2015 16 aum women's basketball media guide

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n General InformationLocation .............................................Montgomery, Ala.Founded ................................................................. 1967Enrollment ............................................................ 4,524Nickname.......................................................WarhawksColors ......................................Orange, Black and WhiteAffiliation ............................................................... NAIAConference ..............................Southern States Athletic

n AdministrationChancellor....................................... Dr. John G. Veres IIIDirector of Athletics .....................................Jim HerlihyAssociate Athletics Director/SWA ................Jessie RosaAthletics Graduate Assistant ................... Cayla MorganAthletics Graduate Assistant ........................ Jake WyattAssistant AD for Compliance ...........Andree’ P. HoustonAthletics Program Specialist .......... Michelle CromptonSports Information Director .............................Tim LutzAssistant SID ............................................. Austin PennySID Graduate Assistant ............................ Billy MangumHead Athletic Trainer ...............................Kyle SampsellAthletic Training GA ...............................Caroline Glenn Athletic Training GA ..........................Stephanie KienertFaculty Athletic Representative ................ Dr. John Aho

n 2014-15 Review2014-15 Record: ................................................... 21-10 SSAC Record/Finish: ..............................12-6/t-3rd Postseason: ........................................................... none

n 2015-16 PreviewLetterwinners Returning/Lost: .................................7/8Starters Returning/Lost: ..........................................3/2Newcomers: ................................................................ 5Returning Scoring: ....................... 1108 of 2238 (49.5%)Returning Field Goals Made: .......... 388 of 795 (48.8%)Returning Rebounding: ................. 382 of 1291 (29.6%)Returning Assists: ............................ 280 of 411 (68.1%)Returning Minutes: ..................... 3061 of 6200 (49.4%)

n Coaching StaffHead Coach: ...................................................Dan Davis Alma Mater: ....................................... AUM, 1999 Record at AUM/Seasons: .......119-90/Seven years Overall Record/Seasons: ...............................same Office Phone: ...................................334-244-3235Student Assistant Coach: ...................Shanice Burnette

n Team HistoryFirst Year of Basketball: .................................... 1986-87All-Time Record: .....................................668-298 (.692)NAIA Tournament Appearances: .............................. 18(1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009)NAIA Tournament Record: ................................... 18-18Last Tournament Appearance: ......................... 2008-09 Opponent/Result: ...Point Loma Nazarene/L, 51-38

n Athletic Media RelationsSID (Women’s Basketball Contact)...................Tim Lutz Office Phone .......................................334-244-3832 Cell Phone ...........................................334-207-6196 Email .............................................. [email protected] SID ............................................. Austin Penny Office Phone .......................................334-244-3175 Email [email protected] Graduate Assistant ............................ Billy Mangum Office Phone .......................................334-244-3370 Email .................................... [email protected] Fax .....................................................334-244-3886Website.............................................AUMathletics.com

Media Guide Covers

The Auburn Montgomery women’s basketball media guide front cover features the 2015-16 seniors, while the back cover features the team along with its schedule.

The 2015-16 Auburn University at Montgomery Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the University’s Sports Information Office.

WRITING AND DESIGN: Tim Lutz from the AUM Sports Information Office EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: AUM Strategic Communication and Marketing OfficeCOVER DESIGNS: Austin Penny, AUM Assistant Sports Information Director PHOTOGRAPHY: Photos by Frank Williams, AUM University Photographer, and Marvin Gentry PhotographySPECIAL THANKS: 2015-16 AUM opponents for the use of their athletic logo. Also to previous members of the AUM Sports Information staff for their contributions to this publication.

n Mailing Addresses

USPS AddressP.O. Box 244023

Montgomery, AL 36124-4023

Overnight Address7031 Senator Drive

Montgomery, AL 36124

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2015-16 Roster ............................................................... 102015-16 Schedule ........................................................... 112015-16 Opponents ...................................................12-15All-Time Series Results .................................................... 162015-16 Opponents ...................................................18-19

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MONTGOMERY

Head Coach Dan Davis ...............................................20-21Student Assistant Shanice Burnette ................................ 21Manager Sydnee Bryan ................................................... 21

20 COACHING

STAFF

Jaycie Bobo ..................................................................... 22Jatoria Carter .................................................................. 23Reggotta Craig ................................................................. 24Tatyana Darden ............................................................... 25Lyndsey Macon ............................................................... 26Marren Schwartz ............................................................ 27Aleksandra Trisic ............................................................. 28Kaylan Withrow .............................................................. 29Anastasia Evans............................................................... 30Grace Farnsworth ........................................................... 30Keyonda Mason .............................................................. 30Kyla Rooks ....................................................................... 31Jada Williams .................................................................. 312015-16 Cheerleaders and Gameday Staff ..................... 32

22 MEET THE

WARHAWKS

2014-15 Results and SSAC Award Winners ..................... 332014-15 Season Statistics .............................................. 342014-15 SSAC Statistics ................................................... 34

33 2014-15

RECAP

Game Records ................................................................. 35Season Records ..........................................................35-36Career Records ...........................................................36-371,000 Career Point Club .............................................38-39Individual Honors .......................................................40-41NAIA All-Americans ......................................................... 41Postseason Appearances and Results ............................. 42Year-by-Year Results ...................................................43-47

35 ALL-TIME

RECORDS

Win Forever Philosophy .................................................... 2AUM Athletics ................................................................... 3This is AUM ....................................................................4-5Chancellor Dr. John G. Veres III ......................................... 6Director of Athletics Jim Herlihy ....................................... 7Athletic and Media Directory ............................................ 8The NAIA and SSAC ........................................................... 9Sponsors of AUM Athletics ..................................17, 48-51Warhawks in the Community ......................................... 52

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AUM Athletics

AUM WARHAWKS ATHLETICSMISSION STATEMENT: To provide a competitive program for student-athletes that will support the development of the whole person through education and competition in order to stimulate a lasting attitude of respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship.

CODE OF ETHICS:n Academically, we will excel in the classroom.n Athletically, we will compete for championships.n Ethically, we will participate by the rules and regulations.n Fiscally, we will manage our resources in a responsible manner, seeking to acquire outside revenue sources.n Socially, we will provide our fans with a preeminent customer service experience at all athletic events.n Culturally, we will provide an environment of inclusion and equitable treatment for all.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is a primary avenue of communication between student-athletes, the university, and Athletics administration. The SAAC provides a forum in which student-athletes and Department of Athletics leadership can discuss openly issues relevant to intercollegiate athletics including student-athlete welfare. The SAAC group consists of a diverse representation of two representatives from each institutional sport and cheerleading.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS: The AUM Department of Athletics takes pride in the success that its teams enjoy on their respective fields of play. AUM currently offers 11 varsity sports, as well as a co-ed cheerleading squad. To date, AUM has won 25 NAIA National Championships, 14 in women’s tennis, nine in men’s tennis and two in softball. Additionally, 22 times teams have finished as national runners-up. Individually, a student-athlete has been named to a NAIA All-America team 436 times and 128 times a student-athlete has been named a NAIA Scholar Athlete for their work in the classroom. AUM teams have won a combined 104 conference or district championships and made 102 NAIA National Tournament appearances.

Caitlin CunninghamSSAC All-District TeamNAIA Scholar Athlete

Trevor Sprowl26th-Round Draft Pickby the Atlanta Braves

Chanel CunninghamNAIA Scholar Athlete

Second Team All-American

Taian SouzaNAIA Scholar Athlete

NSCAA/NAIA Player of the Year

Katie WilliamsFirst Team All-SSAC

NAIA Scholar Athlete

Zach Sollie NAIA/Red Cross Collegiate

Leadership Program

Nicole LetfordNAIA Scholar Athlete

Army ROTC Award Recipient

Nicolas Pinones-HaltenhoffNAIA Scholar Athlete

First Team All-American

Cassie DanielsNAIA Scholar Athlete

First Team All-American

Brett PersonSSAC All-EastDivision Team



ABOUT AUBURN MONTGOMERY Established in 1967 at the request of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce on behalf of local and state leaders, Auburn University at Montgomery provides excellent academic programs while supporting the function of local, state and regional government – located just seven miles east of the state capitol. AUM offers more than 90 areas of study, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, including unique programs in Geographic Information Systems, Hospitality and Tourism, Homeland Security, and Cybersystems and Information Security. The university is organized into five academic units: the College of Business, School of Education, School of Liberal Arts, School of Nursing, and School of Sciences. Each offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in traditional, online and hybrid formats, with courses offered in the day, evening, and on weekends. Auburn Montgomery is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is ranked among the South’s top universities by U.S. News and World Report. Learn more at www.aum.edu.

WHY CHOOSE AUM? • More than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs• Making college affordable, with more than $2 million in freshman scholarships offered in 2012-13• Enjoy more personal attention with our small class sizes• More than 60 active student clubs and organizations, including Greek life • Named a “Best in Southeast” university by The Princeton Review for 2015• Our College of Business is ranked as a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review• Flexible class schedules, online classes, and four-day weeks

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE Warhawks athletic teams have a championship reputation in NAIA Division I and Southern States Athletic Conference sports. Our men’s tennis, women’s tennis and softball teams have won 23 national championships. Men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball and baseball programs have competitive histories as well, and our men’s and women’s cross country

teams are building one.

This is Auburn Montgomery



ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE Auburn Montgomery Housing and Residence Life offers students benefits such as being close to classes and activities, living and learning with friends, making better grades, and getting involved in a community. You’ll be surrounded by all of the cultural, social, and sporting events that make Auburn Montgomery vibrant, and you can build a network of lifelong friends to share your memories of campus life. Our supportive living-learning community will connect you to other students with similar academic interests and experiences. Our residence halls are new or recently renovated, providing the home-like environment that students request. In-house computer labs, free laundry areas, study lounges, free cable TV and free high-speed internet are other amenities you’ll enjoy.

STUDENT LIFE With 10 Greek organizations, 20 curriculum-related clubs, numerous honor societies, religious groups, and special interest organizations – there’s always somewhere to go, something to do, and a reason to smile at AUM.

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE In 2012, AUM welcomed the Confucius Institute to campus, joining a network of more than 400 organizations worldwide committed to promoting Chinese language and culture. The AUM Confucius Institute promotes Chinese language and culture both on campus and in the surrounding community, including local K-12 schools. The university dedicated a Confucius Garden on campus in November 2013.

STUDY ABROAD AUMs students are learning to compete in an ever-changing global environment through our growing study abroad program. AUM faculty and students have recently traveled to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Costa Rica, Belize and Italy. Programs are also in the works for locations in South Korea and Japan.

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Dr. John G. Veres III became the first alumnus appointed Chancellor of Auburn University at Montgomery in 2006. A Montgomery native, he graduated from Montgomery Catholic High School in 1972 and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from AUM in 1976 and 1978, respectively. He was awarded a Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from Auburn University in 1983. First hired by AUM in 1976 as a Research and Training Assistant, Veres was promoted over the next 36 years to several positions of increasing responsibility, including Director

of the AUM Center for Business and Economic Development (October 1982-March 2000) and Executive Director of University Outreach (March 2000-June 2006) until the Auburn Board of Trustees named him Chancellor. Veres has more than 35 years of experience as an organizational consultant. He has published some 50 articles and book chapters, two edited volumes and one book on human resources management topics. He has consulted in over 80 employment discrimination lawsuits, primarily on issues of adverse impact and test validation, and currently serves as Special Master for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama. In the community, Veres currently serves on the boards of the Alabama-Korea Education and Economic Partnership, Alabama World Affairs Council, AUM Confucius Institute, Auburn University Foundation, Committee of 100, Helicity, and the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. Veres also serves on the Air Education and Training Command Commander’s civilian advisory group.He has served on the boards of the Alabama Technology Foundation, Catholic Housing Authority of Montgomery, Montgomery Area YMCA, and the River Region United Way. He was appointed to the Alabama Governor’s College and Career Ready Task Force and the Governor’s Commission for Action in Alabama’s Black Belt, and served as a technical advisor to the Alabama Commission on Government Accountability. He is a recipient of the H. Roe Bartle Presidential Leadership Award from the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. Veres and his wife of 37 years, Beth Sullivan Veres, have three children – Erin, Johnny

and Olivia – and two grandchildren, Cole and Lena.

DR. JOHN G. VERES III

Chancellor Ninth Year

Auburn University at Montgomery, 1976 and 1978



Director of Athletics

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JIM HERLIHY

Director of Athletics First Year

Plymouth State University, 1988 A leader with more than 25 years of experience in athletic administration, including nearly 12 years working at the NCAA Division II level, Jim Herlihy was been named the new Director of Athletics at Auburn University at Montgomery in September of 2015. Herlihy spent the past 16 months as the Director of Athletics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H., a NCAA Division II member which competes in both the Northeast-10 Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference. During his tenure with the Hawks, Herlihy oversaw 20 sports, nine facilities, 68 employees and more than 450 student-athletes. He managed the financial aspects of a $7 million operating

budget and Annual Fund, while cultivating gifts in athletic initiatives during the leadership phase of the first-ever Capital Campaign conducted in the 125-year history of Saint Anselm. Herlihy also served on the President’s Cabinet, where he was the liaison for numerous campus committees. Under his leadership, five teams qualified for national tournaments and more than 55 percent of student-athletes were named to the Dean’s List. Additionally, the department of athletics boasted a 92 percent graduation rate and student-athletes participated in more than 4,000 hours of community service. Prior to his arrival on the Hilltop, Herlihy served as the Director of Athletics at the University of Montevallo for seven years. While at Montevallo, Herlihy guided the Falcons through a transition from the Gulf South Conference to their current home, the Peach Belt Conference, while also overseeing the 15 athletic programs, 42 employees, more than 300 student-athletes and seven facilities. He spearheaded the fund raising and construction of three new facilities on campus and improved the Annual Fund by more than 200 percent. Herlihy was also responsible for the addition of five varsity sports at Montevallo. Competitively, the Falcons captured six conference championships and finished as conference runners-up eight times. The school qualified for the NCAA Tournament 15 times under his leadership. Montevallo posted its best finishes in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings under his guidance. Six student-athletes earned All-American status, while three were named Academic All-Americans. Montevallo also produced its first-ever conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Herlihy was an instrumental leader in a period of substantial growth at Montevallo. Under his direction, the Falcons increased their student-athlete population by more than 100 percent, while maintaining a strong tradition on the fields of competition and in the classroom. More than 60 percent of all student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, while athletics recorded a graduation rate more than 20 percent higher than the general student body. The department of athletics was a national finalist for the 2014 NCAA DII Award of Excellence and was recognized by the Peach Belt Conference for community engagement initiatives three times. Herlihy has served on the NCAA DII Management Council, as well as been a member of the NCAA DII Finance & Planning Committee and DII Identity & Branding Committee. He is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and has served on the Board of Directors for the DII Athletic Directors Association. He is also a member of both the College Athletic Business Management Association (CABMA) and the Collegiate Event & Facility Management Association (CEFMA). Before leading the staff at Montevallo, Herlihy served as an Assistant Athletic Director at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. There, he oversaw all aspects of the financial operations and external relations, while supervising five teams. He has worked in revenue-generating positions in the Major League Baseball front offices for both the Philadelphia Phillies and Texas Rangers, where he served as the General Manager of the Clearwater Phillies and the Charlotte Rangers, respectively. He also spent time as the Assistant General Manager of the Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team. Herlihy earned his bachelor’s degree from Plymouth State University, before completing his master’s degree in sports management at the University of Alabama. He also completed the Sports Management Institute’s executive education program, sponsored by the University of Notre Dame and University of Georgia, in 2011. Herlihy and his wife, Peggy, are the parents of two children – daughter Elizabeth, a student at South Florida, and son TJ, a student at South Alabama.



Staff and Media Directory

Media DirectoryPRINT MEDIA

Montgomery AdvertiserSports Editor: Brad ZimanekP.O. Box 1000Montgomery, AL 36101-1000Phone: 334-261-1522Fax: 334-261-1548www.montgomeryadvertiser.com

Alabama Associated PressSports Editor: John Zenor201 Monroe StreetMontgomery, AL 36104Phone: 334-262-5947Fax: 334-265-7177http://bigstory.ap.org/

The AUMnibusAUM Student NewspaperMontgomery, AL 36124Phone: 334-244-3662Fax: 334-244-3762http://theaumnibus.com/aumnibus/ Montgomery Independent141 Market PlaceMontgomery, AL 36117Phone: 334-265-7323Fax: 334-265-7320 Birmingham News2201 4th Avenue NBirmingham, AL 35203Phone: 205-325-2431Fax: 205-325-2425www.al.com

Mobile Press Register401 North Water StreetMobile, AL 36602Phone: 251-433-1551Fax: 251-434-8603www.al.com

RADIO

WMSP-AM 740Sports Director: John LongshoreStudio Host: Barry McKnightOne Commerce StreetMontgomery, AL 36104Phone: 334-240-9274Fax: 334-240-9219www.sportsradio740.com

WTXK-The Ticket-FM 107.51359 Carmichael WayMontgomery, AL 36106Phone: 334-517-1210Fax: 334-356-9776www.wtxktheticket.com

TELEVISION

ALABAMA NEWS NETWORK (CBS) Sports Director: Mo CarterReporter: Ben Bolton3251 Harrison RoadMontgomery, AL 36109Phone: 334-271-8888Fax: 334-272-6444www.alabamanews.net

WSFA-TV 12 (NBC)Sports Director: Jeff ShearerReporter: Stephen GunterP.O. Box 25012Montgomery, AL 36116Phone: 334-613-8298Fax: 334-614-8303www.wsfa.com

John AhoFaculty Athletic Representative

Clay BoothBaseball

Assistant Coach

Bob BosticPublic Address

Announcer

Michael CheaneyMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Michelle CromptonAthletics Program

Specialist

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Caroline GlennAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Jim HerlihyDirector

of Athletics

Andree’ P. HoustonAssistant Athletic Director

for Compliance

Joel HughesMascot

Coordinator

Stephanie KienertAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Marty LovrichBaseball

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Information

Director

Martie McEnerneySenior Development

Officer - Athletics

Billy MangumSports InformationGraduate Assistant

Brad MoodyOfficial

Scorebook

Cayla MorganAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Eric NewellSoftball

Head Coach

Austin PennyAssistant Sports

Information Director

Jessie RosaAssociate AD/

SWA

Kyle SampsellAthletic Training

Head Trainer

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’sTennis Head Coach

Paige WetzelVolleyball

Head Coach

Scottie WilkesSoftball

Assistant Coach

Frank WilliamsUniversity

Photographer

Jake WyattAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Tafadzwa ZiyengeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach



The SSAC and NAIA

Founded in 1949, what is known today as the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) has prospered and excelled both athletically as well as academically in the Southeast region of the United States. The SSAC is currently made up of 14 institutions from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. The conference was originally established as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GIAC) with six charter members, including Oglethorpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the league was renamed the Georgia Athletic Conference (GAC) and remained so until 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the official name was again changed to the Southern States Athletic Conference. In November of 2012, the league announced that it planned to expanded to 16 teams for the 2013-14 season with the inclusion of Blue Mountain College, Martin Methodist College and Bethel (Tenn.) University from the TranSouth Conference. At the conclusion of the 2013-14 year, the league saw the departure of Southern Wesleyan University, Spring Hill College and Emmanuel College, which all transitioned to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II, in addition to Southern Polytechnic State University, which was consolidated with Kennesaw State University. Those vacancies allowed for the admission of Dalton State College and Middle Georgia State College. Both institutions will compete within the SSAC during the 2014-15 season, giving the conference 14 total members. The SSAC hosts 14 conference championships including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf, and men’s and women’s track and field. Since its inception and affiliation with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the conference has developed a reputation as being one of the premier conferences in the country in several sports. The SSAC boasts 32 teams and 11 individual national titles, while 30 more teams have finished as national runners-up. With its office based in historic Montgomery, Ala., the conference staff features Commissioner Mike Hall, Assistant Commissioner Sam Knehans, Treasurer Sally Shoppe and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Ron Melton. The 2015-16 academic year marks the 16th year for Auburn Montgomery athletics competing as a member of the SSAC. Since joining the league in 2000, the university has collected 74 total conference regular season and tournament championships.

Member Schools

Auburn Montgomery (Montgomery, Ala.)

Bethel (McKenzie, Tenn.)

Blue Mountain (Blue Mountain, Miss.)

Brenau (Gainesville, Ga.)

Brewton-Parker (Mt. Vernon, Ga.)

Coastal Georgia (Brunswick, Ga.)

Dalton State (Dalton, Ga.)

Faulkner (Montgomery, Ala.)

Loyola (New Orleans, La.)

Martin Methodist (Pulaski, Tenn.)

Middle Georgia (Cochran, Ga.)

Mobile (Mobile, Ala.)

