tall usually means you have big feet and can never find shoes your size or long enough jeans or pants.

What has surprised you the most about the transition to college

basketball?

I knew I was going to be put to work, so I was expecting it, but it’s still pretty tough. Also you need to really have great time management.

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OVERALL STATISTICSRecord: 22-11 • Home: 12-2 • Away: 6-8 • Neutral: 4-1

Conference USA: 12-4 • Home: 7-1 • Away: 5-3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1ST 2ND OT TOTAL

UCF 1071 1164 20 2255Opponents 949 1067 20 2036

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATT.

!11/13/10 at Florida L 67-77 3124!11/19/10 vs. Iona W 59-48 1662!11/20/10 at James Madison LOT 78-82 1640#11/26/10 RICHMOND W 79-53 928

#11/27/10 WKU W 66-55 920

11/30/10 at Savannah State L 54-56 75712/5/10 at FIU W 74-65 38212/7/10 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 73-77 330

12/15/10 at Florida State L 51-69 205512/20/10 JACKSONVILLE W 92-59 365

12/22/10 at Wright State L 65-73 22512/29/10 TENNESSEE TECH W 79-69 492

1/2/11 VALDOSTA STATE W 72-44 293

*1/6/11 at Rice Owls W 81-68 314*1/9/11 SOUTHERN MISS W 67-43 365

*1/13/11 UAB W 65-55 354

*1/16/11 at SMU L 63-70 616*1/20/11 at Memphis L 53-74 627*1/23/11 MARSHALL W 68-40 504

*1/27/11 HOUSTON L 68-71 231

*1/30/11 at East Carolina L 58-65 1970*2/06/11 at Tulsa W 61-48 517*2/10/11 UTEP W 68-65 225

*2/13/11 at Marshall W 71-59 714*2/17/11 TULANE WOT 73-69 301

*2/20/11 EAST CAROLINA W 69-52 409

*2/24/11 at UAB W 53-50 389*2/27/11 at Southern Miss W 72-65 1232*3/3/11 MEMPHIS W 70-52 1007

%3/10/11 vs. UAB W 51-47 639%3/11/11 vs. Memphis W 81-63 862%3/12/11 vs. Tulane W 85-73 946$3/19/11 vs. Ohio State L 69-80 -

* = Conference USA game% = Conference USA tournament game (El Paso, Texas)

$ = NCAA Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)! = Preseason WNIT game

# = UCF Thanksgiving ClassicHome games in BOLD CAPS

TEAM STATISTICS UCF OPP

SCORING 2255 2036

Points per game 68.3 61.7 Scoring margin +6.6 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 792-2021 754-1899

Field goal pct .392 .3973 POINT FG-ATT 197-570 142-453

3-point FG pct .346 .313 3-pt FG made per game 6.0 4.3FREE THROWS-ATT 474-682 386-580

Free throw pct .695 .666 F-Throws made per game 14.4 11.7REBOUNDS 1358 1217

Rebounds per game 41.2 36.9 Rebounding margin +4.3 -ASSISTS 393 428

Assists per game 11.9 13.0TURNOVERS 501 569

Turnovers per game 15.2 17.2 Turnover margin +2.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8STEALS 291 224

Steals per game 8.8 6.8BLOCKS 56 144

Blocks per game 1.7 4.4WINNING STREAK 0 -

Home win streak 4 -ATTENDANCE 6724 18671

Home games-Avg/Game 14-480 14-1040 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 5-822

Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg2 Daniels, D’Nay..... 33-33 948 28.7 181-359 .504 3-10 .300 104-138 .754 127 128 255 7.7 75 3 24 94 13 37 469 14.221 Wiley, Chelsie..... 33-33 1061 32.2 146-406 .360 80-223 .359 90-112 .804 20 51 71 2.2 64 0 67 47 2 31 462 14.010 Patrick, Aisha..... 32-32 1004 31.4 117-261 .448 11-27 .407 96-141 .681 92 168 260 8.1 62 0 134 78 3 82 341 10.723 Caldwell, Jelisa... 33-30 931 28.2 118-318 .371 39-116 .336 52-66 .788 47 89 136 4.1 31 0 50 39 2 33 327 9.95 Carter, Gevenia.... 33-2 481 14.6 62-199 .312 18-59 .305 49-72 .681 15 29 44 1.3 36 0 32 54 1 30 191 5.811 Kelly, Ashia....... 33-23 669 20.3 59-153 .386 34-80 .425 18-31 .581 39 91 130 3.9 78 1 19 30 11 24 170 5.255 Jones, Erika....... 33-4 479 14.5 42-101 .416 0-0 .000 16-41 .390 54 85 139 4.2 58 0 4 57 8 11 100 3.03 Mealing, Angelica.. 18-1 312 17.3 25-85 .294 3-18 .167 20-28 .714 5 28 33 1.8 30 1 39 28 3 17 73 4.115 Davis, Racine...... 31-6 212 6.8 12-34 .353 0-0 .000 14-25 .560 29 31 60 1.9 35 0 3 19 2 4 38 1.222 Judge, Aarika...... 19-0 137 7.2 10-43 .233 7-27 .259 2-4 .500 4 16 20 1.1 10 0 12 20 4 10 29 1.51 Montalvo, Leo...... 15-0 78 5.2 4-15 .267 2-10 .200 12-17 .706 2 9 11 0.7 12 0 6 15 0 5 22 1.525 Green, Sarah....... 22-0 168 7.6 10-32 .313 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 15 18 33 1.5 29 2 1 12 6 2 21 1.040 Paige, Leah........ 32-1 170 5.3 6-15 .400 0-0 .000 0-5 .000 11 15 26 0.8 18 0 2 2 1 5 12 0.4 TEAM............... 80 60 140 4.2 6 Total.............. 33 6650 792-2021 .392 197-570 .346 474-682 .695 540 818 1358 41.2 538 7 393 501 56 291 2255 68.3 Opponents.......... 33 6650 754-1899 .397 142-453 .313 386-580 .666 419 798 1217 36.9 579 - 428 569 144 224 2036 61.7

ATTENDANCE 6724 18671

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Single-Game Point Leader

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Double-Doubles

Games Started

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Game Points Rebounds Assists Steals Mins

Richmond Wiley (22) Patrick (12) Patrick (7) Two (2) Patrick (36)Western Kentucky Patrick (20) Daniels (10) Patrick (3) Two (2) Wiley (40)

Middle Tennessee Wiley (17) Daniels/Patrick (7) Mealing (4) Daniels (3) Patrick (33)

Jacksonville Caldwell (30) Jones (9) Patrick (5) Patrick (3) Caldwell (28)

Tennessee Tech Wiley (24) Patrick (8) Patrick (9) Patrick (3) Caldwell (37)Valdosta State Daniels (18) Kelly (8) Patrick (5) Two (2) Wiley/Caldwell (24)

Southern Miss* Daniels (16) Daniels/Patrick (10) Mealing (6) Wiley (2) Caldwell (38) UAB* Wiley/Patrick (17) Patrick (11) Wiley/Patrick (3) Patrick (5) Caldwell (39)

Marshall* Daniels (19) Daniels/Patrick (7) Wiley/Patrick (6) Patrick (4) Patrick (32)Houston* Carter (22) Patrick (12) Patrick (5) Patrick (4) Wiley (35)

UTEP* Wiley (26) Patrick (8) Three (3) Kelly/Patrick (2) Daniels (36)

Tulane* Daniels (17) Patrick (15) Patrick (4) Daniels (5) Patrick (43)East Carolina* Kelly (17) Patrick (13) Patrick (6) Carter/Patrick (3) Caldwell (37)

Memphis* Wiley (19) Kelly (8) Patrick (9) Kelly/Patrick (3) Wiley (36)

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02 DANIELS, D’Nay .....16-16 .. 481 .. 30.1 ....93-180 .... .517 .......... 0-2............. .000 ......... 45-64 ......703 ....59 ....70 ....129 ....8.1 .... 34 .....2 .... 11 .....48.....8 ......23 .....231 .....14.421 WILEY, Chelsie ........16-16 .. 511 .. 31.9 ....68-190 .... .358 ...... 44-110 ......... .400 ......... 41-49 ......837 .....5 ......24 .....29 .....1.8 .... 36 .....0 .... 42 .....18.....1 ......16 .....221 .....13.810 PATRICK, Aisha .......15-15 .. 475 .. 31.7 ....56-124 .... .452 .........4-13 ........... .308 ......... 46-68 ......676 ....43 ....76 ....119 ....7.9 .... 30 .....0 .... 58 .....38.....2 ......44 .....162 .....10.823 CALDWELL, Jelisa ..16-16 .. 478 .. 29.9 ....49-160 .... .306 ........17-66 .......... .258 ......... 19-24 ......792 ....29 ....39 .....68 .....4.3 .... 11 .....0 .... 34 .....15.....0 ......16 .....134 ......8.405 CARTER, Gevenia....16-0 ... 256 .. 16.0 ....31-109 .... .284 ........13-36 .......... .361 ......... 28-40 ......700 .....8 ......20 .....28 .....1.8 .... 23 .....0 .... 17 .....29.....0 ......14 .....103 ......6.411 KELLY, Ashia ............16-15 .. 349 .. 21.8 .....30-71 ...... .423 ........16-35 .......... .457 ...........8-14 ........571 ....20 ....40 .....60 .....3.8 .... 43 .....0 ......8 ......14.....6 ......11 ......84 .......5.355 JONES, Erika .............16-0 ... 201 .. 12.6 .....17-39 ...... .436 .......... 0-0............. .000 ...........6-14 ........429 ....27 ....37 .....64 .....4.0 .... 28 .....0 ......3 ......29.....3 ....... 5 .......40 .......2.515 DAVIS, Racine ..........14-1 ... 108 ... 7.7 ........ 7-17 ....... .412 .......... 0-0............. .000 ............4-8 .........500 ....15 ....12 .....27 .....1.9 .... 18 .....0 ......3 ......10.....1 ....... 3 .......18 .......1.322 JUDGE, Aarika .........12-0 .... 97 ..... 8.1 ........ 7-28 ....... .250 .........4-16 ........... .250 ............0-0 .........000 .....4 ......10 .....14 .....1.2 ..... 8 ......0 ......9 ......16.....3 ....... 8 .......18 .......1.501 MONTALVO, Leo .....10-0 .... 64 ..... 6.4 ........ 4-15 ....... .267 .........2-10 ........... .200 ...........7-11 ........636 .....2 ....... 8 ......10 .....1.0 ..... 7 ......0 ......5 .......9 ......0 ....... 3 .......17 .......1.725 GREEN, Sarah ............9-0 ...... 80 ..... 8.9 ........ 6-15 ....... .400 .......... 0-0............. .000 ............0-0 .........000 .....9 ....... 8 ......17 .....1.9 .... 11 .....1 ......1 .......8 ......3 ....... 0 .......12 .......1.303 MEALING, Angelica 5-0 ...... 49 ..... 9.8 ........ 4-15 ....... .267 .......... 1-2............. .500 ............3-4 .........750 .....1 ....... 3 ....... 4.......0.8 ..... 2 ......0 .... 10 ......4 ......2 ....... 7 .......12 .......2.440 PAIGE, Leah ..............15-1 .... 76 ..... 5.1 ..........4-7 ........ .571 .......... 0-0............. .000 ............0-3 .........000 .....4 ....... 8 ......12 .....0.8 ..... 6 ......0 ......1 .......1 ......1 ....... 2 ........ 8 ........0.5TM TEAM................ .................................................................................................................................................................................37 ..... 27 ..... 64 ..............4 ...........................Total.......... ..........................16 ....3225 ..............376-970 ... .388 ..... 101-290 ........ .348 .......207-299 ....692 ...263 ..382 ...645 ...40.3 ..257 ....3 ... 202 .. 243 ..30 ...152 ...1060 ....66.2Opponents...... .................16 ....3225 ..............350-889 ... .394 ...... 65-198 ......... .328 .......181-276 ....656 ...205 ..381 ...586 ...36.6 ..263 .... - .... 203 .. 282 ..66 ...109 ....946 .....59.1

SCORE BY PERIODS:...... 1st .....2nd ....OT ........TotalUCF ....................................498 .... 548 ....14 ........1060Opponents ......................439 .... 497 ....10 .........946

Conference USA: 12-4 • Home: 7-1 • Away: 5-3

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Opponent Date Score fg-fga (pct) 3fg-fga (pct) ft-fta (pct) off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg

at Florida 11/13/10 L, 67-77 26-77 (.338) 5-16 (.313) 10-19 (.526) 24 17 41 41.0 20 8 15 2 8 67 67.0vs Iona 11/19/10 W, 59-48 21-62 (.339) 4-14 (.286) 13-20 (.650) 17 31 48 44.5 16 12 15 1 7 59 63.0at James Madison 11/20/10 L 78-82 (OT) 24-68 (.353) 10-27 (.370) 20-27 (.741) 21 30 51 46.7 20 11 21 0 4 78 68.0RICHMOND 11/26/10 W, 79-53 26-57 (.456) 8-18 (.444) 19-25 (.760) 12 33 45 46.2 13 16 12 3 8 79 70.8WKU 11/27/10 W, 66-55 23-60 (.383) 2-10 (.200) 18-25 (.720) 15 25 40 45.0 15 6 9 1 6 66 69.8at Savannah State 11/30/10 L, 54-56 19-53 (.358 4-15 (.267) 12-22 (.545) 15 17 32 42.8 12 9 9 1 8 54 67.2at FIU 12/5/10 W, 74-65 30-55 (.545) 4-10 (.400) 10-14 (.714) 12 29 41 42.6 12 15 21 1 12 74 68.1MIDDLE TENNESSEE 12/7/10 L, 73-77 21-56 (.375) 3-11 (.273) 28-34 (.824) 13 22 35 41.6 23 8 20 2 13 73 68.8at Florida State 12/15/10 L, 51-69 19-61 (.311) 2-18 (.111) 11-19 (.579) 17 24 41 41.6 22 6 22 5 8 51 66.8JACKSONVILLE 12/20/10 W, 92-59 34-72 (.472) 6-16 (.375) 18-27 (.667) 23 28 51 42.5 21 17 18 3 13 92 69.3at Wright State 12/22/10 L, 65-73 21-66 (.318) 10-26 (.385) 13-18 (.722) 15 18 33 41.6 19 13 12 2 7 65 68.9TENNESSEE TECH 12/29/10 W, 79-69 28-59 (.475) 3-12 (.250) 20-26 (.769) 13 25 38 41.3 14 12 15 2 8 79 69.8VALDOSTA STATE 1/2/11 W, 72-44 28-64 (.438) 5-17 (.294) 11-16 (.688) 16 30 46 41.7 13 16 13 1 11 72 69.9at Rice Owls 1/6/11 W, 81-68 27-62 (.435) 3-8 (.375) 24-37 (.649) 13 29 42 41.7 17 14 11 2 16 81 70.7SOUTHERN MISS 1/9/11 W, 67-43 26-62 (.419) 6-18 (.333) 9-13 (.692) 19 26 45 41.9 14 15 16 6 5 67 70.5UAB 1/13/11 W, 65-55 19-49 (.388) 3-11 (.273) 24-27 (.889) 14 23 37 41.6 16 7 14 1 15 65 70.1at SMU 1/16/11 L, 63-70 23-56 (.411) 6-19 (.316) 11-16 (.688) 13 17 30 40.9 21 10 17 2 11 63 69.7at Memphis 1/20/11 L, 53-74 21-64 (.328) 3-15 (.200) 8-15 (.533) 17 17 34 40.6 18 8 20 1 13 53 68.8MARSHALL 1/23/11 W, 68-40 27-58 (.466) 9-15 (.600) 5-9 (.556) 11 26 37 40.4 15 23 14 3 11 68 68.7HOUSTON 1/27/11 L, 68-71 22-70 (.314) 7-18 (.389) 17-23 (.739) 21 24 45 40.6 21 10 14 1 9 68 68.7at East Carolina 01/30/11 L, 58-65 22-61 (.361) 3-14 (.214) 11-20 (.550) 16 25 41 40.6 17 7 16 2 10 58 68.2at Tulsa 02/06/11 W, 61-48 24-60 (.400) 6-15 (.400) 7-12 (.583) 18 26 44 40.8 9 13 18 2 7 61 67.9UTEP 2/10/11 W, 68-65 22-58 (.379) 10-24 (.417) 14-19 (.737) 18 21 39 40.7 16 15 16 3 7 68 67.9at Marshall 2/13/11 W, 71-59 27-63 (.429) 9-21 (.429) 8-14 (.571) 15 26 41 40.7 16 14 15 1 7 71 68.0TULANE 2/17/11 W, 73-69 (OT) 24-73 (.329) 7-26 (.269) 18-24 (.750) 22 27 49 41.0 20 10 13 1 9 73 68.2EAST CAROLINA 2/20/11 W, 69-52 22-70 (.314) 7-21 (.333) 18-27 (.667) 28 27 55 41.6 19 13 15 1 9 69 68.2at UAB 2/24/11 W, 53-50 19-52 (.365) 3-17 (.176) 12-18 (.667) 12 27 39 41.5 15 10 11 2 6 53 67.7at Southern Miss 02/27/11 W, 72-65 21-54 (.389) 10-26 (.385) 20-23 (.870) 14 17 31 41.1 12 15 12 0 8 72 67.8MEMPHIS 3/3/11 W, 70-52 30-58 (.517) 9-22 (.409) 1-2 (.500) 12 24 36 40.9 11 18 21 2 9 70 67.9vs UAB 03/10/11 W, 51-47 16-50 (.320) 5-12 (.417) 14-19 (.737) 11 30 41 40.9 9 7 10 0 5 51 67.3vs Memphis 03/11/11 W, 81-63 24-57 (.421) 11-20 (.550) 22-35 (.629) 18 28 46 41.1 16 15 16 0 4 81 67.8vs Tulane 03/12/11 W, 85-73 31-71 (.437) 6-19 (.316) 17-25 (.680) 20 25 45 41.2 17 10 12 2 11 85 68.3vs Ohio State 3/19/11 L, 69-80 25-63 (.397) 8-19 (.421) 11-12 (.917) 15 24 39 41.2 19 10 18 0 6 69 68.3

