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1Lady Monarch Basketball 2005-06

Table of ContentsMedia Information ................................................................................................... 2-3Travel Plans .................................................................................................................. 4The StaffHead Coach Wendy Larry ....................................................................................... 6-8Assistant Coaches ................................................................................................... 9-12Support Staff/Managers ...................................................................................... 13-14Meet the Lady Monarchs2005-06 Outlook .................................................................................................... 16-17Player Bios ............................................................................................................. 18-37Rosters ......................................................................................................................... 38A Closer Look at Old DominionThis is Norfolk/Hampton Roads ....................................................................... 40-41Old Dominion University ................................................................................... 42-43Administration/Academic Support .................................................................. 44-46Athletic Facilities ....................................................................................................... 47Constant Convocation Center ............................................................................. 48-50Village Apartments .................................................................................................... 51Old Dominion Fieldhouse ........................................................................................ 52Home of Champions ................................................................................................. 53Retired Jerseys ............................................................................................................ 54Donna Doyle Scholarship Game ............................................................................. 55Lady Monarchs in the Pros ................................................................................. 56-59Lady Monarch Reachout .......................................................................................... 6075th Anniversary ....................................................................................................... 61Why Monarchs? ......................................................................................................... 622004-05 in Review2004-05 Review ..................................................................................................... 64-652004-05 Statistics ........................................................................................................ 662004-05 Box Scores ................................................................................................ 67-70OpponentsOpponents (Non-conference) ............................................................................. 72-74Opponents (CAA) ................................................................................................ 75-78Colonial Athletic Association .............................................................................. 79-80RecordsHonored Lady Monarchs .................................................................................... 82-83Letterwinners ............................................................................................................. 84All-Time Starters ........................................................................................................ 85Game, Season, Career Records ........................................................................... 86-88All-Time Scoring Leaders ......................................................................................... 891,000 Point/Rebound Clubs ..................................................................................... 90Scoring, Rebs., Assts., by Class ................................................................................ 91Year-by-Year Leaders ................................................................................................ 92Year-by-Year Results ............................................................................................ 93-98Conference Champions ..................................................................................... 98-100100 pt. Games/Overtime Games ........................................................................... 101Post Season History ................................................................................................. 102Vs. Opponents ................................................................................................... 103-106Poll History ............................................................................................................... 107Lady Monarch Camps ............................................................................................ 108

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Information

To the MediaThe 2005-06 Old Dominion University Media Guide was prepared

specifically to assist the media in its coverage of Old Dominion Uni-versity women’s basketball.

CredentialsMembers of the media that wish to cover a Lady Monarch home

basketball game must obtain a media pass at least 24 hours in advanceby either writing the Sports Information Office, or by calling 757-683-3372 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday throughFriday. Broadcast requests MUST BE MADE IN WRITING at least threeweeks in advance of the scheduled game.

Working AreaAll working press will be seated at courtside. Non-working press

may sit at press row only if space is available. Spouses, guests andchildren are not permitted on press row or in the press room, in com-pliance with the working code of the U.S. Basketball Writers Associa-tion. Visiting radio and television stations are also seated at press row.Photographers must shoot from the end lines of the court. Additionallighting and strobe lights must be cleared in advance of the game.Space along the end lines of the court is on a first-come, first-servedbasis.

Filing StoriesInternet access and a FAX machine will be made available in the

Constant Center press room.

MEDIA

Credits:The 2005-06 Old Dominion University Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Old Dominion University Athletic Public

Relations Office. Editors: Debbie Byrne, Associate Athletic Director for Public Relations and Marketing; Carol Hudson, Jr., Sports InformationDirector; Written by: Kimberly Zivkovich, Assistant Sports Information Director with assistance by Ryan Kelley, Sports Information Intern andTiffany Ray, Sports Information Student Assistant. Layout by: Tina Price, Director of Athletic Publications; Photography by: Rick Voight (RSVPMedia), Mark Barnes, Scott Brown, John Aronson, NBA Entertainment, The Virginian Pilot, Stanley Leary, John Aronson, Old Dominion AthleticPublic Relations Office. Printed by: Jones Printing of Chesapeake, Va. Old Dominion University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution.This publication was printed without the support of tax dollars from the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Press RoomThe press room for Lady Monarch basketball is located under sec-

tion 106 in the Constant Convocation Center. Drinks and food are avail-able in the adjacent media hospitality room prior to tip-off and at half-time. Post-game press conferences will also be held in this room. Ad-mittance is limited to those with media passes.

Post-Game InterviewsLocker room interviews are not granted at Old Dominion Univer-

sity Lady Monarch basketball games. Coach Wendy Larry and play-ers selected by the media will grant interviews in the press room tenminutes after the conclusion of the game. For more information onpost-game interviews, or to request individual players from either theLady Monarchs or their opponents, please contact Assistant SportsInformation Director Kimberly Zivkovich or Sports Information Di-rector Carol Hudson, Jr.

Radio SetupAll visiting radio stations must contact the Constant Center events

manager, Mike Fryling, for telephone requests for game coverage inthe Constant Convocation Center. He may be reached by calling 757-683-5518.

Web SiteUp-to-date scores and statistics on the Lady Monarch basketball

team may be obtained from Old Dominion University's athletic webpage at http://www.odusports.com.

DEBBIE BYRNESenior AssociateAthletic Director

CAROL HUDSON, JR.Sports Information

Director

CONTACT INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: ................................................................................................................................................................................................... Carol HudsonAssistant Director (WBB Contact): .............................................................................................................................................................................. Kimberly ZivkovichSID Office Phone / FAX: ............................................................................................................................................................................ (757) 683-3372 / (757) 683-3119Zivkovich Home Phone/ EMAIL: ...................................................................................................................................................... (757) 417-0211/[email protected] Row Phone: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 757-683-5596SID Address: .............................................................................................................................................................. Athletic Admin. Bldg. Rm. 124 Norfolk, VA 23529

KIMBERLYZIVKOVICHAssist. Sports

Information Director

TINA PRICEDirector of Athletic

Publications & CreativeServices

WILL FOXWELLSports Information

Graduate Intern

RYAN KELLEYSports Information

Graduate Intern


Virginian PilotVicki Friedman150 W. Brambleton AvenueNorfolk, VA. 23510Phone: (757)446-2366Fax: (757)533-9004Website: www.pilotonline.com

Daily Press & Times HeraldJennifer Williams7505 Warwick BlvdNewport News, VA. 23607Phone: (757)247-4630 or 4643Fax:(757)247-9420Website: www.dailypress.com

Richmond Times DispatchVic DorrP.O. Box 85333Richmond, VA. 23293Phone: (804)649-6554Fax: (804)775-8059Website: www.timesdispatch.com

The Journal & Guide362 Campostella RoadNorfolk, VA. 23523Phone: (757)543-6945Fax: (757)543-7620

Washington Post1150 15th Street, NWWashington, DC. 20071Phone: (202)334-7350Fax: (804)334-7685Website: www.washingtonpost.com

Washington TimesSports Department3600 New York Avenue,NEWashington, DC. 20002Phone: (202)636-3269Fax: (202)269-3419Website: www.washtimes.com

Philadelphia InquirerMel Greenberg400 North Broad StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19130Phone: (215)854-5725Fax: (215)854-5722

Sports IllustratedTime and Life BuildingRockefeller CenterNew York, NY 10020Phone: (212)522-1212Fax: (212)552-4543

ODU Mace & CrownWebb Student CenterNorfolk, VA. 23529Phone: (757)683-3452Website: www.maceandcrown.com

WTKR TV(CBS)Troy Brettson, Sports Director720 Boush StreetNorfolk, VA 23510Phone: (757)446-1352Fax: (757)446-1376Website: www.wtkr.com

WAVY TV(NBC)Bruce Rader, Sports Director300 Wavy StreetPortsmouth, VA. 23704Phone: (757)673-5440Fax: (757)397-8279Website: www.wavy.com

WVEC TV(ABC)Scott Cash, Sports Director613 Woodis AvenueNorfolk, VA. 23510Phone: (757)628-6200Fax: (757)628-5855Website: www.wvec.com

WVBT TV 43 (Fox)301 Wythe StreetPortsmouth, VA 23704Phone: (757)393-4343Fax: (757)393-7615

WTVZ TV (33) (WB)General Manager900 Granby StreetNorfolk, VA. 23510Phone: (757)622-3333

WGNT TV (UPN)General Manager1318 Spratley StreetPortsmouth, VA. 23704Phone:(757)393-2501Fax:(757)399-3303

COMCAST Sportsnet7700 Wisconsin Ave.Bethesda, MD. 20814Phone: (301) 718-3200/3306Fax: (301)718-3300

ESPNESPN PlazaBristol, CT 06010Phone: (860)585-2000Fax: (860)585-2400

Print Media Television

Radio

Colonial Athletic AssociationRob WashburnSports Information Director8625 Patterson Ave.Richmond, VA 23229-6349Phone: (804)754-1616Fax: 804-754-1830Website: www.caasports.com

Conference

Associated PressSuite 1380, 700 E. Main StreetRichmond, VA. 23219Phone: (804)643-6646Inside VA:1-800-552-9935Fax: (804)643-6223

Wire Services

LADY MONARCHS

Print MediaThe Lady Monarch basketball

program has been followed by the lo-cal, regional and national press forover 25 years, and was among the firstprograms in the country to havefull-time coverage in major daily news-papers.

Locally, The Virginian-Pilot news-paper, which serves the southside ofHampton Roads and boasts a circula-tion of 170,000-plus, covers the pro-gram on a continuous basis, both athome and on the road. Across the riverin Newport News and Hampton, theDaily Press newspaper, serving thePeninsula with a combined circulationof more than 100,000, providesup-to-date coverage on the team.Through its weekly release from thesports information office, Lady Mon-arch information is provided to morethan 250 media, including hometowncoverage for all Lady Monarch play-ers.

Coaches Call-In ShowHead Coach Wendy Larry is fea-

tured weekly during the season onESPN Radio 1310. The call-in formatallows for fans to talk directly to Larryabout games, opponents, and more.Coach Larry will be featured weeklyon Mondays from 5-6 pm.

TelevisionLong before it was fashionable for

women’s basketball to be on televi-sion, the Lady Monarchs were pio-neering their way into millions of liv-ing rooms.

In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s,Old Dominion basketball, both menand women, were featured on theChristian Broadcasting Network(CBN), which was then thesecond-largest cable system in theUnited States. Since thosegroundbreaking days, the Lady Mon-archs have been featured on ESPN inthe first regular season game aired bythat network (Old Dominion at Texasin 1985-86), on both CBS and NBC innational championship contests andon many local and regional broad-casts.

This season, the Lady Monarchswill once again be featured on varioustelevision broadcasts. The dates andopponents for television broadcasthad not been determined at press time,but wil be available on theodusports.com website.

RadioBroadcasts

The LadyMonarchs are intheir second de-cade on the air-waves, and ESPNRadio 1310 radiois in its 15th sea-son covering theLady Monarchs. Heading theplay-by-play is Tony Mercurio, 13-timesportscaster of the year, along with colorcommentary by former Lady Monarchand Hall of Famer Jan Trombly.

and the Media

Lady Monarch Head Coach Wendy Larry isa media favorite. She and the rest of thestaff and players are easily accesible forinterviews through the Sports InformationOffice.

ESPN Radio 1310Tony Mercurio5589 Greenwich RoadSuite 200Virginia Beach, VA. 23462Phone: (757)671-1000Fax: (757)671-1313Website: www.espnradio1310.com

WODU AM 1630 Sports DirectorWebb University CenterNorfolk, VA 23529Phone: (757)683-3441

College Sports Online2035 Corte Del NogalSuite 200Carlsbad, CA 92009Phone: (760)431-8221Wedsite: www.collegesports.com

Internet Provider

Tony MercurioVoice of the

Lady Monarchs


PlansTRAVEL

Virginia TechThe Inn At Va. Tech901 Prices Fork RoadBlacksburg, VA 24060Phone: (540) 231-8000Fax: (540) 231-0416

RutgersEmbassy Suites Hotel121 Centennial Ave.Piscataway, NJ 08854Phone: (732) 980-0500Fax: (732) 980-9473

CharlotteHilton8629 Jim Keynes Dr.Charlotte, NC 23262Phone: (704) 547-7444Fax: (704) 549-9708

Florida InternationalWyndham Miiami Airport3900 NW 21st St.Miami, FL 33142Phone: (305) 871-3800Fax:: (305) 871-0447

The Lady Monarchs are a well traveled group,having visited 31 states in their history. The teamhas also extensive international experience havingtraveled to Puerto Rico, Cancun, Mexcio, Aruba, SpainSt. Thomas, Switzerland, Portugal, France, andItaly over the last 20 years.

TennesseeMarriott Knoxville500 Hill Ave SEKnoxville, TN 37915Phone: (865) 637-1234Fax: (865) 637-1193

DrexelSheraton University City Hotel36th & Chestnut StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19104Phone: (215) 387-8000Fax: (215) 387-5939

HofstraLong Island Marriott101 James Doolittle Blvd.Uniondale, NY 11553Phone: (516) 794-3800Fax: (516) 794-3825

TowsonMarriott BurkeshireConference Hotel10 West Burke AvenueTowson, MD 21204Phone: (410) 324-8103Fax: (410) 324-8199

George MasonHyatt Fair Lakes12777 Fair Lakes CircleFairfax, VA 22033Phone: (703) 653-6047Fax: (703) 653-6109

DelawareEmbassy Suites Newark/Wilmington South654 South College AvenueNewark, De 19713Phone: (302) 368-8000Fax: (302) 368-8975

James MadisonCourtyard Marriott1890 Evelyn Byrd AvenueHarrisonburg, VA 22801Phone: (540) 432-2021Fax: (540) 432-3032

Georgia StateMarriott Atlanta Marquis265 Peach Tree Center Ave.Atlanta, GA 30303Phone: (404) 521-0000Fax: (404) 586-6299


STAFF


WENDY

LARRY■ 475-173 / 21 Seasons Overall■ 426-142/ 18 Seasons at Old Dominion■ Old Dominion '77

F rom a player to graduate assistant to assistant coach to head coach,Wendy Larry has been a part of the success of Lady Monarchsbasketball at every level possible. She is no stranger to the dedication and drive to be successful and in her 30 plus years associ-

ated with Old Dominion her list of accomplishments are nothing shortof impressive.

During her 18 years at the helm of the Old Dominion women'sbasketball program, Larry's teams have reached 17 NCAA Tournaments,captured a NCAA record setting 14 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)Titles, collected over 400 victories, and made Lady Monarch basket-ball one of the most recognized names in women's basketball.

For Wendy Larry, the love affair with Old Dominion does not be-gin merely in 1987 when she was named head coach, but spans threedecades filled with history and accomplishment. She has been an in-strumental member of the Lady Monarch family at every level. Frombuilding a foundation for the program at its infancy as a student-athlete

as one of the first women to receive a grant-in-aid at Old Dominion,to mentoring and continuing the winning tradition as an assistantcoach, to guiding Old Dominion to its most triumphant era as a headcoach, Larry's love, embrace, and influence in the game of women'sbasketball has been colossal.

Considered one of the elite coaches in the ever growing worldof women's basketball, she has built championship caliber teams yearin and year-out and supplied further prestige and fame to what is theLady Monarch women's basketball dynasty. The Lady Monarchs havealways been teams of ambition and determination and their passionto succeed can be found from the top down. Positioning herself as atrue leader in her profession, Larry has led her teams to 16, 20+ winsseasons over her tenure. In 21 years as a head coach, she has com-piled an impressive 475-173 record and as the head of the Lady Mon-arch program has won an impressive 75 percent of her games (426-142). During her tenure, her teams also assembled what was knownas the "The Streak," consisting of 113 consecutive regular and post-season conference victories from 1995-2001.

Larry's achievements have not gone without recognition. Shehas been the recipient of eight Coach of the Year awards from threedifferent leagues and has also been recognized on the national levelas well with WBCA District III, RCA, Sporting News, and UnitedStates Women's Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) Coach ofthe Year accolades.

Returning to her alma mater as head coach of the Lady Mon-archs in 1987, Larry immediately made her impact, being named theSun Belt Coach of the Year as her squad advanced to the NCAA Tour-nament. During the next two seasons, Old Dominion collected over20 wins each year and advanced to second round NCAA play, post-ing marks of 23-9 (1988-89) and 21- 10 (1989-90). In 1991-92, theteam posted a 20- 11 mark and advanced to the NCAA East Region.The following season saw Old Dominion reach the NCAA Mideastsecond round with a record of 22-8. The Lady Monarchs reached theEast Regional Round with a 25-6 ledger in 1993-94 and then the SweetSixteen in 1995-96 with a 29-3 mark.

In the late 90's and into this century, Old Dominion enjoyed aresurgence of national success with an appearance in the 1997 NCAANational Championship game against the Lady Vols of Tennessee inCincinnati, Ohio. In four of the last eight years, the Lady Monarchshave been regulars at the Sweet Sixteen. In 1998, Old Dominion facedNC State in the East Region, Duke in the East Region in 1999, Loui-siana Tech in the Midwest Region in 2000, and danced to the EliteEight against eventual national champion Connecticut in 2002.

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Larry's success stories have also transcended to the profes-sional ranks. Nine of her former players have been drafted by theWNBA. Following the 2002 season, Larry witnessed four of herformer Old Dominion student-athletes reach the pro ranks as OldDominion joined Connecticut with the most athletes selected inthe draft. In fact, once a Monarch, always a Monarch still holdstrue for former Lady Monarchs Penicheiro and Hamchetou Maigacurrently playing with the 2005 WNBA Champion SacramentoMonarchs. However, Larry's impact has also reached the coach-ing ranks. Old Dominion legend and former assistant AnneDonovan led Charlotte in 2001 to the WNBA Finals and Seattleto the championship trophy in 2004 and Alisa Scott, a six yearmember of Larry's staff, served an assistant coach for the four-time WNBA Champion Houston Comets.

Prior to her current post at Old Dominion, Larry was thehead coach at nearby Virginia Wesleyan College from 1978-79and Arizona from 1985-87. She was named the PAC West Coachof the Year during the 1985- 86 campaign as her Wildcat teamposted a 19-9 record. In addition, Larry spent one year as thehead coach at Cape Henry Collegiate High School in VirginiaBeach.

with Wendy LarryYEAR-BY-YEAR

Year: School: Record: Finish:1978-79 Virginia 4th - VA Division II

Wesleyan 19-4 Tournanament1985-86 Arizona 19-91986-87 Arizona 11-181987-88 Old Dominion 17-12 Sun Belt Champs/NCAA 2nd Round1988-89 Old Dominion 23-9 Sun Belt Champs/NCAA 2nd Round1989-90 Old Dominion 21-10 Sun Belt Champs/NCAA 1st Round1990-91 Old Dominion 5-21 —1991-92 Old Dominion 20-11 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round1992-93 Old Dominion 22-8 CAA Champs/NCAA 2nd Round1993-94 Old Dominion 25-6 CAA Champs/NCAA 2nd Round1994-95 Old Dominion 27-6 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round1995-96 Old Dominion 29-3 CAA Champs/NCAA Sweet 161996-97 Old Dominion 34-2 CAA Champs/NCAA Champ. Game1997-98 Old Dominion 29-3 CAA Champs/NCAA Sweet 161998-99 Old Dominion 28-4 CAA Champs/NCAA Sweet 161999-00 Old Dominion 29-5 CAA Champs/NCAA Sweet 162000-01 Old Dominion 21-9 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round2001-02 Old Dominion 28-6 CAA Champs/NCAA Elite Eight2002-03 Old Dominion 21-11 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round2003-04 Old Dominion 25-7 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round2004-05 Old Dominon 22-9 CAA Champs/NCAA 1st Round

14 CAA Championships17 NCAA Tournament Appearances

OVERALL RECORD: 475-173 (21 seasons)RECORD AT ODU: 426-142 (18 seasons)

Head Coach Wendy Larry raises her14th CAA banner at the 2005 CAATournament.

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NATIONAL COACH-OF-THE-YEAR, 1996-97

COACH OF THE YEAR,1998-99, 1996-97, 1995-96,1994-95, 1992-93, 2001-02

‘PAC WEST’ COACH OF THE YEAR, 1985-86

RCANATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR, 1996-97

U.S. BASKETBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATIONNATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR, 1996-97

PastPresident

LAST LASTSCHOOL W-L-T PTC. WIN LOSS

Alabama 0-1 .000 -- 1998Alabama-Birmingham 6-2 .750 1990 1991American 22-1 .957 2001 1992Appalachian Stata 1-0 1.00 1988 --Arizona 1-0 1.00 1988 --Arkansas 0-1 .000 -- 2002Auburn 1-2 .333 1994 2003Boston College 1-1 .500 1988 2003Boston University 1-0 1.00 1989 --Bradley 1-0 1.00 1989 --California 1-0 1.00 1995 --Cal St. Long Beach 1-1 .500 1988 1987Charlotte 3-2 .600 2004 1991Cincinnati 1-0 1.00 1987 --Clemson 1-0 1.00 1999 --Colorado 1-1 .500 1996 2003Connecticut 1-5 .167 1999 2002Dartmouth 1-0 1.00 1995 --Dayton 1-0 1.00 1987 --Delaware 8-3 .727 2005 2005Denver 2-0 1.00 2001 --Drexel 8-1 .889 2005 2005Duke 4-5 .444 1996 2002East Carolina 26-1 .963 2001 1992East Tennessee St. 1-0 1.00 2004 --Fairfield 1-0 1.00 1989 --Florida A&M 1-0 1.00 1988 --Florida International 1-2 .333 2003 1995George Mason 33-0 1.00 2005 --George Washington 2-1 .667 1996 1990Georgia 2-0 1.00 2002 --Georgia Tech 1-1 .500 2003 2005Grambling State 1-0 .500 1994 --Harvard 1-0 1.00 2004 --Hampton 3-0 1.00 2002 --Hofstra 9-1 .900 2005 2004Holy Cross 1-0 1.00 1996 --Illinois 1-0 1.00 1997 --Illinois State 2-0 1.00 1993 --Indiana State 1-0 1.00 1996 --Iowa 0-1 .000 -- 1993James Madison 32-6 .842 2005 2003Kansas State 1-0 1.00 2002 --Kent State 2-0 1.00 1989 --Liberty 1-0 1.00 1997 --Louisiana State 1-0 1.00 1997 --Louisiana Tech 1-5 .167 1997 2000Louisville 2-0 1.00 1997 --Maine 1-0 1.00 1999 --Marshall 1-0 1.00 1998 --Marquette 0-1 .000 -- 2004Maryland 0-7 .000 -- 1993Memphis 1-0 1.00 1999 --Memphis State 1-0 1.00 1989 --Mercer 0-1 .000 -- 1990Miami 2-0 1.00 1996 --Michigan 1-0 1.00 1992 --Mississippi 0-1 .000 -- 1989Montana 0-1 .000 -- 1993Nebraska 1-0 1.00 1998 --North Carolina 2-5 .286 2004 2003North Carolina -Wilmington 32-0 1.00 2005 --North Carolina St. 5-8 .385 2002 2001Northern Illinois 1-0 1.00 1988 --Notre Dame 4-1 .800 1994 1991Oklahoma 1-0 1.00 1992 --Oklahoma State 0-1 .000 -- 1994Penn State 2-4 .333 2003 2005Providence 1-0 1.00 1993 --Purdue 4-0 1.00 2002 --Quinnipiac 1-0 1.00 1997 --Radford 3-0 1.00 1995 --Richmond 22-3 .880 2000 1992Rutgers 7-9 .438 2004 2003St. Francis (PA) 1-0 1.00 1998 --St. Johns 4-0 1.00 2000 --St. Joseph's 2-0 1.00 1994 --St. Peter's 1-1 .500 1991 1993San Diego State 1-0 1.00 1989 --Seton Hall 1-0 1.00 200 1 --Siena 1-0 1.00 1991 --South Alabama 4-2 .667 1991 1991South Carolina 2-3 .400 1993 1993South Florida 6-0 1.00 1995 --Southern California 2-3 .400 1998 1990Southern Illinois 1-0 1.00 1994 --Southern Methodist 1-0 1.00 2000 --Southwest Missouri St. 1-0 1.00 1998 --Stanford 2-1 .667 1997 1995Stephen F. Austin 0-1 .000 -- 1989Stetson 1-0 1.00 1992 --Syracuse 2-3 .400 1999 2000Tennessee 1-20 .005 1997 2005Tennessee Tech 2-0 1.00 1999 --Texas 2-2 .500 1996 1989Texas - El Paso 1-0 1.00 1989 --Texas Tech 2-1 .667 1998 1994Toledo 1-0 1.00 1996 --Towson 8-0 1.00 2005 --UCLA 2-2 .500 2000 1999Vanderbilt 2-0 1.00 1996 --Vermont 1-0 1.00 1999 --Villanova 1-0 1.00 1989 --Virginia 3-8 .273 1999 2005Virginia Commonwealth 28-2 .933 2005 2003Virginia Tech 7-4 .636 2004 2003Wake Forest 2-1 .667 1996 1993Washington 0-1 .000 -- 2001West Virginia 1-0 1.00 1987 --Western Kentucky 3-4 .429 1990 1991William & Mary 35-0 1.00 2005 --Wisconsin-Green Bay 2-0 1.00 2000 --

WENDY LARRY ALL-TIME SERIES WITH OPPONENTSLarry first returned to her alma mater under the guidance of women's

basketball hall of famer Marianne Stanley for the 1979-80 season as agraduate assistant coach before being elevated to a full-time assistant.During that span, she was part of two Old Dominion national champion-ships - 1980 (AIAW) and 1985 (NCAA).

Larry has been an active member of several committees and boardsaway from the hardwood. Most recently she wrapped up her two-yearterm as serving as the president of the Women's Basketball Coaches As-sociation (WBCA) and has been named to the 2005-08 USA BasketballCollegiate Committee. She has also been involved with the USA TodayCoaches Poll board, the NCAA East Regional Women's Basketball Ad-visory Committee, and the advisory committee for Coaches vs. Cancer.

Larry is also committed to many civic organizations through theHampton Roads area. She has served on the Board of Directors for theHampton Roads Habitat for Humanity and created the "Wendy Walk" tohelp raise money for Habitat's cause. Wendy and her team are also sup-porters of "The Buddy Walk of Hampton Roads," an effort to raise moneyand awareness of Down's Syndrome. Larry also served as the honorarychair of the 2003 Race for the Cure in Hampton Roads.

A native of Bloomingdale, New Jersey and a huge New York Yan-kees fan, Larry calls Virginia Beach her home.�

COACH OF THE YEAR, 1987-88

WENDY LARRY COACHING HONORS


SUSAN

MONTGOMERY■ Assistant Coach■ Fifth Season at Old Dominion■ Valdosta State '83

Susan Montgomery returns to the sidelines in 2004-05 for herfifth season with the Lady Monarch women's basketballprogram.

Montgomery is responsible for scouting future Lady Monarchs in thesouthern states as well as continuing the Old Dominion tradition ofoverseas recruiting. Additionally, she monitors the academic progressof the Lady Monarchs student-athletes. Montgomery handles thedevelopment of the Lady Monarch perimeter players and sharesscouting responsibilities.

Montgomery joined Wendy Larry's staff in June of 2001 and each sea-son helped the Lady Monarchs capture the Colonial Athletic Associa-tion (CAA) Title and advance to the NCAA Tournament, including2002's Elite Eight run in the Midwest region. In her four years on theOld Dominion staff, the Lady Monarchs have compiled a 96-33 recordand a 65-7 Colonial Athletic Association mark.

Prior to joining the Old Dominion staff, Montgomery spent four yearsas an assistant at Georgia State aiding the Lady Panther's back-to-back24 win seasons and the 2001 TAAC title. During the 2001 season, shewas a key component in Georgia State's first-ever appearance in theNCAA Tournament, facing national powerhouse Louisiana Tech in theEast Region. During her tenure, she served as the Lady Panther's re-cruiting coordinator bringing two TAAC All-Newcomers, including the1999 TAAC Newcomer of the Year, to Atlanta.

Montgomery also served as an assistant coach at the University of SouthFlorida and the head coach at Kennesaw State in Marietta, GA for threeseasons. At the helm of the Owl program, Kennesaw State compiled a52-32 record and captured the NAIA District 25 Championship, earn-ing a spot in the NAIA National Tournament in 1993. Before takingover the reigns, Montgomery assisted the late Ron Walker in the school'sfirst-ever post-season tournament. The Owls competed in the NAIANational Tournament finishing 16th in the nation. Once again estab-lishing herself as a recruiter, Montgomery was responsible for signingKennesaw State's all-time leading scorer.

Before joining the collegiate coaching ranks, Montgomery served as ahigh school coach in Valdosta, GA, from 1986-91, where she first be-gan her association with Old Dominion. While in Valdosta, two of herplayers were recruited and played for Old Dominion, Cassandra Twine(1990-92) and the late Esther Benjamin (1993-96).

Montgomery began her coaching career as the head softball and assis-

tant women's basketball coach from 1984-86 at Berrien County inNashville, GA, the alma mater of former Lady Monarch ShondaDeBerry. She was also co-head coach of the Tifton Stompers, a girls18-and-under softball team that ranked as high as fifth nationally andparticipated in the ASA National Softball Tournament in 1986.

During her coaching career Montgomery has been honored with manyawards including Coach and Teacher of the Year Awards from theValdosta City Schools (1988-89), WBCA District 5 Legislative Com-mittee Representative (1994-95), sponsor for the Fellowship of Chris-tian Athletes (1993-95), and most recently a representative on theWBCA Scholarship Committee (2002-2004).

Earning both her undergraduate (1983) and master's degree (1989) inhealth and physical education from Valdosta State, Montgomery, anative of Marietta, GA, currently resides in Buckroe Beach in Hamp-ton, Virginia. She welcomed a daughter, Reese Bailey, in Februaryof 2005.

ASSISTANT COACHES


KAREN

■ Assistant Coach■ First Season at Old Dominion■ Christopher Newport '95

BAREFOOT

K aren Barefoot begins her first season with theLady Monarchs. Barefoot is no stranger to theHampton Roads area having been an All-Ameri-

can standout at Christopher Newport in Newport News andthe head coach of the national championship team at theApprentice School in 2001. Barefoot comes to Old Do-minion having served as the head coach at Division IILenoir-Rhyne for the last four seasons.

While at the helm of the Bears program, she compiled a70-44 record capturing the school's first ever South Atlan-tic Conference Tournament Title and NCAA Division IIplayoff berth in 2003 and the schools' first ever regular sea-son championship in 2004. The 2004 SAC Co-Coach ofthe Year, Barefoot coached Lenior-Rhyne's first ever NCAAFirst Team All-American, South Atlantic Player of theYear,and SAC Tournament Most Valuable Player. Additionally,under her guidance the Bears had four student-athletes earnAll-SAC honors and 13 student-athletes named to the SACCommissioner's honor roll.

Prior to her stint at Lenior-Rhyne, Barefoot spent six win-ning seasons at the Apprentice School after helping to ini-tiate and develop the first-ever female athletic program inthe 75-year history of the school. A two-time NSCAA Na-tional Coach of the Year (1999 & 2001), she compiled a102-43 mark and captured the 2001 NSCAA NationalChampionship. Under Barefoot, the Builders had sevenNSCAA All-Americans and four Academic All-Americans.

As a former student-athlete at Christopher New-port, Barefoot still holds the recognition of be-ing the only player in NCAA history, male orfemale, to score over 2,000 points and accumu-late 1,000 assists. For four straight seasons sheled the nation in assists and is CNU's all-timeleader in scoring, assists, and steals. A three-timeKodak/WBCA All-American, she has been in-ducted into the CNU Athletic Hall of Fame andhad her college jersey (No. 10) retired.

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"I am very excited to come back home andwork with one of the best and most re-spected coaches in the country," said Bare-foot. "I love ODU. It was a dream job andthe perfect situation for where I am in mycoaching career."

QUOTINGCoach

Barefoot:

�"I am very excited to come backhome and work with one of the bestand most respected coaches in thecountry. I love Old Dominion. Itwas a dream job and the perfect

situation for me."

ASSISTANT COACHES


MARIE

■ Assistant Coach■ First Season at Old Dominion■ Old Dominion '87

CHRISTIAN

F ormer Lady Monarch Marie Christian returns toher alma mater joining the ODU coaching staff forher first season.

Christian, also known as "Podgie", is familiar to LadyMonarch fans having been a four-year starter on the OldDominion women's basketball team from 1983-1987,which included the starting point guard role on the LadyMonarchs' third national championship title team in 1985.

A two-time captain and the 1985 Sun Belt ConferenceMVP, her name can still be found in the record bookslisted third in all-time assists with 492, right behind LadyMonarch legends Nancy Lieberman and Ticha Penicheiro.As a freshman, Christian was named MVP of the SunBelt Conference Tournament and was invited to tryoutfor the United States Olympic Team.

Christian began her coaching career in 1992 serving asan assistant at Western Illinois followed by stints at theUniversity of Dayton and the University of California.While at the University of California, she assisted herformer Old Dominion coach and Women's Basketball Hallof Fame member Marianne Stanly. She has held a widevariety of roles as an assistant coach including recruitingcoordinator, scouting coordinator, strength and condition-ing, and assisting with marketing strategies to promotefan interest.

Prior to joining the Lady Monarch coaching staff, Chris-tian has spent time in the corporate world in sales andmarketing with nationally recognized companies Liberty

Mutual Insurance and Federal Express. Addi-tionally, Christian spent two years working withthe NBA's Atlanta Hawks as a Sales and Mar-keting Executive.

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"I am very excited to come back home andwork with one of the best and most re-spected coaches in the country," said Bare-foot. "I love ODU. It was a dream job andthe perfect situation for where I am in mycoaching career."

QUOTINGCoach

Christian:

"I'm looking forward to once againworking with Coach Larry. In factthe last time we were on the court

togther representing ODU, webrought home an NCAA National

Championship Trophy."

ASSISTANT COACHES


SARAH

■ Director of Basketball Operations■ First Season at Old Dominion■ Miami (Ohio) '99

TEACHEY

Sarah Teachey joins the Lady Monarchs for her first season in the newly created role of Director of Bas-ketball Operations. The newest addition to the Lady Monarch family comes to Old Dominion afterspending the last three seasons working with the Seattle Storm, most recently as the Senior Coordinator

of Community Relations and Promotions. While in Seattle, she helped implement community outreach plansincluding Read To Achieve, Mind.Body.Spirit, Jr. WNBA/NBA, and Breast Health Awareness and developedvarious marketing initiatives to promote the 2004 WBNA Champions. In her role, Teachey will be workingclosely with the day-to-day operation of the women’s basketball program, community and Monarch ReachOutprograms, serve as a liaison to the Lady Monarch Pride, the support group for women’s basketball at ODU, andhelp with the Lady Monarchs’ travel arrangements. A 1999 graduate of Miami University of Ohio with a degreein Health and Sports Studies, Teachey received her masters degree from New Hampshire in Kinesiology-Sports Studies in 2001.

SUPPORT STAFF

QUOTINGSarah:

"I am enthusiastic about beinga member of such an elite

women’s basketball program.I look forward to bringing myexperience to Old Dominion."


Women’s Basketball Secretary

ChesterAnnette Chester begins her 16th season as theoffice services assistant to Wendy Larry and therest of the Lady Monarch coaches, managers,and students.

A vital part of Old Dominion women’sbasketball, Chester handles the day-to-day

administration of the office, as well as overseeing budgets and travel plans.Originally from Nebraska, Chester moved to the area in 1988. She resides

in Virginia Beach with her husband John, an audio technician.

ANNETTE

Women’s Basketball Team Managers

2005-06 Lady Monarch Managers (Left to Right):Lauren Nelson, Jenna Rowe, Naeemah Young

Jenna Rowe begins her third season as a manager with the Lady Monarchwomen’s basketball team. A native of Yorktown, Va., Rowe is a graduate studentpursuing her master's in elementary education. Born on March 13, 1984 she is thedaughter of Jim and Kay Rowe. She has one sister, Brooke (17).

RoweJENNA

Lauren Nelson begins her first season as a Lady Monarch manager after serving asthe videographer during the 2004-05 season. A native of Fort Belvoir, Va., Nelsonis a senior majoring in business management. Born on October 23, 1983, she is thedaughter of William and Andrea Nelson. She has three sisters, Karin (23), Kandis(19), and Janet (21), and a brother, Joseph (24).

NelsonLAUREN

Women’s Basketball Managers

Naeemah Young enters her fourth season as a manager with the Old Dominionwomen’s basketball squad. A native of Philadelphia, Pa., Young is a juniormajoring in psychology and human service counseling. Born on May 18, 1984, sheis the daughter of Dennis and Michelle Young. She has two brothers, Shamps (24)and Dennis Jr. (13), and a sister, Michelle (18).

YoungNAEEMAH

SUPPORT STAFF


Deb PolcaAssociate Athletic Director

Scott LoweryAsst. Business Manager

Chuck GrayDirector of Sales and

Corporate Sponsorships

Mark BrownAsst. Athletic Director/Finance

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Support Staff

Ed FraimDirector of Athletic Development

Mark BensonBig Blue Club Director

Jeff WilsonNCAA Compliance Coordinator

Andy ZuckerStrength & Conditioning Coach

Greg SmithAsst. Athletic Director for

Events and Operations

David WeisserDirector of Game Atmosphere and

Student Attendance

Scott JohnsonAthletic Trainer

Dr. Janis Sanchez-HuclesNCAA Faculty/Staff Representative

Marty BradleyHead Athletic Trainer

Christina KinerkCheerleading Coach

John BlankenshipFacility and Grounds Supervisor

Mindy Seidel-AdlerAthletic Camp Director


MEET THELady Monarchs

Back Row: (From left to right) T.J. Jordan, Shahida Williams, Shantel Wilson, Assistant Coach Marie Christian, Head Coach Wendy Larry,

Assistant Coach Susan Montgomery, Assistant Coach Karen Barefoot, Lawona Davis, Tish Lyons, Jen Nuzzo

Front Row: (From left to right): Director of Basketball Operations Sarah Teachey, Manager Lauren Nelson, Tiffany Green, Megan Pym, Angela

Brown, Tay Ransburg, Sherida Triggs, Jazzmin Walters, Manager Naeemah Young, Manager Jenna Rowe


2005-06 OUTLOOK

Senior Lawona Davis returns asOld Dominion's lone senior on theroster. The Second Team All-CAA,CAA All-Defensive Team, and CAAAll-Touranment honoree is one offour returning starters for the LadyMonarchs.

IF NOT US...THEN WHO?Old Dominion Looks To Add To Its NCAA Record Of 14 straight CAA Titles And Dance Further IntoThe NCAA Tournament.

1992…1993…1994…1995…1996…1997…1998…1999…2000…2001…2002…2003…2004…2005…

Old Dominion women’s basketball teamhas captured a NCAA record 14consecutive Colonial Athletic Association

Championships and the 2005-06 version of theteam is looking to continue the trend and dancefurther into the NCAA Tournament.

The Lady Monarchs lose just two members oflast year’s 22-9 squad that captured the CAA Titlein dramatic fashion and sent Old Dominion to its22nd NCAA Tournament appearance. AlthoughKodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-AmericanShareese Grant and inspiring walk-on, MeleaCaldwell, are no longer on the roster, the LadyMonarchs have perhaps one of the deepest rostersin recent memory as 10 letterwinner and fourstarters return to the hardwood for the 2005-06season.

GUARDS

Old Dominion’s lone senior Lawona Davis ispoised to take the Lady Monarchs to the next level.After having helped Old Dominion to three straightfirst round NCAA Tournament appearances, Davisis eager to take her squad back to the tournamentwith a CAA title and dance deeper into theNCAA’s. She returns for her final season in a LadyMonarch uniform as the Lady Monarch’s topreturning scorer. Last season, the Second TeamAll-CAA, CAA All-Defensive Team, and CAAAll-Tournament Team member averaged 11.2points and 5.0 rebounds in her second season as amember of the starting line-up. Davis’ athleticability and prowess made her tough to stop on theoffensive side of the ball and one of the mostaggressive defenders in the league.

Two Lady Monarchs are up for the pointposition in sophomore Jen Nuzzo and newcomerJazzmin Walters. Nuzzo made 29 appearances inher first season with Old Dominion and evengarnered a start in the Lady Monarchs’ 68-56victory against George Mason. Walters comes toOld Dominion with a host of impressive scholasticaccolades. The 2005 Tidewater Player of the Year,Street & Smith Honorable Mention All-American,Four-time All-Tidewater selection, and EasternDistrict Defense Player of the Year, “Jazz” ledSouth Hampton Roads in scoring at 23.8 pointsper game during the regular season and averaged5.7 assists and four steals per game as a senior.

Also returning in 2005-06 is three-point threatT.J. Jordan. Jordan ranked 12th in the CAA inthree-point percentage and fifth in field goalsmade as she went 47-for-158 in her first season.The Portsmouth, Virginia product is a lights outshooter as she proved at Delaware last season

shooting a blistering 7-for-11 at Delaware,just two three’s shy of tying the schoolrecord for three pointers made.

Junior Shantel Wilson will also adddepth to the guard position. Wilsonappeared in all 31 games and averaged 3.0points and 2.8 rebounds per game and hasbeen a steady improvement to her all-around game since she first came to OldDominion.

FORWARDS

Starters Tish Lyons and Sherida Triggsreturn joining returning letterwinnersMegan Pym and Shahida Williams andwelcome back Paula Muxiri at the forwardslots.

Juniors Lyons and Triggs both jumpedinto the starting line-up last seasonaveraging 7.4 and 6.9 points respectively.Lyons has positioned herself as one of themore vocal leaders on the team. Sherecorded 10 double digit games, whichincluded a career-high 20 points againstCAA rival Virginia Commonwealth.

Additionally, Lyons has proven to be aspark plug during big games. As afreshman, she ignited the Lady Monarchsto an upset victory over seventh-rankedPenn State and last season hauled in acareer-high nine rebounds to help leadODU to the CAA Finale in an electrifying64-63 semifinal win over Drexel. Triggswas among the top Lady Monarchs infield goal percentage last season. She shota perfect 8-for-8 from the field againstVirginia Commonwealth and also shot 4-for-4 in the conference opener at JamesMadison. The Norcross, Georgia productshot 50 percent from the field going 89-for-178. Additionally, Triggs will be reliedon for her rebounding prowess collectingan average of 6.2 last second and entering2005-06 as the second leading rebounder.

Muxiri will challenge for one of thestarting roles after missing last seasonwith a torn ACL injury. Since her lastappearance in a Lady Monarch uniform,Muxiri has played with the PortugueseNational Team taking on various teamsfrom Europe over the Summer and Fall ofthe 2005.

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Junior Tish Lyons has been a Lady Monarch standout both on thecourt and in the classroom.

Seniors (1):Lawona Davis

Juniors (6):Angela BrownTish LyonsPaula MuxiriTamara RansburgSherida TriggsShantel Wilson

Sophomores (5):Tiffany GreenTJ JordanJen NuzzoMegan PymShahida Williams

Freshmen (1):Jazzmin Walters

2005-06 PlayerBreakdown

2005-06 OUTLOOK

Pym and Williams saw significantminutes as rookies last year and are eager toimprove from last year’s results. Pym madethree starts and played in all 31 games,averaging 3.6 points and 3.9 boards.Williams also saw action in all 31 gamesadding an average of 3.9 points and 2.7rebounds.

CENTERS

Sophomore Tiffany Green made animmediate impact her first season crackingthe starting line-up the sixth game into theseason. Green returns as the Lady Monarchs’second leading returning scorer havingaveraged 10.1 points and the team’s topreturning rebounder at 8.3 boards per game.One of the most dominating players in theleague in the paint, she led the team withnine double-doubles and registered 20double figure games.

Junior Tamara Ransburg will alsofigure into this year’s equation. A transferfrom the University of Kansas, Ransburg iseligible this season and is ready to make hermark. As a Jayhawk, Ransburg was knownfor shot blocking abilities rankings fourthin Kansas history in blocked shots with 122in only two years with the team. As a rookieshe made 68 rejections placing her fifth onthe single season ledger. A familiar face toLady Monarch fans having played at nearbyCoastal Christian High School, Ransburgcomes to Old Dominion having averaged10.3 points. 7.1 rebounds, 2.2 blocks, 1.7steals, and a .490 shooting percentage fromher previous two seasons of collegiatebasketball. ○

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Fellow classmate Sherida Triggs jumped into the starting line-uplast season.

Junior Angie Brown also returns forthe Lady Monarchs. Last season Brownplayed in 23 games making three starts.Improving her game and conditioningover the summer, Brown will look to seean increase in her minutes and production.

THE SCHEDULE

The schedule is an exciting one withplenty of chances for the Lady Monarchsto make some noise this season. Four top10 teams, seven NCAA squads, and twoWNIT participants from a year ago fill OldDominion’s schedule. The new expanded12-team CAA and 13 home dates shouldmake the 2005-06 schedule one of the mostmemorable ones.

The Ted Constant ConvocationCenter will once again continue to be oneof the most feared home court advantages.The Lady Monarchs own a 134-2 homerecord against league opponents and havea 32-1 record in the building since it openedits doors for the 2002-03 season.

The NCAA Tournament also willreturn to Old Dominion’s campus. Norfolkand the Ted Constant Convocation Centerwill play host to eight teams in March forthe First and Second Rounds of thetournament.


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: .................................... 25 vs. two teamsFG: .......................................... 10 vs. two teamsFGA: ......................... 19 vs. Hofstra (3/10/05)3PT-FG: ... 1 vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/30/05)3PT-FGA: ................................ 1 vs. four teamsFT: ............................ 10 vs. Rutgers (12/5/04)FTA: ........................................ 10 vs.two teamsRebounds: ............................. 10 vs. two teamsBlocks: ................................... 2 vs. three teamsAssists: .................................. 5 vs. three teamsSteals: ........... 4 at William & Mary (2/20/05)Minutes: .............................. 31 vs. three teams

Career Highs:Points: .................................... 25 vs. two teamsFG: ........................................ 10 vs. three teamsFGA: ......................... 19 vs. Hofstra (3/10/05)3FG: ............ 2 at William & Mary (11/21/03)3FGA: ....................................... 2 vs. two teamsFT: ............................ 10 vs. Rutgers (12/5/04)FTA: ....................................... 10 vs. two teamsRebounds: ............................. 10 vs. two teamsAssists: .....................................5 vs. five teamsSteals: ..................................... 5 vs. three teamsMinutes: .................. 36 at Rutgers (12/28/03)

Trophy Case:* Second Team All-CAA* CAA All-Defensive Team* CAA All-Tournament Team

LAWONA

DAVISSenior 5-11 Guard

Port St. Lucie, Florida

Centennial #3


2004-05 (JUNIOR): Second Team All-CAA and CAA All-Defensive Teamhonoree…Named to the CAA All-Tournament Team…Appeared in and started all31 games as a junior…Averaged a team second best 11.2 points per game…Had 19double digit games…Ranked 18th in the CAA in points per game…Scored a career-high 25 points in both meetings against Towson (1-23-05 & 2-6-05)…Ranked eighthin the league in shooting percentage at a .442 clip going 140-for-317…Was among thenation’s top free throw shooters all season and ended leading the team shooting .817from the charity stripe…Went 10-for-10 in the Lady Monarchs’ upset victory over#16/19 Rutgers (12-5-04)…Also went perfect from the free throw line with a 5-for-5performance against Delaware (1-9-05) and Towson (2-6-05) and a 4-for-4 markagainst Harvard (12-22-04) and George Mason (1-27-05)…Finished the season thirdin the CAA in the category…Averaged 5.0 rebounds per contest including a career-high 10 against Towson (2-6-05) and William & Mary (2-20-05)…Recorded her firstcareer double-double with 25 points and 10 boards against the Tigers (2-6-05)…Collected her second double-double with 17 points and 10 boards against theTribe (2-20-05)…Took the court for a season-high 31 minutes against Delaware (1-9-05) and Towson (2-6-05)…

2003-04 (SOPHOMORE): Jumped into the starting line-up after serving as a reservein her first season making 30 starts in 31 appearances…Averaged 7.8 points and 4.2rebounds per game…One of five Lady Monarchs during the season to net 20 or morepoints in a game…Poured in a then career-high 23 points going 10-for-12 from thefloor against rival James Madison (2-26-04), Old Dominion’s 20th win of theseason…Had seven double digit scoring performances… Connected on three-pointers in the season-opener at the WBCA Classic at #20 Colorado (11-14-03), theCAA opener at William & Mary (11/21), and against CAA runner-up George Mason(1-25-04)…Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds twice, both against VCU (1-22-04 &2-22-04)…Dished out a career-high five assists in an upset victory over #12/13 NorthCarolina (12-7-03), Delaware (1-11-04), and Drexel (2-1-04)…Averaged 1.7 steals pergame including a career-high five against Delaware (2-20-04)…Played a career-high36 minutes against annual rival Rutgers (12-28-03)…

2002-03 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 30 games in her first season with the LadyMonarchs…Provided added defensive effort from off the bench…Had one of hermost impressive outings at Hofstra (2-16-03) netting 14 points on 6-of-8 shootingfrom the floor and 2-of-2 shooting from the free throw line…Collected a season-highfive rebounds at North Carolina (12-8-02)…Went perfect from 2-of-2 from the freethrow line against local rival, Hampton, at the Paradise Jam in St. Thomas (11-30-02),Hofstra (2-16-03), and George Mason (2-23-03)…

HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked 42nd by Blue Star Report and 32nd by All Star GirlsReport…Was a four-time MVP, All-Area Player of the Year, and Treasure LakeConference Player of the Year…Named First Team All-State twice…Scored over2,500 points and collected over 1,500 rebounds during her scholastic career…HoldsCentennial’s scoring and rebounding records…Led the area in scoring all fouryears…High school jersey retired…Jersey also appeared at the Women’s BasketballHall of Fame in Knoxville, Tennessee…A McDonalds’s and WBCA All-Americafinalist…Two-time Florida State Track Champion in the 400 meters and placed thirdher senior year…

PERSONAL: Born Lawona Davis on June 3, 1983…Daughter of Eddie Roberts…Hasthree sisters Katesha (31), Sheila (26), and Cyteria (24)…major is recreational andtourism studies.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2002-03: 30/0 246-8.2 21-49/.429 0-0/.000 11-20/.550 44-1.5 13 40 2 12 53-1.82003-04: 32/30 742-23.2 108-231/.468 4-18/.222 31-61/.508 133- 4.2 70 61 6 53 251-7.82004-05: 31/30 730-23.5 140-317/.442 1-6/.167 67-82/.817 155-5.0 71 100 14 46 348-11.2TOTALS: 93/60 1718-18.4 269-597/.450 5-24/.208 109-163/.669 332-3.6 154 20 1 22 111 652-7.0

QUOTINGLAWONA:

"The most im-portant lessonthe coaching

staff has taughtme throughout

my career is thatit's not aboutquantity, it’sabout quality

andeffectiveness."


2003-04 Season Highs:Points: .......... 10 vs. George Mason (2/29/04)FG: . ........................................ 3 vs. three teamsFGA: . .................................... 5 vs. three teams3PT-FG: . ................................................... .N/A3PT-FGA: . ............................................... .N/AFT: ................... .4 at George Mason (2/29/04)FTA: ................ .4 at George Mason (2/29/04)Rebounds: ............................. 5 vs. three teamsBlocks: ...................... 2 at Delaware (1/11/04)Assists: .................................... 4 vs. two teamsSteals: ....................................... 2 vs. two teamsMinutes: ............. 24 vs. Marquette (3/21/04)

Career Highs:Points: .................................... 10 vs. two teamsFG: ............................................ 4 vs. two teamsFGA: ........... 6 vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/3/03)3PT-FG: . .................................................... N/A3PT-FGA: ................................................... N/AFT: . ................. .4 at George Mason (2/29/04)FTA: ......................................... 6 vs. two teamsRebounds: ................. 6 vs. Hofstra (1/26/03)Blocks: ................... 3 vs. NC State (12/30/02)Assists: .................................... 4 vs. two teamsSteals: ..................................... 2 vs. three teamsMinutes: . .... 23 vs. George Mason (2/29/04)

PAULA

MUXIRIJunior 6-1 Forward

Luanda, Angola

University Lusiada #2


Named to the Portuguese National Team along with former Lady MonarchMery Andrade during the Fall of 2005….During her time with the team, she tookon teams from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Macedonia, andSlovenia...

2004-05 (JUNIOR): Redshirted after tearing an ACL during the preseason…

2003-04 (SOPHOMORE): Averaged 3.7 points and 2.6 rebounds in her secondyear with the Lady Monarchs…Sat out the first half of the 2003-04campaign…Returned to the Lady Monarch line-up against Florida International(12-15-03)…Scored five points, shot 2-of-4 from the floor, connected on 1-of-1from the line, and had an assist in 15 minutes in her return…Played in 25 gamesas one of the top Lady Monarchs’ off the bench for the second consecutiveseason…Tied her career-high with 10 points at George Mason (2-29-04) in theLady Monarchs’ final regular season road game…Netted eight points to go alongwith three blocks and three assists in the first round of the NCAA Tournamentversus Marquette (3-21-04)…Also played a career-high 24 minutes duringtournament action…Went perfect from the free throw line on nineoccasions…Was perfect from the line in four consecutive games spanning fromFebruary 22 to March 4 including a 4-of-4 performance against George Mason (2-29-04)…

2002-03 (FRESHMAN): One of the top Lady Monarchs off the bench looked tofor the big defensive stops…Made appearances in all 32 games…Averaged 2.3points and 1.8 rebounds per game…Scored a season-high 10 points in the regularseason home finale against William & Mary (3-02-03)…Swatted away three shotsagainst NC State (12-30-02) …Grabbed a season-high six boards against Hofstra(1-26-03)…Also went 3-of-3 against the Pride from the floor…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Joined the team in August of 2002 aftertransferring from the University of Lusiada in Lisbon, Portugal...Had anextensive career in Portugal, which included stints with the Portuguese juniorchampionship team and a two-year tour with the national team...Was a memberof the Santo-Andre club team...Was teammates for one season with former LadyMonarch and 2004 CAA Defensive Player of the Year Max Nhassengo…

PERSONAL: Born Bertilde Paula Pinheiro Muxiri (last name pronounced Moo-sheer-ee) on January 7, 1981…Daughter of Miguel and MarialdaMuxiri…Siblings include Irene (36), Elsa (33), Mario (32), Lilia (30), Ananinhas(28), Irondino (25), Marinela (20)…Majoring in business management.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2002-03: 32/0 288-9.0 29-59/.492 0-0/.000 17-38/.447 59-1.8 10 40 8 8 75-2.32003-04: 25/0 355-14.2 36-75/.480 0-0/.000 20-26/.769 64 -2.6 25 38 11 12 92 -3.7TOTALS: 57/0 643-11.3 65-134/.485 0-0/.000 37-64/.578 123-2.2 35 78 19 20 167-2.9

QUOTINGPAULA:

"My goals forthis season areto stay healthy,

give my besteffort everytimeI step onto thecourt, and play

to the best of myability so that

we keep the CAAtitle at OldDominion."