William Carey (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) since 1975. In those 40 years, AUM has claimed 25 national championships and seven of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a national championship game. The NAIA, headquartered in Kansas City, Kan., is a national organization with nearly 300 institutional members and more than 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. Since its introduction of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. The NAIA has continuously affirmed its commitment to equality by becoming the first national organization to offer institutional postseason opportunities to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow institutional membership to historically black institutions in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establishment of athletics programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by supporting academic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and activity as an opportunity to intentionally teach beyond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the five core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefit of each individual. In addition, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA institution’s commitment to the initiative with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in competition, academic focus, character recognition and character promotion.



n Roster BreakdownReturning Newcomers Jaycie Bobo Anastasia EvansJatoria Carter Grace FarnsworthReggotta Craig Keyonda MasonTatyana Darden Kyla RooksLyndsey Macon Jada WilliamsMarren Schwartz Aleksandra TrisicKaylan Withrow

n By PositionGuards Forwards/Centers Jaycie Bobo Reggotta CraigJatoria Carter Anastasia EvansTatyana Darden Grace FarnsworthLyndsey Macon Keyonda MasonKyla Rooks Marren SchwartzAleksandra TrisicJada WilliamsKaylan Withrow

n By Height6-2 Marren Schwartz6-1 Anastasia Evans6-0 Keyonda Mason5-11 Reggotta Craig5-11 Grace Farnsworth5-8 Jaycie Bobo5-8 Jada Williams5-7 Aleksandra Trisic5-7 Tatyana Darden5-6 Kaylan Withrow5-5 Lyndsey Macon5-5 Kyla Rooks5-2 Jatoria Carter

Numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 0 Kyla Rooks Jr. G 5-5 Birmingham, Ala./Lawson State CC 2 Jaycie Bobo So. G 5-8 Crossville, Ala./Crossville HS 3 Jatoria Carter Sr. G 5-2 Montgomery, Ala./Northwest Florida State CC 4 Lyndsey Macon So. G 5-5 Englewood, Tenn./Walker Valley HS 5 Tatyana Darden So. G 5-7 Valley, Ala./Valley HS 10 Keyonda Mason Jr. F 6-0 Tuscumbia, Ala./Shelton State CC 11 Anastasia Evans Fr. C 6-1 Coquitlam, British Columbia/Dr. Charles Best Secondary12 Kaylan Withrow Jr. G 5-6 Cleveland, Tenn./Bradley Central HS 21 Jada WIlliams Sr. G 5-8 Montgomery, Ala./University of West Alabama 22 Reggotta Craig Sr. F 5-11 Hoover, Ala./Shelton State CC 23 Aleksandra Trisic So. G 5-7 Belgrade, Serbia/The Rock (Fla.) HS 24 Grace Farnsworth Jr. F 5-11 Milton, Ga./University of South Alabama 30 Marren Schwartz Sr. C 6-2 Dacula, Ga./George Walton Academy

Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 2 Jaycie Bobo So. G 5-8 Crossville, Ala./Crossville HS 3 Jatoria Carter Sr. G 5-2 Montgomery, Ala./Northwest Florida State CC 22 Reggotta Craig Sr. F 5-11 Hoover, Ala./Shelton State CC 5 Tatyana Darden So. G 5-7 Valley, Ala./Valley HS 11 Anastasia Evans Fr. C 6-1 Coquitlam, British Columbia/Dr. Charles Best Secondary24 Grace Farnsworth Jr. F 5-11 Milton, Ga./University of South Alabama 4 Lyndsey Macon So. G 5-5 Englewood, Tenn./Walker Valley HS 10 Keyonda Mason Jr. F 6-0 Tuscumbia, Ala./Shelton State CC 0 Kyla Rooks Jr. G 5-5 Birmingham, Ala./Lawson State CC 30 Marren Schwartz Sr. C 6-2 Dacula, Ga./George Walton Academy 23 Aleksandra Trisic So. G 5-7 Belgrade, Serbia/The Rock (Fla.) HS 21 Jada WIlliams Sr. G 5-8 Montgomery, Ala./University of West Alabama 12 Kaylan Withrow Jr. G 5-6 Cleveland, Tenn./Bradley Central HS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dan Davis AUM, 1999 Eighth Season at AUMStudent Assistant Coach: Shanice Burnette First Season at AUMManager: Sydnee Bryan First Season at AUM

2015-16 Roster



Day Date Opponent Site Time Series Results

Fri. Oct. 30 vs. Concordia College-Selma^ Montgomery, Ala. 1 p.m. AUM leads 6-0

Sat. Oct. 31 vs. Selma University^ Montgomery, Ala. 1 p.m. AUM leads 13-0

Tues. Nov. 3 vs. REINHARDT UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. AUM leads 21-2

Sun. Nov. 8 at Cumberland University Lebanon, Tenn. 3 p.m. First meeting

Sat. Nov. 14 vs. DILLARD UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. AUM leads 13-6

Sun. Nov. 15 at Samford University [Exhibition] Birmingham, Ala. 2 p.m. Samford leads 3-0

Tues. Nov. 17 vs. SELMA UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. -------

Sat. Nov. 21 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. 2 p.m. AUM leads 34-20

Mon. Nov. 23 at Loyola University-New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 5:30 p.m. AUM leads 5-3

Fri. Dec. 4 vs. XAVIER UNIVERSITY-NEW ORLEANS AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. AUM leads 5-4

Sat. Dec. 5 at University of Montevallo Montevallo, Ala. 1:30 p.m. AUM leads 24-8

Fri. Dec. 11 vs. Asbury University& Portsmouth, Ohio 5 p.m. First Meeting

Sat. Dec. 12 vs. Point Park University& Portsmouth, Ohio 1 p.m. First Meeting

Mon. Dec. 21 vs. BRESCIA UNIVERSITY# AUM Gymnasium 6 p.m. First Meeting

Tues. Dec. 22 vs. SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY# AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. Shawnee leads 1-0

Sat. Jan. 2 at Bethel University* McKenzie, Tenn. 2 p.m. Bethel leads 1-0

Mon. Jan. 4 at Martin Methodist College* Pulaski, Tenn. 5:30 p.m. Martin leads 6-3

Fri. Jan. 7 vs. WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. AUM leads 10-9

Tues. Jan. 9 vs. BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE* AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. Series tied 1-1

Sat. Jan. 16 vs. UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE* AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. -------

Thurs. Jan. 18 vs. LOYOLA UNIVERSITY-NEW ORLEANS* AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. -------

Sat. Jan. 21 at Brewton-Parker College* Mt. Vernon, Ga. 4:30 p.m. AUM leads 34-8

Thurs. Jan. 23 at College of Coastal Georgia* Brunswick, Ga. 1 p.m. AUM leads 5-3

Sat. Jan. 30 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. 2 p.m. Faulkner leads 8-2

Thurs. Feb. 4 vs. MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. AUM leads 2-0

Sat. Feb. 6 vs. BRENAU UNIVERSITY*% AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. AUM leads 10-4

Sat. Feb. 13 vs. FAULKNER UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. -------

Thurs. Feb. 18 at Middle Georgia State University* Cochran, Ga. 4:30 p.m. -------

Sat. Feb. 20 at Brenau University* Gainesville, Ga. 1 p.m. -------

Thurs. Feb. 25 vs. BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE*! AUM Gymnasium 5:30 p.m. -------

Sat. Feb. 27 vs. COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIA*$ AUM Gymnasium 2 p.m. -------

^ Denotes Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Played at Faulkner University) & Denotes Shawnee State Invitational (Played in Portsmouth, Ohio)# Denotes AUM Holiday Classic * Denotes Southern States Athletic Conference Game % Denotes Homecoming ! Denotes Pink Zone Game$ Denotes Senior Day All home games in BOLD CAPS All times are CST

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2015-16 Season Outlook

The 2015-16 Auburn Montgomery women’s basketball team has the pieces in place to make a run at the 19th NAIA Tournament appearance in school history. The Warhawks finished last season with a 21-10, but fell just shy of the national tournament. “As a coach, you would always like to see a little more,” eighth-year head coach Dan Davis said. “But overall, I am pleased with a pair of 21-win seasons in the last three years. I think we are moving in the right direction and a lot of that had to do with last year’s team. We graduated some quality seniors, but I think this team is built around the style I would prefer to play.” This year’s team returns seven letterwinners from that team, including senior guard Jatoria Carter, a 2014-15 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American. The Warhawks also welcome back senior Reggotta Craig, a 5-11 forward who can play both inside and shoot from the outside. Junior Kaylan Withrow will provide a constant outside presence after hitting 141 3-pointers in the previous two seasons. Senior post Marren Schwartz will look to provide a true post presence after missing last season due to injury, while sophomore Lyndsey Macon will be expected to increase her production, despite starting 31 games as a true freshman. Fellow sophomores Aleksandra Trisic, Tatyana Darden and Jaycie Bobo will also look to increase their roles with the team. Additionally, the program welcomed five newcomers to the program. Senior Jada Williams transferred to AUM from the University of West Alabama, while also adding University of South Alabama transfer Grace Farnsworth. The Warhawks also signed junior college standouts Keyonda Mason and Kyla Rooks, while adding freshman post Anastasia Evans from British Columbia. The roster has Davis excited and he feels the breakdown could be a recipe for success. “This is a very smart team and I think our team skill is as good as it’s been in a few years,” Davis added. “They have a good awareness and are picking things up quickly. This is as good as I have seen the chemistry on, and off, the court in a while. We have a team full of shooters and have a lot of versatility, as well as a strong core of leaders. I am really excited about getting started.”

The Backcourt The backcourt will be the strength for the Warhawks this season, with Carter headlining the talented group. After having her first season cut short 15 minutes in, Carter rebounded and earned Southern States Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Year honors, Honorable Mention All-American accolades and

was named a first-team all-conference selection. Carter averaged 13.1 points, 4.1 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 3.4 steals per game. Her 106 steals ranked second in the NAIA, while her 127 assists was 24th. ”The biggest improvement I have seen in Tori this year is her leadership,” Davis said. “She has set the tone for our program from the first practice and does the same every day. She knows the team looks up to her and she brings it every day. If Tori can match her production from last year, we will have a very good year.” With Carter the inked-in starter at the point guard spot, Withrow will continue to be the starter at the shooting guard spot. The junior from Cleveland, Tenn., drained 87 3-pointers last season, a mark which ranked 10th nationally and tied for the fifth-best season total in school history. Withrow converted 38.2 percent of her attempts from distance and 82.9 percent from the charity stripe. “I expect Kaylan to step up her leadership with the team as a junior,” Davis said. “She is a critical part of our success and knows what we expect on and off the court. I think she is the best shooter I have seen in my nine years in the SSAC. But she has learned that if her shot is not falling, she can contribute to the team in other ways. She is a solid defender and can get her teammates involved.” Also back is Macon, who appeared in all 31 games during her first season, averaging 1.5 points, 1.3 rebounds and better than two assists per game. With a solid inaugural campaign under her belt, Davis feels Macon can take her game to a new level as a sophomore. “I think Lyndsey will build on a very good freshman year,” Davis said. “She has played a year in our program and knows what we expect of her. She has really improved her shooting ability, both behind the arc and with her pull-up jump shot. She is one of our best passers and does not turn the ball over. I expect her to take her game to the next level.” Fellow sophomores Trisic, Darden and Bobo return for their second season with the program. The trio combined to appear in 24 games last year and will likely see an increased role in 2015-16. “I think Aleksandra has shown the most improvement of all our returning players,” said Davis. “She has improved her skill and her quickness, which has also improved her confidence. She has become more comfortable at AUM and with our program, so I think she will have a nice role with our team this year.” “Tatyana worked really hard during the offseason and has shown she wants to compete for minutes,” Davis said. “She looks more comfortable on the court and seems to be playing with a lot of confidence. I think she will be able to contribute us this season.”Marren Schwartz

Jatoria Carter



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“Jaycie is a great teammate and will do anything to make a member of her team better,” Davis said. “She does everything we ask of her and has shown tremendous improvement from the end of last season. She has a great basketball IQ and is leader in our program.” The two newcomers to the program, Williams and Rooks, will also compete for not only playing time, but potentially a starting spot. Williams played the past two seasons at West Alabama, where she averaged 5.2 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.1 steals per game as a junior for the NCAA Division II Tigers. “Jade will play a key role for our team on both ends of the floor,” Davis said. “She can shoot the three, but can drive to the basket and make plays. I think she is a great defender and can rebound the ball well. She has a great work ethic and a great attitude. I am happy to have her in our program.” Rooks joins the Warhawks after helping Lawson State Community College to a 24-10 record, the Alabama Community College Conference Tournament championship and a berth in the National Junior College Athletic Association’s DI Women’s Basketball Championship last season. The Birmingham, native averaged 5.0 points, 5.0 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game during her sophomore season with the Cougars. “Kyla is a true point guard,” Davis said. “She will run the team and takes care of the basketball. She is quick, but is also very strong. She doesn’t look to score, but she is a skilled shooter. I see her competing for serious minutes this season.”

The Frontcourt This year’s roster features five players who will see minutes in the post, but only one tradition center in the returning senior Schwartz. However, the ability for the AUM post presence to also shoot from outside the paint has Davis excited. “This year’s team will have a different look,” Davis continued. “Our post players are no longer built to bang inside, but more equipped to run the floor. They have good length and are skilled shooters. I think they could really stretch a lot of defenses this year.” Schwartz will likely be the starter in the post for the Warhawks, despite missing last season with an injury. As a junior, the Dacula, Ga., averaged 7.1 points and a team-best 7.9 rebounds per game, while adding six double-doubles. “Marren will provide us with the traditional post presence AUM teams have had in the past,” Davis said. “She is the heartbeat of our team. She is respected by her teammates and leads every day, whether

it be in practice or on game day. Her style of play fits this team very well.” Craig will also play a key role for AUM in the post, although she has the ability to play with her back to the basket or outside. Last season, the Hoover, Ala., native averaged 9.8 points and 5.9 rebounds per game. “Gotti is very quick and extremely athletic,” Davis said of Craig. “She is coming off a strong junior season and has really improved on our outside shooting during the summer. She is a warrior and is an incredible teammate. She is always upbeat and works to improve every day. She is a special player.” The paint will feature three talented newcomers in Farnsworth, Mason and Evans, all three of which will see significant minutes. Farnsworth joined the Warhawks following a two-year stint at the University of South Alabama. The Milton, Ga., native appeared in 27 games for the Lady Jags last season, averaging 2.2 points and 2.3 rebounds per game. “Grace is 5-11 and can stroke the three,” Davis said. “She has tremendous post moves and is poised. She will compete for a starting position and is very versatile. She is a very good defensive player and enjoys playing on that end of the court. I really think she will create some tough matchups for teams and will really fit into our system well.” Mason played the previous two seasons at Shelton State Community College, where she averaged 7.5 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.5 blocks and 1.3 steals per game as a sophomore. During her tenure, she helped the Bucs to a 59-7 overall record. “Keyonda will bring a lot of energy to the floor,” Davis said. “She has a competitive streak to her that I love. She runs the floor like a guard and that translates to quickness in the paint. She has great length and will be a very good defender for us.” Evans will also compete for playing time and joined the program from Dr. Charles Best Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia. During her final season with the Blue Devils, Evans averaged 14.0 points per game. “Ana has a very high ceiling,” Davis said. “She has a tremendous work ethic, but is also very humble. She is a competitor and has a good skill set. She runs the floor incredibly well and can shoot the three. I think be able to give us some nice minutes this season and will continue to improve as the season goes on.”

Reggotta Craig

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SELMASaints

Friday, October 30 - 1 p.m. at Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

Tuesday, November 17 - 7:30 p.m.AUM Gymnasium

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................................................ Selma, Ala.Conference .................................................... IndependentAffiliation .................................................................NCCAAPresident .............................................. Dr. Alvin ClevelandAthletic Director ...................................... Terrance Jackson

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................................................Erica HeardAssistant Coach ............................................... Crystal Turk2014-15 Record (Conference) .....................................3-21Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ........ W, 77-57; at Faulkner Classic; 10/31/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ..................................................Erica HeardOffice Phone ..................................334-872-2533, ext. 119Email .................................... [email protected] .....................................www.selmauniversity.eduTwitter ...................................................... @SelmaUSportsFacebook .................................................... /SelmaUSports

REINHARDTEagles

Tuesday, November 3 at AUM Gymnasium

5:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................................... Waleska, Ga.Conference ........................................ Appalachian AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .................................................. Dr. Kina MallardAthletic Director ................................................... Bill Popp

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ............................................. Lindsey HuffmanAssistant Coach ............................................... James Black2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 19-10 (15-5)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ..................W, 75-69; at Reinhardt; 12/13/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ................................................ Jason HanesOffice Phone .................................................770-720-9129Email .................................................... [email protected] ....................................www.reinhardteagles.comTwitter ............................................................@RU_EaglesFacebook ............................................./ReinhardtAthletics

CUMBERLANDBulldogs

Sunday, November 8 at Lebanon, Tenn.

3 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................................Lebanon, Tenn.Conference ........................................................ Mid-SouthAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .....................................................Dr. Paul StumbAthletic Director ................................................ Rob Paven

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................... Jeremy LewisAssistant Coach ............................................... Jessica Pace2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 16-13 (8-6)Postseason ...................NAIA Tournament Opening RoundLast Meeting ............................W, 75-59; at AUM; 2/28/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................. Jo Jo FreemanOffice Phone .................................................615-547-1350Email ...................................... [email protected] ........................ www.gocumberlandathletics.comTwitter .......................................................... @CUBulldogsFacebook ........................................................ /CUBulldogs

CONCORDIA-SELMAHornets

Friday, October 30 at Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................................................ Selma, Ala.Conference .................................................... IndependentAffiliation ................................................................. USCAAPresident ...................................Rev. Dr. Tilahun MendedoAthletic Director ........................................Frankie Peoples

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................Howard WhiteAssistant Coach ..........................................................none2014-15 Record (Conference) .....................................24-4Postseason ........................ USCAA Tournament SemifinalsLast Meeting ........ W, 77-57; at Faulkner Classic; 10/31/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .............................................Howard WhiteOffice Phone ..............................334-874-5700, ext. 19719Email ....................................................... [email protected] .........................................www.ccal.edu/athleticsTwitter ........................................................ @ConcordiaALFacebook ................................ /ConcordiaCollegeAlabama

DILLARDBleu Devils

Saturday, November 14 at AUM Gymnasium

2 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................... New Orleans, La.Conference ........................................... Gulf Coast AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ......................................... Dr. Walter KimbroughAthletic Director ..................................... Kiki Baker Barnes

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................. Norbert RomeAssistant Coach ...........................................Loretta Martin2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 16-13 (8-6)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ......................... W, 67-66; at Dillard; 11/8/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................ Habtom KeletaOffice Phone .................................................504-816-4953Email ...................................................hkeleta@dillard.eduWebsite ...................................www.dillardbleudevils.comTwitter ............................................................. @GeauxDUFacebook ................................/Dillard-University-Athletics

SAMFORDBulldogs

Sunday, November 15 at Birmingham, Ala.

2 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................................. Birmingham, Ala.Conference .......................................................... SouthernAffiliation ................................................... NCAA Division IPresident ..................................Dr. Andrew WestmorelandAthletic Director ........................................ Martin Newton

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ............................................... Mike MorrisamAssistant Coaches .... T. Margenthaler, R. Ketcham, S. Clark2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 15-15 (8-6)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ..........................L, 62-36; at Samford; 1/5/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ................................................ Joey MullinsOffice Phone .................................................205-726-2802Email ............................................. [email protected] ......................................www.samfordsports.comTwitter ...................................................@Samford_SportsFacebook .................................................../SamfordSports



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LOYOLAWolf Pack

Monday, November 23 - 5:30 p.m. at New Orleans, La.

Monday, January 18 - 5:30 p.m.AUM Gymnasium

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................... New Orleans, La.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ......................................... Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J.Athletic Director ...........................................Brett Simpson

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................Kellie KennedyAssistant Coaches ...................B. Flanagan, G. Jones-Hayes2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 27-4 (15-3)Postseason ...................NAIA Tournament Opening RoundLast Meeting ............................... L, 69-60; at AUM; 1/3/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................................Rob ChristieOffice Phone .................................................504-864-7349Email .................................................. [email protected] ...............................................wolfpack.loyno.eduTwitter ................................................... @LoyolaWolfpackFacebook ................................................. /LoyolaWolfpack

XAVIERGold Nuggets

Friday, December 4 at AUM Gymnasium

5:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................... New Orleans, La.Conference ........................................... Gulf Coast AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ...............................................Dr. Reynold VerretAthletic Director ............................................... Jason Horn

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..................................................... Bo BrowderAssistant Coaches ..........D. Broussard, P. Gauthier, J. Grant 2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 18-15 (9-5)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ........................... L, 40-37; at Xavier; 2/15/99

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................................. Ed CassiereOffice Phone .................................................504-520-5707Email ..................................................... [email protected] ............................................... www.xulagold.comTwitter ............................................................ @XULAGoldFacebook .......................................................... /XULAGold

MONTEVALLOFalcons

Saturday, December 5 at Montevallo, Ala.

1:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ....................................................Montevallo, Ala.Conference ........................................................ Peach BeltAffiliation .................................................. NCAA Division IIPresident .............................................. Dr. John Stewart IIIAthletic Director ............................................Mark Richard

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..................................................Cindy HilbrichAssistant Coach ............................................. Heidi Messer2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 1-25 (0-19)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ............... W, 54-45; at Montevallo; 11/17/07

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ..................................................... Karl HuntOffice Phone .................................................205-665-6197Email ........................................... [email protected] ................................www.montevallofalcons.comTwitter ...........................................................@UMFalconsFacebook ............................................ /MontevalloFalcons

MOBILERams

Saturday, November 21 - 2 p.m. at Mobile, Ala.

Saturday, January 16 - 2 p.m.AUM Gymnasium

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ...........................................................Mobile, Ala.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .....................................................Dr. Mark FoleyAthletic Director ................................................ Joe Niland

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ....................................................... Billy EvansAssistant Coach ............................................. Elise Clyburn2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 15-13 (10-8)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ............................W, 75-59; at AUM; 2/28/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................ Matthew HicksOffice Phone .................................................251-442-2264Email ................................................ [email protected] ........................................www.umobilerams.comTwitter ........................................................ @MobileRamsFacebook ...................................................... /MobileRams

ASBURYEagles

Friday, December 11 at Shawnee State Classic (Portsmouth, Ohio)

5 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..........................................................Wilmore, Ky.Conference ..................... Kentucky Intercollegiate AthleticAffiliation ................................................... NAIA Division IIPresident ................................................... Dr. Sandra GrayAthletic Director ............................................ Mark Perdue

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ...................................................... Jason PriceAssistant Coach .................................................Tim Brown2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 26-7 (10-4)Postseason ...................NAIA Tournament Opening RoundLast Meeting .................................................. First meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ...........................................................Josh StewartOffice Phone ................................859-858-3511, ext. 2477Email .......................................... [email protected] ........................................ www.asburyeagles.comTwitter ....................................................... @AsburyEaglesFacebook ..................................................... /AsburyEagles

POINT PARKPioneers

Saturday, December 12 at Shawnee State Classic (Portsmouth, Ohio)

1 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .......................................................Pittsburgh, Pa.Conference ..................... Kentucky Intercollegiate AthleticAffiliation ................................................... NAIA Division IIPresident ................................................Dr. Paul HenniganAthletic Director ...............................................Dan Swalga

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................... Tony GrenekAssistant Coaches ............... Brittany Dunmire, April Austin2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 25-5 (11-3)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting .................................................. First meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ............................................................Kevin TaylorOffice Phone .................................................412-392-3997Email ..............................................ktaylor@pointpark.eduWebsite ............................... www.pointpark.edu/athleticsTwitter ...................................................@PointParkSportsFacebook ............................................. /PointParkAthletics



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SHAWNEE STATEBears

Tuesday, December 22 at AUM Gymnasium

2 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................. Portsmouth, OhioConference ........................................................ Mid-SouthAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ....................................................... Dr. Rick KurtzAthletic Director ............................................Jeff Hamilton

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ........................................................ Jeff NickelAssistant Coaches ............ T. Sammons, J. Branon, E. Webb2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 25-10 (8-6)Postseason .....................NAIA Tournament Second RoundLast Meeting ...L, 80-65; at AUM Holiday Classic; 12/29/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ................................................. Jake SnyderOffice Phone .................................................740-351-3313Email .............................................. [email protected] ...............................................www.ssubears.comTwitter ............................................................. @SSUBearsFacebook ........................................................... /SSUBears

BETHELWildcats

Saturday, January 2at McKenzie, Tenn.

2 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................................... McKenzie, Tenn.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ................................................. Dr. Walter ButlerAthletic Director ............................................... Dale Kelley

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................... Chris NelsonAssistant Coach ...................................................Tyler Tate2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 32-4 (18-0)Postseason ...................... NAIA Tournament QuarterfinalsLast Meeting .........................L, 87-71; at Bethel; 11/29/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................ Dave McCulleyOffice Phone .................................................731-352-4231Email ............................................mcculleyd@bethelu.eduWebsite ..................................... www.bethelathletics.comTwitter .......................................................... @BUWildcatsFacebook ..../Bethel-University-Sports-Information-Department

MARTIN METHODISTRedHawks

Monday, January 4at Pulaski, Tenn.

5:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ........................................................ Pulaski, Tenn.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ......................................................Dr. Ted BrownAthletic Director ....................................................Jeff Bain

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................................................... Kyle BentAssistant Coach ..............................................Andrea Mize2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 25-8 (12-6)Postseason ...................NAIA Tournament Opening RoundLast Meeting ..... W, 84-44; at Martin Methodist; 11/28/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................................Wade NeelyOffice Phone .................................................931-363-9883Email ..................................wneely@martinmethodist.eduWebsite ......................................... www.goredhawks.comTwitter ..........................................@MMCRowdyRedHawkFacebook ..................................................... /GoRedHawks

BRESCIABearcats

Monday, December 21at AUM Gymnasium

6 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................................... Owensboro, Ky.Conference ..................... Kentucky Intercollegiate AthleticAffiliation ................................................... NAIA Division IIPresident ...................................Rev. Larry Hostetter, S.T.D.Athletic Director ..............................................Brian Skortz

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................................Summer QuesenberryAssistant Coach ..................................................Mike Gray2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 11-17 (5-10)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting .................................................. First meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................Summer QuesenberryOffice Phone .................................................270-686-4317Email [email protected] ....................................www.bresciabearcats.comTwitter ................................................... @BresciaBearcatsFacebook ................................................. /BresciaAthletics

WILLIAM CAREYCrusaders

Thursday, January 7 at AUM Gymnasium

5:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................. Hattiesburg, Miss.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ................................................... Dr. Tommy KingAthletic Director ............................................. Steve Knight

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................... Tracy EnglishAssistant Coach ....................................................DJ Pulley2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 10-15 (7-11)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ..........................W, 77-42; at AUM; 11/22/14

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ......................................................DJ PulleyOffice Phone .................................................601-318-6111Email ............................................. [email protected] .......................................www.careyathletics.comTwitter ......................................................@CareyAthleticsFacebook ..................................... /William-Carey-Athletics

BLUE MOUNTAINToppers

Saturday, January 9 at AUM Gymnasium

2 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................................ Blue Mountain, Miss.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .......................................... Dr. Barbara McMillanAthletic Director ........................................... Lavon Driskell

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................. Lavon DriskellAssistant Coach ................................................ Jack Moser2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 15-13 (7-10)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ...........L, 68-66; at SSAC Tournament; 3/5/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ................................................ Brett FowlerOffice Phone ..................................662-685-4771, ext. 415Email ..................................................... [email protected] ............................................ www.bmcsports.comTwitter ...........................................................@BMCsportsFacebook ......................................................... /BMCsports



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COASTAL GEORGIAMariners

Saturday, January 23 - 1 p.m.at Brunswick, Ga.

Saturday, February 27 - 2 p.m.at AUM Gymnasium

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................................... Brunswick, Ga..Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .................................................Dr. Gregory AloiaAthletic Director ........................................ William Carlton

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..........................................Jonathon BarbareeAssistant Coach ..........................................................none2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 13-17 (7-11)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ...........W, 68-53; at Coastal Georgia; 2/19/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................................. Kevin PriceOffice Phone .................................................912-279-4546Email .....................................................kwprice@ccga.eduWebsite ............................www.coastalgeorgiasports.comTwitter ...................................................... @CCGAathleticsFacebook ..................../Coastal-Georgia-Mariner-Athletics

FAULKNEREagles

Saturday, January 30 - 2 p.m.at Montgomery, Ala.


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................. Montgomery, Ala.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ................................................ Dr. Mike WilliamsAthletic Director ..................................................Hal Wynn

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................................................Reed SuttonAssistant Coach ....................................... Kris Seigenthaler2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 15-16 (7-10)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ..............................W, 69-62; at AUM; 2/7/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ................................................ Ryan BartelsOffice Phone .................................................334-386-7525Email ............................................... [email protected] ......................................www.faulknereagles.comTwitter ...................................................... @FaulknerEagleFacebook .................................................. /FaulknerSports

MIDDLE GEORGIA STATEKnights

Thursday, February 4 - 5:30 p.m.at AUM Gymnasium

Thursday, February 18 - 4:30 p.m.at Cochran, Ga.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..........................................................Cochran, Ga.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .......................................... Dr. Christopher BlakeAthletic Director ...........................................Charles Mullis

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ............................................... Anderson LigonAssistant Coach .........................................Shuntell Tharpe2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 13-14 (6-12)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ............................W, 75-63; at AUM; 2/26/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................... James HaglerOffice Phone .................................................478-934-3107Email ............................................. [email protected] .......................................... www.mgaknights.comTwitter .........................................................@MGAKnightsFacebook ........../Middle-Georgia-State-University-Knights

BREWTON-PARKERBarons

Thursday, January 21 - 4:30 p.m.at Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Thursday, February 25 - 5:30 p.m.at AUM Gymnasium

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .....................................................Mt. Vernon, Ga.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident .................................................Dr. Steven EcholsAthletic Director .......................................... Daniel Prevett

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................. Daniel PrevettAssistant Coach ...........................................Steve Edwards2014-15 Record (Conference) .......................... 2-26 (0-18)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ...........W, 76-53; at Brewton-Parker; 2/21/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact ............................................ Nate TompkinsOffice Phone .................................................423-838-1270Email ..................................................ntompkins@bpc.eduWebsite .......................................... www.gobaronsgo.comTwitter ........................................ @www.gobaronsgo.comFacebook ................................./Barons-Athletics-Fan-Page

BRENAUGolden Tigers


Saturday, February 20 - 1 p.m.at Gainesville, Ga.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................................... Gainesville, Ga.Conference .................................. Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................................... NAIAPresident ....................................................Dr. Ed SchraderAthletic Director .................................. Mike Lochstampfor

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................................................Kris StewartAssistant Coach ................................................Kayla Aiken2014-15 Record (Conference) ........................ 11-16 (6-12)Postseason .................................................................noneLast Meeting ............................L, 78-61; at Brenau; 1/9/15

MEDIA INFORMATIONWBKB Contact .................................................Kris StewartOffice Phone .................................................770-538-4443Email ............................................... [email protected] .........................................www.brenautigers.comTwitter ...................................................@BUGoldenTigersFacebook .............................../Brenau-University-Athletics



Alabama ..............................................0-3

Alabama-Birmingham ...........................1-1

Alabama-Huntsville ...............................6-1

Alabama State .....................................4-6

Anderson (S.C.) ....................................3-0

Aquinas ...............................................1-0

Arkansas-Monticello ..............................2-0

Asbury .............................First Meeting

Auburn ................................................0-4

Ave Maria ...........................................0-1

Azusa Pacific ........................................1-0

Belhaven .............................................5-7

Belmont ...............................................1-1

Bethel (Tenn.) ................................ 0-1

Bethel (Ind.) ........................................1-1

Berry ............................................... 19-12

Birmingham-Southern ...........................2-0

Blue Mountain ................................ 1-1

Brenau .......................................... 10-4

Brescia .............................First Meeting

Brewton-Parker ............................ 34-8

Campbellsville ......................................5-5

Carson-Newman ...................................0-1

Catawba ..............................................1-0

Central Arkansas ..................................0-1

Central State ........................................2-0

Christian Brothers .................................1-0

Claflin ..................................................9-3

Clayton State .......................................2-0

Coastal Georgia .............................. 5-3

Columbia (S.C.) .................................. 12-0

Columbus State ....................................0-1

Concordia (Ala.).............................. 6-0

Converse .............................................1-0

Covenant .............................................1-0

Cumberland (Tenn.) ........First Meeting

Delta State ..........................................2-0

Dillard ........................................... 13-6

Doane .................................................1-0

Edward Waters .....................................1-0

Emmanuel ......................................... 29-6

Evangel ...............................................1-1

Faulkner ......................................... 2-8

Florida Memorial ..................................1-0

Freed-Hardeman ..................................2-6

Fresno Pacific .......................................0-1

Georgetown (Ky.) .................................1-1

Georgia Tech ........................................0-4

Georgia Southwestern ........................ 24-2

Huntingdon (Ala.) .................................2-0

Indiana-South Bend ............................2-0

Indiana Wesleyan ...............................1-0

Jacksonville State ...............................1-2

Judson (Ala.) ......................................2-0

Kennesaw State ..................................3-6

Kentucky State ...................................1-0

LaGrange ...........................................2-0

Lambuth ............................................1-3

Lander ...............................................1-0

Lee .................................................. 4-16

Life ....................................................3-3

Limestone ..........................................1-0

Lindenwood (Mo.) ...............................1-0

Lindsey Wilson ...................................4-0

Lipscomb ...........................................4-4

Louisiana College ................................2-0

Loyola-New Orleans ...................... 5-3

Lubbock Christian ...............................0-1

Lynn ..................................................1-0

Madonna ............................................1-0

Martin Methodist........................... 3-6

Mary Hardin-Baylor .............................2-0

McKendree .........................................1-0

Michigan-Dearborn .............................1-0

Michigan-Oakland ...............................1-0

Middle Georgia State ...........................2-0

Midland Lutheran ................................1-0

Miles ..................................................4-0

Mississippi University for Women..........3-0

Mobile ....................................... 34-20

Montevallo .................................. 24-8

Morris ................................................4-0

Morris Brown ......................................1-0

Mt. Mercy ...........................................0-1

Mt. Senario ........................................1-0

New Orleans ......................................3-1

North Alabama ...................................1-0

North Georgia ................................. 20-16

Northwestern Oklahoma ......................1-0

Oakwood ...........................................2-0

Oklahoma Baptist ...............................2-1

Oklahoma Christian .............................4-1

Oklahoma City ....................................2-1

Oklahoma Science and Arts .................1-0

Piedmont ...........................................2-0

Point Park .......................First Meeting

Reinhardt .................................... 21-2

Rosary (Ill.) ........................................2-0

Samford ........................................ 0-3

Savannah College of Art and Design .....3-0

Seattle ...............................................1-0

Selma .......................................... 13-0

Shaw .................................................1-0

Shawnee State .............................. 0-1

Shorter ............................................ 31-9

Sienna Heights ...................................1-0

South Alabama ...................................0-2

Southeastern (Fla.) .............................1-0

Southeastern Okla. State .....................0-2

Southern Poly ................................... 13-9

Southern-New Orleans ........................9-1

Southern Mississippi ............................0-2

Southern Nazarene .............................2-7

Southern Wesleyan ........................... 26-3

Southwestern Okla. State ....................1-1

Spring Hill ........................................ 36-5

St. Gregory’s ......................................1-0

St. Martin’s .........................................1-0

St. Mary’s (Texas) ...............................1-0

Stillman .............................................4-0

Talladega ......................................... 32-2

Tennessee Temple ..............................3-0

The Master’s .......................................0-2

Thomas .............................................1-0

Transylvania .......................................1-1

Trevecca Nazarene ..............................1-1

Troy ...................................................4-2

Truett-McConnell ................................1-0

Tuskegee ...........................................1-3

Union (Tenn.) .....................................4-7

Virginia Intermont...............................1-0

Virginia-Wise ......................................1-0

Voorhees ............................................2-0

Wayland Baptist ..................................0-3

Webber International ..........................2-0

West Alabama ....................................2-1

West Florida ..................................... 14-4

West Georgia ......................................1-2

Western New Mexico ...........................1-0

William Carey .............................. 10-9

Wilmington (Del.) ...............................1-0

Wingate .............................................1-0

Wisconsin-Green Bay ..........................0-1

Wofford .............................................1-0

Xavier (La.) ................................... 5-4

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Beginning his eighth season as the head coach of the women’s basketball program at Auburn Montgomery, Dan Davis has continued the team’s proud history of success on and off the court. In his seven seasons as head coach, Davis has led the Warhawks to the NAIA Tournament and earned Southern States Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors. During his time at the helm, Davis has also coached three All-American players, 10 SSAC All-Conference performers, seven SSAC All-Division selections and three SSAC All-Freshman team members, while leading the team to an overall mark of 119-90.

Last season, Davis helped AUM to a 21-10 record, marking his third 20-plus win season at the helm. The Warhawks qualified for the SSAC Tournament for the fourth consecutive season, earning the No. 3 seed after posting a 12-6 conference record. Junior Jatoria Carter enjoyed a decorated campaign, earning Honorable Mention All-American honors from the NAIA, as well as Newcomer of the Year and first-team all-conference accolades from the SSAC. Withrow was a second-team all-conference selection, while three student-athletes were selected to the SSAC All-Academic team. As a team, the Warhawks ranked in the top-10 of the NAIA in scoring defense and steals. Davis and the Warhawks finished 14-15 during the 2013-14 season, overcoming a first half of the season in which AUM had just seven players. The Warhawks had two all-conference selections in Katie Williams and Tina Odume, while under his guidance Marren Schwartz also earned all-division honors. Kaylan Withrow was named a member of the league’s all-freshman team. Williams and Jazmine Jackson earned SSAC All-Academic team honors, while Williams was selected a NAIA Scholar Athlete. In 2012-13, Davis guided the Warhawks to a 21-9 record, marking the most wins in the program since the 2006-07 season. The season was highlighted by a 54-49 victory over NAIA national runner-up Lee University, a program which AUM has beaten only four times in program history. Under his leadership, LaKenya Drayton became the 24th AUM player to earn All-America status, earning honorable mention honors, along with all-conference accolades from the SSAC. Additionally, Williams and Psachal Maize were selected to the SSAC All-West Division team. The two seasons prior, the team finished with identical 14-16 records. The 2011-12 season gave plenty of reasons for optimism, however, with newcomers Drayton and Keisha Moore both earning spots on the SSAC All-West Division team and Marren Schwartz making the All-Freshman team. The team also continued its success in the classroom, finishing with a grade-point average over 3.0 for the fourth consecutive year. Four players earned spots on the SSAC All-Academic team. The 2010-11 season was capped by the Warhawks winning four of their final six games, while also welcoming Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth into the program’s 1,000-Point Club. During the 2009-10 campaign, Davis guided AUM to a 15-15 record and a tie for fourth place in the SSAC standings. Highlighting the season was a 73-49 defeat of perennial conference powerhouse, Lee University. In addition, Cassie Moore earned honorable mention All-America honors, while also being named the SSAC’s Defensive Player of the Year. In his first season, Davis served as interim head women’s basketball coach and led the Warhawks to a NAIA National Tournament appearance and a 20-9 overall record. Under his leadership, AUM led the SSAC in scoring defense and 3-point field goal percentage, while ranking second in field goal percentage, defensive field goal percentage and defensive 3-point field goal percentage. Moore earned Third-Team All-American honors, while the Warhawks finished the season ranked 25th in the nation. Along with success on the court, the Warhawks have also excelled in the classroom under Davis, as student-athletes have been named NAIA Academic All-Americans 10 times. They have earned SSAC Academic All-Conference honors 27 times. The women’s basketball program has also had the AUM Female Honor Student-Athlete during three of his seven seasons and has posted a team GPA of 3.0 or better during eight of 14 semesters under Davis. Davis also spent one season as the Warhawks’ assistant coach under former Athletic Director Steve Crotz. As the assistant coach, Davis served as the recruiting coordinator and provided assistance in all areas of individual and team development. Prior to joining AUM, Davis spent five years at Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn, Ga., as the head coach of the girls’ basketball team from 2002-07. During his time with PCA, Davis coached seven all-county and all-region performers, two all-state players and one region player of the year. He helped the Stars to a 65-63 overall record during his tenure, while also serving as the school’s athletic director from 2005-07. Davis has also made coaching stops at South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Ga., where he was head coach of the boys’ junior varsity basketball team and

DANDAVIS

Head CoachAuburn Montgomery, 2000

Eighth Season | 119-90 Overall

AUM Coaching Staff

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The Davis Family



Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga., where he was head coach of the boys’ basketball varsity squad. Along with his coaching duties, Davis serves as AUM’s Champions of Character coordinator. He is also very involved in the community, as well as professional organizations, including the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, YMCA, American Red Cross and Christ Community Church. He has directed numerous youth camps and has been on staff at camps hosted by the University of Tennessee, University of Georgia and Florida State University. In 2012, Davis became the SSAC Conference Chair for women’s basketball. Before joining the coaching ranks, Davis was a four-year member of the AUM men’s basketball team, playing for legendary Warhawks’ Head Coach Larry Chapman. During his AUM career, the team played in the NAIA National Tournament, won the NAIA Southeast Region and were the Southern States Conference Champions. Davis graduated from AUM in 1999 with a degree in secondary education and social sciences. Davis is married to the former Christi Shirley. The couple has four children, Abigail, Cooper and twins, Nash and Tate.

AUM Coaching Staff

Following a two-year playing career, Shanice Burnette will join the women’s basketball coaching staff as a student assistant during the 2015-16 season. Burnette, who transferred to AUM following two seasons at NCAA Division I Lipscomb University, appeared in 59 games during her career with the Warhawks. She averaged 9.1 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.1 steals per game in those

games, while hitting 118 3-pointers during her tenure. Burnette was successful in the classroom, earning All-Academic honors from the Southern States Athletic Conference as a senior. Additionally, she was selected the Warhawks’ Musco Lighting Champion of Character representative following her final season. In her two seasons, she scored 537 points, grabbed 379 rebounds, dished out 122 assists, snagged 65 steals and blocked 15 shots. During her junior campaign, she ranked 35th in the NAIA in defensive rebounds (5.655) and 48th in made 3-pointers (59) and 3-pointers made per game (2.034). In her final season, she ranked 48th in 3-point percentage (.358). A starter in 58-of-59 career games, she scored in double figures 22 times, including a career-high 27 against Selma University in 2013. Burnette is the daughter of Stanley and Johnnie Burnette. She is currently working toward her degree in elementary education.

SYDNEEBRYAN

Team Manager First Season

Hometown: ...............................Brantley, Ala.

Classification: ................................. Freshman

Major: ..................................Exercise Science

Parents: ............................ Chris and Tammie

Siblings: .............................. Mallorie Johnson

SHANICEBURNETTE

Student Assistant First Season

Major: Elementary Education



2015-16 Returners

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JAYCIEBOBO

Sophomore | 5-8 | GuardCrossville, Ala. | Crossville HS

Major: Nursing 2

BOBO’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG14-15 8-0 2-13 .154 1-8 .125 0-1 .000 6 0.8 0 0 1 5 0.6 Total 8-0 2-13 .154 1-8 .125 0-1 .000 6 0.8 0 0 1 5 0.6

vs. Southern States Athletic Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG14-15 3-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 3-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0.0

CAREER HIGHSPoints 5, vs. Oakwood, 1/13/15

Rebounds 3, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

FG Made 2, vs. Oakwood, 1/13/15

FT Made 1, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

3FG Made 1, vs. Oakwood, 1/13/15

Assists none

Steals 1, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Blocks none

Minutes 10, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

2014-15 [Freshman]: Appeared in eight games for the Warhawks … scored a personal-best five points against Oakwood University of Jan. 13, a game in which she was 2-for-5 from the field, with one 3-point field goal … played a season-high 10 minutes against Selma University, recording three rebounds and one steal … collected a rebound in four of the eight games she saw action in. Prep: Lettered in basketball for five seasons for head coach Jon Peppers at Crossville High School in Crossville, Ala. … finished her career with 1,054 points, a mark which ranks in the top 10 in school history … averaged 10.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game as a senior … earned All-DeKalb County and 4A All-Area 12 honors following her final season … was voted a team captain as a senior … earned the Lions’ Co-Offenisve Player of the Year following her senior campaign … also lettered in volleyball for head coach Magon McAnelly for four seasons … was a team captain and all-area selection in volleyball her final season … was named the Valedictorian of her senior class … was a recipient of the AUM Chancellor’s Scholarship.Personal: Full name is Jaycie Britt Bobo … is the daughter of Scott and Christie Bobo … was born July 22, 1995 … has two younger sisters, Jayden and Jesslyn … is majoring in nursing … her father, Scott, played football for the University of West Alabama … her grandfather, Harold Bobo, played baseball, football and basketball at Jacksonville State University.



2015-16 Returners

JATORIACARTER

R-Senior | 5-2 | GuardMontgomery, Ala. | Northwest Florida State College

Major: Exercise Science3

CARTER’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG13-14 1-1 1-7 .143 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 6 6.0 1 0 1 2 2.0 14-15 31-30 134-379 .354 23-87 .264 115-161 .714 120 3.9 127 1 106 406 13.1 Total 32-31 135-386 .350 23-89 .258 115-161 .714 126 3.9 128 1 107 408 12.8

vs. Southern States Athletic Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG13-14 Did Not Play14-15 18-18 84-234 .359 17-56 .304 78-106 .736 73 4.1 65 0 65 263 14.6 Total 18-18 84-234 .359 17-56 .304 78-106 .736 73 4.1 65 0 65 263 14.6

CAREER HIGHSPoints 25, at Faulkner, 1/22/15

Rebounds 10, vs. Faulkner, 2/7/15

FG Made 10, at Bethel, 11/29/14

FT Made 8, 3x (Last: vs. Middle Georgia, 1/31/15)

3FG Made 3, at Faulkner, 1/22/15

Assists 9, at Reinhardt, 12/13/14

Steals 7, 3x (Last: at Brewton-Parker, 2/21/15)

Blocks 1, vs. Blue Mountain, 3/5/15

Minutes 38, at Reinhardt, 12/13/14

2014-15 [R-Junior]: Was selected a NAIA Honorable Mention All-American and a First-Team All-Southern States Athletic Conference performer … was named the SSAC Newcomer of the Year award … appeared in 31 games for the Warhawks, starting in 30 … led the team in both scoring and assists, averaging 13.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4,1 assists, and 3.4 steals per game … shot 35.4 percent from the field on the year and 71.4 percent from the free-throw line … scored a season-high 25 points against Faulkner University on Jan. 22, a game in which she also contributed eight assists and six steals … had a season-high nine assists against Reinhardt on Dec. 13 … recorded a double-double against Faulkner University on Feb. 7, in which she scored 19 points and grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds … accounted for seven steals on three separate occasions … scored in double figures in 24 games for the Warhawks … finished second in the NAIA with 106 steals and 24th in assists with 127. 2013-14 [Junior]: Was limited to just 10 games, earning the start in one … averaged 4.3 points and 3.2 rebounds in just 12.7 minutes per game … converted 47.6 percent of her shots from the field, hitting 20-of-42 attempts … recorded four points, four rebounds and three assists in her lone start at Coastal Georgia on Feb. 8 … scored a season-high 10 points and grabbed four rebounds against Brenau on Feb. 20 … had nine points and a season-best five rebounds against Southern Wesleyan on Feb. 22 … finished with eight points against Martin Methodist in the Southern States Athletic Conference tournament on March 5.Prior to AUM: Played two seasons at Alabama Southern Community College in Monroeville, Ala. ... was selected the ACCC South Division Player of the Year as a sophomore … averaged a team-high 14.5 points and 8.9 rebounds per game during her second season with the Eagles …earned first-team all-region and all-conference accolades as a sophomore … earned second-team all-region and first-team all-conference honors as a freshman … averaged 10.0 points and 7.8 rebounds per game during her freshman season … scored a career-high 26 points twice, first against Chattahoochee Valley on Jan. 30, 2012, and later against Chattahoochee Technical College on Dec. 28, 2012 … grabbed a career-best 16 rebounds against Meridian

Community College on Nov. 29, 2012 … posted 17 career double-doubles … scored in double figures 41 times … amassed 773 points and 509 rebounds in 60 games ... averaged 12.9 points and 8.5 rebounds per game for her career … was a career 53.5 percent shooter.Prep: Graduated from Jefferson Davis High School in Montgomery, Ala., where she played for former AUM standout LaKenya Knight ... was a three-year letterwinner for the Volunteers ... helped the Volunteers to two AHSAA Final Fours and three regional appearances ... was honored as MVP her senior year.Personal: Full name is Gabrielle Ka’Nishia Brown ... born on Sept. 2, 1992 ... daughter of Stanley and Mary Gillis ... has a brother, Tarvaris, and two sisters, Shamika and Juliette ... brother is a quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks of NFL ... majoring in exercise science.



