2013-14 EIU Women's Basketball Media Guide

NOTABLE ALUMNI

Tony RomoQuarterback

Dallas Cowboys

Mike ShanahanHead Coach

Washington Redskins

Sean PaytonHead Coach

New Orleans Saints

Marty PattinMLB All-Star

Kevin Duckworth Two-Time NBA All-Star

John CraftUSA Olympian - Triple Jump

1972 Olympics

Matt HughesUFC World Champion

Dan SteeleUSA Olympian - Bobsled

Bronze Medalist - 2012 Olympics

EIU NOTABLE ALUMNI Eastern Illinois University has produced countless professional athletes ranging from Major

League Baseball to the National Football League and the National Basketball Association. A

number of former Panther athletes have even been decorated Olympians. For a complete

listing of former Panthers who have played or are currently playing professionally, visit www.

eiupanthers.com

Schellas HyndmanHead Coach

FC Dallas

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6 | @EIU_PANTHERS 2 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 4 NATIONAL POSTSEASON APPEARANCES

PANTHER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

u EIU opens the 2013-14 season at Evansville on Nov. 8.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2013-14 SEASON PREVIEWQuick Facts 7Schedule 8Preview 9-11Team photos 12-13Roster 14

COACHING STAFFHead coach Debbie Black 15-17Associate head coach Kim Foley 18Assistant coach Gwen Burton 19Assistant coach Sheri Sam 20

STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILESReturners 22-28Newcomers 29-30

2012-13 IN REVIEWReview 32Overall statistics 33OVC statistics 34 RECORD BOOKChampionship teams 351,000 point club 37-41 Single-season records 42Single-game records 43Career records 44Freshmen records 44Annual statistic leaders 45-46Award winners 47

Series history 48Miscellaneous records 49 Credits

The 2013-14 Eastern Illinois women’s basketball media guide is a product of the Panther athletic media services department under the supervision of associate athletics director for media and public relations, Rich Moser.

The women’s basketball media guide was designed and edited by assistant sports information director Greg Lautzenheiser. Additional assistance provided by athletics photographer/graphic designer Sandy King. Photo credits and cover design by Sandy King.

Additional photo credits: Ben Walton, Mizzou Athletics, Ohio State University and the Connecticut Sun.

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ....................................................Eastern Illinois UniversityCity/Zip ........................................................ Charleston, IL 61920Founded ............................................................................... 1895Enrollment ......................................................................... 10,615Nickname .......................................................................PanthersSchool Colors ..........................................................Blue and GrayHome Court (Capacity) ..................................Lantz Arena (5,300)Affiliation .................................................Ohio Valley ConferencePresident ........................................................... Dr. William PerryFaculty Athletics Representative ..............................Dr. Jim DavisAthletics Director ................................................... Barbara BurkeSenior Women’s Administrator .............................. Mary WallaceAthletic Department Phone................................. (217) 581-6408Ticket Office Phone .............................................. (217) 581-2106

HISTORYFirst year of basketball ....................................................1973-74(1982-83 first season of NCAA Division I)Overall all-time record .................................... 551-554 (40 years)Overall Division I record ................................. 421-474 (31 years)No. years in NCAA/last ....................................................1 (1988)...................................Lost to Colorado 78-72 in Midwest RegionNo. OVC Tournament titles/last ........................................... NoneNo. OVC Regular-Season titles/last ........................... 2 (2012-13)

TEAM INFORMATION2012-13 Overall Record .......................................................20-12Home/Away/Neutral Record ................................12-2 / 7-9 / 1-1Conference Record/Finish ......................12-4 / 1st West DivisionLetterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................ 7/4Starters Returning/Lost .......................................................... 2/3Newcomers................................................................................. 5

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................................................. Debbie BlackSeason .........................................................................1st SeasonAlma Mater, Year ..........................................Saint Joseph’s, 1988Record at EIU (Yr.) ............................................................0-0 (1st)Career Head Coaching Record (Yrs.) ................................0-0 (1st)Associate Head Coach (Yr.) ................................... Kim Foley (1st)Alma Mater, Year ..........................................Saint Joseph’s, 1989Assistant Coach (Yr.) ........................................Gwen Burton (1st)Alma Mater, Year ................................................. Louisville, 1995Assistant Coach (Yr.) ............................................. Sheri Sam (1st)

Alma Mater, Year ............................................... Vanderbilt, 1996Graduate Assistant (Yr.) .................................. Ryan Gruebel (1st)Alma Mater, Year. .............................................. Ohio State, 2013Women’s Basketball Phone ................................. (217) 581-2511Athletic Trainer .......................................................Heidi Wlezien

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssociate AD Media & PR/WBB SID ...........................Rich MoserOffice ................................................................... (217) 581-7480Email ................................................................. [email protected] SID/MBB SID ................................... Greg LautzenheiserOffice ................................................................... (217) 581-7020Email ......................................................glautzenheiser@eiu.eduAssistant SID ............................................................Bart RettbergOffice ................................................................... (217) 581-6408Email ............................................................ [email protected] Fax ................................................................. (217) 581-7001Press Row Phone ................................................. (217) 581-5135Website ....................................................www.eiupanthers.comSID Mailing Address ...............................Room 2024, Lantz Arena..............................................................Eastern Illinois University.......................................................................600 Lincoln Avenue..................................................................... Charleston, IL 61920

MEDIA INFORMATIONRadio Station .......................................... Hit Mix 88.9 FM (WEIU)Play-by-Play Announcer ..........................................................TBAPhone .................................................................. (217) 581-7480E-Mail ............................................................... [email protected] Commentary .................................................................TBAWebsite .......................................................www.weiuhitmix.netNewspaper. .......................................... Charleston Times-CourierAddress .................................................... 100 Broadway Avenue.........................................................................Mattoon, IL 61938Phone .................................................................. (217) 238-6856Beat Writer ..............................................................Brian NielsenE-Mail ........................................................... [email protected] ................................................................www.jg-tc.comNewspaper .................................................... Daily Eastern NewsAddress ..................................................................... Buzzard Hall..................................................................... Charleston, IL 61920Phone .................................................................. (217) 581-7944Student Sports Editor. .............................................................TBAE-Mail ............................................... [email protected] ......................................www.thedailyeasternnews.com