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: ...................................... 5 vs. two teamsFG: .......................................... 2 vs. three teamsFGA: ........................ 6 vs. Harvard (12/22/04)FT: .......................................... 1 vs. three teamsFTA: ......................................... 2 vs. four teamsRebounds: ............................. 4 vs. three teamsBlocks: ........... 3 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)Assists: ......... 2 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)Steals: ...................... 2 vs. Harvard (12/22/04)Minutes: ............... 15 vs. Harvard (12/22/04)

Career Highs:Points: ........................ 6 vs. Hofstra (2/12/04)FG: .............................. 3 vs. Hofstra (2/12/04)FGA: ........................ 6 vs. Harvard (12/22/04)FT: .............................................1 vs. five teamsFTA: ...................................... 2 vs. seven teamsRebounds: ................. 5 vs. Hofstra (2/12/04)Blocks: ........... 3 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)Assists: ......... 2 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)Steals: ...................... 2 vs. Harvard (12/22/04)Minutes: ............... 21 at Colorado (11/14/03)

ANGELA

BROWNJunior 6-5 Center

Albany, Kentucky

Clinton County #55


2004-05 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 23 games making three starts includingVirginia Tech (11-27-04), East Tennessee State (11-30-04), and at Virginia (12-10-04)…Scored a season-high five points against Virginia Commonwealth (1-14-05)…Hauled in a season-high four rebounds against Harvard (12-22-04), VirginiaCommonwealth (1-14-05), and Hofstra (1-16-05)…Made a career-high threeblocks against George Mason (1-27-05) and totaled seven rejections for theyear…Went perfect from the field (2-for-2) in contests against East TennesseeState (11-30-4) and Virginia Commonwealth (1-14-05)…

2003-04 (FRESHMAN): Made 20 appearances including a start in the seasonopener at the WBCA Classic against #20 Colorado (11-14-03)…Averaged 1.3points and 1.6 rebounds per game…Netted a career-high six points in ODU’s105-62 point victory over CAA rival Hofstra (2-2-04) to avenge an earlier loss tothe Pride…Collected a career-high five rebounds versus the Pride (2-12-04) andin the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Marquette (3-21-04)…Wentperfect from the field (2-for-2) against conference opponents Towson (1-15-04)and Delaware (2-20-04)…Made seven blocks on the year including two againstDrexel (2-1-04)…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: A five-year varsity letterwinner for coach GaryAbbott at Clinton County High School…McDonald’s All-American nominee…Afive-time All-District and four-time Class “A” Region selection…Class “A” All-State 1999-2003… Lexington Herald First Team All-State as a senior (2003) andSecond Team as a junior (2002)…Courier Journal First Team All-State both junior(2002) and senior (2003) seasons… Associated Press Second Team All-State in2000 as a sophomore…Fourth Region Coaches Association First Team All-Region her junior (2002) and senior (2003) campaigns…Holds Clinton CountyHigh School records for points in a game (43), career blocks (694), career points(2,217), career rebounds (1,569), and career field goals (975)…Holds the KHSAArecord for career blocks…Career rebounding mark is fifth all-time inKentucky…Was a member of the honor roll throughout her high school career…

PERSONAL: Born Angela Michelle Brown on January 17, 1985…Daughter ofMichael and Deborah Brown…Has one brother, Chris (19)…Major isCommunications.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2003-04: 20-1 137-6.9 12-27/.444 0-0/.000 2-6/.333 32-1.6 0 13 7 3 26-1.32004-05 23-3 134-5.8 9-22/.409 0-0/.000 3-9/.333 28-1.2 6 6 7 4 21-0.9TOTALS: 43-4 271-6.3 21-49/.429 0-0/.000 5-15/.333 60-1.4 0 19 14 7 47-1.1

QUOTINGANGIE:

"My favoritequote is:

'Life is notmeasured by the

number ofbreaths we take,but by the mo-

ments that takeour breath

away' - unknown"


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: 20 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)FG: ........ 9 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)FGA: ....................................... 12 vs. two teams3PT-FG: ................................... 1 vs. four teams3PT-FGA: ................................ 3 vs. two teamsFT: ................................ 8 vs. Towson (2/6/05)FTA: ............................. 9 vs. Towson (2/6/05)Rebounds: ................... 9 vs. Drexel (3/11/05)Blocks: ................................... 1 vs. three teamsAssists: .................................. 4 vs. three teamsSteals: ............. 4 vs. Virginia Tech (11/27/04)Minutes: ........................ 34 at Drexel (3/6/05)

Career Highs:Points: 20 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)FG: ........ 9 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)FGA: ....................................... 12 vs. two teams3FG: ............................................ 1 vs. six teams3PT-FGA: ................................ 3 vs. two teamsFT: ................................ 8 vs. Towson (2/6/05)FTA: ............................. 9 vs. Towson (2/6/05)Rebounds: ............... 12 vs. Hofstra (2/12/04)Blocks: ........... 2 vs. George Mason (1/25/04)Assists: .................................. 4 vs. three teamsSteals: ............. 4 vs. Virginia Tech (11/27/04)Minutes: ........................ 34 at Drexel (3/6/05)

LETITIA

LYONS Junior 5-10 Forward

Newport News, Virginia

Woodside #14


2004-05 (SOPHOMORE): Jumped into the starting line-up her second year on theteam…Started 30 of her 31 appearances…Averaged 7.4 points and 4.0 rebounds…Collected 10 double digit games including a career-high 20 points against VirginiaCommonwealth (1-14-05) shooting 9-for-12 from the field and 2-for-2 from theline…Was one of three Lady Monarchs to score 20 or more points in the 2004-05season…Hauled in a season-high nine rebounds in Old Dominion’s electrifying 64-63Tournament semifinal victory over Drexel (3-11-05)…Recorded a career-high foursteals versus Virginia Tech (11-27-04)…Third on the team in free throw percentageshooting at a .786 mark (44-for-56)…Went perfect from the free throw line on nineoccasions and shot 8-for-9 against Towson (2-06-05)…Dished out a career-high fourassists at Virginia (12-10-04), at George Mason (2-13-05), and at Hofstra (3-3-05)…Averaged 1.3 assists per game…Played a career-high 34 minutes in the regularseason finale at Drexel (3-6-05)…

2003-04 (FRESHMAN): Averaged 4.9 points and 3.0 rebounds in her first seasonwith the Lady Monarchs…One of the first Lady Monarchs off the bench…Missed thefirst three games of the season with a fractured finger…Made her first appearance asthe first reserve off the bench to help lead Old Dominion to an upset victory over #7Penn State…Logged five points, five rebounds, and two steals against the LadyLions…Also played a career-high 28 minutes against Penn State…Logged her firstcareer double-double with a career-high 12 points and a career-high 12 rebounds in a105-62 victory over Hofstra (2-12-04)…Went perfect from the free throw line seventimes including 4-of-4 performances against Hofstra (2-12-04) and William & Mary(3-04-04) in the regular season finale…Scored in double digits four times including acareer-high 12 versus Hofstra (2-12-04) and 10 against George Mason (1-25-04),Virginia Commonwealth (2-2-04), and William & Mary (3-04-04)…Stole the ball acareer-high three times in victories at Towson (2-05-04) and versus William & Mary(3-04-04)…Dished out two or more assists in four games…Recorded two blocksagainst George Mason (1-24-04)…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: The 2003 Peninsula District Player of theYear…Daily Press Female Basketball Player of the Year as a senior(2003)…Honorable Mention Orlando Sentinel All-South Team in 2003…First TeamVirigniaPreps.Com All-State pick (2003)…Three-time First Team All-PeninsulaDistrict selection…Four-time First Team Daily Press All-Star member…Selected toplay in the Virginia High School League Coach Association (VHSLCA) All-StarGame…Named Peninsula Most Valuable Player at the Senior Classic All-Star Gamein 2003…Nike Peach State Classic-All Tournament Team…Completed her careerwith 1,771 points, a Woodside record for both men and women…Surpassed the 1,000point mark as a junior, the first male or female basketball player to achieve the markin Woodside history…Played at the prestigious Nike All-American Camp as a junior(2002)…I.C. Norcom Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team member (2002)…Has been a member of Boo Williams’ AAU team since 1999 winning four statechampionships…Helped Woodside to the East Regional Semi-Finals her sophomore(2001), junior (2002), and senior (2003) seasons…Honor Roll Student….Wendy’sVirginia High School Heisman Finalist…Recognized by Who’s Who AmongAmerican High School Students…

PERSONAL: Born Letitia Renee Lyons on October 2, 1985…Daughter of Michael Sr.and Reba Lyons…Has two brothers, Michael Jr. (15) and Trevor (10)…Majoring inbiology/pre-medicine.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2003-04: 29-0 464-16.0 56-115/.487 2-9/.222 28-42/.667 86-3.0 20 29 3 22 142-4.92004-05: 31-29 744-24.0 90-235/.383 5-17/.294 44-56/.786 123-4.0 39 50 5 24 229-7.4TOTALS: 60-29 1208-20.1 146-350/.417 7-26/.269 72-98/.735 209-3.5 59 79 8 46 371-6.2

QUOTINGTISH:

"My favorite in-spirational quote

is: 'Trust in theLord with all

your heart andlean not onyour own

understanding; inall your waysacknowledge

Him and He shallmake your path

straight' -Proverbs 2:5-6

(NIV)"


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: .... 19 at Va. Commonwealth (2/3/05)FG: ............................................ 8 vs. two teamsFGA: ........................... 13 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)3PT-FG: ...................................................... N/A3PT-FGA: ................. 1 at Virginia (12/10/04)FT: .................. 5 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)FTA: ............... 6 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)Rebounds: ... 17 vs. Virginia Tech (11/27/04)Blocks: .......... 4 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)Assists: ........................ 5 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)Steals: ........................... 3 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)Minutes: ................. 34 at Virginia (12/10/04)

Career Highs:Points: .... 19 at Va. Commonwealth (2/3/05)FG: .......................................... 8 vs. three teamsFGA: ........................... 13 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)3PT-FG: ...................................................... N/A3PT-FGA: ................. 1 at Virginia (12/10/04)FT: ............................................ 5 vs. two teamsFTA: ......................................... 6 vs. two teamsRebounds: ... 17 vs. Virginia Tech (11/27/04)Blocks: ..................................... 4 vs. two teamsAssists: ........................ 5 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)Steals: ........................................ 3 vs. two stealsMinutes: ................. 34 at Virginia (12/10/04)

SHERIDA

TRIGGSJunior 6-1 Forward

Norcross, Georgia

Meadowcreek #34


2004-05 (SOPHOMORE): Jumped into the starting line-up after serving as a keyreserve her first season…Made 29 starts in 31 appearances in her second seasonas a Lady Monarch…Averaged 6.9 points and a team second best 6.2 reboundsper game…Recorded three double-doubles…Posted her first career double-doubles with 12 points and a career-high 17 boards in a victory against VirginiaTech (11-27-04)….Also recorded a career-high 17 points and 11 boards in a winover East Tennessee State (11-30-04)…Her third double-double came from 10points and 10 rebounds at Hofstra (3-10-05)…Recorded 11 double digits gamesand four double digit rebounding performances…Shot a perfect 8-for-8 from thefield against Virginia Commonwealth (2-03-05)…Also shot 4-for-4 in theconference opener at James Madison (1-06-05)…Registered a career-high fourblocks in the home finale against James Madison (2-27-05)…Ranked fifth in theCAA in blocks per game averaging 1.61 per game…

2003-04 (FRESHMAN): Averaged 2.1 points and 2.3 rebounds in her first seasonwith the Lady Monarchs…Appeared in 28 games…Poured in a career-high 18points against Drexel (2-01-04)…Also played a career-high 25 minutes, grabbedseven rebounds, and shot 8-of-11 from the floor against the Dragons …Grabbeda career-high nine boards in 13 minutes against #20 Colorado (11-14-03) in theseason opener at the WBCA Classic…Also collected eight boards in theconsolation game of the WBCA Classic against #22 Auburn (11-15-03)…Shot .857(18-of-21) from the free throw line including a 4-of-4 performance againstWilliam & Mary (11-21-03) in the conference opener and 5-of-6 at annual rivalRutgers (12-28-03)…Went perfect from the line four times…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Averaged 12.0 points and 13.0 rebounds as asenior for coach Michael Ireland at Meadowcreek High School… Ranked #63 byAll-Star Girls Report and #91 by Blue Star Report….Street & Smith All-American-Honorable Mention…McDonald’s All-American nominee…AAAAAAll-State Honorable Mention…First Team All-Gwinnett County…Helped herMeadowcreek squad to the AAAAA championship game as a junior….Scoredover 1,000 career points….Named Meadowcreek’s Best Defensive and BestOffensive Player…Also ran one year of track…Placed third in the county in thehigh jump…Also holds the school record in the high jump and triple jumpevents…

PERSONAL: Born Sherida Lynn Triggs on July 12, 1985…Daughter of AnthonySr. and Mildred Triggs…Has a brother, Anthony Jr. (19), and a sister, Michelle(26)…Majoring in sports management.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2003-04: 28-2 248-8.9 21-51/.412 0-0/.000 18-21/.857 64-2.3 2 22 14 3 60-2.12004-05 : 31-28 755-24.4 89-178/.500 0-1/.000 25-50/.700 191-6.2 32 57 32 32 213-6.9TOTALS: 59-30 1003-17.0 110-229/.480 0-1/.000 43-71/.606 255-4.3 34 79 46 35 273-4.6

QUOTINGSHERIDA:

"My favoritesaying or

inspirationalquote is

'Make your lastone your best

one' byMichaelIreland"


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: ........ 10 at William & Mary (2/20/05)FG: ............................................ 3 vs. two teamsFGA: ......................................... 6 vs. two teams3PT-FG: ........... 1 at Georgia Tech (11/23/04)3PT-FGA: ................................ 2 vs. two teamsFT: .............................. 5 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)FTA: ........................... 6 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)Rebounds: 10 vs. William & Mary (1/20/05)Blocks: ..................................... 1 vs. two teamsAssists: .....................................3 vs. five teamsSteals: ..................................... 2 vs. three teamsMinutes: .............................. 18 vs. three teams

Career Highs:Points: ........ 10 at William & Mary (2/20/05)FG: .......................................... 3 vs. three teamsFGA: ....................................... 6 vs. three teams3PT-FG: ........... 1 at Georgia Tech (11/23/04)3FGA: ..................................... 2 vs. three teamsFT: ............................................ 5 vs. two teamsFTA: ......................................... 6 vs. two teamsRebounds: 10 vs. William & Mary (1/20/05)Blocks: ..................................... 1 vs. four teamsAssists: 7 vs. Va. Commonwealth (2/22/04)Steals: ........................................2 vs. five teamsMinutes: ................................ 18 vs. four teams

SHANTEL

WILSONJunior 5-9 Guard

Washington, d.c.

h.d. Woodson #13


2004-05 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 31 games…Averaged 3.0points and 2.8 rebounds per game…Recorded a career-high 10 points atWilliam & Mary (2-20-05)…Shot 3-for-6 from the field and 4-of-5 from theline…Hauled in a career-high 10 rebounds versus the Tribe (1-20-05),which included seven offensive rebounds…Tied her career-high with 18minute appearances against Harvard in a regionally televised game,versus UNC-Wilmington (2-24-05), and against Delaware (3-12-05) in theCAA Championship game…Had her best free throw performance againstHofstra (1-16-05) as she shot 5-of-6 from the line…

2003-04 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN): Appeared in 31 games making onestart…Made her first career start against #20 Colorado (11-14-03) in theseason opener at the WBCA Classic…Improved significantly as the seasonprogressed averaging more minutes towards the end of theseason…Averaged 1.3 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 1.9 assists pergame…Logged a then career-high seven points along with seven assistsagainst Virginia Commonwealth (2-22-04)…Also played a career-high 18minutes and recorded a career-high three steals against theRams…Dished out six assists in ODU’s 105-62 victory over Hofstra (2-12-04) and against George Mason (1-25-04)…Shot a perfect 4-of-4 from theline at Delaware (1-11-04) after missing her first eight free throws…Wentperfect from the line on five occasions…Also went 5-of-6 against the Rams(2-22-04)…

2002-03 (FRESHMAN): Redshirted her first season with the LadyMonarchs…

HIGH SCHOOL: The H.D. Woodson Player of the Year…Ranked 98th byAll Star Girls Report…Named the 2002 Women’s Sports FoundationOutstanding Athlete in Washington D.C. for her athletic and academicsuccess…An AAU All-American…Three-time DCIAA First Teamhonoree by the Washington Post…Honorable Mention All-Metropolitanby the Washington Post…Led the team in assists for three seasonscollecting 103 in her career…Was a four-sport varsity athlete…Playedbasketball, volleyball, shortstop in softball, and participated in the shotputand discus events in track and field…Awarded MVP honors in basketballand softball…

PERSONAL: Born LaShantel Marie Wilson on January 21,1984…Daughter of Fred Wilson and Shella Stewart-Smith…Has twobrothers Tony (16) and Dominic (30)…Majoring in sports managementwith a minor in business.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2003-04: 31-1 325-10.5 12-42/.286 0-7/.000 17-33/.515 56-1.8 59 62 3 14 41-1.32004-05: 31-0 390-12.6 35-93/.376 1-6/.167 23-44/.523 88-2.8 38 50 2 17 94-3.0TOTALS: 62-1 7 15-11.5 47-135/.348 1-13/.008 40-77/.519 144-2.3 97 112 5 31 133-2.1

QUOTINGTELLY:

"The most im-portant lessons

I have learned atOld Dominionare hard work,

respect andacademics."


2004-05 Season Highs:Points: ......................... 25 vs. two teamsFG: ............................... 10 vs. two teamsFGA: .............. 19 vs. Hofstra (3/10/05)3PT-FG:1 vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/30/05)3PT-FGA: ..................... 1 vs. four teamsFT: ................. 10 vs. Rutgers (12/5/04)FTA: ............................. 10 vs.two teamsRebounds: .................. 10 vs. two teamsBlocks: ........................ 2 vs. three teamsAssists: ....................... 5 vs. three teamsSteals: 4 at William & Mary (2/20/05)Minutes: ................... 31 vs. three teams

TAMARA

RANSBURGJunior 6-4 Center

Kansas City, Missouri

Coastal Christain / Kansas #1


2004-05 (Redshirt Junior):� Sat out the season after transferring from Kansas...

2003-04 (Sophomore - Kansas):� Appeared in 27 games making 19 starts in hersecond season with Kansas...Third on the squad averaging 9.6 points and secondwith 6.4 rebounds per game...Led the Jayhawks in steals (2.0 spg) and blockedshots (2.0 bpg) ...Ranks fourth in Kansas history in blocked shots with 122 careerrejections...Recorded 54 blocks during her sophomore season ranking seventh onthe Kansas single season list...Ranked third in the Big 12 in blocks...Also rankedfifth in the conference in steals...Posted double-doubles against Ball State (12-13-03), Nebraska (2-7-04), and Texas A&M (2-21-04)...Tied a season-high 19 points inthe regular season finale at Iowa State (3-4-04)...

2002-03 (Freshman - Kansas):� A member of the Holiday Inn/Jayhawk ClassicAll-Tournament Team...Named to the Waco Tribune-Herald, Dallas MorningNews, and Kansas City Star Big 12 All-Freshman Teams...Tied for the top scoreron the team with 10.9 points per game...Led the team in rebounding (7.8 rpg),field goal percentage (.508), and blocked shots (2.3 bpg)...Notched six double-doubles and 18 double-figure scoring games...Swatted 68 shots, fifth on Kansas'single-season ledger...Led the Jayhawks in scoring on nine occasions andrebounding 16 times...Led the Big 12 in blocked shots with 2.3 per game whichranked 17th nationally...Also among the league leaders in scoring, rebounding,and field goal percentages...Registered a season-high 23 points versus Baylor (2-22-03)...Hauled in 17 points and a season-high 17 rebounds versus Hampton (12-30-02)...Blocked six shots in two games including at San Diego (11-30-02) andversus Western Illinois (12-7-02)...Grabbed 10 or more rebounds in eightcontests...Blocked five or more shots in four games...Started 28 of 29 gamesplayed...

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Averaged 27 points and 11 rebounds in 2001-02as a senior at Coastal Christian Academy in Virginia Beach, Va...Averaged 24points and 12 rebounds per game for Tilton High School in Tilton, N.H. as ajunior...Helped lead her team to a league-championship and a second-placefinish in district play...Attended many All-Star camps including the Nike campin Chicago and the Reebok camp...Also participated in softball, soccer, andtrack...

PERSONAL:�Born Tamara R. Ransburg on October 19, 1982...Daughter of MaryMarfo...Has three sisters, Jasmine (19), Crystal (15), and Joesea (26) and a brother,Joe (24)... Majoring in sociology.

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2002-03: 29/28 764-26. 127-250/.508 0-1/.000 63-97/.649 227-7.8 24 114 68 42 317-10.92003-04 : 27/19 654-24.2 95-203/.468 2-5/.400 66-92/.717 173-6.4 33 72 54 654 258-9.6TOTALS: 56/47 1418-25.3 222-453/.490 2-6/.333 129-189/.683 400-7.1 57 186 122 97 575-10.3

QUOTINGTAY:

"Everyday I lookforward to the

challenge of�playingcollege basketball.�Everyone presents adifferent challenge

to me and I'mlooking within

myself to be the bestat all times."


2004-05 (FRESHMAN): Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team and was aCAA Rookie of the Year candidate…Averaged 10.1 points and 8.3rebounds…Led the squad in the rebounding department and was third onthe team in scoring…Finished the year ranked fourth on the all-timefreshman rebounding list with 257 boards…Ranked sixth in the CAA inrebounds per game…Also finished the season ranked eighth all-time on thefreshman scoring list with 313 points…Appeared in all 31 games recording25 starts…Joined the starting five her sixth game of the season…Receivedher first starting nod atPenn State (12-19-04)…Poured in a teamhigh eight double-doubles…Posted herfirst career double-double with 12 pointsand 11 rebounds in aregionally televisedgame against Harvard(12-22-04)…Tallied acareer-high 20 pointsagainst William &Mary (1-20-05)…Wasone of five LadyMonarchs to score 20or more points agame…Collected acareer-high 15rebounds against Drexel (2-17-05)…Led the team in blocks averaging 1.6per game…Ranked third in the CAA in rejections per game…Swatted awaya career-high six shots against Hofstra (1-16-05)…Recorded a career-highfive steals against the Pride (3-10-05) in the CAA quarterfinals…Invited totry-out for the USA Basketball World University Games squad…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Honorable mention All-American by Street& Smith…Averaged 13.9 points and 12 rebounds during her senior seasonat Indian River High School in Chesapeake, Va…Guided her team to thestate championship quarterfinals… As a junior averaged 17.1 points and 17boards…Named First Team Associated Press' All-Group AAA and Playerof the Year…Led the Braves to a 32-1 record and an appearance in the statechampionship game…Poured in 1,531 points during her scholasticcareer…Attended Nike Camp as a sophomore…

PERSONAL: Born Tiffany Green on January 16, 1985…Daughter ofDarnetta and Timothy Green…Has a sister, Doreesha (32), and twobrothers, Levone (29) and Timothy (25)…Major is undecided.

2004-05 Season/Career Highs:Points: ............ 20 vs. William & Mary (1/20/05)FG: ...................................... 7 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)FGA: ................ 13 at North Carolina (12/30/04)3PT-FG: ............................................................ N/A3PT-FGA: ......................................................... N/AFT: .................... 8 vs. William & Mary (1/20/05)FTA: ............................................. 10 vs. two teamsRebounds: ....................... 15 vs. Drexel (2/17/05)Blocks: ............................. 6 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)Assists: ...... 4 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)Steals: ................................ 5 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)Minutes: .......... 32 at North Carolina (12/30/04)

TIFFANY

GREENsophomore 6-2 ForwardChesapeake, virginiaindian river

QUOTING t-Green:

"My greatest accomplishment as a LadyMonarch so far has been being named to the

CAA All-Rookie Team and being a CAARookie of the Year candidate."

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2004-05: 31-24 723-23.3 123-220/.559 0-0/.000 67-116/.578 257-8.3 21 43 50 32 313-10.1TOTALS: 31-24 723-23.3 123-220/.559 0-0/.000 67-116/.578 257-8.3 21 43 50 32 313-10.1

#45


2004-05 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in all 31 games, making twostarts…Averaged 6.5 points and 2.7 rebounds per game…Recorded her firstcareer start in the CAA opener at James Madison (1-6-05) and alsoregistered a start in the CAA semi-final against Drexel (3-11-05)…Served asODU’s three-point specialist going 47-for-158 from downtown to shoot.297…Ranked 12th in the CAA in three point percentage and fifth in threepoint field goals made…Shot a blistering 7-for-11 at Delaware (2-11-05), justtwo shy of tying the school record for three pointers made by Aubrey Eblinin 1998…Scored a career-high 28 points against the Blue Hens to becomeone of five LadyMonarchs to reach the20+ point mark in agame…Also posteddouble digitperformances against#16/19 Rutgers (12-05-04), VirginiaCommonwealth (1-14-05), in the regularseason finale at Drexel(2-6-05), and in theCAA TournamentFinal versus Delaware(3-12-05)…Grabbed acareer-high sevenrebounds at Virginia(12-10-4)…Also dishedout a career-high threeassists in a victoryover Virginia Tech (11-27-05)…Managed two blocks at Virginia Commonwealth (2-3-05)…Registered a career-high two steals in the season opener at GeorgiaTech (11-23-04), #8 Tennessee (1-2-05), Hofstra (1-16-05), and in the CAAquarterfinal versus Hofstra (3-10-05)…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Led nearby Wilson High School inPortsmouth,Va. to its first ever Group AAA state tournament and anappearance in the championship game….Named the Virginia High SchoolCoaches' Player of the Year…. Named Virginia High School Coaches'Association First Team All-State…Earned a spot on the 2004 All-StarTeam…Averaged 23.1 points per game during her senior campaign…Connected on 112 three-pointers…Accumulated 2,050 points during hercareer…Honor Roll student…Superintendent Scholar Awardwinner…Listed among Who’s Who Among Students…

PERSONAL: Born Taurean Yves Jordan on March 16, 1986…Daughter ofSharon L. Smith…Siblings include Kenya (32), Cy’ral (30), Travari (28), Zon(26), and K’la (21)…Majoring in elementary education with a minor inspecial education.

2004-05 Season/Career Highs:Points: .......................... 28 at Delaware (2/11/05)FG: .................................. 9 at Delaware (2/11/05)FGA: ............................................ 14 vs. two teams3PT-FG: ......................... 7 at Delaware (2/11/05)3PT-FGA: ................... 12 vs. Delaware (3/12/05)FT: .................................................. 3 vs. two teamsFTA: ....................................... 6 at Drexel (3/6/05)Rebounds: ...................... 7 at Virginia (12/10/04)Blocks: .......... 2 at Va. Commonwealth (2/3/05)Assists: ............... 3 vs. Virginia Tech (11/27/04)Steals: ............................................ 2 vs. four teamsMinutes: ........................ 28 vs. Rutgers (12/5/04)

T.J.

JORDANsophomore 5-8 guardportsmouth, virginiawilson #23

QUOTING T.J.:

"To repeat as CAA Champions we, as a teamneed to do the following: Continue to pusheach other day in and day out in practice,

compete, and continue to keep our chemistrygoing."

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2004-05 31-2 556-17.9 71-213/.333 47-158/.297 12-25/.480 83-2.7 26 53 6 22 201-6.5TOTALS: 31-2 556-17.9 71-213/.333 47-158/.297 12-25/.480 83-2.7 26 53 6 22 201-6.5


2004-05 (FRESHMAN): Played in 29 games…Averaged 2.5 pointsand 1.5 assists per contest… Stepped in to replace an injured All-American Shareese Grant to record her first career start in a 68-56victory over George Mason…Poured in a career-high 12 points in herstart going 4-for-10 from the field and 2-for-2 from the line…Alsodished out a career-high six assists in the win over thePatriots…Played a career-high 29 minutes in the samegame…Recorded 10points againstHofstra (1-16-05)…Also collected acareer-high fiverebounds against thePride in the sameouting…Dished outfive assists against#7/5 North Carolina(12-30-04)…Went 12-for-40 fromdowntownincluding a 2-for-2mark at Penn State(12-19-04)…Registered a career-high two stealsagainst #7/5 NorthCarolina (12-30-04) and at Hofstra (3-3-05)…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINON: Played the point at Woodside HighSchool in Newport News, Va…Teammate of current Lady Monarchjunior Tish Lyons….Helped her teams to the East Regional Semi-Finals for three consecutive seasons…Named the 2004 PeninsulaSports Club Female Athlete of the Year…Earned team MVPhonors…Named to the Second Team all-district squad….Also astandout on the softball field…Co-Region Player of the Year in 2004,three-time MVP, and three-time First Team all-districthonoree….Governor School nominee in science…Graduated seventhin her class…National Honor Society…Academic Student of the Year(2001-2003)…Beacon Award Winner…Nominee of Harry F. ByrdScholarship…

PERSONAL: Born Jen Nuzzo on October 19, 1985…Only child ofLee Nuzzo and Tracye Williams …Major is sports management.

2004-05 Season/Career Highs:Points: ................ 12 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)FG: ........................ 4 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)FGA: .................. 10 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)3PT-FG: ....................................... 2 vs. three teams3PT-FGA: ............ 4 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)FT: .................................... 5 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)FTA: ................................. 8 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)Rebounds: ....................... 5 vs. Hofstra (1/16/05)Blocks: ............................... 1 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)Assists: ................ 6 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)Steals: ................ 2 at North Carolina (12/30/04)Minutes: ............ 29 vs. George Mason (1/27/05)

JEN

NUZZOsophomore 5-8 guardNewport news, VirginiaWoodside

QUOTING JEN:

"My favorite inspirational quote is 'Keepaway from people who belittle your

ambitions. Small people always do that, butthe really great make you feel that you too

can become great.'"

CAREER STATISTICS:


#12


2004-05 (FRESHMAN): Made appearances in all 31 games includingthree starts…Averaged 3.6 points and 3.9 rebounds…Had her firstcareer start against #16/19 Rutgers (12-05-04)…Also got the startingnod against William & Mary (1-20-5) and at Towson (1-23-05)…Pouredin career-high 12 points in her first game as a Lady Monarch at GeorgiaTech (11-23-04)…Netted 10 points at Penn State (12-19-04)…Registereda career-high 11 rebounds, all on the defensive end, against VirginiaCommonwealth (1-14-05)…Ranked eighth in the CAA in blocks pergame….Recorded acareer-high fourrejections againstUNC-Wilmington (2-24-05)…Capturedfour career-highsteals in victoriesover Virginia Tech(11-27-04) andHofstra (1-16-05)…Went perfectfrom the free throwline seven timesincluding a 6-for-6performance againstJames Madison (2-27-05) in the regularseason homefinale…Also went 4-for-4 against GeorgiaTech (11-23-04) and Towson (2-6-05)…

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Averaged 18.8 points and 9.8 reboundsas a junior and over 20 points per game as a senior for the NewfieldTrojans in Newfield, New York….Played with the New York Citybased Exodus, a Nike AAU squad that played against some of the bestgirls' high school basketball players in the nation… Rated third byNYCNJGIRLSHOOPS.COM,…Named an Interscholastic AthleticConference Division II First Teamer…Also named an IAC All-Star…Afour-year varsity member of the soccer team…Earned IAC All-Starhonors playing at forward/goalie…Played two years ofsoftball…National Honor Society...Earned academic awards in science,math, English, Spanish, and history…

PERSONAL: Born Megan Marie Pym on January 29, 1986…Daughterof Tonia Whitmarsh…Has a brother, Kenny (20), and sister, Katie(17)…Major is undecided.

2004-05 Season/Career Highs:Points: ................. 12 at Georgia Tech (11/23/04)FG: ............................. 5 vs. Penn State (12/19/04)FGA: .............................................. 7 vs. two teams3PT-FG: ............................................................ N/A3PT-FGA: ......................................................... N/AFT: ...................... 6 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)FTA: ................... 6 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)Rebounds:11 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)Blocks: ............... 4 vs. James Madison (2/27/05)Assists: .............................. 3 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)Steals: ............................................ 4 vs. two teamsMinutes: .. 23 vs. Va. Commonwealth (1/14/05)

MEGAN

PYMsophomore 6-4 Center/FowardNewfield, New YorkNewfield

QUOTING MEGAN:

"Since coming to Old Dominion, the mostimportant lesson I have learned is practice

and preparation is vital."

CAREER STATISTICS:

Year GP/GS Min-Avg FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-3FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. Reb-Avg A TO BLK ST PTS-Avg2004-05 31-3 486-15.7 42-99/.424 0-0/.000 27-38/711 121-3.9 21 55 26 34 111-3.6TOTALS: 31-3 486-15.7 42-99/.424 0-0/.000 27-38/711 121-3.9 21 55 26 34 111-3.6

#44


2004-05 (FRESHMAN): Made appearances in all 31games…Averaged 3.9 points and 2.7 rebounds in her firstseason…Posted her first career double digit performance against EastTennessee State (11-30-04) with 10 points…Captured a career-high 14points on 6-for-14 shooting from the floor and going 2-for-3 from theline at Hofstra (3-3-03)…Recorded her first career double-double inthe outing against the Pride, grabbing a career-high 10rebounds…Also had11 points againstWilliam & Mary (1-20-05)…Shot aperfect 4-for-4 fromthe charity stripeagainst EastTennessee State (11-30-04)…Handed outa career-high threeassists at Virginia(12-10-04)…Madeblocks against #16/19 Rutgers (12-05-05), William & Mary(1-20-05), at Hofstra(3-3-05) and in theNCAA Tournamentagainst the Cavaliers(3-19-05)…Registered two steals against #8 Tennessee (1-2-05) andJames Madison (2-27-05) in the final regular season homegame…Logged a career-high 20 minutes played at Hofstra (3-3-05)….

PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Led Newark, NJ's Malcolm XShabazz High School to a 32-1 record during her seniorseason….Averaged 15.8 points and 10.1 rebounds pergame….Helped her teams to three Essex County Tournamenttitles…Shabazz is the only girls team to win consecutive NJSIAATournament of Champions title…Named the Newark Star-LedgerPlayer of the Year…Named Associated Press First Team All-NewJersey…MVP of the Tournament of Champions...

PERSONAL: Born Shahida Williams on April 26, 1986…Daughter ofAva Hinnant…Has two sisters, Rasheeda (29) and Jaheedah(17)…Major is recreation and tourism studies.

2004-05 Season/Career Highs:Points: .............................. 14 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)FG: ...................................... 6 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)FGA: ................................ 14 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)3PT-FG: ............................................................ N/A3PT-FGA: ......................................................... N/AFT: ...................................... 4 vs. ETSU (11/30/04)FTA: .............................. 8 vs. Tennessee (1/2/05)Rebounds: ....................... 10 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)Blocks: ......................................... 1 vs. three teamsAssists: ........................... 3 at Virginia (12/10/04)Steals: ............................................ 2 vs. two teamsMinutes: .......................... 20 vs. Hofstra (3/3/05)

SHAHIDA

WILLIAMSsophomore 5-11 ForwardNewark, New JerseyMalcolm X. Shabazz

QUOTING GREEDY:

"In order for us to raise another CAA banner,we need to work harder than our opponent,

play as a team, and trust one another."

CAREER STATISTICS:


#11


PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Named the 2005 TidewaterPlayer of the Year…Four-time All-Tidewaterselection…Guided Lake Taylor to the Eastern Regionsemifinals for the first time in more than a decade…LedSouth Hampton Roads in scoring at 23.8 points per gameduring the regular season and averaged 5.7 assists and foursteals per game as a senior… Averaged 19.9 points, sevenassists, and six steals in leading Lake Taylor to a 20-4 recordand an appearance in the East Region quarterfinals as ajunior…Poured in 19.4 points as a sophomore and averaged16.7 points as a freshman…Earned Eastern District DefensivePlayer of the Year, a First Team All-Eastern District, Street &Smith Honorable Mention All-America, and AP SecondTeam All-State honors as a junior and senior…Finished herhigh school career with 1,851 points...The Titans won morethan 17 games each of her seasons…Ranked 87th in the BlueStar Report of the country's Top 100 senior high schoolwomen's basketball athletes…Attended the Nike All-America Camp…Co-MVP at the End of the TrailTournament, an all-star event in Oregon…A three-sportstandout in basketball, volleyball, and track…Earned EasternDistrict Player of the Year and First Team All-Eastern Districthonors in volleyball…

PERSONAL: Born Jazzmin Antoinette Walters on January 6,1987…Daughter of Marian and Mustafa Walters…Has fivebrothers and sisters, Yvonne (26), Micaiah (24), Darius (22),Porshe (21), and Justin (20)…Major is undecided.

JAZZMIN

WALTERSFreshman 5-2 GuardNorfolk, VirginiaLake Taylor

QUOTING JAZZ:

"In the short amount of time with the LadyMonarchs, I have already learned that being a

team is everything."

#4


NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown / High School1 Tamara Ransburg Center/Forward Jr. 6-4 Kansas City, Mo./Coastal Christian (Va.)/Kansas2 Paula Muxiri Forward Jr. 6-1 Luanda, Angola/University Lusiada3 Lawona Davis Forward/Guard Sr. 5-11 Port St. Lucie, Fla./Centennial4 Jazzmin Walters Guard Fr. 5-2 Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor11 Shahida Williams Forward So. 5-11 Newark, N.J./Malcolm X Shabazz12 Jen Nuzzo Guard So. 5-8 Newport News, Va./Woodside13 Shantel Wilson Guard Jr. 5-9 Washington, D.C./H.D. Woodson14 Tish Lyons Forward Jr. 5-10 Newport News, Va./Woodside23 TJ Jordan Guard So. 5-8 Portsmouth, Va./Wilson34 Sherida Triggs Forward Jr. 6-1 Norcross, Ga./Meadowcreek44 Megan Pym Center/Forward So. 6-4 Newfield, N.Y./Newfield45 Tiffany Green Forward So. 6-2 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River55 Angela Brown Center Jr. 6-5 Albany, Ky./Clinton County

HEAD COACH: Wendy Larry (Old Dominion, ‘77) 19th season

ASSISTANTS: Susan Montgomery (Valdosta State '83) 5th season DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS :Karen Barefoot (Christopher Newport '95) 1st season Sarah Teachey (Miami (Ohio) '99)Marie Christian (Old Dominion '87) 1st season

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown / High School55 Angela Brown Center Jr. 6-5 Albany, Ky./Clinton County3 Lawona Davis Forward/Guard Sr. 5-11 Port St. Lucie, Fla./Centennial45 Tiffany Green Forward So. 6-2 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River23 TJ Jordan Guard So. 5-8 Portsmouth, Va./Wilson14 Tish Lyons Forward Jr. 5-10 Newport News, Va./Woodside2 Paula Muxiri Forward Jr. 6-1 Luanda, Angola//University Lusiada12 Jen Nuzzo Guard So. 5-8 Newport News, Va./Woodside44 Megan Pym Center/Forward So. 6-4 Newfield, N.Y./Newfield1 Tamara Ransburg Center/Forward Jr. 6-4 Kansas City, Mo./Coastal Christian (Va.)/Kansas34 Sherida Triggs Forward Jr. 6-1 Norcross, Ga./Meadowcreek4 Jazzmin Walters Guard Fr. 5-2 Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor11 Shahida Williams Forward So. 5-11 Newark, N.J./Malcolm X Shabazz13 Shantel Wilson Guard Jr. 5-9 Washington, D.C./H.D. Woodson

PRO-NUN-SEE-A-SHUN GUIDEMuxuri ..................... Moo-SHEER-eeTamara ..................... Tuh-MARR-ra

2005-06

LADY MONARCH BASKETBALL

ROSTERLADY MONARCH

Lawona .................... La-WON-naShahida .................... Sha-hee-DANuzzo ....................... NUH-ZZ-o

Shantel ...................... SHAAN-tellPym .......................... P-im


A CLOSER LOOK AT

OLD DOMINION


NORFOLK &

N orfolk serves as the cultural, financial andbusiness hub of the Hampton Roads met-ropolitan area, which comprises thecities of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach,

Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, and Newport News. Witha combined population of 1.5 million, the Hampton Roadsarea is the 27th largest Metropolitan Statistical Area in theU.S. and in 1998 was rated the number one city in the southby Money magazine.

Founded in 1682, Norfolk has been a gateway to Vir-ginia for commerce and industry since the early 17th cen-tury.

The city is home to the Norfolk Naval Base, the world’slargest naval installation and homeport to the U.S. Navy’sAtlantic and Mediterranean fleets; the MacArthur Memo-rial, the final resting place of famed General DouglasMacArthur; The Chrysler Museum, an art museum show-casing the collection of Walter P. Chrysler, son of the autocompany founder; and Norfolk Botanical Garden, host tomany celebrations including the International Azalea Fes-tival.

Norfolk’s 12,000-seat Harbor Park is home to the Nor-folk Tides, the top minor league team in the New York Metsorganization.

Waterside marketplace and Town Point Park create alively waterfront activity center for outdoor concerts, manyfestivals, and dining with the best sunset views around.

Tall ship cruises, harborside shops, the quaint whistleof the Elizabeth River Ferry, the new Nauticus, one of thenation’s premier maritime museums and learning centers,and a climate ranked among the nation's most desirable,all make Norfolk an exciting location for university stud-ies.

Just 20 minutes from downtown Norfolk is the ocean-front resort city of Virginia Beach, with its miles of beaches

Above, a view of the Norfolk waterfront, where the Waterside Marketplace is a center of activity in downtownNorfolk. Below, the Virginia Beach oceanfront is just minutes form the ODU campus.


HAMPTON ROADS

on the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay.Hampton is home to NASA’s Langley research center

as well as Langley Air Force Base, while Newport News isthe location of the Newport News Shipbuilding Company,manufacturer of the Nimitz-class aircraft carriers.

Just 45 minutes west of Norfolk is the Jamestown-Williamsburg-Yorktown triangle, where, it can be said, thenation was founded, debated its independence, and thenwon it on the battlefield.

Also within an easy drive are Richmond, the capital ofVirginia and former capital of the Confederacy during theCivil War; the North Carolina Outer Banks, including theWright Brothers Memorial at Kitty Hawk and the CapeHatteras National Seashore; and the nation’s capital inWashington, D.C.

Above, Nauticus, the National Maritime Museum and home for the USBattleship Wisconsin, is a popular destination for visitors. Far right,Norfolk hosted OpSail 2000, a tall ships festival which brought inmillions of visitors. Near upper right, MacArthur Memorial in Norfolkis the resting place of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, and contains many ofthe general’s personal awards and belongings. Near lower right, theVirginia ZOO in Norfolk. Far lower right, the sand castle competition isthe highlight of the annual Neptune festival in Virginia Beach. Bottomof the page, the Virginia Beach Pier at sunrise.


Old DominionThis is

Left, the Old Dominion University Lion in front of Webb Center. Below, the Webb Student Centerhouses student services, the campus bookstore and many dining options.

O ld Dominion Universityopened its doors 75 yearsago in an abandoned public school building with206 students as the Norfolk Division of the College of

William and Mary, and became an independentinstitution in 1962.

Today, the University enrolls more than20,000 students, including approximately 6,200graduate students. Its 185-acre Norfolk campusis the primary hub of activity, along with fouradditional higher education centers (VirginiaBeach Center, Peninsula Center, Tri-Cities Cen-ter and Northern Virginia Center).

Old Dominion is a versatile university,committed to its students, their education, per-sonal development and overall success. TheUniversity offers 67 bachelor's degrees, 65master's degrees, 26 doctoral degrees and twoeducation specialist degrees, and consists of sixcolleges: Arts and Letters, Business and PublicAdministration, Education, Engineering andTechnology, Health Sciences, and Sciences.

Students who live on campus may chooseresidence hall or apartment-style living. The at-tractive Webb University Center provides abookstore, cafeteria, food court, game room,lounge areas, and other shops and offices toserve the student body. Old Dominion is one of Virginia's leadingPh.D. research institutions. The University con-tributes approximately $600 million a year to theHampton Roads economy and provides thecommunity with a variety of programs and ser-vices, including the Applied Research Center,Technology Applications Center, Military CareerTransition Program, Executive DevelopmentCenter and the Virginia Modeling, Analysis andSimulation Center. A leader in space-related re-search, Old Dominion ranks first in the state infunding from NASA for research projects. TheUniversity operates one of the largest wind tun-nels in the world at NASA's Langley ResearchCenter, and its Oceanography, Nuclear Physics,and Modeling and Simulation programs areamong the best in the nation. The University Village, a 75-acre develop-ment along the east side of Hampton Boulevard,

is yet another economic spark for the region. The 8,600-seat Ted Constant ConvocationCenter, which opened in fall 2002, is the centerpiece of the project. The Village also cur-rently includes 270 modern apartment units for students, a fitness center and a variety ofrestaurants. Plans call for the addition of a hotel and parking garage, research facilities anda shopping center with a large grocery store. In the classroom, Old Dominion students continue to earn high marks. The Universityboasts three USA Today Academic All-Americans and a Truman Fellow. ODU's first RhodesScholar is former student-athlete Samantha Salvia, a 1996 graduate. An international leader in delivering interactive instructional television, the Univer-sity operates TELETECHNET, a distance learning system that offers students an opportu-nity to earn one of 17 baccalaureate and eight master's degrees, as well as one doctoraldegree, without leaving their area of residence. Since its inception in 1992, TELETECHNEThas become the largest televised, interactive distance learning program of its kind in theUnited States.


University

Above, Rollins Hall houses the admissions, registrar, and financial aid offices. Below, the Ted ConstantConvocation Center is the site of many campus events and is the home of the university's men's andwomen's basketball programs.

Old Dominion is also well known for itsinternational focus in both its curricula andstudent population. More than 1,100 inter-national students from 100 countries are en-rolled at the University. The University also contributes to thecultural life of Hampton Roads by present-ing music and dance concerts, art exhibits,and annual literary and film and video festi-vals. In addition, the President's Lecture Se-ries brings nationally known speakers tocampus each year. The University is located about 200miles south of Washington, D.C., and is buta short drive to Virginia Beach and the OuterBanks of North Carolina.


AdministrationOLD DOMINION

Dr. Roseann Runte UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

President:Dr. Roseann Runte ............................... 683-3159

Athletic Director:Dr. Jim Jarrett ..................................... 683-3369

Senior Associate Athletic Director:Debbie H. Byrne ................................... 683-3359

Associate Athletic Director:Deb Polca ............................................. 683-3358

Assistant A.D./Finance:Mark Brown ......................................... 683-3569

Assistant A.D./Event Management:Greg Smith ........................................... 683-6026

Compliance Coordinator:Jeff Wilson .......................................... 683-5474

Sports Information Director:Carol R. Hudson, Jr .............................. 683-3372

Asst. Sports Information Director:Kimberly Zivkovich ............................... 683-3372

Director of Athletic Publications/Creative Services:Tina Price ............................................ 683-3372

Asst. Athletic Business ManagerScott Lowery ........................................ 683-4444

Athletic Camp Director:Mindy Seidel-Adler ............................. 683-4358

Dir. of Sales & Corp. Sponsorships:Chuck Gray ........................................... 683-3372

Dir. of Game Atmosphere & Student Att.:David Weisser ..................................... 683-3372

Academic Counselor:Tianna Scott ......................................... 683-3699

Asst. Academic Advisor:April Brecht .......................................... 683-3709

Equipment Room Manager:Andrea Allen ........................................ 683-3371

Head Athletic Trainer:Marty Bradley ...................................... 683-3383

Asst. Athletic Trainer:Scott Johnson ...................................... 683-3397

Asst. Athletic Trainer:Tina Lathrop ......................................... 683-5444

Athletic Faculty Representative:Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles .................... 683-4995

Baseball Coach:Jerry Meyers ....................................... 683-4360

Men’s Basketball Coach:Blaine Taylor ........................................ 683-3362

Women’s Basketball Coach:Wendy Larry ........................................ 683-3401

Field Hockey Coach:Beth Anders ......................................... 683-3785

Men’s Golf Coach:Dr. Murray Rudisill ............................... 683-3300

Women’s Golf Coach:Pat Kotten ............................................ 683-4553

Lacrosse Coach (W):Sue Stahl ............................................. 683-4541

Sailing Coach (M&W):Mitch Brindley ..................................... 683-3387

Men’s Soccer Coach:Alan Dawson ....................................... 683-4360

Women’s Soccer Coach:Joe Pereira .......................................... 683-5343

Swimming Coach (M&W):Carol Withus ........................................ 683-5752

Tennis Coach (M&W):Darryl Cummings ................................. 683-5312

Wrestling Coach:Steve Martin ........................................ 683-5311

Strength & Conditioning Coach:Andy Zucker ......................................... 683-5313

ATHLETIC DIRECTORY(757) AREA CODE

D r. Roseann Runte became the seventh president of OldDominion University in the summer of 2001. Runte,who has 22 years of experience as a professor andacademic administrator, became only the third

woman to head a four-year college or university in Virginia.Runte previously served as president of Victoria University inToronto, principal of Glendon College (York University), presi-dent ofUniversitéS a i n t e -Anne in

Nova Scotia and assistant deanof arts and science at DalhousieUniversity. She is an associate tothe Council of the Royal Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons ofCanada, a board member of theNational Bank of Canada and amember of the executive com-mittee of the Club of Rome.Runte has served as president ofthe Canadian Commission forUNESCO for two terms, as presi-dent of the Humanities Federa-tion of Canada, as a member ofthe advisory board of the Na-tional Library, as founding presi-dent of ACFAS-Toronto, as aboard member for the Art Gal-lery of Nova Scotia and of theboard of Associated Medical Ser-vices, as chair of the board of theFoundation for InternationalTraining, and as vice chair of theboard of the Gardiner Museumof Ceramic Art. The author offive volumes of creative writing,she has edited nine books and has written more than 100 articles and book chapters ontopics ranging from literature and education to economic and cultural development.Runte has a Ph.D. in French from the University of Kansas and has received honorarydegrees from Acadia University, Memorial University and the universities of Timisoaraand Arad in Romania. She received the prix François Coppée from the Académiefrançaise as well as the Palmes Académiques and the Order of Merit from the Frenchgovernment, the Order of Canada, the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee medal, and is a Fellowof the Royal Society of Canada and of the World Academy of Arts and Sciences.


Dr. Jim Jarrett ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

AdministrationOLD DOMINION

W hen Jim Jarrett arrived on the campus of Old Do-minion University in the fall of 1967 as aHealth and Physical Education professor,he had little idea that his tenure would becounted in decades. During that time span, he has

led the program from a well respected NCAA Division II member toa nationally respected Division I power that has captured 25 nationalchampionships.

Jarrett began his 35th year as athletic director in 2005, taking overthe reigns in 1970 when Bud Metheny stepped down from that posi-tion. As one of the youngest athletic directors in the nation at thattime, Jarrett quickly began to make a name for himself and ODU. He

committed early on to a philosophy of “selective excellence,” whereby the department “se-lected” its competitive sports and committed itself financially, academically and competitivelyto the sports it felt the University could best excel.

In 1974, Jarrett became the first athletic director in the state of Virginia to award grant-in-aidsto women student-athletes. It was a bold move at the time for a young athletic director andequally young University, but onethat paid great dividends. Just fiveyears later, in 1979, the Lady Mon-archs won the first of three nationalchampionships in women’s basket-ball, and led the nation in atten-dance.

Under his leadership, thedepartment’s athletic venues havetripled and are considered state ofthe art facilities. They include theconstruction of the 2,500-seat BudMetheny Baseball Complex in 1983,the Sailing Center in 1981, the Out-door Tennis Complex which hasbeen expanded to 15 lighted courtsand a championship court with seat-ing for 1,000-plus, the 4,000-seat ODU Soccer Stadium in 1990, reno-vations to Foreman Field, which included Astro-Turf and new lockerroom facilities, and the 8,600 seat Constant Convocation Center.

For all his efforts, Jarrett’s has been honored many times by na-tional and local groups. Most recently, Jarrett was named the 2003Southeast Regional Athletic Director of the Year by NACDA. Otherawards receive include the Collegiate Director’s Award from theWomen’s Basketball Coaches Association, and the Norfolk SportsClub Man of the Year. He served as a member of the NCAAWomen’s Basketball Committee and is a past president of the Co-lonial Athletic Association and the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.

An avid golfer,Jarrett and hiswife Sugie residein Norfolk.

In the school’s young history, Old Dominion stu-dent athletes have won 28 Team and four indi-vidual national championships since 1969.

SAILING (15)ICSA(Intercollegiate Sailing Association)1982 Women’s1987 Women’s1989 Sloop1989 Singlehanded1989 Dinghy1990 Sloop1990 Team Race1992 Sloop1996 Singlehanded1998 Team Race1998 Co-ed Dinghy2002 Women’s2002 W.Singlehanded2003 W.Singlehanded2004 W. Singlehanded

FIELD HOCKEY (9)NCAA1982 (29-0-1), 1983 (19-1), 1984 (23-0)1988 (26-1)1990 (23-2-1)1991 (26-0)1992 (25-0)1998 (23-2)2000 (25-1)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (3)AIAW & NCAA1979 (35-1) AIAW1980 (37-1) AIAW1985 (31-3) NCAA

MEN’S BASKETBALL (1)1975( NCAA Div. II)

INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (4)Wrestling (3) NCAA Div. II-Carl Ragland (152 lbs) in 1969Wayne Bright (142 1bs) in 1970Terry Perdew (118 lbs) in 1974

Women’s Tennis (NCAA)-Tzipi Obziler : National Clay Court in Fall of 1995

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPTOURNAMENT HOSTS

Field Hockey –NCAA in 1985, 1986, and 2000 atForeman Field.

Women’s Basketball –NCAA Final Four in 1982 &1983 at Norfolk Scope.

Sailing-ICSA Championships in 1985 (Team Race &Women’s Dinghy), ICSA Championships in 1993 (TeamRace), ICSA Championships in 2001 (Men’s andWomen’s Singlehanded).

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS


Academic Support

T he Old Dominion University AthleticDepartment offers a wide variety ofprograms to assist the academic andpersonal well-being of the student-athlete.

These programs are overseen byTianna Scott, the academic ad-

visor for student-athletes, and April Brecht, the LifeSkills Program director. Their offices are located inWebb Center, within convenient access to all thestudent-athletes.

Among the programs available to all student-athletes:

SUPERVISED STUDY SESSIONSSupervised study sessions are required for all fresh-

men and transfer student-athletes, and organized accord-ing to the needs of the individual for upperclassmen.Study sessions meet in a variety of locations across cam-pus, for a minimum of two hours per night, three nightsper week.

”RISING STARS”-THE LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM

The Life Skills Program provides a comprehensiveapproach to the overall academic and personal develop-ment of student-athletes at Old Dominion University.With the student-athlete welfare in mind, the AthleticDepartment provides:The Academic Commitment◆ Academic, major choice and career counseling◆ Academic advising - class scheduling and eligibilityreview◆ Supervised study sessions three times per week◆ Tutoring program by request and/or referral◆ Computer room with specialized programs (WritingTutor, Grammar Tools, Quatro, Word Perfect, etc.)◆ Study Group sessions◆ ELS 101 (University Orientation) class◆ Academic progress/attendance reports during eachsemester◆ Rising Stars monthly Life Skills newsletter articles◆ Complementary campus programs (Instant studyskills)◆ Retention groups, probation groups, assessment in-struments◆ Intervention - illness, injuries, etc. reported tofacultyThe Athletic Commitment

◆ Title IX information, coach and support staff standardsof conduct, the coach as a teacher, departmental opera-tions and standards, and athletic support program in-formation◆ Team-building and conflict resolution intervention/trainingThe Personal Development Commitment

◆ Educational programming for new students andteams: Understanding Values, Appreciating Diversity,Personal Health (Sexual Responsibility, Alcohol Choices,Stress Management), Interpersonal Communication andMedia Relations, Social Development, and Fiscal Re-sponsibility.

◆ Networking and appropriate campusprogram promotion◆ Rising Stars newsletter - includes studyskills, motivational and inspirational items,plus a calendar of coming events◆ SAMs Program - Student-Athlete Men-tor Peer Advising ProgramThe Service Commitment

◆ Monarch ReachOut service project refer-rals and contacts◆ Campus/community service throughSAMs and class credit

The Student-Athlete Mentor (SAM) is a peer advising program. SAMs arenomimated and elected by their peers. The goal is for each athletic team to haveat least one SAM. A SAM on the team can help provide leadership, help team-mates with problems, provide support for freshmen, answer questions, and re-fer teammates to University support services. SAMs are elected on a yearlybasis and any upperclassmen may be chosen by their peers to serve as a SAM.All SAMs participate in a training program following elections.

Above, Students receive counseling duringregistration. Right, Life-Skills CoordinatorApril Brecht and Academic Advisor TiannaScott at their office in Webb UniversityCenter.

SAM -STUDENT ATHLETE MENTORS

The Career Development

Commitment

◆ Networking and referral are provided in co-operation with our career management center◆ Educational programming and career◆ ELS 121 (Career Planning) class◆ Interview, cover letter, and resume techniques


Above, The new entry to the Intercollegiate Athletics Building. Thebuilding serves as home for the men's and women’s basketball programs.

FacilitiesATHLETIC

Above and Left, the Lady Monarch teamheadquarters provides players with aspacious area for on and off-court time.It includes a locker room area, a loungearea with table, chairs, sofas, andtelevision, a conference room and apractice facility.

Old Dominion University pridesitself on being able to offer thestudent-athlete the best pos-sible facilities to achieve maxi-mum potential on the field.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Building,which will undergo a renovation in 2006, housesboth strength training and athletic training fa-cilities which are always at the full disposal ofthe student-athlete. The expanded buildingwill also be the home to academic advising.

The athletic training room provides thebest in modern rehabilitation equipment for ath-letic injuries. The seven-foot deep running pool,located in the hydrotherapy room, along withthree whirlpools and one jacuzzi, provides OldDominion athletes the opportunity to rehabili-tate through exercise in water. The room also in-cludes nine training tables, a Kinkom rehabili-tation machine, and a traction table. The athletictraining room is under the supervision of HeadAthletic Trainer Marty Bradley, M.S., A.T.,C., andhis two full-time assistants, along with a staff ofgraduate assistants and student assistants.

The strength training room, built specifi-cally for student-athlete use. The room includesthe most up-to-date in nautilus and free weightequipment, all under the supervision of Strengthand Conditioning Coach Andy Zucker.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Building alsohouses the administrative staff including theathletic director, the associate and assistant ath-letic directors, the offices of sports information,promotions, and the ticket office. The AthleticSupport Office and Buildings and Grounds of-fices are also located in the Intercollegiate Ath-letics Building.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Building is lo-cated in the middle of the athletic quadrant ofthe campus that includes the 4,000 seat Old Do-minion Soccer Stadium, the 2,500 seat BudMetheny Baseball Complex, the 15-courtODU Tennis Complex that includes a 1,000 seatchampionship court, and the Health & PhysicalEducation Building. The H&PE Building con-tains the 5,500 seat Old Dominion Fieldhouseand the J.C. “Scrap” Chandler Pool. The ODUTennis Complex, Soccer Stadium and the Health& Physical Education Building will also undergomajor renovation and expansion during the2005-06 academic year.

Foreman Field, located behind Rollins Hallon the northern edge of the campus, is home tothe field hockey and lacrosse teams, as well asbeing the site for much of Old Dominion’s in-tramural sports program. The Old Dominion Sailing Center is locatedon the Elizabeth River on the western side ofthe campus and serves as home to the Monarchsailing program. Featuring a 200-foot pier andlaunch area, the Sailing Center also has storagespace for the entire Old Dominion fleet of FJ’s,Lasers, 420’s, and various support craft, lockerrooms, classrooms, workshop, and office spacefor the sailing coaches.


CenterCONVOCATIONTed Constant

Home of the Lady Monarchs


CenterCONVOCATIONTed Constant

Ted Constant Convocation CenterThe Ted Constant Convocation Center, an 8,600 seat facilityis the home for the Old Dominion University basketballprograms. Athletic Director Jim Jarrett says, “The ability toprovide our student-athletes and fans with a state-of-the art,on campus basketball venue is the best statement theUniversity can make regarding the priority placed on ourbasketball program. The excitement of a facility with itsgreat atmosphere and quality fan amenities that depicts thegreat tradition of Old Dominion University athletics isunparalleled in our program’s history.”Building LocationHampton Boulevard, across from the Batten Arts and LettersBuilding. The Center is the cornerstone for the planned 67-acre University Village features shopping centers, restau-rants, a variety of retail shops, research labs and residencehalls.ArchitectsThe team of Mosley/Rossetti was a joint venture of one ofthe nation’s leading sports facility designers and plannersand a leading Virginia multidiscipline firm. Rossetti’sprojects range in scope from the internationally acclaimedPalace of Auburn Hills to the new Van Andel Arena inGrand Rapids, Michigan.Number of SeatsThe center has 8,600 fixed seats, including 836 for club/priority seating. In addition, there are sixteen suites with 12seats each and a group box in the private concourse level.There are 85 barrier free seats with 85 companion seats in thefacility. When seating is added on the floor, capacity is about10,000.Building SizeThe center has 215,000 gross square-feet and consists of fourparts- the seating bowl, multiple spaces for support functionsfor patrons, “back of the house” spaces to support centeroperations and a 10,000 square foot area of multi-purposerooms that can be used for conferences, meetings, pre-andpost activity gatherings, etc.FlexibilityThe bowl has been designed to allow ‘downsizing’ for avariety of University events ranging in size from 1,500 to2,000 attendees and up. Retractable seating allows for eventssuch as concerts, lectures and commencements.TechnologyThe Center has state-of-the-art audio and video technologythat includes a jumbo four-sided video scoreboard, four LEDmessage boards, a video wall in the lobby and 46 closed-circuit television monitors throughout the arena.Parking FacilitiesA 1,400-car garage is located adjacent to the facility to thesouth, and a shuttle bus system transports people from avariety of campus locations to Center events.

Call 757-683-4444for more information.

Above and right, the ODUSports Hall of Fame islocated in the lobby of theConvocation Center ,one ofthe arena's sixteen luxurysuites and the LadyMonarchs locker roomfacilities in the ConvocationCenter.


In August 2003, Old Dominion opened the University Village Apart-ments. The Lady Monarch basketball squad now lives in these modern,spacious apartments that are located next door to the ConstantConvocation Center.

Lady MonarchLIVIN' LIKE A

in the University Village


Above, the Old Dominion University Fieldhouse,the former home of the Lady Monarch dynasty.

Right, fans of all ages routinely packed theFieldhouse to cheer their Lady Monarchs on to

victory!

T he Old Dominion Fieldhouse served as apalace for the women's basketball team's for-tunes.

The Lady Monarchs have been a leader inwomen’s basketball attendance over the past

three decades, leading the nation in the late 1970’s andearly 1980’s with packed crowds on a nightly basis. TheHampton Roads community opened its heart to the LadyMonarch basketball program, and the team rewarded theirfans by bringing home three national championships ('79,'80, and '85), five Sun Belt Conference titles and elevenColonial Athletic Association championships during theirtenure at the Fieldhouse.