REGGOTTACRAIG

Senior | 5-11 | Guard/ForwardHoover, Ala. | Shelton State CC

Major: Physical Therapy 22

2015-16 Returners

CRAIG’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG14-15 29-13 113-257 .440 8-32 .250 51-61 .836 172 5.9 37 4 51 285 9.8 Total 29-13 113-257 .440 8-32 .250 51-61 .836 172 5.9 37 4 51 285 9.8


CAREER HIGHSPoints 18, at Dillard, 11/8/14

Rebounds 12, vs. Blue Mountain, 3/5/15

FG Made 7, 4x (Last: vs. Belhaven, 2/12/15)

FT Made 6, vs. Mobile, 2/28/15

3FG Made 1, 8x (Last: at Brewton-Parker, 2/21/15)

Assists 5, 2x (Last: vs. Faulkner, 2/7/15)

Steals 5, vs. Martin Methodist, 11/21/14

Blocks 2, at Faulkner, 1/22/15

Minutes 40, at Middle Georgia, 1/31/15

2014-15 [Junior]: Saw action in 29 games for the Warhawks, starting 13 of those games … averaged 9.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.8 steals per game … made 44 percent of shots she took from the field … led the team in free-throw percentage in regular season and conference play, shooting 83.6 percent on the year and 86.1 percent during conference play … scored a season-high 18 points against Dillard University on Nov. 8, a game in which she made a season-high seven field goals … scored 12 points, while picking up one rebound and one assist in her first start of the year against Oakwood University on Nov. 15 … grabbed 12 rebounds, with five of those offensive, against Blue Mountain on March 5 in the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament … recorded a double-double in the final regular-season game of the year against University of Mobile on Feb. 28, finishing with 12 points and 11 rebounds … started in 12 of the final 13 games for the Warhawks, scoring in double figures in seven of those games. Prior to AUM: Lettered in basketball for two seasons at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala. … led the Bucs to a 30-4 record and the Alabama Community College Conference championship as a sophomore … averaged 6.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.3 steals in 34 games during her sophomore campaign … hit 41.1 percent from the field and 34.2 percent from behind the arc her final seasons … scored a season-best 18 points against Snead State on Jan. 23, 2014 … averaged 3.2 points in 26 games as a freshman … helped the Bucs to a 33-1 record and the ACCC championship in 2012-13.Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner in basketball for head coach Donnie Quinn at Hoover High School in Hoover, Ala. … helped the Bucs

to a 96-8 record during her tenure … led HHS to the 2010 and 2012 AHSAA 6A State Championship and a state runner-up finish in 2011 … was a member of the National Honor Society.Personal: Full name is Reggotta De’Blanc Craig … is the daughter of Louie and Karen Dowdell … has a younger brother, Marion … is majoring in physical therapy.



2015-16 Returners

TATYANADARDEN

Sophomore | 5-7 | GuardValley, Ala. | Valley HSMajor: Pre-Engineering

5

DARDEN’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG14-15 6-0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 4 0.7 3 0 1 1 0.2 Total 6-0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 4 0.7 3 0 1 1 0.2


CAREER HIGHSPoints 1, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

Rebounds 1, 4x (Last: vs. Brewton-Parker, 1/24/15)

FG Made none

FT Made 1, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

3FG Made none

Assists 2, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Steals 1, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Blocks none


2014-15 [Freshman]: Saw action in six games for the Warhawks … played a season-high nine minutes against Selma University on Nov. 11, where she accounted for one point, two assists, one rebound and a steal … recorded a rebound in four of the six games she appeared in … posted a 1.5 assist-to-turnover ratio. Prep: Played basketball for six seasons for head coach George Grimes at Valley High School in Valley, Ala. … finished her career with 1,034 points, 420 rebounds, 243 steals and 339 assists … helped the Lady Rams to a 106-58 record during her career … averaged 8.5 points, 3.5 assists, 3.2 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game as a senior … helped the Rams to the conference, sectional and regional championship, en route to a 19-3 record during her senior campaign … was a first-team all-county, all-region and all-conference selection following her final season … also earned first-team all-academic honors her final season … averaged 5.8 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game as a junior … helped the Rams to the AHSAA Class 5A Final Four and a 29-3 record in 2012-13 … was named the Rams’ Most Valuable Player in 2009 and their Rookie of the Year in 2008.Personal: Full name is Tatyana Aliya Darden … is the daughter of Reginal and Katina Dunn … was born Jan. 12, 1996 … has two older sisters … is majoring in pre-engineering.



LYNDSEYMACON

Sophomore | 5-5 | GuardCleveland, Tenn. | Walker Valley HS

Major: 4

2015-16 Returners

MACON’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG13-14 31-3 17-47 .362 0-10 .000 13-23 .565 39 1.3 64 1 33 47 1.5 Total 31-3 17-47 .362 0-10 .000 13-23 .565 39 1.3 64 1 33 47 1.5


CAREER HIGHSPoints 6, 2x (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/28/15)

Rebounds 5, vs. Brewton-Parker, 1/24/15

FG Made 3, 2x (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/28/15)

FT Made 3, vs. William Carey, 11/22/14

3FG Made none

Assists 10, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Steals 4, at Oakwood, 11/15/14

Blocks 1, at Selma, 12/8/14

Minutes 26, at Brewton-Parker, 2/21/15

2014-15 [Freshman]: Appeared in 31 games for the Warhawks, starting three … averaged 2.1 assists and 1.1 steals per game, with an assist/turnover ratio of 1.6 … shot 50 percent or better from the field seven times on the season … averaged 12.6 minutes per game, playing a season-high 26 minutes played against Brewton-Parker on Feb. 21 … recorded four or more assists on six different occasions for the Warhawks, including a season-high 10 against Selma on Nov. 11 … scored a season-high six points against Coastal Georgia on Jan. 29, adding two rebounds, four assists and three steals. Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Jessica Stone at Walker Valley High School in Cleveland, Tenn. … averaged 7.4 points, 5.4 rebounds and 5.0 assists as a senior … earned all-district honors her final three years … named the Mustangs’ Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior ... selected the Mustangs’ Best Teammate award recipient her final season … graduated with an honors diploma.Personal: Full name is Lyndsey Marissa Macon … is the daughter of Summer Macon … was born May 26, 1996 … has a younger brother, Jaydan … is undecided on a major.



2015-16 Returners

MARRENSCHWARTZ

R-Senior | 6-2 | CenterDacula, Ga. | George Walton Academy

Major: Nursing30

CAREER HIGHSPoints 18, vs. Brenau, 2/20/14

Rebounds 17, vs. New Orleans, 12/30/11

FG Made 7, vs. Brenau, 2/20/14

FT Made 5, vs. New Orleans, 12/30/11

3FG Made none

Assists 3, 3x (Last: vs. SWU, 2/17/14)

Steals 3, vs. Talladega, 11/9/11

Blocks 5, vs. Birmingham-Southern, 1/2/12

Minutes 40, vs. Martin Methodist, 11/15/13

2014-15 [Redshirt]: Missed the season due to injury ... received a redshirt following the season.2013-14 [Junior]: Was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-East Division team … was chosen the Musco Lighting Champion of Character representative for the Warhawks … averaged 7.1 points and a team-leading 7.9 rebounds per game … added 24 assists, 18 blocks and 13 steals … was one of three AUM players to start all 29 games … averaged 29.1 minutes per contest … ranked in the top 50 nationally in defensive (5.3) and total rebounds per game … finished with 11 double-figure scoring games and 10 double-digit rebound games … had five or more rebounds in 22 games … posted six double-doubles … posted consecutive double-doubles at Belhaven (10 points, 14 rebounds) on Nov. 22 and at William Carey (10 points, 11 rebounds) on No. 23 … pulled down a season-high 16 rebounds, while adding 10 points at Morris on Jan. 20 … recorded 12 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, three blocks and two steals against Brewton-Parker on Jan. 25 … scored in double figures for five consecutive games from Feb. 8-22 … finished with a season-high 18 points and 11 rebounds against Brenau on Feb. 20 … was selected a recipient of the AUM Army ROTC Athletic Achievement Award.2012-13 [Sophomore]: Appeared in all 30 games for the Warhawks, making 18 starts … finished second on the team with 4.5 rebounds per game … also contributed 3.6 points per game and had a team-high 17 blocks … started off the year strong, registering her second career double-double at Reinhardt (Oct. 30), totaling a career-high 13 points to go along with 10 rebounds … added 11 points in the following contest against Concordia-Selma (Nov. 2) … had multiple blocks on four separate occasions, including a season-high four rejections against NAIA No. 2 Freed-Hardeman (Dec. 7) … accumulated seven or more rebounds seven times, finishing with a season total of 133 … had a season-high five offensive boards against Southern Wesleyan (Nov. 17) … hit 42.9 percent of her shots from the field for the year, which was fourth-best on the team.2011-12 [Freshman]: Played in 29 of AUM’s 30 games, with nine starts … named to the SSAC All-Freshman team … averaged 2.9 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.5 blocks per game … best game as a Warhawk came in Dec. 30 victory over University of New Orleans … had 11 points and 17 rebounds (eight offensive) … the 17 boards were the most for a Warhawk in any game

last year … also added three blocks in that game … picked up a season-high five blocks in following game against Birmingham Southern on Jan. 2, also the most for an AUM player in 2011-12 … grabbed 14 boards (six offensive) in double-overtime victory over Brenau on Jan. 7 … shot 46.3 percent from the field for the year, second-best on the team for those who made at least 50 attempts … finished second on the team in rebounds (128).Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Lori Hines at George Walton Academy in Monroe, Ga. … was an 8-A second-team all-region selection as a senior … helped the Lady Bulldogs to a 23-6 overall record, an Elite 8 appearance in the Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) state tournament and the 4A GISA regional regular-season and tournament championships … averaged 10 points, 10 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game as a junior … was selected GWA’s Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior.Personal: Full name is Marren Elizabeth Schwartz … is the daughter of Martin Schwartz … has three brothers, Brian, Alan and Aaron … majoring in nursing.

SCHWARTZ’S CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG11-12 28-9 31-65 .477 0-0 .000 19-36 .528 123 4.4 6 15 9 81 2.9 12-13 30-18 42-98 .429 0-0 .000 24-47 .511 134 4.5 5 17 3 108 3.6 13-14 29-29 85-200 .425 0-2 .000 35-74 .473 228 7.9 24 18 13 205 7.114-15 Redshirted Total 87-56 158-363 .435 0-2 .000 78-157 .497 485 5.6 35 50 25 394 4.5

vs. Southern States Athletic Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG11-12 16-5 12-26 .462 0-0 .000 9-17 .529 62 3.9 2 7 4 33 2.1 12-13 18-8 15-47 .319 0-0 .000 13-22 .591 66 3.7 4 6 0 43 2.4 13-14 20-20 62-149 .416 0-2 .000 25-53 .472 152 7.6 19 11 11 149 7.5 14-15 Redshirted Total 54-33 89-222 .401 0-2 .000 47-92 .511 280 5.2 25 24 15 225 4.2



TRISIC’S CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG14-15 10-0 6-12 .500 3-6 .500 1-5 .200 8 0.8 4 0 3 16 1.6 Total 10-0 6-12 .500 3-6 .500 1-5 .200 8 0.8 4 0 3 16 1.6


ALEKSANDRATRISIC

Sophomore | 5-7 | GuardBelgrade, Serbia | The Rock HS (Gainesville, Fla.)

Major: International Business 23

2014-15 Returners

CAREER HIGHSPoints 6, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Rebounds 4, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

FG Made 2, 2x (Last: vs. Oakwood, 1/13/15)

FT Made 1, vs. Oakwood, 1/13/15

3FG Made 2, vs. Selma, 11/11/14

Assists 2, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

Steals 1, 3x (Last: at Oakwood, 11/15/14)

Blocks none


2014-15 [Freshman]: Appeared in 10 games … shot 50 percent on all field goal attempts, including 3-pointers … scored a season-high six points against Selma University on Nov. 11, while also setting bests in 3-pointers attempted (4), 3-pointers made (2), rebounds (4), steals (1) and minutes played (11) … recorded a season-high two assists against Florida Memorial on Nov. 1 … shot 50 percent or better from the field four different times throughout the season. Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Fabian Chapov at The Rock School in Gainesville, Fla. … was selected the Lady Lions’ Best Defensive Player both seasons … also earned Scholar-Athlete honors as a senior … was named a Sunshine Independent Athletic Association Second-Team All-Conference selection her final season … averaged 11 points, 4.8 steals, 3.9 assists and 1.8 rebounds per game as a senior … was also a team captain … help The Rock to a 22-14 record … averaged 10.1 points, 3.6 assists, 3.5 steals and 2.5 rebounds per game as a junior.Personal: Was born Nov. 22, 1995 … is the daughter of Zoran and Katarina Trisic … has a brother, Luka … is majoring in international business … her father, Zoran, played professional basketball in Serbia for Red Star.



2014-15 Returners

KAYLANWITHROW

Junior | 5-6 | GuardCleveland, Tenn. | Bradley Central HS

Major: Education 12

CAREER HIGHSPoints 34, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

Rebounds 5, vs. Coastal Georgia, 1/18/14

FG Made 12, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

FT Made 11, vs. Brenau, 2/20/14

3FG Made 10, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

Assists 8, vs. Brewton-Parker, 1/25/14

Steals 4, vs. Florida Memorial, 11/1/14

Blocks None

Minutes 40, 5x (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/28/15)

2014-15 [Sophomore]: Was named to the All-Southern States Athletic Conference Second Team … started 30 games for the Warhawks … averaged 11.6 points, 1.1 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.0 steals per game … shot 38.2 percent from the 3-point line on the year, while shooting 40.3 percent on 3-pointers in conference play … made 82.9 percent of her free throws attempts … scored in double figures 15 times for the Warhawks … shot 50 percent or better from the field on eight separate occasions … scored a season-high 34 points against Florida memorial on Nov. 1, a game in which she set the school record with 10 3-poitners … collected a season-high three rebounds three different times … closed the regular season with a pair of 23-performances against Middle Georgia State University and University of Mobile, shooting 85.7 and 77.8 percent from behind the arc during those two games … was selected the SSAC Player of the Week for the week of March 2 … her 87 3-pointers made ranked tied for the fourth-best season in school history … ranked 10th in the NAIA in 3-pointers made and 3-pointers made per game. 2013-14 [Freshman]: Was selected a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Freshman team … appeared and started 18 games … averaged 12.1 points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game … converted 45.8 percent of her shots from behind the arc, a mark which ranked second in school history … hit 40.7 percent of shots from the field and 87.1 percent from the free throw line … scored in double figures 10 times, including a stretch of four consecutive games from Jan. 25 to Feb. 8 … hit at least one 3-pointer in 17 of 18 games … converted eight shots from behind the arc against Morris on Jan. 20, a mark which is tied for second in school history … scored a season-high 26 points against Hornets, finishing 8 of 10 from behind the

arc, while adding five assists and two steals … hit 7-of-9 3-point attempts at Faulkner on Jan. 16 … recorded 24 points, hitting a season-best 11-of-12 free throw attempts, against Brenau on Feb. 20 … had six points, a season-high five rebounds and five assists against Coastal Georgia on Jan. 18 … was a recipient of the AUM Army ROTC Athletic Achievement award.Prep: Graduated from Bradley Central High School ... was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Jason Reuter ... helped the team to the sub-state championship and the Tennessee State High School Tournament as a senior ... led the Bearettes to a 29-3 record her final season ... received all-district and all-region honors following her senior season ... averaged 9.0 points, 3.0 assists and shot 41 percent from behind the arc for the Bearettes.Personal: Full name is Kaylan Brooke Withrow ... born June 3, 1995 ... daughter of Jeff Withrow and DeAnna Jacobs ... has three brothers, Justin, Tanner and Jacob ... majoring in education.

WITHROW’S CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG13-14 18-18 68-167 .407 54-118 .458 27-31 .871 38 2.1 33 0 20 217 12.014-15 30-30 116-304 .382 87-228 .382 29-35 .829 33 1.1 45 0 31 348 11.6 Total 48-48 184-471 .391 141-346 .408 56-66 .848 71 1.5 78 0 51 565 11.8

vs. Southern States Athletic Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG13-14 16-16 57-147 .388 44-103 .427 27-31 .871 36 2.2 28 0 17 185 11.514-15 17-17 65-163 .399 50-124 .403 18-21 .857 18 1.1 20 0 17 198 11.6 Total 33-33 122-310 .394 94-227 .414 45-52 .865 54 1.6 48 0 34 383 11.6



2015-16 Newcomers

ANASTASIAEVANS

Freshman | 6-1 | CenterCoquitlam, British Columbia | Charles Best Secondary School

Major: Political Science 11

GRACEFARNSWORTH

Junior | 5-11 | Guard/ForwardMilton, Ga. | University of South Alabama

Major: Undecided 24

KEYONDAMASON

Junior | 6-0 | ForwardTuscumbia, Ala. | Shelton State CC

Major: Psychology 10

Prep: Played basketball for four seasons Dr. Charles Best Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia … played for head coach Michael Hind … averaged 14.0 points per game as a senior, including a season-high 27 during the year … helped the Blue Devils to an eighth-place finish in the Provincials as a senior … was a team captain from 2012-15 … earned most valuable player honors from 2012-14 … was a member of the British Columbia’s Finest Team from 2013-15 … also lettered in track and field for three seasons … attended Legion Nationals twice, finishing sixth in 2012 and earning the Bronze medal at Legion Youth Nationals in 2013 … was a two-time Gold medalist at the BC Athletics Track and Field Championships Jamboree.Personal: Full name is Anastasia Fern Evans … was born April 26, 1997 … is the daughter of David and Connie Evans … has

a younger brother, Isaac … is majoring in political science … her great uncle, Harry Kooznetsoff, was a four-year letterwinner in track and field at Washington State … was a Miss Tean BC contestant and runner up to qualify for Miss Team Canada World in 2011 … was a member of the Ford Modelling Agency from 2011-12 … volunteered with the St. Andrews Church Bridge Shelter Program in 2014 and KidSport TriCities in 2011 … is a certified life-saving instructor and water safety instructor … also holds a pool certificate from the National Lifeguard Service and is certified in CPR and First Aid.

Prior to AUM: Spent the past two seasons at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Ala. … sat out the 2013-14 season due to NCAA transfer rules … appeared in 27 games for the Lady Jaguars during the 2014-15 season, averaging 2.2 points and 2.3 rebounds in 12.3 minutes per contest … shot 30.4 percent from the floor, including 23.8 percent from behind the arc … scored a season-high 11 points against Louisiana-Monroe on Jan. 31 … pulled down a season-best six rebounds against Arkansas State on March 5 … blocked a pair of shots on three occasions … played her freshman season at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah … averaged 3.9 points and 2.2 rebounds per game for the Wildcats in 16.9 minutes per contest … appeared in 26 games, all off the bench … scored a season-best eight points on three occasions … enjoyed her best game

against Utah on Nov. 24, 2012, when she finished with eight points, five rebounds and three assists.Prep: Played her final season and a half for head coach Craig Bennett at Milton High School in Milton, Ga. … averaged 14.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.8 steals per game for the Eagles during her final season … was rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN HoopGurlz.com … garnered first-team all-region honors and was named to the Metro-Atlanta Second Team by the Atlanta Journal Constitution as a senior … was a member of MHS’s Elite Eight team as a junior … played her freshman, sophomore and half of her junior seasons for head coach Corey Clayton at American Fork High School in American Fork, Utah … was a two-time all-state selection … helped the Lady Cavemen to a 21-2 record and the Utah High School Activity Association Class 5A State Championship as a freshman … led AFHS to the UHSAA Elite Eight as a sophomore … played AAU ball with the Utah Elite, Utah Swoosh and the Georgia Pistols.Personal: Full name is Grace Emily Farnsworth … was born March 4, 1994 … is the daughter of Aime Farnsworth … has two younger sisters, Lily and Isabelle, and a younger brother, Benjamin … her uncle, Kyle Farnsworth, was a Major League Baseball pitcher.

Prior to AUM: Lettered in basketball for head coach Madonna Thompson at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala. … led the Lady Bucs to a 59-7 record during her two seasons … helped SSCC to a 30-4 record and the NJCAA National Tournament as a freshman … was selected to the All-Alabama Community College Conference Tournament team as a sophomore … started all 32 games for the Lady Bucs as a sophomore, averaging 7.5 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.5 blocks and 1.3 steals per game … converted 39.8 percent of her shots from the floor, including 34.2 percent from behind the arc … ranked ninth nationally in points per 40 minutes played … scored in double figures 11 times, including a season-best 16 points against Indian River on Dec. 29, 2014 … recorded a double-double with 12 points and a season-high 10 rebounds against Southern



2015-16 Newcomers

KYLAROOKS

Junior | 5-5 | GuardBirmingham, Ala. | Lawson State CC

Major: Biology 0

JADAWILLIAMS

Senior | 5-8 | GuardMontgomery, Ala. | University of West Alabama

Major: Information Systems21

Prior to AUM: Played her sophomore season at Lawson State Community College in Birmingham, Ala. … helped the Cougars to a 24-10 record, the Alabama Community College Conference Tournament championship and a berth in the National Junior College Athletic Association’s DI Women’s Basketball Championship … was selected to the ACCC All-Conference and All-Tournament teams as a sophomore … saw action in 34 games for the Cougars, averaging 5.0 points, 5.0 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game … shot 44.1 percent from the floor and led the conference with a 3.0 assist/turnover ratio … scored in double figures five times, including a season-best 13 points against Wallace-Selma on Nov. 1, 2014 … had five or more assists in 18 games, with a season-high 11 coming against Wallace-Selma on Dec. 6, 2014 … pulled down a season-best eight

rebounds against Bishop State on Feb. 2, 2015 … played her freshman campaign at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where she helped the Bucs to a 30-4 record and the ACCC Championship … appeared in all 34 games for SSCC, averaging 3.0 points, 2.8 assists, 2.1 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game … scored a season-best nine points against Southern Union on Feb. 27, 2014 … had three or more assists in 18 games, including a season-high seven on two occasions … tallied a season-high six steals against Wallace-Selma on Nov. 14, 2013.Prep: Lettered in basketball at Fairfield High School in Fairfield, Ala., for three seasons ... played for three head coaches, including her father and former AUM basketball standout Tiffany Frederick ... averaged 10.3 points, 4.3 assists, 3.7 rebounds and 3.3 steals per game as a senior … helped the Lady Tigers to a 23-9 record … led FHS to a 25-7 record as a junior, after averaging 5.4 points, 3.4 assists, 2.4 rebounds and 2.3 steals in 31 games … saw action in 33 games as a sophomore, averaging 6.5 points, 2.8 steals, 2.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game … helped the team to a 25-9 record in her first season … was a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club, Spanish Club and a JAG member.Personal: Full name is Kyla Niya Rooks … was born Dec. 27, 1995 … is the daughter of Toviris and Vickie Rooks … has two older brothers, Toviris II and Jarvis … is majoring in biology … both of her brothers played college basketball, Toviris II at Atlanta Christian and Jarvis at Tuskegee.