Day Date Opponent Location TimeFri. Nov. 8 at Evansville Evansville, Ind. 7 p.m.Tues. Nov. 12 INDIANA STATE LANTZ ARENA 7 p.m.Fri. Nov. 15 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. 7 p.m.Thur. Nov. 21 LOYOLA (IL) LANTZ ARENA 7 p.m.Mon. Nov. 25 WESTERN ILLINOIS (Kid’s Game) LANTZ ARENA 12 p.m.Fri. Nov. 29 vs UAB ^ Kansas City, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Sat. Nov. 30 at UMKC ^ Kansas City, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Wed. Dec. 4 at Bradley Peoria, Ill. 5 p.m.Mon. Dec. 16 at Southern Illinois Carbondale, Ill. 6:05 p.m.Fri. Dec. 20 vs Georgia Southern % Jacksonville, Fla. 12 p.m.Sat. Dec. 21 vs Air Force % Jacksonville, Fla. 12 p.m.Sat. Dec. 28 TENNESSEE STATE * LANTZ ARENA 4 p.m.Sat. Jan. 4 MOREHEAD STATE * LANTZ ARENA 4 p.m.Mon. Jan. 6 EASTERN KENTUCKY * LANTZ ARENA 6 p.m.Sat. Jan. 11 at Jacksonville State * Jacksonville, Ala. 2 p.m.Mon. Jan. 13 at Tennessee Tech * Cookeville, Tenn. TBASat. Jan. 18 AUSTIN PEAY * LANTZ ARENA 4 p.m.Mon. Jan. 20 MURRAY STATE* LANTZ ARENA 6 p.m.Sat. Jan. 25 at Southeast Missouri * Cape Girardeau, Mo. 3 p.m.Mon. Jan. 27 at UT Martin * Martin, Tenn. 7 p.m.Sat. Feb. 1 SIU EDWARDSVILLE * LANTZ ARENA 4 p.m.Sat. Feb. 8 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI * LANTZ ARENA 4 p.m.Sat. Feb. 15 at Murray State * Murray, Ky. 5:15 p.m.Mon. Feb. 17 at Austin Peay * Clarksville, Tenn. 7 p.m.Mon. Feb. 22 at Belmont * Nashville, Tenn. 2 p.m.Thur. Feb. 27 UT MARTIN * LANTZ ARENA 7 p.m.Sat. March 1 at SIU Edwardsville * Edwardsville, Ill. 4 p.m.

Wed.-Sat. March 5-8 OVC Tournament @ Municipal Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn.

* Ohio Valley Conference Contests^ UMKC Plaza Lights Classic (Kansas City, Mo.)% North Florida Holiday Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) All Times Central & Subject to ChangeHOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS - PLAYED AT LANTZ ARENA

2013-14 BASKETBALL PREVIEW

Taryn OlsonSenior Forward

Jordyne CrunkSenior Guard

Katlyn PayneR-Junior Guard

BASKETBALL PICKED TO FINISH 3RD IN THE OVC WEST DIVISION The Panther women’s basketball team was picked to finish third in the Ohio Valley Conference’s West Division as voted on by conference head coaches and sports information directors.

UT Martin, the three-time defending OVC Tournament Champions, earned 22 first-place votes and was tabbed to win the west division. SIUE earned two first-place votes and was selected to finish second in the division followed by EIU and Murray State. Southeast Missouri was picked fifth while Austin Peay was sixth in the poll, respectively.

Tennessee Tech was picked to win the east division, earning 12 first-place votes, followed by Belmont (nine, first-place votes) and Eastern Kentucky (three, first-place votes). Morehead State, Tennessee State and Jacksonville State rounded out the bottom of the east division.

UT Martin, Morehead State and Tennessee Tech all had two players named to the 10-player preseason All-OVC Team. Jasmine Newsome was tabbed the preseason player of the year.

2013-14 BASKETBALL SCHEDULEEastern Illinois women’s basketball will host two in-state rivals along with regional rival Indiana State as part of the Panthers 2013-14 home schedule.

The season tips off on the road on Friday, Nov. 8 at Evansville. The Panthers then return to Lantz Arena for their home opener on Nov. 12 against Indiana State. The first week of the season concludes with a road trip to Saint Louis on Nov. 15.

A highlight on the schedule for women’s basketball fans comes early in the season as the Panthers host Loyola-Chicago on Nov. 21. The Ramblers are coached by former WNBA All-Star Sheryl Swoopes. The Panthers are coached by former WNBA All-Star Debbie Black as the two will now face off as head coaches of NCAA Division I programs after their teams battled in the WNBA ranks.

The annual Kid’s Day Game will feature Western Illinois with a 12 p.m. (Noon) tip off in Lantz Arena on Monday, Nov. 25.

“Our non-conference schedule is competitive. We are fortunate to play in a tournament in Florida against two good teams. Overall, it’s a good mixture of away games and tournaments that will get us ready for the OVC Tournament at the end of the season.”

- Head Coach Debbie Black

The Panthers will play in the first of two in-season tournaments over Thanksgiving weekend when they travel to the UMKC Plaza Lights Tournament on Nov. 29-30. EIU will also play in the North

Florida Holiday Tournament on Dec. 20-21. EIU’s other two non-conference December games are at Bradley on Dec. 4 and at Southern Illinois on Dec. 16.

Ohio Valley Conference play opens at home for the defending champions with three straight games right after the Christmas Holiday. Tennessee State opens the OVC slate on Dec. 28 followed by Morehead State on Jan. 4 and Eastern Kentucky on Jan. 6.

EIU will play the three other OVC East Division opponents on the road visiting Jacksonville State and Tennessee Tech in mid-January. EIU closes out crossover play on Feb. 22 at Belmont.

EIU’s first OVC West Division game is Jan. 18 at home against Austin Peay. The Panthers final home game of the season is Feb. 27 against UT Martin. The final regular season game is at SIU Edwardsville on March 1. The OVC West Division teams include Austin Peay, Murray State, Southeast Missouri, SIUE and UT Martin, with each team playing home and home with EIU this season.

The OVC Tournament will once again be played in Nashville, Tenn., at the Municipal Auditorium on March 5-8.



u EIU opens the 2013-14 campaign at Evansville on Nov. 8.

2013-14SEASON

PREVIEW

“I’m very excited about the upcoming season. This is my first year (as head coach) and I love the university and it’s tradition of winning. We are going to strive to be as competitive as we can be.”


2013-14 SEASON NOTESThe Panthers return seven players from last year’s team that captured the OVC Regular-Season Title, posting a 20-12 overall record and a 12-4 mark in conference action. EIU also advanced to its fourth consecutive postseason tournament and posted a 60-58 win over Missouri in the opening round of the WNIT – the school’s first postseason victory.

Junior forward Sabina Oroszova is the top returning scorer and rebounder for EIU, averaging 5.9 points and seven rebounds per game a year ago. Katlyn Payne made 28 starts last season and averaged 5.7 points per game while making 48 three pointers.