In addition to drawing top crowds, the Fieldhousehas played a major part in the overwhelming success ofthe Lady Monarch program. Winning streaks, like the 64-game streak that extended from Feb. 4, 1977 to Feb. 16,1981 (the longest men's or women's streak at that time),helped convince Old Dominion opponents of the wrathof the Fieldhouse.

Another streak followed in 1983 through 1984 at 44games. More importantly, Old Dominion only had one los-ing season in the Fieldhouse since the building opened itsdoors in 1970. The Lady Monarchs owned an astounding383-74 record in the building, including post-season andexhibitions.

Largest Lady Monarch Fieldhouse CrowdsOPPONENT DATE OUTCOME ATTENDANCE

1. Connecticut 12-29-01 L 70-84 5,2112. William & Mary 2-20-98 W 110-51 5,2113. Tennessee 2-10-79 W 71-56 5, 2004. Va. Commonwealth 2-13-98 W 86-48 5, 1715. Tennessee 1-7-97 W 83-72 5,155 James Madison 1-30-98 W 81-59 5,1557. Texas 2-25-80 W 74-45 5, 1058. UCLA 1-3-79 W 90-60 5,1009. Ohio State 2-16-80 W 85-56 5,05510. Louisiana Tech 2-4-84 W 66-64 5,007

383 wins74 Losses

83.8 WinningPercentage

All-Time FieldhouseRecord 1970-2002

Fieldhouse 1970-2002OLD DOMINION


Final Record 35-1Head Coach Marianne Stanley



Standing (L to R): Marianne Stanley(Head Coach), Nancy Lieberman, JanTrombly, Inge Nissen, Linda Jerome,Cris Critelli, Rhonda Rompola, AngelaCotman, Jerry Busone (Asst. Coach).Front Row (L to R): Sue Brown, SandyBurke, Debbie Richards, Sue Davy,Beth Campbell, and Fran Clemente.

Standing (L to R): Marianne Stanley (HeadCoach), Nancy Lieberman, Linda Jerome,Inge Nissen, Anne Donovan, Jan Trombly,Beth Wilkerson, Rhonda Rompola,Wendy Larry (Asst. Coach), Jerry Busone(Asst. Coach). Front Row (L to R): RoseRiggs (Mgr.), Suzy Anderson (Mgr.), PeggySmith, Cris Critelli, Noreen Kemether, SueRichardson, Sue Brown, Angela Cotman,Cathy Loew (Trainer), and Erika Zauzig(Mgr.)

Standing (L to R): Liz Connahan, TracyClaxton, Medina Dixon, Dawn Cullen,Donna Harrington, Adrienne Goodson,Alphelia Goodson. Front Row (L to R):Trish Vantucci (Mgr.), Beth Calder(Mgr.), Joann Beatty, Bridget Jenkins,Marie Christian, Lisa Blais, LisaHendrick (Mgr.).

T he Old Dominion Univer-sity name has grown na-tionally over the years tomean the best in competi-tion... honesty... integrity...and championships, lots ofchampionships.

Thirty-two national titles. The numberis overwhelming, the hardware impressive.And each national title only adds to the OldDominion legend as "The Home of Champi-ons."

The first national title came in 1975, whenthe men's basketball team claimed the Divi-sion II title in Evansville, Ind. A year later,Old Dominion made the move to NCAA Di-vision I, and the titles continued.

Individually, the titles cut across thesports scene at Old Dominion. Three women'sbasketball titles (1978-79, 1979-80, 1984-85)...Nine field hockey titles (1982, 1983, 1984,1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2000)...Fifteentitles in sailing (Women's Champions - 1982,1987, 2002; Sloop Champions - 1989, 1990,1992; Singlehanded Champions - 1989, 1996,2002, 2003, 2004; Dinghy Champions - 1989,1998; and Team Race Champions - 1990,1998)... Three individual wrestling titles... Andone individual tennis title.

Additionally, nearly every team thatcompetes in conference championships haswon a title.

1978-79 AIAW Champions

1979-80 AIAW Champions

1984-85 NCAA Champions

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS THREE-TIME


Nancy Lieberman(1976-80)

Inge Nissen(1976-80)

Anne Donovan(1979-83)

Perfection is the sort of thing that kept Anne Donovan going strong through her basketball career and perfection iswhat keeps Donovan in one of the top positions throughout Lady Monarch basketball history.

After her gold medal performance in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Donovan was ready to retire but opted not to hangup her high tops when rumors spread that the United States cruised to a gold because the Russians boycotted the LA Games.Desperately wanting to prove the masses wrong, Donovan returned to the 1988 Seoul Olympics and, at the ripe old age of 26,co-captained her team to a repeat gold medal.

That consummate attitude made Donovan a pioneer in her sport and has earned her a spot among one of the firstwomen to be honored by the Basketball Hall of Fame. Inducted in 1995, Donovan was rewarded for the hard work anddedication that is scrawled throughout the chronicles of Lady Monarch basketball history.

A multi-honored athlete for the Lady Monarchs, Donovan remains the school’s leader in career scoring (2,719 points),career rebounding (1,976 boards), and career blocked shots (801 blocks). In addition, the three-time All-American and 1983Naismith National Player of the Year owns several single-game and single-season records.

A former assistant at her alma mater, Donovan is a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, the Women's Basketball Hallof Fame, the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame, the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and the GTE/CoSida Academic All-American Hall of Fame. She is currently the head coach of the WNBA's Seattle Storm and has also coached the Indiana Feverand Charlotte Sting. Her 2004 Seattle Storm captured the 2004 WNBA Championship and her 2001 Sting squad advanced tothe WNBA Finals.

Lieberman’s impact on the sport of women’s basketball is immeasurable. “Lady Magic,” as she was known in themedia during her days at Old Dominion, helped her Lady Monarch teams collect an astounding 72-2 record during theirback-to-back championship seasons.

She never backed down from a challenge...not even from the 7-2, 280-pound Russian center Uljana Semjonova. In the1976 Montreal Olympics, the 16-year-old Lieberman courageously took a charge from the towering Semjonova and thingswere never the same.

That feisty attitude has crowned her as one of basketball’s trailblazers and ambassadors. The three-time All-Americanremains Old Dominion University’s leader in career assists (961) while standing second in all-time steals (512). She also holdsseveral single-game and single-season records. Lieberman is the only two-time winner of the Wade Trophy (1978-79 and1979-80) and is also a recipient of the Broderick Cup (1979-80). For her efforts and dedication to the game, Lieberman was inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1996 and theWomen's Basketball Hall of Fame in 1999. She and teammate Anne Donovan (who was inducted the year before) are part ofa select group of women in the Hall. She is also a member of the Old Dominion Hall of Fame and the Virginia Sports Hall ofFame. She served as the head coach/general manager of the WNBA's Detroit Shock club, also played 1 year in the WNBA forthe Phoenix Mercury and is currently an anouncer for ESPN. She and her son T.J. reside in Dallas.

A two-time national champion with the 1979 and 1980 Lady Monarchs, Inge Nissen left her indelible mark on OldDominion women’s basketball during a stellar playing career. What she left from Norfolk, Virginia, she brought with her toMiami, Florida where she is now a co-head coach with former Old Dominion University assistant Cindy Russo at FloridaInternational University.

Nissen earned Kodak All-American honors during her senior campaign with the Lady Monarchs and was also named tothe Street and Smith All-American team. A four-year starter, Nissen ended her career with 2,647 points and 1,459 rebounds.Both numbers are second only to Anne Donovan in the Lady Monarch record books. In addition, Nissen holds severalindividual season records, including field goals attempted (651), free throws attempted (209), and free throws made (148), aswell as single game records for field goals attempted (33) and rebounds (28 vs. Longwood College on March 3, 1978).

A two-time Wade Trophy Finalist, Nissen was named the team’s MVP during the 1978, 1979, and 1980 seasons as well asthe Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year at ODU in 1980. In 1978, Nissen led Old Dominion to the National Women’sInvitational Tournament Championship and ended a fine career by leading the Lady Monarchs to the AIAW NationalChampionships in 1979 and 1980.

After her career at Old Dominion, Nissen spent a season in the Women’s Pro Basketball League. When the leaguedisbanded in 1981, Nissen continued to play overseas and won the French National Championship with the Asnieres juniorteam. A year later, Nissen coached the team to a national title.

Nissen was inducted into the Old Dominion Hall of Fame in 1985 and is currently the co-head coach of Florida Internationalwomen’s program.

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21Ticha Penicheiro

(1994-98)

Ticha Penicheiro can be described with many words, but the lasting impression she has made on Lady Monarchbasketball can be fully portrayed by one word – heart-stopping.

Penicheiro’s playing style, one of a unique mixture of panache and skill, has earned her many a fan in the HamptonRoads area and around the country. It has also earned her jersey a spot in the rafters.

Numbers don’t lie for Penicheiro, who along with Mery Andrade and Clarisse Machanguana, comprised the fan-favorite “Portuguese Connection” that re-cultivated a national pride with the Old Dominion Lady Monarch program. ThisFigueira da Foz native helped her Lady Monarch squads to an impressive 119-14 overall record, a 61-1 Colonial AthleticAssociation record, four consecutive CAA crowns, and an appearance in the 1997 NCAA National Championship game.

During her playing time at Old Dominion, Penicheiro collected 1,304 points over 133 games. She finished her careeras Old Dominion’s all-time steal leader with 591 and second on the all-time assist board, behind only fellow All-AmericanNancy Lieberman, with 939. She is the CAA’s all-time leader on both counts.

A two-time Kodak All-American, Penicheiro collected a plethora of honors during her stay in Norfolk. She becameOld Dominion’s second winner of the prestigious Lifetime/Wade Trophy and the first international player to win the honor.A four-time All-CAA honoree, Penicheiro was named the conference’s Player of the Year in 1995-96 and 1996-97 while alsoclaiming the Rookie of the Year honor in 1994-95.

Penicheiro is a member of the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs, which recently captured the 2005 WNBAChampionship. She is a four-time WNBA All-Star and two-time All-WNBA first team selection.

JerseysRETIRED

ClarisseMachanguana

(1994-98)

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Machanguana's style and power helped lead a great resurgence in Lady Monarch basketball in the late 90's and left anindelible mark on the Old Dominion dynasty. With Machanguana on the floor, the Lady Monarchs won an incredible 89percent (90-11) of their games, captured three CAA conference crowns, and advanced to the 1997 NCAA Championshipgame. It was during her career that "The Streak" began with the Lady Monarch posting 44 straight conference victoriesduring her final two seasons en route amassing a total of 131 consecutive CAA wins.

One of the most prolific scorers in recent memory, the 6-5 forward completed her career with 1,813 career points,which ranks her ninth all-time in Old Dominion history. Every year she stepped onto the hardwood for the Lady Monarchsshe led her teams in scoring and field goal percentage, placing her name besides the greats in Old Dominion women'sbasketball history. Machanguana finished fifth in single season scoring and recorded six games with 30 points or more.Additionally, she shot .624 from the floor and averaged 7.6 rebounds per game in 99 contests during her career.

A Kodak All-American and Naismith Player of the Year finalist in 1997, she helped lead Old Dominion to a 34-2 recordand their third Final Four appearance. During her career she also earned All-America honors by the Sporting News, BasketballTimes, and Associated Press and was a three-time All-CAA First Time selection and two-time conference tournament MVP.

Since completing her career at Old Dominion, Machanguana has played for San Jose in the ABL, followed by stintswith Los Angeles, Charlotte, and Orlando in the WNBA. In 2001, Machanguana helped her Sting squad advance to theWNBA finals under head coach and fellow Old Dominion legend Anne Donovan.


I n 1975, a group of loyal and dedicatedwomen's athletic fans proposed the idea ofsoliciting donors to create a scholarship

fund for the women's intercollegiate sports pro-gram at Old Dominion University.

There seemed no better title to this effort thanto dedicate the scholarship to Donna Doyle Smith,the first female health and physical educationgraduate at the Norfolk Division of the Collegeof William & Mary, as Old Dominion was thenknown. A four-sport star in the 1950's, Donnahad dedicated her life to the advancement ofwomen's athletics as both a competitor and ad-ministrator in the Norfolk City Schools.

Old Dominion's women's basketball pro-gram was in its infancy at that point, but dedi-cated toward gaining national recognition. WhatDonna and her supporters believed would helpset the program in motion would be to attract"name" opponents to the game each year. Vir-ginia Tech played in the first Donna Doyle Schol-arship Game in 1975, with Old Dominion earn-ing a 95-82 win. The following year the scholar-ship committee landed their prize opponentwhen three-time national champion ImmaculataCollege matched up with the Lady Monarchs.

History now looks at that second DonnaDoyle Scholarship game as somewhat of a turn-ing point for the program. While the Lady Mon-archs fell to the stronger Mighty Macs, it was OldDominion's first look at its future coach, MarianneStanley, the two-time All-American point guard

Donna Doyle in the uniform of the NorfolkDivision of William and Mary.

for Immaculata. Stanley put on a show for the Nor-folk audience that night, and one year later wouldreturn as head coach of the Lady Monarchs, begin-ning a ten-year legacy at the University that wouldproduce three national championships.

Donna and her committee had no clue in 1975that their efforts would produce the University'sfirst fully endowed athletic scholarship, a mark thecommittee reached in 1988.

Through the years, the scholarship fund hasenabled numerous female student-athletes the op-portunity to study and compete at Old Dominion.The game itself has grown into one of the most pres-tigious events in the nation and has continually at-tracted the top names in women's basketball.

In 1981, then top-ranked Louisiana Techmatched up with the 4th-ranked Lady Monarchsfor the annual scholarship game. The excitementsurrounding the game mounted in the weeks priorto the matchup and resulted in moving the contestto Norfolk Scope. A sellout crowd of 10,237 packedScope and put Old Dominion in the record booksagain for the largest regular season attendance at asingle women's collegiate game at that point.

Donna Doyle Smith passed away in 1977 fromcancer, a disease she had battled for several yearsprior to her death. Her efforts toward this scholar-ship and the advancement of women's athletics ather alma mater are permanently rememberedthrough this scholarship fund, which continues togrow. Each year, seven new Donna Doyle Scholar-ship recipients are selected in each of the women'sscholarship sports at Old Dominion. Student-ath-letes are selected that represent Donna Doyle's ath-letic achievements, her enthusiasm and spirit.

Donna DoyleScholarship Game

Results1974-75 95-82 W vs. Virginia Tech1975-76 53-89 L vs. Immaculata1976-77 47-55 L vs. Delta State1977-78 77-55 W vs. N.C. State1978-79 90-60 W vs. UCLA1979-80 74-45 W vs. Texas1980-81 59-73 L vs. Louisiana Tech1981-82 66-54 W vs. Tennessee1982-83 81-58 W vs. Long Beach State1983-84 66-64 W vs. Louisiana Tech1984-85 64-67 L vs. Tennessee1985-86 70-77 L vs. Louisiana Tech1986-87 73-68 W vs. Western Kentucky1987-88 65-68 L vs. Louisiana Tech1988-89 69-91 L vs. N.C. State1989-90 65-79 L vs. Louisiana Tech1990-91 52-66 L vs. N.C. State1991-92 64-62 W vs. James Madison1992-93 81-67 W vs. N.C. State1993-94 73-59 W vs. James Madison1994-95 75-81 L vs. N.C. State1995-96 103-43 W vs. VCU1996-97 77-49 W vs. James Madison1997-98 81-59 W vs. James Madison1998-99 100-64 W vs. Richmond1999-00 74-58 W vs. East Carolina2000-01 68-46 W vs. William & Mary2001-02 67-43 W vs. James Madison2002-03 59-67 L vs. Rutgers2003-04 80-58 W vs. James Madison2004-05 6049 W vs. Drexel

Letter written by Donna Doyle Smith tocommemorate the first

Donna Doyle Scholarship game.

What an important day in my life!How happy I am to share it with you.How do I feel about this honor? I feel

humble! I feel proud! I feel sad! I feelexcited! Most importantly, I feel! I amaware that my life will go on in the lives

of other young women who will usetheir God-given abilities in the athleticarena. I am also aware that, as a result

of the strength and confidence theseyoung women will gain through

athletics, they will translate this intomeaningful activities and relationships

as they progress through life.God is in control of my life, and this

is one more occurrence which supportsmy faith in His presence."

Donna

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Donna Doyle Smith

Scholarship GameDONNA DOYLE


In the ProsLADY MONARCHS

On April 24, 1996, women’s basketball announced“We Got Next” as the NBA Board of Governorsapproved the concept of a Women’s National Bas-ketball Association (WNBA) to begin play in June1997 and former Lady Monarchs have been a huge

part of its success.The WNBA has not been the only avenue through which

former Lady Monarchs have flourished. Professional women's bas-ketball has been in existence since the 1980s, with the now-de-funct Women's Profesional Basketball League (WBL) and theAmerican Women's Basketball League (ABL).

A natural connection between Old Dominion alumni andthe professional basketball leagues has grown over the last 20 years.From the first WBL draft in 1980 to the resurgance of professionalwomen's basketball with the ABL, to the WNBA drafts of recentyears, and the 2005 WNBA Championship featuring two formerstandouts, Lady Monarch greats have been continuing their ca-reers in the professional ranks with great success.

In 1980, seven members of the 1979-80 national champi-onship squad were drafted by the Women's Professional Basket-ball League, with three of those players going in the first round.Hall of Famers Nancy Lieberman, Inge Nissen, and Chris Critelliwere the first three of of long line of Lady Monarch basketballstars to become first round draft picks.

Nine Lady Monarchs have been drafted into the profes-sional ranks of the WNBA with another handful picked up as freeagents. Both of Old Dominion's first round draftees, TichaPenicheiro in 1998, and Hamchetou Maiga in 2002, recently cap-tured the 2005 WNBA Championship with the Sacramento Mon-archs. Additionally, Old Dominion had the distinction of tyingnational champion, Connecticut, as the school with the most stu-dent-athletes selected in the 2000 draft. That year, four of the LadyMonarch seniors who helped ODU dance to the "Elite Eight" wereselected.

Old Dominion alumni are not neccessarily restricted toplaying on the hardwood in WNBA. Anne Donovan ('83) coachedthe Seattle Storm to the 2004 WNBA Championship, while formerplayers Maura McHugh ('75), Nancy Lieberman ('80), and formerODU coach, Marianne Stanley, have all taken turns patrolling thesidelines on the professional level of women's basketball.

Women’s basketball has come a long way since its begin-nings in 1892 when Senda Berenson adapted James Naismith’sbasketball rules for women. And with the continued growth of theWNBA, the sport is sure to go even further. For Old Dominionfans, the opportunity is here to enjoy the talents of many formerplayers for years to come.

Lady Monarch greats Ticha Penicheiro and Hamchetou Magiacelebrate the 2005 WNBA Championship as members of theSacramento Monarchs

Hamchetou Magia

Ticha Penicheiro


In the Pros

LucienneBerthieu

2002-2003 Cleveland Rockers2004 Houston Comets

* 2nd Round Draft Pick

TichaPenicherio

1998-2005 SacramentoMonarchs* 1st Round Draft Pick* WNBA All-Time Assist Leader* Four-time WNBA All-Star* 1999 First Team All-WNBA* 2002, 2003 Second Team All-WNBA

AdrienneGoodson

1999-2002 Utah Starzz2003-2004 San Antonio Silver Stars2005 Houston Comets/Charlotte Sting

* 3rd Round Draft Pick* 2002 WNBA All-Star

HamchetouMaiga

2002-2005 Sacramento Monarchs

* 1st Round Draft Pick

MeryAndrade

1999-2002 Cleveland Rockers2004 Charlotte Sting


MoniqueCoker

2004 Los Angeles Sparks

* Free Agent

2000 Indiana Fever

* Free Agent

DonnaHarrington

LADY MONARCHS

ClarisseMachanguana

1999-2000 Los Angeles Sparks2001 Charlotte Sting2002 Orlando Miracle



Anne Donovan '83* 2003 - 2005 - Head Coach - Seattle Storm* 2001-2002 Head Coach - Charlotte Sting* 2000 - Head Coach - Indiana Fever* 1998 - Head Coach - Philadelphia Rage (ABL)

Nancy Lieberman '80* 1998 -Head Coach/General Manager - Detroit Shock

Maura McHugh '74* 2001 - 2003 - Head Coach - Sacramento Monarchs* 1999- 2000 - Assistant Coach - Sacramento Monarchs

Marianne Stanley (ODU Head Coach 1976 -1987)* 2004 -2005 Assistant Coach - New York Liberty* 2002 - 2003 - Head Coach - Washingston Mystics* 2001 - Assistant Coach - Washington Mystics* 2000 - Assistant Coach - Los Angeles Sparks

Alisa Scott (ODU Asst. Coach 1991 - 1998)* 1998 - 2004 - Assistant Coach - Houston Comets

COACHING IN THE PROS

Anne Donovan '83

Marianne StanleyMaura McHugh '74


2002-WNBAHamchetou Maiga Sacramento 1st RoundLucienne Bertheiu Seattle 2nd RoundSharron Francis Minnesota 4th RoundTiffany Thompson Los Angeles 4th Round

2000-WNBADonna Harrington Indiana Free AgentMarianne Stanley Los Angeles Asst. Coach

1999-WNBAClarisse Machanguana Los Angeles 2nd RoundMery Andrade Cleveland 2nd RoundAdrienne Goodson Utah 3rd Round

1998-WNBATicha Penicheiro Sacramento 1st RoundNyree Roberts Houston 2nd Round

1997-ABLClarisse Machanguana San Jose 1st RoundEsther Benjamin Richmond AlternateCeleste Hill Seattle Alternate

1996-WNBANancy Lieberman-Cline Phoenix 2nd Round

1996-ABLAdrienne Goodson Richmond 3rd Round

1982-WBLRhonda Rompola Dallas

1980-WBLNancy Lieberman Dallas 1st RoundInge Nissen Chicago 1st RoundChris Critelli New York 1st RoundAngela Cotman Houston 2nd RoundJan Trombly Colorado 4th RoundSue Richardson Tampa Bay 6th RoundSue Brown Tampa Bay 7th RoundLinda Jerome St. Louis 8th Round

LADY MONARCHS IN THE DRAFT


Continuing the Old Dominion University athletic departmenttradition of reaching out into the community, the Lady Monarchs are highly active in the Hampton Roads community

through the Monarch Reach-Out Program and with numerous chari-table organizations. Recent Lady Monarch activities have includedHabitat For Humanity, The Buddy Walk in awareness of Down'sSyndrome, Special Olympics, Norfolk Children's Festival, Susan G.Komen Foundation’s Race For The Cure, and reading sessions withchildren in local elementary schools.

Lady Monarch Reachout


Old Dominion 75th Anniversary

The year 2005 marks three quarters of a century in the life ofour academic community. Old Dominion is very much a hu-man enterprise where people learn and grow, discover them-selves and exciting ideas, change their own lives and changethe world. Certainly we have reason to celebrate the accom-plishments of the past. We gain from reflecting on our ori-gins, remembering our roots.

We have an important mission, fine faculty, the support ofalumni and the community, wonderful goals and an outstand-ing tradition of creativity, positive thought, action and dili-gent effort. Seventy-five years from now we will remain a por-tal to new worlds – and we will still be changing lives!

Roseann RuntePresidentOld Dominion University

Notable Alums

Beth Polson'73 TV/Movie producer

Samantha Salvia'96 ODU's First RhodesScholar

AstronautMichael J. Bloomfield'93

Jay Harris'87 ESPN Sportscaster


Why Monarchs?

For many years, the athletic teams of the Norfolk Divi-sion of the College of William & Mary (as Old Dominionwas formerly called) were known as the Braves. This wasa derivation of the William & Mary nickname of Indians.As Old Dominion achieved its own four-year status andsaw its enrollment surpass that of its Williamsburg neigh-bor, it was no longer suitable or acceptable to have its teamscalled the Braves.

The name Monarchs evokes much of the early history ofthe Commonwealth of Virginia and of Old Dominion’smother institution, the College of William and Mary. Thenickname “Old Dominion” was first coined to the Virginiacolony by King Charles II after Virginia’s loyalty to thecrown during the English Civil War. Furthermore, WilliamIII and Mary II, whose patronage helped found the Collegeof William and Mary in Virginia in 1693, ruled England atthe invitation of Parliament as “joint monarchs.”

The Monarch used by Old Dominion has a royal crownon a lion’s head, representing an historic past and a strongfuture. The school's current family of athletic logos (right)were adopted in April of 2002.


2004-05In Review


2004-05 in Review

When You Win One...They Call You A ChampionWhen You Win Four...They Call You A DynastyWhen you Win 14...They Call you A Lady Monarch

The Lady Monarchs celebrate their NCAA record 14th straight Colonial Athletic Association Title after taking Delaware to overtime in oneof the most exciting games in CAA Touranment history.

Just when the nay sayers thought the OldDominion women’s basketball reign wascoming to an end, the Lady Monarchs cameback to prove them wrong and captured theirrecord 14th straight Colonial AthleticAssociation (CAA) crown.

The 2004-05 version of the Lady Monarch heavilyrelied on the youth of its roster after the season beganwith ACL injuries to veterans Corrina Turner and PaulaMuxiri. With only two seniors, Shareese Grant andwalk-on Melea Caldwell, and one junior, Lawona Davis,17th year head coach Wendy Larry looked to OldDominion’s four sophomores and five freshmen touphold the Lady Monarch tradition. And hold up thetradition they did as Old Dominion finished the seasonwith a 22-9 record, ODU’s 25th 20-win season, and the14th straight appearance and 22nd overall dance to theNCAA Tournament.

The schedule, as always, featured some of thecountry’s top teams. The Lady Monarchs gave eighthranked and Final Four participant, Tennessee, a run forthe money when the Lady Vols visited the Ted ConstantConvocation Center at home in early January andmanaged to knock off #16/19 Rutgers, 69-61, in earlyDecember. Old Dominion’s non-conference schedulealso featured Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, East TennesseeState, Virginia, Harvard, and North Carolina.

In conference, the Lady Monarchs met some of themost challenging CAA teams in recent memory. OldDominion fell to three CAA teams during the season,including a heartbreaking 70-73 loss at home to Delaware,breaking the Lady Monarchs’ 122-game home courtconference-winning streak. The Lady Monarchs’ two othersetbacks included another loss to Delaware on the BlueHens’ homecourt in Newark, 58-62, and a 68-71 thriller inthe regular season finale at Drexel in Philadelphia.

Although Old Dominion finished with a 15-3conference and a number two seed in the CAAtournament, results were the same as previous years withthe Lady Monarchs coming out on top with their 14thstraight conference title.

The road to the title however was not an easy oneas the tournament, held for the first time at the PatriotCenter in Fairfax, Virginia, gave fans a roller coaster ride.

The Lady Monarchs dispatched Hofstra easily, 87-68, in the quarterfinals setting up a showdown withDrexel in the semifinals and a chance for revenge for theirseason ending loss to the Dragons. It was the closestmargin of victory in 40 tournament contests for the LadyMonarchs as Drexel had three chances to take the victoryaway from Old Dominion in the final 17 seconds of thegame. Old Dominion’s trademark defense, which includeda critical block and rebounding effort from freshmanTiffany Green, led the Lady Monarchs to the finale with

a 64-63 win. The championship game set up top seededDelaware and Old Dominion for its third showdown ofthe year. The Fightin’ Blue Hens were looking to not onlybecome the only CAA team in history to defeat the LadyMonarchs three times in a season, but dethrone the 13-time champions. The upset looked possible as Delawareled by as many as 11 points in the first half and held ontothe lead until late in the second half. However, ShareeseGrant ignited the team, exploding for a career-high 35-points en-route to her third CAA Most OutstandingPerformer title. The game saw four ties over the final 3:21of regulation, but Grant hit a jumper with a mere 13seconds left to send the game into overtime tied at 68-68.The Lady Monarchs dominated the extra session, emergingwith the 78-74 victory in one of the most memorable andbreathtaking CAA Tournament finales.

Grant finished her final season as a highly decoratedLady Monarch . The Virginia Beach native joined a longlist of Lady Monarch All-American earning HonorableMention as well as All-State, and All-District.

Statistically among CAA student-athletes, Grantranked fifth in scoring (15.1 ppg), third in field goalpercentage (.474), third in assists (4.20 apg), fourth in freethrow percentage (.814), eighth in steals (2.20 spg) andfirst in assist/turnover ratio (1.30). She became the firststudent-athlete to earn three CAA “Most OutstandingPlayer” honors, along with nods to the All-CAA First

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Shareese Grant, a Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-American, became the firstCAA women basketball student-athlete to earn three CAA Tournament MostOutstanding Player honors

2004-05 HonorsHonorable Mention All-American

Shareese Grant

CAA All-Rookie TeamTiffany Green

CAA All-Defensive TeamShareese GrantLawona Davis

CAA Tournament MVPShareese Grant

CAA All-TournamentShareese GrantLawona Davis

All-Colonial Athletic AssociationShareese Grant (First team)

Lawona Davis (Second team)

Tiffany Green was in a heated race for CAARookie of the Year all season. She jumpedinto the starting line-up six games into theseason and finished the year third on theteam in the scoring column.

2004-05 in Review

Team and CAA All-Defensive Team. Grant led the LadyMonarchs in scoring 13 times, recorded five 20 + pointgames, and reached double digit scoring 25 times. Shealso set a new Old Dominion record after connecting on17 free throws in a game resetting the record held byNancy Lieberman that was set back on January 10, 1978.

Additionally, Grant places her name in the recordbooks ranking 15th on the all-time scoring leaders listwith 1,447 career points and eighth on the all-time assistslist with 376 career dishes.

Other Lady Monarch award winners includedjunior Lawona Davis, a Second Team All-CAA selection,and freshman Tiffany Green earning CAA All-RookieTeam honors. Davis, who will be Old Dominion’s topreturning scorer next season, averaged 11.2 points pergame and 5.0 rebounds. She racked up two double-doubles (Towson and William & Mary) and also notcheda career-high 25 points in both games against the Tigers.She was also named to the CAA All-Tournament Teamand CAA All-Defensive Team. Davis flirted as the nation’stop free throw shooter for much of the season and endedthe year hitting 81.4 percent, third in the CAA. Greencracked the starting line-up the sixth game into theseason and from there went on to average 10.1 points anda team-best 8.3 boards per game. She led the team withnine double-doubles and registered 20 double figuregames, including a career-best 20 points against William& Mary. Green ranked sixth in the rebounding categoryin the conference and placed her name fourth on the all-time freshman rebounding list with 274 boards in herfirst season in a Lady Monarch uniform.

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Lawona Davis was named Second Team All-CAA and joined Granton the CAA All-Defensive Team and CAA All-Touranment Team.


Team Statistics2004-05

Did you know...The Lady Monarchs

ranked 13thnationally inattendance in

2002-2003.

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES........... (22-9) (12-2) (7-6) (3-1) CONFERENCE.......... (15-3) (8-1) (7-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (7-6) (4-1) (0-4) (3-1)

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 Grant, Shareese.... 30-29 975 32.5 166-350 .474 6-35 .171 114-140 .814 18 75 93 3.1 67 1 126 97 1 66 452 15.1 03 Davis, Lawona...... 31-30 730 23.5 140-317 .442 1-6 .167 67-82 .817 63 92 155 5.0 69 1 71 100 14 46 348 11.2 45 Green,Tiffany...... 31-24 723 23.3 123-220 .559 0-0 .000 67-116 .578 114 143 257 8.3 80 1 21 43 50 32 313 10.1 14 Lyons, Tish........ 31-29 744 24.0 90-235 .383 5-17 .294 44-56 .786 48 75 123 4.0 55 0 39 50 5 24 229 7.4 34 Triggs, Sherida.... 31-28 755 24.4 89-178 .500 0-1 .000 35-50 .700 96 95 191 6.2 72 2 32 57 32 32 213 6.9 23 Jordan, TJ......... 31-2 556 17.9 71-213 .333 47-158 .297 12-25 .480 30 53 83 2.7 47 2 26 53 6 22 201 6.5 00 Turner, Corrina.... 1-1 11 11.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 1 1 2 2.0 1 0 1 1 1 0 4 4.0 11 Williams, Shahida.. 31-0 325 10.5 48-122 .393 0-0 .000 26-52 .500 39 44 83 2.7 39 0 12 30 4 12 122 3.9 44 Pym, Megan......... 31-3 486 15.7 42-99 .424 0-0 .000 27-38 .711 46 75 121 3.9 104 4 21 55 26 34 111 3.6 15 Wilson, Shantel.... 31-0 390 12.6 35-93 .376 1-6 .167 23-44 .523 37 51 88 2.8 51 1 38 50 2 17 94 3.0 12 Nuzzo,Jen.......... 29-1 324 11.2 24-78 .308 12-40 .300 13-19 .684 0 22 22 0.8 23 0 43 37 1 13 73 2.5 20 Caldwell, Melea.... 18-0 72 4.0 9-17 .529 5-10 .500 3-5 .600 4 3 7 0.4 9 0 9 5 0 7 26 1.4 55 Brown, Angela...... 23-3 134 5.8 9-22 .409 0-0 .000 3-9 .333 11 17 28 1.2 19 0 6 6 7 4 21 0.9 TEAM............... 60 59 119 3.8 0 8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total.............. 31 6225 847-1946 .435 77-273 .282 436-638 .683 567 805 1372 44.3 636 12 445 592 149 309 2207 71.2 Opponents.......... 31 6225 630-1710 .368 116-399 .291 544-754 .721 381 642 1023 33.0 565 - 360 596 81 289 1920 61.9

TEAM STATISTICS ODU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND --------------------------------------------------- ------------ -------------------- --- ----- ------ SCORING.................. 2207 1920 11/23/04 at Georgia Tech L 64-71 682 Points per game........ 71.2 61.9 11/27/04 VIRGINIA TECH W 87-56 3480 Scoring margin......... +9.3 - 11/30/04 EAST TENNESSEE STATE W 86-52 3082 FIELD GOALS-ATT.......... 847-1946 630-1710 12/05/04 RUTGERS #16/#19 W 69-61 3392 Field goal pct......... .435 .368 12/10/04 at Virginia L 64-72 2169 3 POINT FG-ATT........... 77-273 116-399 12/19/04 at Penn State L 68-76 6658 3-point FG pct......... .282 .291 12/22/04 HARVARD W 83-55 3177 3-pt FG made per game.. 2.5 3.7 12/30/04 at North Carolina L 55-79 1112 FREE THROWS-ATT.......... 436-638 544-754 01/02/05 TENNESSEE (#8) L 58-68 7063 Free throw pct......... .683 .721 *01/06/05 at James Madison W 70-58 1407 REBOUNDS................. 1372 1023 *01/09/05 DELAWARE L 70-73 3422 Rebounds per game...... 44.3 33.0 *01/14/05 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH W 78-59 3775 Rebounding margin...... +11.3 - *01/16/05 HOFSTRA W 79-54 3238 ASSISTS.................. 445 360 *01/20/05 WILLIAM & MARY W 77-59 3151 Assists per game....... 14.4 11.6 *01/23/05 at Towson W 80-66 277 TURNOVERS................ 592 596 *01/27/05 GEORGE MASON W 68-56 3442 Turnovers per game..... 19.1 19.2 *01/30/05 at UNC Wilmington W 59-55 717 Turnover margin........ +0.1 - *02/03/05 at Va. Commonwealth W 62-51 389 Assist/turnover ratio.. 0.8 0.6 *02/06/05 TOWSON W 78-56 3546 STEALS................... 309 289 *02/11/05 at Delaware L 58-62 4772 Steals per game........ 10.0 9.3 *02/13/05 at GEORGE MASON W 66-49 960 BLOCKS................... 149 81 *02/17/05 DREXEL W 60-49 3302 Blocks per game........ 4.8 2.6 *02/20/05 at William and Mary W 68-50 414 WINNING STREAK........... 0 - *02/24/05 UNC WILMINGTON W 76-52 3022 Home win streak........ 8 - *02/27/05 JAMES MADISON W 92-61 5332 ATTENDANCE............... 52424 35850 *03/03/05 at Hofstra W 78-65 1065 Home games-Avg/Game.... 14-3745 13-1634 *03/06/05 at Drexel L 68-71 625 Neutral site-Avg/Game.. - 4-3651 &03/10/05 vs HOFSTRA W 87-68 - &03/11/05 vs Drexel W 64-63 1281 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total &03/12/05 vs Delaware W OT 78-74 2010 ------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- ---- !03/19/05 vs Virginia L 57-79 11312 Old Dominion.................. 1042 1155 10 - 2207 Opponents..................... 920 994 6 - 1920 * = CAA Conference game & = CAA Tournament - Fairfax, Va. (Patriot Center) ! = NCAA Tournament First Round - Minneapolis, Minn. (Williams Arena)


BOX SCORES2004-05November 23, 2004

Alexander Memorial Coliseum * Atlanta, Georgia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 26 3-8 0-0 3 2 7Triggs 31 5-8 0-0 5 2 10Turner 11 1-2 2-2 2 1 4Davis 19 1-4 0-0 5 4 2Grant 36 7-16 2-2 2 3 18Williams 10 3-6 0-0 2 2 6Nuzzo 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Wilson 13 2-4 0-0 7 0 5Jordan 15 0-8 0-1 3 2 0Pym 16 4-5 4-4 4 1 12Green 10 0-0 0-0 2 0 0Brown 7 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Team 10Totals 200 26-61 8-9 45 13 64Percentages: FG -.426 FT - .889 3-Point FG -.250(Lyons 1-3, Grant 2-5, Wilson 1-2, Jordan 0-6)Turnovers - 28 (Triggs 6, Davis 6) Steals - 2 (Grant2, Jordan 2, Pym 2) Blocks - 3 (Triggs 1, Turner 1,Pym 1)

GEORGIA TECHFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPWilliams 32 3-4 2-2 4 1 8Terry 13 0-0 3-4 1 0 3Ingram 35 5-12 3-4 2 2 14Harpring 19 3-6 0-0 1 1 6Nnamaka 35 6-15 0-1 6 0 12Higgs 26 6-14 7-7 4 2 19Mitchell 18 1-7 1-2 4 0 3Wilson 20 3-4 0-0 5 2 6Guerrant 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 2Totals 200 26-62 16-20 29 8 71Percentages: FG -.419 FT - .800 3-Point FG -158(Ingram 1-4, Harpring 0-2, Nnamaka 2-8, Higgs 0-2, Mitchell 0-3) Turnovers - 16 (Williams 3,Nnamaka 3) Steals - 10 (Ingram 3) Blocks - 3(Terry 1, Nnamaka 1, Mitchell 1)

ODU 30 34 64GA TECH 37 34 71

ATT: 682Officials: S. Bell, B. Brunette, D. DePaul

(RV) OLD DOMINION: . . . . . .64

GEORGIA TECH: . . . . . . . . . . .71

December 10, 2004University Hall * Charlottesville, Virginia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 21 2-7 0-0 1 2 4Triggs 34 5-8 0-2 5 0 10Brown 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Davis 16 1-2 0-0 3 2 2Grant 34 6-12 6-7 5 3 18Williams 13 1-2 0-0 2 3 2Nuzzo 10 2-3 0-0 0 2 4Wilson 14 2-3 0-0 3 2 4Jordan 23 3-7 0-0 7 1 9Pym 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Green 21 5-9 1-2 7 0 11Team 2Totals 200 27-53 7-11 35 15 64Percentages: FG -.509 FT - .636 3-Point FG -.333(Triggs 0-1, Davis 0-1, Jordan 3-7) Turnovers - 30(Triggs 6, Jordan 6) Steals - 6 (Triggs 2, Davis 2)Blocks - 2 (Triggs 2)

VIRGINIAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPSardin 29 1-5 0-1 2 3 2Logan-Friend 34 7-12 3-4 7 1 17Teamer 24 6-13 1-6 4 1 13Zoll 34 3-9 2-4 2 6 8Blue 31 3-8 7-8 6 3 13Williams 8 2-2 0-0 0 0 4McGuire 23 0-6 2-2 3 0 2Granberry 2 0-0 1-2 1 0 1Kreager 15 5-6 2-3 2 0 12Team 0Totals 200 27-61 18-30 27 14 72Percentages: FG -.443 FT - .600 3-Point FG -.000(Zoll 0-2, Blue 0-2, McGuire 0-4) Turnovers - 14(Blue 4) Steals - 16 (Blue 7) Blocks - 1 (Blue 1)

ODU 33 31 64UVA 40 32 72

ATT: 2169Officials: S. Bell, T. Lippa, J. Aliberti

December 22, 2004Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

HARVARDFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPFranklin 31 1-4 0-0 4 0 2Mannering 26 1-4 0-0 1 0 2Cserny 40 7-22 15-20 8 1 32Holsey 31 2-13 2-4 3 2 7Murphy 27 1-2 0-0 1 3 2Robinson 24 2-5 2-2 1 2 7Dalton 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Lackner 6 1-2 0-0 0 1 3McCaffery 13 0-5 0-0 1 0 0Team 6Totals 200 15-57 19-26 25 9 55Percentages: FG -.263 FT - .731 3-Point FG -.353(Franklin 0-2, Cserny 3-6, Holsey 1-5, Robinson 1-1, Lackner 1-1 McCaffery 0-2) Turnovers - 14(Holsey 5) Steals - 6 (Robinson 2) Blocks - 4(McCaffery 2)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 21 5-11 2-2 5 3 12 Triggs 17 0-3 0-0 6 3 0Green 22 5-7 2-4 11 2 12Davis 24 6-9 4-4 8 3 16Grant 29 7-10 2-2 5 2 16Williams 10 3-5 2-3 2 0 8Nuzzo 14 1-4 0-0 2 1 2Wilsonn 18 3-6 0-0 4 1 6Caldwell 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 21 2-6 0-0 4 2 6Pym 7 0-1 0-0 3 0 0Brown 15 2-6 1-2 4 1 5Team 4Totals 200 34-68 13-17 58 18 83Percentages: FG -.500 FT - .765 3-Point FG -.400(Grant 0-1, Jordan 2-4) Turnovers - 18 (Davis 5)Steals - 8 (Davis 3) Blocks - 2 (Green 2)

HARVARD 24 31 55ODU 45 38 83

ATT: 3177Officials: M. Zentz, M. Hardcastle, B. Franklin

November 27, 2004Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

VIRGINIA TECHFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPGardin 17 1-9 1-2 5 0 3Gibson 28 2-8 3-4 7 1 7Jackson 20 1-2 0-0 5 1 2Chriss 29 6-12 0-1 2 0 12Mason 29 2-8 2-2 3 5 7Marrone 10 2-4 0-0 0 2 4Copeland 2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0Recchia 15 2-7 0-0 0 0 6Diawara 16 3-7 0-0 2 0 6Anderson 20 1-3 2-2 4 0 4Finnerty 14 1-2 3-4 1 1 5Team 6Totals 200 21-63 11-15 36 10 56Percentages: FG -.333 FT - .733 3-Point FG -.250(Gardin 0-1, Mason 1-3, Marrone 0-2, Recchia 2-6)Turnovers - 23 (Gardin 4, Jacson 4, Mason 4)Steals - 8 (Mason 3) Blocks - 7 (Chriss 3)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 21 2-8 2-2 2 0 6Triggs 33 4-7 4-5 17 0 12Brown 12 1-3 0-0 3 0 2Davis 19 7-12 0-0 1 1 14Grant 32 10-19 1-1 4 6 22Williams 12 4-9 0-0 5 0 8Nuzzo 10 1-2 0-0 0 3 2Wilson 12 0-3 0-0 2 2 0Caldwell 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Jordan 13 3-7 1-3 2 3 8Pym 22 3-4 0-0 6 2 6Green 13 3-3 1-2 5 0 7Team 4Totals 200 38-77 9-13 51 18 87Percentages: FG -.494 FT - .692 3-Point FG -.222(Lyons 0-1, Grant 1-2, Nuzzo 0-1, Jordan 1-5)Turnovers - 18 (Triggs 4, Grant 4) Steals - 15(Lyons 4, Pym 4) Blocks - 6 (Triggs 2)

VA TECH 27 29 56ODU 44 43 87

ATT: 3480Officials: T. Salerno, B. Brunett, A. Parker-Coe

December 5, 2004Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

RUTGERSFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPCampbell 38 5-12 2-4 8 2 12Theodoris 19 4-4 2-6 3 2 10Jett 37 3-5 5-6 3 3 13Ajavon 10 2-4 2-4 1 0 6Newton 36 2-15 2-2 8 6 6Locke 7 0-1 0-0 0 1 0Carson 31 4-7 0-0 5 1 10Reed 6 2-4 0-0 0 0 4Cahoe 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Richman 14 0-4 0-0 2 0 0Team 7Totals 200 22-56 13-22 37 15 61Percentages: FG -.393 FT - .591 3-Point FG -.667(Jett 2-3, Locke 0-1, Carson 2-2) Turnovers - 17(Jett 5) Steals - 4 (Newton 3) Blocks - 4 (Campbell2)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 10 2-6 0-0 1 0 4Triggs 33 2-6 1-2 9 0 5Pym 20 0-0 0-0 3 0 0Davis 29 2-6 10-10 4 4 14Grant 32 2-12 17-18 2 7 21Williams 11 1-3 0-0 3 0 2Nuzzo 6 0-1 0-0 1 1 0Wilson 9 0-1 0-1 1 0 0Jordan 28 6-14 1-2 3 0 17Green 19 2-2 2-3 6 0 6Brown 3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Team 4Totals 200 17-51 31-36 38 12 69Percentages: FG -.333 FT - .861 3-Point FG -.333(Grant 0-2, Nuzzo 0-1, Jordan 4-9) Turnovers - 12(Grant 6) Steals - 6 (Triggs 2) Blocks - 5 (Green 3)

RU 24 37 61ODU 30 39 69

ATT: 3392Officials: B. Brunette, E. Brewton, D. Brooks-Claus

VIRGINIA TECH: . . . . . . . . . . .56


November 30, 2004Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

EAST TENNESSEE STATEFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPMayes 37 6-13 5-5 4 1 17Gibson 10 0-0 2-2 3 1 2Moring 13 1-5 0-0 1 0 2Wilhoit 35 3-8 1-2 4 3 8Banjo 34 3-8 6-6 4 2 12Ricciardi 2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Homes 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0DeVault 22 3-7 1-2 4 0 9Estes 22 1-5 0-1 5 1 2Akers 5 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Norman 7 0-0 0-0 2 1 0Turman 4 0-3 0-0 1 0 0Team 3Totals 200 217-51 15-18 31 9 52Percentages: FG -.333 FT - .833 3-Point FG -.375(Moring 0-2, Wilhoit 1-2, Banjo 0-2, DeVault 2-3)Turnovers - 26 (Mayes 9) Steals - 4 (Estes 3)Blocks - 3 (Mayes 1, Gibson 1, Estes 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 19 1-4 0-0 3 1 2Triggs 31 8-13 1-1 11 5 17Brown 14 2-2 0-1 1 1 4Davis 17 2-7 0-0 4 1 4Grant 25 9-15 0-0 3 3 18Williams 16 3-5 4-4 3 2 10Nuzzo 16 1-3 0-0 2 3 3Wilson 10 0-2 0-0 0 0 0Caldwell 1 1-1 0-0 0 0 2Jordan 18 3-6 1-2 3 1 9Pym 14 1-4 0-0 2 3 2Green 19 7-9 1-2 7 1 15Team 1Totals 200 38-71 7-10 40 21 86Percentages: FG -.535 FT - .700 3-Point FG -.200(Lyons 0-1, Davis 0-1, Grant 0-4, Nuzzo 1-3,Wilson 0-2, Jordan 2-4) Turnovers - 12 (Davis 2,Grant 2, Wilson 2, Jordan 2, Pym 2) Steals - 15(Grant 4) Blocks - 5 (Green 2)

ETSU 28 24 52ODU 42 44 86

ATT: 3082Officials: M. Zentz, K. Lynch, J. Aliberti

EAST TENNESSEE STATE: . .52


#16/19 RUTGERS: . . . . . . . . . . .61



VIRGINIA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72

December 19, 2004Bryce Jordan Center * State College, Pennsylvania

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 16 2-4 0-1 2 2 4Green 24 3-7 0-2 6 2 6Triggs 27 3-4 0-0 5 2 6Davis 10 0-2 0-0 3 2 0Grant 37 7-17 3-4 5 4 17Williams 14 3-5 1-5 2 0 7Nuzzo 13 3-4 0-0 1 1 8Wilson 15 2-4 2-3 3 3 6Jordan 17 1-4 1-2 5 0 4Pym 21 5-7 0-1 4 0 10Brown 6 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Team 2Totals 200 29-58 7-18 41 16 68Percentages: FG -.500 FT - .389 3-Point FG -.429(Grant 0-2, Nuzzo 2-2, Jordan 1-3) Turnovers 24 -(Grant 7) Steals - 8 (Grant 4) Blocks - 2 (Pym 1,Brown 1)

PENN STATEFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBrown 32 5-8 1-3 6 0 11Schwab 24 1-3 0-2 7 0 2Strom 39 4-9 11-13 2 5 20Wright 35 7-17 9-9 4 4 23Harris 33 3-10 1-4 1 3 9Brenden 24 4-5 0-1 5 0 9Squire 4 0-1 2-2 0 0 2Bland 9 0-4 0-1 1 0 0Team 4Totals 200 24-57 24-35 30 12 76Percentages: FG -.421 FT - .686 3-Point FG -.308(Strom 1-6, Harris 2-4, Brenden 1-2, Squire 0-1)Turnovers - 12 (Wright 4) Steals - 16 (Strom 5,Wright 5) Blocks - 2 (Brown 1, Brenden 1)

ODU 30 38 68PSU 41 35 76

ATT: 6658Officials: M. Zentz, S. Blauch, K. Lynch

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .68

PENN STATE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76

HARVARD: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .83

December 30 2004Dean E. Smith Center * Chapel Hill, North Carolina

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 24 0-4 5-6 4 1 5Triggs 25 2-6 0-0 7 0 4Green 32 6-13 7-10 11 0 19Savis 13 1-4 0-0 1 0 2Grat 21 3-8 0-0 2 2 6Williams 14 0-3 2-4 4 0 2Nuzzo 30 1-4 0-0 1 5 3Wilson 16 0-1 1-3 4 1 1Jordan 17 2-12 0-0 1 2 6Pym 13 3-6 1-2 1 0 7Brown 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 9Totals 200 18-61 16-25 45 11 55Percentages: FG -.295 FT - .640 3-Point FG -.600(Nuzzo 1-3, Jordan 2-7) Turnovers 28 - (Davis 6,Grant 6) Steals - 9 (Nuzzo 2) Blocks - 3 (Triggs 2)

NORTH CAROLINAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLittle 28 4-10 2-5 6 1 11Bell 19 3-11 3-5 6 3 9Larkins 29 5-11 7-8 14 4 17Latta 33 8-13 4-4 2 2 24Atkinson 27 3-6 2-4 11 2 8Miller 3 1-1 1-2 0 0 3Nelms 10 1-2 0- 2 1 2Metcalf 23 1-3 0-0 0 1 2Prigle 7 0-0 0-0 0 0 0McBee 12 0-5 3-6 3 0 3Tucker 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Sell 5 0-2 0-0 0 0 0Team 3Totals 200 26-64 22-34 47 15 79Percentages: FG -.406 FT - .647 3-Point FG -.313(Little 1-3, Latta 4-8, Atkinson 0-1, Metcalf 0-2,Sell 0-2) Turnovers - 20 (Little 6) Steals - 17(Atkinson 4) Blocks - 5 (Pringle 3)

ODU 27 28 55UNC 34 45 79

ATT: 1112Officials: T. Salerno, B. Brunette, M. Harcastle

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .55

#7/5 NORTH CAROLINA: . . . .79


BOX SCORES2004-05January 2, 2005

Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

TENNESSEEFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPEly 39 5-8 10-12 9 1 20Fluker 16 2-6 0-2 6 1 4Anosike 27 0-3 3-6 9 1 3Hornbuckle 26 1-5 1-2 5 5 3Jackson 34 6-14 2-2 3 0 16Spencer 11 3-7 0-0 3 0 6Zolman 22 1-4 4-4 2 1 7Redding 16 2-6 2-3 1 0 7Wiley-Gatewood 9 0-1 2-2 0 0 2Team 4Totals 200 20-54 24-33 42 9 68Percentages: FG -.370 FT - .727 3-Point FG -.308(Ely 0-2, Jackson 2-7, Zolman 1-2, Redding 1-2)Turnovers - 28 (Ely 5) Steals - 11 (Ely 3, Jackson3) Blocks - 6 (Ely 1, Fluker 1, Anosike 1,Hornbuckle 1, Spencer 1, Zolman 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 17 2-6 0-0 2 0 4Tirggs 26 1-6 3-4 4 0 5Green 27 4-8 4-5 11 1 12Davis 26 3-8 5-6 6 3 11Grant 36 5-12 0-0 5 4 10Williams 15 1-4 2-8 4 0 4Nuzzo 4 1-2 0-0 1 0 2Wilson 11 1-3 3-5 2 1 5Jordan 19 0-13 1-2 4 0 1Pym 18 2-5 0-0 5 1 4Brown 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 7Totals 200 20-67 18-30 51 10 58Percentages: FG -.299 FT - .600 3-Point FG -.000(Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 0-1, Jordan 0-11) Turnovers - 18(Green 3, Grant 3, Pym 3) Steals - 11 (Triggs 2,Grant 2, Williams 2, Jordan 2) Blocks - 4 (Green 1,Davis 1, Wilson 1, Pym 1)

TENN 36 32 68ODU 33 25 58

ATT: 7063Officials: S. Blauch, D. DePaul, T. Lippa

#8 TENNESSEE: . . . . . . . . . . . .68

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .58

January 16, 2005Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

HOFSTRAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBaldrey 28 0-8 2-2 6 1 2Murphy 17 3-5 1-2 5 3 7Gidden 28 3-8 1-2 3 3 7McCollin 38 6-15 1-1 5 1 18Ali 26 0-3 0-0 3 3 0McSpadden 25 2-8 4-5 2 0 9Harshaw 23 2-8 7-10 5 0 11Quamme 6 0-3 0-0 0 1 0Golden 9 0-1 0-2 4 0 0Team 4Totals 200 16-59 16-24 37 12 54Percentages: FG -.271 FT - .667 3-Point FG -.316(Baldrey 0-3, McCollin 5-9, Ali 0-1, McSpadden 1-6) Turnovers - 29 (Baldrey 7, Ali 7) Steals - 12(Baldrey 4) Blocks - 3 (Baldrey 1, Gidden 1,Golden 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 17 2-7 3-6 4 1 7Triggs 18 1-4 0-0 4 0 2Green 21 4-7 3-8 9 2 11Davis 22 2-9 9-10 3 3 13Grant 25 3-9 6-10 1 2 12Williams 17 2-6 1-2 6 2 5Nuzzo 19 2-3 5-8 5 1 10Wilson 13 1-1 5-6 4 0 7Jordan 21 2-7 0-0 1 2 5Pym 19 1-3 3-4 7 1 5Brown 8 1-1 0-2 4 0 2Team 7Totals 200 21-57 25-56 55 14 79Percentages: FG -.368 FT - .625 3-Point FG -.250(Lyons 0-1, Nuzzo 1-2, Jordan 1-5) Turnovers - 25(Triggs 4, Nuzzo 4) Steals - 17 (Pym 4) Blocks -10 (Green 6)

HOF 29 25 54ODU 39 40 79

ATT: 3238Officials: R. Adams, T. Stewart, A. Parker-Coe

January 23, 2005Towson Center * Towson, Maryland

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 26 5-7 0-0 4 0 10Pym 13 1-1 0-2 2 2 2Green 21 1-1 3-4 9 1 5Davis 29 9-17 7-9 2 1 25Grant 40 6-15 9-10 5 3 21Williams 8 0-3 0-0 4 0 0Wilson 15 1-3 0-0 5 1 2Caldwell 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 22 2-5 0-0 2 1 5Triggs 23 3-4 4-4 8 2 10Brown 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 1Totals 200 28-56 23-29 42 11 80Percentages: FG -.500 FT - .793 3-Point FG -.167(Grant 0-2, Jordan 1-4) Turnovers - 23 (Davis 5)Steals - 10 (Davis 3, Grant 3) Blocks - 3 (Davis 2)

TOWSONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPTalbot 28 4-6 1-1 4 1 9Jackson 36 5-15 4-7 9 1 14Robinson 34 3-8 2-4 2 3 8Harris 12 1-1 0-0 1 1 2Freeman 38 3-13 14-17 7 3 21Rose 25 2-8 0-0 0 3 6Stimac 1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0West 12 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Hopkins 11 3-4 0-0 1 0 6Fazlic 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Gaston 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 1Totals 200 21-56 21-29 25 13 66Percentages: FG -.375 FT - .724 3-Point FG -.250(Robinson 0-3, Freeman 1-2, Rose 2-6) Turnovers -17 (Freeman 5) Steals - 10 (Freeman 4) Blocks - 2(Jackson 1, Robinson 1)

ODU 28 52 80TOW 33 33 66

ATT: 277Officials: A. Lewis, B. Bowen, R. Kilpatrick

January 6, 2005JMU Convocation Center * Harrisonburg, Virginia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPTriggs 29 4-4 2-3 6 0 10Green 29 4-6 3-3 13 1 11Davis 30 1-17 0-0 8 2 14Jordan 25 3-7 1-1 1 0 9Grant 35 5-5 7-8 6 6 17Williams 10 1-3 0-2 0 0 2Nuzzo 8 0-0 2-3 0 0 2Lyons 17 2-7 0-0 0 0 4Wilson 8 0-2 0-0 0 1 0Pym 9 0-0 1-2 1 1 1Team 2Totals 200 26-51 16-22 37 11 70Percentages: FG -.510 FT - .727 3-Point FG -.286(Davis 0-1, Jordan 2-5, Lyons 0-1) Turnovers - 22(Grant 5) Steals - 7 (Grant 3) Blocks - 3 (Triggs 2)

JAMES MADISONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPYoung 38 6-13 4-6 5 4 18Alexis 33 5-7 1-2 10 1 11Brooks 25 4-7 3-5 1 0 11Dickinson 38 3-14 3-4 5 3 10McCall 33 1-6 1-2 2 2 3Felix 26 2-5 0-0 2 3 5Uqdah 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Culbertson 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Team 2Totals 200 21-53 12-19 27 13 58Percentages: FG -.396 FT - .632 3-Point FG -.267(Young 2-5, Dickinson 1-4, McCall 0-4, Felix 1-1,Culbertson 0-1) Turnovers - 23 (Alexis 7) Steals -2 (Young 1, Alexis 1) Blocks - 0