Prior to AUM: Played two seasons at the University of West Alabama in Livingston, Ala. … averaged 5.2 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.1 steals per game as a sophomore … scored a season-high 13 points against Alabama-Huntsville on Dec. 11, 2014 … finished with 12 points and a season-best seven rebounds against Stillman on Nov. 19, 2014 … had a career-best six assists against Union on Feb. 7, 2015 … appeared in 27 games, starting 23 as a sophomore for UWA … averaged 8.0 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.7 steals in 30.7 minutes per game during her sophomore campaign … scored a career-best 19 points against West Alabama on Feb. 27, 2014 … had a career-high eight rebounds and added five assists against Christian Brothers on Dec. 21, 2013 … finished with 12 points, eight assists and seven rebounds against Montevallo on Nov. 23, 2013 …

recorded eight points, five steals, three assists and two blocks against Valdosta State on Feb. 6, 2014 … played her freshman season at Troy University in Troy, Ala. … appeared in 23 games as a true freshman, scoring 22 points and grabbing nine rebounds … played a season-high 12 minutes, scoring a season-best five points, against Furman on Nov. 18, 2012 … scored four points and added two assists in 10 minutes against Winthrop in her collegiate debut on Nov. 11, 2012.Prep: Lettered in basketball at Jefferson Davis High School in Montgomery, Ala. ... played for former AUM basketball standout LaKenya Knight ... was rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN.com … was a team captain as a senior … averaged 12.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 7.0 assists per game as a senior… was a Montgomery Advertiser All-Metro selection her final three seasons, earning first-team honors her final two seasons … was selected to play in the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s North-South All-Star game in 2011 … helped the Volunteers to consecutive AHSAA Class 6A Final Four appearances … led JDHS to back-to-back region championships … also played volleyball for the Volunteers.Personal: Full name is Jada Danielle Williams … was born Oct. 27, 1994 … is the daughter of Jeffery and Carol Williams … has an older sister, Porsha … is majoring information systems.

Union on Feb. 2, 2015 … had five or more rebounds in 17 games … blocked multiple shots on 14 occasions, including a season-high five twice … appeared in 22 games as a true freshman … averaged 1.9 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game … scored a season-best nine points and grabbed six rebounds against Georgia Perimeter on Jan. 5, 2014.Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Jana Killen at Deshler High School in Tuscumbia, Ala. … helped the Tigers to a 19-7 record and an appearance in the area semifinals as a senior … averaged 10.0 points and 8.0 rebounds during her senior season … was an all-conference selection and was named to the all-tournament team as a senior … earned team most valuable player honors her final season … also lettered in volleyball, where she earned Honorable Mention All-State honors from the Birmingham News as a senior … tallied more than 400 kills and 200 blocks as a senior.Personal: Full name is Keyonda Okaya Mason … was born April 6, 1995 … is the daughter of James Madden and Barbara Mason … has a younger brother, Kuzari Turner … is majoring in psychology … her cousin, Teosha Ray, played basketball for two years at Florida Community College.



2015-16 Cheerleaders

Jordan DennisJunior

Millbrook, Ala.

Lauren GuyFreshman

Childersburg, Ala.

Taylor HansonSophomore

Equality, Ala.

Laken HarrisSophomore

Andalusia, Ala.

Kaitlyn HillFreshman

Montgomery, Ala.

Ashley LanierFreshman

Clanton, Ala.

Kalynn MartinFreshman

Montgomery, Ala.

MeKayla MillsapSophomore

Fayetteville, N.C.

Chloe MoodyFreshman

Bear Creek, Ala.

Emmali OliverJunior

Mobile, Ala.

Jakala PennFreshman

Mobile, Ala.

Lexus RussellSophomore

Phenix City, Ala.

Tiffeni ThomasSophomore

Birmingham, Ala.

Andreanna WatsonSophomoreMobile, Ala.



Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games: 21-10 10-4 9-5 2-1 Conference: 12-6 7-2 5-4 0-0Non-Conference: 9-4 3-2 4-1 2-1

Date Opponent Location Score High Points High Rebounds 10/31 vs. Concordia College-Selma! Montgomery, Ala. W, 77-57 Tina Odume (17) Shanice Burnette (13)11/1 vs Florida Memorial University! Montgomery, Ala. W, 93-35 Kaylan Withrow (34) Reggotta Craig (11)11/8 at Dillard University New Orleans, La. W, 67-66 Jatoria Carter (18) Shanice Burnette (10) Reggotta Craig (18)11/11 SELMA UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium W, 108-62 Gabby Brown (15) Tina Odume (11)11/15 at Oakwood University Huntsville, Ala. W, 79-44 Tina Odume (19) Sasha Robinson (10) Gabby Brown (10)11/18 at University of West Georgia Carrollton, Ga. L, 69-57 Tina Odume (16) Tina Odume (9)11/21 MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE* AUM Gymnasium W, 84-44 Jatoria Carter (18) Tina Odume (8)11/22 WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 78-42 Gabby Brown (13) Tina Odume (8) Jatoria Carter (1311/28 at Blue Mountain College* Blue Mountain, Miss. W, 80-52 Jatoria Carter (15) Shanice Burnette (9)11/29 at Bethel University* McKenzie, Tenn. L, 87-71 Jatoria Carter (22) Reggotta Craig (7)12/3 COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium L, 85-72 Gabby Brown (18) Gabby Brown (7)12/8 at Selma University Selma, Ala. W, 72-43 Shanice Burnette (17) Reggotta Craig (11)12/13 at Reinhardt University Waleska, Ga. W, 75-69 Gabby Brown (18) Gabby Brown (13) Kaylan Withrow (18)12/29 SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY% AUM Gymnasium L, 80-65 Reggotta Craig (15) Reggotta Craig (7)12/30 SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY% AUM Gymnasium W, 78-62 Kaylan Withrow (17) Gabby Brown (10)1/3 LOYOLA-NEW ORLEANS* AUM Gymnasium L, 69-60 Reggotta Craig (15) Gabby Brown (8)1/5 at Samford University^ Birmingham, Ala. L, 62-36 Gabby Brown (8) Gabby Brown (10)1/9 at Brenau University* Gainesville, Ga. L, 78-61 Gabby Brown (21) Gabby Brown (10)1/13 OAKWOOD UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium W, 83-32 Kaylan Withrow (15) Gabby Brown (12)1/17 at Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. L, 65-60 Jatoria Carter (21) Gabby Brown (9)1/22 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. W, 79-57 Jatoria Carter (25) Shanice Burnette (14)1/24 BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE* AUM Gymnasium W, 56-32 Jatoria Carter (14) Shanice Burnette (11) Gabby Brown (11)1/29 COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIA* AUM Gymnasium W, 79-51 Shanice Burnette (18) Reggotta Craig (9)1/31 at Middle Georgia State University* Cochran, Ga. W, 74-54 Jatoria Carter (17) Shanice Burnette (9) Kaylan Withrow (17) Gabby Brown (9)2/5 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. L, 61-48 Jatoria Carter (16) Shanice Burnette (8)2/7 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 69-62 Jatoria Carter (19) Jatoria Carter (10)2/12 BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium L, 55-53 Reggotta Craig (14) Reggotta Craig (8) Gabby Brown (8)2/19 at College of Coastal Georgia* Brunswick, Ga. W, 68-53 Gabby Brown (15) Reggotta Craig (8)2/21 at Brewton-Parker College* Mt. Vernon, Ga. W, 76-53 Shanice Burnette (16) Reggotta Craig (8)2/26 MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 75-63 Kaylan Withrow (23) Gabby Brown (10)2/28 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE* AUM Gymnasium W, 75-59 Kaylan Withrow (23) Reggotta Craig (11)3/5 vs. Blue Mountain College# Montgmery, Ala. L, 68-66 Jatoria Carter (21) Reggotta Craig (12)

! Jimmy Faulkner Classic (hosted by Faulkner University) ^ Exhibition Game% AUM Holiday Classic (hosted by Auburn Montgomery) # SSAC Tournament (played at Cramton Bowl Multiplex) Home Games in CAPS

SOUTHERN STATES ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AWARD WINNERSNewcomer of the Year

Jatoria Carter - Auburn Montgomery

Musco Lighting Champions of Character TeamShanice Burnette - Auburn Montgomery

All-Conference First TeamJatoria Carter - Auburn Montgomery

All-Conference Second TeamKaylan Withrow - Auburn Montgomery

All-Academic TeamShanice Burnette - Auburn Montgomery

Jazmine Jackson - Auburn Montgomery

Marren Schwartz - Auburn Montgomery

2014-15 Results/SSAC Award Winners

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Record: 21-10 Home: 10-4 Away: 9-5 Neutral: 2-1

------TOTAL------ ------3-PT------ -------REBOUNDS------- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 3 Jatoria Carter 31-30 823-26.5 134-379 .354 23-87 .264 115-161 .714 29 91 120 3.9 64 127 108 1 106 406 13.112 Kaylan Withrow 30-30 905-30.2 116-304 .382 87-228 .382 29-35 .829 7 26 33 1.1 21 45 29 0 31 348 11.611 Gabby Brown 31-30 690-22.3 128-218 .587 0-0 .000 53-104 .510 68 144 212 6.8 90 18 109 3 33 309 10.022 Reggotta Craig 29-13 845-29.1 113-257 .440 8-32 .250 51-61 .836 55 117 172 5.9 46 37 57 4 51 285 9.8 20 Shanice Burnette 30-30 941-31.4 85-242 .351 59-165 .358 35-46 .761 53 137 190 6.3 45 46 41 4 32 264 8.8 44 Tina Odume 30-10 369-12.3 78-147 .531 0-0 .000 53-71 .746 52 79 131 4.4 35 4 39 34 5 209 7.0 1 Jazmine Jackson 31-2 532-17.2 62-167 .371 20-66 .303 48-72 .667 26 55 81 2.6 35 35 32 2 22 192 6.2 13 Madeleine Petite 8-0 46-5.8 10-25 .400 0-0 .000 7-10 .700 10 18 28 3.5 8 1 9 0 0 27 3.4 15 Sasha Robinson 31-7 408-13.2 34-68 .500 0-1 .000 33-55 .600 54 57 111 3.6 66 11 26 19 12 101 3.3 23 Aleksandra Trisic 10-0 50-5.0 6-12 .500 3-6 .500 1-5 .200 5 3 8 0.8 8 4 5 0 3 16 1.6 4 Lyndsey Macon 31-3 390-12.6 17-47 .362 0-10 .000 13-23 .565 7 32 39 1.3 33 64 41 1 33 47 1.5 34 Hannah Sharp 16-0 62-3.9 4-8 .500 2-5 .400 4-10 .400 3 3 6 0.4 11 8 7 0 6 14 0.9 33 Aerial Carruthers 18-0 91-5.1 6-17 .353 1-4 .250 1-3 .333 5 14 19 1.1 11 8 11 0 2 14 0.8 2 Jaycie Bobo 8-0 30-3.8 2-13 .154 1-8 .125 0-1 .000 1 5 6 0.8 2 0 0 0 1 5 0.6 5 Tatyana Darden 6-0 18-3.0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 4 4 0.7 0 3 2 0 1 1 0.2 TEAM 37 94 131 4.2 1 5 Warhawks 31 6200 795-1906 .417 204-612 .333 444-659 .674 412 879 1291 41.6 476 411 521 68 352 2238 72.2 Opponents 31 6200 679-1882 .361 179-600 .298 272-447 .609 391 788 1179 38.0 558 368 625 90 209 1809 58.4

Tina Odume registered a team-high 42 blocks, while finishing second on the squad in scoring and rebounding per game. The all-conference performer scored in double figures 17 times.

An all-division selection last season, Marren Schwartz averaged 7.1 points and a team-best

7.9 rebounds per game as a junior. Her 74 offensive rebounds also led the team.

Katie Williams, a first-team all-conference selection, posted team highs in points and assists per game last year. She also finished seventh nationally in 3-pointers per game.

Kaylan Withrow earned all-freshman honors last season. She converted 45.8 percent of her

shots from behind the arc, the second-best percentage in school history.

SEASON STATISTICS

Record: 12-6 Home: 7-2 Away: 5-4 Neutral: 0-0

------TOTAL------ ------3-PT------ -------REBOUNDS------- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 3 Jatoria Carter 18-18 503-27.9 84-234 .359 17-56 .304 78-106 .736 13 60 73 4.1 34 65 68 0 65 263 14.6 12 Kaylan Withrow 17-17 540-31.8 65-163 .399 50-124 .403 18-21 .857 4 14 18 1.1 12 20 17 0 17 198 11.6 11 Gabby Brown 18-17 404-22.4 62-114 .544 0-0 .000 32-64 .500 34 77 111 6.2 53 11 55 1 19 156 8.7 22 Reggotta Craig 17-11 528-31.1 66-150 .440 3-15 .200 31-36 .861 31 72 103 6.1 29 26 43 4 35 166 9.8 20 Shanice Burnette 18-18 581-32.3 51-144 .354 35-101 .347 28-36 .778 29 79 108 6.0 30 28 24 2 22 165 9.2 44 Tina Odume 18-4 186-10.3 33-57 .579 0-0 .000 18-25 .720 24 38 62 3.4 15 2 25 23 2 84 4.7 1 Jazmine Jackson 18-1 304-16.9 30-86 .349 11-32 .344 33-46 .717 15 35 50 2.8 22 22 20 2 9 104 5.8 13 Madeleine Petite 3-0 10-3.3 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4 2 6 2.0 1 0 1 0 0 4 1.3 15 Sasha Robinson 18-2 224-12.4 18-35 .514 0-1 .000 21-35 .600 27 30 57 3.2 35 4 13 13 8 57 3.2 23 Aleksandra Trisic 3-0 10-3.3 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 1 0 1 0.3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 4 Lyndsey Macon 18-2 237-13.2 12-32 .375 0-9 .000 10-13 .769 6 21 27 1.5 22 29 24 0 14 34 1.9 34 Hannah Sharp 7-0 19-2.7 1-4 .250 1-3 .333 2-4 .500 0 2 2 0.3 4 2 3 0 3 5 0.7 33 Aerial Carruthers 10-0 46-4.6 4-8 .500 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0 5 5 0.5 4 4 4 0 2 10 1.0 2 Jaycie Bobo 3-0 5-1.7 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 5 Tatyana Darden 2-0 3-1.5 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 16 51 67 3.7 3 Warhawks 18 3600 428-1036 .413 118-343 .344 272-390 .697 204 488 692 38.4 262 213 302 45 198 1246 69.2 Opponents 18 3600 390-1076 .362 111-342 .325 146-225 .649 225 457 682 37.9 328 199 358 45 116 1037 57.6

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GAME RECORDSIndividual Game Highs

Points: ................................... 48, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Concordia, 10/31/95FG Made: ............................... 20, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Concordia, 10/31/95FG Attempted: ....................................32, Helen Davis, vs. West Florida, 1/20/94 .................................................................... 32, Keisha Moore, at Brenau, 1/7/123-Point FG Made: ...................................9, Shanice Burnette, vs. Selma, 12/3/133-Point FG Attempted: ................16, Joanna Cuprys, vs. North Georgia, 1/28/95 .................................................................... 16, Keisha Moore, at Brenau, 1/7/12 ..............................................................16, Shanice Burnette, vs. Selma, 12/3/13FT Made: ...................................... 16, Natasha Pittman, vs. Montevallo, 2/25/93FT Attempted: ......................20, Carla Douglas, vs. Southern Nazarene, 12/9/00Rebounds: ...................................... 23, Jackie Hodnett, vs. Emmanuel, 11/19/96 .....................................................Crystal Williams, vs. Edward Waters, 11/11/00Assists: ....................................................25, LaKenya Knight, vs. Selma, 1/18/96Blocked Shots: .............................15, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Dillard, 11/27/95Steals: ........................................... 12, Veronica Harris, vs. West Florida, 2/11/89

Team Game HighsPoints ............................................................................... 151 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Fewest Points Allowed..................................................16 vs. LaGrange, 1/16/00Field Goals Made ............................................................... 64 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Field Goals Attempted ..................................................100 vs. Judson, 11/18/86Field Goal Percentage ....................................... .571 vs. Brewton-Parker, 2/9/06Free Throws Made ..................................... 38 vs. Oklahoma Christian, 12/30/97Free Throws Attempted ............................. 49 vs. Oklahoma Christian, 12/30/97Rebounds ........................................................74 vs. Southern Wesleyan, 3/2/00Assists................................................................................. 47 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Blocked Shots ............................................................... 20 vs. Emmanuel, 2/3/95Steals ........................................................................... 30 vs. Concordia, 2/13/96Largest Margin of Victory ................................................ 103 vs. Selma, 1/18/96

Win/Loss StreaksLongest Winning Streak ...................................................26, 12/10/94 - 3/18/95Longest Losing Streak ..............................................................6, 1/17/08-2/7/08

Scoring AverageName Year Avg.Joanna Cuprys 1995-96 26.7Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 24.7Leigh Swanson 1991-92 22.0Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 21.7Natasha Pittman 1992-93 20.9Leigh Swanson 1992-93 20.8Rhonda Coker 1987-88 20.8Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 19.6Joanna Cuprys 1994-95 19.1Leigh Swanson 1990-91 18.6

PointsName Year TotalJoanna Cuprys 1995-96 882Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 737Leigh Swanson 1991-92 725Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 717Leigh Swanson 1992-93 688Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 688Natasha Pittman 1992-93 669Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 568Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 554Rhonda Coker 1987-88 542

ReboundsName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1999-00 411Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 406Crystal Williams 1998-99 395Crystal Williams 2000-01 373Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 360Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 344Crystal Williams 1997-98 329Leslie Beverly 1992-93 311Natasha Pittman 1992-93 310Natasha Pittman 1993-94 285

AssistsName Year TotalLaKenya Knight 1995-96 305Tracey Tipton 1986-87 277LaKenya Knight 1994-95 273Pam Holloway 1993-94 238Toni Nicely 1993-94 177Jama Herbert 1992-93 168Jama Herbert 1991-92 158Veronica Harris 1988-89 148Tracey Tipton 1987-88 137Paula Brost 1988-89 136Tiffany Frederick 2003-04 136

StealsName Year TotalNatasha Pittman 1992-93 123Veronica Harris 1988-89 123LaKenya Knight 1994-95 111LaKenya Knight 1995-96 109Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 109Crystal Williams 1999-00 98Crystal Williams 2000-01 98Leslie Beverly 1992-93 97Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 94Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 92

LaKenya Knight

SEASON RECORDS

Joanna Cuprys

Game and Season Records



Blocked ShotsName Year TotalSamantha Tomlinson 1994-95 203Cassie Moore 2009-10 107Cassie Moore 2008-09 93Eszter Abraham 1991-92 63Matisha Brown 1988-89 56Samantha Tomlinson 1995-96 54Felicia Pharr 1986-87 48Tina Odume 2013-14 42Natasha Pittman 1992-93 40Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 35

Field Goals MadeName Year TotalJoanna Cuprys 1995-96 323Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 310Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 293Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 282Natasha Pittman 1992-93 270Justyne Stanioch 1994-95 224Leigh Swanson 1991-92 224Rhonda Coker 1987-88 223Crystal Williams 2000-01 222Leslie Beverly 1992-93 221

Field Goal Percentage(min 100 attempts)

Name Year Pct.Justyne Stanioch 1994-95 .675Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 .646Cassie Moore 2008-09 .596Caitlin Cunningham 2012-13 .595Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 .572Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 .571Natasha Pittman 1992-93 .570Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 .570Kelli Roberts 2000-01 .569Leslie Beverly 1992-93 .564

3-Point Field Goals MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1991-92 102Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 97Leigh Swanson 1992-93 93Carlie Ainsworth 2009-10 87Katie Williams 2013-14 85Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 83Carlie Ainsworth 2008-09 81Deaundra Johnson 2000-01 69Brittany Moore 2006-07 64Katie Williams 2012-13 63

3-Point Field Goal Percentage(min 75 attempts)

Name Year TotalMarla Kemp 1995-96 .542Kaylan Withrow 2013-14 .458Leigh Swanson 1990-91 .432Carla Douglas 2000-01 .429Leigh Swanson 1991-92 .427Joanna Cuprys 1994-95 .408Tiffany Frederick 2002-03 .400Carlie Ainsworth 2008-09 .400Crystal Smith 2002-03 .388Natalie Nelson 2005-06 .388

Free Throws MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1991-92 175Leigh Swanson 1992-93 157Joanna Cuprys 1995-96 144Crystal Williams 1999-00 136Natasha Pittman 1992-93 129Lisa Samples 1986-87 124Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 120Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 117Cindy Black 1989-90 115Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 114

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SEASON RECORDSAUM Team Season Highs

Points ............................................3,322, 1993-94Fewest Points Allowed..................1,695, 2009-10Field Goals Made ..........................1,302, 1993-94Field Goals Attempted ..................2,823, 1993-94Field Goal Percentage .................... .508, 1994-95Free Throws Made ...........................564, 1993-94Free Throws Attempted ...................858, 1993-94Rebounds ......................................1,811, 1994-95Assists...............................................858, 1993-94Blocked Shots ...................................318, 1994-95Steals ................................................536, 1992-93

Samantha Tomlinson

CAREER RECORDSPoints

Name Years TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 2,336Crystal Williams 1997-01 1,913Carla Douglas 1997-01 1,873Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 1,759Monica Diamond 2001-05 1,456Karen Duncan 1991-94 1,221Katie Barnett 1996-00 1,173Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 1,143Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 1,159Brittany Moore 2004-08 1,124

Scoring AverageName Years Avg.Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 24.7Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 20.2Leigh Swanson 1989-93 19.6Rhonda Coker 1986-88 18.4Samantha Tomlinson 1994-96 17.5

Matisha Brown 1988-89 17.4Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 17.0Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 16.5Lisa Samples 1986-88 16.5Lesley Beverly 1991-93 16.2