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Team Game-by-Game

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Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shots

at Florida 11/13/10 L, 67-77 19-PATRICK, Aisha 7-DANIELS, D’Nay 2-DANIELS, D’Nay 3-PATRICK, Aisha 1-DANIELS, D’Nay PATRICK, Aisha WILEY, Chelsie DAVIS, Racine

CARTER, Geveniavs Iona 11/19/10 W, 59-48 13-WILEY, Chelsie 12-PATRICK, Aisha 5-PATRICK, Aisha 3-CALDWELL, Jelisa 1-DANIELS, D’Nayat James Madison 11/20/10 L, 78-82 (OT) 19-WILEY, Chelsie 14-PATRICK, Aisha 4-MEALING, Angelica 4-PATRICK, AishaNone

PATRICK, AishaRICHMOND 11/26/10 W, 79-53 22-WILEY, Chelsie 12-PATRICK, Aisha 7-PATRICK, Aisha 2-CALDWELL, Jelisa 1-PATRICK, Aisha

PAIGE, Leah GREEN, SarahCALDWELL, Jelisa

WKU 11/27/10 W, 66-55 20-PATRICK, Aisha 10-DANIELS, D’Nay 3-PATRICK, Aisha 2-PATRICK, Aisha 1-KELLY, Ashia DANIELS, D’Nay

at Savannah State 11/30/10 L, 54-56 17-PATRICK, Aisha 7-PATRICK, Aisha 3-WILEY, Chelsie 2-CARTER, Gevenia 1-WILEY, Chelsie CALDWELL, Jelisa

at FIU 12/5/10 W, 74-65 25-DANIELS, D’Nay 9-DANIELS, D’Nay 5-PATRICK, Aisha 4-PATRICK, Aisha 1-DANIELS, D’NayMIDDLE TENNESSEE 12/7/10 L, 73-77 17-WILEY, Chelsie 7-DANIELS, D’Nay 4-MEALING, Angelica 3-DANIELS, D’Nay 1-DANIELS, D’Nay

PATRICK, Aisha PATRICK, Aisha GREEN, Sarahat Florida State 12/15/10 L, 51-69 17-DANIELS, D’Nay 8-DANIELS, D’Nay 2-MEALING, Angelica 2-MEALING, Angelica 2-JONES, Erika

PATRICK, Aisha KELLY, AshiaJACKSONVILLE 12/20/10 W, 92-59 30-CALDWELL, Jelisa 9-JONES, Erika 5-PATRICK, Aisha 3-PATRICK, Aisha 1-KELLY, Ashia

JONES, Erika GREEN, Sarah

at Wright State 12/22/10 L, 65-73 21-CALDWELL, Jelisa 10-DANIELS, D’Nay 3-PATRICK, Aisha 2-PATRICK, Aisha 1-JUDGE, Aarika CARTER, Gevenia KELLY, Ashia

TENNESSEE TECH 12/29/10 W, 79-69 24-WILEY, Chelsie 8-PATRICK, Aisha 9-PATRICK, Aisha 3-PATRICK, Aisha 1-JONES, Erika KELLY, Ashia

VALDOSTA STATE 1/2/11 W, 72-44 18-DANIELS, D’Nay 8-KELLY, Ashia 5-PATRICK, Aisha 2-DANIELS, D’Nay 1-MEALING, Angelica PATRICK, Aisha

at Rice Owls 1/6/11 W, 81-68 21-PATRICK, Aisha 8-DANIELS, D’Nay 4-MEALING, Angelica 5-CALDWELL, Jelisa 1-KELLY, Ashia DANIELS, D’Nay PATRICK, Aisha DAVIS, Racine

SOUTHERN MISS 1/9/11 W, 67-43 16-DANIELS, D’Nay 10-DANIELS, D’Nay 6-MEALING, Angelica 2-WILEY, Chelsie 2-JUDGE, Aarika PATRICK, Aisha MEALING, Angelica

UAB 1/13/11 W, 65-55 17-WILEY, Chelsie 11-PATRICK, Aisha 3-WILEY, Chelsie 5-PATRICK, Aisha 1-DANIELS, D’Nay PATRICK, Aisha PATRICK, Aisha

at SMU 1/16/11 L, 63-70 17-DANIELS, D’Nay 9-PATRICK, Aisha 4-PATRICK, Aisha 7-PATRICK, Aisha 1-DANIELS, D’Nay DANIELS, D’Nay JONES, Erika

at Memphis 1/20/11 L ,53-74 14-DANIELS, D’Nay 8-DANIELS, D’Nay 4-CALDWELL, Jelisa 3-PATRICK, Aisha 1-GREEN, SarahMARSHALL 1/23/11 W, 68-40 19-DANIELS, D’Nay 7-DANIELS, D’Nay 6-PATRICK, Aisha 4-PATRICK, Aisha 2-GREEN, Sarah

PATRICK, Aisha WILEY, ChelsieHOUSTON 1/27/11 L, 68-71 22-CARTER, Gevenia 12-PATRICK, Aisha 5-PATRICK, Aisha 4-PATRICK, Aisha 1-DANIELS, D’Nayat East Carolina 01/30/11 L, 58-65 16-DANIELS, D’Nay 9-DANIELS, D’Nay 5-PATRICK, Aisha 2-JUDGE, Aarika 1-DANIELS, D’Nay

DANIELS, D’Nay PATRICK, Aisha PATRICK, Aisha

at Tulsa 02/06/11 W, 61-48 18-WILEY, Chelsie 9-JONES, Erika 4-CALDWELL, Jelisa 4-WILEY, Chelsie 1-JONES, Erika PATRICK, Aisha KELLY, Ashia WILEY, Chelsie

UTEP 2/10/11 W, 68-65 26-WILEY, Chelsie 8-PATRICK, Aisha 3-WILEY, Chelsie 2-KELLY, Ashia 1-JUDGE, Aarika CALDWELL, Jelisa PATRICK, Aisha DANIELS, D’Nay PATRICK, Aisha PATRICK, Aisha

at Marshall 2/13/11 W, 71-59 19-WILEY, Chelsie 11-DANIELS, D’Nay 3-DANIELS, D’Nay 2-CARTER, Gevenia 1-PAIGE, Leah CARTER, Gevenia WILEY, Chelsie

TULANE 2/17/11 W, 73-69 (OT)17-DANIELS, D’Nay 15-PATRICK, Aisha 4-PATRICK, Aisha 5-DANIELS, D’Nay 1-DANIELS, D’NayEAST CAROLINA 2/20/11 W, 69-52 17-KELLY, Ashia 13-PATRICK, Aisha 6-PATRICK, Aisha 3-CARTER, Gevenia 1-DANIELS, D’Nay

PATRICK, Aishaat UAB 2/24/11 W, 53-50 10-CARTER, Gevenia 10-JONES, Erika 3-PATRICK, Aisha 2-PATRICK, Aisha 2-KELLY, Ashia

JONES, Erikaat Southern Miss 02/27/11 W, 72-65 18-WILEY, Chelsie 8-PATRICK, Aisha 6-CALDWELL, Jelisa 2-CARTER, Gevenia None

PATRICK, AishaMEMPHIS 3/3/11 W, 70-52 19-WILEY, Chelsie 8-KELLY, Ashia 9-PATRICK, Aisha 3-KELLY, Ashia 1-JONES, Erika

PATRICK, Aisha KELLY, Ashiavs UAB 03/10/11 W, 51-47 18-DANIELS, D’Nay 9-PATRICK, Aisha 2-PATRICK, Aisha 3-WILEY, Chelsie None

CARTER, Gevenia WILEY, Chelsie

vs Memphis 03/11/11 W, 81-63 21-WILEY, Chelsie 11-DANIELS, D’Nay 7-PATRICK, Aisha 2-CALDWELL, Jelisa Nonevs Tulane 03/12/11 W, 85-73 27-CALDWELL, Jelisa 12-CALDWELL, Jelisa 6-PATRICK, Aisha 7-PATRICK, Aisha 1-CARTER, Gevenia

PATRICK, Aisha JONES, Erikavs Ohio State 3/19/11 L, 69-80 16-KELLY, Ashia 10-DANIELS, D’Nay 6-PATRICK, Aisha 5-CARTER, Gevenia None

DANIELS, D’Nay

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Game 3 Game 4Game 4Game 3

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics

11/13/10 4 pm ET at Gainesville, FL * O'Connell Center


11/19/10 4:30 p.m. at JMU Convocation Center/Harrisonburg, Va.


11/20/10 7:00 p.m. at JMU Convocation Center/Harrisonburg, Va.


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12/ /10 : 0 p.m. at U.S. Centur Bank rena - Miami, Fla.


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12/15/10 6:00 pm at the Tucker Center - Tallahassee, Florida



12/22/10 7:00 M ST at rig t State utter Center


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0 /0 /11 1:0 pm at Tulsa, Okla. e nol s Center


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2/2 /11 7 p.m. CT at Birming am, la. Barto rena


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03/10/11 1 :00 p.m. at l aso, Texas Memorial G m


0 /11/11 :00 a.m. at l aso, Texas on Haskins Center


03/1 /11 :00 p.m. at l aso, Texas on Haskins Center

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Game 33 - NCAA TOURNAMENT

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSYear Coach Record Pct. Conference Record Notes

1977-78 Judy Martino 10-11 .476 Division II Affiliation1978-79 Nancy Sirmons 17-5 .772 Division II Affiliation; Third in the state of Florida1979-80 Nancy Sirmons 23-9 .719 Division II AIAW Small College Championship1980-81 Sharon Adamson 13-10 .565 Division II Affiliation1981-82 Joe Sanchez 24-15 .615 Sunshine State 10-2 National AIAW Division I Quarterfinals1982-83 Joe Sanchez 25-5 .833 Sunshine State 12-0 NCAA Division II Tournament First Round1983-84 Joe Sanchez 23-7 .767 Sunshine State 11-1 NCAA Division II Tournament First Round 1984-85 Joe Sanchez 20-10 .667 First Year of Division I Affiliation - Independent1985-86 Nancy Little 13-15 .464 NSWAC 5-7 NSWAC Tournament First Round1986-87 Nancy Little 3-23 .115 NSWAC 1-111987-88 Beverly Knight 4-23 .148 NSWAC 1-11 NSWAC Tournament First Round1988-89 Beverly Knight 11-17 .393 NSWAC 2-10 NSWAC Tournament First Round1989-90 Beverly Knight 7-20 .259 NSWAC 3-9 NSWAC Tournament First Round1990-91 Beverly Knight 10-15 .400 American South 4-91991-92 Gail Falkenberg 10-18 .357 Sun Belt 5-11 Sun Belt Tournament First Round1992-93 Jerry Richardson 4-24 .143 Atlantic Sun 3-9 A-Sun Tournament Quarterfinals (No. 7 seed)1993-94 Jerry Richardson 12-15 .444 Atlantic Sun 8-4 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 3 seed)1994-95 Jerry Richardson 11-16 .407 Atlantic Sun 7-9 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 6 seed)1995-96 Jerry Richardson 15-14 .517 Atlantic Sun 7-8 A-Sun Tournament Champs; NCAA First Round1996-97 Lynn Bria 13-15 .464 Atlantic Sun 9-7 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 4 seed)1997-98 Lynn Bria 17-11 .607 Atlantic Sun 11-5 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 2 seed)1998-99 Lynn Bria 20-10 .667 Atlantic Sun 13-3 A-Sun Tournament Champs; NCAA First Round1999-00 Gail Striegler 9-20 .310 Atlantic Sun 5-13 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 10 seed)2000-01 Gail Striegler 10-18 .357 Atlantic Sun 8-10 A-Sun Tournament Quarterfinals (No. 6 seed)2001-02 Gail Striegler 17-13 .567 Atlantic Sun 13-7 A-Sun Tournament Quarterfinals (No. 4 seed)2002-03 Gail Striegler 19-11 .633 Atlantic Sun 13-3 A-Sun Tournament Finals (No. 1 seed)2003-04 Gail Striegler 17-13 .567 Atlantic Sun 14-6 A-Sun Tournament Finals (No. 4 seed)2004-05 Gail Striegler 19-10 .655 Atlantic Sun 16-4 A-Sun Tournament Semifinals (No. 1 seed)2005-06 Gail Striegler 7-21 .250 Conference USA 5-11 C-USA Tournament First Round (No. 11 seed)2006-07 Gail Striegler 8-22 .267 Conference USA 3-13 C-USA Tournament First Round (No. 11 seed)2007-08 Joi Williams 10-20 .333 Conference USA 3-14 C-USA Tournament First Round (No. 12 seed)2008-09 Joi Williams 17-17 .500 Conference USA 11-5 C-USA Tournament Champions (No. 5 seed)2009-10 Joi Williams 11-16 .407 Conference USA 7-9 C-USA Tournament Second Round (No. 8 seed)2010-11 Joi Williams 22-11 .667 Confreence USA 12-4 C-USA Tournament Champions (No.2 seed)

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Seasons Years Record Pct.

Judy Martino 1977-78 1 10-11 .476 Nancy Simons 1978-80 2 40-14 .741Sharon Adamson 1980-81 1 13-10 .565Joe Sanchez 1981-85 4 92-37 .713 Nancy Little 1985-87 2 16-38 .296Beverly Knight 1987-91 4 32-75 .299 Gail Falkenberg 1991-92 1 10-18 .357Jerry Richardson 1992-96 4 42-69 .378Lynn Bria 1996-99 3 50-36 .581Gail Striegler 1999-07 8 106-128 .453 Joi Williams 2007-pres. 4 60-64 .484

Total 34 471-500 .485

TIME COACHING RECORDSTLLL

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ANancy Abene .....................1977-78Jackie Akers .......................2005-08Pam Allen ...........................1981-82Takira Allen ........................2001-05Lakesha Anderson ...........1995-97Alice Andrews ...................1978-80Kenitra Anthony ...............1996-97Kris Armitage ....................1981-84Yvette Ash ..........................1997-03Dylette Ashwood .............1983-84Sherry Asplen ....................1986-88

BAshlee Ballance ................1999-01Linda Battle ........................1981-82Debby Batz.........................1990-94Candace Bennett .............1993-94Adrienne Billings..............2000-04Bryeasha Blair ........2011-pres.Gayle Blutcher ..................1979-81Kristy Boston .....................1977-79Kelly Bradley ......................1988-90Susan Brase ........................1981-84Tina Brawley ......................1987-88Missy Briscoe .....................1992-94Annessa Brown .................1988-89Vera Brown .........................1977-81Kristy Burns ........................1984-86

CJelisa Caldwell ...................2007-11Jeralyn Campbell .............2003-05Laura Campbell ................1986-88Perla Campbell .................1993-96Emma Cannon ..................2007-10Julie Cardinale ..................1985-87Dana Carr ...........................1991-92Gevenia Carter......... 2009-pres.Courtney Chesser ............2005-06Diane Clark .........................2006-07Jennifer Clark ....................1992-93Tamika Coley ........ 1991-92,93-96Kristy Colligan ...................2000-03Sarah Connell ....................1977-78Lanetra Cooks ...................2000-02Charmaine Cox .................1987-89DeAnn Craft .......................1984-87Melissa Crandall ...............1987-88Shante Cummings ...........2006-07

DD’Nay Daniels ....................2007-11Nicole Dauria .................1989-90, 91-92Chariya Davis.....................1995-99Racine Davis ............. 2008-pres.Leslie Deaton ....................1998-00Stacey DeVeaux ................1993-98Ashley Dixon .....................1989-90Donna Douglas ................1978-79Tricia Duncan ....................1989-94Nicole Dunson ..................2000-01

EMichele Eck ........................1986-87 Kelli Ely ................................1997-99Kathlynn Eshoo ................1984-86Kelly Evans .........................1993-94

FMeg Fahey ..........................1980-81Kate Fetzek .........................1995-99Elizabeth Fieser ................2005-07Stephanie Finley ..............1994-96Kathy Finnucan ................1978-79Karin Fischer ......................1979-80Laura Foley .........................1983-84Trudee Foltz .......................1989-90Rebecca Foss .....................1980-81Cindy Frank ........................1978-82Lonnette Frazier ...............1992-95

GSandy Gast .........................1977-78Tara Gibson ........................1992-94Patty Goetschius ..............1988-89Juliana Gomes ..................2005-07Kim Goroum ......................1984-85LaToya Graham .................1997-01Brinda Green .....................1988-92Sarah Green............2010-pres.Khaliah Guillory ................1998-02

HJessica Hall ........................2008-2010Karen Harvey .....................1983-84Marquitta Head ................2008-09Gylaunda Henderson .....1993-97Lisa Henning .....................1981-82Diana Hill ............................1999-01Jennifer Hill ........................1994-98Andrea Hines ..........2011-pres.Mary Holapa ......................1979-81Francine Houston ............2003-07Camille Howard ................1997-00Natalie Howard.................1989-90Celeste Hudson .. 2002-05, 06-07Holly Hurner ......................1991-92Randall Hurst .....................2006-07

JAndrea Jackson ................1980-83 Artina Jackson ..................1993-94Cynthia Jacobs ..................1977-78Claudia Johnson ..............2002-05LaTonya Johnson .............1991-95Nadine Johnson ...............1983-84Erika Jones ................ 2010-pres.Aarika Judge ............ 2010-pres.