ODU 33 37 70JMU 27 31 58

ATT: 1407Officials: A. Lewis, S. Bargo, J. Almarode


VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTHFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPGiovannetti 29 0-4 0-0 0 1 0Smith 21 3-6 4-5 5 0 10Hogan 35 6-12 7-8 17 1 19Evans 30 6-13 6-7 3 0 19Jones 36 2-1 0-0 6 3 5Vaughan 1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Cosel 16 0-4 0-0 0 2 0Oehninger 2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Chistova 8 0-0 1-2 0 0 1Cesnaviciute 16 2-3 1-2 0 0 5Thompson 3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0Pinkey 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Team 4Totals 200 19-56 19-24 35 8 59Percentages: FG -.339 FT - .792 3-Point FG -.200(Giovannetti 0-1, Evans 1-5, Jones 1-2, Vaughan 0-1, Cosel 0-1) Turnovers - 25 (Jones 7) Steals - 9(Evans 5) Blocks - 2 (Smith 1, Cesnaviciute 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 22 9-12 2-2 0 2 20Triggs 18 2-5 0-0 3 0 4Green 19 0-2 1-2 8 4 1Davis 19 2-7 0-0 6 5 4Grant 27 2-7 6-9 1 4 10Williams 7 1-4 1-2 2 0 3Nuzzo 20 3-7 0-0 1 1 8Wilson 12 2-3 0-3 1 2 4Jordan 22 4-7 0-0 2 2 11Pym 23 3-6 2-2 11 2 8Brown 11 2-2 1-2 4 0 5Team 3Totals 200 30-62 13-22 42 22 78Percentages: FG -.484 FT - .591 3-Point FG -.455(Davis 0-1, Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 2-3, Jordan 3-6)Turnovers - 21 (Grant 4) Steals - 14 (Lyons 3,Grant 3) Blocks - 3 (Pym 2)

VCU 26 33 59ODU 41 37 78

ATT: 3775Officials: B. Franklin, J. Almarode, M. Behrens


DELAWAREFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBlackstone 22 0-3 0-0 4 1 0Malcom 39 6-15 4-6 8 1 16Koshansky 33 3-5 5-6 6 7 12Sailer 28 5-6 2-3 3 0 12Smith 38 6-13 10-12 4 2 22Czorniewy 10 1-3 0-0 1 0 2Hayes 7 1-2 1-1 2 1 3Young 22 1-4 4-4 4 2 6Deng 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 2Totals 200 23-51 26-32 34 14 73Percentages: FG -.451 FT - .813 3-Point FG -.167(Blackstone 0-1, Koshansky 1-2, Sailer 0-1,Czorniewy 0-1, Hayes 0-1) Turnovers - 23 (Smith7) Steals - 10 (Smith 8) Blocks - 1 (Malcom 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPTriggs 30 2-7 0-0 8 2 4Green 23 4-6 2-3 8 0 10Davis 31 7-16 5-5 7 3 19Lyons 22 4-10 2-4 8 0 11Grant 40 4-12 1-2 1 8 10Williams 9 1-2 0-0 1 0 2Nuzzo 5 0-2 0-0 0 0 0Wilson 13 2-3 0-0 2 2 4Jordan 14 3-9 0-0 3 1 8Pym 13 1-3 0-0 2 0 2Team 1Totals 200 28-70 10-14 41 16 70Percentages: FG -.400 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.714(Lyons 1-1, Grant 1-3, Nuzzo 0-2, Jordan 2-6)Turnovers - 19 (Davis 4, Grant 4) Steals - 12(Gramt 4) Blocks - 4 (Davis 2)

UD 37 36 73ODU 33 37 70

ATT: 3422Officials: K. Waller, J. Aldrich, B. McEntee


WILLIAM & MARYFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPSazonova 17 0-4 2-4 5 0 2DeHaven 35 7-20 2-2 5 6 17Schiel 37 4-11 1-2 5 2 12James 31 1-7 1-2 1 2 4Carter 21 1-7 0-0 2 1 3Stroh 11 1-2 0-0 1 2 3Brizendine 32 7-10 4-7 4 1 18Neumer 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Boone 12 0-3 0-0 1 0 0Team 7Totals 200 21-64 10-17 31 14 59Percentages: FG -.328 FT - .588 3-Point FG -.350(DeHaven 1-7, Schiel 3-8, James 1-2, Carter 1-1,Stroh 1-2) Turnovers - 19 (DeHaven 5, Schiel 5)Steals - 11 (James 5) Blocks - 1 (Brizendine1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 23 3-9 2-2 2 1 8Pym 22 2-4 2-2 7 2 6Green 24 6-9 8-9 12 1 20Davis 19 5-15 1-1 4 1 11Grant 33 4-8 7-8 3 5 15Williams 15 4-9 3-4 6 1 11Wilson 16 0-3 1-2 10 2 1Caldwell 7 0-0 1-2 1 1 1Jordan 23 1-6 0-0 3 1 2Triggs 15 1-3 0-2 7 1 2Brown 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 3Totals 200 26-66 25-32 58 16 77Percentages: FG -.394 FT - .781 3-Point FG -.000(Lyons 0-1, Grant 0-1, Jordan 0-4) Turnovers - 19(Pym 3, WIlson 3, Jordan 3) Steals - 8 (Pym 2,Grant 2, Caldwell 2) Blocks - 9 (Green 4)

WM 30 29 59ODU 35 42 77

ATT: 3151Officials: T. Lippa, L. Eyler, P. Fisher


GEORGE MASONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPHolness 22 2-11 3-6 10 0 7Quigley 15 1-5 0-0 1 0 2Flanders 27 1-5 0-0 2 0 2Daniels 35 2-9 2-2 3 4 7Hediger 29 1-5 1-1 1 2 3McGruder 5 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Wakefield 26 3-7 3-5 4 2 10Hussa 15 0-0 0-0 4 0 0Akintunde 26 6-12 13-19 7 0 25Team 4Totals 200 16-54 22-33 37 8 56Percentages: FG -.296 FT - .667 3-Point FG -.200(Quigley 0-3, Daniels 1-3, Hediger 0-3, Wakefield1-1) Turnovers - 14 (Wakefield 4) Steals - 12(Wakefield 4) Blocks - 1 (McGruder)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 33 2-5 1-2 4 0 5Triggs 25 2-3 5-6 8 3 9Green 17 5-7 1-3 5 0 11Davis 30 6-13 4-4 9 1 16Nuzzo 29 4-10 2-2 1 6 12Williams 8 0-2 0-0 1 0 0Wilson 10 1-3 0-0 2 1 2Caldwell 11 3-4 0-1 3 1 8Jordan 14 0-4 0-2 3 1 0Pym 16 0-2 2-2 6 1 2Brown 7 1-2 1-2 1 0 3Team 4Totals 200 24-55 16-24 47 14 68Percentages: FG -.436 FT - .667 3-Point FG -.444(Nuzzo 2-4, Caldwell 2-2, Jordan 0-3) Turnovers -20 (Davis 5) Steals - 7 (Green 3) Blocks - 8(Brown 3)

GMU 24 32 56ODU 34 34 68

ATT: 3442Officials: A. Argyropoulos, S. Bargo, B. Schildt

JAMES MADISON: . . . . . . . . . .58

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .70

DELAWARE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .70

VA. COMMONWEALTH: . . . .59

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .78

HOFSTRA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .79

WILLIAM & MARY: . . . . . . . .59

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .77

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .80

TOWSON: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66

GEORGE MASON: . . . . . . . . . .56

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .68


BOX SCORES2004-05January 30, 2005

Trask Coliseum * Wilmington, North Carolina

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 29 1-7 2-2 5 4 4Triggs 23 2-6 0-0 8 0 4Green 25 4-7 3-4 10 0 11Davis 28 5-10 0-0 2 2 11Grant 32 8-14 2-4 1 3 18Williams 4 0-1 0-0 1 0 0Nuzzo 19 1-4 0-0 0 3 3Wilson 14 2-3 2-3 2 0 6Jordan 5 0-2 0-0 1 0 0Pym 21 1-3 0-0 3 0 2Team 2Totals 200 24-57 9-13 33 12 59Percentages: FG -.421 FT - .692 3-Point FG -.286(Davis 1-1, Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 1-3, Jordan 0-2)Turnovers - 18 (Grant 4) Steals - 10 (Grant 3)Blocks - 7 (Green 4)

UNC-WILMINGTONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPSamis 34 7-20 6-6 4 0 22Isom 23 0-2 3-4 3 0 3Harrison 28 1-6 6-6 9 0 8Withrow 34 2-6 4-6 1 1 8Lawrence 34 4-7 1-2 3 1 9Roberts 6 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Vezenkova 5 0-1 0-0 2 0 0Barry 4 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Drake 20 1-5 1-1 5 0 3Papach 12 1-2 0-0 3 1 2Team 5Totals 200 16-49 21-25 36 4 55Percentages: FG -.327 FT - .840 3-Point FG -.200(Samis 2-5, Withrow 0-2, Lawrence 0-2, Drake 0-1) Turnovers - 21 (Wthrow 6) Steals - 11 (Withrow5) Blocks - 0

ODU 26 33 59UNCW 25 30 55

ATT: 717Officials: K. Waller, K. Vera, T. Bryant

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .59

UNC-WILMINGTON: . . . . . . .55

February 13, 2005Patriot Center * Fairfax, Virginia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 32 4-10 2-2 6 4 10Triggs 19 3-4 0-0 2 1 6Green 28 5-8 5-7 9 1 15Davis 25 4-9 1-1 6 5 9Grant 31 8-10 1-3 3 4 17Williams 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Nuzzo 16 0-3 1-2 1 3 1Wilson 10 2-3 1-2 1 1 5Caldwell 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 13 1-3 0-0 2 0 3Pym 16 0-2 0-0 4 0 0Brown 5 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Team 3Totals 200 27-52 11-17 38 19 66Percentages: FG -.519 FT - .647 3-Point FG -.167(Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 0-2, Jordan 1-3) Turnovers - 20(Grant 4) Steals - 5 (Grant 2, Pym 2) Blocks - 6(Green 4)

GEORGE MASONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPHigy 14 0-1 0-0 2 0 0Akintunde 36 3-15 4-7 9 0 10Flanders 32 5-8 3-4 7 0 13Daniels 25 0-6 5-6 2 2 5Hediger 23 1-4 0-0 0 3 2McGruder 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Holness 23 5-13 2-2 5 0 13Wakefield 25 2-10 2-3 4 2 6Hussa 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Quigley 18 0-3 0-0 1 1 0Team 6Totals 200 16-60 16-22 36 8 49Percentages: FG -.267 FT - .727 3-Point FG -.091(Daniels 0-2, Hediger 0-3, Holness 1-4, Wakefield0-1, Quigley 0-1) Turnovers - 17 (Hediger 3,Wakefield 3) Steals - 8 (Daniels 2, Wakefield 2,Quigley 2) Blocks - 2 (Flanders 1, Hussa 1)

ODU 33 33 66GMU 15 34 49

ATT: 960Officials: R. Kilpatrick, A. Parker-Coe, K. Waller

February 20, 2005William & Mary Hall * Williamsburg, Virginia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 24 1-7 2-3 7 2 4Triggs 24 2-4 0-0 5 2 4Green 27 4-7 1-1 5 0 9Davis 26 7-16 3-4 10 3 17Grant 28 4-7 1-2 2 5 9Williams 13 1-2 0-0 0 0 2Nuzzo 11 1-3 0-0 1 1 2Wilson 11 3-6 4-5 4 0 10Caldwell 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 18 4-8 0-0 4 2 9Pym 10 1-2 0-0 2 0 2Brown 6 0-1 0-0 3 0 0Team 6Totals 200 28-63 11-15 49 15 68Percentages: FG -.444 FT - .733 3-Point FG -.167(Nuzzo 0-2, Jordan 1-4) Turnovers - 20 (Triggs 4)Steals - 11 (Grant 4) Blocks - 7 (Green 2, Brown2)

WILLIAM & MARYFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBrizendine 28 0-15 2-2 3 1 2Boone 34 3-7 4-7 2 0 10DeHaven 35 5-14 6-6 9 5 18Schiel 36 1-8 2-2 2 1 5James 37 5-13 0-2 7 1 11Stroh 7 0-1 0-0 0 1 0Neumer 13 1-3 1-2 3 0 4Carter 10 0-1 0-0 0 1 0Team 12Totals 200 15-62 15-21 38 10 50Percentages: FG -.242 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.250(Brizendine 0-1, DeHaven 2-6, Schiel 1-7, James1-3, Stroh 0-1, Neumer 1-1, Carter 0-1) Turnovers- 20 (DeHaven 7) Steals - 14 (Jame 4) Blocks - 1(DeHaven 1)

ODU 38 30 68WM 20 30 50

ATT: 414Officials: A. Argroupouls, K. Vera, T. Bryant

February 3, 2005Seigel Center * Richmond, Virginia

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPDavis 24 4-7 3-4 3 2 11Lyons 22 1-6 0-0 5 1 2Triggs 28 8-8 3-4 7 1 19Green 18 3-6 1-2 7 0 7Grant 33 4-13 7-7 5 1 16Williams 7 0-2 0-2 3 0 0Nuzzo 15 0-5 0-0 0 2 0Wilson 17 1-4 0-0 3 2 2Jordan 16 0-5 0-0 3 1 0Pym 18 2-7 1-2 8 0 5Brown 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 3Totals 200 23-63 15-21 47 12 62Percentages: FG -.365 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.125(Grant 1-2, Nuzzo 0-2, Jordan 0-4) Turnovers - 19(Davis 6) Steals - 12 (Triggs 2, Green 2, Grant 2,Pym 2) Blocks - 4 (Green 2, Jordan 2)

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTHFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPGiovannetti 19 1-1 0-0 0 2 2Smith 26 2-4 3-4 5 0 7Hogan 28 3-7 3-6 6 0 9Evans 40 4-20 2-2 7 6 11Jones 21 1-5 0-0 3 4 2Vaughan 10 1-2 0-0 3 0 2Cosel 13 1-6 0-0 0 1 2Chistova 14 3-4 1-1 4 1 8Cesnaviciute 14 2-6 0-0 4 0 4Pinkney 15 2-5 0-0 2 0 4Team 7Totals 200 20-60 9-13 41 14 51Percentages: FG -.333 FT - .692 3-Point FG -.143(Evans 1-9, Jones 0-1, Cosel 0-1, Chistova 1-1,Pinkney 0-2) Turnovers - 23 (Evan 7) Steals - 6(Giovannetti 1, Smith 1, Evans 1, Jones 1, Cosel 1,Cesnaviciute 1) Blocks - 3 (Cesnaviciute 2)

ODU 28 34 62VCU 27 24 51

ATT: 389Officials: K. Lonergan, M. Hardcastle, V. Petraitis

February 11, 2005Bob Carpenter Center * Newark, Delaware

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 25 2-7 1-1 3 0 5Triggs 17 0-1 0-0 3 0 0Green 23 6-12 0-0 8 2 12Davis 28 2-6 1-2 7 3 5Grant 34 1-6 1-2 1 4 3Williams 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Nuzzo 13 0-0 0-0 1 2 3Wilson 15 1-2 0-0 1 1 2Caldwell 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 22 9-13 3-3 5 0 28Pym 10 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Brown 9 0-1 0-0 0 1 0Team 4Totals 200 22-50 6-8 34 13 58Percentages: FG -.440 FT - .750 3-Point FG -.533(Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 1-2, Wilson 0-1, Jordan 7-11)Turnovers - 27 (Davis 8) Steals - 8 (Wilson 2)Blocks -4 (Green 4)

DELAWAREFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBlackstone 18 1-4 2-2 2 2 4Malcom 38 7-16 4-4 2 2 18Koshansky 31 0-4 5-6 5 3 5Sailer 30 1-3 6-6 1 4 8Smith 27 1-4 4-9 3 1 6Czorniewy 19 2-5 0-0 5 0 4Hayes 8 0-2 2-2 0 1 2Young 29 5-7 5-5 5 1 15Team 4Totals 200 17-45 28-34 27 14 62Percentages: FG -.378 FT - .824 3-Point FG -.000(Blackstone 0-1, Koshanksy 0-3, Hayes 0-1)Turnovers - 16 (Malcom 3, Smith 3) Steals - 11(Koshansky 4) Blocks - 1 (Smith 1)

ODU 22 36 58UD 33 29 62

ATT: 4772Officials: T. Bryant, T. Danaher, N. Jones

February 6, 2005Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

TOWSONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPJackson 32 6-14 1-2 2 1 13Robinson 32 6-14 0-0 3 0 15Harris 35 1-3 4-4 2 4 6Freeman 23 1-6 3-5 2 3 5Talbot 35 6-10 1-2 4 4 14Rose 22 0-1 0-0 4 4 0Stimac 1 0-2 0-0 0 0 0West 4 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Hopkins 15 1-2 1-1 2 1 3Gaston 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 5Totals 200 21-53 10-14 24 17 56Percentages: FG -.396 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.364(Robinson 3-6, Harris 0-1, Freeman 0-1, Talbot 1-2, Stimac 0-1) Turnovers - 17 (Harris 9) Steals - 10(Talbot 4) Blocks - 2 (Jackson 1, Freeman 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 28 3-8 8-9 4 0 15Triggs 27 1-4 0-0 3 1 2Green 31 2-2 2-2 7 0 6Davis 31 10-16 5-5 10 4 25Grant 35 6-10 4-6 2 5 17Williams 2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Nuzzo 9 0-2 0-0 0 2 0Wilson 11 2-4 0-1 1 0 4Caldwell 2 1-1 0-0 0 0 3Jordan 12 0-2 0-0 2 2 0Pym 11 1-6 4-4 7 1 6Brown 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 5Totals 200 26-55 23-27 13 15 78Percentages: FG -.473 FT - .852 3-Point FG -.333(Lyons 1-2, Grant 1-1, Nuzzo 0-2, Wilson 0-1,Caldwell 1-1 ) Turnovers - 19 (Lyons 3, Grant 3)Steals - 9(Grant 3) Blocks - 2 (Triggs 1, Pym 1)

TOW 32 24 56ODU 33 45 78

ATT: 3546Officials: M. Novitch, R. Adams, B. McEntee


DREXELFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPMartin 35 3-12 0-1 8 2 6Scanlon 38 7-11 0-0 8 4 14Williams 32 3-6 0-0 1 1 6Karlstrom 28 1-4 0-0 1 1 2Suber 37 5-10 3-4 4 0 17Johnson 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Hester 12 1-6 2-2 1 0 4Falson 15 0-0 0-0 1 1 0Team 3Totals 200 20-49 5-7 27 9 49Percentages: FG -.408 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.364(Scanlon 0-1, Suber 4-9, Hester 0-1) Turnovers -19 (Martin 4, Karlstrom 4) Steals - 7 (Scanlon 2)Blocks - 2 (Scanlon 1, Williams 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 29 3-9 5-6 7 0 11Triggs 32 2-4 0-0 7 0 4Green 16 4-12 4-7 15 0 12Davis 29 3-6 5-6 2 4 11Grant 33 2-11 4-4 3 7 8Williams 2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Nuzzo 11 1-1 2-2 0 0 5Wilson 11 0-3 0-1 2 0 0Caldwell 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 17 3-6 0-0 3 0 7Pym 10 1-2 0-2 3 0 2Team 2Totals 200 19-55 20-28 44 11 60Percentages: FG -.345 FT - .714 3-Point FG -.250(Grant 0-3, Nuzzo 1-1, Jordan 1-4 ) Turnovers - 16(Lyons 3, Grant 3) Steals - 11 (Green 3, Grant 3)Blocks - 6 (Green 3)

DREX 25 24 49ODU 33 27 60

ATT: 3302Officials: N. Jones, K. Lonergan, T. Stewart


UNC-WILMINGTONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPSamis 34 1-7 2-2 4 3 4Harrison 15 1-2 2-2 2 0 4Withrow 24 4-8 0-0 3 1 9Lawrence 28 2-10 0-0 3 1 5Isom 22 4-6 2-2 2 0 11Roberts 10 1-2 2-3 0 1 4Vezenkova 18 1-5 0-2 1 2 2Manson 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Barry 10 2-2 0-0 2 1 4Drake 14 2-4 2-2 2 0 7Fernald 5 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Papach 9 0-2 0-0 2 0 0Stranges 7 0-1 2-2 1 0 2Team 6Totals 200 18-49 12-15 29 9 52Percentages: FG -.367 FT - .800 3-Point FG -.267(Withrow 1-3, Lawrence 1-5, Isom 1-2, Roberts 0-1, Vezenkova 0-1, Drake 1-3) Turnovers - 22(Harrison 3, Isom 3) Steals - 7 (Lawrence 2, Drake2) Blocks - 2 (Samis 1, Stranges 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 27 3-7 0-0 3 1 6Green 23 3-9 6-10 9 0 12Davis 23 7-13 2-3 6 3 16Grant 28 5-8 4-4 2 6 14Triggs 19 4-5 2-2 6 1 10Williams 16 3-5 1-1 5 0 7Nuzzo 10 0-4 1-2 0 1 1Wilson 18 1-4 0-0 6 3 2Caldwell 3 1-1 0-0 0 0 3Jordan 11 1-4 0-0 1 1 3Pym 19 1-4 0-0 1 1 2Brown 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 3Totals 200 29-64 16-22 42 17 76Percentages: FG -.453 FT - .727 3-Point FG -.250(Grant 0-1, Nuzzo 0-2, Caldwell 1-1, Jordan 1-4)Turnovers - 10 (Lyons 2, Davis 2) Steals - 11(Davis 3) Blocks - 11 (Green 3, Triggs, Pym 3)

UNC-W 22 30 52ODU 35 41 76

ATT: 3022Officials: T. Danaher, P Fisher, J. Orminski

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .62

VA. COMMONWEALTH: . . . .51

TOWSON: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .78

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .58

DELAWARE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .66

GEORGE MASON: . . . . . . . . . .49

DREXEL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .60

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .68

WILLIAM & MARY: . . . . . . . .50

UNC-WILMINGTON: . . . . . . .52

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .76


BOX SCORES2004-05February 27, 2005

Ted Constant Convocation * Norfolk, Virginia

JAMES MADISONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPYoung 32 2-7 5-8 6 2 9McCall 23 0-8 2-2 3 1 2Alexis 27 4-6 4-6 5 1 12Benvenuto 34 4-6 0-2 3 4 10Dickinson 35 8-18 3-4 6 1 20Felix 3 0-0 2-2 0 0 2Uqdah 16 0-0 1-2 1 0 1Lawrence 7 0-2 1-4 1 0 1Brooks 20 2-6 0-0 2 1 4Gratton 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Team 8Totals 200 20-54 18-30 36 10 61Percentages: FG -.370 FT - .600 3-Point FG -.399(Young 0-1, McCall 0-1, Benenuto 2-3, Dickinson1-3, Lawrence 0-1, Gratton 0-1) Turnovers - 21(Benvenuto 5) Steals - 5 (McCall 2) Blocks - 2(Brooks 2)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 27 2-5 0-0 3 2 4Triggs 29 5-10 2-3 5 1 12Green 20 5-8 1-8 7 2 11Davis 30 9-14 1-3 3 1 19Grant 35 11-16 2-2 9 4 24Williams 6 3-5 1-1 2 1 7Nuzzo 5 0-2 0-0 1 2 0Wilson 9 1-3 0-0 3 3 2Caldwell 4 1-2 0-0 1 1 2Jordan 13 2-5 0-0 1 0 4Pym 17 0-2 6-6 6 0 6Brown 5 0-2 0-0 3 2 0Team 2Totals 200 39-74 13-23 46 19 92Percentages: FG -.527 FT - .565 3-Point FG -.250(Lyons 0-1, Jordan 1-3) Turnovers- 10 (Davis 4,Pym 4) Steals - 13 (Grant 4) Blocks - 10 (Triggs 4,Pym 4)

JMU 27 34 61ODU 42 50 92

ATT: 5332Officials: T. Lippa, D. DePaul, R. Jones

JAMES MADISON: . . . . . . . . . .61

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .92

March 11, 2005Patriot Center * Fairfax, Virginia

CAA Tournament Semifinals

DREXELFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPMartin 31 3-9 5-7 7 1 11Scanlon 29 5-13 2-3 7 4 13Williams 22 1-1 0-0 2 0 2Karlstrom 10 0-0 0-0 1 1 0Suber 38 6-13 6-8 1 2 22McCullough 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Johnson 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Hester 27 2-8 0-0 3 1 5Falson 30 2-5 4-4 3 2 10Team 2Totals 200 19-49 17-22 26 11 63Percentages: FG -.388 FT - .773 3-Point FG -.333(Scanlon 1-6, Suber 4-9, Hester 1-4, Falson 2-5)Turnovers - 13 (Scanlon 4) Steals - 9 (Martin,Williams 2, Hester 2, Falson 2) Blocks - 1(Williams 1)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 26 2-8 1-1 9 2 5Triggs 20 5-8 101 6 2 11Davis 27 4-9 0-0 4 5 8Jordan 23 3-5 0-0 1 1 9Grant 37 2-14 6-7 3 3 10Williams 9 1-2 1-2 2 0 3Nuzzo 10 1-4 0-0 1 0 2Wilson 2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0Pym 15 3-4 1-1 5 0 7Green 31 4-7 1-4 11 0 9Team 3Totals 200 39-74 13-23 46 13 64Percentages: FG -.410 FT - .688 3-Point FG -.500(Jordan 3-5, Nuzzo 0-1) Turnovers- 16 (Grant 4)Steals - 7 (Davis 3) Blocks - 2 (Grant 1, Green 1)

DREX 23 40 63ODU 30 34 64

ATT: 1281Officials: J. Morningstar, K. Waller, T. Lippa

March 19, 2005Williams Arena* Minneapolis, Minn.

NCAA Tournament First Round

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 23 3-8 0-0 3 1 6Triggs 20 10-5 1-4 3 0 5Green 25 5-8 0- 7 0 10Davis 24 3-14 0-0 6 2 6Grant 38 7-17 2-2 1 1 16Williams 14 1-6 1-2 1 0 3Nuzzo 2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Wilson 12 1-3 1-2 3 0 3Caldwell 10 1-3 2-2 1 3 4Jordan 12 1-4 0-0 0 0 2Pym 20 1-4 0-0 8 1 2Team 3Totals 200 25-73 7-14 36 8 57Percentages: FG -.342 FT - .500 3-Point FG -.000(Grant 0-1, Caldwell 0-1, Jordan 0-1) Turnovers -11 (Grant 3) Steals - 9 (Triggs 2, Grant 2, Caldwell2) Blocks - 1 (Williams 1)

VIRGINIAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBlue 28 2-7 2-5 4 4 7Logan-Freind 28 0-5 4-5 6 1 4Freager 18 2-2 2-2 4 0 6Zoll 26 4-7 2-2 1 6 10McGuire 18 1-2 0-0 0 0 3Williams 5 0-1 0-0 2 0 0Kenion 6 1-1 0-0 1 2 2McKinght 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Granberry 10 3-6 0-0 1 1 8Teamer 29 7-10 9-9 10 4 23Sardin 31 7-10 0-0 6 3 16Team 9Totals 200 27-51 19-23 44 21 79Percentages: FG -.529 FT - .826 3-Point FG -.429(Blue 1-3, Logan-Friend 0-1, Zoll 0-1, McGuire 1-2, Granberry 2-4, Sardin 2-3) Turnovers - 19 (Zoll5) Steals - 5 (Blue 2, Logan-Friend 2) Blocks - 5(Logan-Friend 3)

ODU 33 24 57UVA 39 40 79

ATT: 11312Officials: B. Trammell, Y. McKinney, J. Davis

March 3, 2005Hofstra Arena * Hempstead, New York

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 31 8-12 0-0 6 4 17Triggs 25 3-12 4-4 10 2 10Green 22 5-11 1-2 11 1 11Davis 20 5-15 0-0 6 0 10Grant 28 1-6 4-5 3 3 6Williams 20 6-14 2-3 10 1 14Nuzzo 10 0-1 0-0 1 1 0Wilson 17 2-5 1-2 2 0 5Caldwell 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 9 1-4 0-0 2 0 3Pym 13 1-5 0-0 2 0 2Brown 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0TeamTotals 200 32-85 12-16 59 12 78Percentages: FG -.376 FT - .750 3-Point FG -.286(Lyons 1-1, Davis 0-1, Nuzzo 0-1, Jordan 1-4)Turnovers - 18 (Grant 3, Nuzzo 3, Wilson 3) Steals- 14 (Green 5) Blocks -4 (Pym 2)

HOFSTRAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPBaldrey 22 1-5 3-4 3 2 5Murphy 29 2-8 0-0 3 1 4Harshaw 31 5-8 11-13 9 1 21Gittens 26 4-5 0-0 1 0 9McCollin 33 3-13 6-6 1 0 14McSpadden 10 2-3 0-0 0 0 6Ali 26 2-3 2-3 3 4 6Quamme 23 0-3 0-0 1 0 0Team 6Totals 200 17-45 28-34 27 14 62Percentages: FG -.396 FT - .846 3-Point FG -.313(Baldrey 0-1, Murphy 0-2, Gittens 1-2, McCollin2-7, McSpadden 2-3, Quamme 0-1) Turnovers - 21(Baldrey 6) Steals - 11 (Baldrey 3, McCollin 3, Ali3) Blocks - 4 (Baldrey 2)

ODU 42 36 78HOF 33 32 65

ATT: 1065Officials: M. Zentz, N. Jones, J. Aldrich

March 10, 2005Patriot Center * Fairfax, VirginiaCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

HOFSTRAFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPMurphy 37 7-15 3-4 6 1 18Gidden 32 5-17 2-5 6 0 12Gittens 24 1-2 0-0 1 2 2McCollin 34 7-14 2-2 3 3 20Baldrey 16 1-5 2-2 3 2 4McSpadden 6 0-1 0-0 3 0 0Ali 29 1-3 1-2 0 5 3Harshaw 20 3-7 3-5 2 0 9Quamme 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Team 10Totals 200 25-64 13-20 34 13 68Percentages: FG -.391 FT - .650 3-Point FG -.455(Murphy 1-2, McCollin 4-6, Baldrey 0-1,McSpadden 0-1, Ali 0-1) Turnovers - 22 (Ali 6)Steals - 7 (Murphy 2) Blocks - 5 (Gidden 2)

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 29 5-8 2-2 6 2 12Triggs 24 3-10 1-2 11 0 7Green 25 5-8 2-3 6 0 12Davis 19 9-19 0-1 7 0 18Grant 30 7-12 3-3 3 7 17Williams 17 3-5 2-5 6 0 8Nuzzo 7 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Wilson 7 0-3 0-0 2 3 0Caldwell 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Jordan 23 3-5 0-2 3 0 7Pym 11 3-4 0-2 3 2 6Brown 4 0-2 0-0 1 0 0Team 5Totals 200 38-76 10-20 53 15 87Percentages: FG -.500 FT - .500 3-Point FG -.500(Jordan 1-2) Turnovers- 17 (Grant 4) Steals - 11(Lyons 2, Davis, Jordan 2) Blocks - 3 (Lyons 1,Green 1, Pym 1)

HOF 35 33 68ODU 39 48 87

ATT: 1755Officials: S. Bell, K. Lonergan, K. Vera

March 6, 2005Daskalakis Center * Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 34 5-12 1-1 3 0 12Triggs 18 3-4 1-1 2 2 7Green 26 5-9 0-0 8 0 10Davis 17 4-6 0-0 4 0 8Grant 32 5-10 1-1 1 5 11Williams 7 0-5 0-0 2 0 0Nuzzo 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0Wilson 13 1-3 1-2 3 1 3Caldwell 6 1-4 0-0 0 0 3Jordan 26 4-11 3-6 6 4 14Pym 18 0-0 0-0 3 0 0Team 2Totals 200 28-65 7-11 34 11 68Percentages: FG -.431 FT - .636 3-Point FG -.333(Lyons 1-3, Caldwell 1-4, Jordan 3-8) Turnovers -18 (Grant 5) Steals - 9 (Triggs 2, Davis 2) Blocks -1 (Pym 1)

DREXELFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPMartin 37 4-10 7-10 6 1 15Williams 12 2-2 0-0 2 1 4Karlstrom 33 4-5 6-10 6 5 18Scanlon 31 2-8 3-5 2 0 8Suber 38 4-10 2-2 2 2 14Johnson 10 1-1 2-2 4 0 4Hester 31 3-6 2-2 2 5 8Falson 8 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Team 6Totals 200 20-42 22-31 30 15 71Percentages: FG -.476 FT - .710 3-Point FG -.529(Karlstrom 4-5, Scanlon 1-1, Suber 4-10, Hester 0-1) Turnovers - 19 (Suber 6) Steals - 11 (Hester 7)Blocks - 3 (Hester 2)

ODU 23 45 68DREX 32 39 71

ATT: 625Officials: T. Lippa, M. St. Pierre, J. Orminski

March 12, 2005Patriot Center * Fairfax, Virginia

CAA Tournament Finals

OLD DOMINIONFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPLyons 23 1-6 1-2 8 1 3Triggs 15 1-2 0-0 0 0 2Green 31 4-10 1-2 7 0 9Davis 26 3-9 1-4 5 2 7Grant 39 6 15-19 5-7 4 35Williams 15 2 0-3 2-2 3 6Nuzzo 3 0-0 0 3-0 1 0Wilson 18 1-2 1-2 4 2 3Caldwell 12 0-1 0-0 1 1 0Jordan 24 4-14 0-0 2 1 11Pym 19 1-3 0-0 2 0 2Team 6Totals 200 32-69 11-19 43 15 78Percentages: FG -.464 FT - .579 3-Point FG -.214(Lyons 0-1, Caldwell 0-1, Jordan 3-12) Turnovers- 19 (Grant 6) Steals - 9 (Green 2, Wilson 2, Pym2) Blocks - 8 (Green 5)

DELAWAREFG FT

Min M-A M-A Reb A TPSailer 22 3-10 0-0 2 2 6Malcom 41 3-7 13-16 7 2 19Koshansky 35 0-1 1-2 4 3 1Smith 41 6-15 6-9 8 3 18Blackstone 26 2-5 0-0 1 1 5Czorniewy 13 1-3 0-2 0 2 2Hayes 10 0-0 0-0 0 1 0Young 37 7-16 9-11 9 0 23Team 7Totals 200 22-57 29-40 38 14 74Percentages: FG -.386 FT - .725 3-Point FG -.167(Sailer 0-1, Koshansky 0-1, Blackstone 0-1)Turnovers - 17 (Young 5) Steals - 9 (Smith 4)Blocks - 3 (Malcom 1, Smith 1, Young 1)

ODU 28 40 10 78UD 35 33 6 74

ATT: 2010Officials: S. Bell, T. Danaher, M. Zentz

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .78

HOFSTRA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .68

DREXEL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71HOFSTRA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .87

DREXEL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .64

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .78

DELAWARE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

OVERTIME

OLD DOMINION: . . . . . . . . . . .57

VIRGINIA: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79


2005-06Opponents


Non-Conference Opponents2005-06

Cindy RussoHead Coach

Wednesday, December 21st - 2:00 p.m.FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

Sunday, December 18th - 1:00 p.m.CHARLOTTE

Amanda BulterHead Coach

Sunday, November 20th - 2:00 p.m.DUKE

Gail GoestenkorsHead Coach

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ............................................................ Charlotte, N.C.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 20,348Founded: ............................................................................. 1946Nickname: .......................................................................... 49ersColors: ............................................................ Green and WhiteConference: ............................................................... Atlantic 10President: ................................................... Dr. Philip L. DuboisAthletic Director: ....................................................... Judy RoseHome Court: ............................................ Halton Arena (9,105)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................................ Amanda Bulter (Florida '95)School Record/Years: ......................................... 0-0/1st seasonCareer Record/Years: ........................................ 0-0/1st seasonAssistant Coaches: ......... Brenda Kirkpatrick (Wake Forest '00)........................................ David Lowery (Mississippi State '00).................................................... Janna Magette (Davidson '02)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 22-92004-05 Conference Record: ....................................... 9-5/T-5thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/2Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Sakellie Daniels G Sr. 5-7 15.1 7.5Pam Brown F Sr. 6-0 12.8 5.7Sabrina Gregory G So. 5-9 8.0 3.4

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Monica League G 5-5 7.5 6.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................... Brent StastnySID Phone: .......................................................... (704) 687-6313SID Fax: ............................................................... (704) 687-4918SID Email: ........................................ [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (704) 687-4999Athletics Website: ............................ www.Charlotte49ers.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ............................................................. Durham, N.C.Enrollment: ........................................................................ 6,347Founded: ............................................................................. 1838Nickname: ................................................................ Blue DevilsColors: .................................................... Royal Blue and WhiteConference: ......................................................... Atlantic CoastPresident: ........................................... Dr. Richard H. BrodheadAthletic Director: ....................................................... Joe AllevaHome Court: ........................ Cameron Indoor Stadium (9,314)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ....... Gail Goestenkors (Saginaw Valley State '85)School Record/Years: .................................. 333-93/13 seasonsCareer Record/Years: .................................. 333-93/13 seasonsAssistant Coaches: .................. Gale Valley (Michigan State '81)................................................................. Tia Jackson (Iowa '95)........................................................... Shannon Perry (Iowa '98)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 31-52004-05 Conference Record: ...................................... 12-2/T-1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 7/2Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 5/0

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Monique Currie F/G Sr. 6-0 17.5 7.1Mistie Williams F Sr. 6-3 11.7 7.2Jessica Foley G Sr. 6-0 10.9 4.0

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Wynter Whitley F/C 6-2 5.5 3.0Caitlin Howe G 5-10 4.4 1.3

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................... Lindy BrownSID Phone: .......................................................... (919) 684-2664SID Fax: ............................................................... (919) 684-2489SID Email: ........................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (919) 684-6186Athletics Website: ...................................... www.GoDuke.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .................................................................. Miami, Fla.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 34,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1972Nickname: ...................................................... Golden PanthersColors: ................................................................. Blue and GoldConference: ................................................................... Sun BeltPresident: ......................................... Dr. Modesto A. MaidiqueAthletic Director: ...................................................... Rick MelloHome Court: ......................................... Pharmed Arena (5,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ........................ Cindy Russo (Old Dominion '75)School Record/Years: ................................. 534-217/26 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................ 574-239/28 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ................. Inge Nissen (Old Dominion '90).................................. Laquanda Dawkins (North Carolina '99).....................................................................................................

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 18-112004-05 Conference Record: .......................................... 7-7/4thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/3Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Eva Makela G Jr. 6-1 11.1 4.5Faeza Bouderra G Sr. 5-5 8.2 4.6Lasma Jekabsone C Jr. 6-3 8.0 8.6

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Milena Tomova F 6-3 19.1 8.3

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ........................... Margaret BelchSID Phone: .......................................................... (305) 348-6666SID Fax: ............................................................... (305) 348-2963SID Email: ........................................................ [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (305) 348-3702Athletics Website: .................................... www.FIUSports.com

Sakellie Daniels Monique Currie Faeza Bouderra


Friday, December 9th - 7:30 p.m.RUTGERS

C. Vivian StringerHead Coach

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .................................................. New Brunswick, N.J.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 35,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1766Nickname: .......................................................... Scarlet KnightsColors: .............................................................................. ScarletConference: ................................................................... Big EastPresident: ........................................ Dr. Richard L. McCormickAthletic Director: .................................... Robert E. Mulcahy IIIHome Court: .................... Louis Brown Athletic Center (8,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................. C. Vivian Stringer (Slippery Rock '71)School Record/Years: ................................. 203-111/10 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................. 723-246/33 seasonsAssistant Coaches: .................................. Jolette Law (Iowa '90)............................................ Carlene Mitchell (Kansas State '96).............................................................. Sue Wicks (Rutgers '04)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 28-72004-05 Conference Record: ......................................... 14-2/1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/3Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Cappie Pondexter G Sr. 5-9 14.7 3.5Matee Ajavon G So. 5-8 12.4 2.9Michelle Campbell F Sr. 6-2 11.0 5.7

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Cheslea Newton G 5-11 9.4 4.1Nikki Jett G 5-8 5.2 0.9

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ........................ Heather BrociousSID Phone: .......................................................... (732) 445-4200SID Fax: ............................................................... (732) 445-3063SID Email: ................................ [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (732) 445-4200Athletics Website: ............................ www.ScarletKnights.com

Cappie Pondexter

Non-Conference Opponents2005-06

Rene PortlandHead Coach

Tuesday, November 29th - 7:00 p.m.PENN STATE

Sylvia HatchellHead Coach

Thursday, December 29th - 7:00 p.m.NORTH CAROLINA

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ........................................................ Chapel Hill, N.C.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 26,878Founded: ............................................................................. 1789Nickname: ................................................................... Tar HeelsColors: ................................................ Carolina Blue and WhiteConference: ......................................................... Atlantic CoastPresident: ....................................................... Dr. James MoeserAthletic Director: ................................................ Dick BaddourHome Court: ........................... Carmichael Auditorium (7,490)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................ Sylvia Hatchell (Carson-Newman '74)School Record/Years: ................................. 412-186/19 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................. 684-266/30 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ......................... Andrew Calder (Coker '74)....................................... Tracey Williams (UNC-Pembroke '86)............................. Charlotte Smith-Taylor (North Carolina '95)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 30-42004-05 Conference Record: ...................................... 12-2/T-1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Ivory Latta G Jr. 5-6 17.4 2.7Erlana Larkins F/C So. 6-2 14.6 7.1Camille Little F Jr. 6-1 11.8 9.9

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Nikita Bell F/G 6-0 10.6 3.1Leah Metcalf G 5-7 5.9 2.8

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .................................. Dana GelinSID Phone: .......................................................... (919) 962-0083SID Fax: ............................................................... (919) 962-0612SID Email: ............................................. [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (919) 843-9509Athletics Website: ................................ www.TarHeelBlue.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ........................................................ State College, Pa.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 41,795Founded: ............................................................................. 1855Nickname: ................................................................ Lady LionsColors: ............................................................... Blue and WhiteConference: .................................................................... Big TenPresident: .................................................. Dr. Graham SpanierAthletic Director: ..................................................... Tim CurleyHome Court: ................................ Bryce Jordan Center (15,261)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ........................... Rene Portland (Immaculata '75)School Record/Years: ................................. 578-204/25 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................. 665-233/29 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ..................... Annie Troyan (Penn State '83)................................................ Susan Robinson (Penn State '92)................................................... Keila Whittington (Dillard '89)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 19-112004-05 Conference Record: ........................................ 13-3/3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 3/8Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 1/4

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Amanda Brown F/C Jr. 6-4 7.2 6.2Adrienne Squire G So. 6-0 1.9 0.8Romana Vynuchalova F/C So. 6-4 0.2 0.3

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Tanish Wright G 5-11 19.3 4.5Jess Strom G 5-7 15.6 4.7

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................ Erin WhitesideSID Phone: .......................................................... (814) 865-1757SID Fax: ............................................................... (814) 863-3165SID Email: ........................................................ [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (814) 863-3294Athletics Website: ............................... www.goPSUsports.com

Ivory Latta Amanda Brown


Sunday, December 4th - 1:00 p.m.VANDERBILT

Melanie BalcombHead Coach

Non-Coference Opponents2005-06

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .......................................................... Nashville, Tenn.Enrollment: ........................................................................ 6,272Founded: ............................................................................. 1873Nickname: ............................................................ CommodoresColors: ............................................................... Black and GoldConference: ........................................................... SoutheasternPresident: ........................................................... E. Gordon GeeAthletic Director: .......................................... David Williams IIHome Court: ........................... Memorial Gymnasium (14,316)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ..... Melanie Balcomb (College of New Jersey '84)School Record/Years: ...................................... 72-26/3 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................. 235-130/12 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ........ Stephanie Norman (Arizona Sate '89)........................................................... Vicky Picott (Rutgers '92)............................................. Kristin Schneider (Millersville '94)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 24-82004-05 Conference Record: ........................................ 10-4/3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 6/4Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 3/2

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Carla Thomas F Jr. 6-3 15.9 6.5Dee Davis G Jr. 5-7 13.3 3.5Caroline Williams G Jr. 5-10 5.5 1.7

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Ashley Earley F 5-10 18.4 9.4Abi Ramsey G 5-10 11.0 2.8

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................................. TBASID Phone: .......................................................... (615) 322-4121SID Fax: ............................................................... (615) 343-7064SID Email: ........................................................................... TBAPress Row Phone: ............................................... (615) 320-0436Athletics Website: ........................ www.VUCommodores.com

Carla ThomasPat SummittHead Coach

Monday, January 2nd - 7:00 p.m.TENNESSEE

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .......................................................... Knoxville, Tenn.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 25,650Founded: ............................................................................. 1794Nickname: ....................................................... Lady VolunteersColors: .......................................................... Orange and WhiteConference: ........................................................... SoutheasternPresident: ....................................................... Dr. John PetersenAthletic Director: ................................................... Joan CronanHome Court: ........................ Thompson-Boling Arena (24,535)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: .................... Pat Summitt (Tennessee-Martin '74)School Record/Years: ................................. 882-172/31 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................. 882-172/31 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ..................... Holly Warlick (Tennessee '81).................................................. Nikki Caldwell (Tennessee '94)........................................... Dean Lockwood (Spring Arbor '82)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 30-52004-05 Conference Record: ....................................... 13-1/2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/4Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 3/2

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Shanna Zolman G Sr. 5-10 12.5 2.3Tye'sha Fluker C Sr. 6-5 7.4 5.4Nikki Anosike C So. 6-4 6.7 6.1

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Shyra Ely F 6-2 14.4 7.0Loree Moore G 5-9 5.1 4.6

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .......................... Debby JenningsSID Phone: .......................................................... (865) 974-4275SID Fax: ............................................................... (865) 974-8875SID Email: ................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ................................................ (865 )974-0110Athletics Website: ................................ www.UTLadyVols.com

Shanna Zolman

Tuesday, November 22nd - 7:00 p.m.VIRGINIA TECH

Bonnie HenricksonHead Coach

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ........................................................... Blacksburg, Va.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 28,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1872Nickname: ....................................................................... HokiesColors: .............................. Chicago Maroon and Burnt OrangeConference: ........................................................ Atlantic CoastsPresident: ...................................................... Dr. Charles StegerAthletic Director: ..................................................... Jim WeaverHome Court: ..................................... Cassell Coliseum (10,052)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ........ Beth Dunkenberger (Randolph-Macon '88)School Record/Years: ........................................ 17-12/1 seasonCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 82-62/6 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ..... Shellie Greenman (Emory & Henry '88)...................................................... Bobbie Kelsey (Stanford '96)....................................... Stacy Cantley (UNC-Wilmington '99)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 17-122004-05 Conference Record: .......................................... 6-8/7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/2Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Kerri Gardin F Sr. 6-1 11.1 8.0Dawn Chriss G/F Sr. 6-1 11.0 4.2Carrie Mason G Sr. 5-7 10.4 2.8

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Erin Gibson C 6-2 11.3 6.0Fran Recchia G 5-7 3.0 1.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ................................. Torye HurstSID Phone: .......................................................... (540) 231-8823SID Fax: ............................................................... (540) 231-6984SID Email: ......................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (540) 231-3048Athletics Website: ......................... www.HokieSportsInfo.com

Kerri Gardin


CAA Opponents2005-06

Sunday, February 19th - 1:00 p.m.DELAWARE

Tina MartinHead Coach

Sunday, January 15th - 1:00 p.m.Friday, February 3rd - 7:00 p.m.

DREXEL

Denise DillonHead Coach

Debbie TaneyhillHead Coach

Friday, January 20th - 7:00 p.m.Friday, February 10th - 7:00 p.m.

GEORGE MASON

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ............................................................... Newark, Del.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 16,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1743Nickname: .................................................... Fightin' Blue HensColors: ...................................................... Royal Blue and GoldConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ................................................... Dr. David P. RoselleAthletic Director: .......................................... Edgar N. JohnsonHome Court: ............................... Bob Carpenter Center (5,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: .............................. Tina Martin (Lock Haven '86)School Record/Years: .................................... 167-96/9 seasonsCareer Record/Years: .................................... 167-96/9 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ..................... Jeanine Radice (Fordham '89)................................................. Melissa Dymek (Richmond '04).................................................... Diana Spencer (Colorado '03)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 25-62004-05 Conference Record: ......................................... 16-2/1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost: .......................................... 10/3Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 3/2

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Tyresa Smith G Jr. 5-10 10.3 4.9Alena Koshansky G Jr. 5-8 6.7 3.2Amanda Blackstone G Sr. 6-0 4.2 3.4

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Tiara Malcom F 6-1 16.4 6.7Tiffany Young F 6-2 11.6 6.2

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .............................. Marci LippertSID Phone: .......................................................... (302) 831-2186SID Fax: ............................................................... (302) 831-8653SID Email: ................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (302) 831-8715Athletics Website: ........................... www.udel.edu/sportsinfo

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ......................................................... Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: ....................................................................... 11,960Founded: ............................................................................. 1891Nickname: .................................................................... DragonsColors: ...................................................... Navy Blue and GoldConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ................................... Dr. Constantine N. PapadakisAthletic Director: .............................................. Dr. Eric ZillmerHome Court: ....................... Daskalakis Athletic Center (2,300)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................................ Denise Dillon (Villanova '96)School Record/Years: ....................................... 29-28/2seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 29-28/2 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ............................... Pam Durkin (Rider '97).................................................... Amy Mallon (St. Joseph's '93)......................................................... Trish Juline (Villanova '03)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 19-102004-05 Conference Record: ........................................ 12-6/3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost: .......................................... 11/1Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Catherine Scanlon G/F Sr. 5-11 12.3 8.0Narissa Suber G So. 5-9 10.0 2.9Kira Karlstrom G Jr. 5-4 6.8 3.9

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Katrina Martin F 5-9 15.8 5.6

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .............................. Britt FaulstickSID Phone: .......................................................... (215) 895-6895SID Fax: ............................................................... (215) 895-2038SID Email: ...................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (215) 895-2041Athletics Website: ........................... www.DrexelDragons.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .................................................................. Fairfax, Va.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 28,874Founded .............................................................................. 1957Nickname: ...................................................................... PatriotsColors: .............................................................. Green and GoldConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ..................................................... Dr. Alan G.MertenAthletic Director: ...................................... Thomas J. O'ConnorHome Court: .......................................... Patriot Center (10,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: .................. Debbie Taneyhill (George Mason '92)School Record/Years: ................................. 115--105/8 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ................................... 115-105/8 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ........ Marcell Harrison (George Mason '94)................................. Jimmy Howard (Greensboro College '86)......................... Kristeena Alexander (George Washington '00)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 12-162004-05 Conference Record: ........................................ 8-10/6thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 5/6Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 2/3

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Jen Daniels G Sr. 5-8 10.9 3.4Moni Akintunde F So. 5-11 8.0 5.3Tracy Ann Holness F Jr. 6-1 7.3 3.4

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Lauren Hediger G 5-9 8.8 2.4Julie Flanders C 6-3 6.9 8.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................. Maggie WalshSID Phone: .......................................................... (703) 993-3268SID Fax: ............................................................... (703) 993-3259SID Email: .................................................. [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (703) 993-3044Athletics Website: .................................... www.GoMason.com

Amanda Blackstone Catherine Scanlon Jen Daniels



Sunday, February 12th - 2:00 p.m.Saturday, March 4th - 6:00 p.m..

GEORGIA STATE

Lea Henry-ManningHead Coach

Friday, January 13th - 7:00 p.m.Friday, January 27th - 7:00 p.m.

HOFSTRA

Felisha Legette-JackHead Coach

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ................................................................. Atlanta, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 28,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1913Nickname: ........................................................... Lady PanthersColors: ............................................................... Blue and WhiteConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ....................................................... Dr. Carl V. PattonAthletic Director: ............................................... Mary McElroyHome Court: ..................................... GSU Sports Arena (5,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................... Lea Henry-Manning (Tennessee '83)School Record/Years: ................................. 186-132/11 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ............................. 244-190/15+ seasonsAssistant Coaches: ........................... Teresa Brown (Florida '93).................................................. Tammy Hill (Georgia State '98)............................................................................................. TBA

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 16-142004-05 Conference Record: .................................... 12-8/T-2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/5Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 2/3

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Kelcey Roegiers-JensenG Jr. 5-8 10.8 4.5Monica Thomas G/F Sr. 5-10 10.6 3.3Brittany Hudson F So. 6-0 4.0 4.5

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Patechia Hartman G 5-6 16.2 4.8April Clyburn F/C 6-2 11.7 9.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ............................. Carlton WhiteSID Phone: .......................................................... (404) 651-3168SID Fax: ............................................................... (404) 651-3204SID Email: ..................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (404) 651-0563Athletics Website: ..................... www.GeorgiaStateSports.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ........................................................ Hempstead, N.Y.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 13,400Founded: ............................................................................. 1935Nickname: .......................................................................... PrideColors: .................................................... Gold, White, and BlueConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ...................................................... Stuart RabinowitzAthletic Director: ..................................................... Jack HayesHome Court: ........................................... Hofstra Arena (5,124)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ....................... Felisha Legette-Jack (Syracuse '89)School Record/Years: ...................................... 35-51/3 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 35-51/3 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ....... Cherie Hogg (Nevada - Las Vegas '94).................................................. Anthony Crocitto (Hofstra '95)........................................................ Winston Smith (UMass '01)


Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Cigi McCollin G Jr. 5-7 16.2 4.3Lizanne Murphy F/G Jr. 6-1 11.8 10.4Amaka Agugua F Sr. 5-11 12.0 6.5

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Charlotte Baldrey-Chourio G ** 4.7 3.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ........................ Stephen GorchovSID Phone: .......................................................... (516) 463-4933SID Fax: ............................................................... (516) 463-5033SID Email: ............................ [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (516) 463-7725Athletics Website: ............................. www.hofstra.edu/sports

Monica Thomas Cigi McCollin

Sunday, January 22nd - 3:00 p.m.Thuursday, March 2nd - 7:00 p.m.

JAMES MADISON

Kenny BrooksHead Coach

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ....................................................... Harrisonburg, Va.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 16,200Founded: ............................................................................. 1908Nickname: ........................................................................ DukesColors: ............................................................. Purple and GoldConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ................................................. Dr. Linwood H. RoseAthletic Director: ..................................................... Jeff BourneHome Court: ......................... JMU Convocation Center (7,156)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ..................... Kenny Brooks (James Madison '92)School Record/Years: ...................................... 47-39/3 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 47-39/3 seasonsAssistant Coaches: .. Krista Kilburn-Steveskey (N.C. State '90)................................................... Nikki Davis (Michigan St. '01).......................................................... Jackie Smith (Furman '00)


Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Lesley Dickinson G Jr. 5-10 14.7 4.8Tamera Young G So. 6-1 13.8 7.0Meredith Alexis C Jr. 6-3 11.8 9.3

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Krystal Brooks C 6-3 6.6 3.3Mary Beth Culbertson G 5-11 2.9 1.6

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .................. Milla Sue WisecarverSID Phone: .......................................................... (540) 568-6154SID Fax: ............................................................... (540) 568-3703SID Email: .................................................. [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (540) 568-6710Athletics Website: .................................. www.JMUSports.com

Lesley Dickinson



UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ............................................................... Towson, Md.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 17,667Founded .............................................................................. 1866Nickname: ......................................................................... TigersColors: .................................................. Gold, White, and BlackConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ......................................................... Dr. Robert CaretAthletic Director: ...................................... Dr. Wayne EdwardsHome Court: .......................................... Towson Center (5,000)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: .................................. Joe Matthews (Radford '91)School Record/Years: ...................................... 30-84/4 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 30-84/4 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ................. Stacy Alexander (St. Francis '96).................................... Derek Jordan (North Carolina State '00)................................................ Stephanie Cross (Maryland, '99)


Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Kacy O'Brien G Sr. 5-11 14.9 5.6Tierra Jackson F Sr. 6-1 13.0 8.5Alis Freeman G So. 5-9 11.7 4.3

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Kelli Talbot F-G 5-9 11.9 4.9

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: .......................... Kelly McCarthySID Phone: .......................................................... (410) 704-6258SID Fax: ............................................................... (410) 704-3861SID Email: ........................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (410) 704-3861Athletics Website: ............................. www.TowsonTigers.com

Sunday, January 29th - 2:00 p.m.TOWSON

Joe MatthewsHead Coach

Kacy O'Brien

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ....................................................... Wilmington, N.C.Enrollment: ....................................................................... 11,000Founded: ............................................................................. 1947Nickname: .................................................................. SeahawksColors: ........................................ Green (Teal), Gold, and NavyConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: .............................................. Dr. Rosemary DePaoloAthletic Director: .......................................... Michael CapaccioHome Court: ......................................... Trask Coliseum (6,100)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................................. Ann Hancock (Wingate '92)School Record/Years: ...................................... 70-72/6 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 70-72/6 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ............................... Art Prevost (Lamar '90).................................................... Tali Robich (East Carolina '03).................................................... Kyle Snipes (Wake Forest '95)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 8-202004-05 Conference Record: ........................................ 5-13/9thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 8/6Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 1/4

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Denise Lawrence G 5-9 Jr. 6.3 3.4Michaela Vezenkova F So. 6-3 3.4 3.9Lori Drake G Jr. 5-10 2.5 2.5

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Meagan Samis F 6-1 16.3 380Megan Withrow G 5-5 10.9 3.0

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ........................ Greg StephensonSID Phone: .......................................................... (910) 962-3252SID Fax: ............................................................... (910) 962-3686SID Email: ........................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (910) 962-3095Athletics Website: .............................. www.UNCWsports.com

Friday, February 17th - 7:00 p.m.UNC-WILMINGTON

Ann HancockHead Coach

Denise Lawrence

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: .............................................................. Boston, Mass.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 14,482Founded: ............................................................................. 1898Nickname: ..................................................................... HuskiesColors: ................................................................. Red and BlackConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ................................................. Dr. Richard FreelandAthletic Director: ................................................. Dave O'BrienHome Court: .......................................... Solomon Court (2,500)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ..................................... Willette White (Idaho '82)School Record/Years: ...................................... 56-88/5 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 56-88/5 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ......................... Todd Goclowski (Clark '90).............................................. Dan Hunt (Bridgewater State '97)......................................... Mary Helen Walker (Holy Cross '91)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................. 14-152004-05 Conference Record: ...................................... 18-10/7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 9/2Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 4/1

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Maralene Zwarich G Sr. 6-0 17.4 6.8Shaleyse Smallwood G So. 5-5 13.1 3.7Michelle Decerbo F Sr. 6-1 8.9 5.3

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Francesca Vanin F 6-1 11.8 7.8Karoline Alexander F 6-0 0.7 0.9

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ................................ Brad KasnetSID Phone: .......................................................... (617) 373-4154SID Fax: ............................................................... (617) 373-3152SID Email: ............................................. [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (617) 373-7530Athletics Website: ......................................... www.GoNU.com

Sunday, February 5th - 2:00 p.m.NORTHEASTERN

Willette WhiteHead Coach

Maralene Zwarich



UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ............................................................ Richmond, Va.Enrollment: ...................................................................... 29,225Founded: ............................................................................. 1838Nickname: ......................................................................... RamsColors: ............................................................... Black and GoldConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: .................................................... Dr. Eugene P. TraniAthletic Director: .................................... Dr. Richard L. SanderHome Court: ..... Alltell Pavillion at the Stuart C. Siegel Center(7,500)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................... Beth Cunningham (Notre Dame '97)School Record/Years: ...................................... 25-32/2 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ...................................... 25-32/2 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ..................... Julia Huddleston (Eckerd '02).......................................... Wendy Palmer-Daniel (Virginia '96)......................................................... Bryan Whitten (King's '92)


Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:LaKea Jones G So. 5-8 6.5 3.3Vera Christova G So. 5-10 4.9 2.4Miranda Smith F Jr. 6-2 4.2 2.9

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Lauren Hogan F 6-1 11.9 9.3Maria Giovannetti F 5-11 9.4 4.5

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ........................ Chris KowalczykSID Phone: .......................................................... (804) 828-8818SID Fax: ............................................................... (804) 828-9428SID Email: ............................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (804) 827-1010Athletics Website: ....................................... VCURams.vcu.edu

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION:Location: ....................................................... Williamsburg, Va.Enrollment: ........................................................................ 5,700Founded .............................................................................. 1693Nickname: .......................................................................... TribeColors: .................................................. Green, Gold, and SilverConference: ................................. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident: ......................................................... Gene R. NichollAthletic Director: ................................................. Terry DriscollHome Court: ............................. William and Mary Hall (8,600)

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: ................. Debbie Taylor (William and Mary '86)School Record/Years: ..................................... 51-119/7 seasonsCareer Record/Years: ..................................... 51-119/7 seasonsAssistant Coaches: ................. Matt McDonald (Penn State '99)..................................... Meg Barber (New York University '02)............................................... Kia Butts (William and Mary '05)

TEAM OUTLOOK:2004-05 Record: .................................................................... 4-242004-05 Conference Record: ...................................... 2-16/10thLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................ 7/2Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................................... 3/2

Key Returning Players:Name: Pos: Cl: Ht: PPG: RPG:Devin James G/F So. 5-11 10.2 5.6Lizzie Schiel G Sr. 5-11 9.2 3.1

Key Losses:Name: Pos: Ht: PPG: RPG:Kyle DeHaven G 5-9 11.4 5.9

SPORTS INFORMATION:Women's Basketball Contact: ................................ Chris PooreSID Phone: .......................................................... (757) 221-3370SID Fax: ............................................................... (757) 221-3412SID Email: ...................................................... [email protected] Row Phone: ............................................... (757) 221-3348Athletics Website: ............................. www.TribeAthletics.com

Friday, January 6th - 7:00 p.m.Friday, February 24th - 7:00 p.m.