ReboundsName Years TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 1,508Carla Douglas 1997-01 1,042Monica Diamond 2001-05 797Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 766Melanie Gess 2006-10 665Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 640Natasha Pittman 1992-94 595Leigh Swanson 1989-93 580Amanda Tolbert 2000-04 551Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 549

Leigh Swanson

Season and Career Records



Rebounding AverageName Years Avg.Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 11.9Natasha Pittman 1992-94 11.6Crystal Williams 1997-01 10.7Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 10.6Leslie Beverly 1991-93 9.3Barbara Appling 1990-92 9.2Rhonda Coker 1986-88 8.5Lisa Samples 1986-88 8.2Cassie Moore 2008-10 7.9Matisha Brown 1988-89 7.8

AssistsName Years TotalLaKenya Knight 1994-96 578Pam Holloway 1990-94 500Jama Herbert 1989-93 455Katie Barnett 1996-00 423Tracey Tipton 1986-88 422Toni Nicely 1990-94 404Brittany Moore 2004-08 383Freeah Smith 1996-00 351Karen Duncan 1991-94 314Jessica Weathers 2001-05 311

StealsName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 337Veronica Harris 1986-90 255Karen Duncan 1991-94 243Carla Douglas 1997-01 241Brittany Moore 2004-08 229Jama Herbert 1989-93 226LaKenya Knight 1994-96 220Natasha Pittman 1992-94 211Leigh Swanson 1989-93 207Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 203

Blocked ShotsName Years TotalSamantha Tomlinson 1994-96 257Cassie Moore 2008-10 200Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 88Natasha Pittman 1992-94 73Eszter Abraham 1991-92 63Tina Odume 2011-pres. 59Felicia Pharr 1986-90 59

Matisha Brown 1988-89 56Carla Douglas 1997-01 54Marren Schwartz 2011-pres. 50

Field Goals MadeName Years TotalCarla Douglas 1997-01 767Crystal Williams 1997-01 754Leigh Swanson 1989-93 695Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 687Monica Diamond 2001-05 566Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 506Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 495Karen Duncan 1991-94 492Natasha Pittman 1992-94 483Rhonda Coker 1986-88 432

Field Goal PercentageName Year Pct.Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 .616Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 .616Cassie Moore 2008-10 .569Caitlin Cunningham 2009-13 .553Natasha Pittman 1992-94 .547Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .545Lesley Beverly 1991-93 .541Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 .512Jackie Tate 2002-03 .512Cindy Black 1988-90 .507

3-Point Field Goals MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 281Carlie Ainsworth 2007-11 238 Brittany Moore 2004-08 205Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 187Katie Barnett 1996-00 183Jessica Weathers 2001-05 149Katie Williams 2012-14 148Deaundra Johnson 1997-01 142Samantha Tomlinson 1994-96 115Courtney Thacker 2008-12 108

3-Point Field Goal Percentage

Name Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 .387Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .385Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 .373

Tiffany Frederick 2002-04 .357Haley McIntyre 2005-11 .344 Carlie Ainsworth 2007-11 .342Katie Barnett 1996-00 .342Crystal Smith 2002-04 .335Katie Williams 2012-14 .333Brittany Moore 2004-08 .330

Free Throws MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 527Crystal Williams 1997-01 405Carla Douglas 1997-01 327Haley McIntyre 2005-11 323 Monica Diamond 2001-05 281Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 278Toni Nicely 1990-94 273Katie Barnett 1996-00 260Jessica Weathers 2001-05 240Natasha Pittman 1992-94 231

Free Throw PercentageName Year Pct.Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .858Leigh Swanson 1989-93 .830Haley McIntyre 2005-11 .794LaKeisha Parrish 1999-00 .792Matisha Brown 1988-89 .770Lisa Samples 1986-88 .769Jackie Tate 2002-03 .765Patti Ford 1989-91 .762Katie Barnett 1996-00 .758Rhonda Coker 1986-88 .750

Games PlayedName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 145Carla Douglas 1997-01 139Katie Barnett 1996-00 137Nefraterri Rostick 1998-03 130Monica Diamond 2001-05 130Freeah Smith 1996-00 130Jama Herbert 1989-93 125Magan Merritt 1999-03 125Brittany Moore 2004-08 124Jessica Weathers 2001-05 124Pam Holloway 1990-94 124

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Carla Douglas

Melanie Gess

Carlie Ainsworth

Career Records



Joanna Cuprys - Forward 1,759Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1993-94 37 199 445 .447 83 224 .371 73 93 .785 554 15.0 1994-95 23 165 299 .552 49 120 .408 61 68 .897 440 19.1 1995-96 29 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 765 26.4 Totals 89 647 1261 .513 187 486 .385 278 324 .858 1,759 19.8

Crystal Williams - Forward 1,913Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1997-98 34 135 396 .341 0 2 .000 86 146 .589 356 10.5 1998-99 36 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 486 13.5 1999-00 37 200 405 .494 0 2 .000 136 191 .712 536 14.5 2000-01 38 222 476 .466 0 0 .000 91 157 .580 535 14.1 Totals 145 754 1719 .439 0 11 .000 432 631 .685 1,913 13.2

Leigh Swanson - Guard 2,336Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.1989-90 28 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 457 16.31990-91 25 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 95 110 .864 465 18.61991-92 33 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 726 22.01992-93 33 150 527 .285 93 263 .354 157 182 .863 588 17.8Totals 119 695 1800 .386 281 728 .386 537 635 .846 2,336 19.6

Carla Douglas - Center 1,873Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1997-98 34 163 309 .528 0 5 .000 58 90 .644 384 11.3 1998-99 36 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 469 13.0 1999-00 35 215 412 .522 0 7 .000 69 110 .627 499 14.3 2000-01 34 202 386 .523 3 7 .429 114 162 .704 521 15.3 Totals 139 767 1541 .498 12 48 .250 327 489 .669 1,873 13.5

Monica Diamond - Guard 1,473Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

2001-02 33 126 348 .362 5 34 .147 58 75 .773 315 9.2 2002-03 34 133 352 .378 3 35 .086 76 117 .650 345 10.5 2003-04 33 144 368 .391 27 77 .351 59 76 .776 374 11.3 2004-05 30 163 411 .397 25 80 .313 88 112 .786 439 14.6 Totals 130 566 1479 .383 60 226 .265 281 380 .739 1,473 11.3

Karen Duncan - Guard 1,221Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1991-92 33 144 293 .491 14 47 .297 44 67 .657 337 10.2 1992-93 33 159 375 .424 27 88 .306 52 75 .693 397 12.0 1993-94 38 189 421 .449 55 156 .353 54 75 .720 487 12.8 Totals 104 492 1089 .452 96 291 .330 150 217 .691 1,221 11.7

Cynthia Alexander - Center 1,174

Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1993-94 37 185 324 .571 0 0 .000 67 112 .598 437 11.8 1994-95 34 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 737 21.7 Totals 71 495 804 .616 0 0 .000 184 294 .626 1,174 16.1

1,000-Point Club



Justyne Stanioch - Center 1,159Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1994-95 37 224 332 .675 1 4 .250 86 132 .652 535 14.5 1995-96 31 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 624 20.1 Totals 68 479 779 .615 1 6 .167 200 299 .669 1,159 17.0

Katie Barnett - Guard 1,173Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.1996-97 30 70 229 .306 31 108 .287 42 64 .656 213 7.11997-98 34 91 270 .337 42 128 .328 78 91 .857 302 8.91998-99 36 120 308 .390 52 138 .377 97 121 .802 389 10.81999-00 37 84 248 .339 58 161 .360 43 67 .642 269 7.3Totals 137 365 1055 .346 183 535 .342 260 343 .758 1,173 8.6

Brittany Moore - Guard 1,124Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

2004-05 30 73 212 .344 31 92 .337 44 58 .759 221 7.4 2005-06 30 92 269 .342 57 171 .333 44 59 .746 285 9.5 2006-07 34 104 284 .366 64 178 .360 35 53 .673 307 9.0 2007-08 30 101 311 .325 53 181 .293 56 81 .691 311 10.4 Totals 124 370 1,046 .354 205 622 .330 179 251 .713 1,124 9.6

Carlie Ainsworth - Guard 1,106Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

2007-08 9 32 99 .323 15 53 .283 16 21 .762 95 10.6 2008-09 29 116 307 .378 81 230 .399 16 28 .571 329 11.9 2009-10 30 119 343 .347 87 230 .378 31 43 .721 356 11.3 2010-11 30 108 348 .310 55 209 .263 55 68 .809 326 10.9 Totals 98 375 1,097 .340 238 695 .330 118 160 .716 1,106 11.2

Haley McIntyre - Forward 1,109Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

2005-06 30 84 240 .350 24 89 .270 101 133 .759 293 9.8 2006-07 --- DNP 2007-08 29 113 266 .425 51 118 .432 92 119 .773 369 12.7 2008-09 29 47 135 .348 8 40 .200 50 56 .893 152 5.2 2009-10 --- DNP 2010-11 30 96 219 .438 23 61 .377 80 99 .808 295 9.8 Totals 118 340 860 .395 106 308 .344 323 407 .794 1,109 9.4

Jessica Weather - Guard 1,096Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

2001-02 28 85 232 .366 38 123 .309 65 91 .714 273 9.8 2002-03 34 92 219 .374 40 112 .357 47 69 .681 251 7.4 2003-04 32 77 179 .430 25 77 .325 56 80 .700 235 7.3 2004-05 29 111 274 .405 46 144 .319 69 93 .742 337 11.6 Totals 123 365 904 .404 149 456 .327 237 333 .712 1,096 8.9

Rhonda Coker - Forward 1,050Year GP FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1986-87 31 209 440 .475 -- - - 90 124 .726 508 16.4 1987-88 26 223 468 .476 4 13 .308 96 124 .774 542 20.8 Totals 57 432 904 .476 4 13 .308 186 248 .750 1,050 18.4

1,000-Point Club



NAIA District 27 (1986-93)

Player Year Min-Avg. FG Att. Pct. 3FG Att. Pct. FT Att. Pct. Reb. Avg. PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. Avg.Lisa Samples 1987 744-28.6 166 333 .498 16 49 .327 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3Rhonda Coker 1988 790-30.4 223 468 .476 0 1 .000 96 124 .774 207 8.0 59 33 64 0 50 542 20.8Lori Prescott 1988 801-30.8 160 353 .453 16 49 .327 61 83 .735 162 6.2 69 37 43 1 33 391 15.0Lisa Samples 1988 794-30.5 166 333 .453 4 13 .308 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3Matisha Brown 1989 789-27.2 208 398 .523 1 1 1.000 87 113 .770 226 7.8 86 19 48 56 22 504 17.4Felicia Pharr 1989 360-30.0 72 142 .507 0 0 .000 54 65 .831 81 6.8 37 4 32 10 11 198 16.5Leigh Swanson 1990 588-21.0 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 151 5.4 94 69 105 2 40 457 16.3Barbara Appling 1991 823-26.5 168 341 .493 0 0 .000 97 162 .599 285 9.2 112 8 68 9 59 433 14.0Patti Ford 1991 921-28.8 96 240 .400 0 1 .000 37 48 .771 89 2.8 59 79 88 4 67 229 7.2Leigh Swanson 1991 850-34.0 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 85 110 .773 131 5.2 75 38 59 3 40 466 18.6Mary Brown 1992 719-21.8 145 305 .475 0 0 .000 51 75 .680 153 4.6 76 15 59 3 28 341 10.3Leigh Swanson 1992 1096-33.2 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 166 5.0 88 99 117 8 59 725 22.0Leslie Beverly 1993 974-29.5 221 392 .564 1 7 .143 71 130 .546 311 9.4 98 81 64 32 97 514 15.6Karen Duncan 1993 990-30.0 159 375 .424 38 117 .325 43 58 .741 124 3.8 91 102 61 1 84 399 12.1Natasha Pittman 1993 989-30.2 270 474 .570 0 0 .000 129 182 .709 310 9.7 95 52 76 40 123 310 9.7Leigh Swanson 1993 1145-34.7 219 527 .416 93 262 .355 157 182 .827 132 4.0 88 87 97 17 68 688 20.8

NAIA Southeast/Mid-South Region (1994-99)

Player Year Min-Avg. FG Att. Pct. 3FG Att. Pct. FT Att. Pct. Reb. Avg. PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. Avg.Cynthia Alexander 1994 836-22.6 185 324 .571 0 0 .000 67 112 .598 360 9.7 70 60 68 9 109 437 11.8Joanna Cuprys 1994 740-20.0 199 445 .447 83 224 .371 73 93 .785 189 5.1 96 40 56 35 53 554 15.0Karen Duncan 1994 973-25.6 189 421 .449 55 156 .353 54 75 .720 133 3.5 78 109 70 4 77 487 12.8Natasha Pittman 1994 958-26.6 213 409 .521 1 3 .333 102 138 .739 285 7.9 86 56 52 33 88 529 14.7Cynthia Alexander 1995 902-26.5 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 406 11.9 80 51 98 21 94 737 21.7Joanna Cuprys 1995 713-31.0 165 299 .552 49 120 .408 61 68 .897 134 5.8 65 54 59 20 42 440 19.1Justyne Stanioch 1995 977-26.4 224 332 .675 1 4 .250 86 132 .652 226 6.1 126 57 75 30 78 535 14.5Sam Tomlinson 1995 896-25.6 212 471 .450 97 257 .377 47 73 .644 206 5.9 95 61 87 203 40 568 16.2Joanna Cuprys 1996 774-26.7 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 226 7.8 92 71 75 33 61 765 26.4Justyne Stanioch 1996 902-29.1 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 283 9.1 106 74 93 19 92 624 20.1LaKenya Knight 1996 1126-35.2 105 302 .348 18 70 .257 43 72 .597 194 6.1 52 305 196 22 109 271 8.5Jackie Hodnett 1997 734-25.3 293 512 .572 11 30 .367 120 170 .706 344 11.9 75 15 85 18 65 717 24.7Katie Barnett 1997 888-29.6 70 229 .306 31 108 .287 42 64 .656 108 3.6 64 108 128 6 31 213 7.1Crystal Davidson 1997 819-27.3 113 260 .435 0 1 .000 65 87 .747 197 6.6 98 54 67 12 35 291 9.7Katie Barnett 1998 1148-33.8 91 270 .337 42 128 .328 78 91 .857 150 4.4 55 95 100 7 57 302 8.9Carla Douglas 1998 965-28.4 163 309 .528 0 5 .000 58 90 .644 258 7.6 82 19 72 6 39 384 11.3Crystal Williams 1998 1005-29.6 135 396 .341 0 2 .000 86 146 .589 329 9.7 71 21 98 2 62 356 10.5Katie Barnett 1999 1179-32.8 120 208 .390 52 138 .377 97 121 .802 128 3.6 74 110 72 2 37 389 10.8Carla Douglas 1999 1173-32.6 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 283 7.9 103 32 75 5 72 469 13.0Crystal Williams 1999 1181-32.8 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 395 11.0 91 32 91 4 79 486 13.5

Crystal WilliamsJustyne StaniochKatie Barnett

Individual Honors



NAIA All-Americans (1986-present)

Player Year Min-Avg FG FGA Pct. 3FG A Pct. FT A Pct. Reb. Avg. PF A TO Blk St Pts. Avg.Lisa Samples 1987 744-28.6 166 333 .498 16 49 .327 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3Rhonda Coker 1988 790-30.4 223 468 .476 0 1 .000 96 124 .774 207 8.0 59 33 64 0 50 542 20.8Leigh Swanson 1990 588-21.0 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 154 5.4 94 69 105 2 40 457 16.3Leigh Swanson 1991 850-34.0 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 85 110 .773 131 5.2 75 38 59 3 40 466 18.6Leigh Swanson 1992 1096-33.2 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 166 5.0 88 99 117 8 59 725 22.0Leigh Swanson 1993 1145-34.7 219 527 .416 93 262 .355 157 182 .827 132 4.0 88 87 97 17 68 688 20.8Cynthia Alexander 1995 902-26.5 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 406 11.9 80 51 98 21 94 737 21.7Sam Tomlinson 1995 896-25.6 212 471 .450 97 257 .377 47 73 .644 206 5.9 95 61 87 203 40 568 16.2Joanna Cuprys 1996 774-26.7 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 226 7.8 92 71 75 33 61 765 26.4Justyne Stanioch 1996 902-29.1 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 283 9.1 106 74 93 19 92 624 20.1Jackie Hodnett 1997 734-25.3 293 512 .572 11 30 .367 120 170 .706 344 11.9 75 15 85 18 65 717 24.7Carla Douglas 1999 1173-32.6 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 283 7.9 103 32 75 7 72 469 13.0Crystal Williams 1999 1181-32.8 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 395 11.0 91 32 91 4 79 486 13.5Carla Douglas 2000 997-28.5 215 412 .522 0 7 .000 69 110 .627 276 7.9 117 23 66 18 73 499 14.3Crystal Williams 2000 1184-32.0 200 405 .494 0 2 .000 136 191 .712 411 11.1 79 35 75 6 98 536 14.5Carla Douglas 2001 929-27.3 202 386 .523 3 7 .429 114 162 .704 225 6.6 90 16 50 25 57 521 15.3Crystal Williams 2001 1211-31.9 222 476 .466 0 0 .000 91 157 .580 373 9.8 86 21 72 3 98 535 14.1Jackie Tate 2003 765-24.7 129 252 .512 16 48 .333 62 81 .765 179 5.8 68 47 45 29 49 336 10.8Monica Diamond 2004 1193-36.1 144 368 .391 27 77 .351 59 76 .776 192 5.8 65 98 64 7 37 374 11.3Monica Diamond 2005 1129-37.6 163 411 .397 25 80 .313 88 112 .786 188 6.3 49 80 67 2 33 439 14.6Natalie Nelson 2007 975-30.5 146 359 .407 45 121 .372 61 86 .709 170 5.3 76 82 78 13 49 398 12.4Cassie Moore 2008 657-28.6 146 245 .596 2 5 .400 75 108 .694 188 8.2 53 38 73 93 23 369 16.0Cassie Moore 2009 758-26.2 139 256 .543 3 7 .429 104 138 .754 221 7.6 87 24 85 107 27 385 13.3LaKenya Drayton 2012 839-28.0 139 295 .471 0 1 .000 86 133 .647 243 8.1 79 23 71 15 25 364 12.1Jatoria Carter 2015 825-26.6 134 379 .354 23 87 .264 115 161 .714 120 3.9 64 127 108 1 106 406 13.1

1999-00 Carla Douglas

Crystal Williams

2000-01Carla Douglas

Crystal Williams

2001-02Monica Diamond

Chanda HaleyJessica Weathers


Crystal SmithJackie Tate

2003-04Freda Cherry

Monica Diamond


2005-06Natalie Nelson

2006-07Christina GarnerNatalie Nelson

2007-08Haley McIntyreBrittany MooreCassie Moore

2008-09Carlie Ainsworth

Cassie Moore

2009-10Carlie Ainsworth

Cassie Moore

2012-13LaKenya Drayton

2013-14Katie WilliamsTina Odume

2014-15Jatoria Carter

Kaylan Withrow

ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMERS (1999-00 to present)

Natalie NelsonHaley McIntyreMonica Diamond

NAIA All-Americans/Individual Honors



NAIA National Tournament Appearances

1986-873/11 at Wisconsin-Green Bay L, 87-61

1990-913/5 at Mount Mercy L, 67-54

1991-923/18 vs. Fresno Pacific L, 65-62

1992-933/5 vs. Rosary W, 95-793/7 vs. Southwest Oklahoma L, 73-50

1993-943/16 vs. Rosary W, 103-593/18 vs. Central State W, 85-763/19 vs. Southwest Oklahoma W, 69-603/21 vs. Southern Nazarene L, 83-81

1994-953/16 at Voorhees W, 103-503/17 at St. Martin’s W, 95-793/18 at Southeast Oklahoma L, 81-76

1995-963/13 vs. St. Mary’s (Texas) W, 61-603/15 vs. Western New Mexico W, 91-753/17 vs. Lipscomb L, 87-66

1996-973/20 at Southeast Oklahoma L, 78-66

1997-983/19 at Freed-Hardeman W, 63-313/20 at Wayland Baptist L, 69-62

1998-993/17 vs. McKendree W, 70-533/19 vs. Morris W, 77-373/20 vs. Freed-Hardeman L, 55-48

1999-003/15 at Claflin W, 67-333/17 at Trevecca Nazarene W, 61-463/18 at Southern Nazarene L, 56-54

2000-013/14 at Indiana Southeast W, 59-433/16 at Central State W, 72-633/17 at Union W, 55-523/19 at Southern Nazarene W, 53-493/20 at Oklahoma City L, 69-52

2001-023/13 vs. Houston Baptist L, 67-59

2002-033/20 vs. Transylvania L, 67-56

2003-043/16 at Oklahoma Baptist W, 61-553/18 at Union (Tenn.) L, 68-47

2005-063/15 at The Master’s L, 65-50

2006-073/15 at Lambuth L, 68-46

2008-093/18 at Point Loma Nazarene L, 51-38

1986-872/28 at Montevallo^ W, 74-713/2 vs. Dillard$ W, 83-683/4 vs. Union$ W, 96-87

1987-883/4 vs. Montevallo^ L, 76-71

1988-893/3 at Montevallo^ W, 78-723/6 vs. Louisiana College! W, 75-723/9 at Union$ L, 69-62

1990-913/1 at Montevallo^ W, 99-86

1991-923/3 vs. Montevallo^ W, 104-80

1992-932/27 at Montevallo^ L, 97-89

1993-943/4 vs. Selma@ W, 115-483/7 vs. West Florida@ W, 108-633/9 vs. Montevallo@ W, 77-73

1994-953/3 vs. Limestone@ W, 98-453/6 vs. Montevallo@ W, 81-763/8 vs. Lynn@ W, 111-65

1995-963/4 vs. West Florida@ W, 98-563/6 vs. Montevallo@ W, 68-64

1996-973/5 vs. Montevallo@ W, 61-493/8 vs. Christian Brothers@ W, 62-45

1997-983/7 vs. Talladega@ W, 61-46

1998-993/4 vs. Talladega& W, 78-503/8 vs. Lindsey Wilson& W, 81-51

1999-003/2 vs. Southern Wesleyan# W, 79-343/4 vs. Shorter# W, 76-623/6 vs. North Georgia# W, 72-66

2000-013/1 at Southern Wesleyan# W, 83-313/2 at Georgia Southwestern# W, 65-573/3 at North Georgia# W, 62-56

2001-022/28 vs. Reinhardt# W, 65-453/1 vs. Shorter# W, 77-67

3/2 vs. North Georgia# L, 64-57

2002-033/6 vs. Southern Wesleyan# W, 81-463/7 vs. Georgia Southwestern# W, 76-713/8 vs. North Georgia# L, 62-60

2003-043/3 at Southern Wesleyan# W, 64-363/4 at Brewton-Parker# W, 64-563/5 at North Georgia# L, 82-64

2004-053/3 at Lee% L, 51-49

2005-063/2 at Shorter% W, 64-333/3 at Brewton-Parker% L, 75-63

2006-072/28 vs. Reinhardt% W, 66-583/2 vs. Southern Poly% W, 54-403/3 at Lee% L, 62-49