KAshia Kelly ................. 2008-pres.Kacie Kemmer ...................1986-90Kayli Keough ..........2010-pres.Meghan Keough ....2011-pres.Jill Killen ..............................1988-90LaShay King .......................2002-06Shannon King ...................1988-91Amber Kirkpatrick ...........2007-09Beverly Knight ..................1982-84Vontelle Knight.................1977-78

LLaDonna Larry ..................1996-00Jimera Lee ..........................2006-07Rochelle Lee ......................1983-85Tia Lewis .............................2007-08 Kelly Lincoln ......................1988-90Amber Long .......................2004-08Kala Loomis .......................1989-92Luz Lopez ...........................1991-92

MAnu Mahlamaeki ..............1997-98Sonja Manley ...........1979-80, 81-82Alison Marquez ................1995-96MerriAnne McCall ............1996-97Catrina McCants ...............1984-85Chat McClendon ..............1995-99Molly McGriff .....................2000-01Tudor McIntyre .................1979-80Angelica Mealing .................2007-11Leanne Mettel ...................1977-78Jenni Metz ..........................1992-93Keunta Miles ......................2003-07Chiquita Miller ..................1984-85Cassie Milner .....................2003-04Becky Monachino ............1982-83Leo Montalvo .............2010-pres.Kelli Murray ........................1994-98

NSally Nemes .......................1977-78Paula Nesbitt .....................1998-00Marcia Newsome 1977-79, 80-81Nina Nunes ........................1987-91Lisa Nuxol ...........................1992-93

OLori Oldham .......................1983-85Wynetta Ollie ....................1994-96Rhonda Ooten ..................1998-99

PErin Paige ............................1999-03Leah Paige ..........................2007-21Valeri Parks .........................1985-86Loretta Pate .......................1984-87Aisha Patrick ............. 2008-pres.Susan Patz ..........................1982-86Nikki Persons .....................1986-87Tari Phillips .........................1990-91Ebony Philmore ................1991-92Susan Prehn .......................1979-82La Tonya Portee ................1994-95Debbie Putzi ......................1981-83Patty Pyle .............. 1978-79, 80-81

RTerri Ray ..............................1977-78Stacey Reynolds ...............1979-80Yolanda Rhodes ...............1988-92Nancy Richter ....................1997-00Ali Roberts ..........................2001-05Fayetta Robinson ......1984-85, 86-87, 88-89Regan Rockwell ................1992-93Valerie Roessler ................1984-85

SDawn Saco .........................1990-91Shantrice Saxon ...............1995-97Jessica Scala ......................2001-03Marni Schmidt ..................1987-88Meg Schuler, ......................1981-83Pam Sierra ..........................1981-83Lashaunda Slade ..............2003-07Sherri Slaton ......................1996-97Ann Smith ..........................1991-92Evelyn Smith ......................1985-87Laura Smith........................1978-80Priscilla Smith ....................1994-96Shayla Smith ......................2002-06Donna Springer ................1978-79Wendy Stewart .................1987-88Jasmine Stovall .................2007-10Tracey Stowe .....................1989-91Christine Strahl .................1982-86Frida Stromquist ..............1997-98Courtney Stroud ..............2003-07Marcie Swilley ...................1979-83

TFran Tabor...........................1984-85Janine Talbot .....................1978-79Stephanie Taylor ....2011-pres.Anita Terlecky ....................1986-88Kristin Thomas ..................2006-07Vuokko Timola ..................1997-98Teresa Tinsley ....................1981-82Darlys Tsinnie ....................1992-93Sabrina Tussey ..................1984-85

V-ZDorine VanTongeren.......1982-84Marvelous Washington .1999-03Agnes Webb ......................1980-81Shelby Weber ....................2002-06Stark Welch ........................1988-89TerriJo Wendt ....................1984-86Karen White .......................1978-79Kristy White ........................1997-99Marshay White ..................2007-10Sue Wichmann..................1978-79Chelsie Wiley .....................2006-11Deirdre Williams ...............1987-89Dorothy Williams .............1977-78Celestine Wilson ...............1978-79Debra Wilson .....................1977-80Amy Withers ......................1982-83Dale Zimmerman.............1978-81

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00Erin Paige .................................1999-03

1Jessica Scala............................1901-03Jimera Lee ...............................2006-07Jasmine Stovall ......................2007-09Leo Montalvo .............2010-pres.

2D’Nay Danniels ......................2007-11Andrea Hines ..............2011-pres.

3Natalie Howard......................1989-90Adrienne Billings...................2000-02Claudia Johnson ...................2002-05Angelica Mealing .......................2007-11Bryeasha Blair ................2011-pres.

4Nancy Abene ..........................1977-78Donna Douglas .....................1978-79Frida Stromquist ...................1997-98Ali Roberts ...............................2001-05Meghan Keough ........2011-pres.

5Cynthia Jacobs .......................1977-78Dale Zimmerman..................1980-81Karen Harvey ..........................1981-84Kathlynn Eshoo .....................1984-86Molly McGriff ..........................2000-01Shante Cummings ................2006-07Gevenia Carter........... 2007-pres.

10Sandy Gast ..............................1977-78Patty Pyle ................... 1978-79, 80-81Karin Fischer ...........................1979-80Pam Sierra ...............................1981-83Dylette Ashwood ..................1983-84Fran Tabor................................1984-85Julie Cardinale .......................1985-87Melissa Crandall ....................1987-88Ashley Dixon ..........................1989-90Candace Bennett ..................1993-94Chasity McClendon ..............1995-97Vuokko Timola .......................1997-98Rhonda Ooten .......................1998-99Nicole Dunson .......................2000-01Yvette Ash ...............................2002-03Lashaunda Slade ...................2003-07Aisha Patrick .................. 2008-pres.

11Sally Nemes ............................1977-78Janine Talbot ..........................1978-79Cindy Frank .............................1979-82Beverly Knight .......................1982-84Sabrina Tussey .......................1984-85Sherry Asplen .........................1986-88Patty Goetschius ...................1988-89Nicole Dauria ..........................1989-90Missy Briscoe ..........................1992-94Kelli Murray .............................1994-98Amber Long ............................2004-08Ashia Kelly ...................... 2008-pres.

12Terri Ray....................................1977-78Laura Smith.............................1979-80

Agnes Webb ...........................1980-81Teresa Tinsley .........................1981-82 Rochelle Lee ...........................1983-85 Evelyn Smith ...........................1985-86Anita Terlecky .........................1986-88Yolanda Rhodes ....................1988-92Gylaunda Henderson ..........1993-97Jenni Metz ...............................1992-93Kristy White .............................1997-99Yvette Ash ...............................1999-02LaShay King ............................2002-06Jessica Hall ..............................2008-10Kayli Keough ..............2010-pres.

13Vontelle Knight......................1977-78Kathy Finnucan .....................1978-79Rebecca Foss ..........................1980-81Kate Fetzek ..............................1996-99Diana Hill .................................1999-01

14Dorothy Williams ..................1977-78Laura Smith.............................1978-79Mary Holapa ...........................1979-81Andrea Jackson .....................1981-83Lori Oldham ............................1983-85Annessa Brown ......................1988-89Tracey Stowe ..........................1989-91Tamika Coley ............ 1991-92, 93-96Lanetra Cooks ........................2000-02Francine Houston .................2003-07

15Sue Wichmann.......................1978-79Meg Fahey ...............................1980-81Susan Brase .............................1981-84Kim Goroum ...........................1984-85Brinda Green ..........................1988-92Tara Gibson .............................1992-94Kate Fetzek ..............................1995-96Chat McClendon ...................1997-99Kristy Colligan ........................2000-03Racine Davis .................. 2008-pres.

20Vera Brown ..............................1977-81Sonja Manley..........................1981-82Amy Withers ...........................1982-83Chiquita Miller .......................1984-85Michele Eck .............................1986-87Tina Brawley ...........................1987-88Jill Killen ...................................1988-90Lonnette Frazier ....................1992-95Nicole Dauria ..........................1991-92Dawn Saco ..............................1989-91Anu Mahlamaeki ...................1997-98Keunta Miles ...........................2003-07

21Cindy Frank .............................1978-79Alice Andrews ........................1978-79 Marcie Swilley ........................1979-80Lisa Hanning...........................1981-82Chariya Davis..........................1995-99Ashlee Ballance .....................1999-01Takira Allen .............................2001-05Courtney Chessher ..............2005-06Chelsie Wiley ..........................2006-11

22Debra Wilson ..........................1977-80Marcie Swilley ........................1980-83

DeAnn Craft ............................1984-87Loretta Pate ............................1985-86Kelly Lincoln ...........................1988-91LaTonya Johnson ..................1991-95Shantrice Saxon ....................1995-97LaToya Graham ......................1997-01Shelby Weber .........................2002-06Marcquitta Head ...................2007-09Aarika Judge ..............2010-pres.

23Nancy Abene ..........................1977-78Alice Andrews ........................1979-80Susan Prehn ............................1980-82Dorine VanTongeren............1982-84TerriJo Wendt .........................1984-86Charmaine Cox ......................1987-89Anessa Brown ........................1989-90Tricia Duncan .........................1989-94Priscilla Smith .........................1994-96Nancy Richter .........................1997-00Celeste Hudson .....................2002-07Jelissa Caldwell ......................2007-11

24Nikki Persons ..........................1986-87Christine Strahl ......................1982-86Kristy Boston ..........................1977-79Kris Armitage .........................1981-82Tudor McIntyre ......................1979-80Shannon King ........................1988-90Ebony Philmore .....................1991-92Kelly Evans ..............................1993-94Jenn Hill ...................................1994-95Lakesha Anderson ................1995-97Kelli Ely .....................................1997-99Shayla Smith ...........................1902-06Randall Hurst ..........................2006-07Emma Cannon .......................2007-10

25Terri Ray....................................1977-78Marcia Newsome .... 1978-79, 80-81Sonya Manley.........................1979-80Debbie Putzi ...........................1981-83Laura Foley ..............................1983-84Valerie Roessler .....................1984-85Evelyn Smith ...........................1986-87Deirdre Williams ....................1987-89Trudee Foltz ............................1989-90Ann Smith ...............................1991-92Stephanie Finley ...................1994-96LaDonna Larry .......................1996-00Kristin Thomas .......................2006-07Sarah Green................2010-pres.

31Marcia Newsome ..................1977-78Celestine Wilson ....................1978-79Susan Prehn ............................1979-80Andrea Jackson .....................1980-81 Meg Schuler ...........................1981-83Loretta Pate ............................1984-85Valeri Parks ..............................1985-86 Nina Nunes .............................1987-91Holly Humer ...........................1991-92Darlys Tsinnie .........................1992-93Perla Campbell ......................1993-96

32Sarah Connell .........................1977-78Dale Zimmerman..................1978-80

Gayle Blutcher .......................1980-81Pam Allen ................................1981-82Catrina McCants ....................1984-85Kacie Kemmer ........................1986-90Kala Loomis ............................1989-92Leslie Deaton .........................1998-00Marvelous Washington ......2000-03Jackie Akers ............................2005-08

33Sandy Gast ..............................1977-78Donna Springer .....................1978-79Gayle Blutcher .......................1979-80Jennifer Clark .........................1992-93Stacey DeVeaux .....................1993-98Leanne Mettel ........................1977-78Cindy Frank .............................1978-79Alice Andrews ........................1978-79Stacey Reynolds ....................1979-80Kristy Burns .............................1984-86Loretta Pate ............................1986-87Kris Armitage .........................1982-84Kelly Bradley ...........................1988-90Dana Carr ................................1991-92Regan Rockwell .....................1992-93Wynetta Ollie .........................1994-96Camille Howard .....................1997-98Khaliah Guillory .....................1998-01Adrienne Billings...................2002-04Diane Clarke ...........................2006-07Marshay White .......................2007-10

34Camille Howard .....................1998-00Juliana Gomes .......................2005-07Amber Kirkpatrick ................2008-09

40Debby Batz..............................1990-94Alison Marqeez ......................1995-96Paula Nesbitt ..........................1998-00Courtney Stroud ...................2003-07Leah Paige ...............................2007-11

42Susan Patz ...............................1982-86Stark Welch .............................1988-89Tari Phillips ..............................1990-91Lisa Nuxol ................................1992-93Artina Jackson .......................1993-94Jenn Hill ...................................1995-98Tia Lewis ..................................2007-08Stephanie Taylor ........2011-pres.

44Jeralynn Campbell ...............2003-05Elizabeth Fieser .....................2005-07

45Becky Monachino .................1982-83 Fayetta Robinson .....1984-85,86-87, 88-89Marni Schmidt .......................1987-88Shannon King ........................1989-91La Tonya Portee .....................1994-95Jaleesa Morris ........................2007-08

55Erika Jones .................2010-pres.

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Points 2010-11 D’Nay Daniels 4692009-10 Chelsie Wiley 3142008-09 Emma Cannon 5262007-08 Tia Lewis 3602006-07 Francine Houston 4212005-06 Francine Houston 3662004-05 Ali Roberts 3302003-04 Celeste Hudson 4042002-03 Takira Allen 2932001-02 Jessica Scala 3142000-01 Adrienne Billings 2641999-00 LaToya Graham 3701998-99 Chariya Davis 5751997-98 Chariya Davis 4261996-97 Shantrice Saxon 4341995-96 Tamika Coley 4951994-95 Tamika Coley 4941993-94 Tamika Coley 5281992-93 Missy Briscoe 3051991-92 Tamika Coley 4891990-91 Tari Phillips 5321989-90 Natalie Howard 4001988-89 Fayetta Robinson 4191987-88 Anita Terlecky 3991986-87 DeAnn Craft 5021985-86 Kristy Burns 6911984-85 Susan Patz 4881983-84 Susan Patz 4721982-83 Dorine VanTongeren 4921981-82 Teresa Tinsley 5371980-81 Meg Fahey 4131979-80 Mary Holapa 3181978-79 Kristy Boston 2691977-78 Cynthia Jacobs 279

Field Goal Pct. (100 attempts)2010-11 D’Nay Daniels .504 (181-359)2009-10 D’Nay Daniels .436 (106-243)2008-09 Emma Cannon .509 (191-375)2007-08 Tia Lewis .533 (154-289)2006-07 Keunta Miles .457 (148-324)2005-06 Shelby Weber .502 (112-223)2004-05 Takira Allen .474 (102-215)2003-04 Ali Roberts .524 (109-208)2002-03 Adrienne Billings .529 (83-157)2001-02 Adrienne Billings .555 (91-164)2000-01 Adrienne Billings .491 (105-214)1999-00 Erin Paige .525 (94-179)1998-99 LaToya Graham .531 (76-143)1997-98 Chat McClendon .521 (114-219)1996-97 Shantrice Saxon .489 (177-362)1995-96 Tamika Coley .473 (185-391)1994-95 Tamika Coley .489 (176-360)1993-94 LaTonya Johnson .507 (76-150)1992-93 Debby Batz .476 (79-166)1991-92 Debby Batz .509 (89-169)1990-91 Debby Batz .575 (69-120)1989-90 Kelly Bradley .547 (134-245)1988-89 Yolanda Rhodes .497 (84-169)1987-88 Melina Nunes .464 (90-194) 1986-87 DeAnn Craft .524 (204-389) 1985-86 Christine Strahl .616 (101-164)1984-85 DeAnn Craft .522 (200-383)1983-84 Rochelle Lee .519 (123-237)1982-83 Dorine Van Tongeren .444 (193-435)1981-82 Marcie Swilley .481 (149-310)1980-81 Teresa Tinsley .455 (95-209)1979-80 Meg Fahey .486 (108-222)

1978-79 Laura Smith .462 (102-221)1977-78 Cynthia Jacobs .453 (115-251)

Free Throw Pct. (50 attempts)2010-11 Chelsie Wiley .804 (90-112)2009-10 Chelsie Wiley .787 (58-61)2008-09 Angelica Mealing .809 (72-89)2007-08 Chelsie Wiley .694 (68-98)2006-07 Keunta Miles .540 (54-100)2005-06 Shelby Weber .831 (54-65)2004-05 Shelby Weber .820 (41-50)2003-04 Celeste Hudson .793 (96-121)2002-03 Marvelous Washington .720 (72-100)2001-02 Jessica Scala .765 (52-68)2000-01 Marvelous Washington .711 (54-76)1999-01 Erin Paige .686 (48-70)1998-99 Chariya Davis .797 (141-177)1997-98 Chariya Davis .801 (141-176)1996-97 Chat McClendon .763 (45-59)1995-96 Shantrice Saxon .620 (44-71)1994-95 Wynetta Ollie .739 (51-69)1993-94 Missy Briscoe .804 (45-56)1992-93 Missy Briscoe .811 (77-95)1991-92 Debby Batz .773 (68-88)1990-91 Tari Phillips .616 (93-151)1989-90 Kelly Bradley .776 (59-76)1988-89 Stark Welch .857 (48-56)1987-88 Marni Schmidt .709 (61-86)1986-87 DeAnn Craft .922 (94-102) 1985-86 Kristy Burns .814 (105-129) 1984-85 DeAnn Craft .789 (56-71) 1983-84 Rochelle Lee .750 (60-80) 1982-83 Karen Harvey .747 (68-91)1981-82 Teresa Tinsley .686 (59-86) 1980-81 Meg Fahey .745 (105-141) 1979-80 Mary Holapa .767 (56-73)1978-79 Laura Smith .651 (41-63)1978-79 Donna Springer .651 (56-86)1977-78 Kristy Boston .661 (39-59)

Three Point Pct (Min 30 Attempts)2010-11 Chelsie Wiley .359 (80-223)2009-10 Marshay White .345 (30-87)2008-09 Chelsie Wiley .410 (73-178)2007-08 Angelica Mealing .317 (19-60)2006-07 Francine Houston .381 (82-215)2005-06 Francine Houston .361 (78-216)2004-05 Celeste Hudson .357 (45-126)2003-04 Celeste Hudson .348 (70-2012002-03 Celeste Hudson .412 (42-102)2001-02 Jessica Scala .446 (50-112)2000-01 Lanetra Cooks .353 (47-133)1999-00 Diana Hill .389 (28-51)1998-99 Kate Fetzek .453 (34-75)1997-98 Nancy Richter .441 (26-59)1996-97 Kelli Murray .326 (28-86)1995-96 Priscilla Smith .333 (27-81)1994-95 Priscilla Smith .277 (28-101)1993-94 Tara Gibson .316 (12-38)1992-93 Tara Gibson .385 (30-78)1991-92 Brinda Green .313 (15-48)1990-91 Tari Phillips .371 (13-35)1989-90 Kelly Lincoln .455 (15-45)1988-89 Stark Welch .400 (18-45)1987-88 Sherry Asplen .352 (32-91)