EIU also returns two other veteran players in Jordyne Crunk and Taryn Olson. Crunk averaged 5.8 points per game and connected on 85 percent of her free throw attempts while Olson chipped in 2.7 points and 2.7 rebounds per game.

EIU has five newcomers in Erica Brown, Georgia Danos, Aaliyah Gaines, Kaycee Kallenberger and Arnisha Thomas. Brown helped Nashville Community HS capture the IHSA 2A State Title last season while Gaines helped Canterbury HS (Fort Wayne, Ind.) win back-to-back IHSAA Class A State Titles. Danos and Kallenberger both earned all-conference honors as seniors and Thomas averaged 19.3 points and 12.1 rebounds per game at Illinois Valley C.C. last season, helping the team post a 22-9 overall record.

EIU opens the regular season on Friday, Nov. 8 at Evansville under the direction of first-year head coach Debbie Black. She joins the Panthers after a successful stint as an assistant coach at Ohio State under Jim Foster that saw the Buckeyes win six Big Ten Conference Championships in eight seasons.

“I like the fire, the competitive spirit about this team. They all have a shot to start as we had a lot of starters graduated and I think that brings out the best in our players.”




Senior Jordyne Crunk

Junior Sabina Oroszova


Kneeling (L-R): Erica Brown, Katlyn Payne, Alece Shumpert and Sabina Oroszova... Standing (L-R): Aaliyah Gaines, DeAnna Willis, Georgia Danos, Morgan Palombizio, Taryn Olson, Jordyne Crunk, Arnisha Thomas and Kaycee Kallenberger

2013-14 EIU PANTHERS

PANTHER SENIORS

Senior Class (L-R): Jordyne Crunk, Taryn Olson and Morgan Palombizio



Junior Class (L-R): Sabina Oroszova, Arnisha Thomas, Katlyn Payne and DeAnna Willis

Sophomore Class: Alece Shumpert

Freshmen Class (L-R): Kaycee Kallenberger, Aaliyah Gaines, Georgia Danos and Erica Brown




NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)3 Katlyn Payne G 5-11 R-Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Florida Gulf Coast)5 Aaliyah Gaines G 5-8 Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury HS) 10 Sabina Oroszova F 6-2 Jr. Bratislava, Slovakia (Gymnazium M.R.S Samorin) 11 Erica Brown F 6-0 Fr. Hoyleton, Ill. (Nashville Community HS)12 Georgia Danos G 5-7 Fr. Oak Lawn, Ill. (Richards HS)20 Arnisha Thomas F 5-11 Jr. Milwaukee, Wis. (Illinois Valley C.C.)22 Jordyne Crunk G 5-10 Sr. Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS) 24 Morgan Palombizio F 6-0 R-Sr. Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton HS) 32 Alece Shumpert G 5-9 So. Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS) 40 Taryn Olson F 6-2 Sr. Madison, Wis. (Madison Memorial HS) 54 DeAnna Willis F 6-3 Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Brooks College Preparatory HS)35 Kaycee Kallenberger F 6-5 Fr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Pleasant Valley HS)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)11 Erica Brown F 6-0 Fr. Hoyleton, Ill. (Nashville Community HS)22 Jordyne Crunk G 5-10 Sr. Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS) 12 Georgia Danos G 5-7 Fr. Oak Lawn, Ill. (Richards HS)5 Aaliyah Gaines G 5-8 Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury HS) 35 Kaycee Kallenberger F 6-5 Fr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Pleasant Valley HS) 40 Taryn Olson F 6-2 Sr. Madison, Wis. (Madison Memorial HS) 10 Sabina Oroszova F 6-2 Jr. Bratislava, Slovakia (Gymnazium M.R.S Samorin) 24 Morgan Palombizio F 6-0 R-Sr. Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton HS) 3 Katlyn Payne G 5-11 R-Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Florida Gulf Coast)32 Alece Shumpert G 5-9 So. Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS) 20 Arnisha Thomas F 5-11 Jr. Milwaukee, Wis. (Illinois Valley C.C.)54 DeAnna Willis F 6-3 Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Brooks College Preparatory HS)

Roster Breakdown

By Class

Freshmen (4) Erica Brown

Georgia DanosAaliyah Gaines

Kaycee Kallenberger

Sophomores (1) Alece Shumpert

Juniors (4) Katlyn Payne

Sabina OroszovaDeAnna Willis

Arnisha Thomas

Seniors (3) Jordyne Crunk

Morgan PalombizioTaryn Olson

By State/Country

Illinois (6)Erica Brown

Jordyne CrunkGeorgia DanosKatlyn Payne

DeAnna WillisAlece Shumpert

Indiana (2)Aaliyah Gaines

Morgan Palombizio

Iowa (1)Kaycee Kallenberger

Wisconsin (2)Taryn Olson

Arnisha Thomas

INTERNATIONAL (1)Sabina Oroszova

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Debbie Black (Saint Joseph’s, 1988) 1st season at EIU Career head coaching record: 0-0 (1st)

Associate Head Coach: Kim Foley (Saint Joseph’s, 1989) 1st season at EIU

Assistant Coaches: Gwen Burton (Louisville, 1995) 1st season at EIU

Sheri Sam (Vanderbilt, 1996) 1st season at EIU

SUPPORT STAFF

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Heidi Wlezien (Upper Iowa, 2012)

Assistant Strength Coach: Joe Niehaus

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

# 3 – Katlyn Payne ..............................................Pain#10 – Sabina Oroszova ........................ or-UH-so-VUH#24 – Morgan Palombizio ................. Pal-UM-bee-Z-o

2013-14 COACHING STAFF

Head CoachDebbie Black

eferencing a children’s book about herself, - Tiny, Terrific Debbie Black – Debbie Black talked about the story of a young, undersized girl achieving her dream of first playing basketball and then coaching basketball. The next chapter in that continuing life story began on May 16 as Black was hired as the sixth head women’s basketball coach in the NCAA Division I history of Eastern Illinois University and eighth since the inception of the program.

Black was welcomed to Eastern Illinois as an afternoon press conference in the Baker/Warmoth Hall of Champions in Lantz Arena where she was joined by EIU President Dr. William Perry, Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Dan Nadler and EIU Director of Athletics Barbara Burke.

“Debbie Black has won at all levels of basketball,” said Burke. “During her interview she displayed an energy, passion and drive for coaching the game that will keep Eastern Illinois as one of the top programs not only in the Ohio Valley Conference but in the region.”

A former assistant coach at Ohio State University, Black has worked and played for some of the most successful coaches in women’s basketball.