VA COMMONWEALTH

Beth CunnighamHead Coach

Sunday, January 8th - 2:00 p.m.Sunday, Feburary 26th - 2:00 p.m.

WILLIAM & MARY

Debbie TaylorHead Coach

LaKea Jones Lizzie Schiel

Regular CAASeason: Tournament:

1991-92: 9-5 3-01992-93: 14-0 3-01993-94: 14-0 3-01994-95: 13-1 3-01995-96: 16-0 3-01996-97: 16-0 3-01997-98: 16-0 3-01998-99: 16-0 3-01999-00: 16-0 3-02000-01: 15-1 2-02001-02: 18-0 3-02002-03: 15-3 3-02003-04: 17-1 3-02004-05: 15-3 3-0Totals: 210-14 41-0

Overall Record: 251-14

ALL-TIME VS. THE CAA

ALL-TIME VS. THE CAA AT HOME


ODU FIELDHOUSE1991-92: 6-1 3-01992-93: 7-0 3-01993-94: 7-0 --1994-95: 8-0 3-01995-96: 8-0 3-01996-97: 8-0 --1997-98: 8-0 --1998-99: 8-0 --1999-00: 8-0 --2000-01: 8-0 2-02001-02: 9-0 3-0TED CONSTANT CONVOCATION CENTER2002-03: 9-0 3-02003-04: 9-0 3-02004-05: 8-1 ---Totals: 111-2 23-0

Overall Home Record: 134-2

ALL-TIME VS. THE CAA ON THE ROAD


1991-92: 3-4 --1992-93: 7-0 --1993-94: 7-0 3-01994-95: 5-1 --1995-96: 8-0 --1996-97: 8-0 3-01997-98: 8-0 3-01998-99: 8-0 3-01999-00: 8-0 3-02000-01: 7-1 --2001-02: 9-0 --2002-03: 6-3 --2003-04: 8-1 --2004-05: 7-2 3-0Totals: 99-12 18-0

Overall Road Record: 117-12


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Fresh off the celebration of its 20th

Anniversary, the Colonial AthleticAssociation enters its third decadewith two new members and anexpanded geographic footprint thatgives the conference a presence in

five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitanareas.

The addition of Georgia State Universityin Atlanta and Northeastern University inBoston brings the membership of the CAA to12 and enhances the league’s reputation asone of the nation’s top collegiate conferencesboth athletically and academically. On theplaying field, the CAA has produced 16national team champions in five differentsports, 33 individual national champions, 11national coaches of the year, 11 nationalplayers of the year and 12 Honda Awardwinners. Even more impressive, however, arethe honors accumulated away fromcompetition, which include five RhodesScholars and 16 NCAA post-graduatescholars. In 2004-05, the CAA had sevenCoSIDA Academic All-Americans and morethan 1,500 student-athletes posted at least a3.2 grade point average while lettering in avarsity sport and received the CAACommissioner’s Academic Award.

The landscape of the conference nowstretches along the majority of the East Coast,and includes six of the nation’s top 25 mediamarkets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4),Boston (5), Washington, D.C. (8), Atlanta (9)and Baltimore (23). The number of televisionhomes in the CAA market exceeds 19 million.

The CAA conducts championships in 21sports. Male athletes compete forchampionships in baseball, basketball, crosscountry, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming &diving, tennis, track & field and wrestling.Female athletes battle for conference titles inbasketball, cross country, field hockey, golf,lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming & diving,tennis, track & field and volleyball. The CAAwill also begin sponsorship of a 12-teamDivision I-AA football league in the fall of2007.

In men’s basketball, the CAA has earneda reputation as a “giant killer” in the NCAATournament. Since 1981, CAA schools haveposted 12 wins over higher-seeded teams. In2004-05, the conference had four teams earnpost-season berths for the first time in leaguehistory and five teams were ranked among thetop 100 in the RPI. In women’s basketball, theCAA has had two teams earn post-season

berths for five consecutive years. Perennialpower Old Dominion, which has won the past14 conference titles, has captured three nationalchampionships (1979, 1980, 1985) and reachedthe title game again in 1997.

The conference has also excelled in manyother sports. CAA squads have won 10 fieldhockey national titles since the championshipbegan in 1981, which is not only more than anyother conference but represents nearly half of alltitles won. In baseball, at least two CAA teamshave earned NCAA Tournament berths forseven of the past eight seasons. The CAA isannually ranked among the nation’s top 10conferences in men’s and women’s soccer, andhas traditionally sent multiple teams to theNCAA Tournament. In 2004-05, 24 league teamsearned NCAA Tournament berths in 15 sports,with the CAA having multiple representatives inmen’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, men’sand women’s golf, men’s lacrosse and men’stennis. There were 29 CAA student-athletes whoearned All-America honors.

CAA member institutions are alsocommitted to excellence in the classroom. TheColonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002by the league’s presidents with a goal ofexpanding their partnership to all aspects ofuniversity life outside of intercollegiate athletics.Among the programs already established are anundergraduate research conference,coordination of study abroad programs andgranting visiting academic status to student-athletes traveling to an away contest so that theyhave access to libraries, academic resourcecenters and computer labs.

In 2002, two faculty members from CAAinstitutions were awarded academia’s mostcoveted distinction – the Nobel Prize. John B.Fenn, a research professor in the Department of

Chemistry at Virginia CommonwealthUniversity, received the Nobel Prize forchemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor ofeconomics and law at George Mason University,shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences.

Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager hasguided the CAA since its inception. Coremembers George Mason University, JamesMadison University, the University of NorthCarolina at Wilmington, Old DominionUniversity, Virginia Commonwealth Universityand the College of William & Mary were joinedby the University of Delaware, DrexelUniversity, Hofstra University and TowsonUniversity in 2001. Georgia State University andNortheastern University became members of theconference on July 1, 2005.

The CAA traces its roots back to 1983 whenthree of its current members- George Mason,James Madison, and William and Mary - werealigned with East Carolina University, theUnited States Naval Academy and theUniversity of Richmond as a basketball league(ECAC South). During the next two years, theleague added 11 sports, acquired two newmembers (UNC Wilmington and AmericanUniversity) and decided to form a newassociation. The transformation from ECACSouth to CAA took place on June 6, 1985. By thefall of 1986, the league gained automatic bids toNCAA Championships in men’s basketball,soccer, baseball and women’s basketball andformed an officials’ bureau. Old Dominionbecame a member of the CAA in 1991-92 andVirginia Commonwealth University joined theconference prior to the 1995-96 season.

From all-star athletes to Nobel Prizewinning faculty, the CAA takes great pride inproducing performers who stand out both onthe playing field and in the classroom.


The schools of theCAADREXEL UNIVERSITYLocation: Philadelphia, PAFounded: 1891Enrollment: 17,600Nickname: “Dragons”Game manager: Sean Joyce: 215-895-1588

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARELocation: Newark, DEFounded: 1743Enrollment: 16,000Nickname: “Fighting Blue Hens”Game manager: Kate Pohlig: 302-831-1542

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITYLocation: Fairfax, Va.Founded: 1957Enrollment: 24, 172Nickname: “Patriots”Game manager: Jay Marsh: 703-993-3191

GEORGIA STATELocation: Atlanta, GAFounded: 1913Enrollment: 28,000Nickname: PanthersGame manager: Dexter Bennin 404-651-4310

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITYLocation: Hempstead, NYFounded: 1935Enrollment: 12,800Nickname: “Pride”Game manager: Larry Bloom: 516-463-6625

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITYLocation: Harrisonburg, Va.Founded: 1908Enrollment: 12,500Nickname: “Dukes”Game manager: Ty Phillips: 540-568-1762

UNC WILMINGTONLocation: Wilmington, N.C.Founded: 1947Enrollment: 8,900Nickname: “Seahawks”Game manager: Jamie Sischo: 910-962-3465

NORTHEASTERNLocation: Boston, MAFounded:1898Enrollment: 14,492Nickname: HuskiesGame manager: Mark Coates: 617-373-2181

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITYLocation: Norfolk, Va.Founded: 1930Enrollment: 19,000Nickname: “Monarchs”Mike Fryling: 757-683-5518 (Constant Center)Greg Smith: 757-683-6026

TOWSON UNIVERSITYLocation: Towson, MDFounded: 1866Enrollment: 14,958Nickname: “Tigers”Game manager: Mark Temmel: 410-704-4176

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV.Location: Richmond, Va.Founded: 1838Enrollment: 21,397Nickname: “Rams”Game manager: Nate Doughty: 804-827-1002

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARYLocation: Williamsburg, Va.Founded: 1693Enrollment: 5,300Nickname: “Tribe”Game manager: Robb Dunn: 757-221-3355

12MEMBERS

& where they're located


LADY MONARCHRecords


PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR1984-85 Medina Dixon1987-88 Adrienne Goodson

FRESHMAN-OF-THE-YEAR1990-91 Celeste Hill

CONFERENCE MVP1982-83 Anne Donovan1983-84 Anne Donovan1984-85 Marie Christian1987-88 Adrienne Goodson1990-91 Kelly Lyons

ALL-TOURNAMENT1984-85 Medina Dixon

Tracy Claxton1985-86 Donna Harrington

Adrienne Goodson1986-87 Adrienne Goodson

Marie Christian1987-88 Adrienne Goodson1988-89 Kelly Lyons1989-90 T.J. Jones1990-91 Celeste Hill

TOURNAMENT MVP1983-84 Marie Christian1986-87 Adrienne Goodson1989-90 Kelly Lyons

COACH-OF-THE-YEAR1987-88 Wendy Larry

ALL-SUN BELT1982-83 Anne Donovan

Medina DixonHelen Malone

1983-84 Medina DixonAnne DonovanTracy ClaxtonRegina Miller(Second team)

1984-85 Medina DixonTracy ClaxtonDawn Cullen(Hon. mention)

1985-86 Donna HarringtonAdrienne Goodson(Second team)

1986-87 Donna HarringtonAdrienne Goodson(Second team)Kelly Lyons(Hon. mention)

1987-88 Adrienne GoodsonKelly Lyons1988-89 Kelly LyonsKim McQuarter(Second team)

1989-90 Kelly LyonsAngela Jackson

1990-91 Celeste Hill(Second team)

ColonialAthletic Association HonoreesSun Belt Honorees

Lady MonarchsHONOREDPLAYERS-OF-THE-YEAR

ROOKIES-OF-THE-YEAR1994-95 Ticha Penicheiro1995-96 Mery Andrade1998-99 Lucienne Berthieu1999-00 Alli Spence

DEFENSIVE PLAYERS-OF-THE-YEAR1998-99 Mery Andrade2003-04 Max Nhassengo

2000-01 Monique Coker2001-02 Okeisha Howard2002-03 Shareese Grant2003-04 Shareese Grant2004-05 Shareese Grant

ALL-ROOKIE TEAM1993-94 Esther Benjamin

Angie Liston1994-95 Clarisse Machanguana

Ticha Penicheiro1995-96 Mery Andrade1999-00 Okeisha Howard

Alli Spence2000-01 Monique Coker

Myriah Spence2001-02 Shareese Grant2004-05 Tiffaany Green

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM1994-95 Shonda Deberry1996-97 Ticha Penicheiro2000-01 Hamchetou Maiga2001-02 Hamchetou Maiga

COACH-OF-THE-YEAR1992-93 Wendy Larry1994-95 Wendy Larry1995-96 Wendy Larry1996-97 Wendy Larry1998-99 Wendy Larry2001-02 Wendy Larry

DEAN EHLERS LEADERSHIP AWARD1995-96 Shonda Deberry1996-97 Clarisse Machanguana

JOHN RANDOLPH INSPIRATIONALAWARD

1997-98 Manager Felecia Allen

ALL-CAA TEAM1991-92 Celeste Hill1992-93 Celeste Hill

Pam Huntley1993-94 Celeste Hill

Shonda Deberry1994-95 Clarisse Machanguana

Ticha Penicheiro1995-96 Clarisse Machanguana

Ticha PenicheiroMery Andrade(2nd team)

1996-97 Mery AndradeClarisse MachanguanaTicha PenicheiroNyree Roberts

1997-98 Mery AndradeTicha PenicheiroNyree Roberts

1998-99 Mery AndradeLucienne Berthieu

1999-2000 Lucienne BerthieuNatalie DiazHamchetou Maiga

2000-2001 Okeisha HowardHamchetou Maiga

2001-2002 Lucienne BerthieuHamchetou MaigaOkiesha Howard(2nd team)

2002-03 Okeisha HowardMonique Coker(2nd team)

2003-04 Monique cokerMax NhassengoShareese Grant(2nd Team)

2004-05 Shareese GrantLawona Davis(2nd Team)

Celeste Hill1992, 1993, 1994

Clarisse Machanguana1995

Ticha Penicheiro1996, 1997

Nyree Roberts1998

Mery Andrade1999 (Co-Player)

Luciene Berthieu1999 (Co-Player), 2002

Hamchetou Maiga2001

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM1991-92 Pam Huntley1993-94 Celeste Hill

Esther Benjamin1994-95 Esther Benjamin1995-96 Mery Andrade

Ticha Penicheiro1996-97 Mery Andrade

Clarisse MachanguanaTicha Penicheiro

1997-98 Mery AndradeTicha PenicheiroNyree Roberts

1999-00 Natalie DiazHamchetou Maiga

2000-01 Sharron FrancisHamchetou Maiga

2001-02 Sharron FrancisHamchetou Maiga

2002-03 Shareese Grant2003-04 Max Nhassengo2004-05 Lawona Davis

Shareese Grant

ALL-TOURNAMENT1991-92 Celeste Hill

Pam Huntley1992-93 Deanna Vander Plas

Celeste HillPam Huntley

1993-94 Celeste HillDeanna Vander PlasLateefah RobinsonSarah Willyerd

1994-95 Clarisse MachanguanaNyree RobertsTicha Penicheiro

1995-96 Clarisse MachanguanaTicha PenicheiroNyree Roberts

1996-97 Mery AndradeClarisse MachanguanaTicha PenicheiroNyree Roberts

1997-98 Ticha PenicheiroMery AndradeAubrey EblinNyree Roberts

1998-99 Natalie DiazMery AndradeHamchetou Maiga

1999-00 Natalie DiazSharron FrancisKim GiddensOkeisha HowardHamchetou Maiga

2000-01 Monique CokerTiffany Thompson

2001-02 Lucienne BerthieuMonique CokerOkeisha HowardHamchetou Maiga

2002-03 Monique CokerShareese GrantCorrina TurnerOkeisha Howard

2003-04 Monique CokerShareese GrantMyriah Spence

2004-05 Lawona DavisShareese Grant

TOURNAMENT MVP'S1991-92 Pam Huntley1992-93 Pam Huntley1993-94 Celeste Hill1994-95 Ticha Penicheiro1995-96 Clarisse Machanguana1996-97 Clarisse Machanguana1997-98 Ticha Penicheiro1998-99 Natalie Diaz1999-00 Natalie Diaz


1977-78 Nancy Lieberman(Kodak, NWIT)Anne Donovan(Kodak)Inge Nissen(NWIT First team)Angela Cotman(NWIT Honorable Mention)

1978-79 Nancy Lieberman(Kodak, National Scouting Association)Inge Nissen(National Scouting Association)

1979-80 Nancy Lieberman(Kodak)Inge Nissen(Kodak)Anne Donovan(District III)

1980-81 Anne Donovan(Kodak)Jean Walling(District III)

1981-82 Anne Donovan(Kodak, American Women’s Sports Foundation,Women’s Basketball Coaches Association)Janet Davis(American Women’s Sports Foundation,Honorable Mention)

1983-84 Anne Donovan(Kodak)Medina Dixon(District III)

1984-85 Medina Dixon (Kodak, Naismith, FastBreak First team)Tracy Claxton (District III,Fast Break First team)

1987-88 Adrienne Goodson(Kodak)Kelly Lyons(District III)

1993-94 Celeste Hill(District III)

1994-95 Clarisse Machanguana(District III)

1995-96 Clarisse Machanguana(Kodak District III, AP Hon. Men.,UPI Honorable Mention)Ticha Penicheiro(Kodak District III , AP Honorable Mention.,UPI 3rd team)

1996-97 Clarisse Machanguana(Kodak 1st team, AP 2nd team)Ticha Penicheiro(Kodak 1st team, AP 1st team,Sporting News 1st team)Nyree Roberts(AP Hon. Mention)

1997-98 Ticha Penicheiro(Kodak 1st Team, AP 1st Team)Nyree Roberts(AP 2nd Team, Women's BasketballJournal 2nd Team)

1998-99 Mery Andrade(AP honorable mention, Women's BasketballJournal Defensive 1st Team)

1999-00 Lucienne Berthieu(Kodak District III, Women's Basketball Journal-3rd Team)

2001-02 Lucienne Berthieu(Kodak District II, Basketball TimesHonorable Mention)Hamchetou Maiga(Basketball Times Honorable Mention)

2004-05 Shareese Grant(Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention)

All-Americans

1979-80 Chris Critelli(First team, GTE/CoSIDA)

1981-82 Anne Donovan(First team, GTE/CoSIDA)

1982-83 Anne Donovan(First team, GTE/CoSIDA)

1976 - Montreal, CanadaNancy Lieberman (Basketball - U.S. - Silver Medal)Chris Critelli (Basketball - Canada)

1980 - Moscow, Soviet UnionAnne Donovan (Basketball - U.S. - Boycotted)Chris Critelli (Basketball - Canada - Boycotted)

1984 - Los Angeles, United StatesAnne Donovan (Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal)Jan Trombly (Handball - U.S.)

1988 - Seoul, South KoreaAnne Donovan (Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal)

1992 - Barcelona, SpainMedina Dixon (Basketball - U.S. - Bronze Medal)

Olympians

1983 Anne Donovan

NCAA Post-GraduateScholarship

National Players-of-the-Year1978-79 Nancy Lieberman

(Wade Trophy)Inge Nissen(Wade Trophy Finalist)

1979-80 Nancy Lieberman(Wade Trophy, Brocerick Cup)Inge Nissen(Wade Trophy Finalist)

1981-82 Anne Donovan(Wade Trophy Finalist, Street & Smith)

1982-83 Anne Donovan(Naismith National Player-of-the-Year,Converse, Champion)

1984-85 Medina Dixon(Naismith Trophy Finalist)

1996-97 Clarisse Machanguana(Naismith Trophy Finalist)Ticha Penicheiro(Naismith Trophy and Wade Trophy Finalist)

1997-98 Ticha Penicheiro(Wade Trophy winner, Naismith Trophy Finalist)

Lady MonarchsHONORED

Academic All-Americans

Inge Nissen ('80) cuts down the net at the AIAW NationalChampionship.

Anne Donovan is one of a long line of Lady Monarchs to donthe red, white and blue.

Ticha Penicheiro ('98) became the University's secondWade Trophy recipient. She was the first internationalstudent-athlete to be honored with the award.


-AAAA-Abraham, Carolyn 1976-77Abraham, Terri 1974-76Adams, Annette 1971-72Andrade, Mery 1995-99Aston, Kim 1988-92

-BBBB-Baggett, Marianne 1974-76Bailey, Dee 1973-74Beasley, Donna 1975-76Beatty, A. 1970-71Bellinghausen, Nicole 1996-2000Benjamin, Esther 1993-96Berg, Jill 1993-96Berthieu, Lucienne 1998-2002Betz, Janie 1969-70Bisese, Anne 1971-72Blais, Lisa 1981-85Bradley, Kelly 1994-98Brewer, Mary J. 1969-70Brown, Angela 2003-Brown, Robin 1972-73Brown, Sue 1978-80Burgun, Ruthann 1975-77Burke, Sandy 1976-79

-CCCC-Caldwell, Melea 2003-2005Calwell, Cassie 2002-2004Campbell, Beth 1978-79Carter, Tammy 1989-90Choate, Holly 1974-75Charles, Sharlenia 2000-2002Christian, Marie 1983-87Claxton, Tracey 1983-85Clemente, Fran 1977-79Coker, Monique 2000-2004Connahan, Liz 1983-88Copeland, Nancy 1970-71Cotman, Angela 1976-80Craven, Carlita 1990-94Critelli, Chris 1978-80Cullen, Dawn 1982-86Cummings, Lee Etta 1988-91

-DDDD-Davis, Lawona 2002-Davis, Janet 1980-82Davis, Leslie 1987-90Davy, Sue 1975-78Deberry, Shonda 1992-96Delano, Sandra 1972-73Diaz, Natalie 1996-2000Dixon, Medina 1982-85Doherty, Heidi 1976-77Donovan, Anne 1979-83

-EEEE-Eblin, Aubrey 1995-99Eller, Amber 1994-98Elliot, Pam 1980-84Ellison, Lorraine 1985-86Etheridge, Juanita 1973-75Everett, Kim 1981-82

-FFFF-Francis, Sharron 1998-2002Freudig, Nicole 1995-96Friskorn, Mary 1975-76

-GGGG-Garner, Stephanie 1985-88Gawdreau, Jerry 1975-76Giddens, Kim 1999-2003Gilmore, Stephanie 1989-93Glazer, Clarisa 1971-73Gooding, Terry 1971-72Goodson, Adrienne 1984-88Gholson, Kathy 1988-90Grant, Shareese 2001-2005Green, Tiffany 2004-

-HHHH-Hall, Sharon 1976-77

Hart, Misty 1994-95Harrington, Donna 1984-88Hill, Celeste 1990-94Himes, Stacy 1993-97Holder, Sandy 1974-75Hollerman, Bev 1974-75Holloman, Denise 1970-73Holloway, Kit 1975-76Howard, Okeisha 1999-2003Hubbell, Bev 1972-74Hunt, Diane 1969-72Huntley, Pam 1990-93

-JJJJ-Jackson, Angela 1988-90Jenkins, Alphelia 1981-85Jenkins, Bridget 1983-87Jerome, Linda 1977-80Johnson, Carole 1969-70Jones, T.J. 1987-91Jordan, T.J. 2004-

-KKKK-Kacewich, Nancy 1973-74Karvonen, Janet 1980-82Keegan, Debbie 1969-70Keenan, Emmora 1997-99Kemether, Noreen 1979-80Kenney, Jackie 1987-91Koukouvinou, Marianthi 2000-2004Kubin, Laura 1986-90

-LLLL-Lacy, Venus 1985-86Landolfi, Doreen 1980-82Lampert, Patty 1975-76Larkin, Kate 1980-81Larry, Wendy 1973-77Lawrence, Janet 1971-73Leigh, Debbie 1972-73Levens, Amanda 1997-99Lewis, Nancy 1970-72Lieberman, Nancy 1976-80Liston, Angie 1993-97Love, Bettina 1997-99Lubich, Melody 1969-73Lyons, Kelly 1986-90Lyons, Tish 2003-

-MMMM-Machanguana, Clarisse 1994-97Maiga, Hamchetou 1998-2002Malone, Helen 1981-83Mason, Kenya 1992-95McGowan, Beth 1993-95McHugh, Maura 1971-75McQuarter, Kim 1985-88Miller, Regina 1982-84Mols, Yvonne 1986-88Moore, Shannon 1989-90Muxiri, Paula 2002-Mwenentanda, Mamissa 1998-99

-NNNN-Nelson, Amy 1988-89Nelson, Jeannine 1976-77Nhassengo, Max 2002-2004Nissen, Inge 1976-80Nuzzo, Jen 2004-

-OOOO-Olley, Mandy 1997-2001

-PPPP-Parrish, Janet 1970-71Penicheiro, Ticha 1994-98Picache, Abigail 1991-93Pont, Nina 1985-87Pym, Megan 2004-

-RRRR-Ransburg, Tamara 2005-Renn, Joan 1973-76Reynolds, Michele 1991-93Richard, Debbie 1975-78Richardson, Sue 1976-80Roberts, Nyree 1994-98Robinson, Lateefah 1990-94Rompola, Rhonda 1978-81Rowley, Amy 1992-95Russo, Cindy 1972-75

-SSSS-

Schneeweis, Traci 1975-77Singleton, Rhonda 1990-94Small, LaToya 1996-Smith, Peggy 1979-80Spence, Alli 1999-2001Spence, Myriah 2000-2004-Svadeba, Jeanie 1969-72

-TTTT-Thompson, Tiffany 1998-2002Triggs, Sherida 2003-Trombly, Jan 1978-81Turner, Corrina 2000-2005Twine, Cassandra 1990-92

-VVVV-Van Buskirk, Dolly 1978-81Van Doren, Ann 1988-89Van Petten, Karen 1974-75Vander Plas, Deanna 1990-94

-WWWW-Walling, Jean 1980-81Walsh, Patty 1977-78Walter, Jazzmin 2005-Walters, Sherry 1969-71Walthal, Susan 1972-75Warren, Cetta 1972-73Wilkerson, Beth 1979-84Williams, Jessica 1997-99Williams, Shahida 2004-Willyerd, Sarah 1992-96Wilson, Lisa 1980-81Woolston, Suzanne 1980-82

-YYYY-Yard, Althea 1983-84

-ZZZZ-Zontini, Cetta 1969-70

Bold denotes active playerIncludes all letterwinners since records of activeletterwinners were kept beginning in 1969.

LETTERWINNERS


1976-77 (23-9)NWIT Semi-Finals

F Heidi Doherty, 6-1, Jr., 9.9F Angela Cotman, 5-7, Fr., 8.4C Inge Nissen, 6-5, Fr., 18.5G Nancy Lieberman, 5-10, Fr., 20.9G Sandy Burke, 5-6, Fr., 5.1Top Subs:Terri Abraham, 5-10, Sr., 4.3

1977-78 (30-4)NWIT Champions

F Angela Cotman, 5-7, So., 12.1F Linda Jerome, 6-0, Sr., 7.2C Inge Nissen, 6-5, So., 19.5G Nancy Lieberman, 5-10, So., 20.2G Debbie Richard, 5-4, Jr., 3.4Top Subs:Dolly Van Buskirk, 6-0, Sr., 6.8Susan Richardson, 6-0, So., 3.7

1978-79 (35-1)AIAW National Champions

F Angela Cotman, 5-7, So., 11.8F Jan Trombly, 6-0, Jr., 12.0C Inge Nissen, 6-5, Jr., 22.0G Nancy Lieberman, 5-10, Jr., 17.4G Rhonda Rompola, 5-9, Fr., 10.5Top Subs:Linda Jerome, 6-0, Jr., 4.3Sue Brown, 5-10, Jr., 3.2

1979-80 (37-1)AIAW National Champions

F Inge Nissen, 6-5, Sr., 17.4C Anne Donovan, 6-8, Fr., 17.0G Nancy Lieberman, 5-10, Sr., 15.2G Angela Cotman, 5-7, Sr., 8.0G Rhonda Rompola, 5-9, So., 10.3Top Subs:Chris Critelli, 5-10, Sr., 7.7Linda Jerome, 6.0, Sr., 4.0

1980-81 (28-7)AIAW Third Place

F Jean Walling, 6-0, Sr., 12.1F Jan Trombly, 6-0, Sr., 6.4C Anne Donovan, 6-0, So., 25.1G Rhonda Rompola, 5-9, Jr., 12.7G Suzanne Woolston, 5-10, Jr., 3.3Top Subs:Doreen Landolfi, 5-8, Jr., 4.8Kate Larkin, 5-8, Fr., 2.4Pam Elliot, 5-6, Fr., 2.7

1981-82 (22-6)NCAA Sweet 16

F Janet Davis, 6-5, So., 14.5F Janet Karvonen, 5-11, So., 9.3C Anne Donovan, 6-8, Jr., 20.7G Helen Malone, 5-8, Jr., 10.6G Suzanne Woolston, 5-10, Sr., 4.9Top Subs:Doreen LandolfiBeth Wilkerson, 5-11, So., 6.1

1982-83 (29-6)NCAA Final Four

F Medina Dixon, 6-2, So., 16.1F Regina Miller, 5-10, Jr., 9.8C Anne Donovan, 6-8, Sr., 17.5G Helen Malone, 5-8, Sr., 15.4G Pam Elliot, 5-6, Jr., 3.8Top Subs:Lisa Blais, 5-10, So., 2.9Dawn Cullen, 6-4, Fr., 6.5Beth Wilkerson, 5-11,J r., 4.5

1983-84 (24-5)NCAA Elite Eight

F Medina Dixon, 6-3, Jr., 20.8F Tracy Claxton, 6-1, Jr., 19.9G Lisa Blais, 5-10, Jr., 5.5G Marie Christian, 5-7. Fr., 4.7G Regina Miller, 5-10, Sr., 13.1Top Subs:Dawn Cullen, 6-4, So., 9.0Bridget Jenkins, 5-8, Fr.,4.1Pam Elliot, 5-6, Sr., 2.2

1984-85 (31-3)NCAA National Champions

F Medina Dixon, 6-3, Sr., 16.4F Dawn Cullen, 6-4, Jr., 10.4C Tracy Claxton, 6-2, Sr., 14.8G Marie Christian, 5-7, So., 7.0G Lisa Blais, 5-10, Sr., 5.8Top Subs:Adrienne Goodson, 5-11, Fr., 9.5Bridget Jenkins, 5-8, So., 5.4Donna Harrington, 6-0, So., 8.4

1985-86 (15-13)F Donna Harrington, 6-2, So., 18.3F Adrienne Goodson, 5-11, So., 14.4F Kim McQuarter, 5-9, Fr., 11.1G Bridget Jenkins, 5-8, Jr., 11.9G Marie Christian, 5-7, Jr., 3.4Top Subs:Stepanie Garner, 5-6, Fr., 4.9Liz Connahan, 5-9, So., 7.0

1986-87 (18-13)NCAA Sweet 16

F Donna Harrington, 6-2, Jr., 15.3F Adrienne Goodson, 6-0, Jr., 14.8C Kelly Lyons, 6-2, Fr., 9.9G Bridget Jenkins, 5-8, Sr., 12.3G Marie Christian, 5-9, So., 7.0Top Subs:Kim McQuarter, 5-9, So., 7.0Liz Connahan, 6-1, Jr., 5.5

1987-88 (17-12)NCAA Second Round

F Donna Harrington, 6-2, Sr., 14.2F Liz Connahan, 6-1, Sr., 7.8C Kelly Lyons, 6-3, So., 17.4G Stephanie Garner, 5-6, Jr., 7.7G Adrienne Goodson, 6-0, Sr., 17.2Top Subs:Kim McQuarter, 5-9, Jr., 7.7Jackie Kenney, 6-0, Fr., 4.6


F Kelly Lyons, 6-2, Jr., 20.5F Kim McQuarter, 5-8, Sr., 16.3C Leslie Davis, 6-4, So., 11.1G Angela Jackson, 5-8, Jr., 10.3G Stephanie Garner, 5-5, Sr., 6.3Top Subs:Jackie Kenney, 5-11, So., 4.2Amy Nelson, 6-3, Fr., 21.6Laura Kubin, 5-6, Jr., 1.2


F Kelly Lyons, 6-2, Sr., 24.7F Jackie Kenney, 5-11, Jr., 9.0C Leslie Davis, 6-5, Jr., 11.3G Angela Jackson, 5-7, Sr., 16.6G Laura Kubin, 5-6, Sr., 3.0Top Subs:T.J. Jones, 5-8, Jr., 6-7Lee Etta Cummings, 5-6, Jr., 4.4

1990-91 (5-21)F Jackie Kenney, 5-11, Sr., 13.2F Stephanie Gilmore, 6-2, So., 4.8C Celeste Hill, 5-11, Fr., 14.4G Lee Etta Cummings, 5-6, Sr., 9.5G Kim Aston, 5-8, Jr., 4.8Top Subs:T.J. Jones, 5-8, Jr., 6.7Pam Huntley, 5-6, So., 2.8

1991-92 (20-11)NCAA First Round

F Celeste Hill, 5-11, So., 19.1F Michelle Reynolds, 5-11, Jr., 7.3C Stephanie Gilmore, 6-2, Jr., 6.7G Pam Huntley, 5-5, Jr., 11.6G Deanna Vander Plas, 5-7, So., 8.4Top Subs:Rhonda Singleton, 5-8, So., 6.8Cassandra Twine, 6-2, So., 3.5

1992-93 (22-8)NCAA 2nd Round

F Celeste Hill, 5-11, Jr., 17.0F Michele Reynolds, 5-11, Sr., 9.9C Stephanie Gilmore, 6-2, Sr., 7.5G Pam Huntley, 5-5, Sr., 12.9G Deanna Vander Plas, 5-7, Jr., 7.4Top Subs:Lateefah Robinson, 6-1, Jr., 4.2Rhonda Singleton, 5-8, Jr., 3.8


F Celeste Hill, 5-11, Sr., 20.5F Sarah Willyerd, 5-9, So., 6.5C Lateefah Robinson, 6-2, Sr., 4.9G Deanna Vander Plas, 5-7, Sr., 9.0G Shonda Deberry, 5-8, So., 12.4Top Subs:Angie Liston, 6-6, So., 3.6Beth McGowan, 5-5, Jr., 3.6Esther Benjamin, 6-3, So., 3.6


F Sarah Willyerd, 5-9, Jr., 8.8F Esther Benjamin, 6-4, Jr., 8.2C Clarisse Machanguana, 6-5, So., 16.7G Ticha Penicheiro, 5-11, So., 8.6G Shonda Deberry, 5-8, Jr., 9.8Top Subs:Nyree Roberts, 6-3, Fr., 8.1Amber Eller, 5-8, Fr., 3.5Stacy Himes, 5-10, So., 4.0

1995-96 (29-3)NCAA Sweet 16

F Clarisse Machanguana, 6-5, Jr., 18.3F Mery Andrade, 6-1, So., 11.0C Nyree Roberts, 6-3, So., 10.3G Ticha Penicheiro, 5-11, Jr., 8.9G Shonda Deberry, 5-8, Sr., 8.9Top Subs:Esther Benjamin, 6-4, Sr., 6.6Sarah Willyerd, 5-9, Sr., 6.0Amber Eller, 5-8, So., 4.6

1996-97 (34-2)NCAA Runner-Up

F Clarisse Machanguana, 6-5, Sr., 19.9F Mery Andrade, 6-1, Jr., 11.3C Nyree Roberts, 6-3, Jr., 17.0G Ticha Penicheiro, 5-11, Sr., 10.9G Stacy Himes, 5-10, Sr., 3.3Top Subs:LaToya Small, 5-11, Jr., 4.6Aubrey Eblin, 5-8, So., 9.3

1997-98 (29-3)NCAA Sweet 16

F Mery Andrade, 6-1, Jr., 14.2C Nyree Roberts, 6-3, Sr., 20.2G Ticha Penicheiro, 5-11, Sr., 10.8G Aubrey Eblin, 5-8, Jr., 11.8G Natalie Diaz, 5-11, So., 6.8Top Subs: LaToya Small, 5-11, Sr., 4.9 Emmora Keenan, 6-5, Jr., 2.0Amber Eller-Paul, 5-8, Sr., 4.2

1998-99 (28-4)NCAA Sweet 16

F Mery Andrade, 6-1,Sr., 12.8F Hamchetou Maiga, 6-1, So., 6.2C Lucienne Berthieu, 6-2, So., 14.2G Amanda Levens, 5-8, So., 6.7G Natalie Diaz, 5-11, So., 6.7Top Subs: Sharron Francis, 5-8, Fr., 6.9 Aubrey Eblin, 5-8, Sr., 7.9 Jessica Williams, 6-0, So., 6.4 Tiffany Thompson, 6-3, Fr., 6.1

1999-00 (29-5)NCAA Sweet 16

F Hamchetou Maiga, 6-1, Jr., 14.0C Lucienne Berthieu, 6-2, Jr., 17.8G Sharron Francis, 5-8, So., 10.1G Natalie Diaz, 5-11, Sr., 12.3G Alli Spence, 5-5, Fr., 6.1Top Subs:Okeisha Howard, 5-5, Fr., 9.6Kim Giddesns, 6-0., Fr., 6.1 Tiffany Thompson, 6-3, So., 5.1


F Hamchetou Maiga, 6-1, Sr., 13.7F Myriah Spence, 6-0, Fr., 7.3C Tiffany Thompson, 6-3, Jr., 6.3G Sharron Francis, 5-9, Jr., 9.5G Okeisha Howard, 5-5, So., 14.2Top Subs:Monique Coker, 6-1, Fr., 8.7Kim Giddens, 6-0., So., 6.0Alli Spence, 5-5, So., 4.0

2001-02 (28-6)NCAA Elight Eight

F Lucienne Berthieu, 6-2, Sr. ,14.0F Monique Coker, 6-1, So., 9.9C Tiffany Thompson, 6-3, Sr., 5.6G Sharron Francis, 5-9, Sr., 7.7G Hamchetou Maiga, 6-1, Sr., 11.7Top Subs:Okeisha Howard, 5-5, Jr., 12.1Shareese Grant, 5-8, Fr., 5.3Myriah Spence, 6-0, So., 4.6


F Monique Coker, 6-1, Jr., 12.6F Kim Giddens, 6-0, Sr., 7.0C Corrina Turner, 6-6, Fr., 6.2G Shareese Grant, 5-8, So., 12.6G Okeisha Howard, 5-5, Sr., 14.8Top Subs:Max Nhassengo, 5-10, Jr., 8.0Myriah Spence, 6-0, Jr., 4.7Paula Muxiri, 6-1, Fr., 2.3


F Monique Coker, 6-1, Sr., 14.9F Myriah Spence, 6-0, Sr.., 10.9F Lawona Davis, 5-11, So., 7.8G Shareese Grant, 5-8, Jr., 12.9G Max Nhassengo, 5-10, Sr., 13.8Top Subs:Tish Lyons, 5-10, Fr., 4.9Paula Muxiri, 6-1, So., 3.7


F Tish Lyons, 5-10, So., 7.4F Sherida Triggs, 6-1, So.., 6.9C Tiffany Green, 6-4, Fr., 10.1G Shareese Grant, 5-8, Sr., 15.1F Lawona Davis, 5-11, Jr., 11.2Top Subs:TJ Jordan, 5-8, Fr., 6.5Shahida Williams, 5-11,Fr., 3.9

Starting LineupsALL-TIME


SEASON WON/LOST RECORDSVictories: 37 (37-1) in 1979-80.Fewest wins: 5 (5-21) in 1990-91.Most Losses: 21 (5-21) in 1990-91.Fewest Losses: 1 (37-1) in 1979-80.Best Winning Percentage: .974 (37-1) in 1979-80.Most Consecutive Wins: 41 (Jan. 7, 1980 at Long

Beach to Jan. 22, 1981 at La. Tech)Longest Losing Streak: 11, in 1990-91.Longest Home Court Winning Streak: 64 (Dec. 7,

1976 vs. Federal City to Feb. 16, 1981 vs.Tennessee).

Longest Winning Streak vs. Virginia Schools: 61(Dec. 7, 1976 vs. Virginia to Jan.14, 1982 atVirginia).

Most Games Played: 38, 1979-80.Longest Sun Belt Winning Streak

(regular season): 11, 1984-1986.Longest Colonial Athletic Association Winning

Streak (regular season): 95, 1995-2001Longest Conference Winning Streak (regular and

post season): 113, 1995-2001

POINTS SCOREDSeason High: 3,212 in 1979-80.Season Low: 637 in 1973-74.Highest Scoring Average: 85.8 in 1978-79.Lowest Scoring Average: 41.7 in 1972-73.Game High: 122 vs. Va. Union (Nov. 16, 1979) at

Norfolk.Game Low: 23 (23-12) vs. James Madison, Dec. 13,

1972 in Harrisonburg.Opponent Game High: 113 (113-55) by Tennessee

(Jan. 3, 2000) in Knoxville, TN.Opponent Game Low: 10 (95-10) by Christopher

Newport, Dec.14,1971.Largest Margin of Victory: 90 (116-26) vs.

Indiana State, Nov. 23, 1996.Largest Margin of Defeat: 58, by Tennessee

(Jan. 3, 2000) in Knoxville, TN.Highest Combined Score: 201 (ODU 104 -Richmond

97), Dec. 6, 1998 in Richmond, VALowest Combined Score: 35 (ODU 23, JMU 12),

Dec. 13, 1972 in HarrisonburgMost Points in a Half (1st): 66, vs. Long Island Jan.

19, 1979) (2nd): 68, vs. Va. Union Nov. 16, 1979).Fewest Points in a Half (1st): 12, at JMU Dec. 13,

1972. (2nd): 11, at JMU, Dec. 13, 1972.Most Opponent Points in a Half : (1st)63, by

Tennessee (Jan. 3, 2000) in Knoxville, TN., (2nd):59, by Richmond (Dec. 6 1998).

FIELD GOALS MADESeason: 1,302 in 1979-80.Game: 48, vs. East Carolina (Feb. 7, 1977) at

Norfolk.Opponent Season: 883 in 1982-83.Opponent Game: 46, by Auburn (Dec. 20, 1986) at

Norfolk.Season Low: 667, in 1990-91.Game Low: 11, vs. JMU (Dec. 13, 1972) at JMU.Opponent Season Low: 644 in 1997-98Opponent Game Low: 5, by JMU (Dec. 13, 1972) at

JMU.

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDSeason: 2,578 in 1978-79.Game: 111 vs. Christopher Newport, Dec. 14, 1974.Opponent Season: 2,491, in 1979-80.Season Low: 1,637, in 1990-91.Game Low: 44 vs. NC State (3-21-98)Opponent Season Low: 1,536, 1990-91.

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason: 49.5 (1,249-2,505) in 1978-79.Game: .707 (46-65) vs. UAB (March 10, 1983).Season Low: 39.4 (704-1,786) in 1975-76.Game Low: .260 (17-65) at Virginia (Jan. 27, 1975).

3-POINT FIELD GOALSSeason: 163, in 1996-97.Game: 12 vs. UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21, 1997).Opponent Season: 132 in 2000-01Opponent Game: 11, by Stanford (Dec. 1, 1995).

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDSeason: 507 in 1996-97.Game: 28, vs. South Alabama (March 7, 1991), Sun

Belt Tournament; and VCU (Jan. 31, 1997).Opponent Season: 494 in 1999-2000Opponent Game: 28 by American (2-9-98)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESSeason: .401, (130-324) in 1990-91.Game (At least 5 attempts): .857 (6-7) vs. Texas

(Jan. 5, 1996).Opponent Season: .410 (91-222) in 1990-91.

FREE THROWS MADESeason: 608 in 1979-80.Game: 56, vs. Hofstra (Jan. 16, 2005 in Norfolk, Va.)Opponent Season: 780, 1990-91.Opponent Game: 35, by Texas (Dec. 8,1989).Season Low: 316, in 1985-86.Game Low: 0, vs. Maryland (Feb. 9, 1983 in

College Park, Md.).Opponent Season Low: 308, 1976-77.Opponent Game Low: 0 (0-2) by Longwood (Dec.

5, 1975) and by George Mason (Jan. 29, 1977 inFairfax, Va.)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESeason: .725 (591-815) in 1978-79.Game: .938 (15-16) vs. Western Kentucky (Jan. 19,1989).Opponent Season: .715 (504-705) in 1995-96.Season Low: .586 (341-582) in 1976-77.Game Low: .000 (0-0) vs. Maryland (Feb. 9, 1983,

in College Park, MD).Opponent Season Low: .503 (335-606 in 1977-78).

REBOUNDSSeason: 1,967 in 1979-80.Game: 82, vs. Va. Union (Feb. 1, 1980).Opponent Season: 1,482 in 1977-78.Opponent Game: 65 by Western Kentucky (March

10, 1989).Season Low: 1,077 in 1990-91.Game Low: 21, at Tennessee (Feb. 4, 1992)Opponent Season Low: 942 in 1983-84.Opponent Game Low: 18, by Wisconsin-Green Bay

(Mar. 18, 2000); and by Purdue (Dec. 14, 1996).

REBOUND AVERAGESeason: 60.8 in 1975-76.Lowest Average: 32.0 in 1985-86.

PERSONAL FOULSSeason: 719 in 1991-92Game: 35, vs. Rutgers (Dec. 2, 1993 in Piscataway,

N.J.)Opponent Season: 765 in 1996-97.Opponent Game: 37, by East Carolina (Feb. 7, 1999).Season Low: 436, 1975-76.Game Low: 4, vs. Va. Tech (Feb. 2, 1977 at

Norfolk).

DISQUALIFICATIONSSeason: 32, in 1977-78.Game: 3, eight times.Season Low: 9 in 1999-2000Opponent Game: 4, by Christopher Newport

(Dec. 14, 1974 at CNC) and by Illinois (11-23-97)

ASSISTSSeason: 916 in 1979-80.Game: 34 vs. UCLA (Jan. 6, 1981 at Norfolk).Opponent Game: 29 by Kentucky (Jan. 23, 1987 in

Lexington, Ky.).Season Low: 326 in 1990-91.Best Season Average: 24.1 in 1979-80.

TURNOVERSSeason: 800, in 1980-81.Game: 37, vs. Kansas (Jan. 20, 1978 in Detroit,

Mich.), vs. Tennessee (Jan. 13, 1994)Opponent Game: 48, by UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21,

1996) in Norfolk.

BLOCKED SHOTSSeason: 395 in 1979-80.Game: 16 vs. Hampton (Nov. 19, 1999).Season Low: 67 in 1985-86).

STEALSSeason: 570 in 1996-97.Game: 30, vs. UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21, 1996).Opponent Game: 23, by Maryland (Dec. 2, 1989).

Shareese Grant set ODU's record for free throwsmade in a game as she went 17-for-17 from theline in the Lady Monarchs' 69-61 victory over #16/19 Rutgers at the Ted Constant ConvocationCenter on December 5, 2004.

RECORDSTeam Records


FREE THROWSGame: 17, by Shareese Grant (17-18) vs. Rutgers(Dec. 5, 2004)Season: 148, by Inge Nissen, 1978-79.Career: 518, by Inge Nissen, 1976-80.

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSGame: 19, by Lucienne Berthieu (12-19) vs.Southern Methodist (Mar. 20, 2000)Season: 234, by Nyree Roberts, 1997-98.Career: 758, by Inge Nissen, 1976-80.

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame: 1.000 (15-15), by Nancy Lieberman vs.

Pittsburgh (Jan. 10, 1978); 1.000 (10-10) byCeleste Hill vs. Notre Dame (Jan. 2, 1994);1.000 (10-10) by ClarisseMachanguana vs. Richmond (Feb. 16, 1996) and 1.000 (10-10) by Mery Andrade vs.Nebraska Mar. 15, 1998.Season: .905 (19-21) by Kelly Bradley in 1995-96.Career: .828 (173-226) by Rhonda Rompola,

1978-81; .886 (39-44) by Kelly Bradley, 1994-96.

REBOUNDSGame: 28, by Inge Nissen, vs. Longwood(March

3, 1978).Season: 569, by Anne Donovan, in 1980-81.Career:1,976, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.

REBOUND AVERAGESeason: 16.3, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.Career: 14.5, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.

ASSISTSGame: 19, by Nancy Lieberman vs. Radford

(March 3, 1978).Season: 295, by Nancy Lieberman, 1979-80.Career: 961, by Nancy Lieberman, 1976-80.

ASSIST AVERAGESeason: 7.9, by Nancy Lieberman, 1979-80.Career: 7.2, by Nancy Lieberman, 1979-83.

BLOCKED SHOTSGame: 15, by Anne Donovan vs. San Francisco

(Jan. 9, 1980).Season: 227, by Anne Donovan, 1979-80.Career: 801, by Anne Donovan, 1979-80.

BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGESeason: 5.9, by Anne Donovan, 1979-80.Career: 5.9, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.

STEALSGame: 14, by Ticha Penicheiro vs. St. Francis

(Mar. 13,1998)Season: 161, by Ticha Penicheiro, 1996-97 and97-98.Career: 591, by Ticha Penicheiro, 1994-98.

STEAL AVERAGESeason: 5.0, by Ticha Penicheiro, 1997-98.Career: 4.4, by Ticha Penicheiro, 1994-98.

PERSONAL FOULSSeason: 118, by Inge Nissen, 1978-79.

GAMES PLAYEDSeason: 38, by Anne Donovan, Rhonda Rompola

and Angela Cotman in 1979-80.Career: 140, by Angela Cotman,76-80.Most Consecutive Games Played: 140, by Angela

Cotman, 1976-80.

GAMES STARTEDSeason: 37, by Inge Nissen, Anne Donovan,

Nancy Lieberman, and Rhonda Rompola in1979-80.

Career: 135, by Anne Donovan 1979-83.Consecutive Games Started: 108, by Anne

Donovan, 1979-83.

MINUTES PLAYEDSeason: 1,159, by Anne Donovan, 1980-81.Career: 4,341, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83 (31.9).

POINTS SCOREDGame: 50, by Anne Donovan vs. Norfolk State

(Dec. 11, 1980 at NSU).Season: 879, by Anne Donovan, 1980-81.Career: 2,719, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.Season Average: 25.1, by Anne Donovan, 1980-81.Career Average: 20.0, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.

DOUBLE FIGURE GAMESSeason: 35, by Anne Donovan, 1980-81.Career: 116, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.Consecutive Games: 72, by Anne Donovan, (Nov.

13, 1980 vs. Va. State to Jan.6, 1983 vs. La. Tech).

FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 23, by Anne Donovan vs. Norfolk State

(Dec. 11, 1980).Season: 377, by Anne Donovan, 1980-81.Career: 1,170, by Anne Donovan, 1979-83.

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 33, by Inge Nissen vs. Montclair State (Jan.

14, 1978).Season: 651, by Inge Nissen, 1978-79.Career: 2,184, by Inge Nissen, 1976-80.

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame (min 10 attempts): 1.000 (11-11), by

Clarisse Machanguana vs. Duke (Dec. 8, 1996).Season: .694 (308-444), by Kelly Lyons, 1989-90.Career: .646 (887-1373), by Kelly Lyons, 1986-90.

THREE-POINTERSGame: 9, by Aubrey Eblin vs. UNC Wilmington

(Feb. 17, 1998).Season: 97, by Aubrey Eblin, 1997-98.Career: 250, by Aubrey Eblin, 1995-99.

THREE-POINT ATTEMPTSGame: 16, by Aubrey Eblin vs. UNCW

(Feb. 17, 1998).Season: 228, by Aubrey Eblin, 1997-98.Career: 651, by Aubrey Eblin, 1995-99.

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGEGame (5 shot min.): 1.000 (6-6),by Okeisha Howardvs. UNC-Wilmington (3-11-00).

1.000 (6-6), by Myriah Spence vs. ECU (2-4-01)Season: .482 (26-54), by T.J. Jones, 1989-90.Career: .407 (77-189), by T.J. Jones,1987-90.

FIELDHOUSE SCORING RECORD Individual High: 43, by Inge Nissen vs. Radford, (Mar. 2, 1979)Opponent High: 37, by Cindy Kaufmann of Illinois St. (Dec. 12, 1990).

FIELDHOUSE REBOUND RECORDIndividual Record: 28, by Inge Nissen vs. Longwood (Mar. 3, 1978)Opponent High: 21, by Kristin Wilson of UNCC (Feb. 14, 1986), BethHunt of S. Carolina (Jan. 20, 1990).