Assists 2010-11 Aisha Patrick 1342009-10 Angelica Mealing 1042008-09 Angelica Mealing 1122007-08 Marshay White 992006-07 Celeste Hudson 792006-07 Lashaunda Slade 792005-06 LaShay King 1282004-05 Lashaunda Slade 1182003-04 LaShay King 1162002-03 Shayla Smith 862001-02 Jessica Scala 1162000-01 Yvette Ash 701999-00 Diana Hill 771998-99 Chariya Davis 1571997-98 Chariya Davis 1211996-97 Chariya Davis 1121995-96 Chariya Davis 1411994-95 Priscilla Smith 831993-94 Missy Briscoe 1131992-93 Tara Gibson 1371991-92 Brinda Green 1221990-91 Tracey Stowe 751989-90 Tracey Stowe 1351988-89 Brinda Green 701987-88 Anita Terlecky 1071986-87 Julie Cardinale 1611985-86 Julie Cardinale 2541984-85 DeAnn Craft 1201983-84 Karen Harvey 1421982-93 Karen Harvey 591981-82 Karen Harvey 1711980-81 Marcie Swilley 1231979-80 Dale Zimmerman 1221977-79 N/A

Rebounds 2010-11 Aisha Patrick 2602009-10 Emma Cannon 2492008-09 Emma Cannon 3932007-08 Tia Lewis 3452006-07 Keunta Miles 2042005-06 Shelby Weber 1962004-05 Shelby Weber 1952003-04 Takira Allen 2052002-03 Erin Paige 1902001-02 Ali Roberts 1982000-01 Adrienne Billings 1821999-00 LaToya Graham 186 1998-99 Chariya Davis 1841997-98 Stacey DeVeaux 1631996-97 Shantrice Saxon 2181995-96 Tamika Coley 3071994-95 Tamika Coley 2991993-94 Tamika Coley 3251992-93 Lonnette Frazier 1971991-92 Tamika Coley 2801990-91 Tari Phillips 2611989-90 Jill Killen 2261988-89 Fayetta Robinson 2511987-88 Marni Schmidt 2221986-87 Fayetta Robinson 2331985-86 Christine Strahl 1711984-85 Susan Patz 1961983-84 Dorine VanTongeren 2441982-83 Dorine VanTongeren 2351981-82 Andrea Jackson 3161980-81 Susan Prehn 1831979-80 Sonja Manley 204

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1978-79 Donna Springer 2051977-78 Cynthia Jacobs 236

Steals 2010-11 Aisha Patrick 822009-10 Aisha Patrick 642008-09 Aisha Patrick 752007-08 Marshay White 532006-07 Keunta Miles 402005-06 LaShaey King 312004-05 Celeste Hudson 582003-04 Celeste Hudson 232002-03 Shayla Smith 472001-02 Jessica Scala 642000-01 LaToya Graham 311999-00 LaDonna Larry 421998-99 Chariya Davis 751997-98 Chariya Davis 771996-97 Chariya Davis 711995-96 Chariya Davis 611994-95 Gylaunda Henderson 771993-94 Tamika Coley 611992-93 Tara Gibson 531991-93 Brinda Green 811990-91 Yolanda Rhodes 781989-90 Yolanda Rhodes 541988-89 Fayetta Robinson 691987-88 Anita Terlecky 1031986-87 Julie Cardinale 701985-86 Julie Cardinale 811984-85 Kristy Burns 591983-84 VanTongeren/Harvey 461982-83 Marcie Swilley 451981-82 Marcie Swilley 871980-81 Marcie Swilley 471979-80 Mary Holapa 521971-79 N/A

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EMMA CANNON2007-2010

1,154 points

TAMIKA COLEY1991-92, 93-96

2,006 points

SUSAN PATZ1982-86

1,587 points

CHARIYA DAVIS1995-99

1,517 points

YOLANDA RHODES1988-92

1,322 points

KRISTY BURNS1982-86

1,154 points

FRANCINE HOUSTON2004-07

1,064 points

TAKIRA ALLEN2001-05

1,048 points

CELESTE HUDSON2002-05, 06-07

1,048 points

ALI ROBERTS2001-05

1,034 points

MARCIE SWILEY1979-83

1,017 points

GYLAUNDA HENDERSON

1993-971,089 points

D’NAY DANIELS2007-10

1,217 points

CHELSIE WILEY2006-10

1,531 points

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CHELSIE WILEY2006-10

1,531 points

D’NAY DANIELS2007-10

1,217 points

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Most Points1. Tari Phillips vs. Lamar (2/9/91) .....................452. Tari Phillips vs. Texas Pan-Am (2/7/91) ......413. Tari Phillips vs. Stetson (3/1/91) ..................37 Susan Patz vs. Harvard (12/19/83) .............375. Shantrice Saxon vs. Miss. Valley St. (11/30/96) .. 36 DeAnn Craft vs. Tulane (1/18/87) ...............36 Kristy Burns vs. Mercer (2/6/86) ..................36 Dorine VanTongeren vs. St. Leo (2/10/84) ... 369. Kristy Burns vs. Arkansas (2/13/85) ............35 Kristy Burns vs. Queens (12/30/84) ............35

Most Rebounds1. Tari Phillips vs. Texas Pan-Am (2/7/91) ......232. Marni Schmidt vs. Cheney (1/16/88) .........223. Tamika Coley vs. Jacksonville St. (3/2/96) 214. Emma Cannon at Memphis (1/8/09) .........20 Emma Cannon at SMU (2/7/09) ..................20 Emma Cannon vs. Memphis (1/15/10) .....20 Shantrice Saxon vs. Miss. Valley St.(11/30/96) .. 20 Tamika Coley vs. Ga. Southern (12/3/94) ......20 Tamika Coley vs. Florida Atlantic (2/22/94) ...20 Sonya Manley vs. Livingston (3/6/80) .......20 Cynthia Jacobs vs. Florida (1/25/78) ..........20

Most Assists1. Karen Harvey vs. Rollins (2/23/84) .............162. Julie Cardinale vs. Marist (1/8/86) ..............153. Vivian Weaver vs. UAB (2/11/91) .................14 Tracey Stowe vs. FIU (1/13/90) ....................14 Julie Cardinale vs. South Carolina (2/17/86)..146. Aisha Patrick vs. East Carolina (1/29/09) ......13 Four others tied with ......................................13 Most Steals1. Anita Terlecky vs. Florida A&M (2/22/88) .10 Terri Jo Wendt vs. Miami (12/4/86) ............10 Rochelle Lee vs. Delaware State (12/28/84) .... 104. LaShay King at Troy (12/11/05) ..................... 9 Andrea Jackson vs. Rollins (2/12/82) ........... 96. Five tied with ....................................................... 8

Most Blocks1. Meg Schuler vs. Livingston (3/14/82) .......112. Shelby Weber vs. Colgate (12/18/04) .......... 83. Ali Roberts vs. Gardner-Webb (2/17/05) .... 7 Shelby Weber at Jacksonville (1/29/05) ..... 7 Ali Roberts vs. Jacksonville (2/21/02) .......... 7 Ali Roberts at North Texas (12/17/01) ......... 7 Shannon King vs. Coastal Carolina (12/29/88) ....... 78. Adrienne Billings vs. TAMUCC (12/21/02) .. 6 Ali Roberts vs. Stetson (2/23/02) .................. 6 Ali Roberts at Florida Atlantic (1/9/02) ....... 6 Meg Schuler vs. Flagler (1/16/82) ................. 6

Most Free Throws Made1. Chariya Davis vs. Stetson (3/4/99) ..............14 Meg Fahey vs. Wright State (1/15/81) .......143. Meg Fahey vs. Miami (2/6/81) .....................13 Aisha Patrick vs. UAB (1/13/11) ...........135. Chelsie Wiley vs. UAB (3/1/09) .....................12 Dorine VanTongeren vs. St. Leo (2/10/84) .....12 Dorine VanTongeren vs. W.Carolina (12/4/82) .... 126. Nine tied with ...................................................... 11

Most Three-Point FGs Made1. Chelsie Wiley vs. Ole Miss (12/20/08) .......... 8 Francine Houston at Memphis (2/17/07) .. 8 Francine Houston vs. Tulsa (2/4/07) ............ 84. Chelsie Wiley vs. Marshall (1/31/09) ............ 7

Chelsie Wiley at UTEP (2/24/10) .................... 7 Francine Houston at Marshall (1/20/06) .... 7 Francine Houston vs. Princeton (11/26/05) ......7 Celeste Hudson vs. Campbell (2/19/04) ..... 7 Lanetra Cooks vs. Mississippi (12/22/01) ... 7 Kelli Ely vs. Samford (2/13/99) ....................... 710. Ten tied with ........................................................ 6

Most Field Goals Made1. Tari Phillips vs. Lamar (2/9/91) .....................18 Tari Phillips vs. Texas Pan-Am (2/7/91) ......183. Kristy Burns vs. Queens (12/30/84) ............174. Tari Phillips vs. Stetson (3/1/91) ..................15 Kristy Burns vs. Furman (11/29/85) ............15 Susan Patz vs. Rollins (2/23/84) ...................15 Rochelle Lee vs. Eckerd (2/18/84) ...............158. Nine tied with ...............................................................14

Most Field Goals Attempted1. Anita Terlecky vs. Georgia State (1/11/88) ....30 Kristy Burns vs. South Carolina (2/17/86) 303. Tari Phillips vs. Lamar (2/9/91) .....................294. Tamika Coley vs. Jacksonville State (3/2/96) ..... 285. Tari Phillips vs. Stetson (3/1/91) ..................27 Kristy Burns vs. Arkansas (12/13/85) .........27 Meg Fahey vs. Flagler (2/26/81) ..................27 Cindy Frank vs. Flagler (1/31/79) ................279. Five tied with .................................................................26

Best FG Percentage (Min. 8 Attempts)1. Gayle Blutcher (2/16/80) ............................. 1.000 vs. Fla. Southern (8-8)2. Shelby Weber (2/19/06) ................................ .917 vs. Memphis (11-12)3. Emma Cannon (1/26/09) .......................... .900 vs. Memphis, (9-10) Christine Strahl (12/18/85) ............................. .900 vs. Youngstown St. (9-10) 5. Shelby Weber at UAB (1/29/06) ..... .889 (8-9)6. Emma Cannon (12/31/08) ......................... .875 at Florida St. (7-8)7. Four others tied with ........................ .875 (7-8)

Most Free Throws Attempted1. Gayle Blutcher vs. Florida (2/16/81) .........192. Meg Fahey vs. Miami (2/6/81) .....................183. Gayle Blutcher vs. Stetson (12/15/80) .......174. Chariya Davis vs. Stetson (3/4/99) ..............16 Tamika Coley vs. Ga. Southern (12/3/94) .16 Meg Fahey vs. Wright State (1/15/81) .......167. LaDonna Larry vs. Radford (7/21/97) ....... 15 Anita Terlecky vs. Georgia State (1/11/88) ..... 15 Gayle Blutcher vs. Florida State (12/12/80) . 15 Aisha Patrick vs. UAB (1/13/11) ...........1511. Angelica Mealing vs. SMU (3/7/09) ............14 Two tied with ............................................................ 14

Best FT Percentage (Min. 9 Attempts)1. Chelsie Wiley vs. FAU(11/22/08) ............. 10-10 Kelli Ely vs. Stetson (2/20/99) ................ 10-10 Missy Briscoe vs. LSU (12/19/92).......... 10-10 DeAnn Craft vs. W. Michigan (11/29/86) ....10-10 Karen Harvey vs. FSU (12/5/83) ............ 10-10 Meg Fahey vs. St. Leo (1/29/80) ........... 10-10 Shelby Weber at UAB (1/29/06) ................ 9-9 Dorine VanTongeren vs. Rollins (2/20/84) .... 9-9

Best 3FG Percentage (Min. 6 Attempts)1. Chelsie Wiley vs. Ole Miss (12/20/08) .....889 (8-9)2. Francine Houston vs. Tulsa (2/4/07).... .800 (8-10)3. Chelsie Wiley vs. Marshall (1/31/09)....778 (7-9)4. Celeste Hudson at Georgia State (2/10/05) ....750 (6-8) Lanetra Cooks vs. Jacksonville St. (3/2/02) .....750 (6-8)6. Francine Houston vs. Belmont (12/2/04) ......714 (5-7)7. Chelsie Wiley at UTEP (1/24/10) .........700 (7-10)8. Claudia Johnson vs. Southern Miss (11/26/04) ..667 (4-6) Priscilla Smith vs. BCU (1/31/96) ... .667 (4-6) Julie Cardinale vs. Ga. Southern (2/20/87) . .667 (4-6)

Most 3FGs Attempted1. Lanetra Cooks vs. Campbell (1/24/02) ......18 Francine Houston at Memphis (2/17/07) ....16 Francine Houston vs. Marshall (1/20/06) .....164. Francine Houston vs. SMU (3/1/07) ...........15 Priscilla Smith vs. FIU (1/7/95) .......................15 Sherry Asplen vs. UNC (11/28/87) ..............157. Darlys Tsinnie vs. FIU (1/23/93).......................138. Seven tied with ..................................................... 12

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Most Points1. Kristy Burns (85-86) 6912. Chariya Davis (98-99) 5753. Teresa Tinsley (81-82) 5374. Tari Phillips (90-91) 5325. Tamika Coley (93-94) 5286. Emma Cannon (08-09) 5087. DeAnn Craft (86-87) 5028. Dorine VanTongeren (82-83) 4969. Tamika Coley (95-96) 49510. Tamika Coley (91-92) 489

Most Rebounds1. Emma Cannon (08-09) 3932. Tia Lewis (07-08) 3453. Tamika Coley (93-94) 3254. Andrea Jackson (81-82) 3165. Tamika Coley (95-96) 3076. Tamika Coley (94-95) 2997. Tamika Coley (91-92) 2808. Tari Phillips (90-91) 261

Emma Cannon (07-08) 26110. Aisha Patrick (10-11) 260

Most Assists1. Julie Cardinale (85-86) 2542. Karen Harvey (81-82) 1713. Julie Cardinale (86-87) 1614. Chariya Davis (98-99) 157

5. Karen Harvey (83-84) 1426. Chariya Davis (95-96) 1417. Tara Gibson (92-93) 1378. Tracey Stowe (89-90) 1359. Aisha Patrick (10-11) 13410. LaShay King (05-06) 128 Most Steals1. Anita Terlecky (87-88) 1032. Marcie Swilley (81-82) 873. Aisha Patrick (10-11) 824. Julie Cardinale (85-86) 81 Brinda Green (91-92) 816. Yolanda Rhodes (90-91) 787. Kristy Burns (85-86) 77 Chariya Davis (97-98) 779. Aisha Patrick (08-09) 75 Chariya Davis (98-99) 75

Most Blocks1. Meg Schuler (81-82) 802. Ali Roberts (01-02) 783. Ali Roberts (04-05) 734. Shelby Weber (04-05) 645. Shelby Weber (05-06) 416. Shannon King (88-89) 407. Shelby Weber (03-04) 398. Ali Roberts (03-04) 389. Adrienne Billings (03-04) 3310. Emma Cannon (08-09) 31

Most Free Throws1. Chariya Davis (98-99) 2012. Emma Cannon (08-09) 1443. Tamika Coley (94-95) 1424. Chariya Davis (97-98) 1415. Tamika Coley (93-94) 1346. Tamika Coley (95-96) 1257. Dorine VanTongeren (82-83) 1198. Tamika Coley (91-92) 1119. Dorine VanTongeren (82-83) 11010. Anita Terlecky (87-88) 108 Most 3FGs Made1. Francine Houston (06-07) 822 Chelsie Wiley (10-11) 803. Francine Houston (05-06) 784. Chelsie Wiley (08-09) 735. Celeste Hudson (03-04) 706. Kelli Ely (97-98) 627. Francine Houston (04-05) 538. Kelli Ely (98-99) 51 Lanetra Cooks (01-02) 5110. Jessica Scala (01-02) 50 Most Field Goals Made1. Kristy Burns (85-86) 2932. Teresa Tinsley (81-82) 2393. Tari Phillips (90-91) 2134. DeAnn Craft (86-87) 2045. Kristy Burns (84-85) 2016. Chariya Davis (98-99) 2017. DeAnn Craft (84-85) 200 Susan Patz (84-85) 2009. Tamika Coley (93-94) 19710. Dorine VanTongeren (82-83) 193

Best Rebound Average1. Tari Philips (90-91) 12.42. Tamika Coley (93-94) 12.03. Emma Cannon (08-09) 11.64. Tia Lewis (07-08) 11.5

5. Cynthia Jacobs (77-78) 11.26. Tamika Coley (94-95) 11.17. Tamika Coley (95-96) 10.68. Tamika Coley (91-92) 10.0 Emma Cannon (09-10) 10.010. Donna Springer (78-79) 9.3

Most Field Goals Attempted1. Teresa Tinsley (81-82) 5452. Kristy Burns (85-86) 5403. Dorine VanTongeren (82-83) 4354. Julie Cardinale (86-87) 4305. Chelsie Wiley (08-09) 4296. Susan Patz (83-84) 4247. Chariya Davis (98-99) 4218. Tari Phillips (90-91) 4129. Chelsie Wiley (10-11) 40610. Kristy Burns (84-85) 401

Most Free Throws Attempted1. Tamika Coley (94-95) 2422. Tamika Coley (93-94) 2413. Tamika Coley (95-96) 2174. LaToya Graham (99-00) 2135. Tamika Coley (91-92) 1966. Emma Cannon (08-09) 1847. Chariya Davis (98-99) 1778. Chariya Davis (97-98) 1769. LaToya Graham (00-01) 17210. Anita Terlecky (87-88) 168

Best FT Percentage (Min. 50 attempts)1. DeAnn Craft (86-87) .922 (94-102)2. Stark Welch (88-89) .857 (48-56)3. Shelby Weber (05-06) .831 (54-65)4. Shelby Weber (04-05) .820 (41-50)5. Angelica Mealing (08-09) .809 (72-89)6. Kristy Burns (85-86) .814 (105-129)7. Missy Briscoe (92-93) .811 (77-95)8. Chelsie Wiley (10-11) .804 (90-112) Missy Briscoe (93-94) .804 (45-56)9. Chariya Davis (97-98) .801 (141-176)10. Chariya Davis (98-99) .797 (141-177)