Most recently Black was part of a successful run for the Buckeyes women’s program under head coach Jim Foster that saw Ohio State win six Big Ten Conference Championships in eight seasons. The program made seven consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances with her as a member of the staff including advancing to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2009 and 2011.

In addition to helping coach successful teams, Black has been instrumental in the development of player success. Coaching guards at Ohio State her players won four Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year honors and one Big Ten Player of the Year honor. Multiple players have gone on to professional careers both in the WNBA and overseas including Ohio State players Samantha Prahalis and Tayler Hill, each of whom was selected in the first round of the WNBA draft.

“I opened the press conference telling you about the book that is used in third grade classes as a source for motivation. That story ends with me being an assistant coach but my story continues today with this head coaching opportunity at Eastern Illinois,” said Black. “I always knew my story would continue because I know my character and my work ethic. I never quit, never stop. I believe you have to work hard and give it your all everyday. That is they way I played and that is the way I coach.”

Black’s ties to Jim Foster go back to her playing days at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. As a player she helped lead the Hawks to four straight NCAA Tournament appearances. Black is a 1988 graduate of Saint Joseph’s and a member of the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame.

Black’s first coaching position was as an assistant for Foster at Vanderbilt during the 1999-2000 season when the team made the NCAA Tournament advancing to the second round.



u Debbie Black was hired as the sixth women’s basketball coach in EIU history on May 16, 2013.

DEBBIEBLACK

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PANTHER WOMEN’S BASKETBALLAs a player Black played more than ten seasons at the professional level. She began her career in the WNBL playing in Tasmania. She was the 15th overall selection in the 1999 WNBA Draft by the Utah Starzz. She was named the WNBA Defensive Player of the Year while a member of the Miami Sol and ended her professional career in 2005 as a member of the Connecticut Sun.

All told she has been part of 34 consecutive winning seasons of basketball both as a player and a coach. Nicknamed “The Pest” during her playing days, Black is the only women’s professional player to ever record a quadruple double with 10 points, 14 rebounds, 12 assists and 10 steals.

“President Perry mentioned two things earlier in this press conference. 1.) That we want to compete for championships. 2.) We want to do it with people of integrity,” added Black. “Eastern Illinois is located in a great community and great people give you the opportunity to do both of those things. Compete for championships and do it with integrity.”

Eastern Illinois won its second Ohio Valley Conference regular season championship last year advancing to the program’s fourth straight post-season appearance. EIU beat Missouri in the first round of the WNIT to record the program’s first post-season victory.

What They Are Saying About Coach Black...

“I don’t know of anybody better prepared for the opportunity to be a head coach. She has played and coached at every level and had nothing but success. I’m sure that Eastern Illinois is about to find that out.”... Jim Foster - Head Coach, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

“Debbie Black is an extraordinary leader, a better recruiter, a better coach and an even better person. Her energy will inspire, her competitiveness will motivate and her sincere and genuine care for her students will create a model program for all of us to emulate. I congratulate Eastern Illinois University for an exceptional hire and look forward to much success in their future.”... Brad Bates - Athletic Director, Boston College

Coaching Career Assistant Coach - Ohio State (2005-2013) Assistant Coach - Vanderbilt (1999-2000)

Postseason Appearances 2012 - NCAA Tournament First Round 2011 - NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 2010 - NCAA Tournament Second Round 2009 - NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 2008 - NCAA Tournament First Round 2007 - NCAA Tournament First Round 2006 - NCAA Tournament Second Round 2000 - NCAA Tournament Second Round

Education Bachelor’s - 1988, Saint Joseph’s University

Professional Playing Experience WNBA - Connecticut, Miami & Utah (1999-2005) Italian Professional League (2001) ABL - Colorado (1996-98) WNBL - Tasmania (1989-96)



Kim Foley was hired as the first member of Debbie Black’s Eastern Illinois staff as she joined the Panthers program as the associate head coach in July of 2013.

Foley has served the last three seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Lafayette College. While at Lafayette, Foley has helped bring in recruiting classes that have featured three straight years with a player earning Patriot League All-Rookie Team honors including the Rookie of the Year Award winner Emily Homan in 2012. This past season Foley helped coach the program to signature wins over Big East member Pittsburgh and Atlantic-10 member Fordham.

Prior to her time at Lafayette, Foley spent one season as an assistant coach at Colgate for the 2009-10 season. She helped the team finish in fourth place in the Patriot League after a last place finish the season prior to her arrival on staff. She coached Jhazmine Lynch the league’s Rookie of the Year award winner in 2010.

From 1996-2002, Foley was the head coach at Central Connecticut State. During her second season as head coach the team improved from two wins to 17 wins transitioning from the Mid-Continent Conference to the Northeast Conference. The turnaround is the fourth best in NCAA history as the club finished second in the NEC standings after being predicted to finish last in the preseason poll. Three members of Foley’s first recruiting class earned NEC All-Rookie honors. During her six year tenure as head coach, Foley coached four All-NEC performers with the team always excelling in the classroom. She was the first coach in school history to organize and implement an International Tour for her program.

Foley began her coaching career as an assistant coach at Drexel in 1992 coaching three seasons with the Dragons program. She was a key contributor on the staff that helped Drexel reach the conference tournament semifinals. She then spent one season as an assistant coach at Central Connecticut State before taking over the head coaching reigns in July of 1996.

Foley played collegiate basketball at Saint Joseph’s University being named the Jesuit College National Player of the Year as a senior in 1989. She was a Basketball Writers Association All-American in 1989 and was inducted into Saint Joseph’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. In addition to the Saint Joseph’s Hall of Fame, Foley has also been inducted into the Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame, New England Basketball Hall of Fame and Peabody High School Hall of Fame.

Following graduation in 1989, Foley played professional basketball for three seasons in Australia. She was the Australian WNBL Defensive Player of the Year in 1991 while helping her team win the country’s National Championship.

u Associate Head Coach | 1st Season at EIU | Saint Joseph’s, 1989

KIM FOLEY



Gwen Burton was hired as the second member of Debbie Black’s Eastern Illinois staff as she joined the Panthers program as an assistant coach in July of 2013.

Burton is no stranger to the state of Illinois and its recruiting circles having spent the last 10 seasons as an assistant coach at Chicago State. While with the Cougars program she served as the team’s recruiting coordinator since 2005 helping coach several players that captured all-conference accolades. In the past few seasons five players earned All-Great West Conference honors including 2011 Player of the Year Courtney Waldon, 2011 Sixth Woman of the Year Caila Desroches and Tressa Beckel a WBI All-Tournament team member in 2011.