Individual Records Fieldhouse Records

RECORDS

POINTS SCOREDIndividual: 27, by Max Nhassengo, vs. Hofstra (Feb. 12, 2004)Team: 105, vs. hofstra (Feb. 12, 2004)Opponent: 91, vs. Tennessee (Jan. 7, 2003)

FIELD GOALS MADEIndividual: 12, by Max Nhassengo, vs. towson (Jan. 15, 2004)Team: 41, vs. Hofstra (Feb. 12, 2004)Opponent: 36, vs. Tennessee (Jan. 7, 2003)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDIndividual: 19, by Shareese Grant, vs. Delaware (Mar. 15, 2003), vs.Virginia Tech (Nov. 27, 2004)Team: 77, vs. Virginia Tech (Nov. 27, 2004)Opponent: 72, vs. Tennessee (Jan. 7, 2003)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEIndividual: 1.00 (5-for5), by Corrina Turner, vs. William & Mary (Mar.2, 2003)Team: .611 (33-for-54), vs. Hofsra (Mar. 13, 2003)Opponent: .563 (36-for-64), vs. Tennessee (Jan. 7, 2003)

THREE-POINTERSIndividual: 5, by Myriah Spence, vs. North Carolina (Dec. 7, 2003)Team: 7, vs. North Carolina State (Dec. 30, 2002)Opponent: 12, vs. George Mason (Mar. 13, 2004)

THREE-POINT ATTEMPTSIndividual: 11, by T.J. Jordan, vs. Tennessee (Jan. 2, 2005)Team: 17, vs. James madison (Jan. 16, 2003)Opponent: 29, vs. Charlotte (Nov. 30, 2003)

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGEIndividual: 1.000, 4 times, most (4-for-4) by Okiesha Howard, GeorgeMason (Feb. 23, 2003),Team: .917 (11-for-12), vs. Delaware (Mar. 15, 2003)Opponent: .667 (4-for-6), vs. Rutgers (Dec. 5, 2004)

FREE THROWSIndividual: 17, by Shareese Grant, vs. Rutgers (Dec. 5, 2004)Team: 35, vs. Hofstra (Jan. 16, 2005)Opponent: 26, vs. Delaware (Jan. 9, 2005)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSIndividual: 18, by Lawona Davis, vs. Rutgers (Dec. 5, 2004)Team: 56, vs. Hofstra (Jan. 16, 2005)Opponent: 33, vs. Tennessee (Jan. 2, 2005), vs. George Mason (Jan. 27,2005)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEIndividual: 1.00, 45 times, most by Lawona Davis (10-for-10), vs.Rutgere (Dec. 5, 2004)Opponent: .929 (13-for-14), vs. Drexel (Feb. 1, 2004)

REBOUNDSIndividual: 20, by Kim Giddens, vs. James Madison (Mar. 14, 2003)Team: 58, vs. William & Mary (Jan. 20, 2005), vs. Harvard (Dec. 22,2004)Opponent: 42 vs. Charlotte (Nov. 30, 2003)

ASSISTSIndividual: 11, by Okeisha Howard, vs. Drexel (Feb. 21, 2003)Team: 27, vs. Hofstra (Feb. 12, 2004)Opponent: 29 vs. Tennessee (Jan. 7, 2003)

BLOCKED SHOTSIndividual: 7, by Monique Coker, vs. Charlotte (Nov. 30, 2003)Team: 11, vs. UNC-Wilmington (Feb. 24, 2005)Opponent: 7, vs. Virginia Tech (Nov. 27, 2004)

STEALSIndividual: 8, by Max Nhassengo, vs. Delaware (Mar. 12, 2004)Team: 18, vs. Delaware (Maar. 12, 2004), vs. Drexel (Feb. 1, 2004)Opponent: 16, vs. Delaware (Feb. 20, 2004)

Constant Center Records


CAREER SCORINGNo. Name Pts. Ga. Avg.1. Anne Donovan (79-83) 2,719 136 20.02. Inge Nissen (76-80) 2,647 137 19.33. Nancy Lieberman (76-80) 2,430 134 18.14. Kelly Lyons (86-90) 2,224 122 18.25. Celeste Hill (90-94) 2,112 118 17.96. Tracy Claxton* (80-85) 1,999 118 16.97. Medina Dixon** (82-85) 1,968 113 17.48. Nyree Roberts (94-98) 1,854 133 13.99. C. Machanguana (94-97) 1,813 99 18.310. Mery Andrade (95-99) 1,622 132 12.3

CAREER REBOUNDINGNo. Name Rebs. Ga. Avg.1. Anne Donovan (79-83) 1,976 136 14.52. Inge Nissen (76-80) 1,459 137 10.63. Tracy Claxton* (80-85) 1,434 118 12.24. Nancy Lieberman (76-80) 1,167 134 8.75. Celeste Hill (90-94) 1,124 118 9.56. Kelly Lyons (86-90) 1,008 122 8.37. Nyree Roberts (94-98) 986 133 7.48. Medina Dixon** (82-85) 979 113 8.79. Monique Coker (00-04) 951 128 7.410. Donna Harrington (84-88) 884 110 8.0

CAREER STEALSNo. Name St. Ga. Avg.1. Ticha Penicheiro (94-98) 591 133 4.42. Nancy Lieberman (76-80) 512 134 3.83. Mery Andrade (95-99) 382 132 2.94. Celeste Hill (90-94) 327 118 2.85. Medina Dixon (82-85)** 277 113 2.55. Sharron Francis (98-02) 277 126 2.27. Debbie Richards (75-79) 265 132 2.08. Natalie Diaz (96-00) 253 120 2.19. Tracy Claxton (83-85)* 250 118 2.110. Angela Cotman (76-80) 210 140 1.5

CAREER ASSISTSNo. Name Ast. Ga. Avg.1. Nancy Lieberman (76-80) 961 134 7.22. Ticha Penicheiro (94-98) 939 133 7.13. Marie Christian (83-87) 492 114 4.34. Sharron Francis (98-02) 488 126 3.95. Debbie Richard (76-79) 471 123 3.86. Mery Andrade (95-99) 447 132 3.47. Medina Dixon (82-85) 417 113 3.78. Shareese Grant (01-05) 376 129 2.999. Rhonda Rompola (78-81) 362 96 3.810. Stephanie Garner (85-89) 360 109 3.3

CAREER GAMES PLAYEDNo.Name GP1. Angela Cotman (1976-80) 1402. Inge Nissen (1976-80) 1373. Anne Donovan (1979-83) 1364. Nancy Lieberman (1976-80) 1345. Nyree Roberts (1994-98) 1335. Ticha Penicheiro (1994-98) 1337. Mery Andrade (1995-99) 1328. Debbie Richards (1975-79) 1319. Hamchetou Maiga (1998-2002) 13010. Stacy Himes (1993-97) 12910. Tiffany Thompson (1998-2002) 12910. Shareese Grant (2001-05) 129

*played two seasons at Kansas**played one season at South Carolina

Career Records Single Game Scoring RecordsSingle Season Leaders

SCORING (AVG.)No. Name: Cl: Ppg. Year:1. Anne Donovan So. 25.1 1980-812. Kelly Lyons Sr. 24.7 1989-903. Inge Nissen Jr. 22.0 1978-794. Nancy Lieberman Fr. 20.9 1976-775. Medina Dixon Jr. 20.8 1983-84

POINTSNo. Name: Cl: Pts. Year:1. Anne Donovan So. 879 1980-812. Kelly Lyons Sr. 764 1989-903. Inge Nissen Jr. 749 1978-794. Nancy Lieberman So. 681 1977-785. C. Machanguana Sr. 678 1996-97

REBOUNDS (AVG.)No. Name: Cl: Rpg. Year:1. Anne Donovan So. 16.3 1980-812. Anne Donovan Jr. 14.7 1981-823. Anne Donovan Sr. 14.4 1982-834. Anne Donovan Fr. 12.9 1979-805. Inge Nissen Fr. 12.8 1976-77

REBOUNDSNo. Name: Cl: Rebs. Year:1. Anne Donovan So. 569 1980-812. Anne Donovan Sr. 504 1982-833. Anne Donovan Fr. 491 1979-804. Anne Donovan Jr. 412 1981-825. Inge Nissen Fr. 410 1976-77

ASSISTS (AVG.)No. Name Cl. Ast. Apg.Year1. Nancy Lieberman Sr. 295 7.9 1979-802. Nancy Lieberman Fr. 212 7.9 1976-773. Ticha Penicheiro Jr. 271 7.5 1996-974. Ticha Penicheiro Sr. 239 7.5 1997-985. Nancy Lieberman Jr. 254 7.1 1978-79

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGENo. Name: Cl: FG%. Year:1. Kelly Lyons Sr. 69.4 1986-902. Anne Donovan Jr. 64.0 1981-823. Anne Donovan So. 63.8 1980-814. Nyree Roberts Sr. 63.2 1997-985. Anne Donovan Fr. 63.0 1979-80

FREE THROW PERCENTAGENo. Name: Cl: FT%. Year:1. Kelly Bradley So. .905 1995-962. Aubrey Eblin Jr. .895 1996-973. Kelly Bradley Fr. .870 1994-954. Sharron Francis Sr. .863 2001-025. Rhonda Rompola Fr. .851 1978-79

RECORDS50 Anne Donovan at Norfolk State 12/11/8043 Inge Nissen Radford 3/2/7942 Kelly Lyons Texas 12/8/8942 Inge Nissen Montclair State 1/14/7841 Anne Donovan Rutgers 2/7/8140 Nancy Lieberman Norfolk State 12/12/7738 Nyree Roberts at George Mason 2/23/9738 Anne Donovan Tennessee 12/2/8137 Anne Donovan Oregon 12/18/8036 Anne Donovan Boston U. 12/22/8035 C. Machanguana Liberty 3/14/9735 Anne Donovan Tennessee 2/16/8035 Inge Nissen James Madison 12/11/7835 Kelly Lyons Fairfield 11/25/8935 Shareese Grant Delaware 3/12/0534 Medina Dixon Kentucky 1/28/8434 Kelly Lyons S.F. Austin 2/24/8933 Nyree Roberts Richmond 12/6/9733 C. Machanguana at VCU 2/21/9733 Nancy Lieberman N. C. State 3/10/7733 Inge Nissen Virginia 12/7/7633 Anne Donovan Va. Union 3/7/8133 Inge Nissen Tennessee 3/10/7933 Inge Nissen N.C. State 3/9/7933 Nancy Lieberman Queens 1/6/7933 Kelly Lyons at South Florida 2/24/9032 Inge Nissen Kansas State 3/16/7932 Anne Donovan Tennessee 3/14/8132 Kelly Lyons James Madison 2/1/8932 Kelly Lyons G. W. U. 12/28/8932 Kelly Lyons at S. California 1/3/9032 Lucienne Berthieu at James Madison1/27/0232 C. Machanguana UNC Wilm. 1/21/9631 C. Machanguana William & Mary 2/27/9731 C. Machanguana William & Mary 2/2/9631 C. Machanguana Rutgers 1/10/9531 Kelly Lyons at Kent State 12/21/8831 Nancy Lieberman East Carolina 2/7/7731 Nancy Lieberman at Queens 1/8/7731 Anne Donovan Virginia State 11/20/8131 Nancy Lieberman Kentucky 3/11/7831 Nancy Lieberman North Carolina 12/6/7731 Donna Harrington West Virginia 12/13/8631 Lucienne Berthieu Memphis 12/3/9930 Nancy Lieberman Norfolk State 2/21/7830 Anne Donovan Mercer 2/4/8130 Anne Donovan at Va. Tech 12/7/8130 Anne Donovan Cheyney State 12/19/8130 Nancy Lieberman at Va. State 1/28/7730 Kelly Lyons Richmond 2/14/9030 Mery Andrade #10 Colorado 12/30/9530 Lucienne Berthieu vs. Kansas State 3/23/02


6.) Tracy Claxton6-1 Foward

New Haven, Conn.Wilbur Cross

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1980-81 31-31 195-362 .538 50-72 .694 361-11.6 43 49 440-14.11981-82 30-30 263-507 .519 73-106 .689 431-14.4 48 36 599-20.01983-84 23-19 197-348 .566 64-97 .660 260-11.3 44 13 458-19.91984-85 34-34 209-439 .476 84-123 .683 382-11.2 62 35 502-14.8Career 118-114 864-1656 .522 271-398 .686 1434-12.2 197 133 1999-16.9

7.) Medina Dixon6-3 F orward

Cambridge, Mass.Rindge-Latine


8.) Nyree Roberts6-3 Center

Jersey City, N.J.St. Anthony

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1994-95 33/7 106-197 .538 54-132 .409 171/5.2 18 22 266/8.11995-96 32/24 132-225 .587 65-117 .556 143/4.5 24 54 329/10.31996-97 36/36 257-394 .652 99-181 .547 288/8.0 29 74 613/17.01997-98 32/29 263-416 .632 120-234 .513 384/12.0 29 64 646/20.2Career: 133/96 758/1,232 .615 338-664 .510 986/74 100 64 1,854/13.9

9.) Clarisse Machanguana6-5 Forward

Maputo, MozambiqueSantarem Club

Year G/GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1994-95 33/33 221-365 .605 108-182 .593 292/8.8 59 26 550/16.71995-96 32/32 230-367 .627 125-175 .714 209/6.5 49 26 585/18.31996-97 34/34 286-450 .636 106-185 .573 253/7.4 66 34 678/19.9Career 99/99 737-1182 .624 339-542 .625 754/7.6 174 86 1813/18.3

10.) Mery Andrade6-1 Forward

Lisbon, PortugalAmadora Club

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1995-96 32-31 120-232 .517 85-120 .708 153-4.8 87 23 352-911.01996-97 36-36 142-317 .448 94-128 .734 226-6.3 129 15 407-11.31997-98 32-31 152-314 .484 147-202 .728 217-6.8 113 11 455-14.21998-99 32-32 131-291 .450 127-162 .784 218-6.8 118 28 408-12.8Career 132/130 545-1154 .472 453-612 .740 814-6.2 447 77 1622/12.3

1.) Anne Donovan6-8 Center

Ridgewood, N.J.Paramus Catholic

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS Pts/Avg1979-80 38-37 290-460 .630 68-126 .539 491-12.9 60 227 648-17.01980-81 35-35 377-591 .638 125-175 .714 569-16.2 54 200 879-25.11981-82 28-28 240-375 .640 99-142 .697 412-14.7 73 167 579-20.71982-83 35-35 263-428 .614 87-130 .669 504-14.4 87 207 613-17.5Career 136-135 1170-1854 .631 379-573 .661 1976-14.5 274 801 2719-20.0

2.) Inge Nissen6-5 Center

Randers, DenmarkRanders Statskole

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1976-77 32 255-488 .523 82-152 .539 410-12.8 58 81 592-18.51977-78 32 257-544 .472 148-209 .708 378-11.8 32 81 662-20.71978-79 34 300-576 .521 148-198 .747 339-10.0 27 154 749-22.01979-80 37 252-576 .437 140-199 .703 382-10.3 70 96 644-17.4Career 135 1064-2184 .487 518-758 .683 1509-11.2 187 250 2647-19.6

3.) Nancy Lieberman5-10 Guard

Far Rockaway, N.Y.Far Rockaway

Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg AS BS PTS/AVG1976-77 27 240-507 .473 83-117 .709 272-10.1 212 0 563-20.91977-78 34 281-651 .432 119-163 .730 325-9.6 200 0 681-20.21978-79 36 243-508 .478 139-176 .790 276-7.7 254 16 625-17.41979-80 37 208-390 .533 145-186 .779 294-8.0 295 24 561-15.2Career 134 972-2056 .472 486-642 .757 1167-8.7 961 40 2430-18.1

4.) Kelly Lyons6-2 Forward

Tipp City, OhioBethel


5.) Celeste Hill5-11 ForwardCovington, Ky.

Covington Holmes


LeadersSCORING


1,000

No. Name Rebs. Ga. Avg.1. Anne Donovan (1979-1983) 1,976 136 14.52. Inge Nissen (1976-1980) 1,459 137 10.63. Tracy Claxton (1980-1985) 1,434 118 12.24. Nancy Lieberman (1976-1980) 1,167 134 8.75. Celeste Hill (1990-1994) 1,124 118 9.56. Kelly Lyons (1986-1990) 1,008 122 8.3

ClubPOINT

No Name Pts. Ga. Avg.1. Anne Donovan (1979-1983) 2,719 136 20.02. Inge Nissen (1976-1980) 2,647 137 19.33. Nancy Lieberman (1976-1980) 2,430 134 18.14. Kelly Lyons (1986-1990) 2,224 122 18.25. Celeste Hill (1990-1994) 2,112 118 17.96. Tracy Claxton (1980-1985) 1,999 118 16.97. Medina Dixon (1982-1985) 1,968 113 17.48. Nyree Roberts (1994-1998) 1,854 133 13.99. Clarisse Machanguana (1994-1997) 1,813 99 18.310. Mery Andrade (1995-1999) 1,622 132 12.311. Adrienne Goodson (1984-1988) 1,574 117 13.512. Okeisha Howard (1999-2003) 1,565 124 12.613. Donna Harrington (1987-1988) 1,492 110 13.614. Hamchetou Maiga (1998-2002) 1,483 130 11.415. Shareese Grant (2001-2005) 1,447 129 11.216. Monique Coker (2000-2004) 1,409 128 11.017. Angela Cotman (1976-1980) 1,408 140 10.118. Lucienne Berthieu (1998-1902) 1,382 91 15.219. Ticha Penicheiro (1994-1998) 1,304 133 9.820. Kim McQuarter (1985-1989) 1,275 120 10.621. Shonda DeBerry (1992-1996) 1,096 125 8.822. Sharron Francis (1998-2002) 1,085 126 8.623. Rhonda Rompola (1978-1981) 1,050 96 10.924. Aubrey Eblin (1995-1999) 1,023 121 8.5

MEMBERS

ClubRebound1,000MEMBERS


RECORDS

SENIORS1. Anne Donovan 504 1982-832. Nyree Roberts 384 1997-983. Tracy Claxton 382 1984-854. Inge Nissen 332 1979-805. Kelly Lyons 318 1989-906. Celeste Hill 311 1993-947. Nancy Lieberman 294 1979-808. Medina Dixon 288 1984-859. Hamchetou Maiga 276 2001-0210. Lucienne Berthieu 257 2001-02

Top 10 Rebounding by ClassJUNIORS1. Anne Donovan 412 1981-822. Inge Nissen 339 1978-793. Jan Trombly 302 1978-794. Medina Dixon 298 1983-845. Leslie Davis 283 1989-906. Celeste Hill 279 1992-937. Kelly Lyons 278 1988-897. Monique Coker 278 2002-039. Nancy Lieberman 276 1978-7910. Donna Harrington 270 1986-87

SOPHOMORES1. Anne Donovan 569 1980-812. Nancy Lieberman 325 1977-783. Celeste Hill 313 1991-924. Clarisse Machanguana 292 1994-955. Donna Harrington 288 1985-866. Medina Dixon 269 1982-837. Leslie Davis 258 1988-898. Lucienne Berthieu 246 1998-999. Adrienne Goodson 226 1985-8610. Janet Davis 202 1981-82

FRESHMEN1. Anne Donovan 491 1979-802. Inge Nissen 410 1976-773. Corrina Turner 278 2002-034. Tiffany Green 257 2004-055. Kelly Lyons 221 1986-87 Celeste Hill 221 1990-916. Monique Coker 180 2000-017. Nyree Roberts 171 1994-958. Rhonda Rompola 169 1978-799. Linda Jerome 162 1977-7810. Adrienne Goodson 153 1984-85

SENIORS1. Nancy Lieberman 295 1979-802. Ticha Penicheiro 239 1997-983. Sharron Francis 180 2001-024. Stephanie Garner 169 1988-895. Lisa Blais 158 1984-856. Natalie Diaz 152 1999-007. Okeisha Howard 151 2002-038. Suzanne Woolston 146 1981-829. Marie Christian 145 1986-8710. Angela Jackson 126 1989-90 Shareese Grant 126 2004-05

Top 10 Assists by ClassJUNIORS1. Nancy Lieberman 254 1978-792. Ticha Penicheiro 271 1996-973. Marie Christian 132 1985-864. Medina Dixon 131 1983-845. Shareese Grant 127 2003-046. Suzanne Woolston 115 1980-817. Sharron Frnacis 106 2000-018. Rhonda Rompola 106 1980-819. Stephanie Garner 103 1987-8810. Debbie Richards 102 1977-78

SOPHOMORES1. Ticha Penicheiro 226 1995-962. Nancy Lieberman 200 1977-783. Rhonda Rompola 151 1979-804. Medina Dixon 146 1982-835. Sharron Francis 127 1999-006. Alli Spence 121 2000-017. Deanna Vander Plas 92 1991-928. Marie Christian 89 1984-859. Mery Andrade 87 1995-9610. Amanda Levens 79 1998-99

FRESHMEN1. Nancy Lieberman 212 1977-782. Ticha Penicheiro 203 1994-953. Alli Spence 178 1999-004. Marie Christian 126 1983-845. Rhonda Rompola 105 1978-796. Kate Larkin 91 1980=817. Kim McQuarter 81 1985-868. Sharron Francis 79 1998-999. Pam Elliott 76 1980-8110. Adrienne Goodson 69 1984-85

SENIORS1. Kelly Lyons 764 1989-902. Nyree Roberts 646 1997-983. Inge Nissen 644 1979-804 Celeste Hill 636 1993-945. Anne Donovan 613 1982-836. Nancy Lieberman 561 1979-807. Medina Dixon 558 1984-858. Helen Malon 538 1982-839. Kim McQuarter 523 1988-8910. Tracy Claxton 502 1984-85

Top 10 Scoring by Class

JUNIORS1. Anne Donovan 879 1981-822. Inge Nissen 749 1978-793. Kelly Lyons 657 1989-904. Medina Dixon 602 1983-845. Clarisse Machanguana 585 1985-866. Angela Jackson 513 1989-907. Celeste Hill 510 1992-938. Hamchetou Maiga 477 1999-009. Lucienne Berthieu 464 1999-0010. Tracy Claxton 458 1983-84

SOPHOMORES1. Anne Donovan 879 1980-812. Nancy Lieberman 681 1977-783. Celeste Hill 592 1991-924. Medina Dixon 565 1982-835. Clarisse Machanguana 550 1995-966. Kelly Lyons 505 1987-887. Donna Harrington 493 1985-868. Lucienne Berthieu 441 1998-999. Okeisha Howard 427 2000-0110. Shareese Grant 402 2002-03

FRESHMEN1. Anne Donovan 648 1979-802. Nancy Lieberman 563 1976-773. Angela Cotman 411 1976-774. Rhonda Rompola 377 1978-795. Celeste Hill 374 1990-916. Okeisha Howard 325 1999-007. Adrienne Goodson 323 1984-858. Tiffany Green 313 2004-059. Kelly Lyons 298 1986-8710. Nyree Roberts 266 1994-95

20 REBOUND CLUBInge Nissen, 28 vs. Longwood College on 3/4/78Inge Nissen, 28 vs. Virginia Union on 12/10/77Anne Donovan, 26 vs. East Carolina on 1/21/80Anne Donovan, 25 vs. Kentucky on 2/5/83Anne Donovan, 24 vs. Boston University on 12/22/80Anne Donovan, 22 vs. Pennsylvania on 2/23/83Anne Donovan, 22 vs. UCLA on 1/7/82Anne Donovan, 22 vs. Norfolk State on 12/11/80Anne Donovan, 22 vs. Southern California on 12/16/80Anne Donovan, 22 vs. Oregon on 12/18/80Anne Donovan, 22 vs. Virginia Tech on 1/25/81Inge Nissen, 22 vs. Radford on 12/19/78Inge Nissen, 22 vs. Montclair State on 1/14/78Inge Nissen, 22 vs. Norfolk State on 2/4/77Tracy Claxton, 21 vs. NE Louisiana on 3/29/85Anne Donovan, 21 vs. Norfolk State on 12/18/82Anne Donovan, 21 vs. East Carolina on 2/11/82Anne Donovan, 21 vs. Virginia Tech on 1/28/81Anne Donovan, 21 vs. East Carolina on 12/3/80Hamchetou Maiga, 20 vs. Southern Methodist on 3/20/00Adrienne Goodson, 20 vs. South Alabama on 1/12/87Tracy Claxton, 20 vs. Georgia on 3/31/85Tracy Claxton, 20 vs. CSU Long Beach on 1/11/84Anne Donovan, 20 vs. Drake on 1/23/82Anne Donovan, 20 vs. Maryland on 1/4/81Anne Donovan, 20 vs. Louisiana Tech on 1/20/81Anne Donovan, 20 vs. Norfolk State on 2/19/80Inge Nissen, 20 vs. North Carolina on 1/22/77Inge Nissen, 20 vs. William & Mary on 2/16/77Inge Nissen, 20 vs. Immaculata on 2/28/77Inge Nissen, 20 vs. Hampton Institute on 12/9/76Wendy Larry, 20 vs. Virginia Commonwealth on 12/6/74

TOP PERFORMANCES12 ASSIST CLUBNancy Lieberman, 19 vs. Radford on 3/4/77Ticha Penicheiro, 16 vs. UNC Wilmington 2/17/98Ticha Penicheiro, 15 vs. St. Francis 3/13/98Ticha Penicheiro, 15 vs. William & Mary 2/20/98Kate Larkin, 14 vs. UCLA on 1/6/87Nancy Lieberman, 14 vs. Norfolk State on 2/4/77Nancy Lieberman, 14 vs. Radford on 2/5/77Nancy Lieberman, 14 vs. South Carolina on 2/10/77Nancy Lieberman, 13 vs. East Carolina on 1/21/80Nancy Lieberman, 13 vs. Virginia Union on 11/16/79Nancy Lieberman, 13 vs. Radford on 12/19/78Debbie Richards, 13 vs. William & Mary on 1/26/76Alli Spence, 12 vs. UCLA on 12/18/00Ticha Penicheiro, 12 vs. VCU 2/28/98Ticha Penicheiro, 12 vs. Texas on 1/5/96Marie Christian, 12 vs. South Florida on 3/6/86Rhonda Rompola, 12 vs. Boston University on 12/22/80Nancy Lieberman, 12 vs. UCLA on 1/11/80Nancy Lieberman, 12 vs. USC on 1/12/80Nancy Lieberman, 12 vs. Virginia Union on 2/5/79Nancy Lieberman, 12 vs. Clemson on 11/30/79Rhonda Rompola, 12 vs. Virginia State on 12/4/79Debbie Richards, 12 vs. Virginia State on 1/28/77Nancy Lieberman, 12 vs. East Carolina on 2/7/77

10 BLOCK CLUBAnne Donovan, 15 vs. San Francisco on 1/9/80Anne Donovan, 13 vs. Boston University on 1/29/83Anne Donovan, 12 vs. Alabama-Birmingham on 3/10/83Anne Donovan, 12 vs. Penn State on 3/26/83Anne Donovan, 12 vs. Louisiana Tech on 1/29/82Anne Donovan, 12 vs. Stephen F. Austin on 3/21/81Anne Donovan, 12 vs. Stephen F. Austin on 2/2/80Inge Nissen, 12 vs. Radford on 12/19/78Anne Donovan, 11 vs. Tennessee on 2/14/82Anne Donovan, 11 vs. Valdosta State on 2/1/80Anne Donovan, 10 vs. DePAul on 1/15/82Anne Donovan, 10 vs. Boston University on 2/6/82Anne Donovan, 10 vs. George Mason on 11/22/82Anne Donovan, 10 vs. Virginia on 2/3/81Anne Donovan, 10 vs. Boston University on 12/22/80Anne Donovan, 10 vs. East Carolina on 1/12/80Inge Nissen, 10 vs. Virginia Union in 1978


Year Name/Cl. Pts Avg1976-77 Nancy Lieberman/Fr. 563 20.91977-78 Nancy Lieberman/So. 681 20.21978-79 Inge Nissen/Jr. 749 22.01979-80 Inge Nissen/Sr. 644 17.41980-81 Anne Donovan/So. 879 25.11981-82 Anne Donovan/Jr. 879 20.71982-83 Anne Donovan/Sr. 613 17.51983-84 Medina Dixon/Jr. 602 20.51984-85 Medina Dixon/Sr. 558 16.41985-86 Donna Harrington/So. 493 16.31986-87 Donna Harrington/Jr. 488 15.31987-88 Kelly Lyons/So. 505 17.41989-90 Kelly Lyons/Jr. 657 20.51990-91 Kelly Lyons/Sr. 764 24.71990-91 Celeste Hill/Fr. 374 14.41991-92 Celeste Hill/So. 592 19.11992-93 Celeste Hill/Jr. 510 17.01993-94 Celeste Hill/Sr. 636 20.51994-95 Clarisse Machanguana/So. 550 16.71995-96 Clarisse Machanguana/Jr. 585 18.31996-97 Clarisse Machanguana/Sr. 678 19.91997-98 Nyree Roberts/Sr. 646 20.21998-99 Lucienne Berthieu/So. 441 14.21999-00 Lucienne Berthieu/Jr. 464 17.82000-01 Okeisha Howard/So. 427 14.22001-02 Lucienne Berthieu/Sr. 477 14.02002-03 Okeisha Howard/Sr. 475 14.82003-04 Monqiue Coker/Sr. 477 14.92004-05 Shareese Grant/Sr. 452 15.1

Year Name / Cl. St Avg1976-77 Nancy Lieberman/Fr. 99 8.71977-78 Nancy Lieberman/So. 127 3.71978-79 Nancy Lieberman/Jr. 144 4.01979-80 Nancy Lieberman/Sr. 142 8.81980-81 Rhonda Rompola/Jr. 86 2.51981-82 Helen Malone/Jr. 49 1.81982-83 Medina Dixon/So. 34 2.41983-84 Medina Dixon/Jr. 86 8.01984-85 Medina Dixon/Sr. 79 2.31985-86 Kim McQuarter/Fr. 48 1.71986-87 Donna Harrington/Jr. 85 1.81987-88 Adrienne Goodson/Sr. 60 2.11988-89 Kelly Lyons/Jr. 51 1.61989-90 Kelly Lyons/Sr. 67 2.21990-91 T.J. Jones/Sr. 37 1.61991-92 Celeste Hill/So. 114 3.71992-93 Celeste Hill/Jr. 80 2.71993-94 Celeste Hill/Sr. 107 3.51994-95 Ticha Penicheiro/Fr. 132 4.01995-96 Ticha Penicheiro/So. 137 4.31996-97 Ticha Penicheiro/Jr. 161 4.51997-98 Ticha Penicheiro/Sr. 161 5.01998-99 Mery Andrade/Sr. 119 3.71999-00 Natalie Diaz/Sr. 94 2.82000-01 Sharron Francis/Jr. 68 2.32001-02 Sharron Francis/Sr. 82 2.42002-03 Shareese Grant/So. 48 1.52003-04 Max Nhassengo/Sr. 83 2.62004-05 Shareese Grant/Sr. 66 2.1

Year-by-Year Leaders

RECORDS

Year Name / Cl Rbs Avg1976-77 Inge Nissen/Fr. 410 12.81977-78 Inge Nissen/So. 378 11.11978-79 Inge Nissen/Jr. 339 10.01979-80 Anne Donovan/Fr. 491 12.91980-81 Anne Donovan/So. 369 16.31981-82 Anne Donovan/Jr. 412 14.71982-83 Anne Donovan/Sr. 504 14.41983-84 Tracy Claxton/Jr. 260 11.31984-85 Tracy Claxton/Sr. 382 11.21985-86 Donna Harrington/So. 288 10.71986-87 Donna Harrington/Jr. 270 9.01987-88 Adrienne Goodson/Sr. 228 6.61988-89 Kelly Lyons/Jr. 278 3.71989-90 Kelly Lyons/Sr. 317 10.31990-91 Celeste Hill/Fr. 221 8.51991-92 Celeste Hill/So. 313 10.11992-93 Celeste Hill/Jr. 279 9.31993-94 Celeste Hill/Sr. 311 10.01994-95 Clarisse Machanguana/So. 292 8.81995-96 Clarisse Machanguana/Jr. 209 6.51996-97 Nyree Roberts/Jr. 288 8.01997-98 Nyree Roberts/Sr. 384 12.01998-99 Lucienne Berthieu/So. 246 7.91999-00 Lucienne Berthieu/Jr. 231 8.92000-01 Hamchetou Maiga/Jr. 223 7.42001-02 Hamchetou Maiga/Sr. 276 8.12002-03 Monique Coker/Jr. 278 8.72003-04 Monique Coker/Sr. 305 9.52004-05 Tiffany Green/Fr. 257 8.3

Year Name / Cl. Ast Avg1976-77 Nancy Lieberman/Fr. 212 7.91977-78 Nancy Lieberman/So. 200 8.91978-79 Nancy Lieberman/Jr. 254 7.11979-80 Nancy Lieberman/Sr. 295 7.91980-81 Suzanne Woolston/Jr. 115 8.41981-82 Suzanne Woolston/Sr. 146 4.21982-83 Medina Dixon/So. 146 8.21983-84 Medina Dixon/Jr. 181 4.51984-85 Lisa Blais/Sr. 158 4.61985-86 Marie Christian/Jr. 132 5.31986-87 Marie Christian/Jr. 145 4.31987-88 Adrienne Goodson/Sr. 103 3.6

Stephanie Garner/Jr. 103 3.61988-89 Stephanie Garner/Sr. 169 8.61989-90 Angela Jackson/Sr. 126 4.11990-91 Lee Etta Cummings/Sr. 68 2.61991-92 Pam Huntley/Jr. 95 3.11992-93 Pam Huntley/Sr. 76 2.6

Celeste Hill/Jr. 76 2.61993-94 Deanna Vander Plas/Sr. 112 3.61994-95 Ticha Penicheiro/Fr. 203 6.21995-96 Ticha Penicheiro/So. 226 7.11996-97 Ticha Penicheiro/Jr. 271 7.51997-98 Ticha Penicheiro/Sr. 239 7.51999-00 Alli Spence/Fr. 178 5.22000-01 Alli Spence/So. 121 4.02001-02 Sharron Francis/Sr. 180 5.32002-03 Okeisha Howard/Sr. 151 4.72003-04 Shareese Grant/Jr. 127 4.02004-05 Shareese Grant/Sr. 126 4.1

Year Name / Cl. FG Pct.1976-77 Heidi Doherty/Jr. 126-239 52.71977-78 Angela Cotman/So. 187-367 51.01978-79 Jan Trombly/Jr. 158-290 54.51979-80 Anne Donovan/Fr. 290-460 63.01980-81 Anne Donovan/So. 377-591 63.81981-82 Anne Donovan/Jr. 240-375 64.01982-83 Anne Donovan/Sr. 263-428 61.41983-84 Tracy Claxton/Jr. 197-348 56.61984-85 Dawn Cullen/Jr. 139-286 48.61985-86 Donna Harrington/So. 202-381 53.01986-87 Kelly Lyons/Fr. 122-195 62.61987-88 Kelly Lyons/So. 192-307 62.51988-89 Kelly Lyons/Jr. 265-427 62.11989-90 Kelly Lyons/Sr. 308-444 69.41990-91 Celeste Hill/Fr. 155-263 58.91991-92 Celeste Hill/So. 241-394 61.21992-93 Celeste Hill/Jr. 196-360 54.41993-94 Celeste Hill/Sr. 249-448 55.61994-95 C. Machanguana/So. 221-365 60.51995-96 C. Machanguana/Jr. 230-367 62.71996-97 C. Machanguana/Sr. 257-394 65.21997-98 Nyree Roberts/Sr. 263-416 63.21998-99 Lucienne Berthieu/So. 180-293 61.41999-00 Luceinne Berthieu/Jr. 162-275 60.72000-01 Hamchetou Maiga/Jr. 168-293 57.32001-02 Lucienne Berthieu/Sr. 178-302 58.92002-03 Shareese Grant/So. 173-332 52.12003-04 Max Nhassengo/Sr. 184-353 52.12004-05 Tiffany Green/Fr. 123-220 55.9

SCORING

Year Name / Cl. FGA Pct.1976-77 Nancy Lieberman/Fr. 53-117 70.51977-78 Nancy Lieberman/So. 119-163 73.01978-79 Rhonda Rompola/Fr. 69-81 85.11979-80 Rhonda Rompola/So. 88-106 83.01980-81 Rhonda Rompola/Jr. 69-86 80.11981-82 Beth Wilkerson/So. 48-63 76.11982-83 Helen Malone/Sr. 64-84 76.11983-84 Medina Dixon/Jr. 96-122 78.71984-85 Medina Dixon/Sr. 92-130 60.8

Donna Harrington/Fr. 51-72 60.81985-86 Bridget Jenkins/Jr. 34-45 75.61986-87 Liz Connahan/Jr. 35-45 77.81987-88 Liz Connahan/Sr. 41-54 87.01988-89 Kim McQuarter/Sr. 115-150 76.71989-90 Kelly Lyons/Sr. 147-206 71.41990-91 T.J. Jones/Sr. 40-46 87.01991-92 Celeste Hill/So. 109-146 74.71992-93 Pam Huntley/Sr. 102-131 77.91993-94 Celeste Hill/Sr. 130-165 78.81994-95 Sarah Willyerd/Jr. 48-66 72.71995-96 C. Machanguana/Jr. 125-173 71.41996-97 Mery Andrade/Jr. 94-128 73.41997-98 Aubrey Eblin/Jr. 51-57 89.51998-99 Aubrey Eblin/Sr. 44-53 83.01999-00 Okeisha Howard/Fr. 89-106 84.02000-01 Okeisha Howard/So. 135-170 79.42001-02 Sharron Francis/Sr. 50-58 86.32002-03 Okeisha Howard/Sr. 132-166 79.52003-04 Shareese Grant/Jr. 107-131 81.72003-04 Lawona Davis/Jr. 67-82 81.7

REBOUNDS ASSISTS

STEALS FIELD GOAL PCT. FREE THROW PCT.


Virginia Wesleyan ........................ W, 96-13Christopher Newport ................... W, 29-17Roanoke ......................................... W, 60-31at Lynchburg ................................... L, 38-42at Christopher Newport ............... W, 71-18at Va. Commonwealth ................. W, 49-36Chowan J.C. ................................... W, 54-31at Bridgewater ............................... W, 56-33East Carolina ................................. W, 52-47James Madison .............................. W, 66-39at Chowan J.C. ............................... W, 63-43Va. Commonwealth ...................... W, 60-49at Longwood ................................... L, 50-57at Westhampton ............................ W, 46-41William and Mary ......................... W, 62-22Lynchburg ...................................... W, 44-27at James Madison .......................... W, 41-21Longwood ...................................... W, 41-24

Coach: Mary Jackson

ResultsYEAR-by-YEAR1969-70(16-2)

Christopher Newport .................. W, 66-31at Christopher Newport .............. W, 68-31Norfolk State ................................. W, 57-33East Carolina ................................. L, 34-65Chowan J.C. .................................. W, 78-15Va. Commonwealth ..................... W, 52-37at East Carolina ............................. L, 43-57at James Madison .......................... L, 37-43at Bridgewater ............................... L, 32-57at Va. Commonwealth ................ W, 66-50Longwood ...................................... L, 45-49Lynchburg ..................................... W, 44-41Roanoke ......................................... L, 36-52Va. Commonwealth (1) ............... W, 43-33James Madison (1) ......................... L, 44-65

1 – Virginia State Tournament – Lynchburg, Va.

Coach: Mary Jackson

1970-71(8-7)

Christopher Newport ................ W, 95-10Norfolk State ............................... W, 50-47at Christopher Newport ............ W, 59-15at Norfolk State .......................... W, 49-33East Carolina ................................ L, 39-50Bridgewater .................................. L, 37-61at Va. Commonwealth ................ L, 65-45at East Carolina ............................ L, 41-60James Madison ............................. L, 38-51Va. Commonwealth ................... W, 46-35at Longwood ................................ L, 53-55Lynchburg (1) ............................. W, 41-21Longwood (1) ............................. W, 59-58Roanoke ...................................... W, 40-39Bridgewater ................................ W, 42-35Winthrop (2) ................................. L, 47-51Lynchburg (2) ............................. W, 44-38Murray State (2) ......................... W, 55-38Western Carolina (2) .................... L, 47-53

1 – Virginia State Tournament – Richmond, Va.2 – AIAW East Coast Regionals

Coach: Mary Jackson

at Va. Commonwealth ................ L, 35-38Federal City .................................. L, 39-56Norfolk State ............................... W, 54-36at James Madison ....................... W, 23-12at Virginia State .......................... W, 54-33Virginia Tech .............................. W, 31-29

Va. Commonwealth ..................... W, 42-33at Virginia ...................................... L, 40-46at Virginia State ............................ W, 52-49Norfolk State ................................. W, 59-48Virginia State ................................ W, 56-49at Va. Commonwealth ................. L, 38-44Chowan J.C. .................................. W, 48-29Marshall ......................................... L, 34-41Roanoke ......................................... L, 42-53at Radford ...................................... L, 33-49at Norfolk State ............................ W, 54-34Chowan J.C. .................................. W, 50-40Bridgewater ................................... L, 38-49Eastern Mennonite (1) .................. L, 51-52

1 – VAIAW

Coach: Debbie Wilson

Virginia State ................................ W, 65-51Va. Commonwealth ..................... W, 74-60Longwood ...................................... L, 62-71Christopher Newport .................. W, 92-34N.C. State ...................................... W, 78-71Norfolk State .................................. L, 65-68at Christopher Newport .............. W, 86-38at Virginia State ............................ W, 77-47Virginia .......................................... W, 57-55East Carolina ................................. L, 70-83at Eastern Mennonite .................. W, 74-46at Bridgewater ............................... L, 56-61at Norfolk State ............................. L, 46-70at William and Mary .................... L, 67-70Roanoke ........................................ W, 86-50Radford ......................................... W, 87-82at Va. Commonwealth ................. L, 43-62Virginia Tech (1) ........................... W, 95-82William and Mary ........................ W, 69-63at N.C. State ................................... L, 52-57James Madison (2) ......................... L, 42-84Bridgewater (3) .............................. L, 68-71

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – Virginia State Tournament – Lynchburg, Va.

3 – VAIAW

Coach: Pam Parsons

1970-71(8-7)

1971-72(10-8)

1972-73(7-9)

1973-74(12-10)

1969-70(16-2)

at James Madison .......................... L, 60-83Longwood ..................................... W, 65-50Bridgewater .................................. W, 73-57at Christopher Newport .............. W, 76-34at Virginia ...................................... L, 35-52at Norfolk State ............................ W, 75-72Va. Commonwealth ..................... W, 74-46George Mason .............................. W, 83-20Maryland ....................................... L, 56-85Federal City ................................... L, 57-81N.C. State ....................................... L, 46-88William and Mary ......................... L, 53-89Christopher Newport .................. W, 89-47at Virginia State ............................. L, 55-69at Emory and Henry (forfeit) .......... W,2-0

1975-76(14-12)

at N.C. State ................................... L, 61-72at Longwood ................................. L, 60-64Federal City .................................. W, 81-65at Virginia ..................................... W, 85-53at Hampton Institute ................... W, 92-51James Madison ............................. W, 99-65Delta State (1) ................................ L, 47-55at Queens ...................................... W, 80-79at Va. Commonwealth ................ W, 93-52at North Carolina ......................... W, 66-56Virginia .......................................... W, 71-38at Virginia State ............................ W, 93-75at George Mason .......................... W, 91-48Virginia Tech ................................ W, 82-39Norfolk State ............................... W, 103-69Radford ......................................... W, 87-59East Carolina .............................. W, 100-39at South Carolina (2) .................... W, 63-44N.C. State ....................................... L, 59-67at Norfolk State ............................ W, 78-53at William and Mary ................... W, 70-28Virginia State ................................ W, 73-52at Immaculata ................................ L, 64-75Va. Commonwealth (2) ............... W, 96-54Radford (3) .................................... W, 92-56James Madison (3) ........................ W, 81-54Morehead State (4) ....................... W, 77-67Tennessee (4) ................................. L, 60-61N.C. State (4) .................................. L, 75-77Valdosta State (5) ......................... W, 77-71UCLA (5) ........................................ L, 59-66Mississippi College (5) ................. L, 88-91

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – Virginia State Tournament – Charlottesville, Va.

3 – Virginia State Tournament – Norfolk, Va.4 – AIAW Region II Tournament – Memphis, Tn.5 – National Women’s Invitational Tournament

Final AP Ranking: #14

Coach: Pam Parsons

1976-77(23-9)

WOMEN'S NIT CHAMPIONS

Virginia .......................................... W, 74-26North Carolina ............................. W, 78-51Virginia State ................................ W, 67-48at Norfolk State .......................... W, 111-56at Va. Commonwealth ................ W, 91-37Providence (1) ............................... W, 63-44Oral Roberts (1) ............................ W, 82-49Queens (1) ...................................... L, 67-70at Pittsburgh ................................. W, 75-56High Point ..................................... W, 83-69Montclair State ............................. W, 93-88at Immaculata ............................... W, 70-61at Virginia ..................................... W, 71-49at District of Columbia ................ W, 89-34at Virginia Tech .......................... W, 108-48at Radford ..................................... W, 84-54Virginia Union .............................. W, 86-44Longwood ..................................... W, 62-46at James Madison ......................... W, 72-44at Virginia State ............................ W, 78-48

1977-78(30-4)

AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

N 20 vs. Kansas (1) .................. W, 73-5921 vs. Delta State (1) ........... W, 75-6527 at Norfolk State .............. W, 81-64

D 2 North Carolina ............... W, 87-766 Virginia ........................... W, 79-568 Czechoslovakia (Exh) ......... W, 73-6119 Radford ......................... W, 101-6028 Montclair State ............... W, 82-65

J 3 UCLA (2) ......................... W, 90-606 at Queens (3) ................ W, 106-538 St. Joseph’s ...................... W, 97-6211 Edinboro State ................ W, 93-6713 Pittsburgh ....................... W, 97-5516 at High Point ................... W,81-6019 Long Island ................... W, 107-4120 William and Mary ......... W, 89-5124 James Madison ............... W, 99-6226 at Ohio State ................... W, 72-4828 at Kentucky .................... W, 81-65

F 2 S. Connecticut (4) ........... W, 80-443 Louisiana State (4) ......... W, 85-765 at Virginia Union ........... W, 80-448 Virginia Tech .................. W, 91-4710 Tennessee ........................ W, 71-5612 at East Carolina .............. W, 95-7015 Va. Commonwealth ...... W, 99-3719 at South Carolina ............ L, 49-7321 at Longwood .................. W, 89-47

M 1 Radford (5) .................... W, 100-662 James Madison (5) ......... W, 93-403 North Carolina (5) ......... W, 81-608 N.C. State (6) .................. W, 78-7310 Tennessee (6) .................. W, 74-72

Kansas State (7) .............. W, 96-75Maryland (7) ................... W, 69-51Vs. UCLA (8) .................. W, 87-82Vs. La. Tech (8) ............... W, 75-65

1 – Coca-Cola W omen’s Classic – Detroit, Mich.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

3 – Madison Square Garden – New York, N.Y.4 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.

5 – VAIAW Tournament6 – AIAW Region II Tournament – Knoxville, Tn.

7 – AIAW South Satellite8 – AIAW National Championship – Greensboro, N.C.


Coach: Marianne Stanley

1978-79(36-1)

at Bridgewater .............................. L, 31-54Va. Commonwealth ..................... L, 44-52East Carolina ................................ L, 40-64at Roanoke .................................... L, 32-33at Norfolk State .......................... W, 65-33at William and Mary ................... L, 46-55at East Carolina ............................ L, 40-59Virginia State .............................. W, 39-36Mary Baldwin ............................. W, 51-42Va. Commonwealth (1) ............... L, 43-66

1 – Virginia State Tournament – Harrisonburg, Va.

Coach: Mary Jackson

Radford ......................................... W ,68-57at Virginia Tech ............................ W ,88-82Virginia State ................................ W ,66-53at North Carolina ......................... L ,55-63East Carolina ................................. L ,75-81Norfolk State ................................. W ,79-74at N.C. State ................................. L, 79-101Norfolk State (1) ............................ L, 47-83Virginia Tech ................................ W, 57-51Va. Commonwealth (1) ............... W, 59-47Immaculata (2) .............................. L, 53-89

1 – Virginia State Tournament – Bridgewater, Va.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

Coach: Pam Parsons

Tennessee Tech (2) ........................ L, 61-65Memphis State (2) ......................... L, 85-93Norfolk State ................................. W, 85-51N.C. State (3) ................................. W, 77-55William and Mary ...................... W, 111-62Virginia Tech (4) ........................... W, 83-53Longwood (4) ............................... W, 72-45Virginia Union (4) ...................... W, 104-63Memphis State (5) ........................ W, 64-51N.C. State (5) .................................. L, 57-59Kentucky (5) ................................. W, 82-66Fort Valley State (6) ..................... W, 72-60Cal State Long Beach (6) ............. W, 77-58Texas (6) ........................................ W, 70-60

1 – Queens’ Holiday Tournament – New York, N.Y.2 – Lady Vol Classic – Knoxville, Tn.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

4 – AIAW State Tournament – Norfolk, Va.5 – AIAW Region II Championship

6 – National Women’s Invitational Tournament



AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

N 16 Virginia Union ............... W, 22-6221 Mississippi ...................... W, 79-58

1979-80(37-1)


N 16 Irish Nationals (Exh) ..... W, 90-7630 Va. Tech (Scope) .............. L, 72-73

D 3 Virginia ............................ L, 71-864 Northeastern .................. W, 72-5814 Maryland (Scope) .......... W, 78-5716 Va. Commonwealth ...... W, 94-6620 California (1) .................. W, 91-6921 N.C. State (1) ................... L, 59-6630 East Carolina .................. W, 82-65

J 3 at USC .............................. L, 76-895 at Long Beach St. ............. L, 73-897 at Arizona ....................... W, 77-5710 Kentucky ......................... W, 74-6913 Miami .............................. W, 86-6415 at James Madison ............ L, 53-6517 Louisiana Tech (2) .......... L, 70-7720 at Texas ............................ L, 62-9324 UAB ................................ W, 73-56

F 1 at N.C. State ..................... L, 58-735 at South Florida .............. W, 79-477 South Alabama ............... W, 69-6412 at South Carolina ............ L, 57-6514 UNC Charlotte ............... W, 69-5920 at Tennessee .................... L, 68-7923 at W. Kentucky ............... L, 64-7428 St. Peter’s ........................ W, 82-61

M 6 South Florida (3) ............ W, 91-567 South Alabama (3) ......... W, 65-638 W. Kentucky (3) .............. L, 61-69

1 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

3 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va.


1985-86(15-13)

SUN BELT CHAMPIONSNCAA SWEET 16

1986-87(18-13)

YEAR-by-YEAR

AIAW THIRD PLACE

N 11 China (Exh) ..................... W, 90-7213 at Virginia State .............. W, 67-4615 at Longwood ................ W, 113-3724 North Carolina ............... W, 99-65

D 3 at East Carolina .............. W, 89-775 Poland (Exh) ................... W, 76-7211 at Norfolk State .............. W, 89-7516 vs. USC (1) ...................... W, 73-5617 vs. Texas (1) .................... W, 60-5818 vs. Oregon (1) ................. W, 68-6722 Boston University .......... W, 98-40

J 4 at Maryland .................... W, 75-726 UCLA .............................. W, 91-7410 at DePaul ........................ W, 81-4414 Long Beach State ............ W, 87-7120 at Texas ........................... W, 57-5122 at Louisiana Tech ............ L, 47-8124 at Mississippi .................. W, 58-4631 Southern California ....... W, 74-63

F 3 Virginia ........................... W, 51-366 Mercer (2) ........................ W, 76-657 Rutgers (2) ...................... W, 90-6110 at Clemson ....................... L, 64-7312 at South Carolina ............ L, 64-7516 Tennessee ......................... L, 70-7620 La. Tech (Scope)(3) ......... L, 59-7523 Virginia Tech (4) ............ W, 85-3924 at Virginia Union ........... W, 82-63

M 6 Virginia Tech (4) ............ W, 65-547 Virginia Union (4) ........ W,1 09-5613 East Carolina (5) ............. W, 81-7014 South Carolina (5) .......... W, 73-71

1980-81(37-1)

NCAA SWEET 16

N 16 Cuba (Exh) ...................... W, 68-6120 Virginia State .................. W, 86-30

D 2 Tennessee (1) .................. W, 66-545 at North Carolina ........... W, 71-647 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 82-4512 Maryland ........................ W, 77-4619 vs. Cheyney St. (2) ......... W, 83-5520 vs. La. Tech (2) ................ L, 51-68

J 5 at Long Beach St. ............ L, 67-737 at UCLA .......................... W, 85-609 at USC .............................. L, 60-6611 at San Diego State .......... W, 78-6214 at Virginia ........................ L, 70-7716 DePaul (at Scope) ........... W, 95-5617 Florida State ................. W, 100-6520 Kentucky ......................... W, 91-6822 Syracuse (3) .................... W, 86-5523 Drake (3) ......................... W, 92-6126 Norfolk State .................. W, 96-5429 Louisiana Tech ............... W, 61-58

F 2 at James Madison ........... W, 91-505 at Rutgers ........................ W, 88-776 at Boston University ...... W, 88-6211 East Carolina .................. W, 72-6314 at Tennessee .................... L, 58-6216 Montclair State ............... W, 96-5725 South Carolina ............... W, 84-63

M 13 St. Peter’s (4) ................... W, 75-4218 vs. Kansas State (5) ......... L, 67-76

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – Manufactures Hanover Classic – New York, N.Y.

3 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.4 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.5 – NCAA Regional – Raleigh, N.C.



1981-82(22-6)

SUN BELT CHAMPIONSNCAA FINAL FOUR

N 22 George Mason .............. W, 104-3930 at Tennessee ......... W, 78-72 (OT)

D 2 at Drake ........................... W, 81-724 at Kansas State ................ L, 50-5810 West Virginia ................. W, 74-4718 Norfolk State .................. W, 95-5820 Virginia Tech .................. W, 84-5328 vs. N.C. State (1) ............. W, 87-6429 at USC (1) ......................... L, 47-75

J 6 at Louisiana Tech ............. L,48-698 at Stephen F. Austin ........ W ,61-5812 Long Beach St. ................ W, 81-5814 East Carolina .................. W, 92-5216 San Diego State .............. W, 79-7619 Virginia ........................... W, 99-4825 at Syracuse ...................... W, 96-6028 Memphis State (2) .......... W, 72-5029 Illinois State (2) .............. W, 72-66

F 2 at East Carolina .............. W, 76-375 at Kentucky ..................... L, 66-809 at Maryland ..................... L, 66-82

1982-83(29-6)

SUN BELT CHAMPIONSNCAA ELITE EIGHT

N 10 Hungary (Exh) ............... W, 96-8217 Georgetown .................... W, 94-5721 vs. S. Alabama (1) .......... W, 85-6722 at W. Kentucky (1) ........ L, 80-84 (OT)29 at Tennessee .................... L, 63-67

D 2 Syracuse .......................... W, 93-5710 New Hampshire ............ W, 87-6417 Cheyney State (2) ........... W, 86-6818 Auburn (2) ...................... W, 68-6729 vs. Notre Dame (3) ......... W, 71-5730 vs. Virginia (3) ................ W, 79-50

J 5 Kansas State .................... W, 92-646 USC ................................ W,1 02-9011 at Long Beach St. ............ W, 75-5114 at California ..................... L, 70-7817 at UCLA ........................... L, 74-7626 at Virginia ....................... W, 74-5828 Kentucky (Scope) ........... W, 81-72

F 4 Louisiana Tech (4) ......... W, 66-649 East Carolina .................. W, 72-4711 Maryland ........................ W, 81-6418 at Boston University ...... W, 79-5121 Seton Hall ....................... W, 94-5924 at James Madison ........... W, 75-54

M 1 at Virginia Tech ............ W, 100-678 W. Kentucky (5) ............. W, 80-609 South Alabama (5) ......... W, 84-6916 Penn State (6) .................. W, 87-6522 N.C. State (7) ........ W, 73-71 (OT)24 Cheyney State (7) ............ L, 71-80

1 – Western Kentucky Tip-Off Tournament –Bowling Green, Ky.

2 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.3 – Nike Boston College XMas Classic – Boston, Mass.

4 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game5 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

6 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.7 – NCAA East Regional – Norfolk, Va/



1983-84(24-5)

NCAA CHAMPIONSSUN BELT CHAMPIONS

N 24 Texas ................................ W, 90-8028 VCU (Scope) ................... W, 76-4130 vs. Pittsburgh (1) ............ W, 98-64

D 1 at Northwestern (1) ....... W, 87-854 Virginia ........................... W, 80-587 at East Carolina .............. W, 92-74

1984-85(31-3)

Tennessee (5) ................... L, 64-65Stephen F. Austin (6) ..... W, 60-54Long Beach St. (6) .......... W, 76-60Vs. Tennessee (7) ............. L, 65-68Vs. USC (7) ...................... W, 68-65

1 – Giusti Tournament – Portland, Ore.2 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

4 – VAIAW Tournament – Harrisonburg, Va.5 – AIAW Region II Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

6 – AIAW Regionals7 – AIAW Nationals – Eugene, Ore.



23 Penn State (1) .................. W, 95-6724 Detroit (1) ........................ W, 90-5830 Clemson ........................ W, 112-58

D 4 Virginia State ................ W, 113-456 at N.C. State .................... W, 74-618 Kansas ............................. W, 90-5914 Russia (Exh at Scope) ..... L, 66-7615 Northwestern ................. W, 92-7422 Maryland (2) ................... W, 66-5823 Louisiana Tech (2) .......... L, 57-59

J 7 at Long Beach St. ............ W, 84-569 at San Francisco ............. W, 70-4611 at UCLA .......................... W, 73-4512 at USC ............................. W, 90-4716 at Virginia ....................... W, 86-5121 East Carolina ................ W, 112-7724 at St. Joseph’s .................. W, 85-3626 at Tennessee ................... W, 61-5430 at North Carolina ........... W, 74-53

F 1 Valdosta State (3) ........... W, 89-572 Stephen F. Austin (3) ..... W, 81-605 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 78-527 at James Madison ........... W, 91-539 Cheyney State ................ W, 71-4413 South Carolina ............... W, 81-5616 Ohio State ....................... W, 85-5619 Norfolk State .................. W, 95-3525 Texas (4) .......................... W, 74-45

Norfolk State (5) ........... W, 106-42Virginia (5) ...................... W, 95-56North Carolina (6) ......... W, 89-61N.C. State (6) .................. W, 70-59Tennessee (6) .................. W, 68-67Brigham Young (7) ........ W, 88-66Rutgers (7) ...................... W, 84-62Vs. La. Tech (8) ............... W ,73-59Vs. Tennessee (8) ............ W, 68-53

1 – Coca-Cola Women’s Classic – Detroit, Mich.2 – Manufactures Hanover Classic – New York, N.Y.

3 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.4 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

5 – VAIAW Tournament – Charlottesville, Va.6 – AIAW Region II Tournament – Columbia, S.C.

7 – AIAW South Satellite8 – AIAW National Championship – Mt. Pleasant, Mich.



12 Rutgers ............................ W, 99-7114 Tennessee (3) .................. W, 90-6618 Boston University .......... W, 94-7025 vs. Pennsylvania (4) ....... W, 79-4126 vs. Stanford (4) ............... W, 83-4927 vs. Wichita State (4) ....... W, 76-53

M 3 James Madison ............... W, 92-586 at South Carolina ........... W, 72-6010 UAB (7) ......................... W, 102-7911 W. Kentucky (7) ............. W, 78-6719 St. John’s (8) .................... W, 86-6324 vs. Maryland (9) ............. W, 74-5726 at Penn State (9) ............. W, 74-60

A 1 Louisiana Tech (10) ........ L, 55-71

1 – Winston Tire Classic – Los Angles, Ca.2 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

4 – Northern Lights Invitational – Anchorage, Alaska7 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

8 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.9 – NCAA East Regional – State College, Pa.

10 – NCAA Final Four – Norfolk, Va.



15 JMU (Scope) .................... W, 79-4321 Providence (2) ................ W, 98-6222 Vanderbilt (2) ................. W, 96-7228 vs. UNC (3) ..................... W, 78-6429 vs. Kentucky (3) ............. W, 66-59

J 4 UCLA .............................. W, 74-587 Long Beach St. ................ W, 84-7111 USC .................................. W, 52-4813 at Kentucky .................... W, 64-6316 South Carolina ............... W, 79-7225 Tennessee (4) ................... L, 64-6728 W. Kentucky ................... W, 76-5730 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 86-76

F 1 N.C. State ......................... L, 64-675 South Florida .................. W, 72-459 at Maryland .................... W, 73-6013 at Louisiana Tech ............ L, 63-7215 Boston University .......... W, 84-5521 at South Alabama .......... W, 64-5623 at UAB ............................ W, 77-5828 at UNC Charlotte ........... W, 85-57

M 8 UAB (5) ........................... W, 95-579 W. Kentucky (5) ............. W, 76-6316 Syracuse (6) .................... W, 88-6321 N.C. State (7) .................. W, 77-6723 Ohio State (7) .................. W, 72-6829 vs. NE Louisiana (8) ...... W, 57-4731 vs. Georgia (8) ................ W, 70-65

1 – Wildcat Invitational – Evanston, Ill.2 – Optimist Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3 – C.Q. Data Systems Holiday Tournament –Raleigh, N.C.

4 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game5 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

6 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.7 – NCAA East Regional – Norfolk, Va.8 – NCAA Final Four – Austin, Texas



Results


ResultsYEAR-by-YEAR

1970-71(8-7)

NCAA SECOND ROUND

N 3 Soviet Union (EXH) ........ L, 74-8727 at Cincinnati (1) .............. W, 59-4928 vs. Tennessee (1) ............. L, 52-83

D 1 at Virginia ........................ L, 55-5712 Maryland ......................... L, 75-9016 at Syracuse ....................... L, 64-7819 at West Virginia ............. W, 89-6429 Dayton (2) ....................... W, 79-5530 USC (2) ............................. L ,70-85

J 4 Arizona (Scope) .............. W, 82-687 at South Florida .............. W, 82-669 at Miami Florida ............ W, 93-7912 at W. Kentucky .............. W, 77-6914 at Tennessee .................... L, 68-9116 UNC Charlotte ............... W, 91-6920 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 77-5622 Long Beach St. ................ W, 85-7627 Boston College ............... W, 82-6430 at N.C. State .................... W, 71-65

F 6 at Rutgers ......................... L, 65-8210 Duke ................................. L, 81-8313 Wake Forest .................... W, 88-7615 at James Madison ............. L,69-7520 Louisiana Tech (3) .......... L, 65-6827 at VCU ............................. W, 59-49

M 3 South Alabama ............... W, 64-625 UAB ................................. W, 86-7611 vs. UAB (4) ...................... W, 66-5912 vs. W. Kentucky (4) ........ L, 69-7419 at Rutgers (5) ................... L, 78-88

1 – Hall of Fame Tournament – Cincinnati, Ohio2 – Reebok Roundball Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Tampa, Fla.

5 – NCAA Second Round – Piscataway, N.J.

Coach: Wendy Larry


1987-88(17-12)

NCAA SECOND ROUND

N 12 Brock (Exh) .................. W, 106-4826 Northern Illinois ............ W, 81-6930 Appalachian State .......... W, 85-65

D 6 Virginia ........................... W, 87-6810 at Maryland ..................... L, 57-8417 Virginia Tech .................. W, 68-6321 at Kent State ................... W, 99-7429 Florida A&M (1) ............ W, 82-7030 Vanderbilt (1) ................. W, 85-76

J 4 Tennessee ......................... L, 58-936 Boston University .......... W, 77-6610 at Notre Dame ................ W, 82-6513 Western Kentucky ......... W, 66-5619 at South Carolina ........... W, 67-6621 at Duke ............................ W, 77-7026 at UAB ............................. W, 77-6128 at South Alabama ........... L, 65-69

F 1 James Madison ............... W, 83-514 N.C. State (2) ................... L, 69-919 at Louisiana Tech ............ L, 71-7211 at UNC Charlotte ........... W, 70-6615 St. John's .......................... W, 86-6517 South Florida .................. W, 96-6121 at Texas ............................ L, 78-9924 vs. Texas El Paso (3) ............. W, 77-7125 vs. San Diego St. (3) .............. W, 90-6926 vs. Stephen F. Austin (3) ....... L, 81-96

M 2 VCU ................................. W, 85-734 George Mason ................ W, 72-6810 vs. UAB (4) ...................... W, 70-6411 at W. Kentucky (4) .......... L, 58-9315 Villanova (5) ................... W, 66-4119 at Mississippi (6) ............. L, 58-74

1 – Reebok Roundball Classic – Norfolk, Va.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

3 – Northern Lights Invitational – Anchorage, Alaska4 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Bowling

Green, Ky.5 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.

6 – NCAA Second Round – Oxford, Miss.