Most 3FGs Attempted1. Chelsie Wiley (10-11) 2232. Francine Houston (05-06) 2163. Francine Houston (06-07) 2154 Celeste Hudson (03-04) 2015. Chelsie Wiley (08-09) 1786. Kelli Ely (98-99) 1727. Francine Houston (04-05) 1628. Kelli Ely (97-98) 147 Lanetra Cooks (01-02) 14710. Chelsie Wiley (09-10) 141

Best 3FG Percentage (Min. 50 Attempts)1. Kate Fetzek (98-99) .453 (34-75)2. Jessica Scala (01-02) .446 (50-112)3. Nancy Richter (97-98) .441 (26-59)4. Ashia Kelly (10-11) .425 (34-80)5. Kelli Ely (97-98) .422 (62-147)6. Celeste Hudson (02-03) .412 (42-102)7. Chelsie Wiley (08-09) .410 (73-178)8. Diana Hill (99-00) .389 (21-54)9. Tara Gibson (92-93) .385 (30-78)10. Francine Houston (06-07) .381 (82-215)

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Most Points1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ............... 2,0062. Susan Patz (82-86).................................. 1,5873. Chelsie Wiley (07-11) ............................. 1,5314. Chariya Davis (95-99) ............................ 1,5175. Yolanda Rhodes (88-92) ....................... 1,3226. D’Nay Daniels (10-11) ........................... 1,2177. Emma Cannon (07-10) ......................... 1,154

Kristy Burns (82-86) ............................... 1,1549. Gylaunda Henderson (93-97) ............ 1,08910. Francine Houston (04-07) ................... 1,064

Most Rebounds1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ............... 1,2112. Emma Cannon (07-10) .............................9033. Adrienne Billings (00-04) .........................6764. D’Nay Daniels (07-11) ...............................6495. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................6346. Ali Roberts (01-05) .....................................6137. Takira Allen (01-05) ....................................6118. Aisha Patrick (08-pres) ....................5969. Shelby Weber (05-06) ...............................58610. Erin Paige (99-03) .......................................578

Most Assists1. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................5312. Julie Cardinale (83-87) ..............................4153. Karen Harvey (80-84) ................................3964. Angelica Mealing (07-11) ........................3275. Marcie Swiley (79-83) ................................3266. LaShay King (02-06)...................................3227. Shayla Smith (02-06) .................................3048. Aisha Patrick (08-pres) ....................2899. Brinda Green (88-92) .................................25710. Celeste Hudson (02-05, 06-07) ..............251

Most Steals1. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................2842. Marcie Swiley (79-83) ................................2503. Yolanda Rhodes (88-92) ...........................2434. Aisha Patrick (08-pres) ....................2215. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ...................2026. Gylaunda Henderson (93-97) ................1897. Brinda Green (88-92) .................................1768. Celeste Hudson (02-05, 06-07) ..............1539. Julie Cardinale (85-87) ..............................15110. Susan Patz (82-86)......................................145

Most Blocks1. Ali Roberts (01-05) .....................................2192. Shelby Weber (02-06) ...............................1573. Adrienne Billings (00-04) .........................1094. Meg Schuler (81-83) .................................... 965. Shannon King (88-91) ................................ 866. Susan Patz (82-91)........................................ 857. Takira Allen (01-05) ...................................... 748. Emma Cannon (07-10) ............................... 739. Chat McClendon (95-99) ........................... 6610. Debby Batz (90-94) ..................................... 58

Most Free Throws Made1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ...................5122. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................3933. Susan Patz (82-86)......................................3714. Emma Cannon (07-10) .............................3395. Chelsie Wiley (06-11) .................................3116. Susan Brase (81-85) ...................................2317. Dorine VanTongeren (80-84) ..................2298 Marvelous Washington (00-03) .............2089. Ali Roberts (01-05) .....................................20710. D’Nay Daniels (07-11)...............................205

Most FGs Made1. Tamkia Coley (91-92, 93-96) ...................7472. Susan Patz (82-86)......................................6383. Yolanda Rhodes (88-92) ...........................5714. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................5435. Chelsie Wiley (06-11) .................................5036. D’Nay Daniels (07-11) ...............................4957. Kristy Burns (82-86) ...................................4948. Takira Allen (01-05) ....................................4399. Marcie Swiley (79-83) ................................42310. Ali Roberts (01-05) .....................................413

Most 3FGs Made1. Francine Houston (04-07) .......................2132. Celeste Hudson (02-05, 06-07) ..............1793. Chelsie Wiley (07-pres) .............................1344. Kelli Ely (97-99) ............................................1135. Lanetra Cooks (00-02) ................................ 986. Jessica Scala (01-03) .................................... 857. Shayla Smith (02-06) ................................... 848. Nancy Richter (97-00) ................................. 749. Marshay White (07-10) ............................... 7110. Kate Fetzek (95-99) ..................................... 65

Best Scoring Average1. Kristy Burns (84-86) ..................................20.22. DeAnn Craft (83-87) .................................18.43. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ..................18.14. Dorine VanTongeren (80-84) .................16.45. Julie Cardinale (83-87) .............................14.36. Yolanda Rhodes (88-92 ...........................13.57. Susan Patz (82-86).....................................13.48. Teresa Tinsley (81-82)...............................13.3

Chariya Davis (95-99) ...............................13.310. Emma Cannon (07-10) ............................13.0

Best Rebounding Average1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96 ...................11.02. Emma Cannon (07-10) ............................10.13. Dorine VanTongeren (80-84) ................... 8.44. Laura Smith (76-80) .................................... 7.95. Kristy Boston (77-79) .................................. 7.86. Andrea Jackson (78-82)............................. 7.27. Fayetta Robinson(84-85, 86-89) ............. 6.78. Aisha Patrick (08-pres) .....................6.49. Erin Paige (99-03) ........................................ 5.810. Adrienne Billings (00-04) .......................... 5.7

Best FG Percentage1. Kristy Burns (85-89) ...............524 (494-941)2. DeAnn Craft (83-87) ..............523 (400-772)3. Rochelle Lee (81-85) ..............519 (123-237)4. Kala Loomis (90-92) ...............516 (218-422)5. Adrienne Billings (00-04) .....508 (364-717)6. Christine Strahl (82-86) ........505 (292-578)7. Emma Cannon (07-10) .........503 (317-630)8. Debby Batz (90-94) ................497 (282-568) Takira Allen (01-05) ................497 (439-883)10. LaToya Graham (97-01) ........492 (203-413)

Most Free Throws Attempted1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ...................8962. Chariya Davis (95-99) ................................5333. Emma Cannon (07-10) .............................4834. Susan Patz (82-86)......................................4265. Chelsie Wiley (06-11) .................................4056. Susan Brase (81-85) ...................................3507. Ali Roberts (01-05) .....................................3278. Dorine VanTongeren (80-84) ..................3159. D’Nay Daniels (07-11) ...............................30810. Marvelous Washington (00-03) .............307

Best FT Percentage (Min. 50 attempts)1. DeAnn Craft (84-87) ..............867 (150-173)2. Missy Briscoe (92-94) ............808 (122-151)3. Kristy Burns (84-86) ...............801 (166-207)4. Kelli Ely (98-99) ......................... .779 (81-104)5. Chelsie Wiley (06-11) .............768 (311-405)6. Shelby Weber (02-06) ...........767 (131-172)7. Celeste Hudson (02-05, 06-07) .752 (182-242) Kala Loomis (90-92) ................ .752 (85-113)9. TerriJo Wendt (84-86) ................751 (62-84)10. Rochelle Lee (83-85) ..................750 (60-80)

Best 3FG Percentage (Min. 75 attempts)1. Ashia Kelly (08-pres).........388 (45-116)2. Jessica Scala (01-03) ............... .371 (85-229)3. Kelly Lincoln (89-91) ...................369 (31-84)4. Chelsie Wiley (07-11) .............363 (214-590)5. Francine Houston (04-07) ...359 (213-593)6. Kelli Ely (97-99) ........................354 (113-319)7. Sherry Asplen (86-88) ................351 (32-91) Kate Fetzek (95-99) ................. .351 (65-185)9. Lanetra Cooks (00-02) ........... .350 (98-280)10. Chariya Davis (95-99) ............. .339 (56-165)

Most 3FGs Attempted1. Francine Houston (04-07) .......................5932. Chelsie Wiley (07-11) .................................5903. Celeste Hudson (02-05, 06-07) ..............5514. Kelli Ely (97-99) ............................................3195. Lanetra Cooks (00-02) ..............................2806. Shayla Smith (02-06) .................................2747. Jelisa Caldwell (07-11) ..............................2578. Marshay White (07-10) .............................2319. Jessica Scala (01-02) ..................................22910. Nancy Richter (97-00) ...............................219

Most Double-Doubles1. Tamika Coley (91-92, 93-96) ..................... 662. Emma Cannon (07-10) ............................... 403. Dorine VanTongeren (80-84) .................... 204. Fayetta Robinson (84-85, 86-89) ............. 205. Tari Phillips (90-91) ...................................... 15

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Most Points

127 vs. Edward Waters ..........................1981-82Most Points, Both Teams

208 (Tulane 117, UCF 91) .....................1986-87Fewest Points Allowed

19 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic ...................1983-84Fewest Points, Both Teams

81 (NE Missouri St. 42, UCF 39) ..........1978-79Largest Win Margin

82 (UCF 101, Palm Beach Atlantic 19) 1983-84Worst Defeat

64 (Louisiana Tech 121-57) ..................1989-90Most Points in a Losing Effort

101 vs Lamar ............................................1990-91Most Points Allowed

121 vs. Louisana Tech ............................1989-90Most Field Goals

54 vs. Eckerd .............................................1981-82Most Field Goals Attempted

102 vs. Tampa ...........................................1978-79Best Field Goal Percentage

.667 (36-54) at Mercer ...........................2002-03Most Free Throws Made

32 vs. Brown .............................................1991-92Most Free Throws Attempted

52 vs. Florida A&M ..................................1979-80Fewest Free Throws Made

1 vs. Memphis ..........................................2010-111 vs. Lamar ................................................1990-91Fewest Free Throws Attempted

2 vs. Memphis ..........................................2010-11

Most Games Played

39 ...........................................................1981-82Most Wins

25 ...........................................................1982-83Most Losses

24 ...........................................................1992-93Fewest Wins

3 ...........................................................1986-87Fewest Losses

5 ..........................................1978-79,1982-8311 ........................................ 1983-84, 2010-11Longest Win Streak

12 ...........................................................1978-79 Most Points

2,777 (39 games) ...............................1981-82Fewest Points

1,375 (21 games) ...............................1977-78Highest Scoring Average

82.3 .........................................................1985-86Lowest Scoring Average

57.9 .........................................................2006-07Largest Winning Margin

21.1 .........................................................1982-83Best Winning Percentage

.833 (25-5) ............................................1982-83Worst Winning Percentage

.130 (3-23) ............................................1986-87Most Field Goals Made

1,152 (39 games) ...............................1981-82Most Field Goals Attempted

2,739 (39 games) ...............................1981-82Highest Field Goal Percentage

.515 (941-1826)...................................1985-86Most Free Throws Made

532 (30 games) ...................................1982-83Most Free Throws Attempted

828 (30 games) ...................................1982-83Highest Free Throw Percentage

.722 (367-508) .....................................1986-87Most Three-Point FGs Made

197 (33 games) ...................................2010-11Most Three-Point FGs Attempted

570 (33 games) ...................................2010-11Highest Three-Point FG Percentage

.373 (107-287) .....................................2001-02Lowest Three-Point FG Percentage

.232 (22-95) ..........................................1991-92Most Points Allowed

2,375 (26 games) ...............................1986-87

Best Free Throw Percentage

1.000 (12-12) vs. Florida State . Dec. 16, 20091.000 (11-11) vs. Stetson ......................1996-97Worst Free Throw Percentage

.200 (7-18) vs. Florida Southern .........1978-79

.200 (1-5) vs. Lamar ................................1990-91Most Rebounds

76 vs. Edward Waters .............................1981-82Most Steals

28 vs. Rollins .............................................1983-84Most Blocked Shots

13 vs. Livingston .....................................1981-82Worst Field Goal Percentage

.171 (6-35) vs. UT-Arlington ................2005-06Most Three-Point FGs Made

13 vs. Stetson ...........................................1997-9813 vs. Troy ..................................................1997-98Most Three-Point FGs Attempted

29 at Florida Atlantic .............................2002-0329 vs. Troy ..................................................1997-98Highest Three-Point FG Percentage

.833 (n/a) vs. Georgia Southern .........1986-87

Single-Game Records Single-Season Team Records

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1977-78Head Coach: Judy Martino

(10-11)1/12 L 81-70 at USF 1/14 L 84-59 at Florida State 1/17 W 94-77 at Bethune-Cookman 1/19 L 66-64 John Abbott 1/21 L 60-59 at Flagler1/25 L 82-69 at Florida 1/27 W 80-58 Miami-Dade North CC 1/28 L 61-53 Miami-Dade South CC 2/3 W 70-46 at Manatee CC 2/4 W 65-59 vs. USF ^ 2/4 L 78-49 at Tampa ^ 2/9 W 79-54 at Florida Southern 2/10 L 59-58 at Flagler ? 2/11 W 76-51 vs. Miami-Dade North CC ? 2/14 W 69-60 at Bethune-Cookman 2/17 L 66-64 vs. Broward CC 2/18 W 68-47 at Miami-Dade North CC 2/23 W 64-51 at Flagler $ 2/23 L 68-51 vs. Florida International $ 2/24 W 65-58 at Flagler $ 2/24 L 78-49 vs. Tampa $^ Tampa Invitational ? Flagler Invitational$ FAIAW State Championship

1978-79Head Coach: Nancy Sirmons

(17-5)11/22 L 42-39 Northeast Missouri State 11/29 W 65-49 Brevard CC 12/2 W 64-62 Florida A&M 12/5 L 59-52 at USF 12/11 W 61-60 at Flagler 12/20 W 66-47 at Stetson 1/4 L 47-41 Guelph 1/13 W 79-48 at Brevard CC 1/19 W 93-60 Miami-Dade North CC 1/20 W 64-63 Miami-Dade South CC 1/26 W 69-51 vs. Miami ? 1/26 W 76-73 vs. USF ? 1/27 W 67-59 at Flagler ? 1/27 W 76-43 vs. Tampa ? 1/31 W 67-62 Flagler2/2 W 96-36 Florida International 2/5 W 77-38 at Rollins 2/9 W 81-37 Tampa 2/10 W 54-44 Florida Southern 2/13 L 78-73 Florida 2/22 W 82-77 Florida Southern $ 2/23 L 72-67 Florida A&M $? Flagler Invitational $ FAIAW State Championship

1979-80 Head Coach: Nancy Sirmons

(23-9)11/26 L 98-77 Armstrong State 11/28 W 86-76 Edward Waters 11/30 L 66-64 at USF 12/3 W 76-34 Rollins 12/13 W 78-76 USF 12/14 W 77-70 Edward Waters 1/2 W 78-62 James Madison 1/4 W 71-57 Longwood 1/5 L 83-73 at Bethune-Cookman 1/7 L 78-76 NW Missouri State1/10 W 79-78 Yale 1/12 W 67-60 Miami-Dade South CC 1/16 W 80-52 Florida Southern

1/18 W 91-48 Florida International 1/19 W 80-46 at Tampa 1/20 W 61-58 at St. Leo 1/21 L 90-71 at Florida A&M 1/22 L 87-74 at Armstrong State 1/25 W 73-64 at Flagler ? 1/26 W 76-56 vs. USF ? 1/29 W 97-41 St. Leo 1/31 L 83-76 Flagler 2/6 W 100-43 at Brevard CC 2/8 W 76-72 at Flagler 2/9 W 57-56 at Miami 2/12 W 89-66 Tampa 2/15 L 88-82 at Florida 2/16 W 69-65 at Florida Southern 2/21 W 72-70 Stetson $ 2/22 W 76-68 Florida A&M $ 2/23 W 78-65 Bethune-Cookman $ 3/6 L 86-81 Livingston +? Flagler Invitational $ FAIAW State Championship+ AIAW National Tournament

1980-81Head Coach: Sharon Adamson

(13-10)11/25 W 80-72 Edward Waters 11/26 L 55-41 Florida A&M 11/28 W 76-68 Bellhaven 12/10 W 72-66 USF 12/12 L 92-75 Florida State 12/13 W 68-67 at Denver 12/15 L 71-70 Stetson 12/19 L 75-65 Southern Miss 12/29 W forfeit Mount Mercy1/5 W 70-66 Northeast Mississippi 1/7 W 88-47 Bluefield 1/8 W 76-68 Wake Forest 1/9 L 84-43 Georgia Southern 1/15 L 80-79 Wright State 1/19 W 84-75 Flagler 1/22 W 90-73 at Florida Southern 2/2 L 75-56 Georgia State 2/6 L 86-75 at Miami 2/11 W 74-64 at Tampa 2/13 L 101-72 Dayton 2/14 W 100-43 at Rollins 2/19 W 73-61 Florida Southern 2/26 L 77-67 vs. Flagler $$ FAIAW State Championship

1981-82Head Coach: Joe Sanchez

(24-15, 9-1 SSC)11/19 L 54-51 at USF11/27 W 84-36 St. Leo %11/28 W 82-66 Florida International %11/30 W 78-71 West Florida12/1 L 75-65 at Florida State12/5 W 127-55 Edward Waters12/10 L 56-55 Tampa *12/12 W 66-64 at Florida International12/15 L 66-62 Spring Garden12/17 L 66-63 vs. Miami >12/18 L 75-64 vs. Bellhaven >1/3 L 69-60 Cleveland State1/6 W 87-47 Hope1/8 L 71-63 Pennsylvania &1/9 L 67-65 Purdue &1/12 W 111-52 Eckerd *1/13 L 79-64 at Stetson1/16 W 83-41 Flagler