Coaching guards at Chicago State, Burton helped that position group thrive in her tenure. Waldon finished her career as the program’s career leading scorer with more than 1,500 points while also ranking first in career 3-pointers made. Janay Dockery, a guard from Detroit, Mich., ranked 13th in the nation in steals in 2013 while going over the 1,000 point mark for her career.

In addition to helping mold young players at the guard position, Burton has helped to develop several players who have moved onto play professionally with players in Poland and Australia. At Chicago State she helped the program reach the WBI Tournament in 2011, the first post-season appearance for the Cougars.

Prior to working at CSU, Burton served as an assistant coach for the Grand Rapids (Mich.) Blizzards of the now-defunct National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) where she was in charge of scouting, travel itineraries and guard development. While working with the Blizzards, Burton served as head coach of Marygrove College, a member of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) in Detroit.

Burton’s other collegiate coaching experience comes as an assistant coach at NAIA member Michigan-Dearborn from 1998-01.

She began her coaching career as an assistant coach at Bishop Borgess HS in Redford, Mich. She helped lead the team to its first Catholic Youth Organization Championship. Burton later coached one season at Martin Luther King HS in Detroit where she helped the team reach the Michigan Class A state tournament semifinals.

Burton played two seasons at Louisville helping the program capture the Metro Conference Championship and advance to the NCAA Tournament. She was named to the Student-Athlete Honor Roll at Louisville. She began her college career at Detroit-Mercy transferring for one season to play at Allen County Community College under the late and former Oklahoma State head women’s basketball coach Kurt Budke. At ACCC she set the school record for 3-pointers made (120), averaging 16 points per game. Allen County earned its first national ranking that season finishing No. 14 in the NJCAA poll.

Burton graduated from Louisville in 1995 and holds a Masters degree from Everest University in 2009.

u Assistant Coach | 1st Season at EIU | Louisville, 1995

GWEN BURTON



Eastern Illinois women’s basketball coach Debbie Black completed her coaching staff with the hiring of WNBA veteran Sheri (sha-ree) Sam as an assistant coach on the Panthers staff.

Sam had a ten year WNBA career spanning from 1999-2009 where she and Black played together for several seasons with the Miami Sol. Sam was drafted by the Orlando Miracle in 1999 finishing her career in 2009 with the Detroit Shock. She was a WNBA All-Star in 2002 as a member of the Sol and won a pair WNBA Championship in 2004 as a member of the Seattle Storm and in 2008 as a member of the Detroit Shock. She also played for Charlotte Sting, Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx.

As a collegiate player Sam was a Naismith Award finalist her senior season leading Vanderbilt to the Elite 8 of the women’s basketball tournament. She was an All-American during her playing days later honored as a Women’s Legend by the Southeastern Conference and inducted into the Vanderbilt Athletic Hall of Fame in 2011. Sam helped Vanderbilt win a pair of SEC Tournament titles and during her freshman season helped the team advance to the NCAA Women’s Final 4.

Following her career at Vanderbilt, Sam played as a member of Team USA earning a silver medal at the FIBA Americas Championships. In addition to her time in the WNBA Sam played professionally both in the ABL and overseas. She was a two-time ABL All-Star and won National Championships playing in Turkey and Israel. Sam played internationally in Russia, South Korea, Italy, Greece and the Czech Republic.

Outside of basketball Sam has worked as a marketing representative for both Reebok and Nike. Most recently she was the marketing director for Sportsbum, LLC and the lead WNBA Correspondent for DraftNasty.com.

“Sheri is an outstanding person who I have been associated with both as a coach and a player for a number of years,” said Black. “While Sheri may be new to the coaching part of the game, her experience as a player on both the collegiate and professional level will make her a valuable asset to our Eastern Illinois program.”

Sam earned her degree from Vanderbilt in 1996.

u Assistant Coach | 1st Season at EIU | Vanderbilt, 1996

SHERI SAM

2013-14 BASKETBALL ROSTER

Jordyne CrunkSenior Guard

Katlyn PayneR-Junior Guard

Sabina OroszovaJunior Forward

REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2012-13): Played in 32 games, making 28 starts… averaged 21.3 minutes per game… averaged 5.7 points per game and 3.5 rebounds per game… also added 1.4 assists per game… had 25 steals and eight blocks… hit 32.4 percent of her field-goal attempts (59-for-182)… also went 48-for-144 from behind the arc and 16-for-27 from the charity stripe… made 48 three pointers, the seventh most in EIU single-season history… scored a season-high 17 points at Morehead State on Jan. 5… had seven rebounds in a game twice (at Austin Peay on Jan. 19 and against San Jose State on Nov. 19)… made five, three-pointers at Morehead State on Jan. 5, going 5-for-8 from behind the arc… scored in double figures six times.

REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2011-12): Was not able to play until Dec. 20 due to NCAA transfer rules… appeared in 22 games… averaged 9.5 minutes per game… scored 3.6 points per game, totaling 80 points on the year… had 14 assists, six steals and two blocks… also averaged 1.7 rebounds per game… shot 45.2 percent from behind the arc (19-for-42)… connected on 37.8 percent of her attempts from the field (28-for-74)… netted a season-high nine points at Jacksonville State on Jan. 28… grabbed a season-high five rebounds at SEMO on Jan. 14… logged a season-high 17 minutes against Murray State on Jan. 2 and versus Austin Peay on Jan. 21.

FLORIDA GULF COAST (Fall 2010): Attended FGCU in fall of 2010 but did not play in any games... decided to transfer before season began.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Bishop Verot High School in Fort Myers, Fla., where she was named the 2010 Southwest Florida Association of Basketball Coaches Miss Basketball in 2010... earned first team All-Area honors averaging 24.1 points and 7.2 rebounds per game... scored 554 points to be named the Fort Myers News Press Girls Basketball Area Player of the Year... originally from Illinois playing at Fenwick High School in Oak Park during sophomore and junior seasons... was a first team All-State selection averaging 18 points, 11 rebounds and 3 steals per game... as a junior helped lead Fenwick to a 29-6 record and state sectional final... played freshman season at St. Edward High School in Elgin averaging 15 points and six rebounds per game with All-Conference and All-State honors.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Kent and Sherry Payne… mother played basketball at DePaul, father played professionally in Europe… older brother Cully plays basketball for Loyola (IL)… majoring in political science.



u 5-11 | R-Junior | Guard | St. Charles, Ill. (Bishop Verot [Fla.])