Coach: Wendy Larry

Final AP Ranking: #20Final USA Today Ranking: #21

1988-89(23-9)

NCAA SECOND ROUNDSUN BELT CHAMPS

N 24 vs. Bradley (1) ................. W, 84-6325 vs. Fairfield (1) ............... W, 96-6826 vs. Memphis St. (1) ......... W, 100-68

D 2 Maryland ......................... L, 69-736 at Virginia ........................ L, 70-868 Texas ................................. L, 92-9316 Kent State ........................ W, 89-5318 Duke ................................ W, 92-7821 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 84-7228 George Washington ....... W, 84-6330 at UCLA .......................... W, 68-64

J 3 at USC ............................. W, 82-696 at Tennessee .................... L, 61-8112 Notre Dame .................... W, 62-6114 Louisiana Tech (2) .......... L, 65-7918 at James Madison ........... W, 82-6620 South Carolina ................ L, 54-7527 UAB ................................. W ,59-5631 South Alabama ............... W, 92-62

F 3 at NC State ..................... L, 69-1026 at St. John’s ........... W, 92-86 (OT)9 UNC Charlotte ................ L, 69-8214 Richmond ....................... W, 79-7222 at W. Kentucky ............... L, 66-6824 at South Florida .............. W, 72-55

M 1 at VCU ............................. W, 90-828 South Alabama (3) ......... W, 81-729 W. Kentucky (3) ............. W, 73-65

1989-90(21-10)

N 23 Mercer .............................. L, 71-7430 vs. USC (1) ........................ L,61-72

D 1 vs. Syracuse (1) ................ L, 68-774 Virginia ............................ L, 59-908 Virginia Tech .................. W, 80-6915 at Rutgers ......................... L, 58-8118 UCLA ............................... L, 66-8021 Illinois State .................... W, 94-9328 USC ................................... L, 70-7730 at Geo. Washington ........ L, 76-78

J 4 at Maryland ..................... L, 65-716 Tennessee ......................... L, 62-939 James Madison ................ L, 61-7612 at Duke ............................. L, 62-7017 at South Alabama ........... L, 82-8419 at UAB .............................. L, 80-9129 at Richmond .................... L, 80-88

F 2 N.C. State (2) ................... L, 52-669 at Louisiana Tech ............ L, 68-7615 South Florida .................. W, 73-6620 at UNC Charlotte ............ L, 76-9223 at Notre Dame ................. L, 58-7027 VCU ................................. W, 85-66

M 1 W. Kentucky .................... L, 63-738 vs. S. Alabama (3) .......... W, 70-679 vs. UAB (3) ....................... L, 69-74

1 – Northwestern Tournament – Evanston, IL2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

3 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Birmingham, Ala.

Coach: Wendy Larry

1990-91(5-21)

N 28 at USC .............................. L, 64-8629 at Long Beach St. ............. L, 61-94

D 2 Virginia (Scope) .............. L, 59-755 vs. Missouri (1) ............... W, 83-746 at N. Illinois (1) .............. W, 89-7113 West Virginia ................. W, 92-6915 at Maryland ..................... L, 64-7419 Virginia Tech (2) ............ W, 74-5420 Auburn (2) ..................... L, 64-10527 Syracuse .......................... W, 74-68

J 3 at Wake Forest ................. L, 77-784 at Duke ............................. L, 56-637 Tennessee ......................... L, 90-9912 S. Florida (Scope) ........... W, 82-4414 South Carolina ............... W, 77-5123 at Kentucky ..................... L, 70-8528 at East Carolina .............. W, 90-5731 N. C. State (Scope) ......... W, 77-63

F 3 VCU ................................. W, 87-656 W. Kentucky (3) ............. W, 73-6812 at South Alabama ........... L, 62-7114 at UAB ............................. W, 92-5819 James Madison ................ L, 62-6621 at Louisiana Tech ............ L, 57-9026 at UNC Charlotte ........... W, 65-5828 Rutgers ............................ W, 82-68

M 5 South Florida (4) ............ W, 84-346 VCU (4) ........................... W, 90-637 South Alabama (4) ......... W, 64-6114 at UNC (5) ....................... W, 76-5819 vs. Auburn (6) ................. L, 61-77

1 – Fast Break Festival – DeKalb, Ill.2 – Reebok Roundball Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va/

5 – NCAA Second Round – Chapel Hill, N.C.6 – NCAA Regional – Knoxville, Tenn.

Final USA Today Ranking: #17


10 UAB (3) ........................... W, 72-5714 St. Joseph’s (4) ................ W, 91-6918 at Tennessee (5) ............... L, 68-87

1 – Aruba Sunshine Shootout2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

3 – Sun Belt Conference Tournament – Norfolk, Va.4 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA Second Round – Knoxville, Tenn.

Coach: Wendy Larry


CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA FIRST ROUND

N 22 VCU ................................. W, 77-6730 St. Peter’s ........................ W, 77-54

D 4 Rutgers ............................. L, 67-927 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 71-5521 Maryland ......................... L, 58-9028 vs. Wisconsin-GB (1) ............ W, 83-6829 vs. Siena (1) ..................... W, 69-65

J 4 at William & Mary * ...... W, 70-516 Stetson ............................. W, 84-59? at Radford ....................... W, 82-6211 at George Mason * ......... W, 76-7115 at American * ................... L, 66-6818 James Madison * (2) ....... W, 64-6222 at Richmond * .................. L, 62-6725 at N.C. State ..................... L, 78-8927 UNC-Wilmington * .............. W, 92-7030 at South Carolina ............ L, 51-64

F 4 at Tennessee .................... L, 59-758 George Mason * ............. W, 61-5112 American * ...................... W, 73-5615 at James Madison * ......... L, 69-7019 Richmond * ...................... L, 70-7422 at East Carolina * ............ L, 57-7126 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W ,86-5729 William & Mary * .......... W, 64-56

M 5 East Carolina* ................. W, 72-717 Notre Dame .................... W, 85-7612 American (3) ................... W, 55-5213 Richmond (3) .................. W, 78-5214 East Carolina (3) ............. W, 80-7518 at UNC (4) ....................... L, 54-60

1991-92(20-11)

CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA SECOND ROUND

D 8 at VCU ............................. L, 67-7212 at Maryland ..................... L, 54-8319 Virginia Tech (Scope) ..... L, 63-7628 vs. Florida Int'l. (1) .......... L, 67-7129 vs. Oklahoma (1) ............ W, 60-5430 vs. Michigan (1) .............. W, 71-63

J 2 Tennessee ......................... L, 60-688 Rutgers ............................ W, 66-5812 South Carolina ................ L, 65-6715 at George Mason* .......... W, 81-4817 at American * .................. W, 66-5622 Richmond * ..................... W, 75-5124 at James Madison* ......... W, 71-4229 East Carolina * ................ W, 75-3931 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 71-54

F 3 at William & Mary * ...... W, 64-486 N.C. State (2) .................. W, 81-679 at St. Peter’s ..................... L, 60-6612 George Mason * ............. W, 64-5714 American * ...................... W, 75-4919 at Richmond * ................. W, 91-6621 James Madison * ............ W, 67-4426 at East Carolina * ........... W, 71-5928 at UNC Wilmington * ....... W ,83-59

M 4 William & Mary * .......... W, 79-5211 UNC Wilmington (3) ....... W, 75-4212 East Carolina (3) ............. W, 65-5113 William & Mary (3) ....... W, 65-5117 Tennessee Tech (4) ......... W, 77-6020 Iowa (5) ............................ L, 56-82

* CAA game

1 – Church’s Classic – Miami, Fla.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.4 - NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA Second Round – Norfolk, Va.

Coach: Wendy Larry

1992-93(22-8)

* CAA game

1 – Villanova Christmas Classic – Villanova, Pa.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

4 – NCAA First Round – Chapel Hill, N.C.

Coach: Wendy Larry


N 27 South Carolina ............... W, 79-6928 Wake Forest ..................... L, 63-82

D 2 at Rutgers ......................... L, 73-824 Radford ........................... W, 78-618 Maryland ......................... L,61-7718 VCU * .............................. W, 80-4920 at Ill. State ....................... W, 60-3728 vs. Providence ................ W, 87-7730 at Montana ....................... L, 52-64

J 2 Notre Dame .................... W, 76-678 at Richmond * ................. W, 87-6613 at Tennessee .................... L, 49-9016 at James Madison * ........ W, 71-4921 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 66-4024 East Carolina * ................ W, 87-5327 at George Mason * ...... W, 82-76 (OT)30 American * ...................... W, 71-57

F 3 William & Mary * .......... W, 61-476 at N. C. State ................... W, 78-6210 Richmond * ..................... W, 89-6313 James Madison * (1) ....... W, 73-5918 at UNC Wilmington * ....... W, 61-3720 at East Carolina * ........... W, 96-7024 George Mason * ............. W, 67-5527 at American * .................. W, 77-51

M 3 at William & Mary * ........ W, 64-51

1993-94(25-6)



N 22 VCU ................................. W, 77-6730 St. Peter’s ........................ W, 77-54

D 4 Rutgers ............................. L, 67-927 at Virginia Tech .............. W, 71-5521 Maryland ......................... L, 58-9028 vs. Wisconsin-GB (1) ............ W, 83-6829 vs. Siena (1) ..................... W, 69-65

J 4 at William & Mary * ...... W, 70-516 Stetson ............................. W, 84-59? at Radford ....................... W, 82-6211 at George Mason * ......... W, 76-7115 at American * ................... L, 66-6818 James Madison * (2) ....... W, 64-6222 at Richmond * .................. L, 62-6725 at N.C. State ..................... L, 78-8927 UNC-Wilmington * .............. W, 92-7030 at South Carolina ............ L, 51-64

F 4 at Tennessee .................... L, 59-758 George Mason * ............. W, 61-5112 American * ...................... W, 73-5615 at James Madison * ......... L, 69-7019 Richmond * ...................... L, 70-7422 at East Carolina * ............ L, 57-7126 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W ,86-5729 William & Mary * .......... W, 64-56

M 5 East Carolina* ................. W, 72-717 Notre Dame .................... W, 85-7612 American (3) ................... W, 55-5213 Richmond (3) .................. W, 78-5214 East Carolina (3) ............. W, 80-7518 at UNC (4) ....................... L, 54-60

* CAA game

1 – Villanova Christmas Classic – Villanova, Pa.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

4 – NCAA First Round – Chapel Hill, N.C.

Coach: Wendy Larry

1991-92(20-11)


D 8 at VCU ............................. L, 67-7212 at Maryland ..................... L, 54-8319 Virginia Tech (Scope) ..... L, 63-7628 vs. Florida Int'l. (1) .......... L, 67-7129 vs. Oklahoma (1) ............ W, 60-5430 vs. Michigan (1) .............. W, 71-63

J 2 Tennessee ......................... L, 60-688 Rutgers ............................ W, 66-5812 South Carolina ................ L, 65-6715 at George Mason* .......... W, 81-4817 at American * .................. W, 66-5622 Richmond * ..................... W, 75-5124 at James Madison* ......... W, 71-4229 East Carolina * ................ W, 75-3931 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 71-54

F 3 at William & Mary * ...... W, 64-486 N.C. State (2) .................. W, 81-679 at St. Peter’s ..................... L, 60-6612 George Mason * ............. W, 64-5714 American * ...................... W, 75-4919 at Richmond * ................. W, 91-6621 James Madison * ............ W, 67-4426 at East Carolina * ........... W, 71-5928 at UNC Wilmington * ....... W ,83-59

M 4 William & Mary * .......... W, 79-5211 UNC Wilmington (3) ....... W, 75-4212 East Carolina (3) ............. W, 65-5113 William & Mary (3) ....... W, 65-5117 Tennessee Tech (4) ......... W, 77-6020 Iowa (5) ............................ L, 56-82

* CAA game

1992-93(22-8)


N 27 South Carolina ............... W, 79-6928 Wake Forest ..................... L, 63-82

D 2 at Rutgers ......................... L, 73-824 Radford ........................... W, 78-618 Maryland ......................... L,61-7718 VCU * .............................. W, 80-4920 at Ill. State ....................... W, 60-3728 vs. Providence ................ W, 87-7730 at Montana ....................... L, 52-64

J 2 Notre Dame .................... W, 76-678 at Richmond * ................. W, 87-6613 at Tennessee .................... L, 49-9016 at James Madison * ........ W, 71-4921 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 66-4024 East Carolina * ................ W, 87-5327 at George Mason * ...... W, 82-76 (OT)30 American * ...................... W, 71-57

F 3 William & Mary * .......... W, 61-476 at N. C. State ................... W, 78-6210 Richmond * ..................... W, 89-6313 James Madison * (1) ....... W, 73-5918 at UNC Wilmington * ....... W, 61-3720 at East Carolina * ........... W, 96-7024 George Mason * ............. W, 67-5527 at American * .................. W, 77-51

M 3 at William & Mary * ........ W, 64-5110 vs. East Carolina (2) ......... W, 87-4511 vs. William & Mary (2) ..... W, 88-6612 vs. George Mason (2) ........ W, 78-6116 St. Joseph's (3) ................ W, 56-5520 at UNC (4) ........................ L, 52-63

* CAA game

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – CAA Tournament – Harrisonburg, Pa.

3 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.4 - NCAA Second Round – Chapel Hill, N.C.

Coach: Wendy Larry

1993-94(25-6)


N 26 Syracuse .......................... W, 54-5327 Duke ................................ W, 64-5930 at VCU * .......................... W, 71-54

D 3 Winthrop ........................ W, 78-4110 at Texas ........................... W, 73-7019 vs. Southern Ill. (1) ......... W, 64-5220 vs. Texas Tech (1) ............ L, 53-6721 vs. Oklahoma St.(1) ........ L, 59-6228 vs. Auburn (2) ................ W, 59-4829 vs. Grambling (2) ........... W, 80-79

J 2 at South Florida .............. W, 94-626 James Madison * ............ W, 68-6410 Rutgers ............................ W, 82-6513 at American * .................. W, 86-5915 at George Mason * ......... W, 70-4518 Richmond * ..................... W, 78-4921 Dartmouth ...................... W, 69-4724 Tennessee ......................... L, 54-7727 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 72-4229 at East Carolina * ........... W, 92-67

F 1 N.C. State (3) ................... L, 75-81 5 at William and Mary * ..... W, 77-3612 American * ...................... W,7 0-6016 at Richmond * ................. W, 84-6619 at James Madison * ........ L, 8 0-8723 at UNC Wilmington * W, 70-41

1994-95(27-6)

ResultsYEAR-by-YEAR


N 26 Syracuse .......................... W, 54-5327 Duke ................................ W, 64-5930 at VCU * .......................... W, 71-54

D 3 Winthrop ........................ W, 78-4110 at Texas ........................... W, 73-7019 vs. Southern Ill. (1) ......... W, 64-5220 vs. Texas Tech (1) ............ L, 53-6721 vs. Oklahoma St.(1) ........ L, 59-6228 vs. Auburn (2) ................ W, 59-4829 vs. Grambling (2) ........... W, 80-79

J 2 at South Florida .............. W, 94-626 James Madison * ............ W, 68-6410 Rutgers ............................ W, 82-6513 at American * .................. W, 86-5915 at George Mason * ......... W, 70-4518 Richmond * ..................... W, 78-4921 Dartmouth ...................... W, 69-4724 Tennessee ......................... L, 54-7727 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 72-4229 at East Carolina * ........... W, 92-67

F 1 N.C. State (3) ................... L, 75-81 5 at William and Mary * ..... W, 77-3612 American * ...................... W,7 0-6016 at Richmond * ................. W, 84-6619 at James Madison * ........ L, 8 0-8723 at UNC Wilmington * ....... W, 70-4126 East Carolina * ................ W, 99-62

M 1 George Mason * ............. W, 85-764 William and Mary * ....... W, 81-589 UNC Wilmington (4) ........ W, 73-4410 William and Mary (4) ....... W, 96-3711 James Madison (4) ......... W, 63-4416 vs. Florida Int'l. (5) .......... L, 76-81

* CAA game

1 – San Juan Shootout – San Juan, Puerto Rico2 – Church’s Classic – Miami, Fla.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA First Round – Knoxville, Tenn.


Coach: Wendy Larry

1994-95(27-6)

CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA SWEET 16

N 25 Radford (1) ...................... W, 92-5826 Georgia (1) ...................... W, 67-6429 at California .................... W, 80-58

D 1 at Stanford ....................... L, 76-9716 at Rutgers ........................ W, 69-5321 South Florida .................. W, 95-5429 at Louisville (2) .............. W, 73-7030 vs. Colorado (2) .............. W, 77-65

J 2 at Richmond * ................. W, 79-365 Texas ................................ W, 98-617 American * ...................... W, 94-3911 at Tennessee .................... L, 47-6914 at VCU* ........................... W, 86-5719 at East Carolina * ........... W, 75-5621 UNC Wilmington * ......... W, 103-22

1995-96(29-3)

CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA RUNNER-UP

N 15 Geo. Washington (1) ............. W, 70-4417 #16 N.C. State (1) ............ L, 62-6523 Indiana State (2) ........... W, 116-2624 Wake Forest (2) .............. W, 82-41

D 1 Miami (Fla.) .................... W, 94-557 Vs. #15 Duke (3) ............. W, 89-778 Vs. #13 Vanderbilt (3) .......... W, 70-5914 at Purdue ........................ W, 55-5117 #1 Stanford ..................... W, 83-6621 at Rutgers ........................ W, 86-59

J 3 Richmond * ..................... W, 89-535 at East Carolina * ........... W, 74-367 #9 Tennessee .................. W, 83-7212 William and Mary * ....... W, 79-3617 at James Madison * ........ W, 78-5321 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 89-5124 at American * ................ W, 104-4926 George Mason * ........... W, 107-6231 VCU * .............................. W, 93-35

F 2 at Richmond * ................. W, 88-657 James Madison * (4) ....... W, 77-499 American * ...................... W, 94-5711 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W ,97-5816 at William and Mary * .......... W ,96-3618 East Carolina * ................ W, 88-4321 at VCU * .......................... W, 94-4723 at George Mason * ....... W, 102-4627 vs. William & Mary (5) ....... W, 101-3528 vs. James Madison (5) .......... W, 86-48

M 2 vs. East Carolina (5) .............. W, 83-4614 Liberty (6) ..................... W, 102-5216 Purdue (6) ............. W, 69-65 (OT)22 Vs. #9 LSU (7) ................. W, 62-4924 Vs. #7 Florida (7) ............ W, 53-5128 Vs. #3 Stanford (8) ...... W, 83-82 (OT)30 Vs. #10 Tennessee (8) ............ L, 59-68

* CAA game

1 – Preseason WNIT – Norfolk, Va.2 - Dial Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3 - Central Fidelity Classic – Richmond, Va.4– Donna Doyle Scholarship Game

5 – CAA Tournament – Richmond, Va.6 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds – Norfolk, Va.

7 – NCAA Mideast Regional – W. Laffayette, Ind.8 – NCAA Final Four – Cincinnati, Ohio

Final USA Today Ranking: #2

Coach: Wendy Larry

1996-97(34-2)

10 vs. East Carolina (2) ......... W, 87-4511 vs. William & Mary (2) ..... W, 88-6612 vs. George Mason (2) ........ W, 78-6116 St. Joseph's (3) ................ W, 56-5520 at UNC (4) ........................ L, 52-63

* CAA game

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – CAA Tournament – Harrisonburg, Va.

3 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.4 - NCAA Second Round – Chapel Hill, N.C.

Coach: Wendy Larry

26 at James Madison * ........ W, 67-4228 George Mason * ............. W, 93-51

F 2 William & Mary * ........ W, 105-504 East Carolina * ................ W, 94-459 at George Mason * ......... W, 86-6411 at American * .................. W, 87-5016 Richmond * ..................... W, 92-4418 VCU* (3) ........................ W, 103-4323 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W, 81-4128 James Madison * ............ W, 77-64

M 3 at William and Mary * .......... W, 86-447 Richmond (4) .................. W, 92-618 American (4) ................... W, 86-669 James Madison (4) ......... W, 84-5816 Holy Cross (5) ................ W, 83-5618 Toledo (5) ........................ W, 72-6623 vs. Virginia (6) ................. L, 60-72

* CAA game

1 – Dial Classic – Norfolk, Va.2 – Seelbach Classic – Louisville, Ky.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds – Norfolk, Va.6 – NCAA Mideast Regional – Charlottesville, Va.


Coach: Wendy Larry

1 – Church’s Classic – Miami, FL2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, VA4 - NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, VA

5 – NCAA Second Round – Norfolk, VA

Coach: Wendy Larry


ResultsYEAR-by-YEAR


N 25 Radford (1) ...................... W, 92-5826 Georgia (1) ...................... W, 67-6429 at California .................... W, 80-58

D 1 at Stanford ....................... L, 76-9716 at Rutgers ........................ W, 69-5321 South Florida .................. W, 95-5429 at Louisville (2) .............. W, 73-7030 vs. Colorado (2) .............. W, 77-65

J 2 at Richmond * ................. W, 79-365 Texas ................................ W, 98-617 American * ...................... W, 94-3911 at Tennessee .................... L, 47-6914 at VCU* ........................... W, 86-5719 at East Carolina * ........... W, 75-5621 UNC Wilmington * ......... W, 103-2226 at James Madison * ........ W, 67-4228 George Mason * ............. W, 93-51

F 2 William & Mary * ........ W, 105-504 East Carolina * ................ W, 94-459 at George Mason * ......... W, 86-6411 at American * .................. W, 87-5016 Richmond * ..................... W, 92-4418 VCU* (3) ........................ W, 103-4323 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W, 81-4128 James Madison * ............ W, 77-64

M 3 at William and Mary * .......... W, 86-447 Richmond (4) .................. W, 92-618 American (4) ................... W, 86-669 James Madison (4) ......... W, 84-5816 Holy Cross (5) ................ W, 83-5618 Toledo (5) ........................ W, 72-6623 vs. Virginia (6) ................. L, 60-72

* CAA game

1 – Dial Classic – Norfolk, Va.2 – Seelbach Classic – Louisville, Ky.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds – Norfolk, Va.6 – NCAA Mideast Regional – Charlottesville, Va.


Coach: Wendy Larry

1995-96(29-3)

CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA RUNNER-UP

N 15 Geo. Washington (1) ............. W, 70-4417 #16 N.C. State (1) ............ L, 62-6523 Indiana State (2) ........... W, 116-2624 Wake Forest (2) .............. W, 82-41

D 1 Miami (Fla.) .................... W, 94-557 Vs. #15 Duke (3) ............. W, 89-778 Vs. #13 Vanderbilt (3) .......... W, 70-5914 at Purdue ........................ W, 55-5117 #1 Stanford ..................... W, 83-6621 at Rutgers ........................ W, 86-59

1996-97(34-2)

26 East Carolina * ................ W, 99-62M 1 George Mason * ............. W, 85-76

4 William and Mary * ....... W, 81-589 UNC Wilmington (4) ........ W, 73-4410 William and Mary (4) ....... W, 96-3711 James Madison (4) ......... W, 63-4416 vs. Florida Int'l. (5) .......... L, 76-81

* CAA game

1 – San Juan Shootout – San Juan, Puerto Rico2 – Church’s Classic – Miami, Fla.3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

5 – NCAA First Round – Knoxville, Tenn.


Coach: Wendy Larry

J 3 Richmond * ..................... W, 89-535 at East Carolina * ........... W, 74-367 #9 Tennessee .................. W, 83-7212 William and Mary * ....... W, 79-3617 at James Madison * ........ W, 78-5321 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 89-5124 at American * ................ W, 104-4926 George Mason * ........... W, 107-6231 VCU * .............................. W, 93-35

F 2 at Richmond * ................. W, 88-657 James Madison * (4) ....... W, 77-499 American * ...................... W, 94-5711 at UNC Wilmington * .......... W ,97-5816 at William and Mary * .......... W ,96-3618 East Carolina * ................ W, 88-4321 at VCU * .......................... W, 94-4723 at George Mason * ....... W, 102-4627 vs. William & Mary (5) ....... W, 101-3528 vs. James Madison (5) .......... W, 86-48

M 2 vs. East Carolina (5) .............. W, 83-4614 Liberty (6) ..................... W, 102-5216 Purdue (6) ............. W, 69-65 (OT)22 Vs. #9 LSU (7) ................. W, 62-4924 Vs. #7 Florida (7) ............ W, 53-5128 Vs. #3 Stanford (8) ...... W, 83-82 (OT)30 Vs. #10 Tennessee (8) ..... L, 59-68

* CAA game

1 – Preseason WNIT – Norfolk, Va.2 - Dial Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3- Central Fidelity Classic – Richmond, Va.4 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game


7 – NCAA Mideast Regional – W. Laffayette, Ind.8 – NCAA Final Four – Cincinnati, Ohio

Coach: Wendy Larry



N 23 at #7 Illinois (1) .............. W, 79-65 26 #24 Purdue ..................... W, 72-62 29 Quinnipiac (2) ................ W, 94-42 30 Louisville (2) ................... W, 77-39D 3 at William & Mary * ...... W, 94-53

6 at Richmond* (3) ............ W, 87-64 7 vs. #4 La. Tech (3) ............ W, 88-65 13 Rutgers ............................ W, 71-57J 1 at #6 Texas Tech ............. W, 74-71 4 Richmond * ..................... W, 80-58 6 at UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 78-46 9 George Mason * ............. W, 75-39 11 East Carolina * ................ W, 72-36 16 at James Madison * ........ W, 76-65 19 at #3 Connecticut ......... L, 72-93 23 American * ...................... W, 85-67 25 at VCU * ........................ W, 82-70 27 vs #16 Virginia ............... W, 80-51 30 James Madison * (4) ....... W, 81-59F 4 at George Mason * ......... W, 63-43

7 at #1 Tennessee ............... L, 61-859 at American * .................. W, 78-5913 VCU * ............................. W, 86-4817 UNC Wilmington * ........... W, 92-5120 William & Mary * ........ W, 110-5122 at East Carolina * ........... W, 76-3525 vs. East Carolina (5) ....... W, 60-3928 vs. VCU (5) ..................... W, 86-61

M 1 vs. American (5) ............. W, 82-4913 St. Francis(PA.) (6) ......... W, 92-3915 Nebraska (6) ................... W, 75-6021 vs. #10 N.C. State (7) ...... L, 54-55

* CAA game

1 – State Farm Tip-Off – Champagne, Ill.2 - Dial Classic – Norfolk, Va.

3 – Central Fidelity Classic – Richmond, Va.4 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game


1997-98(29-3)


N 15 Marshall .......................... W, 68-3621 #8/12 Texas Tech .......... W, 85-6424 at #10 N.C.State ............. W, 75-7227 vs. USC (1) ..................... W, 73-6129 vs. SW Missouri St. (1) ......... W ,79-59

D 5 vs. #6/7 Alabama (2) ...... L, 68-796 at Richmond (2) ........... W, 104-9713 at Penn State .................... L ,77-8923 at UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 104-60

J 3 at George Mason ............ W ,94-6910 VCU * ............................. W ,80-4812 American * ........................ W ,86-6415 at East Carolina * ........... W ,81-5219 Tennessee ......................... L, 61-7722 James Madison * ............ W, 79-5224 at Richmond * ................. W, 94-5326 at William & Mary * ........... W, 75-4329 at VCU * .......................... W, 81-5931 George Mason * ............ W, 81-45

F 5 at James Madison * ........ W, 74-507 East Carolina * ................ W, 89-6013 #4 Connecticut ............... W, 82-7716 William & Mary * .......... W, 90-5719 at American * .................. W, 72-7021 Richmond * (3) ............. W, 100-6426 UNC Wilmington * ........ W, 74-52

M 4 vs. James Madison (4) ........ W, 73-45 5 vs. VCU (4) ..................... W, 58-45 6 vs. East Carolina (4) ....... W, 73-67 12 Tennessee Tech (5) ......... W, 74-48 14 Maine (5) ......................... W, 72-62 20 vs. Duke (6) ...................... L, 63-76

* CAA game

1 – Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol – Cancun, Mexico2 – Wachovia Women’s Classic – Richmond, Va.

3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Richmond, Va.

5 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds – Norfolk, Va.6 – NCAA East Regional – Greensboro, N.C.

7 – NCAA East Regional – Dayton, Ohio


Coach: Wendy Larry

1998-99(28-4)

7 – NCAA East Regional – Dayton, Ohio


Coach: Wendy Larry


N 19 Hampton ......................... W, 91-64 24 vs. Clemson (1) .............. W, 68-57 26 vs. Connecticut (1) ........ L, 66-109D 3 vs. Memphis (2) ............. W, 99-60 4 vs. Syracuse (2) ............... W, 71-46 10 Virginia ........................... W, 86-65 12 Denver ............................. W, 71-49 20 Vermont .......................... W, 86-59 29 at UCLA ........................... L, 76-82J 3 at Tennessee .................. L, 55-113 7 at UNC- Wilmington * ......... W, 84-65 9 at East Carolina * ........... W, 83-79 14 Richmond* .................... W, 108-67 16 James Madison * ............ W, 74-57 21 at George Mason * ......... W, 75-56 23 at American * ................. W, 76-51 28 William & Mary * .......... W, 96-44F 1 at Rutgers ........................ L, 50-58

4 at VCU * .......................... W, 72-476 George Mason * ............. W, 88-6511 UNC-Wilmington * ....... W, 85-55

1999-2000(29-5)

13 American * ...................... W, 91-51 18 at William & Mary * ...... W, 85-43 20 East Carolina * (3) .............. W, 74-58 22 St. John's .......................... W, 89-50 25 at James Madison * ........ W, 84-64 27 at Richmond * ................ W, 93-67M 5 VCU * ............................. W, 70-47

9 vs. George Mason (4) ............ W, 66-61 10 vs. East Carolina (4) .............. W, 89-60 11 vs. UNC Wilmington (4) ...... W, 92-49 18 Wisc-Green Bay (5) ......... W,94-85 20 Southern Methodist (5) ........ W, 96-76 25 vs. #3 La. Tech (6) ........... L, 74-86

* CAA game

1 – Coaches vs. Cancer – Hartford, Conn.2 – Syracuse Carrier Classic – Syracuse, N.Y.

3 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game4 – CAA Tournament – Richmond, Va.

5 – NCAA Midwest Regional – Kansas City, Mo.6 – NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds – Norfolk, Va.

7 – NCAA Midwest Regional – Kansas City, Mo.


Coach: Wendy Larry


N 12 vs. Penn State (1) ............. L, 72-9917 Syracuse .................. L, 84-85 (OT)25 at UNC .......................... W, 91-77

D 3 at Virginia ........................ L, 67-787 at St. Johns ...................... W, 65-5218 UCLA .............................. W, 86-6221 Virginia Tech ............... L, 57-6930 at UNC-Wilmington * ........ W ,74-59

J 2 American * ...................... W, 86-41 7 James Madison * ........ W, 62-56 12 William and Mary * (2) ..... W ,68-46 14 at Hampton ................... W, 93-69 18 at Connecticut ................. L, 51-80 21 at East Carolina * ........... W, 67-51 24 VCU * .............................. W, 80-52 28 Tennessee ........................ L, 70-87 31 Rutgers ............................. L, 45-69F 2 Richmond * ..................... W, 95-82 4 East Carolina * ................ W, 92-64 16 at George Mason * ......... W, 73-64 11 at American * .................. W, 91-48 15 UNC-Wilmington * ....... W, 83-32 18 at James Madison * ......... L, 48-49 22 at William and Mary * .......... W ,78-32 25 George Mason * ............ W, 65-36 28 at VCU * .......................... W, 93-82M 3 at Richmond * ................. W, 85-75 9 William & Mary (3) ....... W, 62-49 10 James Madison (4) ......... W, 66-62 16 vs. Washington (5) .......... L, 65-67

* CAA game

1 – State Farm Tip-Off Classic – Hartford, Conn.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

4 – NCAA 1st Round – Gainesville, Fla.

Coach: Wendy Larry

2000-2001(21-9)

CAA CHAMPIONSNCAA ELITE EIGHT

N 16 Towson * ......................... W, 82-2619 at Virginia Tech .............. L, 62-6823 at VCU * ......................... W, 70-5126 at N.C. State ..................... L, 58-74

D 2 #24 North Carolina ......... L, 85-956 #21 Penn State ............ W, 84-80 (OT)

14 Seton Hall .............. W, 65-5220 at Denver ....................... W, 91-6929 #1 Connecticut ............... L, 70-84

2001-2002(28-6)


1993-94 CAA Champions (25-6)


ChampionsCAA


N 22 Virginia ............................. L,55-6328 vs #17 Arkansas (1) ................ L,49-5429 vs #1 Duke (2) ................. L ,52-6530 vs Hampton (2) ............... W,90-54

D 8 at #16 UNC ....................... L,54-9021 Virginia Tech ................... W,63-4930 N.C. State ......................... W,79-55

J 3 UNC-Wilmington ................. W,71-587 #5 Tennessee .................... L,63-9110 at Drexel* ........................ W,54-5212 at George Mason* ........... W,73-6916 James Madison* .............. W,58-4819 at Towson* ....................... W,69-4821 at #13/15 Penn St. ........... L,74-8124 VCU * ............................... W,73-5626 Hofstra* ............................ W,81-4931 Rutgers ( ........................ L,59-67

F 2 Delaware* ........................ W,73-626 at VCU * ............................ L,56-679 at James Madison* ......... L,95-98 (OT)14 at Delaware* ..................... L,50-5816 at Hofstra* ........................ W,99-6921 Drexel* ............................. W,71-5723 George Mason* ............... W,70-6027 Towson* .......................... W,72-46

M 2 William & Mary* ............ W,83-446 at UNC Wilmington* ......... W,51-48 (OT)9 at William and Mary* ........... W,67-4913 Hofstra* (3) ...................... W,88-4614 James Madison* (3) ............... W,71-5515 Delaware* (3) ................... W,66-5822 Boston College (4) ............ L,72-73

* CAA game1 – Paradise Jam - St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.4 – NCAA 1st Round – Norfolk, Va.

Coach: Wendy Larry

2002-03(21-9)


N 14 at #20 Colorado (1) ......... L, 67-8415 vs. #22 Auburn (1) .......... L, 49-8421 at William & Mary * ...... W, 75-5825 #7 Penn State .................. W, 75-6830 Charlotte ......................... W, 75-61

D 3 at #23/19 Va. Tech ......... L, 72-797 #12/13 UNC ................... W, 73-6815 Florida International ..... W, 77-6618 Georgia Tech .................. W, 67-5628 at Rugers .......................... L, 45-69

J 4 at #5 Tennessee ............... L, 42-669 at James Madison * ........ W, 75-7311 at Delaware * .................. W, 67-5615 Towson * ......................... W, 87-3418 at Hofstra * ....................... L, 72-7422 at VCU * .......................... W, 80-6429 UNC-Wilmington .......... W, 67-55

F 1 Drexel * ........................... W, 81-515 at Towson * ..................... W, 68-648 at Drexel * ....................... W, 76-6912 Hofstra * ........................ W, 105-6215 at UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 68-5920 Delaware * ...................... W, 70-5722 VCU * .............................. W, 95-7226 James Madison (2) ......... W, 80-5829 at George Mason * ......... W, 81-64

M 4 William & Mary ............. W, 79-4511 William & Mary (3) ....... W, 82-5612 Delaware (3) ................... W, 73-6213 George Mason (3) .......... W, 85-8121 vs. Marquette (4) ............. L, 64-67

* CAA game

1 – WBCA Pre-Season Classic - Boulder, Co.2 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game3 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

4 - NCAA 1st Round – Durham, N.C.

Coach: Wendy Larry

2003-04(25-7)

ResultsYEAR-by-YEARJ 1 at William and Mary * ........ W, 105-47

4 VCU * ............................ W, 108-468 at #2 Tennessee ............... L, 62-7411 at Delaware * .................. W, 82-5513 at George Mason * ......... W, 71-5117 Hofstra * ....................... W, 82-4820 Drexel * ........................... W, 74-52

24 at UNC-Wilmington * .......... W, 63-39 27 at James Madison * ........ W, 68-51F 1 at Rugers ......................... W, 70-48 3 at Towson * ..................... W, 66-27 8 George Mason * ............. W, 69-31 10 Delaware * ...................... W, 72-45 15 UNC-Wilmington * .............. W, 72-40 17 James Madison (1) * ....... W, 67-43 22 at Hofstra * ...................... W, 90-57 24 at Drexel * ....................... W, 90-57M 1 William and Mary * .............. W, 70-36 7 William and Mary (2) ........... W. 73-52 8 George Mason (2) ...... W, 68-63 (OT) 9 UNC-Wilmington (2) ........... W, 76-48 16 vs. Georgia (3) ................ W, 68-54 18 at Purdue (3) ......... W, 74-70 (OT) 23 vs. Kansas St. (4) ............ W, 88-62 25 vs. #1 UConn (4) ............ L, 64-85

* CAA game

1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – CAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

3 – NCAA 1st/2nd Round – W. Laffayette, Ind.4 – NCAA Mideast Regional – Milwaukee, Wisc.


Coach: Wendy Larry


N 23 at Georgia Tech ............... L, 64-7127 Virginia Tech .................. W, 87-5630 East Tennessee State ...... W, 86-52

D 5 #16/19 Rutgers (1) .......... W, 696110 at Virginia ........................ L, 64-7219 at Penn State .................... L, 68-7622 Harvard ........................... W, 83-5530 at #12/13 North Carolina .. 55-79

J 2 #8 Tennessee ................... L, 58-686 at James Madison ........... W, 70-589 Delaware .......................... L, 70-7314 Va. Commonwealth ...... W, 78-5916 Hofstra ............................ W, 79-5420 William & Mary ............. W, 77-5923 at Towson ....................... W, 80-6627 George Mason ................ W, 66-4930 at UNC-Wilmington ...... W, 59-55

F 3 at Va. Commonwealth .. W, 62-516 Towson ............................ W, 78-5611 at Delaware ..................... L, 58-6213 at George Mason ............ W, 66-4917 Drexel .............................. W, 60-4920 at William & Mary ......... W, 68-5024 UNC-Wilmington .......... W, 76-5227 James Madison ............... W, 92-61

M 3 at Hofstra ........................ W, 78-656 at Drexel ........................... L, 68-7110 vs. Hofstra (2) ................. W, 87-6811 vs. Drexel (2) ................... W, 64-6312 vs. Delaware (2) ... W, 78-74 (OT)19 vs. Virginia (3) ................. L, 57-79

* CAA game1 – Donna Doyle Scholarship Game2 – CAA Tournament – Fairfax, Va.

4 - NCAA 1st Round – Minneapolis, Minn.Coach: Wendy Larry

2004-05(22-9)





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ChampionsCAA



14 CAACHAMPIONSHIPS...

AND COUNTING


OVERALL CONF. NATIONAL STATE OR CONF. VS. VIRGINIAYEAR RECORD RECORD COACH FINISH CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHOOLS1969-70 16-2 Mary Jackson VFISW Champions 12-21970-71 8-9 Mary Jackson 7-51971-72 12-7 Mary Jackson 11-31972-73 7-9 Mary Jackson 7-6CAREER 43-27 (.614) 4 YEARS 37-16

1973-74 7-7 Debbie Wilson 5-6CAREER 7-7 (.500) 1 YEAR 5-6

1974-75 13-9 Pam Parsons 12-71975-76 15-11 Pam Parsons 15-41976-77 23-9 Pam Parsons NWIT Semi-finals VFISW Champions 16-1CAREER 51-29 (.637) 3 YEARS 43-12

1977-78 30-4 Marianne Stanley NWIT Champions VFISW Champions 16-01978-79 35-1 Marianne Stanley AIAW National Champions VFISW Champions 10-01979-80 37-1 Marianne Stanley AIAW National Champions VFISW Champions 8-01980-81 28-7 Marianne Stanley AIAW Third place VFISW Champions 8-01981-82 22-6 Marianne Stanley NCAA Sweet 16 - East Region 4-11982-83 29-6 Marianne Stanley NCAA Final Four - East Region Sun Belt Champions 5-01983-84 24-5 Marianne Stanley NCAA Elite Eight - East Region Sun Belt Champions 4-01984-85 31-3 6-0 Marianne Stanley NCAA National Champions Sun Belt Champions 4-01985-86 15-13 5-1 Marianne Stanley 1-31986-87 18-13 5-1 Marianne Stanley NCAA Sweet 16 - Mideast Region Sun Belt Champions 3-2CAREER 269-59 (.820) 10 YEARS 63-6

1987-88 17-12 6-0 Wendy Larry NCAA 2nd Round - East Region 2-21988-89 23-9 5-1 Wendy Larry NCAA 2nd Round - Mideast Region 5-01989-90 21-10 4-2 Wendy Larry NCAA 2nd Round - East Region Sun Belt Champions 4-11990-91 5-21 2-4 Wendy Larry 2-31991-92 20-11 9-5 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - East Region Colonial Champions 8-41992-93 22-8 14-0 Wendy Larry NCAA 2nd Round - Mideast Region Colonial Champions 9-21993-94 25-6 14-0 Wendy Larry NCAA 2nd Round - East Region Colonial Champions 12-01994-95 27-6 13-1 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - Mideast Region Colonial Champions 10-11995-96 29-3 16-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Sweet 16 - East Colonial Champions 15-11996-97 34-2 16-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Championship Game Colonial Champions 15-01997-98 29-3 16-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Sweet 16 - East Region Colonial Champions 12-01998-99 28-4 16-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Sweet 16 - East Region Colonial Champions 13-01999-00 29-5 16-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Sweet 16 - Midwest Region Colonial Champions 13-02000-01 21-9 15-1 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - West Region Colonial Champions 12-32001-02 28-6 18-0 Wendy Larry NCAA Elite Eight - Mideast Region Colonial Champions 10-12002-03 21-11 15-3 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - East Region Colonial Champions 4-32003-04 25-7 17-1 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - Mideast Region Colonial Champions 10-12004-05 22-9 15-3 Wendy Larry NCAA 1st Round - Colonial Champions 14-2CAREER 426-142 (.750) 18 YEARS 175-24 (.880)TOTALS 796-314 (.717) 351-78 (.818 vs. Div. I)

Year-by-Year with the Lady Monarchs

100 Point Games

RECORDSODU-Opp. Opponent Date122-62 vs. Virginia Union Nov. 16, 1979116-26 vs. Indiana State Nov. 23, 1996113-45 vs. Virginia State Dec. 4, 1979112-77 vs. East Carolina Jan. 21, 1980112-58 vs. Clemson Nov. 30, 1979111-62 vs. William & Mary Dec. 12, 1977110-56 vs. Norfolk State Dec. 12, 1977110-51 vs. William & Mary Feb. 20, 1998109-56 vs. Va. Union Feb. 24, 1981*108-67 vs. Richmond Jan. 14, 2000108-48 vs. Virginia Tech Jan. 27, 1978108-46 vs. VCU Feb. 4, 2002107-62 vs. George Mason Jan. 26, 1997107-41 vs. Long Island Jan. 19, 1980106-53 vs. Queens Jan. 6, 1979106-42 vs. Norfolk State Feb. 19, 1980105-62 vs. Hostra Feb. 12, 2004105-47 at William and Mary Jan. 1, 2002105-50 vs. William and Mary Feb. 2, 1996104-97 vs. Richmond Dec. 6, 1998104-63 vs. Va. Union March, 4, 1973*104-60 vs. UNC-Wilmington Dec. 23, 1998104-49 at American Jan. 24, 1997104-39 vs. George Mason Nov. 22, 1982

ODU-Opp. Opponent Date103-69 vs. Norfolk State Feb. 4, 1977103-43 vs. VCU Feb. 18, 1996103-22 vs. UNC-Wilmington Jan. 21, 1996102-90 vs. S. California Jan. 6, 1984102-76 vs. UAB Mar 10, 1983 $102-52 vs. Liberty ‡ Mar. 14, 1997102-46 at George Mason Feb. 23, 1997101-60 vs. Radford Dec. 19, 1978101-35 vs. William & Mary Feb. 27, 1997@100-68 vs. Memphis State Nov. 26, 1990100-67 vs. Virginia Tech March 1, 1984100-66 vs. Radford March 2, 1979*100-64 vs. Richmond Feb. 21, 1999100-61 vs. Florida State Jan. 17, 1982100-39 vs. East Carolina Feb. 7, 197764-105 vs. Auburn Dec. 29, 1986#69-102 vs. at N.C. State Feb. 3, 199079-101 vs. at N.C. State 1976

*VAIAW (State Tournament)& Sun Belt Conference Tournament Semi-Finals#Reebok ODU Classic ‡ NCAA Tournament@ CAA Tournament

Overtime Games (10-3)

Date: Team: Result:

3/12/05 Delaware (CAA) (N) W, 78-742/9/03 JMU (A) L, 98-953/6/03 UNCW (A) W, 51-483/18/02 Purdue (NCAA) (A) W, 74-703/8/02 George Mason (CAA) (H) W, 68-6312/6/01 Penn State (H) W, 80-8011/17/00 Syracuse (H) L, 84-853/16/97 Purdue (NCAA) (H) W, 69-653/28/97 Stanford (NCAA) (N) W, 83-821/27/94 George Mason (A) W, 82-762/6/90 St. John's (A) W, 92-8611/22/83 Western Kentucky L, 80-843/22/84 N.C. State (NCAA) (H) W, 73-7111/30/82 Tennessee (A) W, 78-72


19821982St. Peter’s W 75-42 Norfolk, Va.Kansas State* L 76-67 Raleigh, N.C.

1983St. John’s W 86-63 Norfolk, Va.Maryland W 74-57 University Park, Pa.Penn State W 74-60 University Park, Pa.La. Tech (Final Four) L 71-55 Norfolk,Va.

1984Penn State W 87-65 Norfolk, Va.N.C. State* W 73-71 Norfolk, Va.Cheyney State* L 80-71 Norfolk, Va.

1985Syracuse W 88-63 Norfolk, Va.N.C. State* W 77-67 Norfolk,Va.Ohio State* W 72-68 Norfolk, Va.N.E. La.(Final Four) W 57-47 Austin,TexasGeorgia (Champ.) W 70-65 Austin,Texas

1987North Carolina W 76-58 Chapel Hill, N.C.Auburn* L 77-61 Norfolk,Va.

1988Rutgers L 88-78 Piscataway, N.J.

1989Villanova W 66-41 Norfolk,Va.Mississippii L 74-58 University, Miss.

1990St. Joseph’s W 91-69 Norfolk,Va.Tennessee L 87-68 Knoxville, Tenn.

1992North Carolina L 60-54 Chapel Hill, N.C.

1993Tennessee Tech W 77-60 Norfolk,Va.Iowa L 82-56 Norfolk,Va.

1994St. Joseph’s W 56-55 Norfolk, Va.North Carolina L 63-52 Chapel Hill, N.C.

1995Florida Int. L 81-76 Knoxville,Tenn.

1996Holy Cross W 83-56 Norfolk,Va.Toledo W 72-66 Norfolk,Va.Virginia* L 72-60 Charlottesville, Va.

1997Liberty W 102-52 Norfolk,Va.Purdue (OT) W 69-65 Norfolk,Va.Louisiana State * W 62-49 W. Lafayette, Ind.Florida * W 53-52 W. Lafayette, Ind.Stanford (Final Four) W 83-82 Cincinnati, OhioTennessee (Champ.) L 68-59 Cincinnati, Ohio

1998St. Francis W 92-39 Norfolk, Va.Nebraska W 75-60 Norfolk, Va.NC State* L 55-54 Dayton, OH

1999Tennessee Tech W 74-48 Norfolk, Va.Maine W 72-62 Norfolk, Va.Duke L 78-63 Greensboro, NC

2000Wisconsin-Green Bay W 94-85 Norfolk, Va.Southern Medthodist W 96-76 Norfolk, Va.Louisiana Tech* L 74-86 Kansas City, Mo.

2001Washington L 67-65 Gainesville, Fla.

2002Georgia W 68-54 W. Laffayette, Ind.Purdue W 74-70 W. Laffayette, Ind.Kansas St. W 88-62 Milwaukee, Wisc.Connecticut L 64-85 Milwaukee, Wisc.

2003Boston College L 72-73 Norfolk, Va.

2004Marquette L 64-67 Durham, N.C.

2005Virginia L 57-79 Minneapolis, Minn.

1977Morehead State W 77-67 Memphis, Tenn.Tennessee L 60-61 Memphis,Tenn.N.C. State L 75-77 Memphis,Tenn.

1978Memphis State W 64-51 Chapel Hill, N.C.N.C. State L 57-5 Chapel Hill,N.C.Kentucky W 82-66 Chapel Hill,N.C.

1979North Carolina W 81-60 Knoxville,Tenn.N.C.State W 78-73 Knoxville,Tenn.Tennessee W 74-72 Knoxville,Tenn.Kansas State W 96-75Maryland W 69-51UCLA (Final Four) W 87-82 Greensboro,N.C.La. Tech (Champ.) W 75-65 Greensboro,N.C.

1980North Carolina W 89-61 Columbia,S.C.N.C.State W 70-59 Columbia,S.C.Tennessee W 68-67 Columbia,S.C.Brigham Young W 88-66 Norfolk, Va.Rutgers W 84-62 Norfolk, Va.La.Tech (Final Four) W 73-59 Mt. Pleasant, Mich.Tennessee (Champ.) W 68-53 Mt. Pleasant, Mich.

1981East Carolina W 81-70 Norfolk,Va.South Carolina W 73-71 Norfolk,Va.Tennessee L 64-65 Norfolk,Va.Stephen F. Austin W 60-54Long Beach State W 76-60Tennessee (Final Four) L 65-68 Eugene,Or.Southern Cal. (3rd) W 68-65 Eugene,Or.

Final Four1983 Anne Donovan1985 Tracy Claxton (MVP), Medina Dixon1997 Clarisse Machanguana, Ticha Penicheiro,

Nyree Roberts

East Regional1983 Medina Dixon (MVP)

Anne Donovan1984 Medina Dixon1985 Medina Dixon (MVP)

Donna HarringtonTracy Claxton

Mideast Regional1987 Donna Harrington1997 Ticha Penicheiro, Mery Andrade,

Aubrey Eblin2002 Lucienne Berthieu

1982 ............. First1983 ............. Second1984 ............. First1985 ............. First1987 ............. Fifth1988 ............. Sixth1989 ............. Sixth1990 ............. Eighth1992 ............. Tenth1993 ............. Seventh1994 ............. Sixth1995 ............. Eighth

1996 ............. Second1997 ............. First1998 ............. First1999 ............. Second2000 ............. Fourth2001 ............. Eleventh2002 ............. Seventh2003 ............. Twelth2004 ............. Eighth2005 ............. Eleventh

NWIT CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 19, 1978, Amarillo, Texas

Old Dominion 70, Texas 60Texas (60)Waggoner 11-26, 6-6,2,28; Fortner 6-7,0-0,4,1,12; Burns 1-8,0-0,13,2;Denton 0-0,0-0,2,0; Basinger 4-15,2-4,3,10; Nelson 0-2,0-0,1,0;Swindell 3-14, 2-4,11,8;Totals:25-73(.342), 10-14(.714),39,60.Old Dominion (70)Lieberman 10-27,0-0,8,2,20; Richardson 2-3,0-0,3,4; Richard 2-3,1-2,1,5; Cotman 7-10,0-0,7,14; Van Buskirk 1-2,0-2,1,2; Jerome 1-1,0-0,2,2; Nissen 8-20,7-7,14,23;Totals: 31-67,(.463),8-11(.727),42,70.Fouled Out:Texas-Swindell; ODU-Van Buskirk; Scores byHalves:Texas 30-30-60;ODU 39-31-70. Att:2116.

AIAW COLLEGIATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 25, 1979, Greensboro, N.C.

Greensboro ColiseumOld Dominion 75, Louisiana Tech 65

Old Dominion (75)Cotman 3-10 0-0,1,4,6; Trombly 6-11,3-5,6,4 15; Nissen 9-27,4-6,15,4,22; Lieberman 8-12,4-4,7,4,20; Rompola 5-10, 0-0,4,0,10;Richard 0-0,0-0,1,0,0; Richardson 0-0,0-0,0,0; Jerome 1-1,0-0,0,1,2;Totals:32-71(.451),11-13(84.6), 38,17,75.Louisiana Tech (65)Cook,7-11,0-0,4,1,14; Ford 0-0,4-6,1,1,4; Griffin 6-24,4-5,15,3,16;Turner 7-18,4-4,8,2,18; Kendrick 1-3,4-4,3,4,6; Kelly 2-6,3-5,9,2,7;Totals:23-62(.371),19-24(.79.2),45,13,65.Assist Leaders: ODU-Lieberman (7), La.Tech-Kendrick(6); FouledOut:none; Turnovers: ODU(15),La.Tech(25); Scores by Halves:ODU 27-48-75; La.Tech 32-33-65. Att: 2877. Officials:Wright &Sanseviro.

AIAW COLLEGIATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 23, 1980, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.

Old Dominion 68, Tennessee 53Old Dominion (68)Lieberman 3-6,6-6,9,5,12; Richardson 0-0,0-0, 0,0,0; Cotman 4-6,1-2,3,4,9; Donovan 3-7,11,17, 4,7; Rompola 4-12,2-2,8,2,10; Critelli 4-7,2-2,1,2,10; Brown 0-0,0-0,1,0,0; Jerome 0-0,0-0,0,0,0; Nissen 10-22,0-3,7,3,20; Totals:28-60(.467),12-16(.750),48,20,68;Tennessee (53)Rankin 7-17,3-4,9,4,17; Warlick 1-8,1-3,3,4,3; Noble 5-13,4-9,6,4,14;Clower 1-2,0-0,0,0,0,2; O’Neil 2-5,0-0,1,1,4; Henry 2-10,0-0,1,2,4;Groover 2-5,5-6,2,4,9; Ely 0-0,0-1,2,0,0; Totals:20-60(.333), 13-23(.565),31,19,53;Assist Leaders: ODU-Lieberman(6),UT-Warlick(4);Fouled Out: ODULieberman; Turnovers: ODU(26),UT(16); Scoresby Halves: ODU 32-36-68; UT:24-29-53. Att:5308.Officials: Indriso& Wright.

NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 31, 1985, Austin, Texas

Erwin CenterOld Dominion 70, Georgia 65

Georgia (65)Harris 6-10,1-3,6,3,13; O’Connor 4-8,2-2,5,3,10; McClain 3-7,2-3,8,5,8; Abrams 0-1,4-4,0,1,4; Edwards 5-15,1-2,1,5,11; Waites 8-14,3-4,3,2,19; Bootz 0-2,0-0,3,4,0; Totals:26-57(.456),13-18(.722),30,23,65.Old Dominion (70)Claxton 7-17,3-4,20,3,17; Goodson 3-10,3-4,6,0,9; Dixon 9-21, 0-3,15,3,18; Christian 4-9,3-4,2,5,11; Jenkins 2-7,2-2,4,1,6; Cullen 2-7,1-2,3,1,5; Blais 0-0,0-0,0,1,0; Harrington 2-5,0-2,5,3,4; Jenkins,A.0-0,0-0,0,0,0; Totals:29-76(.382)12-21(.571),57,17,70;Assist Leaders: UG-Waites(4),ODU-Blaise/Dixon(3); Fouled Out:UG-McClain,Edwards; ODU- Christian; Turnovers: UG(15),ODU(19); Scores by Halves:UG 31-34-65;ODU 30-40-70.Att:7597.Officials:Courteau,Stokes.

NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMarch 30, 1997, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverfront ColiseumTennessee 68, Old Dominion 59

Tennessee (68)Johnson 4-4,0-0,8; Holdsclaw 11-20,2-3,24; Thompson 4-4, 0-3, 8;Elzy 1-3,0-1,2; Jolly 1-5,2-2,5; Butts 4-7,0-0,8; Milligan 0-0,0-0,0;Greene 0-1,1-2,1; Laxton 0-0, 0-0, 0; Stephens 0-0, 0-0, 0; Conklin4-5, 2-2, 12; Totals:29-49(.592),7-13 (.538), 68.Old Dominion (59)Andrade 2-7,0-0,4; Machanguana 7-13,2-2,16; Roberts 6-8,1-2,13;Himes 0-1,0-0,0; Penicheiro 4-13,2-2,10; Eller 2-4,0-0,4; Eblin 3-11,2-4,11; Small 0-0,0-0,0; Diaz 0-5,0-0,0; Bradley 0-0, 0-0,0; Totals24-62 (.387), 7-10 (.700), 59.Assist Leaders: UT-Jolly(11),ODU-Penicheiro(8); Fouled Out:ODU- Andrade, Machanguana: UT(13), ODU(16); Scores byHalves:UT 34-34-68;ODU 22-37-59. Att:16,714. Officials:Kantner,Palmer, McKinney.