1/19 W 67-61 at Rollins *1/22 W 66-60 Florida Southern *1/23 W 63-56 West Florida 1/26 W 76-36 St. Leo *1/28 L 76-63 Florida1/30 W 74-41 Flagler2/5 W 84-39 at Eckerd *2/6 W 75-52 at Tampa *2/12 W 82-48 Rollins *2/15 L 61-60 at Florida Southern * 2/17 W 74-36 at St. Leo *2/26 W 65-50 at Tampa !2/27 L 39-36 vs. Florida Southern !3/4 W 66-58 at Rollins $3/5 L 71-55 vs. Florida International $3/11 W 74-66 Spring Hill +3/12 W 72-71 Belhaven +3/13 W 80-79 Florida International +3/14 L 63-60 Livingston +3/19 L 69-61 vs. Butler ~3/20 W 74-64 Canisius ~* Sunshine State Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament> USF Christmas Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic! Sunshine State Conference Tournament$ FAIAW State Championship+ AIAW Regional Championship~ AIAW Tournament

1982-83 Head Coach: Joe Sanchez

(25-5, 9-0 SSC)11/26 W 100-48 Montevallo %11/27 W 75-56 Davis & Elkins %11/28 L 71-67 Valdosta State % 12/3 W 62-46 at North Georgia 12/4 L 69-66 at Western Carolina 12/9 W 66-52 at Stetson 12/11 W 59-37 Georgia Southwestern 12/16 W 75-63 Dartmouth1/3 W 78-56 Southern Maine1/5 W 97-46 Bluefield State 1/6 W 58-42 Bethune-Cookman &1/7 W 79-73 Delta State &

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1/8 L 94-63 Southern Illinois &1/11 W 78-41 Rollins *1/14 W 64-41 at Florida Southern * 1/19 W 107-46 Flagler 1/21 W 70-20 at St. Leo * 1/24 W 70-60 Miami1/27 W 89-48 Eckerd *1/29 W 78-66 at Tampa *2/4 W 86-6 at Rollins *2/7 W 66-58 Florida Southern * 2/9 L 97-66 at Florida 2/12 W 108-28 Eckerd * 2/14 W 97-29 St. Leo * 2/16 W 90-37 Flagler 2/19 W 88-61 at Tampa * 2/25 W 65-58 vs. Tampa ! 2/26 W 61-65 at Florida Southern ! 3/11 L 83-68 at Tuskegee $ * Sunshine State Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic! Sunshine State Tournament$ NCAA Tournament

1983-84 Head Coach: Joe Sanchez

(23-7, 9-1 SSC)11/25 W 95-51 Edward Waters % 11/26 W 76-67 West Georgia % 12/2 W 101-19 Palm Beach Atlantic 12/5 L 67-60 at Florida State 12/7 W 70-51 Paine 12/9 W 85-60 Armstrong State 12/19 W 100-63 Harvard 12/27 W 74-57 vs. Concordia # 12/28 L 66-64 vs. District of Columbia #12/29 L 64-54 vs. James Madison # 1/5 W 59-57 Southeastern Louisiana & 1/6 W 54-51 Georgia Southern & 1/7 L 73-56 Valdosta State & 1/10 L 60-53 Florida Southern * 1/14 W 68-52 Florida International

1/17 W 89-53 St. Leo * 1/20 W 80-58 at Tampa * 1/24 L 78-74 at Valdosta State 1/27 W 98-30 at Eckerd * 1/31 W 81-50 Rollins *2/3 W 69-63 Florida Southern * 2/9 W 71-54 Stetson2/10 W 86-65 at St. Leo * 2/13 W 67-63 Tampa * 2/16 W 81-74 Valdosta State2/19 W 104-49 Eckerd *2/20 W 72-56 at Rollins * 2/23 W 88-57 at Rollins $2/25 W 62-61 vs. Florida Southern $ 3/6 L 61-44 at Bentley !* Sunshine State Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament# Rhode Island Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Sunshine State Conference Tournament! NCAA Tournament

1984-85Head Coach: Joe Sanchez

(20-10)11/23 W 75-63 West Georgia %11/24 W 75-49 Eastern Illinois % 11/26 W 97-83 Mercer 12/3 W 93-76 at Florida State 12/6 W 74-67 Stetson 12/8 W 73-58 Sam Houston State 12/15 W 83-70 Dartmouth 12/17 L 79-77 UAB 12/19 W 100-61 IUPUI 12/28 W 85-60 vs. Delaware State ^ 12/29 L 69-59 Boston University ^ 12/30 L 89-83 at Queens ^ 1/2 W 75-60 Illinois-Chicago1/4 W 73-57 Georgia Southern & 1/5 W 76-70 Northern Kentucky & 1/6 L 88-73 Florida A&M & 1/9 W 96-62 Maryland-Eastern Shore1/12 L 89-70 Radford 1/14 W 77-69 Charlotte 1/18 L 96-64 vs. Mercer +1/19 W 82-81 vs. Virginia Commonwealth +1/22 W 75-70 at Tulane 1/30 W 72-70 Stetson 2/2 W 84-81 Florida International 2/8 W 63-61 Tulane 2/14 W 88-78 Tampa 2/22 L 82-75 vs. Georgia State = 2/23 L 72-66 vs. Western Carolina = 3/1 L 100-90 at Georgia State $ 3/3 L 90-83 vs. New Orleans $% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament^ Queens Christmas Invitational& UCF Holiday Classic+ UAB Lady Blazer Invitational= Georgia Tech Invitational$ Southern Invitational Tournament

1985-86 Head Coach: Nancy Little

(13-15, 5-7 NSWAC)11/25 L 95-74 at Auburn 11/29 W 88-76 Furman %11/30 L 96-85 Northern Illinois % 12/3 L 83-69 at Florida International 12/4 L 62-61 at Miami 12/13 L 101-74 vs. Arkansas #

12/14 L 92-87 vs. Wake Forest #12/18 W 89-75 Youngstown State12/21 L 87-75 Eastern Michigan1/2 W 93-74 Fairleigh Dickinson &1/3 W 82-75 Nicholls State &1/4 W 97-86 Wake Forest &1/8 W 92-67 Marist 1/16 W 103-76 Virginia Commonwealth 1/18 W 98-90 Florida State 1/25 W 78-74 Georgia Southern * 2/1 L 90-89 Georgia State *2/3 L 85-74 at Florida A&M * 2/6 W 91-81 Mercer *2/11 W 74-55 at Stetson * 2/15 L 94-73 at Georgia Southern * 2/17 L 90-67 at South Carolina 2/20 L 83-82 Georgia State * 2/22 L 95-74 Florida A&M * 2/25 L 93-89 Mercer *3/1 W 88-79 Stetson *3/6 W 74-68 vs. Stetson $ 3/7 L 89-87(ot)Florida A&M $* New South Women’s Athletic Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament# Ole Miss Dial Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ NSWAC Tournament

1986-87Head Coach: Nancy Little

(3-23, 1-10 NSWAC)11/28 L 98-83 Fairfield % 11/29 L 83-82 Western Michigan % 12/1 L 96-68 Mississippi 12/10 L 89-85 Florida 12/13 W 105-100 Louisiana-Lafayette 12/17 L 74-72 UAB 1/2 W 92-91 Siena & 1/3 L 78-77 Marshall & 1/4 L 104-84 Appalachian State & 1/9 L 91-74 at Georgia Southern *1/13 L 85-71 Charlotte 1/16 L 92-84 Georgia State 1/18 L 117-97 at Tulane 1/20 L 101-54 at New Orleans 1/24 L 86-73 Florida A&M *1/28 L 81-78 Florida 1/31 L 86-77 Stetson * 2/2 L 87-80 at USF 2/6 L 96-92 at Mercer * 2/7 L 99-84 at Georgia State * 2/10 L 96-66 Florida International 2/13 W 89-86 Mercer * 2/16 L 92-83 at Florida A&M * 2/18 L 100-64 at Stetson * 2/20 L 89-73 Georgia Southern 3/5 L 78-74 vs. Stetson $* New South Women’s Athletic Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ NSWAC Tournament

1987-88Head Coach: Beverly Knight

(4-23, 1-12 NSWAC)11/28 L 99-51 North Carolina12/2 W 103-82 FIT12/9 L 87-57 Florida12/12 L 83-70 Tennessee-Chattanooga

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12/30 W 77-75 Marquette &12/31 L 65-59 TCU &1/2 L 74-71 George Mason &1/9 W 81-58 Mercer *1/11 L 89-87 Georgia State *1/14 L 92-73 USF1/16 W 111-74 Cheyney1/20 L 93-82 Miami1/25 L 98-67 at Georgia Southern *1/27 L 71-60 at Florida A&M *1/30 L 94-76 at Stetson *2/2 L 72-63 at USF2/6 L 73-55 Florida International *2/8 L 83-56 at Rollins2/10 L 80-66 at Florida213 L 74-72 at Mercer *2/15 L 97-61 at Georgia State *2/18 L 80-75 Stetson * 2/20 L 78-68 Georgia Southern *2/22 L 73-55 Florida A&M *2/25 L 103-87 at Miami 2/27 L 72-56 at Florida International * 3/3 L 73-57 vs. Florida International $* New South Women’s Athletic Conference game& UCF Holiday Classic$ NSWAC Tournament


(11-17, 2-10 NSWAC)11/25 W 98-67 Baptist %11/26 W 86-72 Western Michigan %12/3 L 91-80 at USF 12/7 L 74-51 Florida 12/16 W 94-59 Long Island 12/17 W 75-68 Winthrop12/29 W 62-59 Coastal Carolina &12/30 W 86-75 New Hampshire & 12/31 L 92-89 Furman & 1/3 L 75-75 Detroit 1/5 W 86-78 Columbia 1/7 L 66-60 Georgia State * 1/9 W 92-82 Mercer * 1/12 L 99-77 Stetson * 1/16 L 84-68 Florida International * 1/19 W 89-82 UAB 1/21 L 85-70 at Mercer * 1/23 L 74-71 at Georgia State * 1/29 L 82-61 at Florida A&M * 1/30 L 100-73 at Georgia Southern * 2/4 L 92-62 at Stetson * 2/7 L 88-78 at Florida 2/11 L 94-69 at Miami 2/13 L 70-65 at Florida International * 2/18 W 86-79 Florida A&M * 2/20 L 78-54 Georgia Southern * 2/24 W 78-62 Rollins 3/2 L 86-75 vs. Mercer $* New South Women’s Athletic Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ NSWAC Tournament


(7-20, 3-9 NSWAC)11/24 W 55-50 Nicholls State %11/25 L 81-61 Notre Dame %1120 L 75-61 Niagara12/1 L 78-55 at Southern Miss #12/2 W 87-85 vs. William Carey #12/6 L 82-65 at Florida12/9 L 101-92 at Stetson *12/17 L 102-58 Kentucky12/19 L 81-70 USF1/3 W 80-63 New Hampshire &1/4 W 80-78 Columbia &1/5 L 82-76 Louisiana-Monroe &1/8 W 84-74 Stetson *1/13 L 92-78 Florida International *1/20 W 92-70 at Georgia State *1/22 L 77-73 at Mercer *1/27 L 95-86 Florida A&M *1/29 L 83-82 Georgia Southern *2/3 W 82-71 Mercer *2/5 L 75-58 Georgia State *2/10 L 97-74 at Miami2/12 L 82-69 at Florida International *2/17 L 84-62 at Georgia Southern *2/19 L 92-77 at Florida A&M *2/22 L 65-46 Florida2/26 L 121-57 Louisiana Tech3/2 L 65-60 vs. Florida A&M $* New South Women’s Athletic Conference game% UCF Thanksgiving Tournament# Southern Miss Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ NSWAC Tournament

1990-91Head Coach: Bev Knight

(10-15, 4-8 American South)11/23 W 78-60 Stetson %11/24 L 99-61 Northern Illinois %11/28 L 86-67 at Florida12/2 L 91-73 Kent State12/15 W 83-79 Florida A&M12/17 W 79-52 Long Island 1/2 W 66-59 Liberty &1/3 L 61-56 McNeese State &1/4 L 106-98 Fairfield &1/7 W 82-79 at Stetson 1/12 L 73-71 at Texas-Pan American *1/14 L 108-70 at Lamar *1/17 W 83-64 Arkansas State * 1/19 L 88-54 Louisiana Tech *1/23 L 71-57 at New Orleans *1/26 L 65-64 at Louisiana-Lafayette *2/7 W 95-63 Texas-Pan American *2/9 L 105-101 Lamar *2/11 L 103-88 UAB2/14 L 70-57 Arkansas State *2/16 L 104-79 Louisiana Tech *2/21 W 93-91 New Orleans *2/23 W 91-67 Louisiana-Lafayette *2/25 L 93-75 at Florida International3/1 W 91-84 Stetson* American South Conference game% UCF Tip-Off Classic# Southern Miss Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ American South Tournament

1991-92Head Coach: Gail Falkenberg

(10-18, 5-11 Sun Belt)11/29 W 82-43 Coastal Carolina &11/30 L 82-64 Mercer &12/7 W 100-81 at Florida A&M 12/19 L 75-55 at UAB #12/20 L 66-52 vs. Georgia State #1/1 W 83-74 Fairleigh Dickinson &1/2 W 85-70 Brown &1/3 L 78-60 Vermont &1/8 L 91-65 at New Orleans *1/11 W 62-56 at Louisiana-Lafayette *1/16 L 83-66 Arkansas State *1/18 L 90-65 Western Kentucky *1/21 L 88-87 at Stetson1/25 L 99-53 at Lamar *1/31 W 72-70 at Texas-Pan American *2/1 L 80-69 Louisiana Tech *2/3 L 89-65 at Arkansas State *2/6 W 89-82 South Alabama *2/8 L 70-67 New Orleans *2/13 W 84-63 Louisiana-Lafayette *2/20 L 90-77(ot)Western Kentucky2/24 W 78-70 College of Charleston *2/27 L 100-54 Lamar *2/29 W 73-57 Texas-Pan American *3/3 L 76-64 USF3/5 L 100-51 at Louisiana Tech *3/7 L 70-60 at South Alabama3/12 L 89-45 at Western Kentucky $* Sun Belt Conference game% UCF Tip-Off Classic# UAB Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ Sun Belt Conference Tournament

1992-93 Head Coach: Jerry Richardson

(4-24, 3-9 A-Sun)12/1 L 110-55 at USF12/4 W 83-76 Nicholls State #12/5 L 79-41 Memphis #12/8 L 101-47 at Georgia Southern12/11 L 85-46 at New Orleans12/14 L 90-39 at Louisiana Tech 12/19 L 77-67 LSU12/30 L 112-66 Kent State &12/31 L 110-67 Baylor &1/1 L 81-73 Monmouth &1/4 L 81-78 USF1/9 W 61-60 Southeastern Louisiana * 1/13 L 96-45 at Florida1/16 L 61-60 Mercer *1/21 L 79-69 at Stetson *1/23 L 88-59 at Florida International *1/28 W 64-57 College of Charleston *1/30 L 68-60 Georgia State *2/3 L 100-71 Florida Atlantic *2/6 L 69-42 at Southeastern Louisiana *2/8 L 93-37 at Louisiana Tech2/11 L 69-49 at New Orleans2/13 L 68-66 at Mercer *2/18 L 75-65 Stetson *2/20 L 81-62 Florida International *2/29 W 54-52 at College of Charleston *2/27 L 80-47 at Georgia State *3/4 L 81-61 vs. Georgia State $* Atlantic Sun Conference game# UCF Tip-Off Classic& UCF Holiday Classic

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$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament

1993-94Head Coach: Jerry Richardson

(12-15, 8-4 A-Sun)12/10 L 77-61 vs. Murray State # 12/11 L 93-73 vs. Tennessee State # 12/13 L 93-63 at Arkansas State 12/29 L 87-45 Kentucky & 12/30 L 75-60 Richmond & 12/31 W 76-70 Radford & 1/3 L 81-65 at Northwestern State 1/5 L 96-61 at Grambling State 1/11 L 92-78 Florida 1/13 W 73-67 College of Charleston * 1/15 W 60-54 Mercer * 1/20 W 77-65 at Georgia State * 1/22 L 77-57 at Southeastern Louisiana * 1/24 L 81-63 at LSU 1/27 W 72-59 Florida Atlantic *1/29 L 92-67 Florida International * 2/2 L 81-57 at USF 2/5 W 78-69 Stetson * 2/10 W 84-80 at Mercer * 2/12 W 67-60 at College of Charleston * 2/17 W 80-71 Southeastern Louisiana * 2/19 W 60-56 Georgia State * 2/22 W 76-73 at Florida Atlantic *2/24 L 98-53 at Florida International * 3/5 L 72-66 at Stetson * 3/10 W 72-51 vs. Georgia State $ 3/11 L 90-69 vs. Southeastern Louisiana $* Atlantic Sun Conference game# Memphis Tournament& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(11-16, 7-9 A-Sun)11/26 L 92-74 vs. Wake Forest %11/27 L 65-55 vs. TCU %11/29 L 74-59 at Florida State12/1 W 85-59 at Bethune-Cookman12/3 W 86-75 Georgia Southern 12/10 W 70-57 Stetson *12/29 W 85-77 Fairleigh Dickinson &12/30 L 91-52 Ole Miss &12/31 L 90-54 Texas A&M &1/5 W 72-69 at Florida Atlantic *1/7 L 83-65 at Florida International *1/12 W 80-76 Campbell *1/14 W 66-45 College of Charleston *1/19 L 65-59 at Georgia State *1/21 W 71-60 at Mercer *1/26 L 68-54 Southeastern Louisiana *1/31 L 95-63 at Alabama2/2 L 80-79 at Southeastern Louisiana *2/9 W 64-56 Mercer *2/11 L 71-63 Georgia State *2/16 L 70-66 at College of Charleston *2/18 L 90-76 at Campbell *2/23 L 96-62 Florida International *2/25 W 59-55 Florida Atlantic *3/4 W 79-57 at Stetson *3/9 W 71-69 Stetson $3/10 L 83-72 Southeastern Louisiana $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% Dial Classic (Auburn, Ala.)& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(15-14, 7-8 A-Sun)11/24 L 87-58 at Alabama %11/25 W 77-69 at Charlotte %11/28 W 107-70 Hampton 12/9 L 97-75 at Georgetown12/10 L 79-59 at George Mason12/28 W 84-66 Temple &12/29 L 96-93 Missouri &12/30 W 77-54 Tennessee State &1/4 W 78-68 Jacksonville State *1/6 W 82-66 Southeastern Louisiana *1/9 L 83-68 at Florida1/13 L 80-63 at Stetson *1/18 L 64-58 at Campbell *1/20 W 85-60 at College of Charleston *1/25 L 70-67 Florida International *1/28 W 86-67 Florida Atlantic *1/31 W 98-57 Bethune-Cookman2/8 L 74-72 Stetson *2/10 W 97-95(ot) Campbell *2/15 L 94-75 at Florida Atlantic *2/17 L 92-65 at Florida International *2/22 L 81-73 Georgia State *2/24 W 74-54 Mercer *2/29 L 75-57 at Southeastern Louisiana *3/2 W 74-61 at Jacksonville State *3/7 W 71-67 at Southeastern Louisiana $3/8 W 58-55 Stetson $3/9 W 81-57 Florida Atlantic $3/16 L 98-41 at Louisiana Tech !* Atlantic Sun Conference game% Sheraton Capstone Tournament & UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament! NCAA Tournament