2007-083/6 at Berry% L, 65-51

2008-093/5 at Southern Poly% L, 53-50

2009-103/4 at Emmanuel% W, 38-343/5 at Lee% L, 53-35

2011-122/29 vs. Brewton-Parker% W, 45-323/1 vs. Belhaven% L, 55-47

2012-132/28 vs. Coastal Georgia% L, 68-46

2013-143/5 vs. Martin Methodist% L, 68-56

2014-153/5 vs. Blue Mountain% L, 68-66

Legend^ NAIA District 27 Tournament! NAIA Bi-District Tournament$ NAIA Tri-District Tournament@ NAIA Southeast Regional Tournament& Mid-South Independent Tournament# GACC Tournament% SSAC Tournament

Postseason Appearances

CONFERENCE/DISTRICT TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES



1986-87 20-1111/15 vs. Kennesaw L, 81-6711/18 at Judson (Ala.) W, 118-5311/21 vs. Spring Hill W, 74-6311/25 vs. William Carey W, 89-7811/28 at Kennesaw L, 76-6911/29 at North Georgia L, 78-7412/3 vs. UAB W, 72-6612/6 vs. Tennessee Temple W, 2-0 (Forfeit)12/11 vs. North Georgia L, 59-5612/30 at Georgia Tech L, 74-581/8 at Tuskegee L, 81-761/15 at Montevallo L, 69-541/17 vs. Shorter W, 89-691/20 vs. Stillman W, 98-331/22 at Talladega W, 84-711/24 at West Florida W, 73-601/26 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 82-791/27 vs. Judson (Ala.) W, 95-402/2 vs. Montevallo W, 80-582/6 at Covenant W, 96-372/7 at Shorter L, 72-682/9 vs. Talladega W, 99-572/13 at Spring Hill W, 82-622/14 at West Florida L, 71-652/26 at Stillman W, 100-832/21 at Tennessee Temple W, 99-712/23 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 82-762/28 at Montevallo^ W, 74-713/2 vs. Dillard$ W, 83-683/4 vs. Union$ W, 96-873/11 at Wisconsin-Green Bay% L, 87-61^ District 27 Playoff$ NAIA Tri-District Playoff% NAIA National Tournament

1987-88 21-711/12 vs. Kennesaw State W, 86-7811/20 vs. Morris Brown!! W, 103-5811/21 at Kennesaw State!! W, 75-6111/27 vs. Stillman W, 2-0 (Forfeit)11/30 at William Carey W, 78-7712/4 vs. William Carey## W, 86-5612/5 vs. Shorter## W, 63-5912/10 vs. Jacksonville State W, 86-8212/12 vs. North Georgia W, 69-6012/15 at Belhaven W, 84-5312/16 at Mississippi University for Women W, 81-671/1 vs. Central Arkansas$$ L, 91-741/2 vs. Arkansas-Monticello$$ W, 65-621/9 at North Georgia W, 69-571/16 at Berry L, 71-651/18 at Tuskegee W, 108-861/21 vs. Montevallo W, 95-931/29 at West Florida W, 54-512/1 at Alabama State L, 80-692/6 vs. Tennessee Temple W, 93-512/10 at Georgia Tech L, 89-722/11 vs. Talladega W, 61-482/13 vs. West Florida W, 82-702/16 at Stillman W, 2-0 (Forfeit)2/18 at Jacksonville State L, 83-692/23 at UAB L, 91-822/25 at Talladega W, 65-533/4 vs. Montevallo^ L, 76-71!! Lady Owl Invitational (hosted by Kennesaw College)## Lady Senator Classic (hosted by AUM)$$ New Year’s Classic (hosted by West Florida)^ NAIA District 27 Tournament

1988-89 20-1111/12 vs. Lee W, 80-7011/14 at Spring Hill W, 73-5511/18 at Mobile W, 77-7511/19 at Louisiana College L, 77-76

11/25 vs. Shorter## W. 82-4611/26 vs. Mobile## W, 75-6011/28 vs. Miles W, 87-5012/2 at Carson-Newman L, 78-7412/3 at Berry L, 69-6712/8 vs. North Georgia W, 84-6712/10 vs. Berry W, 65-5812/18 vs. Kennesaw State L, 65-551/11 at Miles W, 67-351/13 at Converse W, 69-611/14 at Wofford W, 87-591/16 at Southern Wesleyan W, 86-571/18 vs. South Alabama L, 67-611/21 vs. Montevallo L, 72-631/26 at West Florida L, 70-631/31 vs. Talladega W, 72-552/2 at North Georgia W, 75-702/4 at Shorter W, 72-642/6 vs. Alabama State W, 75-732/11 vs. West Florida W, 70-412/13 at Georgia Tech L, 80-572/16 at Montevallo W, 63-512/18 at Lander L, 65-632/25 at Talladega L, 60-573/3 at Montevallo^ W, 78-723/6 vs. Louisiana College! W, 75-723/9 at Union$ L, 69-62## AUM Thanksgiving Classic^ NAIA District 27 Playoff! NAIA Bi-District Playoff$ NAIA Tri-District Playoff

1989-90 13-1511/10 at Mobile W, 84-7911/11 at William Carey W, 84-6411/17 vs. Kentucky State## W, 84-6911/18 vs. Jacksonville State## L, 94-7311/21 vs. Mobile L, 57-5312/9 at Shorter W, 80-5812/11 at South Alabama L, 105-7112/13 vs. Troy State W, 100-8512/16 vs. Tuskegee!! L, 100-791/4 at Catawba W, 68-661/6 at North Georgia L, 64-541/8 at Georgia Tech L, 89-631/13 at Berry L, 61-481/16 vs. Miles W, 91-771/17 vs. Kennesaw State L, 60-521/20 at Montevallo W, 77-761/22 vs. Talladega W, 79-491/31 at Troy State L, 87-732/3 vs. Shorter W, 72-582/5 at West Florida L, 76-732/7 vs. Alabama State L, 64-602/9 at Talladega W, 73-702/12 vs. Berry L, 71-632/14 at Kennesaw State L, 72-652/16 at Miles (Ala.) W, 83-492/17 vs. Montevallo L, 68-652/24 vs. West Florida L, 69-51## Lady Senators Classic (hosted by AUM)!! Toys for Tots Classic (hosted by AUM)

1990-91 24-911/9 at Mobile W, 62-5811/10 at Southern-New Orleans W, 86-6511/14 vs. Shorter W, 82-7111/16 vs. Brewton-Parker## W, 69-5511/17 vs. Kennesaw State## W, 82-7111/20 at Mobile L, 70-6211/26 vs. William Carey W, 61-4911/28 at Troy State W, 76-5812/2 at Alabama L, 78-5712/7 vs. North Georgia W, 76-5612/15 vs. Alabama!! L, 78-57

12/18 at William Carey W, 65-481/5 at North Georgia L, 67-501/10 at Alabama State L, 72-591/12 at Berry L, 75-561/19 vs. Montevallo W, 86-741/24 vs. Troy State L, 76-741/26 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 2-0 (Forfeit)1/28 at Shorter W, 86-721/29 vs. Selma W, 98-571/30 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 89-712/2 at West Florida W, 88-782/6 at Georgia Southwestern W, 77-572/9 at Talladega W, 86-802/11 vs. Berry W, 74-692/13 at Kennesaw State L, 81-742/16 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-662/18 at Montevallo W, 80-772/20 vs. Talladega W, 77-692/23 vs. West Florida W, 89-702/25 at Selma W, 104-613/1 at Montevallo^ W, 99-863/5 at Mount Mercy% L, 67-54## Lady Senator Classic (hosted by AUM)!! Toys for Tots Classic (hosted by AUM)^ NAIA District 27 Playoff% NAIA National Tournament

1991-92 25-811/9 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 80-5911/11 vs. Spring Hill W, 104-7811/15 vs. North Georgia## W, 85-7511/16 vs. Kennesaw State## W, 81-7211/18 vs. William Carey W, 75-6611/21 vs. Lambuth W, 90-7211/22 at Spring Hill W, 81-7211/23 at Mobile L, 62-6111/25 vs. Dillard W, 76-5412/3 vs. Mobile W, 75-5612/14 at Dillard W, 93-9012/16 at William Carey L, 70-6212/18 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 104-711/7 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 88-691/11 vs. Berry L, 65-621/14 at Troy State W, 89-851/16 at Alabama State L, 59-551/18 vs. West Florida W, 94-711/20 at Montevallo L, 77-681/23 at Selma W, 83-361/25 at North Georgia L, 77-761/28 vs. Talladega W, 86-651/30 at Georgia Southwestern W, 80-621/31 at Brewton-Parker W, 82-652/3 at Berry W, 62-602/6 vs. Selma W, 113-502/8 at West Florida W, 91-682/10 at Kennesaw State L, 74-702/13 at Talladega W, 75-742/18 vs. Troy State W, 103-892/20 vs. Montevallo W, 99-943/3 vs. Montevallo^ W, 104-803/18 vs. Fresno Pacific% L, 65-62## Lady Senator Classic ^ NAIA District 27 Playoff% NAIA National Tournament

1992-93 27-611/13 vs. William Carey## W, 88-8311/14 vs. Brewton-Parker## W, 95-7011/16 at Georgia Southwestern W, 103-6211/18 at Spring Hill W, 73-4711/20 vs. Xavier (La.) W, 86-6211/21 vs. Dillard W, 90-6911/23 vs. North Georgia W, 104-6011/24 vs. Mobile W, 87-6812/1 at Auburn L, 78-58

Year-by-Year Results



12/3 vs. Berry W, 106-8312/5 at Brewton-Parker W, 78-6312/14 at William Carey L, 69-5812/18 at Mobile W, 86-5912/19 at Dillard W, 87-861/1 at Michigan-Dearborn!! W, 83-311/2 at Arkansas-Monticello!! W, 100-751/6 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 101-481/16 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-581/18 at North Georgia W, 77-531/23 at Berry W, 71-611/25 vs. Mississippi University for Women W, 80-581/28 vs. Kennesaw State W, 91-481/30 vs. West Florida W, 103-692/1 vs. Alabama State W, 83-582/3 vs. Montevallo L, 79-672/6 at Talladega W, 89-442/11 at Mississippi University for Women W, 89-602/13 at West Florida W, 93-842/18 at Montevallo L, 72-682/20 vs. Talladega W, 87-472/27 at Montevallo^ L, 97-893/5 vs. Rosary% W, 95-793/7 vs. Southwest Oklahoma% L, 73-50## Lady Senator Classic (hosted by AUM)!! New Year’s Classic (hosted by West Florida)^ NAIA District 27 Playoff% NAIA National Tournament

1993-94 34-411/10 vs. Selma W, 107-5411/15 at Spring Hill W, 96-7311/17 at Selma W, 114-5211/19 at Lipscomb!! L, 90-6611/20 at Talladega!! W, 82-6911/22 vs. Xavier (La.) W, 74-5311/30 vs. William Carey W, 95-5812/3 vs. Mobile W, 81-4612/4 at Berry W, 96-7612/11 at William Carey W, 74-5012/13 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 78-5112/16 at Xavier (La.) W, 78-7012/17 at Mobile W, 73-5212/18 at Dillard W, 83-6412/30 at Oklahoma Christian## W, 80-5912/31 at Wilmington## W, 105-761/2 at Berry## W, 84-661/3 at Arkansas-Monticello## W, 83-621/5 vs. Spring Hill W, 84-581/6 vs. Talladega W, 83-351/13 vs. Montevallo W, 84-811/15 vs. Martin Methodist1/20 at West Florida W, 101-711/22 vs. Selma W, 116-431/29 at Brewton-Parker W, 106-671/31 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 104-672/2 at Auburn L, 69-462/3 at Talladega W, 82-522/10 at Montevallo W, 80-722/16 at Alabama State L, 68-582/17 vs. West Florida W, 91-582/19 at Selma W, 99-533/4 vs. Selma@ W, 115-483/7 vs. West Florida@ W, 108-633/9 vs. Montevallo@ W, 77-733/16 vs. Rosary% W, 103-593/18 vs. Central State% W, 85-763/19 vs. Southwest Oklahoma% W, 69-603/21 vs. Southern Nazarene% L, 83-81!! Belmont Univ. Rebelette Classic (Nashville, Tenn.)## Univ. of West Florida New Year’s Classic (Pensacola, Fla.)@ NAIA Southeast Regional Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1994-95 34-3

11/15 vs. William Carey W, 80-6111/16 at Clayton State W, 98-6511/18 vs. Emmanuel## W, 78-6611/19 vs. Berry## W, 58-5211/22 at Spring Hill W, 82-6511/28 vs. Spring Hill W, 97-4811/30 at Auburn L, 86-6112/2 vs. Southern-New Orleans!! W, 82-6212/3 vs. Mobile!! W, 63-5512/9 at Xavier (La.) L, 72-6412/10 at William Carey W, 92-5112/12 at Southern-New Orleans W, 84-7212/17 at Sienna Heights@@ W, 89-6012/18 at Doane@@ W, 101-8812/20 at Aquinas@@ W, 90-5512/31 vs. Delta State^^ W, 113-751/2 vs. Montevallo^^ W, 64-601/3 vs. Belhaven^^ W, 84-651/5 vs. Talladega W, 91-411/7 at Mobile W, 78-531/12 at Montevallo W, 65-621/19 vs. Selma W, 98-381/23 at Selma W, 94-721/25 vs. Alabama State W, 89-591/28 at North Georgia W, 112-852/2 at Talladega W, 88-462/3 at Emmanuel W, 103-812/9 vs. Montevallo W, 70-652/11 at Delta State W, 70-682/16 vs. North Georgia W, 98-712/22 at Berry W, 89-803/3 vs. Limestone@ W, 98-453/6 vs. Montevallo@ W, 81-763/8 vs. Lynn (Fla.)@ W, 111-653/16 at Voorhees% W, 103-503/17 at St. Martin’s% W, 95-793/18 at Southeast Oklahoma% L, 81-76## Lady Senator Classic (hosted by AUM)!! Alabama Shootout (hosted by AUM)@@ Hoops & Hula Shootout (Honolulu, Hawaii.)^^ AUM New Year’s Classic@ NAIA Southeast Regional Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1995-96 30-610/30 at Concordia (Ala.) W, 86-4411/3 at Spring Hill^^ W, 88-5411/4 at Xavier^^ W, 97-6311/11 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 76-4411/14 vs. Mobile W, 77-6211/21 vs. Spring Hill W, 79-5811/23 at Martin Methodist!! W, 85-6711/24 at Berry!! W, 97-5311/25 at Wayland Baptist!! L, 86-7511/27 vs. Dillard W, 101-6412/1 at Michigan-Oakland## W, 91-8912/2 at Lipscomb## L, 89-6012/8 at Southern-New Orleans W, 77-6012/9 at Dillard L, 81-7612/14 at Auburn L, 82-5612/29 vs. Midland Lutheran$$ W, 83-7912/30 vs. West Georgia$$ W, 104-711/1 vs. Oklahoma City$$ W, 83-601/2 vs. Seattle$$ W, 81-671/3 vs. Lindenwood$$ W, 69-441/5 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor W, 84-651/8 at Mobile W, 83-711/9 vs. Talladega W, 83-521/18 at Selma W, 151-481/27 at Berry W, 82-521/29 at Talladega W, 83-522/2 at Anderson W, 95-682/3 at Emmanuel L, 70-582/13 vs. Concordia (Ala.) W, 125-362/24 vs. Selma W, 94-34

2/24 vs. Berry W, 71-553/4 vs. West Florida@ W, 98-563/6 vs. Montevallo@ W, 68-643/13 vs. St. Mary’s (Texas)% W, 61-603/15 vs. Western New Mexico% W, 91-753/17 vs. Lipscomb% L, 87-66^^ Xavier University Classic (New Orleans, La.)!! Flying Queens Classic (Plainview, Texas)## Purity-Bison Classic (Nashville, Tenn.)$$ AUM New Year’s Classic@ NAIA SE Regional Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1996-97 19-1111/9 vs. Dillard L, 61-5711/12 at Mobile W, 54-4611/14 at Southern-New Orleans L, 66-6011/15 at Claflin!! L, 78-7211/16 at Shaw!! W, 73-4511/19 at Emmanuel W, 56-5011/22 vs. Union (Tenn.) L, 67-6411/23 at Spring Hill W, 75-6911/26 at Xavier L, 67-4611/30 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 68-4512/6 at Union (Tenn.) L, 69-5112/7 at Lambuth L, 74-57 12/12 at Campbellsville@@ W, 64-6212/13 at Claflin@@ L, 75-6812/14 at Lipscomb@@ W, 71-7012/30 vs. Campbellsville W, 73-56 12/31 vs. Mobile## L, 59-561/1 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor## W, 61-541/3 vs. Oklahoma Christian## W, 56-551/9 at Brewton-Parker W, 89-541/11 at Talladega W, 78-531/18 at Anderson W, 56-471/25 vs. Belmont W, 60-412/1 at Belmont L, 63-592/8 vs. Talladega W, 55-462/10 vs. Spring Hill W, 78-402/17 vs. Anderson W, 75-523/5 vs. Montevallo@ W, 61-493/8 vs. Christian Brothers@ W, 62-453/20 at Southeast Oklahoma% L, 78-66!! Dillard University Classic (New Orleans, La.)@@ Campbellsville Holiday Hoops (Campbellsville, Ky.)## AUM New Year’s Classic @ NAIA SE Regional Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1997-98 24-1011/5 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 85-4611/10 at Spring Hill L, 63-4611/14 at Alabama State L, 48-4411/22 at Mobile L, 49-4211/26 at Xavier (La.) L, 42-3911/29 vs. Spring Hill W, 69-4212/1 vs. Union (Tenn.) L, 71-6112/4 at Oklahoma Science and Arts!! W, 51-4912/5 at Oklahoma City!! W, 57-5212/6 at Southern Nazarene!! L, 74-5112/9 vs. Mobile W, 60-5112/11 at Lipscomb@@ W, 66-5012/12 at Lindsey Wilson@@ W, 60-5012/13 at Campbellsville@@ L, 80-7712/17 at Southern-New Orleans W, 55-3212/19 vs. Xavier (La.) W, 59-5612/30 vs. Oklahoma Christian## W, 67-5112/31 vs. Bethel## W, 55-521/8 vs. Mount Senario$$ W, 77-221/9 at Union (Tenn.) L, 54-451/12 at Talladega W, 60-511/15 at Claflin W, 69-331/20 at Brewton-Parker W, 71-461/22 vs. Shorter W, 55-34




1/26 vs. North Georgia W, 73-562/7 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 82-302/9 at North Georgia L, 71-602/11 at Georgia Southwestern W, 57-432/14 vs. Talladega W, 63-512/19 at Shorter W, 61-352/21 vs. Claflin W, 60-443/7 vs. Talladega@ W, 61-463/19 at Freed-Hardeman% W, 63-313/20 at Wayland Baptist% L, 69-62

!! Citizen’s Bank of Ardmore Tournament (Ardmore, Okla.)@@ Campbellsville Holiday Hoops (Campbellsville, Ky.)## AUM New Year’s Classic$$ Game played in Jackson, Tenn.@ NAIA SE Regional Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1998-99 28-811/10 at Mobile W, 60-5211/21 vs. Alabama State W, 60-3711/24 at Spring Hill W, 52-4811/27 at Southern Nazarene!! L, 82-4711/27 at Oklahoma Christian!! W, 50-4112/3 at Northwest Oklahoma State@@ W, 51-4312/4 at Southern Nazarene@@ L, 66-6312/5 at St. Gregory’s@@ W, 56-4912/8 vs. Union (Tenn.) W, 65-5512/10 at Lipscomb## W, 67-6512/11 at Transylvania## L, 59-5512/12 at Campbellsville## W, 63-5312/29 vs. Emmanuel$$ W, 88-3012/31 vs. Indiana Wesleyan$$ W, 65-351/1 vs. Claflin$$ W, 70-431/2 vs. Campbellsville$$ W, 57-541/5 vs. Mobile W, 64-371/9 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 60-511/11 at North Georgia L, 70-581/16 vs. Shorter W, 56-371/18 vs. Spring Hill W, 47-431/23 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 93-241/25 at Union (Tenn.) L, 62-501/28 at Claflin W, 52-502/1 vs. North Georgia W, 63-482/6 at Georgia Southwestern W, 54-412/9 at Brewton-Parker W, 64-272/11 vs. North Alabama W, 72-422/15 at Xavier (La.) L, 40-372/25 at Savannah College of Art and Design W, 60-422/27 at Shorter W, 56-403/4 vs. Talladega& W, 78-503/8 vs. Lindsey Wilson& W, 81-513/17 vs. McKendree% W, 70-533/19 vs. Morris% W, 77-373/20 vs. Freed-Hardeman% L, 55-48!! Integris Health Classic (Bethany, Okla.)@@ Citizen’s Bank Tournament (Ardmore, Okla.)## Campbellsville Holiday Hoops (Campbellsville, Ky.)$$ AUM New Year Classic& Mid-South Independent Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

1999-00 33-411/5 at Lipscomb!! W, 75-5211/6 at Life!! W, 73-4711/9 vs. Spring Hill W, 69-5611/12 at Union (Tenn.) W, 51-4711/13 at Lambuth W, 69-4911/20 at Georgetown (Ky.) W, 62-5211/21 at Transylvania W, 67-3611/24 at Spring Hill W, 53-4111/27 vs. Emmanuel W, 56-3111/29 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 70-3712/2 at Brewton-Parker W, 49-4712/4 at Georgia Southwestern W, 52-36

12/9 at Lipscomb L, 64-5612/10 at Rio Grande W, 66-4812/29 vs. Lindsey Wilson W, 64-3512/31 vs. Mobile W, 70-481/6 vs. LaGrange W, 80-161/13 at Piedmont W, 70-361/15 at North Georgia W, 69-531/18 vs. Life W, 62-471/27 at Emmanuel W, 57-401/29 at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-342/3 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 63-492/5 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 72-672/7 vs. Shorter W, 51-322/10 at LaGrange W, 80-222/15 at Life L, 73-602/17 vs. Piedmont W, 77-482/19 vs. North Georgia L, 76-752/21 at Savannah College Art & Design W, 59-522/26 at Shorter W, 52-393/2 vs. Southern Wesleyan # W, 79-343/4 vs. Shorter# W, 76-623/6 vs. North Georgia# W, 72-663/15 at Claflin% W, 67-333/17 at Trevecca Nazarene% W, 61-463/18 at Southern Nazarene% L, 56-54!! Lady Canes Tip-Off Classic (Americus, Ga.)# Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