NCAA Tournament Seeds

NCAA All-Tournament

NCAA Tournament (32-21)

AIAW Tournament

HistoryPost-SeasonNational Championship

Game Boxes


ALABAMA (0-1)12/5/98 ......... (N) ........ L, 68-79(Wachovia Women's Classic)

ALA.-BIRMINGHAM (11-2)3/10/83 ......... (H) ..... W, 102-79

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/23/85 ......... (A) W, 77-

583/8/85 ........... (H) ....... W, 95-57

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/24/86 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-562/14/87 ......... (A) ....... W, 92-583/5/88 ........... (H) ....... W, 86-763/11/88 ......... (N) ....... W, 66-59

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/26/89 ......... (A) ....... W, 77-613/10/89 ......... (N) ....... W, 70-64

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/27/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 59-563/10/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-57

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/19/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 80-913/9/91 ........... (A) ......... L,69-74

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)

AMERICAN (22-1)1/15/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 66-682/12/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-563/12/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 55-52

(CAA Tournament)1/17/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 66-562/14/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-491/30/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 71-572/27/94 ......... (A) ....... W, 77-511/13/95 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-592/12/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 70-601/7/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 94-362/11/96 ......... (A) ....... W, 89-503/8/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 86-66

(CAA Tournament)1/24/97 ......... (A) ..... W, 104-492/9/97 ........... (H) ....... W, 94-571/23/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-672/9/98 ........... (A) ....... W, 78-593/1/98 ........... (N) ....... W, 82-49

(CAA Tournament)1/12/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-642/19/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 72-701/23/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 76-512/13/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 91-511/2/01 ........... (H) ....... W, 86-412/11/01 ......... (A) ....... W, 91-48

APPALACHIAN ST. (1-0)11/30/88 ....... (H) ....... W, 85-65

ARIZONA (2-0)1/7/86 ........... (A) ....... W, 77-571/4/88 ........... (H) ....... W, 82-68

.......... ARKANSAS (1-0)11/28/02 ....... (N) ....... L, 54-49

(Paradise Jam)

AUBURN (2-3)12/18/83 ....... (H) ...... W, 68-67

(Optimist Classic)12/20/86 ....... (H) ...... L, 64-105

(Reebok Roundball Classic)3/19/87 ......... (N) ........ L, 61-77

(NCAA Tournament)12/28/94 ....... (N) ....... W, 59-48

(Church's Classic)11/15/03 ....... (N) ........ L, 49-84

(WBCA Pre-Season Classic)

BOSTON COLLEGE (1-1)1/27/88 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-643/22/03 ......... (N) ........ L, 73-74

(NCAA First Round)

BOSTON UNIVERSITY (6-0)12/22/80 ....... (H) ....... W, 98-402/6/82 ........... (A) ........ W,88-622/18/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 94-702/18/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 79-512/15/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 84-551/6/89 ........... (H) ....... W, 77-66

BRADLEY (1-0)11/24/89 ....... (N) ....... W, 84-63

(Aruba Sunshine Shootout)

BRIDGEWATER (3-6)1969-70 ........ (A) ....... W, 56-331970-71 ........ (A) ........ L, 32-571971-72 ........ (H) ........ L, 37-61..................... (N) ...... W ,42-35

(AIAW)1972-73 ........ (A) ........ L, 31-541973-74 ........ (H) ........ L, 38-49

(VAIAW)1974-75 ........ (A) ........ L, 56-61..................... (H) ........ L, 68-71

(VAIAW)1975-76 ........ (H) ....... W, 73-57

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1-0)1979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 88-66

(AIAW)

CALIFORNIA (2-1)1/14/84 ......... (A) ..... L, 70-7812/20/85 ....... (H) ....... W, 91-6911/29/95 ....... (A) ....... W, 80-58

CAL ST. LONG-BEACH (7-4)1977-78 ........ (N) ....... W, 77-58

(NWIT)1/7/80 ........... (A) ....... W, 84-561/14/81 ......... (H) ....... W, 87-71

1980-81 ........ (N) ....... W, 76-60(AIAW)

1/5/82 ........... (A) ........ L, 67-731/12/83 ......... (H) ........ L, 58-811/11/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 75-511/7/85 ........... (H) ....... W, 84-711/5/86 ........... (A) ........ L, 73-8911/29/87 ....... (A) ........ L, 61-941/22/88 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-76

CHEYNEY STATE (3-1)2/9/80 ........... (H) ....... W, 71-4412/19/81 ....... (N) ....... W, 83-55(Manufactures Hanover Classic)

12/17/83 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-68(Optimist Classic)

3/24/84 ......... (H) ........ L, 71-80(NCAA Tournament)

CHOWAN JR. COLLEGE (5-0)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 54-31..................... (A) ....... W, 63-431970-71 ........ (H) ....... W, 78-151973-74 ........ (H) ....... W, 48-29..................... (H) ....... W, 50-40

CHRISTOPHERNEWPORT (10-0)

1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 29-17..................... (A) ....... W, 71-181970-71 ........ (H) ....... W, 66-31..................... (A) ....... W, 68-311971-72 ........ (H) ....... W, 95-10..................... (A) ....... W, 59-151974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 92-34..................... (A) ....... W, 86-381975-76 ........ (A) ....... W, 76-34..................... (H) ....... W, 89-47

CINCINNATI (1-0)11/27/87 ....... (A) ....... W, 59-49

(Hall of Fame Tournament)

CLEMSON (2-1)11/30/79 ....... (H) ..... W, 112-582/10/81 ......... (A) ........ L, 64-7311/26/99 ....... (N) ...... W ,68-57

(Coaches vs. Cancer)

COLORADO (1-1)12/20/96 ....... (N) ....... W, 77-65

(Seelbach Classic)11/14/03 ....... (A) ........ L, 67-84

(WBCA Pre-Season Classic)

CONNECTICUT (1-5)1/19/98 ......... (A) ........ L, 72-932/13/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-7712/16/99 ....... (A) ...... L, 66-109

(Coaches vs. Cancer)1/18/01 ......... (A) ........ L, 51-8012/29/01 ....... (H) ........ L, 70-843/25/02 ......... (N) ........ L, 64-85

(NCAA Tournament)

DARTMOUTH (1-0)1/21/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 69-47

DAYTON (1-0)12/29/87 ....... (H) ....... W, 79-55

(Reebok Roundball Classic)

DELAWARE (8-3)1/11/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-552/10/02 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-452/14/03 ......... (A) ....... W, 73-622/14/03 ......... (A) ........ L, 50-583/15/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-58

(CAA Tournament)1/11/04 ......... (A) ....... W, 67-562/20/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 70-573/12/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-62

(CAA Tournament)1/9/05 ........... (H) ........ L, 70-732/11/05 ......... (A) ........ L, 58-623/12/05 ......... (N) W, 78-74 (OT)

(CAA Tournament)

DELTA STATE (1-1)1976-77 ........ (H) ........ L, 47-5511/21/78 ....... (N) ....... W, 75-65

(Coca-Cola Women's Classic)

DENVER (2-0)12/12/99 ....... (H) ....... W, 71-4912/20/01 ....... (A) ....... W, 91-69

DEPAUL (2-0)2/10/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-441/16/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 95-56

DETROIT (1-0)11/24/79 ....... (A) ....... W, 90-58

(Coca-Cola Women's Classic)

DRAKE (2-0)1/23/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-61

(Optimist Classic)12/2/82 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-72

DREXEL (8-1)1/20/02 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-522/24/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 90-571/10/03 ......... (A) ....... W, 54-522/21/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 71-572/1/04 ........... (H) ....... W, 81-512/8/04 ........... (A) ...... W, 76-692/17/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 60-493/6/05 ........... (A) ........ L, 68-713/11/05 ......... (N) ....... W, 64-63

(CAA Tournament)

DUKE (4-5)1/4/87 ........... (A) ........ L, 56-632/10/88 ......... (H) ........ L, 81-831/21/89 ......... (A) ....... W, 77-7012/18/89 ....... (H) ....... W, 92-781/12/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 62-7012/27/94 ....... (H) ....... W, 64-5912/7/96 ......... (N) ....... W, 89-77

(Central Fidelity Classic)3/20/99 ......... (N) ........ L, 63-76

(NCAA Tournament)11/29/02 ....... (N) ........ L, 52-65

(Paradise Jam)

EAST CAROLINA (39-9)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 52-471970-71 ........ (H) ........ L, 34-65..................... (A) ........ L, 43-571971-72 ........ (H) ........ L, 39-50..................... (A) ........ L, 41-601972-73 ........ (H) ........ L, 40-64..................... (A) ........ L, 40-591974-75 ........ (H) ........ L, 70-83

1975-76 ........ (H) ........ L, 75-811976-77 ........ (H) ..... W, 100-392/12/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 95-701/21/80 ......... (H) ..... W, 112-7712/3/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 89-773/13/81 ......... (N) ....... W, 81-70

(AIAW)2/11/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-631/14/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 95-522/2/83 ........... (A) ....... W, 76-372/9/84 ........... (H) ....... W, 72-4712/7/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 92-7412/30/85 ....... (H) ....... W, 82-652/28/87 ......... (A) ....... W, 90-572/22/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 57-713/5/92 ........... (H) ....... W, 72-713/14/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-75

(CAA Tournament)1/29/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-392/26/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-593/12/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-67

(CAA Tournament)1/24/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 87-532/20/94 ......... (A) ....... W, 96-703/10/94 ......... (N) ....... W, 87-45

(CAA Tournament)1/29/95 ......... (A) ....... W, 92-672/26/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 99-621/19/96 ......... (A) ....... W, 75-562/4/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 94-451/5/97 ........... (A) ....... W, 74-362/18/97 ......... (H) ....... W, 88-433/2/97 ........... (N) ....... W, 83-46

(CAA Tournament)1/11/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-362/22/98 ......... (A) ....... W, 76-352/25/98 ......... (N) ....... W, 60-39

(CAA Tournament)1/15/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-522/7/99 ........... (H) ....... W, 89-603/6/99 ........... (N) ....... W, 73-67

(CAA Tournament)1/9/00 ........... (A) ....... W, 83-792/20/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-583/10/00 ......... (N) ....... W, 89-60

(CAA Tournament)1/21/01 ......... (A) ....... W, 67-512/4/01 ........... (H) ....... W, 92-64

EAST TENNESSEE (1-0)11/30/04 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-52

EASTERN MENNONITE (1-1)1973-74 ........ (N) ........ L, 51-52

(VAIAW)1974-75 ........ (A) ....... W, 74-46

EDINBORO STATE (1-0)1/11/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 93-67

EMORY & HENRY (1-0)1975-76 ........ (A) ........... W, 2-0

(forfeit)

FAIRFIELD (1-0)11/25/89 ....... (N) ....... W, 96-68


FEDERAL CITY/DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIA (2-2)

1972-73 ........ (H) ........ L, 39-561975-76 ........ (H) ........ L,5 7-811976-77 ........ (H) ....... W, 81-6512/29/84 ....... (N) ....... W, 66-59

(C.Q. Data Systems Holiday Tournament)1/13/85 ......... (A) ....... W, 64-631/10/86 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-691/23/87 ......... (A) ........ L, 70-85

FLORIDA A & M (1-0)12/29/88 ....... (H) ....... W, 82-70

(Reebok Roundball Classic)

FLORIDA INT. (1-2)12/28/92 ....... (N) ........ L, 67-71

(Church's Classic)3/16/95 ......... (N) ........ L, 76-81

(NCAA Tournament)12/15/03 ....... (H) ....... W, 77-66

FLORIDA STATE (1-0)1/17/82 ......... (H) ..... W, 100-65

FORT VALLEY ST. (1-0)1977-78 ........ (N) ........ W,72-60

(NWIT)

GEORGE MASON (35-0)1/17/75 ......... (H) ....... W, 83-201/29/76 ......... (A) ....... W, 91-4811/22/82 ....... (H) ..... W, 104-393/4/89 ........... (H) ........ W,72-681/11/92 ......... (A) ....... W, 76-712/8/92 ........... (H) ....... W, 61-511/15/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-482/12/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 64-571/27/94 ......... (A)W, 82-76(OT)2/24/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 67-553/12/94 ......... (N) ....... W, 78-61

(CAA Tournament)1/15/95 ......... (A) ....... W, 70-453/1/95 ........... (H) ........ W,85-761/28/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 93-512/9/96 ........... (A) ....... W, 86-641/26/97 ......... (H) ..... W, 107-622/23/97 ......... (A) ..... W, 102-461/9/98 ........... (H) ....... W, 75-392/4/98 ........... (A) ....... W, 63-431/3/99 ........... (A) ....... W, 94-691/31/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 81-451/21/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 75-562/6/00 ........... (H) ....... W, 88-653/9/00 ........... (N) ....... W, 66-61

(CAA Tournament)2/6/01 ........... (A) ....... W, 73-642/25/01 ......... (H) ....... W, 65-361/13/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-512/8/02 ........... (H) ....... W, 69-313/8/02 ........... (H)W, 68-63 (OT)

(CAA Tournament)1/12/03 ......... (A) ...... W, 73-692/23/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 70-601/27/04 ......... (H)W, 77-54 (3OT)2/29/04 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-643/13/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-81

(CAA Tournament)1/27/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 68-562/13/05 ......... (A) ....... W, 66-49

GEORGE WASHINGTON (2-1)12/28/89 ....... (H) ....... W, 84-6312/30/90 ....... (A) ........ L, 76-7811/15/96 ....... (H) ....... W, 70-44

(Preseason WNIT)

GEORGETOWN (1-0)11/17/83 ....... (H) ....... W, 94-57

GEORGIA (3-0)3/31/85 ......... (N) ....... W, 70-65

(NCAA Tournament)11/26/95 ....... (H) ....... W, 67-64

(Dial Classic)3/16/02 ......... (N) ....... W, 68-54

(NCAA Tournament)

GEORGIA TECH (2-0)12/18/03 ....... (H) ....... W, 67-5611/23/04 ....... (A) ........ L, 64-71

GRAMBLING ST (1-0)12/29/94 ....... (N) ....... W, 80-79

(Church's Classic)

HAMPTON (4-0)1976-77 ........ (A) ........ W,92-5111/19/99 ....... (H) ....... W, 91-641/14/01 ......... (A) ....... W, 93-6911/30/02 ....... (N) ....... W, 90-54

(Paradise Jam)

HARVARD (1-0)12/22/04 ....... (H) ....... W, 83-55

HIGH POINT (2-0)1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 83-691/16/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-60

Lady Monarchsvs. Opponents


HOFSTRA (9-1)1/17/02 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-482/22/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 90-571/26/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 81-492/16/03 ......... (A) ....... W, 99-693/13/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 88-46

(CAA Tournament)1/18/04 ......... (A) ..... L, 72-742/12/04 ......... (H) .... W, 105-621/16/05 ......... (H) ..... W, 79-543/3/05 ........... (A) ..... W, 78-653/10/05 ......... (N) ..... W, 87-68

(CAA Tournament)

HOLY CROSS (1-0)3/16/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 83-56

(NCAA Tournament)

ILLINOIS (1-0)11/23/97 ....... (A) ....... W, 79-65

(State Farm Tip-Off Classic)

ILLINOIS STATE (3-0)1/29/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-66

(Optimist Classic)12/21/90 ....... (H) ....... W, 94-9312/20/93 ....... (A) ....... W, 60-37

IMMACULATA (1-2)1975-76 ........ (H) ........ L, 53-891976-77 ........ (A) ........ L, 64-751977-78 ........ (A) ....... W, 70-61

INDIANA STATE (1-0)11/23/96 ....... (H) ..... W, 116-26

(Dial Classic)

IOWA (0-1)3/20/93 ......... (H) ........ L, 56-82

(NCAA Tournament)

JAMES MADISON (45-13)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 66-39..................... (A) ....... W, 41-211970-71 ........ (A) ........ L, 36-43..................... (N) ........ L, 44-65

(VAIAW)1971-72 ........ (H) ........ L, 38-511972-73 ........ (A) ...... W ,23-121974-75 ........ (N) ........ L, 42-84

(VAIAW)1975-76 ........ (A) ........ L, 60-831976-77 ........ (H) ....... W, 99-65..................... (H) ....... W, 81-54

(VAIAW)1977-78 ........ (A) ....... W, 72-441/24/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 99-623/2/79 ........... (N) ....... W, 93-40

(VAIAW)2/7/80 ........... (A) ....... W, 91-532/2/82 ........... (A) ....... W, 91-503/3/83 ........... (H) ....... W, 92-582/24/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 75-5412/15/84 ....... (H) ....... W, 79-431/15/86 ......... (A) ........ L, 53-652/19/87 ......... (H) ........ L, 62-662/15/88 ......... (A) ........ L, 69-752/1/89 ........... (H) ....... W, 83-511/18/90 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-661/9/91 ........... (H) ........ L, 61-761/18/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 64-622/15/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 69-701/24/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-422/21/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 67-441/16/94 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-492/13/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-591/6/95 ........... (H) ....... W, 68-642/19/95 ......... (A) ........ L, 80-873/11/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 63-44

(CAA Tournament)1/26/96 ......... (A) ....... W, 67-422/28/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-643/9/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 84-58

(CAA Tournament)1/17/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 78-532/7/97 ........... (H) ....... W, 77-492/28/97 ......... (N) ....... W, 86-48

(CAA Tournament)1/16/98 ......... (A) ....... W, 76-65

1/30/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 81-591/22/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-522/5/99 ........... (A) ....... W, 74-503/4/99 ........... (N) ...... W, 73-45

(CAA Tournament)1/16/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-572/25/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 84-641/7/01 ........... (H) ....... W, 62-562/18/01 ......... (A) ........ L, 48-493/10/01 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-62

(CAA Tournament)1/27/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 68-512/17/02 ......... (H) ....... W, 67-431/16/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 58-482/9/03 ........... (A) . L,95-98(OT)3/15/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 71-55

(CAA Tournament)1/9/04 ........... (A) .... W, 75-732/26/04 ......... (H) .... W, 80-581/6/05 ........... (A) ....... W, 70-582/27/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-61

KANSAS (2-0)11/20/79 ....... (N) ....... W, 73-59

(Coca-Cola Women's Classic)12/8/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 90-59

KANSAS STATE (3-2)1978-79 ........ (N) ....... W, 96-75

(AIAW)3/18/82 ......... (N) ........ L, 67-7612/4/82 ......... (A) ........ L, 50-581/5/84 ........... (H) ....... W, 92-643/23/02 ......... (N) ....... W, 88-62

(NCAA Tournament)

KENT STATE (2-0)12/21/88 ....... (A) ....... W, 99-7412/16/89 ....... (H) ....... W, 89-53

KENTUCKY (7-2)1977-78 ........ (N) ....... W, 82-66

LIBERTY (1-0)3/14/97 ......... (H) ..... W, 102-52

(NCAA Tournament)

LONG ISLAND (1-0)1/19/79 ......... (H) ..... W, 107-41

LONGWOOD (7-5)1969-70 ........ (A) ........ L, 50-57..................... (H) ....... W, 41-24

1970-71 ........ (H) ........ L, 45-491971-72 ........ (A) ........ L, 53-55..................... (N) ....... W, 59-58

(VAIAW)1974-75 ........ (H) ........ L, 62-711975-76 ........ (H) ....... W, 65-501976-77 ........ (A) ........ L, 60-641977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 62-46..................... (H) ....... W, 72-45

(VAIAW)2/21/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 89-4711/15/80 ....... (A) ..... W, 113-37

LOUISIANA STATE (2-0)2/3/79 ........... (H) ....... W, 85-76

(Optimist Classic)3/22/97 ......... (N) ....... W, 62-49

(NCAA Tournament)

LOUISIANA TECH (5-14)1978-79 ........ (N) ....... W, 76-65

(AIAW)12/23/79 ....... (N) ........ L, 57-59

(Manufactures Hanover Classic)1979-80 ........ (N) ........ W,73-59

(AIAW)1/22/81 ......... (A) ........ L, 47-812/20/81 ......... (A) ........ L, 59-7512/20/81 ....... (N) ........ L, 51-68

(Manufactures Hanover Classic)1/29/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 61-581/6/83 ........... (A) ........ L, 48-694/1/83 ........... (H) ........ L, 55-71

(NCAA Tournament)2/4/84 ........... (H) ....... W, 66-642/13/85 ......... (A) ........ L, 63-72

1/17/86 ......... (H) ........ L, 70-772/21/87 ......... (A) ........ L, 57-902/20/88 ......... (A) ........ L, 65-682/9/89 ........... (A) ........ L, 71-721/14/90 ......... (H) ........ L, 65-792/9/91 ........... (A) ........ L, 68-7612/7/97 ......... (N) ....... W, 88-65

(Central Fidelity Classic)3/25/00 ......... (N) ........ L, 74-86

(NCAA Tournament)

LOUISVILLE (2-0)12/29/95 ....... (A) ....... W, 73-70

(Seelbach Classic)11/30/97 ....... (H) ....... W, 77-39

(Dial Classic)

LYNCHBURG (4-1)1969-70 ........ (A) ........ L, 38-42..................... (H) ....... W, 44-271970-71 ........ (H) ....... W, 44-411971-72 ........ (N) ....... W, 41-31

(VAIAW)..................... (N) ....... W, 44-38

(AIAW )

MAINE (1-0)3/14/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-62

(NCAA Tournament)

MARSHALL (1-1)1973-74 ........ (H) ........ L, 34-4111/15/98 ....... (H) ....... W, 68-36

MARQUETTE (0-1)3/21/04 ......... (N) ........ L, 64-67

(NCAA Tournament)

MARY BALDWIN (1-0)1972-73 ........ (N) ....... W, 51-42

(VAIAW)

MARYLAND (8-10)1975-76 ........ (H) ........ L, 56-851978-79 ........ (N) ....... W, 69-51

(AIAW)12/22/79 ....... (N) ....... W, 66-58(Manufactures Hanover Classic)

1/4/81 ........... (A) ........ W,75-7212/12/81 ....... (H) ....... W, 77-462/9/83 ........... (A) ........ L, 66-823/24/83 ......... (N) ....... W, 74-57

(NCAA Tournament)2/11/84 ......... (H) ....... W, 81-642/9/85 ........... (A) ....... W, 73-6012/14/85 ....... (H) ....... W, 78-5712/15/86 ....... (A) ........ L, 64-7412/12/87 ....... (H) ........ L, 75-9012/10/88 ....... (A) ........ L, 57-8412/2/89 ......... (H) ........ L, 69-731/4/91 ........... (A) ........ L, 65-7112/21/91 ....... (H) ........ L, 58-9012/12/92 ....... (A) ........ L, 54-8312/8/93 ......... (H) ........ L, 61-77

MEMPHIS (1-0)12/3/99 ......... (N) ....... W, 99-60

(Syracuse Carrier Classic)

MEMPHIS STATE (3-1)1977-78 ........ (N) ........ L, 85-93

(Lady Vol Classic)..................... (N) ....... W, 64-51

(AIAW)1/28/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-50

(Optimist Classic)11/26/89 ....... (N) ..... W, 100-68


MERCER (1-1)2/6/81 ........... (H) ....... W, 76-65

(Optimist Classic)11/23/90 ....... (H) ........ L, 71-74

MIAMI, FL (3-0)1/13/86 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-641/9/88 ........... (A) ....... W, 93-7912/1/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 94-55

MICHIGAN (1-0)12/30/92 ....... (N) ....... W, 71-63

(Church's Classic)

MISSISSIPPI (2-1)11/21/79 ....... (H) ....... W, 79-581/24/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 58-463/19/89 ......... (A) ........ L, 58-74

(NCAA Tournament)

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE (0-1)1976-77 ........ (N) ........ L, 88-91

(NWIT)

MISSOURI (1-0)12/5/86 ......... (N) ....... W, 83-74

(Fast Break Festival)

MONTANA (0-1)12/30/93 ....... (A) ........ L, 52-64

MONTCLAIR ST. (3-0)1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 93-8812/28/78 ....... (H) ....... W, 82-652/16/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-57

NEBRASKA (1-0)3/15/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-60

(NCAA Tournament)

NEW HAMPSHIRE (1-0)12/10/83 ....... (H) ....... W,8 7-64

NORFOLK STATE (19-3)1970-71 ........ (H) ....... W, 57-331971-72 ........ (H) ....... W, 50-47..................... (A) ....... W, 49-33

1972-73 ........ (H) ....... W, 54-36..................... (A) ....... W, 65-33

1973-74 ........ (H) ....... W, 59-48..................... (A) ....... W, 54-34

1974-75 ........ (H) ........ L, 65-68..................... (A) ........ L, 46-70

1975-76 ........ (A) ...... W ,75-72..................... (H) ...... W ,79-74..................... (N) ........ L, 47-83

(VAIAW)1976-77 ........ (H) ..... W, 103-69..................... (A) ....... W, 78-53

1977-78 ........ (A) ..... W, 111-56...................... H) ....... W, 85-51

11/27/78 ....... (A) ....... W, 81-642/19/80 ......... (H) ....... W, 95-35...................... H) ..... W, 106-42

(VAIAW)12/11/80 ....... (A) ....... W, 89-751/26/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-5412/18/82 ....... (H) ....... W, 95-58

NORTH CAROLINA (12-6)1975-76 ........ (A) ........ L, 55-631976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 66-561977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 78-5112/2/78 ......... (H) ....... W, 87-76..................... (N) ....... W, 81-60

(AIAW)1/20/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 74-531979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 89-61

(AIAW)11/24/80 ....... (H) ....... W, 99-6512/5/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-6412/28/84 ....... (N) ....... W, 78-64(C.Q. Data Systems Holiday Tournament)3/14/87 ......... (A) ....... W, 76-58

(NCAA Tournament)3/18/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 54-60

(NCAA Tournament)3/20/94 ......... (A) ........ L, 52-63

(NCAA Tournament)11/25/00 ....... (A) ....... W, 91-7712/2/01 ......... (H) ........ L, 85-9512/08/02 ....... (A) ........ L, 90-5412/7/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-6812/30/04 ....... (A) ........ L, 55-79

NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE (6-2)

2/28/85 ......... (A) ....... W, 85-572/14/86 ......... (H) ....... W, 69-59

2/26/87 ......... (A) ....... W, 65-581/16/88 ......... (H) ....... W, 91-692/11/89 ......... (A) ....... W, 70-662/9/90 ........... (H) ......... L,69-822/20/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 76-9211/30/04 ....... (H) ....... W, 75-61

NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON (32-0)

1/27/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-702/26/92 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-571/31/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 71-542/28/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 83-593/11/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-42

(CAA Tournament)1/21/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-402/18/94 ......... (A) ....... W, 61-371/27/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-422/23/95 ......... (A) ....... W, 70-413/9/95 ........... (H) ........ W,73-44

(CAA Tournament)1/21/96 ......... (H) ..... W, 103-222/23/96 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-411/23/97 ......... (H) ....... W, 89-512/11/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 97-581/6/98 ........... (A) ....... W, 78-462/17/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-5112/23/98 ....... (A) ..... W, 104-602/26/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-521/7/00 ........... (A) ........ W,84-652/11/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-553/11/00 ......... (N) ....... W, 92-49

(CAA Tournament)12/30/00 ....... (A) ....... W, 74-592/15/01 ......... (H) ....... W, 83-321/24/02 ......... (A) ....... W, 63-392/15/02 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-403/9/02 ........... (H) ....... W, 76-48

(CAA Tournament)1/3/03 ........... (H) ....... W, 71-583/6/03 ........... (A) W, 51-48 (OT)1/29/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 67-552/15/04 ......... (A) ....... W, 68-591/30/05 ......... (A) ....... W, 59-552/24/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 76-52

N.C. STATE (14-18)1974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 78-71..................... (A) ........ L, 52-57

1975-76 ........ (H) ........ L, 46-88..................... (A) ...... L, 79-101

1976-77 ........ (A) ........ L, 61-72..................... (H) ........ L, 59-67..................... (N) ........ L, 75-77

(AIAW)1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 77-55..................... (N) ........ L, 57-59

(AIAW)3/8/79 ........... (N) ....... W, 78-73

(AIAW)12/6/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 74-611979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 70-59

(AIAW)12/28/82 ....... (N) ....... W, 87-64

(Winston Tire Classic)3/22/84 ......... (H)W, 73-71(OT)

(NCAA Tournament)2/1/85 ........... (H) ........ L, 71-823/21/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-67

(NCAA Tournament)12/21/85 ....... (H) ........ L, 59-66

(Optimist Classic)2/1/86 ........... (A) ........ L, 58-731/31/87 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-631/20/88 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-652/4/89 ........... (H) ........ L, 69-912/3/90 ........... (A) ...... L, 69-1022/2/91 ........... (H) ........ L, 52-661/25/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 78-892/6/93 ........... (H) ....... W, 81-672/6/94 ........... (A) ....... W, 78-622/1/95 ........... (H) ........ L ,75-8111/17/96 ....... (H) ........ L, 62-65

(Preseason WNIT)3/21/98 ......... (N) ........ L, 54-55

(NCAA Tournament)11/24/98 ....... (A) ....... W, 75-7211/26/01 ....... (A) ........ L, 58-7412/30/02 ....... (H) ....... W, 79-55



NORTHERN ILLINOIS (2-0)12/6/86 ......... (A) ....... W, 89-7111/26/88 ....... (H) ....... W, 81-69

NORTHEAST LOUISIANA (1-0)3/29/85 ......... (N) ....... W, 57-47

(NCAA Tournament)

NORTHEASTERN (1-0)12/4/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-58

NORTHWESTERN (2-0)12/15/79 ....... (H) ....... W, 92-7412/1/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 87-85

NOTRE DAME (5-1)12/29/83 ....... (N) ....... W, 71-57

(Nike Boston College Xmas Classic)1/10/89 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-651/12/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 62-612/23/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 58-703/7/92 ........... (H) ....... W, 85-761/2/94 ........... (H) ....... W, 76-67

OHIO STATE (3-0)1/26/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 72-482/16/80 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-563/23/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-68

(NCAA Tournament)

OKLAHOMA (1-0)12/29/92 ....... (N) ....... W, 60-54

(Church's Classic)

OKLAHOMA ST (0-1)12/21/94 ....... (N) ........ L, 59-62

(San Juan Shootout)

ORAL ROBERTS (1-0)1977-78 ........ (N) ....... W, 82-49(Queens' Holiday Tournament)

OREGON (1-0)12/18/80 ....... (A) ....... W, 68-67

(Giusti Tournament)

PENNSYLVANIA (1-0)2/25/83 ......... (N) ....... W, 79-41

(Northern Lights Invitational)

PENN STATE (5-4)11/23/79 ....... (N) ....... W, 95-67

(Coca-Cola Women's Classic)3/26/83 ......... (A) ....... W, 74-60

(NCAA Tournament)3/16/84 ......... (H) ....... W, 87-65

(NCAA Tournament)12/13/98 ....... (A) ........ L, 77-8911/12/00 ....... (N) ........ L, 72-99

(State Farm Tip-Off Classic)12/6/01 ......... (H) ... W, 84-80(OT)1/21/03 ......... (A) ........ L, 74-8111/25/03 ....... (H) ....... W, 75-6812/19/04 ....... (A) ........ L, 68-76

PITTSBURGH (3-0)1977-78 ........ (A) ....... W, 75-561/13/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 97-5511/30/84 ....... (N) ....... W, 98-64

(Wildcat Invitational)

PROVIDENCE (3-0)1977-78 ........ (N) ....... W, 63-44(Queens' Holiday Tournament)

12/21/84 ....... (H) ....... W, 98-6212/28/93 ....... (N) ....... W, 80-77

(at Montana)

PURDUE (4-0)12/14/96 ....... (A) ....... W, 55-513/16/97 ......... (H) .. W, 69-65 (OT)

(NCAA Tournament)11/26/97 ....... (H) ....... W, 72-623/18/02 ......... (A) .. W, 74-70 (OT)

(NCAA Tournament)

QUEENS (2-1)1976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 80-791977-78 ........ (A) ........ L, 67-70

(Queens' Holiday Tournament)1978-79 ........ (A) ..... W, 106-53

(Madison Square Garden)

QUINNIPIAC (1-0)11/29/97 ....... (H) ....... W, 94-42

(Dial Classic)

RADFORD (10-1)1973-74 ........ (A) ........ L, 33-491974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 87-821975-76 ........ (H) ....... W, 68-571976-77 ........ (H) ....... W, 87-59..................... (H) ....... W, 92-56

(VAIAW)1977-78 ........ (A) ....... W, 84-5412/19/78 ....... (H) ..... W, 101-603/1/79 ........... (N) ..... W, 100-66

(VAIAW)1/?/92 ........... (A) ....... W, 82-6212/4/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 78-6111/25/95 ....... (H) ....... W, 92-58

(Dial Classic)

RICHMOND (22-3)2/14/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-721/29/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 80-881/22/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 62-672/19/92 ......... (H) ........ L, 70-743/13/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 78-52

(CAA Tournament)1/22/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-512/19/93 ......... (A) ....... W, 91-661/8/94 ........... (A) ....... W, 87-662/10/94 ......... (H) ....... W, 89-631/18/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 78-492/16/95 ......... (A) ....... W, 84-661/2/96 ........... (A) ....... W, 79-362/16/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-443/7/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 92-61

(CAA Tournament)1/3/97 ........... (H) ....... W, 89-532/2/97 ........... (A) ....... W, 88-6512/6/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 87-64

(Central Fidelity Classic)1/4/98 ........... (H) ....... W, 80-5812/6/98 ......... (A) ..... W, 104-97

(Wachovia Women's Classic)1/24/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 94-532/21/99 ......... (H) ..... W, 100-641/14/00 ......... (H) ..... W, 108-672/27/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 93-672/2/00 ........... (H) ....... W, 95-823/3/00 ........... (A) ....... W, 85-75

ROANOKE (3-3)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 60-311970-71 ........ (H) ........ L, 36-521971-72 ........ (H) ....... W, 40-391972-73 ........ (A) ........ L, 32-331973-74 ........ (H) ........ L, 42-531974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 86-50

RUTGERS (11-10)1979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 84-62

(AIAW)2/7/81 ........... (H) ....... W, 90-61

(Optimist Classic)2/5/82 ........... (A) ....... W, 88-772/12/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 99-712/28/87 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-682/6/88 ........... (A) ........ L, 65-823/19/88 ......... (A) ........ L, 78-88

(NCAA Tournament)12/15/90 ....... (A) ........ L, 58-8112/4/91 ......... (H) ........ L, 67-921/8/93 ........... (H) ....... W, 66-5812/2/93 ......... (A) ........ L, 73-821/10/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-6512/16/95 ....... (A) ....... W, 69-5312/21/96 ....... (A) ....... W, 86-5912/13/97 ....... (H) ....... W, 71-572/1/00 ........... (A) ........ L, 50-581/31/01 ......... (H) ........ L, 45-692/1/02 ........... (A) ....... W, 70-481/31/03 ......... (H) ........ L, 59-6712/28/03 ....... (A) ........ L, 45-6912/05/04 ....... (H) ..... W, 69-61–

ST. FRANCIS (PA) (1-0)3/13/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-39

(NCAA Tournament)

ST. JOHN'S (5-0)3/19/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-63

(NCAA Tournament)2/15/89 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-652/6/90 ........... (A) .. W, 92-86 (OT)2/22/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 89-5012/7/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 65-52

ST. JOSEPH'S (4-0)1/8/79 ........... (H) ....... W, 97-621/24/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 85-363/14/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 91-69


(NCAA Tournament)

ST. PETER'S (3-1)3/13/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 75-42

(NCAA Tournament)2/28/86 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-6111/30/91 ....... (H) ....... W, 77-542/9/93 ........... (A) ........ L, 60-66

SAN DIEGO STATE (3-0)1/11/82 ......... (A) ....... W, 78-621/16/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-762/25/89 ......... (N) ....... W, 90-69


SAN FRANCISCO (1-0)1/9/80 ........... (A) ....... W, 70-46

SETON HALL (2-0)2/21/84 ......... (H) ....... W, 94-5912/14/01 ....... (H) ....... W, 65-52

SIENA (1-0)12/29/91 ....... (N) ....... W, 69-65

(Villanova Xmas Classic)

SOUTH ALABAMA (10-3)11/21/83 ....... (N) ....... W, 85-67

(Western Kentucky Tip-Off)3/9/84 ........... (H) ....... W, 84-69

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/21/85 ......... (A) ....... W, 64-562/7/86 ........... (H) ....... W, 69-643/7/86 ........... (H) ....... W, 65-63

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/12/87 ......... (A) ........ L, 62-713/7/87 ........... (H) ....... W, 64-61

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)3/3/88 ........... (H) ....... W, 64-621/28/89 ......... (A) ........ L, 65-691/31/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 92-623/8/90 ........... (H) ....... W, 81-72

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/17/91 ......... (A) ........ L, 82-843/8/91 ........... (A) ....... W, 70-67

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)

SOUTH CAROLINA (9-6)1976-77 ........ (N) ....... W, 63-44

(AIAW)2/19/79 ......... (A) ........ L, 49-732/13/80 ......... (H) ....... W, 81-562/12/81 ......... (A) ........ L, 64-753/14/81 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-71

(AIAW)2/25/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 84-633/6/83 ........... (A) ....... W, 72-601/16/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-722/12/86 ......... (A) ........ L, 57-651/14/87 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-511/19/89 ......... (A) ....... W, 67-661/20/90 ......... (H) ........ L, 54-751/30/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 51-641/12/93 ......... (H) ........ L, 65-6711/27/93 ....... (H) ....... W, 79-69

SOUTH FLORIDA (11-0)2/5/85 ........... (H) ....... W, 72-452/5/86 ........... (A) ....... W, 79-473/6/86 ........... (H) ....... W, 91-56

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/12/87 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-443/5/87 ........... (H) ....... W, 84-34

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/7/88 ........... (A) ....... W, 82-66

2/17/89 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-612/24/90 ......... (A) ....... W, 72-552/15/91 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-661/2/95 ........... (A) ....... W, 94-6212/21/95 ....... (H) ....... W, 95-54

SOUTHERN CAL (8-7)1/12/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 90-4712/16/80 ....... (N) ....... W, 73-56

(Giusti Tournament)1/31/81 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-631980-81 ........ (N) ....... W, 68-65

(AIAW)1/9/82 ........... (A) ........ L, 60-6612/29/82 ....... (A) ........ L, 47-75

(Winston Tire Classic)1/6/84 ........... (H) ..... W, 102-901/11/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 52-481/3/86 ........... (A) ........ L, 76-8911/28/86 ....... (A) ........ L, 64-8612/30/87 ....... (H) ........ L, 70-85

(Reebok Roundball Classic)1/3/90 ........... (A) ....... W, 82-6911/30/90 ....... (N) ........ L, 61-72

(Northwestern Tournament)12/28/90 ....... (H) ........ L, 70-7711/27/98 ....... (N) ....... W, 73-61

(Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol)

SOUTHERNCONNECTICUT ST. (1-0)

2/2/79 ........... (H) ....... W, 80-44(Optimist Classic)

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (1-0)12/19/94 ....... (N) ....... W, 64-52

(San Juan Shootout)

SOUTHERN METHODIST (1-0)3/20/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-76

(NCAA Tournament)

SW MISSOURI STATE (1-0)11/29/98 ....... (N) ....... W, 79-59

(Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol)

STANFORD (3-1)2/26/83 ......... (N) ....... W, 83-49

(Northern Lights Invitational)12/1/95 ......... (A) ........ L, 76-9712/17/96 ....... (H) ....... W, 83-663/28/97 ......... (N) .. W, 83-82 (OT)

(NCAA Tournament)

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (3-1)2/2/80 ........... (H) ....... W, 81-60

(Optimist Classic)1980-81 ........ (N) ....... W, 60-54

(AIAW)1/8/83 ........... (A) ....... W, 61-582/26/89 ......... (N) ........ L, 81-96


STETSON (1-0)1/6/92 ........... (H) ....... W, 84-59

SYRACUSE (7-3)1/22/82 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-55

(Optimist Classic)1/25/83 ......... (A) ....... W, 96-6012/2/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 93-573/16/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 88-63

(NCAA Tournament)12/27/86 ....... (H) ....... W, 74-6812/16/87 ....... (A) ........ L, 64-7812/1/90 ......... (N) ........ L, 68-77

(Northwestern Tournament)11/26/94 ....... (H) ....... W, 54-5312/4/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-46

(Syracuse Carrier Classic)11/17/00 ....... (H) ... L, 84-85 (OT)

TENNESSEE (9-29)1976-77 ........ (N) ........ L, 60-61

(AIAW)2/10/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 71-563/10/79 ......... (A) ....... W, 74-72

(AIAW)1/26/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 61-541979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 68-67

(AIAW)

1978-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 68-53(AIAW)

2/16/81 ......... (H) ........ L, 70-761980-81 ........ (H) ........ L, 64-65

(AIAW)1980-81 ........ (N) ........ L, 65-68

(AIAW)12/2/81 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-542/14/82 ......... (A) ........ L, 58-6211/30/82 ....... (A)W, 78-72 (OT)2/14/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 90-6611/29/83 ....... (A) ........ L, 63-671/25/85 ......... (H) ........ L, 64-672/20/86 ......... (A) ........ L, 68-791/7/87 ........... (H) ........ L, 90-9911/28/87 ....... (N) ........ L ,52-83

(Hall of Fame Tournament)1/14/88 ......... (A) ........ L, 68-911/4/89 ........... (H) ........ L, 58-931/6/90 ........... (A) ........ L, 61-813/18/90 ......... (A) ........ L, 68-87

(NCAA Tournament)1/6/91 ........... (H) ........ L, 62-932/4/92 ........... (A) ........ L, 59-751/2/93 ........... (H) ........ L, 60-681/13/94 ......... (A) ........ L, 49-901/24/95 ......... (H) ........ L, 54-771/11/96 ......... (A) ........ L, 47-691/7/97 ........... (H) ....... W, 83-723/30/97 ......... (N) ........ L, 68-59

(NCAA Tournament)2/7/98 ........... (A) ........ L, 61-851/19/99 ......... (H) ........ L, 61-771/3/00 ........... (A) ...... L, 55-1131/28/01 ......... (H) ........ L, 70-871/8/02 ........... (A) ........ L, 62-741/7/03 ........... (H) ....... L, 63-911/4/04 ........... (A) ........ L, 42-661/2/05 ........... (H) ........ L, 58-68

TENNESSEE TECH (2-1)1977-78 ........ (N) ........ L, 61-65

(Lady Vol Classic)3/17/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-60


(NCAA Tournament)

TEXAS (7-3)1977-78 ........ (N) ....... W, 70-60

(NWIT)2/25/80 ......... (H) ....... W, 74-4512/17/80 ....... (N) ....... W, 60-58

(Giusti Tournament)1/20/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 57-5111/24/84 ....... (H) ....... W, 90-801/20/86 ......... (A) ........ L, 62-932/21/89 ......... (A) ........ L, 78-9912/8/89 ......... (H) ........ L, 92-9312/10/94 ....... (A) ....... W, 73-701/5/96 ........... (H) ....... W, 98-61

TEXAS EL PASO (1-0)2/24/89 ......... (N) ....... W, 77-71


TEXAS TECH (2-1)12/20/94 ....... (N) ........ L, 67-53

(San Juan Shootout)1/1/98 ........... (A) ....... W, 74-7111/21/98 ....... (H) ....... W, 85-64

TOLEDO (1-0)3/18/96 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-66

(NCAA Tournament)

TOWSON (8-0)11/16/01 ....... (H) ....... W, 82-262/3/02 ........... (A) ....... W, 66-271/19/03 ......... (A) ....... W, 69-482/27/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 72-461/15/04 ......... (H) ...... W, 87-322/5/04 ........... (A) ....... W, 68-641/23/05 ......... (A) ....... W, 80-662/6/05 ........... (H) ....... W, 78-56

UCLA (8-4)1976-77 ........ (N) ........ L, 59-66

(NWIT)1/3/79 ........... (H) ....... W, 90-60

vs. OpponentsLady Monarchs


1979-80 ........ (N) ....... W, 87-82(AIAW)

1/11/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 73-451/6/81 ........... (H) ....... W, 91-741/7/82 ........... (A) ....... W, 85-601/17/84 ......... (A) ........ L, 74-761/4/85 ........... (H) ....... W, 74-5812/30/89 ....... (A) ....... W, 68-6412/18/90 ....... (H) ........ L, 66-8012/29/99 ....... (A) ........ L, 76-8212/18/00 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-62

VALDOSTA STATE (2-0)1976-77 ........ (N) ....... W, 77-71

(NWIT)2/1/80 ........... (H) ....... W, 89-57

(Optimist Classic)

VANDERBILT (3-0)12/22/84 ....... (H) ....... W, 96-72

(Optimist Classic)12/30/88 ....... (H) ....... W, 85-76

(Reebok Roundball Classic)12/8/96 ......... (N) ....... W, 70-59

(Central Fidelity Classic)

VERMONT (1-0)12/20/99 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-59

VILLANOVA (1-0)3/15/89 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-41

(NCAA Tournament)

VIRGINA (16-13)1973-74 ........ (A) ........ L, 40-461974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 57-551975-76 ........ (A) ........ L, 35-521976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 85-53..................... (H) ....... W, 71-38

1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 74-26..................... (A) ....... W, 71-49

12/6/78 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-561/16/80 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-511979-80 ........ (A) ....... W, 95-56

(VAIAW)2/3/81 ........... (H) ....... W, 51-361/14/82 ......... (A) ........ L, 70-771/19/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 99-4812/30/83 ....... (N) ....... W, 79-50

(Nike Boston College Xmas Classic)1/26/84 ......... (A) ....... W, 74-5812/4/84 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-5812/3/85 ......... (A) ........ L, 71-8612/2/86 ......... (H) ........ L, 59-7512/1/87 ......... (A) ........ L, 55-5712/6/88 ......... (H) ...... W ,87-6812/6/89 ......... (A) ........ L, 70-8612/4/90 ......... (H) ........ L, 59-903/23/96 ......... (A) ........ L, 60-7211/22/02 ....... (H) ....... L, 63-55

(NCAA Tournament)1/27/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-5112/10/99 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-6512/3/00 ......... (A) ........ L, 67-7812/10/04 ....... (A) ........ L, 64-723/19/05 ......... (N) ........ L, 57-79

(NCAA Tournament)

VA. COMMONWEALTH (46-8)1969-70 ........ (A) ....... W, 49-36..................... (H) ....... W, 60-49

1970-71 ........ (H) ....... W, 52-37..................... (A) ....... W, 66-50..................... (N) ....... W, 43-33

(VAIAW)1971-72 ........ (A) ........ L, 45-65..................... (H) ...... W ,46-35

1972-73 ........ (A) ........ L, 35-38..................... (H) ........ L, 44-52..................... (N) ........ L, 43-66

(VAIAW)1973-74 ........ (H) ....... W, 42-33..................... (A) ........ L, 38-44

1974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 74-60..................... (A) ........ L, 43-62

1975-76 ........ (H) ....... W, 74-46..................... (N) ....... W, 59-47

(VAIAW)1976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 93-52..................... (N) ....... W, 96-54

(VAIAW)1977-78 ........ (A) ....... W, 91-372/15/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 99-3711/28/84 ....... (A) ....... W, 76-4112/16/85 ....... (H) ....... W, 94-662/3/87 ........... (H) ....... W, 87-653/6/87 ........... (H) ....... W, 90-63

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/27/88 ......... (A) ....... W, 59-493/2/89 ........... (H) ....... W, 85-733/1/90 ........... (A) ....... W, 90-822/27/91 ......... (H) ....... W, 85-6611/22/91 ....... (H) ....... W, 77-6712/8/92 ......... (A) ........ L, 67-7212/18/93 ....... (H) ....... W, 80-4911/30/94 ....... (A) ....... W, 71-541/14/96 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-572/18/96 ......... (H) ..... W, 103-431/31/97 ......... (H) ....... W, 93-352/21/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 94-471/25/98 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-702/13/98 ......... (H) ....... W, 86-482/28/98 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-61

(CAA Tournament)1/10/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-481/29/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 81-593/5/99 ........... (A) ....... W, 58-45

(CAA Tournament)2/4/00 ........... (A) ....... W, 72-473/5/00 ........... (H) ....... W, 70-471/24/01 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-522/28/01 ......... (A) ....... W, 93-8211/23/01 ....... (A) ....... W, 70-511/4/02 ........... (H) ..... W, 108-461/24/03 ......... (H) ....... W, 73-562/6/03 ........... (A) ........ L, 56-671/22/04 ......... (A) ....... W, 80-642/22/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 95-721/14/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 78-592/03/05 ......... (A) ....... W, 62-51

VIRGINIA STATE (14-1)1972-73 ........ (A) ....... W, 54-33..................... (H) ....... W, 39-36

1973-74 ........ (A) ....... W, 52-49..................... (H) ....... W, 56-49

1974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 65-51..................... (A) ....... W, 77-47

1975-76 ........ (A) ........ L,5 5-69..................... (H) ....... W, 66-53

1976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 93-75..................... (H) ....... W, 73-52

1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 67-48..................... (A) ....... W, 78-48

12/4/79 ......... (H) ..... W, 113-4511/13/80 ....... (A) ....... W, 67-4611/20/81 ....... (H) ....... W, 86-30

VIRGINIA TECH (23-5)1972-73 ........ (H) ....... W, 31-291974-75 ........ (H) ....... W, 95-821975-76 ........ (A) ....... W, 88-82..................... (H) ....... W, 57-51

1976-77 ........ (H) ....... W, 82-391977-78 ........ (A) ..... W, 108-48..................... (H) ....... W, 83-53

(VAIAW)2/8/79 ........... (H) ....... W, 91-472/5/80 ........... (A) ....... W, 78-522/23/81 ......... (N) ....... W, 85-39

(VAIAW)3/6/81 ........... (N) ....... W, 65-54

(VAIAW)12/7/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-4512/20/82 ....... (H) ....... W, 84-533/1/84 ........... (A) ..... W, 100-671/30/85 ......... (A) ....... W, 86-7611/30/85 ....... (H) ........ L, 72-7312/19/86 ....... (H) ....... W, 76-54

(Reebok Roundball Classic)1/20/88 ......... (A) ....... W, 77-5612/17/88 ....... (H) ....... W, 68-6312/21/89 ....... (A) ....... W, 84-7212/8/90 ......... (H) ....... W, 80-6912/7/91 ......... (A) ....... W, 71-5512/19/92 ....... (H) ........ L, 63-7612/21/00 ....... (H) ........ L, 52-6911/19/01 ....... (A) ........ L, 62-6812/21/02 ....... (H) ...... W, 63-4912/3/03 ......... (A) ........ L, 72-7911/27/04 ....... (H) ....... W, 87-56

VIRGINIA UNION (5-0)1977-78 ........ (H) ....... W, 86-44..................... (N) ..... W, 104-63

(VAIAW)2/5/79 ........... (A) ....... W, 80-4411/16/79 ....... (H) ..... W, 122-622/24/81 ......... (A) ....... W, 82-63

VA. WESLEYAN (1-0)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 96-13

WAKE FOREST (2-2)1/3/87 ........... (A) ........ L, 77-782/13/88 ......... (H) ....... W, 88-7611/28/93 ....... (H) ........ L, 63-8212/24/96 ....... (H) ...... W ,82-41

(Dial Classic)

WASHINGTON (0-1)3/16/01 ......... (N) ........ L, 65-67

(NCAA Tournament)

WEST VIRGINIA (3-0)12/10/82 ....... (H) ....... W, 74-4712/13/86 ....... (H) ....... W, 92-6912/19/87 ....... (A) ....... W, 89-64

WESTERN CAROLINA (0-1)1971-72 ........ (N) ........ L, 47-53

(AIAW)

WESTERN KENTUCKY (8-7)3/11/83 ......... (H) ....... W, 78-67

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)11/22/83 ....... (A)L, 80-84 (OT)

(Western Kentucky Tip-Off Tournament)3/8/84 ........... (H) ........ W,80-60

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/28/85 ......... (H) ....... W, 76-573/9/85 ........... (H) ....... W, 76-63

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/23/86 ......... (A) ........ L, 64-743/8/86 ........... (H) ........ L, 61-69

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/6/87 ........... (H) ....... W, 73-681/12/88 ......... (A) ....... W, 77-693/12/88 ......... (N) ........ L, 69-74

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)1/13/89 ......... (H) ....... W, 66-563/11/89 ......... (A) ........ L, 58-93

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)2/22/90 ......... (A) ........ L, 66-683/9/90 ........... (H) ....... W, 73-65

(Sun Belt Conference Tournament)3/1/91 ........... (H) ........ L, 63-73

WESTHAMPTON (1-0)1969-70 ........ (A) ....... W, 46-41

WICHITA STATE (1-0)2/27/83 ......... (N) ....... W, 76-53


WILLIAM & MARY (40-3)1969-70 ........ (H) ....... W, 62-221972-73 ........ (A) ........ L, 46-551974-75 ........ (A) ........ L, 67-70..................... (H) ....... W, 69-63

1975-76 ........ (H) ........ L, 53-891976-77 ........ (A) ....... W, 70-281977-78 ........ (H) ..... W, 111-621/20/79 ......... (H) ....... W, 89-511/4/92 ........... (A) ....... W, 70-512/29/92 ......... (H) ....... W, 64-562/3/93 ........... (A) ....... W, 64-483/4/93 ........... (H) ....... W, 79-523/13/93 ......... (H) ....... W, 65-51

(CAA Tournament)2/3/94 ........... (H) ....... W, 61-473/3/94 ........... (A) ....... W, 64-513/11/94 ......... (N) ....... W, 88-66

(CAA Tournament)2/5/95 ........... (A) ....... W, 77-363/4/95 ........... (H) ....... W, 81-583/10/95 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-37

(CAA Tournament)2/2/96 ........... (H) ..... W, 105-503/3/96 ........... (A) ....... W, 86-441/12/97 ......... (H) ....... W, 79-362/16/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 96-36

2/27/97 ......... (N) ..... W, 101-35(CAA Tournament)

11/3/97 ......... (A) ....... W, 94-532/20/98 ......... (H) ..... W, 110-511/26/99 ......... (A) ....... W, 75-432/16/99 ......... (H) ....... W, 90-571/28/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 96-442/18/00 ......... (A) ....... W, 85-431/12/01 ......... (H) ....... W, 68-462/22/01 ......... (A) ....... W, 78-323/9/01 ........... (H) ....... W, 62-49

(CAA Tournament)1/1/02 ........... (A) ..... W, 105-473/1/02 ........... (H) ....... W, 70-363/7/02 ........... (H) ....... W, 73-52

(CAA Tournament)3/2/03 ........... (H) ....... W, 83-443/9/03 ........... (A) ....... W, 67-4911/21/03 ....... (A) ....... W, 75-583/4/04 ........... (H) ....... W, 79-453/11/04 ......... (H) ....... W, 82-561/20/05 ......... (H) ....... W, 77-592/20/05 ......... (A) ....... W, 68-50

WINTHROP (0-1)1971-72 ........ (N) ........ L, 47-51

(AIAW)

WIS.-GREEN BAY (2-0)12/18/91 ....... (N) ....... W, 83-68

(Villanova Xmas Classic)3/18/00 ......... (H) ....... W, 94-85

(NCAA Tournament)



1986-873-3 20th3-10 19thFinal 17th

1988-893-6 20th3-13 19thFinal 21st

1994-953-7 24th3-14 25th

1995-9611-27 23rd12-4 23rd12-11 22nd12-18 23rd12-26 20th1-1 17th1-7 15th1-14 15th1-22 12th1-28 10th2-5 10th2-12 8th2-19 8th2-25 7th3-3 6th3-11 6thFinal 10th

in the PollsLady MonarchsAP Poll

USA Today Poll

1976-7711-25 20th1-12 17th1-19 18th1-26 16th2-2 16th3-9 12thFinal 14th

1977-7811-25 9th12-7 9th12-14 7th12-21 6th1-11 8th1-18 7th1-25 7th2-1 7th2-8 6th2-15 7th2-22 11th3-1 1 1th3-8 9thFinal 12th

1978-7911-25 6th12-5 5th12-12 2nd12-19 1st12-26 1st1-2 1st1-9 1st1-16 1st1-23 1st1-30 1st2-6 1st2-13 1st2-20 1st2-27 1st3-6 1st3-13 1stFinal 1st

1979-8011-25 1st12-4 1st12-11 1st12-18 1st12-25 3rd1-1 3rd1-8 3rd1-15 2nd1-22 2nd1-29 1st2-5 1st2-12 1st2-19 1st2-24 1st3-2 1st3-9 1stFinal 1st

1980-8111-25 2nd12-2 2nd12-9 2nd12-16 2nd12-23 2nd12-30 2nd1-5 2nd1-13 2nd1-20 2nd1-27 3rd2-3 2nd2-10 2nd2-17 3rd2-24 6th3-3 6th3-8 6th3-15 3rdFinal 3rd

1981-8211-18 3rd11-29 2nd12-6 2nd

12-13 2nd12-20 3rd12-27 3rd1-3 3rd1-10 6th1-17 7th1-24 7th1-31 3rd2-7 3rd2-15 4th2-22 4th2-28 3rd3-7 3rd3-14 3rdFinal 7th

1982-8311-18 3rd11-28 3rd12-5 4th12-12 4th12-19 4th1-2 5th1-9 6th1-16 6th1-23 6th1-30 6th2-6 7th2-13 9th2-20 4th2-27 4th3-6 4thFinal 4th

1983-842-19 5th2-26 5th3-4 4thFinal 4th

1984-8511-18 3rd11-26 2nd12-2 1st12-9 1st

12-16 1st12-24 1st12-30 1st1-6 1st1-13 1st1-20 1st1-27 2nd2-3 3rd2-10 3rd2-17 7th2-24 7th3-3 5thFinal 5th

1985-8611-12 5th12-1 13th12-8 17th12-15 15th

1986-8711-18 12th12-2 18th

1987-8811-23 18th11-30 20th

1988-891-23 20th2-26 19th3-6 19thFinal 20th

1989-9011-20 18th11-27 16th12-4 18th12-11 23rd12-18 23rd

12-24 22nd1-1 22nd1-8 21st1-15 24th1-21 25th1-28 25th

1994-95Final 25th

1995-9611-27 21st12-4 23rd12-11 20th12-18 19th12-26 19th1-1 16th1-7 15th1-14 15th1-22 11th1-28 11th2-5 10th2-12 8th2-19 8th2-25 7th3-3 6thFinal 6th

1996-9711-12 7th11-19 9th11-26 8th12-2 6th12-9 6th12-16 4th12-23 2nd12-30 2nd1-6 2nd1-13 2nd1-20 2nd1-27 2nd

2-4 2nd2-11 2nd2-18 2nd2-25 2nd3-4 2ndFinal 2nd

1997-9811-10 3rd11-23 2nd11-30 2nd12-7 2nd12-22 2nd12-28 2nd1-4 2nd1-11 2nd1-18 2nd1-25 3rd2-2 3rd2-10 3rd2-16 3rd2-23 3rd3-2 2nd3-9 2ndFinal 3rd

1998-9911-15 15th11-22 15th11-30 9th12-6 7th12-13 10th12-20 15th12-27 13th1-3 13th1-10 11th1-17 12th1-25 12th1-31 11th2-7 8th2-14 5th2-22 5th

2-28 5thFinal 5th

1999-0011-14 15th11-21 16th11-29 14th12-6 19th12-13 21st12-20 20th12-26 18th1-3 21st1-9 22nd1-17 18th1-24 16th1-31 16th2-7 18th2-14 16th2-21 15th2-28 14th3-6 14thFinal 14th

2001-0211-5 18th11-12 18th11-19 17th11-26 17th12-3 25th12-10 24th12-17 24th12-24 23rd12-31 24th1-7 25th1-14 24th1-21 25th1-28 21st2-4 20th2-11 19th2-18 18th2-25 16th3-4 15thFinal 15th

1996-9711-12 7th11-19 9th11-26 8th12-2 6th12-9 6th12-16 5th12-23 4th12-30 4th1-6 4th1-13 3rd1-20 3rd1-27 3rd2-4 3rd2-11 3rd2-18 3rd2-25 3rd3-4 3rd3-11 3rd4-1 2ndFinal 2nd

1997-9811-10 4th11-30 4th12-7 2nd12-21 2nd12-28 2nd1-5 2nd1-11 2nd1-19 3rd1-25 3rd2-2 3rd2-9 3rd2-16 3rd2-23 3rd3-2 2nd3-9 2ndFinal 6th

1998-9911-23 9th11-30 8th12-7 9th12-13 15th12-28 14th1-4 12th1-11 11th1-18 11th1-25 14th2-1 12th2-8 9th2-15 6th2-22 6th3-1 6th3-8 5thFinal 10th

1999-0011-22 15th11-30 16th12-7 20th12-14 21st12-21 19th12-27 19th1-4 19th1-10 21st1-17 18th1-24 17th1-31 16th2-7 16th2-14 16th2-21 15th2-28 13th3-6 13th3-13 13thFinal 12th

2001-0211-5 18th11-12 18th11-19 16th11-26 19th12-3 23rd12-10 25th12-17 25th2-4 25th2-11 23rd2-18 21st2-25 19th3-4 16th3-11 15thFinal 7th

2002-0311-11 2311-18 22

The 1984-85 Lady Monarchs celebrate with the NCAA Trophyin Austin,Texas.


Lady Monarch Basketball CampsBE A PART OF THE TRADITION

Please call the Old Dominion University Athletic Camp Office for more information at 757-683-4358

Day Camp - June 26-29, 2006Ages: 10 To High School SeniorsCost: $200.00Time: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Team Camp - June 30-July 2, 2006Ages: Ninth Grade To High School SeniorsCost: $200.00 Resident $150.00 Commuters

Hoop Jam - (One Day Camp) August 5Cost: $200.00 Per Team(Guaranteed Two Games)

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