1996-97Head Coach: Lynn Bria

(13-15, 9-7 A-Sun)11/29 W 81-80 (2ot) Miss. Valley State %11/30 L 83-70 at Southern Miss %12/10 L 66-49 USF 12/18 L 72-61 Mississippi State 12/20 L 78-53 at Florida State 12/28 W 73-66 Eastern Washington &12/29 L 82-65 George Mason &12/30 W 86-81 Northwestern State &1/2 L 78-41 at Jacksonville State *1/4 W 87-74 at Southeastern Louisiana * 1/8 L 85-83 Canisius1/11 L 62-61 at Stetson *1/16 W 59-56 Campbell * 1/18 W 67-58 College of Charleston *1/23 W 72-69 at Florida Atlantic * 1/25 L 56-54 at Florida International * 1/30 L 64-61 (ot) at Bethune-Cookman2/1 L 80-61 Mercer *2/3 W 60-55 Stetson * 2/8 W 73-66 at College of Charleston * 2/13 L 81-54 Florida Atlantic * 2/15 L 73-71 Florida International * 2/20 W 80-61 at Georgia State 2/22 L 61-45 at Mercer * 2/27 W 61-55 Southeastern Louisiana *3/1 W 72-64 Jacksonville State * 3/6 W 81-64 vs. College of Charleston $3/7 L 88-78 at Florida International $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% Southern Miss Tournament

& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(17-11, 11-5 A-Sun)11/21 W 86-72 at Radford11/28 W 60-49 Denver %11/29 W 63-60 Buffalo %11/30 L 104-66 Syracuse %12/13 L 103-71 at Texas12/16 W 79-74 Bethune-Cookman12/18 L 80-56 UTEP12/22 L 74-72 at Drexel12/31 W 80-66 Cal Poly1/3 W 102-99(2ot)at Stetson *1/10 W 86-61 Troy *1/15 W 71-60 at College of Charleston *1/17 L 74-64 at Campbell *1/22 W 71-67 at Florida Atlantic *1/24 W 78-64 Stetson *1/26 W 102-70 at Troy *1/29 L 81-61 Florida International *1/31 W 81-72 Florida Atlantic *2/5 W 71-65 at Samford * 2/7 L 91-84 at Jacksonville State *2/10 L 110-61 at Florida2/14 W 73-69 Georgia State *2/16 L 76-73 Mercer *2/23 L 113-59 at Florida International *2/26 W 96-76 College of Charleston * 2/28 W 78-76 Campbell *3/5 W 69-65 Mercer $3/6 L 92-76 Georgia State $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Tip-Off Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(20-10, 13-3 A-Sun)11/13 L 88-70 American11/21 L 94-69 at Butler11/24 W 61-35 at Bethune-Cookman11/28 L 80-70 at South Carolina 12/4 W 73-64 High Point %12/5 W 74-63 Canisius %12/15 L 63-61 Drexel12/21 L 81-52 at Texas12/30 W 57-54 Pennsylvania1/4 W 77-62 at Florida Atlantic *1/7 W 75-68 Campbell *1/9 W 93-76 Georgia State *1/11 L 89-59 at Florida1/16 W 71-63 Stetson *1/21 L 77-70 at Jacksonville State *1/23 W 76-59 at Samford *1/28 W 70-49 Mercer *1/30 W 65-54 Troy *2/4 W 60-49 at Mercer *2/6 W 80-61 at Troy *2/11 W 77-57 Florida Atlantic *2/13 W 74-53 Samford *2/15 W 78-68 Jacksonville State *2/20 W 69-64 at Stetson *2/25 L 78-74 at Georgia State *2/27 L 80-78 at Campbell *3/4 W 89-85 Stetson *3/5 W 80-65 at Georgia State $3/6 W 80-59 vs. Jacksonville State $3/12 L 90-48 at Louisiana Tech !

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* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Basketball Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament! NCAA Tournament

1999-00Head Coach: Gail Striegler

(9-20, 7-10 A-Sun)11/19 L 62-60 USF11/28 L 93-56 Florida12/3 L 78-68 Bethune-Cookman %12/4 W 72-63 Fairleigh Dickinson %12/12 L 69-56 American12/19 L 77-43 Texas Tech12/21 W 79-65 Radford &12/22 W 77-57 Austin Peay &12/30 L 77-64 Monmouth1/3 L 60-58 at Florida Atlantic *1/6 L 50-36 Mercer *1/8 W 78-70 Troy *1/13 L 62-51 at Stetson *1/15 L 57-56 at Jacksonville *1/20 W 69-64 Campbell *1/22 L 65-54 Georgia State *1/27 L 65-54 at Samford *1/29 L 67-50 at Jacksonville State *2/3 L 68-57 Samford *2/5 W 67-65 Jacksonville State *2/10 L 81-57 at Georgia State *2/12 L 87-75 at Campbell *2/17 L 61-54 Jacksonville *2/19 L 72-67 Stetson *2/24 W 69-60 at Troy *2/26 L 49-33 at Mercer *3/4 W 59-55 Florida Atlantic *4/8 W 62-60 vs. Stetson $

4/9 L 71-52 vs. Campbell $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Golden Knights Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(10-18, 8-10 A-Sun)11/17 W 59-49 Wofford %11/18 L 81-66 North Texas %11/21 L 67-58 at USF11/28 L 68-37 Florida State11/30 W 66-51 at Samford *12/2 W 64-54 at Jacksonville State * 12/9 L 85-44 at Florida12/12 L 63-61(ot) at Bethune-Cookman12/16 L 87-54 at Nevada12/21 W 89-83 Appalachian State &12/22 L 71-69 Middle Tennessee &1/6 W 76-69 Florida Atlantic *1/11 L 63-42 Troy *1/13 W 54-53 Mercer *1/18 L 66-62 at Jacksonville *1/20 L 76-68 at Stetson *1/25 L 73-53 Georgia State *1/27 L 70-53 Campbell *2/1 L 74-55 at Georgia State *2/3 L 63-54 at Campbell *2/8 W 62-51 Stetson *2/10 L 64-57 Jacksonville *2/15 W 61-55 at Mercer *2/17 L 72-70 at Troy *2/24 L 81-68 at Florida Atlantic *3/1 W 64-54 Samford *3/3 W 51-40 Jacksonville State *3/8 L 73-61 Stetson $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Golden Knights Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(17-13, 13-7 A-Sun) 11/16 W 69-55 UT-Arlington %11/17 L 77-74 Western Carolina %11/23 L 76-57 vs. Northern Iowa ^11/24 W 90-84 vs. Colgate ^11/25 W 71-59 vs. Kansas ^12/1 W 85-65 Jacksonville State *12/3 W 80-64 Samford *12/9 L 78-42 at Florida State12/17 L 78-55 at North Texas12/21 W 87-80 Texas A&M CC &12/22 L 79-53 Ole Miss &1/3 L 60-48 at Stetson *1/5 W 63-40 at Jacksonville *1/9 W 89-69 at Florida Atlantic *1/12 W 69-64 Mercer *1/14 W 65-52 Troy *1/21 L 76-61 Belmont *1/24 L 76-65 at Campbell *1/26 L 71-67 at Georgia State *1/30 L 79-72 Florida Atlantic *2/2 W 58-51 Campbell *2/4 W 54-50 Georgia State *2/9 W 87-86(ot) at Belmont *2/14 L 63-60 at Troy *2/16 W 73-56 at Mercer *2/21 W 63-52 Jacksonville *

2/23 L 60-55 Stetson *2/28 W 63-60 at Samford *3/2 W 72-62 at Jacksonville State *3/7 L 67-61 vs. Stetson $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Golden Knights Classic^ San Juan Shootout& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(19-11, 13-3 A-Sun)11/22 W 63-55 vs. Monmouth %11/23 W 77-47 vs. Eastern Illinois %11/25 L 64-61(ot) at New Orleans 11/27 L 73-45 at Southern Miss11/30 W 76-55 at Nicholls State12/11 L 72-48 Florida12/15 L 62-58 Georgia Tech12/19 W 61-48 Detroit &12/20 L 81-30 Mississippi State &12/31 L 53-54 Lipscomb1/5 L 77-47 at Florida State1/9 W 55-57 at Jacksonville *1/11 W 75-52 at Stetson *1/18 L 67-56 Troy *1/20 W 78-59 Mercer *1/25 W 77-62 Florida Atlantic *1/30 W 71-68 at Belmont *2/1 W 71-49 at Samford *2/6 L 52-50 Georgia State *2/8 W 82-67 Jacksonville State *2/13 W 74-60 at Gardner Webb *2/15 W 83-77 at Campbell *2/22 W 78-77 at Florida Atlantic *2/27 W 80-76 at Mercer *2/28 L 88-70 at Troy *3/6 W 69-56 Stetson *3/8 W 60-46 Jacksonville *3/13 W 87-63 Campbell $3/14 W 60-53 Belmont $3/15 L 80-63 Georgia State $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Golden Knights Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(17-13, 14-6 A-Sun)11/22 L 68-47 at Manhattan11/28 L 87-52 Purdue %11/29 W 85-49 Nicholls State % 12/2 L 72-59 Florida State12/4 W 72-61 at Florida Atlantic *12/14 L 70-48 at Georgia Tech12/19 L 63-41 Alabama &12/20 L 79-48 Florida &1/3 W 79-55 at Stetson *1/5 W 67-46 at Jacksonville *1/8 L 62-58(ot)Georgia State *1/10 L 66-60 Mercer *1/13 W 83-69 Florida Atlantic *1/17 W 52-46 at Gardner-Webb *1/19 W 50-46 at Campbell *1/22 L 57-50(ot)Troy *1/29 L 75-56 Lipscomb *1/31 W 67-55 Belmont *2/7 L 75-56 at Lipscomb *2/9 L 65-58 at Belmont *

Francine Houston

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2/14 W 70-66 at Troy *2/19 W 68-63 Campbell *2/21 W 74-48 Gardner-Webb *2/26 W 68-39 at Mercer *2/28 W 69-53 at Georgia State *3/4 W 79-58 Jacksonville *3/6 W 59-39 Stetson *3/11 W 73-58 vs. Mercer $3/12 W 64-52 vs. Stetson $3/13 L 64-62 vs. Lipscomb $* Atlantic Sun Conference game% UCF Golden Knights Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(19-10, 16-4 A-Sun)11/19 W 60-58 at UNLV11/22 L 52-46 at Northern Arizona11/26 L 59-54 Southern Miss11/30 L 67-42 at Florida12/2 W 77-42 Belmont *12/4 L 67-60 Lipscomb *1213 L 69-50 at Miami12/18 W 83-69 Colgate &12/19 L 66-55 Florida International &1/3 W 49-41 Florida Atlantic *1/8 W 55-43 Troy *1/13 W 67-57 at Campbell *1/15 W 69-65 at Gardner-Webb *1/20 W 60-45 Mercer *1/22 W 66-54 Georgia State *1/27 W 64-45 at Stetson *1/29 L 67-59 at Jacksonville *2/2 W 61-47 at Florida Atlantic *2/5 W 54-59 Stetson *2/7 W 68-49 Jacksonville *2/10 W 75-63 at Georgia State *2/12 W 64-59 at Mercer *2/17 W 64-57 Gardner-Webb *2/19 W 81-40 Campbell *2/24 L 71-50 at Troy *3/2 L 63-59 at Belmont *3/4 W 54-51 at Lipscomb *3/10 W 65-59 (ot) Mercer $3/11 L 61-59 Stetson $* Atlantic Sun Conference game& UCF Holiday Classic$ Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament


(7-21, 5-11 C-USA)11/18 W 62-54 Florida A&M %11/19 L 77-63 West Virginia %11/25 L 69-57 vs. Butler !11/26 L 91-87 vs. Princeton !11/28 L 80-63 at Santa Clara12/4 L 81-49 at Florida State12//11 L 59-55 at Troy12/16 W 57-48 Central Michigan &12/17 L 65-22 UT-Arlington &12/20 L 82-72 Miami12/28 L 71-55 Quinnipiac12/31 L 61-50 Southern Miss *1/6 L 64-50 at Houston *1/8 L 66-52 at Rice *1/13 W 60-52 Tulane *1/15 W 51-46 UTEP *1/20 L 77-60 Marshall *

1/22 L 68-63 East Carolina *1/27 W 65-54 at Memphis *1/29 L 90-78 at UAB *2/4 L 63-50 at Southern Miss *2/6 L 71-43 at Tulsa *2/10 L 69-57 SMU *2/17 L 74-65 UAB *2/19 W 77-62 Memphis *2/24 W 66-63 at Marshall *2/26 L 65-44 at East Carolina *3/2 L 69-52 vs. Tulane $* Conference USA game! Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic% UCF Golden Knights Classic& UCF Holiday Classic$ Conference USA Tournament


(8-22, 3-13 C-USA)11/11 L 62-54 at Appalachian State 11/13 L 67-49 at Southeastern Louisiana11/17 L 77-64 Fairleigh Dickinson % 11/18 W 59-51 Albany %11/21 L 61-50 at Jacksonville11/24 L 78-48 vs. Baylor #11/25 L 76-47 vs. Virginia #12/1 L 75-71 Georgia Southern 12/9 L 75-66 Florida State12/13 W 62-35 at Bethune-Cookman12/18 W 55-44 North Florida &12/19 W 68-54 Florida A&M &12/28 W 59-47 Iona12/31 L 58-57 at Southern Miss * 1/5 L 62-58 at Marshall * 1/7 L 62-46 at East Carolina *1/12 L 66-55 UAB *1/14 W 77-62 Memphis *1/20 L 65-63 Southern Miss *1/26 L 69-56 at UTEP *1/28 L 85-47 at Tulane *2/1 L 73-47 at SMU *2/4 W 75-69 Tulsa *2/9 W 78-73 Houston *2/11 L 75-57 Rice *2/15 L 58-44 at UAB *2/17 L 80-73 at Memphis *2/22 L 64-46 Marshall *2/24 L 76-57 East Carolina *3/1 L 79-58 vs. SMU $* Conference USA game% UCF Golden Knights Classic# Junkanoo Jam& UCF Holiday Classic$ Conference USA Tournament

2007-08Head Coach: Joi Williams

(10-20, 3-13 C-USA)11/9 L 57-72 vs. Texas Tech^ 11/11 L 63-74 Coppin State^ 11/15 W 57-47 at North Florida 11/19 W 80-72 vs. Jacksonville 11/23 L 74-76 at Rider 11/25 W 68-57 at La Salle 11/28 W 73-52 Bethune-Cookman 12/2 L 56-64 at Miami (Fla.) 12/9 L 75-81 Florida Gulf Coast 12/15 W 90-68 Southeastern Louisiana 12/19 L 81-87 Appalachian State% 12/20 W 76-73 UNC-Greensboro%

12/31 W 65-43 at Stetson 1/5 L 54-71 Southern Miss* 1/11 L 62-90 at SMU* 1/13 L 59-65 at Tulsa*1/17 L 61-74 Houston* 1/20 W 68-49 at Rice* 1/25 L 62-84 at Southern Miss* 1/31 L 75-77(ot) Marshall* 2/2 L 66-80 East Carolina* 2/7 L 67-85 UAB* 2/9 L 68-78 Memphis* 2/15 L 64-71 at Marshall* 2/17 L 69-78 at East Carolina* 2/22 W 77-71 Tulane* 2/24 L 74-89 UTEP* 2/28 L 63-68 at UAB* 3/1 W 81-69 at Memphis* 3/6 L 72-74 vs. Southern Miss # * - Conference USA games# - Conference USA Tournament^ - UCF Knights Classic% - UCF Holiday Classic


(17-17, 11-5 C-USA)11/16 L 59-86 at Colorado 11/21 W 71-69 Florida A&M 11/22 L 63-68 Florida Atlantic 11/27 L 67-79 vs. No. 6/7 Baylor^ 11/28 L 61-65 vs. Wisconsin^ 11/29 L 50-68 vs. Villanova^ 12/03 L 53-67 at Alabama 12/07 L 64-77 at Florida Gulf Coast 12/15 W 75-71 at Jacksonville 12/18 L 59-66 Miami 12/19 L 75-82(ot)Wake Forest$ 12/20 L 67-85 Ole Miss$ 12/31 L 70-82 at Florida State 1/3 W 65-59 Southern Miss* 1/8 W 85-67 at Memphis* 1/10 W 74-67 at UAB* 1/18 L 64-69 at Southern Miss* 1/22 W 77-52 Rice* 1/25 L 65-80 at Houston* 1/29 W 83-72 East Carolina* 1/31 W 75-67 Marshall* 2/5 W 72-69 Tulsa* 2/7 W 78-68 SMU* 2/13 W 68-50 at Marshall* 2/15 L 83-86(ot)at East Carolina* 2/19 L 49-61 at UTEP* 2/21 L 64-73 at Tulane* 2/26 W 82-67 Memphis* 3/1 W 74-59 UAB* 3/5 W 66-64 vs. (12) Rice% 3/6 W 79-66 vs. (4) Houston% 3/7 W 62-51 vs. (1) SMU% 3/8 W 65-54(ot)vs. (3) Southern Miss% 3/21 L 80-85 vs. #11 North Carolina (3)&* = Conference USA game% = Conference USA tournament game (New Orleans, La.)^ = 2008 Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands)$ = UCF Holiday Classic (Orlando, Fla.)& = NCAA Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

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(11-16, 7-9 C-USA)11/15 L 53-78 at Middle Tennessee11/20 W 80-46 Bethune Cookman 12/2 W 84-68 at Jacksonville 12/6 L 59-62 Washington12/12 L 61-63 at Florida Atlantic 12/14 L 62-64 Alabama 12/16 L 58-70 Florida State 12/20 W 76-38 Jackson State12/29 L 52-85 Notre Dame1/8 L 60-74 at Marshall*1/10 L 62-73 at East Carolina*1/15 L 47-49 Memphis*1/17 L 61-69 UAB*1/21 W 70-60 Southern Miss* 1/24 L 67-77 at UTEP*1/31 L 70-72 Tulane*2/4 W 56-47 Marshall*2/6 W 60-50 East Carolina*2/12 W 80-73 at UAB*2/14 L 72-76 at Memphis*2/18 L 59-65 Rice*2/20 W 78-66 Houston*2/25 L 61-69 at SMU*2/27 W 50-49 at Tulsa*3/3 W 84-72 at Southern Miss*3/8 W 59-57(ot)vs. Marshall3/9 L 62-63 vs. Tulane* = Conference USA game% = Conference USA tournament game (Tulsa, Okla.)