KATLYN PAYNE

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 22-0 208/9.5 28-74 . 378 19-42 . 452 5-9 . 556 8 30 38 1.7 19 1 14 14 2 6 80 3.62012-13 32-28 683/21.3 59-182 . 324 48-144 . 333 16-27 . 593 28 85 113 3.5 31 0 46 33 8 25 182 5.7TOTAL 54-28 891/16.5 87-256 .340 67-186 .360 21-36 .583 36 115 151 2.8 50 1 60 47 10 31 262 4.9

Career Statistics



u 2011-12 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

SOPHOMORE (2012-13): Played in 32 games, making 31 starts… averaged 22.2 minutes per game… averaged 5.9 points per game and a team-best seven rebounds per game (9th in OVC)… her 224 total rebounds ranks tied for ninth in EIU single-season history… also led the team with 1.8 blocks per game (2nd in OVC)… had 58 total blocks to rank second in EIU single-season history and tied for eighth in OVC single-season history… scored in double figures five times… had one double-double, scoring a season-high 15 points and grabbing 11 rebounds against IUPUI on Nov. 29… had 10 or more rebounds in a game on five occasions… had a season-high 13 rebounds twice (at Austin Peay on Jan. 19 and against Austin Peay on Feb. 18)... hit 42.3 percent of her field-goal attempts (74-for-175)… also hit 31.1 percent of her three pointers (19-for-61) and 64.7 percent of her free throws (22-for-34)… also had 50 assists and 19 steals.

FRESHMAN (2011-12): Played in 31 games, making nine starts… logged 16.2 minutes per game… averaged 4.7 points per game and 4.5 rebounds per game… scored 146 points and pulled down 138 rebounds… ranked second in the team in blocks with 25, leading all OVC freshman in the category while ranking eighth overall… made her first career start in the Panthers season opener against Oakland City on Nov. 11, posting her first double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds… scored in double figures four times, netting a season-high 14 points at Valparaiso… had a season-high three blocks against Austin Peay on Jan. 21… played in a season-high 26 minutes at Bradley on Nov. 15… also had 25 assists and 12 steals on the year… named OVC Freshman of the Week on Nov. 15 for her performance against Oakland City.

INTERNATIONAL: Participated in the U18 and U20 European Championships for Slovakia during the summer of 2011… led the U18 European Championship Tournament in offensive rebounds per game (4.4) while ranking sixth in total rebounds per game (8.6)… also ranked 20th in scoring (11.2 ppg) and connected on 34.8 percent of her shots from behind the arc, ranking 11th in the league in that category… averaged 6.7 points per game while leading her team with 8.8 rebounds per game at the U20 European Championships.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Tibor and Jana Oroszova… majoring in pre-business management.

u 6-2 | Junior | Forward | Bratislava, Slovakia (Gymnazium M.R.S Samorin)

SABINA OROSZOVA

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 31-9 501/16.2 58-174 .333 18-64 .281 12-20 .600 50 88 138 4.5 74 1 25 36 25 10 146 4.72012-13 32-31 710/22.2 74-175 .423 19-61 .311 22-34 .647 68 156 224 7.0 67 1 50 52 58 19 189 5.9TOTAL 63-40 1211/19.2 132-349 .378 37-125 .296 34-54 .630 118 244 362 5.7 141 2 75 88 83 29 335 5.3

Career Statistics

JUNIOR (2012-13): Played in 32 games… averaged 23.1 minutes per contest… averaged 5.8 points per game, two rebounds per game and 1.7 assists per game… connected on 85.3 percent of her free throw attempts (58-for-68)… also hit 29.9 percent of her field-goal attempts (50-for-167) and 34.7 percent of her shots from behind the arc (26-for-75)… had 17 steals and two blocks on the year… scored a season-high 17 points against San Jose State on Nov. 19… grabbed a season-high six rebounds against Sacramento State on Dec. 7… dished out a season-high six assists against SIUE on March 2.

SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in 31 games, making three starts… averaged 23.3 minutes per game – the most of any player coming off the bench… scored 6.7 points per game while also recording 2.2 rebounds per game and 1.9 assists per game… made her first career start against Northern Illinois on Dec. 29… also started in the Panthers WNIT game at Texas Tech on March 15… scored in double figures seven times… netted a season-high 19 points against Austin Peay on Jan. 21, going 4-for-5 from the floor and 2-for-3 from behind the arc… also went 9-for-10 from the foul line against Austin Peay and had five rebounds and two assists… grabbed a season-high six rebounds at Morehead State on Feb. 23… had a season-high five assists against Tennessee State on Jan. 23… played in a season-high 36 minutes against Tennessee Tech on March 3 in the OVC Tournament.

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Played in 30 games, averaging 22.3 minutes per game… averaged 6.3 points per game off the bench and 1.5 assists per game… scored in double figures seven times… netted a season-high 20 points against Chicago State in the Women’s Basketball Invitational on March 16… was a perfect 12-for-12 from the charity stripe on Feb. 3 against SIU Edwardsville… dished out a season-high eight assists against UT Martin on Feb. 17… scored her first basket with EIU on Nov. 14 versus Missouri… knocked down a season-high four, three pointers on Chicago State on Feb. 3.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year varsity starter… finished her career as the third all-time leading scoring in school history, accumulating 1,628 points… selected as the South Seven Conference Player of the Year during her junior and senior seasons… was a four-time All-South Seven Conference honoree… led her high school team to four consecutive 20-win seasons… helped her team win four consecutive conference titles along with a regional title in 2008 and a sectional championship in 2010… earned all-state recognition from the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association… named to the Associated Press All-Illinois Second Team in 2009 and 2010… earned second team all-state honors by the Chicago Tribune in 2010… was a member of the National Honor Society… was an Illinois State Scholar and a three-year member of the student council… played for her mother, Lori, at Althoff Catholic High School.

PERSONAL: Daughter of R.J. and Lori Crunk… both parents played basketball at McKendree University… majoring in biological sciences.



u 5-10 | Senior | Guard | Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS)

JORDYNE CRUNK

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 30-0 668/22.3 52-148 .351 18-64 .281 67-85 .788 9 47 56 1.9 61 0 46 37 1 16 189 6.32011-12 31-3 723/23.3 51-149 .342 12-60 .200 95-120 .792 21 47 68 2.2 37 0 59 39 3 25 209 6.72012-13 32-0 739/23.1 50-167 .299 26-75 .347 58-68 .853 19 44 63 2.0 47 0 53 55 2 17 184 5.8TOTAL 93-3 2130/22.9 153-464 .330 56-199 .281 220-273 . 806 49 138 187 2.0 145 0 158 131 6 58 582 6.3

Career Statistics



REDSHIRT-JUNIOR (2012-13): Played in 17 games… averaged seven minutes per game… averaged 1.1 points per game and 2.1 rebounds per game… also had seven assists, seven steals and one block… went 6-for-20 from the floor… also went 3-for-10 from behind the arc and 4-for-4 from the foul line… scored a season-high five points against Austin Peay on Feb. 18… had a season-high 10 rebounds against Oakland City on Feb. 12.

REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in 14 games, averaging 5.4 minutes per game… recorded 1.3 points per game and 1.2 rebounds per game… also had three assists on the year… scored a season-high four points against Murray State on Jan. 2… played in a season-high 14 minutes at SEMO on Jan. 14… had three rebounds in a game on three occasions… hit 38.9 percent of her field-goal attempts, going 7-for-18 from the floor.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010-11): Played in 19 games, averaging 4.3 minutes per game… scored a season-high three points in her first game with EIU at Western Michigan on Nov. 12… grabbed three rebounds against Western Michigan and at Tennessee Tech on Dec. 19… was 3-for-4 from the charity stripe at SIU Edwardsville on Jan. 6.

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Did not see action in her first year with the team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year starter at Chesterton High School… also participated in volleyball for three years… selected to the All-Duneland Conference Team First Team during her junior and senior campaign… named to the Indiana All-State Second Team by the Michigan City News-Dispatch… was a two-time Indiana Top-100 performer… was a two-time captain of her team… played for the South Bend Soldiers AUU team… coached by Jack Campbell and Fred Mitchell at Chesterton.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Dan and Cheryl Palombizio… father was Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 1981 and went on to play collegiately at Purdue and Ball State… father also was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers and played professionally in Europe… majoring in special education.

u 6-0 | R-Senior | Forward | Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton HS)

MORGAN PALOMBIZIO

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 19-0 81/4.3 4-16 .250 0-7 .000 6-9 .667 6 11 17 0.9 7 0 2 6 1 3 14 0.72011-12 14-0 75/5.4 7-18 .389 0-1 .000 4-5 .800 9 8 17 1.2 9 0 3 3 0 0 18 1.32012-13 17-0 119/7.0 6-20 .300 3-10 .300 4-4 1.000 13 22 35 2.1 2 0 7 11 1 7 19 1.1TOTAL 50-0 275/5.5 17-54 .315 3-18 .167 14-18 .778 28 41 69 1.4 18 0 12 20 2 10 51 1.0

Career Statistics

FRESHMAN (2012-13): Played in 18 games… averaged 3.8 minutes per game… averaged 1.3 points per game… scored 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds on the year… also had two blocks and two steals… scored a season-high eight points against Oakland City on Feb. 12… played a season-high 12 minutes against Jacksonville State on Jan. 12… went 6-for-28 from the floor… also went 2-for-15 from behind the arc and 10-for-14 from the foul line.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 14.9 points per game and 2.8 rebounds per game as a senior, leading her team to a 17-11 overall record... also had 47 steals and 25 assists... connected on 51.1 percent of her shot attempts... also connected on 42.7 percent of her attempts from behind the arc, going 35-for-82... earned South Seven Conference First Team honors during her junior campaign, averaging 11.2 points per game… was also a member of the St. Louis Adidas AAU team... was an honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Daughter of William and Paula Shumpert... intends to major in biology.



u 5-9 | Sophomore | Guard | Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS)

ALECE SHUMPERT

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2012-13 18-0 68/3.8 6-28 .214 2-15 .133 10-14 .714 3 6 9 0.5 10 0 0 4 2 2 24 1.3TOTAL 18-0 68/3.8 6-28 .214 2-15 .133 10-14 .714 3 6 9 0.5 10 0 0 4 2 2 24 1.3

Career Statistics



u 2010-11, 2011-12 OVC Medal of Honor Recipientu 2010-11, 2011-12 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

JUNIOR (2012-13): Played in 32 games, making one start… averaged 13.7 minutes per game… averaged 2.7 points per game and 2.7 rebounds per game… also added 12 blocks, 10 steals and 12 assists… hit 39.6 percent of her field-attempts (38-for-96)… also went 9-for-30 from the charity stripe… made her first career start against Sacramento State on Dec. 7… scored a season-high 11 points against Murray State on Feb. 16… had a season-high nine rebounds against Oakland City on Feb. 12.

SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in 16 game, logging 5.3 minutes per game… scored 10 points on the year with 20 rebounds, five steals, four blocks and three assists… scored a season-high three points at San Jose State on Nov. 23… had a season-high four rebounds against Oakland City on Nov. 11… also played in a season-high 17 minutes against Oakland City… saw 11 minutes of action at Texas Tech on March 15 during the Panthers WNIT game.

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Played in 22 games, averaging 7.1 minutes per game… played in a season-high 14 minutes against Bradley on Nov. 22… scored a season-high eight points against Florida Atlantic on Nov. 27… blocked a season-high three shots versus Austin Peay on Dec. 4.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year letterwinner in basketball at Madison Memorial High School… also lettered in track and field and volleyball… was selected to play in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star game during senior season… earned All-Big Eight Conference honors three times, including first-team accolades in 2010… earned all-conference first-team honors in volleyball as a senior after establishing the school record for single-season and career blocks… was a member of the National Honor Society… recipient of the Dick Shimon Outstanding Student Athlete award… played for Patrick Jost and Michael Lovenberg in high school… played for the Wisconsin Force and Wisconsin Hoops Select traveling teams.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Marty Harris and Kelly Olson… father played collegiately at Wisconsin Eau Claire… cousin Sis Paulsen played colligate hockey at Wisconsin… major is undecided.

u 6-1 | 155 | R-Sophomore | Forward | Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Cedar Rapids Kennedy HS)

TARYN OLSON

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 22-0 157/7.1 10-33 .303 0-0 .000 17-26 .654 10 14 24 1.1 22 0 1 14 6 2 37 1.72011-12 16-0 85/5.3 3-15 .200 0-0 .000 4-18 .222 6 14 20 1.3 15 0 3 9 4 5 10 0.62012-13 32-1 439/13.7 38-96 .396 0-0 .000 9-30 .300 34 52 86 2.7 58 0 12 29 12 10 85 2.7TOTAL 70-1 681/9.7 51-144 .354 0-0 .000 30-74 .405 50 80 130 1.9 95 0 16 52 22 17 132 1.9

Career Statistics

SOPHOMORE (2012-13): Played in 17 games… averaged 3.4 minutes per game… had 11 points, 14 rebounds, four blocks and two assists on the year… scored a season-high four points against Austin Peay on Feb. 18... played a season-high 11 minutes against Jacksonville State on Jan. 12… went 5-for-16 from the floor… also went 1-for-3 from the foul line.