2000-01 34-411/3 at Morris W, 71-2711/7 vs. Talladega W, 54-3611/11 at Edward Waters W, 51-3711/17 at Oklahoma Baptist!! W, 70-6611/18 at Southern Nazarene!! L, 70-6611/21 at Spring Hill W, 73-6111/28 at Mobile W, 62-4512/1 at Clayton State@@ W, 79-3912/2 at Kennesaw State@@ W, 59-5512/7 at Lindsey Wilson## W, 69-4312/8 at Southern Nazarene## W, 56-5112/9 at Campbellsville## L, 63-5312/29 vs. Virginia Intermont$$ W, 74-4312/30 vs. Dillard$$ W, 57-501/3 vs. Spring Hill W, 61-491/6 at Reinhardt W, 80-571/11 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-531/13 vs. Emmanuel W, 64-311/15 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 92-471/20 at Shorter W, 63-411/23 at Talladega W, 77-271/27 vs. North Georgia W, 56-522/1 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 68-542/3 vs. Reinhardt W, 70-402/8 at Brewton-Parker L, 59-552/10 at Emmanuel W, 57-412/12 at Southern Wesleyan W, 100-392/17 vs. Shorter W, 55-432/23 at Georgia Southwestern W, 64-432/25 at North Georgia W, 62-453/1 at Southern Wesleyan# W, 83-313/2 at Georgia Southwestern# W, 65-573/3 at North Georgia# W, 62-563/14 at Indiana Southeast% W, 59-433/16 at Central State% W, 72-633/17 at Union% W, 55-523/19 at Southern Nazarene% W, 53-493/20 at Oklahoma City% L, 69-52!! Integris Health/Lexington Suites Classic (Bethany, Okla.)@@ Habitat for Humanity Classic (Marietta, Ga.)## Holiday Hoops Classic (Campbellsville, Ky.)$$ AUM New Year’s Classic# Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

2001-02 19-1511/2 at Campbellsville!! L, 86-6411/3 at Mobile!! W, 58-4811/9 at Union (Tenn.)@@ L, 54-4611/10 at Lambuth@@ L, 66-5411/13 vs. Mobile L, 68-5911/17 at Wingate## W, 73-5211/18 at Kennesaw State## W, 59-5512/3 at Mobile L, 71-5512/6 at Oklahoma Baptist$$ L, 69-5012/7 at Life$$ W, 53-5112/8 at Campbellsville$$ L, 57-3912/15 at Dillard L, 63-5212/29 vs. Dillard W, 57-421/3 at Reinhardt W, 77-461/5 at North Georgia L, 75-541/10 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-441/12 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 44-381/15 at Life L, 57-351/17 at Southern Wesleyan W, 80-551/19 at Emmanuel W, 69-621/24 vs. Shorter L, 62-481/31 vs. Reinhardt W, 98-552/2 vs. North Georgia W, 84-672/7 at Brewton-Parker W, 2-0 (Forfeit)2/9 at Georgia Southwestern W, 72-462/12 vs. Life L, 65-562/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 86-502/16 vs. Emmanuel W, 59-352/21 at Shorter W, 62-532/28 vs. Reinhardt# W, 65-453/1 vs. Shorter# W, 77-673/2 vs. North Georgia# L, 64-573/13 vs. Houston Baptist% L, 67-59!! Georgia Southwestern Invitational (Americus, Ga.)@@ The Lambuth Classic (Jackson, Tenn.)## Kennesaw State Classic (Marietta, Ga.)$$ Campbellsville University Classic (Campbellsville, Ky.)# Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

2002-03 25-911/8 vs. Spring Hill!! W, 54-4511/9 at Mobile!! W, 57-5111/15 at Claflin W, 57-5411/19 vs. Mobile W, 56-3611/22 vs. Claflin@@ W, 67-5811/24 vs. Dillard@@ L, 66-6011/28 at The Master’s## L, 66-6011/29 at Evangel## L, 50-4511/30 at Azusa Pacific## W, 62-5112/4 at Indiana-South Bend$$ W, 62-5112/5 at Southern Nazarene$$ L, 62-4712/6 at Campbellsville$$ L, 67-5812/14 at Dillard L, 45-421/4 vs. Spring Hill W, 68-491/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 83-371/11 vs. North Georgia W, 70-641/16 at Brewton-Parker W, 57-531/18 at Georgia Southwestern W, 67-561/23 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 74-191/25 vs. Emmanuel W, 63-641/30 at Shorter W, 53-352/1 at Southern Poly W, 77-502/6 at Reinhardt W, 77-542/8 at North Georgia L, 70-662/13 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-412/15 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 70-472/20 at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-472/22 at Emmanuel W, 64-442/24 vs. Shorter W, 62-422/27 vs. Southern Poly W, 70-523/6 vs. Southern Wesleyan# W, 81-463/7 vs. Georgia Southwestern# W, 76-713/8 vs. North Georgia# L, 62-60




3/20 vs. Transylvania% L, 67-56!! University of Mobile Classic (Mobile, Ala.)@@ Baptist Health/Sports Medicine Classic (hosted by AUM)## Plainview Queens Classic (Plainview, Texas)$$ Campbellsville Holiday Hoops Classic (Campbellsville, Ky.)# Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Tournament % NAIA National Tournament

2003-04 25-811/12 vs. Spring Hill W, 60-4811/18 at Spring Hill W, 57-3511/21 vs. Claflin W, 61-3811/24 at Mobile W, 59-5711/27 at Lubbock Christian!! L, 53-5011/28 at Wayland Baptist!! L, 57-4611/29 at Southern Nazarene!! L, 68-5512/2 vs. Mobile W, 58-5312/5 at Trevecca Nazarene L, 54-5212/13 at Claflin W, 64-401/3 vs. Dillard L, 48-431/5 vs. Trevecca Nazarene W, 62-461/8 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 76-571/10 at Reinhardt W, 73-481/15 vs. Emmanuel W, 64-481/17 at Shorter W, 50-201/24 at Southern Poly W, 68-411/29 at Georgia Southwestern W, 66-491/31 at Southern Wesleyan W, 76-571/5 vs. North Georgia W, 72-582/7 at Brewton-Parker W, 63-572/9 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 58-262/12 vs. Reinhardt W, 62-492/14 at Emmanuel W, 72-472/19 vs. Shorter W, 59-482/23 at North Georgia L, 61-582/26 vs. Southern Poly W, 55-242/28 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 57-533/3 at Southern Wesleyan# W, 64-363/4 at Brewton-Parker# W, 64-563/5 at North Georgia# L, 82-643/16 at Oklahoma Baptist% W, 61-553/18 at Union (Tenn.)% L, 68-47!! Plainview Queens Classic (Plainview, Texas)# Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Tournament % NAIA National Tournament

2004-05 19-1111/6 at Voorhees W, 54-4711/7 at Claflin L, 70-68 (OT)11/10 at Spring Hill W, 54-4211/13 vs. Mobile W, 58-5611/16 at Columbia W, 74-4011/20 vs. Spring Hill W, 45-4111/26 vs. Claflin W, 51-4811/29 vs. Berry W, 60-5612/2 at Brewton-Parker L, 75-6012/4 vs. Emmanuel W, 52-4212/10 at Mobile L, 61-551/6 at Lee L, 75-511/8 vs. North Georgia L, 62-431/10 at Reinhardt W, 60-481/15 at Southern Tech W, 54-451/20 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 61-521/22 vs. Columbia W, 65-241/24 at Berry L, 68-531/27 vs. Brewton-Parker L, 71-572/5 at Georgia Southwestern W, 59-502/7 vs. Lee L, 59-432/10 at North Georgia L, 65-472/12 at Shorter L, 68-582/15 at Emmanuel W, 56-512/17 vs. Reinhardt W, 70-632/19 vs. Shorter W, 66-502/24 vs. Southern Poly W, 60-502/26 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 54-41

2/28 at Southern Wesleyan W, 69-643/3 at Lee* L, 51-49* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2005-06 18-1211/4 at Spring Hill W, 67-5711/5 at Mobile L, 57-4711/12 vs. Mobile L, 67-58 (OT)11/17 vs. Berry W, 56-5111/19 vs. Shorter W, 56-4511/22 vs. Columbia W, 59-3911/27 at Huntingdon W, 58-4812/1 vs. Lee L, 69-5012/3 vs. Spring Hill L, 53-4912/6 at Montevallo L, 56-4512/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 57-561/2 at Mobile L, 71-691/5 at Georgia Southwestern W, 56-541/7 at Brewton-Parker L, 69-611/12 vs. Emmanuel W, 53-501/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 65-531/16 vs. Southern Poly W, 68-371/19 at Berry L, 59-521/21 at Shorter W, 43-491/26 vs. Lee L, 58-542/2 at Southern Poly W, 61-60 (OT)2/4 at Reinhardt W, 75-542/9 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 77-632/11 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 60-492/16 at Emmanuel W, 58-502/18 at Southern Wesleyan L, 63-562/25 at Columbia W, 57-413/2 at Shorter* W, 64-333/3 at Brewton-Parker* L, 75-633/15 at The Master’s% L, 65-50* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament 2006-07 28-611/4 vs. Mobile W, 69-6811/6 at Spring Hill W, 62-4811/10 at Savannah College of Art and Design W, 67-4711/11 at Dillard W, 77-5111/14 vs. William Carey W, 60-5111/18 at Brewton-Parker L, 57-4411/21 vs. Spring Hill W, 53-3111/26 vs. Huntingdon W, 83-4111/30 at Columbia W, 81-4712/2 vs. Lee W, 46-4112/9 vs. Brenau W, 65-5612/18 at William Carey W, 58-2912/19 at Mobile L, 70-481/4 at Southern Wesleyan W, 62-581/6 vs. Berry W, 69-621/8 at Reinhardt W, 42-371/11 at Southern Poly W, 63-421/13 vs. Shorter W, 57-311/16 vs. Montevallo W, 61-571/20 vs. Emmanuel W, 49-381/25 vs. Columbia W, 60-211/27 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 57-402/1 vs. Reinhardt L, 60-582/3 at Lee L, 61-552/8 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 67-472/10 at Brenau W, 40-262/15 vs. Southern Poly W, 52-462/17 at Berry W, 69-572/22 at Emmanuel W, 49-302/24 at Shorter W, 42-382/28 vs. Reinhardt* W, 66-583/2 vs. Southern Poly* W, 54-403/3 at Lee* L, 62-493/15 at Lambuth% L, 68-46* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

2007-08 12-1811/7 at Mobile L, 60-5811/13 vs. William Carey W, 51-4011/16 at West Alabama!! W, 61-5911/17 at Montevallo!! W, 54-4511/24 at West Alabama L, 59-5111/26 vs. Mobile W, 64-5311/29 vs. Berry L, 63-5512/1 vs. Shorter L, 54-4412/6 at Lee L, 71-3812/8 at Reinhardt L, 43-41 (OT)12/15 at William Carey L, 52-4012/19 at Freed-Hardeman@@ W, 68-5012/20 at Oklahoma Christian@@ L, 57-501/3 at Southern Wesleyan W, 60-361/5 at Columbia W, 64-511/12 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 59-481/17 at Emmanuel L, 47-401/19 at Brenau L, 65-641/31 at Berry L, 56-532/2 at Shorter L, 62-552/4 vs. Southern Poly W, 53-382/7 vs. Lee L, 79-582/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 64-562/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 51-452/16 vs. Columbia W, 67-482/21 at Southern Poly L, 60-512/23 at Brewton-Parker L, 69-582/28 vs. Emmanuel L, 73-493/1 vs. Brenau W, 64-583/6 at Berry* L, 65-51!! University of Montevallo Tournament (Montevallo, Ala.)@@ NAIA South Padre Shootout (South Padre Island, Texas) * Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2008-09 20-911/3 vs. Dillard W, 53-3111/5 vs. Mobile L, 73-6611/11 at Spring Hill L, 68-6211/15 vs. West Alabama W, 70-60 (OT)11/20 at Berry W, 59-5611/22 at Shorter W, 57-5412/4 vs. Lee L, 65-5812/6 vs. Reinhardt W, 77-5412/13 at William Carey W, 65-4112/17 at Mobile W, 68-6012/30 vs. Spring Hill W, 63-401/8 at Southern Poly L, 67-571/10 at Brewton-Parker L, 65-641/13 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 58-561/15 vs. Emmanuel W, 59-381/17 vs. Brenau L, 68-651/24 vs. Columbia W, 67-291/29 vs. Berry W, 57-471/31 vs. Shorter W, 53-472/5 at Lee L, 80-682/7 at Reinhardt W, 75-562/12 at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-472/14 at Columbia W, 66-332/19 vs. Southern Poly W, 65-502/21 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 58-372/26 at Emmanuel W, 71-632/28 at Brenau W, 82-723/5 at Southern Poly* L, 53-503/18 at Point Loma Nazarene% L, 51-38* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament% NAIA National Tournament

2009-10 15-1511/2 at Mobile W, 63-5711/6 at Bethel!! L, 67-5411/7 at Freed-Hardeman!! L, 69-3911/10 vs. Mobile L, 54-4711/12 at Spring Hill W, 62-4911/14 vs. William Carey W, 44-35




11/19 at Brenau W, 66-5911/21 at Emmanuel L, 67-4811/24 vs. Martin Methodist L, 62-4912/5 vs. Berry W, 75-6512/8 at William Carey L, 69-5612/18 at Martin Methodist L, 61-5212/30 vs. Spring Hill W, 91-501/9 at Lee L, 61-511/11 vs. Shorter L, 53-501/14 at Columbia W, 70-4911/16 at Southern Wesleyan L, 56-531/21 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 70-531/23 vs. Southern Poly L, 58-441/28 vs. Brenau W, 83-80 (2OT)1/30 vs. Emmanuel W, 60-302/4 at Shorter L, 65-602/6 at Berry L, 76-612/9 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 75-642/13 vs. Lee W, 73-492/20 vs. Columbia W, 72-442/25 at Brewton-Parker W, 62-572/27 at Southern Poly L, 49-383/4 at Emmanuel* W, 38-343/5 at Lee* L, 53-35!! Freed-Hardeman LionBackers Classic (Henderson, Tenn.)* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2010-11 14-1611/4 vs. Selma W, 81-6911/6 at Talladega W, 81-5311/12 at Lee!! L, 90-6911/13 vs. Shorter!! L, 76-7011/16 vs. Emmanuel W, 65-5811/19 at Southern Poly L, 96-7111/20 at Brewton-Parker W, 77-6911/23 vs. Martin Methodist L, 80-7711/29 vs. Talladega W, 57-5012/3 vs. Freed-Hardeman L, 73-5612/4 vs. Truett-McConnell W, 59-3912/11 vs. Lee L, 84-4812/17 at Martin Methodist L, 91-7712/30 at New Orleans W, 60-501/6 at Emmanuel W, 43-421/8 vs. Southern Poly L, 62-55 (OT)1/13 vs. Belhaven W, 72-631/15 at Spring Hill L, 57-511/20 at Mobile L, 65-581/22 vs. William Carey L, 55-541/25 vs. New Orleans L, 64-581/29 vs. Loyola New Orleans W, 66-632/3 at Faulkner L, 55-512/5 at Belhaven L, 68-462/10 vs. Spring Hill W, 52-492/12 vs. Mobile L, 66-632/17 at William Carey W, 63-58 (OT)2/19 at Loyola New Orleans W, 51-502/22 vs. Brenau W, 55-472/29 vs. Faulkner L, 58-54!! Lee University Classic (Cleveland, Tenn.)

2011-12 14-16 11/4 vs. Concordia College Selma## W, 67-47 11/5 vs. Webber International## W, 54-48 11/6 at Alabama%% L, 81-27 11/9 vs. Talladega W, 53-3811/12 at Georgia Southwestern L, 81-4911/18 at Lee L, 51-41 11/19 at Shorter L, 66-57 11/22 at Talladega L, 57-54 12/2 vs. Southern Poly W, 51-4312/3 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 56-51 12/10 at Freed-Hardeman L, 77-56 12/29 vs. Martin Methodist L, 90-85 12/30 vs. New Orleans W, 63-51 1/2 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 66-63

1/6 at Emmanuel L, 59-53 1/7 at Brenau W, 91-89 (2OT) 1/12 at Belhaven L, 60-551/14 vs. Spring Hill W, 61-55 1/19 vs. Mobile L, 72-54 1/21 vs. William Carey L, 76-601/26 at New Orleans W, 65-591/28 at Loyola-New Orleans L, 75-48 2/2 vs. Faulkner L, 58-49 2/4 vs. Belhaven L, 78-52 2/9 at Spring Hill W, 54-49 2/11 at Mobile W, 73-60 2/16 vs. William Carey L, 60-53 2/18 vs. Loyola-New Orleans W, 63-592/25 at Faulkner L, 45-412/29 vs. Brewton-Parker* W, 45-323/1 vs. Belhaven* L, 55-47## Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) %% Exhibition Game* Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament 2012-13 21-9 10/30 at Reinhardt W, 81-49 11/2 vs. Concordia College Selma## W, 81-47 11/3 vs. Webber International## W, 62-48 11/9 vs. Evangel^^ W, 52-47 11/10 vs. UVA-Wise^^ W, 69-47 11/16 vs. Lee W, 54-49 11/17 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 79-60 11/27 at Samford%% L, 62-24 11/30 at Coastal Georgia W, 56-52 12/1 at Brewton-Parker W, 59-45 12/4 at Birmingham Southern W, 54-47 12/7 vs. Freed-Hardeman L, 75-49 12/15 at West Georgia L, 67-57 12/30 vs. Madonna@@ W, 81-59 12/31 at Ave Maria@@ L, 83-66 1/4 vs. Emmanuel W, 62-50 1/5 vs. Brenau W, 63-60 1/12 vs. Faulkner L, 65-58 1/17 at Spring Hill L, 66-59 1/19 vs. Belhaven W, 61-44 1/24 at Mobile W, 72-61 1/26 vs. William Carey W, 53-45 1/31 at Loyola-New Orleans W, 45-40 2/2 vs. Morris W, 82-32 2/7 at Faulkner L, 79-54 2/9 at Belhaven L, 55-51 2/14 vs. Spring Hill W, 64-58 2/16 vs. Mobile W, 68-52 2/21 at William Carey L, 61-57 (OT) 2/23 vs. Loyola W, 54-53 2/28 vs. Coastal Georgia* L, 68-46## Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) ^^ Jack Souther Classic (Cleveland, Tenn.)@@ Ave Maria University Holiday Classic (Ave Maria, Fla.)%% Exhibition Game * Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2013-14 14-15 11/1 vs. Concordia-Selma## W, 64-40 11/2 vs. Thomas## W, 70-54 11/4 at Southern Mississippi%% L, 54-77 11/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 59-49 11/15 vs. Martin Methodist W, 61-58 (OT) 11/16 vs. Loyola-New Orleans L, 50-57 11/22 at Belhaven W, 54-4911/23 at William Carey L, 53-67 11/26 at Lee L, 56-8212/3 vs. Selma W, 85-5912/7 at Tuskegee L, 73-6112/16 at Freed-Hardeman L, 61-471/10 vs. Spring Hill W, 71-601/11 at Mobile L, 74-541/16 at Faulkner L, 74-61

1/18 vs. Coastal Georgia W, 61-531/20 at Morris W, 92-531/23 at Emmanuel L, 66-411/25 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 81-432/1 at Brenau L, 67-612/6 vs. Southern Poly L, 63-522/8 at Coastal Georgia L, 74-612/17 at Southern Wesleyan L, 70-642/18 at Brewton-Parker W, 77-532/20 vs. Brenau W, 78-692/22 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 63-572/24 vs. Emmanuel W, 66-532/27 at Southern Poly L, 74-643/1 vs. Faulkner L, 70-583/5 vs. Martin Methodist* L, 68-56 ## Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)%% Exhibition Game * Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2014-15 21-10 10/31 vs. Concordia-Selma## W, 77-5711/1 vs. Florida Memorial## W, 93-3511/8 at Dillard W, 67-66 11/11 vs. Selma W, 108-62 11/15 at Oakwood W, 79-4411/18 at West Georgia L, 69-5711/21 vs. Martin Methodist W, 84-4411/22 vs. William Carey W, 78-4211/28 at Blue Mountain W, 80-5211/29 at Bethel L, 87-7112/3 vs. Columbus State L, 85-7212/8 at Selma W, 72-4312/13 at Reinhardt W, 75-6912/29 vs. Shawnee State$$ L, 80-6512/30 vs. Southeastern$$ W, 78-621/3 vs. Loyola L, 69-601/5 at Samford%% L, 62-361/9 at Brenau L, 78-611/13 vs. Oakwood W, 83-321/17 at Belhaven L, 65-601/22 at Faulkner W, 79-571/24 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 56-321/29 vs. Coastal Georgia W, 79-511/31 at Middle Georgia State W, 74-542/5 at Mobile L, 61-482/7 vs. Faulkner W, 69-622/12 vs. Belhaven L, 55-532/19 at Coastal Georgia W, 68-532/21 at Brewton-Parker W, 76-532/26 vs. Middle Georgia State W, 75-632/28 vs. Mobile W, 75-593/5 vs. Blue Mountain* L, 68-66

## Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)$$ AUM Holiday Classic%% Exhibition Game * Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament




Just as important as success on the court and in the classroom, giving back to the community has always been a key philosophy of the Auburn University at Montgomery women’s basketball team. The success on the court is evident. Beginning its 27th year of existence, AUM has made 18 NAIA National Tournament appearances, won better than 69 percent of its games and had 25 All-American selections. In the classroom, the Warhawks consistently finish semesters with a team cumulative grade-point average of better than 3.0. During the 2015 spring semester, the women’s basketball team had 11 players earn a 3.0 GPA. AUM had three student-athletes named to the 2014-15 Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic Team and one NAIA Scholar Athlete. The women’s basketball team has also earned two AUM Honor Student-Athlete awards, sponsored by the SSAC. But the component of the Warhawks’ philosophy that is often overlooked is the way the team gives back. During the past year, the women’s basketball program has participated in a variety of events in the community, benefitting citizens of all ages. One of the most popular events the Warhawks participate in is the annual Make a Difference Day. During the event, players and coaches interact with local youth, reading books and doing various activities with children at the Molina Learning Center in Montgomery. Along with reading to the children, members of the team also help the center’s students pick out books for their own personal library. The team works with AUM professor Dr. Nancy Anderson on the project. The team also held a one-day clinic for members of the Prattville YMCA, at which they taught basketball fundamentals and life skills to more than 40 local youth. During the holiday season, the Warhawks were active in the Montgomery Sheriff’s Department’s Christmas for Kids campaign. They also participated in the Martin Luther King Day of Service initiative and spent time reading to students at Blount Elementary School and the First United Methodist Church’s Early Childhood Development Center. Additionally, players and coaches have volunteered to run activity booths at the Blount Fall Festival and have conducted small clinics for members of the Early Childhood Development Center. Members of the team have helped AUM students move into the residence halls and spearheaded AUM’s first blood drive of the year as part of its partnership with the NAIA Leadership Program. The women’s team also sponsored the 14th annual Warhawk Challenge in early October, where nearly 70 runners participated in the four-mile trail run. The Warhawks will also partner with the Joy to Life Foundation again this year for their annual “Pink Zone” game, to help raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. In past years, AUM has honored survivors of the dreaded disease following its game.

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