(22-11, 12-4 C-USA)11/13 L 77-67 at Florida!11/19 W 59-48 vs. Iona!11/20 L 82-79 (ot)at James Madison! 11/26 W 79-53 Richmond#11/27 W 66-55 WKU#11/30 L 56-54 at Savannah State15/5 W 74-65 at FIU12/7 L 77-73 Middle Tennessee12/15 L 69-51 at Florida State12/20 W 92-59 Jacksonville12/22 L 73-65 at Wright State12/29 W 79-69 Tennessee tech1/2 W 72-44 Valdosta State1/6 W 81-68 at Rice*1/9 W 67-43 Southern Miss*1/13 W 65-55 UAB* 1/16 L 70-63 at SMU*1/20 L 74-53 at Memphis*1/23 W 68-40 Marshall*1/27 L 71-68 Houston*1/30 L 65-58 at ECU*2/6 W 61-48 at Tulsa*2/10 W 68-65 UTEP*2/13 W 71-59 at Marshall*2/17 W 73-69 (ot) Tulane*2/20 W 69-52 ECU*2/24 W 53-50 at UAB*2/27 W 72-65 at Southern Miss*3/3 W 70-52 Memphis*3/10 W 51-47 vs. UAB%3/11 W 81-63 vs. Memphis%3/12 W 85-73 vs. Tulane%3/19 L 80-69 vs. Ohio State$

* = Conference USA game% = Conference USA tournament game (El Paso, Texas.)# = UCF Thanksgiving Classic! = Preseason WNIT$ = NCAA Tournament

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A

Alabama...........................................................0-5Albany ..............................................................1-0American .........................................................0-2Appalachian State ........................................1-3Arkansas ..........................................................0-1Arkansas State ...............................................1-4Armstrong State............................................1-2Auburn .............................................................0-1Austin Peay .....................................................1-0

B

Baptist...............................................................1-0Baylor ................................................................0-3Bellhaven.........................................................2-1Belmont ...........................................................5-3Bentley .............................................................0-1Bethune-Cookman ................................... 12-4Bluefield State................................................2-0Boston ..............................................................0-1Brevard CC.......................................................3-0Brooklyn ...........................................................2-0Broward............................................................0-1Brown................................................................1-0Buffalo ..............................................................1-0Butler.................................................................0-3

C

Cal Poly SLO ....................................................1-0Campbell ...................................................... 13-9Canisius ............................................................2-1Central Michigan ..........................................1-0Cheney .............................................................1-0Cleveland State .............................................0-1Coastal Carolina ............................................2-0Colgate.............................................................2-0College of Charleston .............................. 12-1Columbia .........................................................2-0Concordia (Canada) .....................................1-0Colorado ..........................................................0-1Coppin State...................................................0-1

D

Dartmouth ......................................................2-0Davis & Elkins .................................................1-0Dayton ..............................................................0-1Delaware State ..............................................1-0Delta State.......................................................1-0Denver..............................................................2-0Detroit ..............................................................1-1District of Columbia.....................................0-1Drexel ................................................................0-2

E

East Carolina ...................................................3-9Eastern Illinois................................................2-0Eastern Michigan ..........................................0-1Eastern Washington.....................................1-0Eckerd ...............................................................6-0Edward Waters...............................................5-0

F

Fairfield ............................................................0-2Fairleigh Dickinson ......................................4-1

Flagler ............................................................ 12-4Florida............................................................ 0-25Florida A&M ................................................. 8-15Florida Atlantic ........................................... 20-8Florida Gulf Coast .........................................0-1Florida Inst. of Tech. .....................................1-0Florida International ................................. 8-26Florida Southern........................................ 14-2Florida State ................................................ 2-15Furman .............................................................1-1

G

Gardner-Webb...............................................5-0George Mason ...............................................0-3Georgetown ...................................................0-1Georgia Southern ...................................... 4-12Georgia Southwestern................................1-0Georgia State ............................................12-29Georgia Tech...................................................0-2Grambling State ............................................0-2Guelph (Canada)...........................................0-1

H

Hampton .........................................................1-0Harvard ............................................................1-0High Point .......................................................1-0Hope ..................................................................1-0Houston ...........................................................3-4

I

Illinois-Chicago..............................................1-0Indiana-Purdue .............................................1-0Iona....................................................................2-0

J

Jacksonville.................................................. 11-6Jacksonville State ...................................... 12-4James Madison..............................................1-2John Abbott (Canada) .................................0-1

K

Kansas...............................................................1-0Kent State ........................................................0-2Kentucky..........................................................0-2

L

Lamar................................................................0-4La Salle .............................................................1-0Liberty ..............................................................1-0Lipscomb .........................................................1-5Livingston .......................................................0-2Longwood .......................................................1-0Louisiana-Lafayette .....................................4-1Louisiana-Monroe ........................................0-1Louisiana Tech ...............................................0-9LSU .....................................................................0-2

M

Manatee CC ....................................................1-0Manhattan ......................................................0-1Marist ................................................................1-0Marquette .......................................................1-0Marshall............................................................7-7Maryland-Eastern Shore ............................1-0McNeese State ...............................................0-1Memphis..........................................................8-5

Memphis State ..............................................0-1Mercer..........................................................25-17Miami ............................................................. 3-11Miami-Dade North CC ................................4-0Miami-Dade South CC ................................2-1Middle Tennessee.........................................0-3Mississippi .......................................................0-4Mississippi State............................................0-2Mississippi Valley State ...............................1-0Missouri............................................................0-1Monmouth ......................................................1-2Montevallo......................................................1-0Mount Mercy ..................................................1-0Murray State...................................................0-1

N

Nevada .............................................................0-1New Hampshire ............................................2-0New Orleans...................................................1-8Niagara .............................................................0-1Nicholls State .................................................5-0North Carolina ...............................................0-2UNC-Charlotte ...............................................2-1UNC-Greensboro ..........................................1-0North Florida..................................................2-0North Georgia ................................................1-0North Texas.....................................................0-2Northeast Mississippi ..................................1-0Northeast Missouri State ...........................0-1Northern Arizona ..........................................0-1Northern Iowa ...............................................0-2Northern Illinois ............................................0-2Northern Kentucky ......................................1-0Northwestern State .....................................1-1Notre Dame ....................................................0-2NW Missouri State ........................................0-1

O

Ohio State ....................................................... 0-1

P

Paine..................................................................1-0Palm Beach Atlantic .....................................1-0Pennsylvania ..................................................1-1Princeton .........................................................0-1Purdue..............................................................0-2

Q

Queens .............................................................0-1Quinnipiac.......................................................0-1

R

Radford .............................................................3-1Rice ....................................................................4-3Richmond ........................................................1-1Rider ..................................................................0-1Rollins ............................................................ 12-1

S

St. Leo ...............................................................9-0Samford............................................................8-2Sam Houston State ......................................1-0Santa Clara ......................................................0-1Savannah State ..............................................0-1Siena..................................................................1-0

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Joe Sanchez and Marcie Swilley

Leah Paige

Amber Long Tari Phillips

SMU ...................................................................2-6South Alabama..............................................1-1South Carolina ...............................................0-2South Florida............................................... 5-16Southeastern Louisiana..............................1-1Southern Illinois............................................0-1Southern Maine ............................................1-0Southern Miss............................................. 6-13SE Louisiana ....................................................7-7Spring Garden ...............................................0-1Spring Hill ........................................................1-0Stetson ........................................................33-26Syracuse ...........................................................0-1

T

Tampa ............................................................ 13-3TCU ....................................................................0-2Temple ..............................................................1-0Tennessee Chattanooga ............................0-1Tennessee State ............................................1-1Tennessee Tech .............................................1-0Texas ..................................................................0-2Texas Arlington .............................................1-1Texas A&M .......................................................0-1Texas A&M Corpus Christi..........................1-0Texas-Pan American ....................................3-1Texas Tech .......................................................0-2Troy ....................................................................6-7Tulane ...............................................................6-6Tulsa ..................................................................4-2Tuskegee..........................................................0-1

U

UAB................................................................. 7-11UNLV ..................................................................1-0UTEP ..................................................................2-5

V

Valdosta State ................................................2-3Villanova ..........................................................0-1Virginia .............................................................0-1Virginia Commonwealth ............................2-0Vermont ...........................................................0-1

W

Wake Forest ....................................................2-2Washington ....................................................0-1West Florida....................................................2-0West Georgia ..................................................2-0West Virginia...................................................0-1Western Carolina ..........................................0-3Western Kentucky ........................................1-3Western Michigan ........................................1-1William Carey .................................................1-0Winthrop..........................................................1-0Wisconsin ........................................................0-1Wofford ............................................................1-0Wright State....................................................0-2

Y

Yale ....................................................................1-0Youngstown State ........................................1-0

Total .............................................471-500 (.485)

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UCF ARENAThanks to the UCF Arena, the Knights play in one of the finest facilities in the nation. The 10,000-seat venue opened in the fall of 2007 and is located on the north side of campus. The facility has dozens of top amenities, including a state-of-the-art video board, luxury suites and wide concourses.

Step inside the UCF Arena and enjoy the best of both worlds - a first-class facility which also highlights the essence of college basketball. The building is one of only a few in the nation that offers unparalled luxury to student-athletes and fans, and also has a great gameday atmosphere. Similar to National Basketball Association venues, the arena features 16 spacious luxury suites and two party suites. The suites include kitchenettes and bar-style seating and can accommodate up to 20 guests. Additionally, the facility has two loges and the unique Black and Gold Club, which provides exclusive access to the club seating area. The arena helps provide UCF fans with a great entertainment experience during games. The Daktronics scoreboard above center court has four video screens that show replays and provide player information.

Arena FactsCapacity 10,000Construction Began November 2005Construction Completed August 2007Design HOK SportsConstruction KUD InternationalCost $80 millionLuxury Suites 16Lower Level Seats 5,598Upper Level Seats 3,365Club Seats 502Concession Stands 7Points of Sale 28Video Boards 4First UCF Game Texas Tech 72, UCF 57 (11/09/07)First UCF Win UCF 80, Jacksonville 72 (11/19/07)

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UCF BASKETBALL PRACTICE FACILITYNot only do the Knights utilize one of the nation’s finest home venues in the UCF Arena, members of the team also have access to the UCF Basketball Practice Facility. The venue opened in spring 2008 and includes a practice court for the Knights.

UCF student-athletes have access to the facility 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The facility connects to the UCF Arena. The practice court contains six baskets, two shot clocks and a scoreboard. The Knights use the court for individual development and as a location for pickup games.

The facility is equipped with a video system that allows the UCF coaching staff to tape every practice and workout. The coaches then visit with each student-athlete to analyze their performance. Offices and conference rooms for the UCF coaching staff are located on the second floor of the practice facility. A film room is adjacent to the offices. The practice facility was constructed during the 2007-08 campaign inside the former home of the Knights - the old UCF Arena. UCF played at the facility from 1991-07.

A 2,000-square foot weight room is located on the first floor of the facility. The weight room provides the Knights with access to free weight and machine equipment, cardio and treadmills. UCF’s basketball teams are the only programs that use the weight room. The Knights utilize a large sports medicine center located inside the practice facility. The sports medicine center connects to the team’s locker room. Additionally, the center is adjacent to the UCF Arena for the Knights to use before and after games.

Inside the UCF Practice Facility, the Knights utilize a new locker room, which also connects to the UCF Arena, and a spacious player lounge. Both rooms are used exclusively by the women’s basketball program. The room features tables and chairs, televisions and couches for the players.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDAUCF Stands For Opportunity: The University of Central Florida is one of the most dynamic universities in the country in one of the most popular cities in the world. Offering 214 degree programs, it is an academic and research leader in numerous fields, such as optics, modeling and simulation, engineering and computer science, business administration, education, the sciences including biomedical sciences, hospitality management and digital media.

UCF’s 1,415-acre main campus provides modern facilities, most of which have wireless abilities, with 600 acres set aside for lakes, woods and an arboretum. UCF has 12 colleges, including the newly established College of Medicine. More than 56,000 students attend classes on UCF’s main Orlando campus and its 11 regional campuses. UCF began offering classes in 1968 and recently granted its 198,311 degree.

UCF promotes a diverse and inclusive environment. UCF students come from 63 Florida counties, 50 states, and 141 countries. Study abroad programs allow UCF students to study and conduct research with 98 institutions in 36 countries. Students at UCF have been recognized throughout the world and include recipients of the Rhodes, Mellon and Goldwater scholarships. In 2009, the UCF College of Medicine officially opened, allowing the university to help increase opportunities for medical education in Florida.

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TOWERS AT KNIGHTS PLAZA

Members of the UCF women’s basketball team reside on campus at the Towers at Knights Plaza. The new apartments on the north side of campus allow the student-athletes to live across the street from the UCF Arena, the UCF Practice Facility and Knightro’s cafeteria. The apartments feature single bedrooms with full-size beds, kitchens and living room areas. Each bedroom includes high-speed Internet access, cable television and local phone service. The Towers at Knights Plaza are also located near Bright House Networks Stadium, the Wayne Densch Sports Center and Nicholson Fieldhouse. The apartments are located above retail shops and restaurants, including Barnes and Noble and Tailgaters restaurant.

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UCF PRESIDENT DR. JOHN C. HITT

PERSONAL PROFILE

• married to the former Martha Halsted for 48 years• father of two and grandfather of two• avid fisherman and golfer

GOAL-DRIVEN LEADERSHIP

Five Major Goals for UCF• offer the best undergraduate education in Florida• achieve international prominence in key programs of graduate study and research• provide an international focus to the curricula and research programs• become more inclusive and diverse• become America’s leading partnership university

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

A Leader in Higher Education• more than 18 years as president of the University of Central Florida - planned and won approval for a new college of medicine - doubled enrollment with enhanced academic quality - increased by sevenfold the number of doctoral degrees awarded each year - expanded research funding from $6.2 million to more than $121 million a year

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

• graduated cum laude in 1962 from Austin College (B.A. psychology) • earned master’s degree in 1964 from Tulane University (M.S. physiological psychology)• earned doctoral degree from Tulane University in 1966 (Ph.D. physiological psychology) • graduate study supported by fellowships from the Danforth Foundation and the National Science Foundation

CURRENT CIVIC SERVICE ENGAGEMENTS

• member, Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission Fundraising Campaign leadership cabinet • member, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando’s Council of Governors• member of the board, American Heart Association• member of the board, Central Florida Partnership• member of the board, Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission• member of the board, United Arts of Central Florida• member, American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment Leadership Circle• chair, Conference USA Board of Directors

SELECTED AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

• Junior Achievement’s Spirit of Achievement Award, 2008• multiple listings among the Orlando Sentinel’s 25 Most Powerful People in Central Florida and Orlando Magazine’s 50 Most Powerful People in Central Florida• Seminole Chamber of Commerce’s Lifetime Achievement Award, 2007 • Orlando Business Journal’s inaugural Legacy Award, 2006 • Orlando Sentinel’s Central Floridian of the Year, 2005

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ORLANDO

UCF is located in one of the world’s most vibrant cities - Orlando. Looking for theme parks, attractions, museums, world-class shopping, great restaurants, golf courses and nature preserves? You can find it all here in Orlando. One of the area’s top attractions is its weather, with the average annual temperature 72.4 degrees.

Orlando is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world. In 2009, nearly 50 million visitors traveled to the region. Walt Disney World, Universal Studios Orlando and Sea World are just a short drive away from the UCF campus. The Kennedy Space Center, state parks and sandy beaches off the coast of the Atlantic Ocean are also all nearby. Orlando is a frequent destination for today’s top musical acts, who visit popular venues like Hard Rock Live at Universal’s CityWalk and House of Blues, which is located at Downtown Disney. The city’s world-renowned theme parks have added a variety of new entertainment experiences, including Disney’s Cirque de Soleil and Universal’s Blue Man Group performances. Beyond the theme parks, downtown Orlando features an ever-changing skyline, fine dining options and a newly developed arts district.

With top-notch events occuring year round, Orlando is a premier destination for sports fans. The region is home to professional franchises, college football bowl games, world-famous auto races and several professional golf tournaments. The Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association play in downtown Orlando at the new Amway Center. The region’s sports calendar is busy each spring as Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex hosts the Atlanta Braves for Major League Baseball spring training. The Houston Astros train in nearby Kissimmee and the Washington Nationals prepare for the regular season in Viera. The Florida Citrus Bowl hosts a pair of college bowl games each winter. Other events in the area include the Daytona 500 and PGA Tour tournaments.

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