FRESHMAN (2011-12): Played in 10 games, averaging 2.5 minutes per game… recorded eight rebounds, three points and one block… played in a season-high eight minutes against Oakland City on Nov. 11… made her first career basket at Jacksonville State on Jan. 28.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Brooks College Preparatory High School… averaged 15 points per game, 12 rebounds per game and five blocks per game during her senior season… earned All-City Team honors in 2011 by the Chicago Public League Basketball Coaches Association… became the first player from her high school to receive a basketball scholarship at the colligate level… coached by Kennard Johnson.

PERSONAL: Daughter of DeAngelo and Maleta Willis… majoring in kinesiology and sports studies.



u 6-3 | Junior | Forward | Chicago, Ill. (Brooks College Preparatory)

DEANNA WILLIS

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 10-0 25/2.5 1-9 .111 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 3 5 8 0.8 2 0 0 2 1 0 3 0.32012-13 17-0 58/3.4 5-16 .313 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 7 7 14 0.8 5 0 2 7 4 0 11 0.6TOTAL 27-0 83/3.1 6-25 .240 0-0 .000 2-7 .286 10 12 22 0.8 7 0 2 9 5 0 14 0.5

Career Statistics


HIGH SCHOOL: Helped team to back-to-back IHSAA Class A State Titles… helped team post a 25-3 record as a senior and a 25-2 record as a junior… averaged 11.4 points per game as a junior. PERSONAL: Intends to major in pre-business.

u 5-8 | Freshman | Guard | Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury HS)

AALIYAHGAINES 5

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Nashville Community HS capture the IHSA 2A State Title as a senior… had a game-high 14 points to go along with five rebounds and three blocks in the state championship game… helped team post 33-2 overall record as a senior... averaged 9.2 points per game and 5.5 rebounds per game as a senior… also added 49 assists… helped team post a 116-19 record during her career… was a two-time all-conference honoree… earned IBCA All-State Second Team and IHSA Honorable Mention Team honors as a junior… was tabbed The Southern newspaper’s ‘Player of the Year” in 2013 was selected to the all-state first team by the Belleville News Democrat. PERSONAL: Intends to major in communication disorders and sciences.

u 6-0 | Freshman | Forward | Hoyleton, Ill. (Nashville Community HS)

ERICA BROWN 11

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year starter in basketball… named the South Suburban Conference Player of the Year as a senior… also earned all-area and all-conference first team honors… was named to the all-state honorable mention team as a senior... was named to the all-conference first team as a sophomore… was also tabbed to the all-area team and the all-state honorable mention team… missed her junior season with a knee injury… averaged 16.4 points per game and 3.2 assists per game during the 2010-11 season… was a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Daughter of George and Angie Danos… intends to major in pre-law… brother, Dean, plays basketball at Northern Kentucky.

u 5-7 | Freshman | Guard | Oak Lawn, Ill. (Richards HS)

GEORGIA DANOS 12



ILLINOIS VALLEY C.C. (2012-13): Averaged 19.3 points per game, 12.1 rebounds per game and 3.2 assists per game as a sophomore… also hit 50 percent of her field-goal attempts and 34 percent of her three-point attempts… helped her team to a 22-9 record during the 2012-13 season. MARSHALLTOWN C.C. (2011-12): Averaged 11.6 points per game… connected on 45.5 percent of her field goals… helped to an 11-17 overall record. PERSONAL: Intends to major in sociology.

u 5-11 | Junior | Forward | Milwaukee, Wis. (Illinois Valley C.C.)

ARNISHA THOMAS 20


HIGH SCHOOL: Was a letterwinner in basketball, volleyball and track… earned all-conference honorable mention honors as a senior… averaged eight points per game, six rebounds per game and three blocks per game as a junior at North Scott HS in Eldridge, Iowa before moving to Bettendorf, Iowa… set the school career blocks record at North Scott HS as a junior and earned all-conference honors… was a member of the Quad City Select and Quad City Attack AAU Teams from 2008-12. PERSONAL: Daughter of Jay and Melissa Kallenberger… intends to major in psychology.

u 6-5 | Freshman | Forward | Bettendorf, Iowa (Pleasant Valley HS)

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2012-13 IN REVIEW

Mariah King(2009-13)

Ta’Kenya Nixon(2009-13)

2012-13 EIU Women’s Basketball Notes TEAM SEASON NOTES• The Panthers captured the OVC Regular-Season Title this season, their second title in the last four years. EIU also won the 2009-10 title. • The Panthers captured their fourth 20-win season in the last five seasons. EIU has a total of six, 20-win seasons since 1982. • The Panthers earned their first postseason win in school history on March 20, defeating SEC-member Missouri, 60-58, in the opening round of the WNIT. EIU has made four consecutive postseason appearances. All told, the women’s basketball program has participated in postseason action five times (1 NCAA, 3 WNIT, 1 WBI). • The senior class (Nixon, Wyss, Mitchell, King) combined to score 5,376 career points and win 83 games. The class also finished their career with 2,482 rebounds, 1,083 assists, 594 steals and 129 blocks. • The squad earned the 2012-13 OVC Team Sportsmanship Award for the first time. Voted on by the student-athletes and coaches of the respective sports, the team awards are bestowed upon the Conference squads deemed to have best exhibited the standards of sportsmanship and ethical behavior as outlined by the OVC and NCAA. Included in the areas for evaluation are the conduct of student-athletes, coaches, staff and administrators and fans.

EIU SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SET IN 2012-13Ta’Kenya Nixon – 10th in field-goal attempts (405)… third in assists (183)… tied for sixth in steals (83).Kelsey Wyss – sixth in three-pointers made (49)… 10th in three-pointers attempted (130).Katlyn Payne – seventh in three-pointers made (48).Sabina Oroszova – second in blocked shots (58)… tied for ninth in rebounds (224).TEAM – set program record for made three pointers (200), three pointers attempted (398) and blocked shots (130)… ninth in team points (2,182). OVC SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SET IN 2012-13Ta’Kenya Nixon – finished the season with 183 assists, the ninth most in OVC single-season history.Sabina Oroszova – finished the season with 58 blocks, tied for the eighth most in OVC single-season history.



u EIU captured its first postseason victory in school history last season, defeating Missouri in the WNIT.

Kelsey Wyss



2012-13 OVERALL STATISTICS2012-13 EIU Women's BasketballEastern Illinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 25, 2013)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 20-12 12-2 7-9 1-1CONFERENCE 12-4 7-1 5-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 8-8 5-1 2-6 1-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg15 NIXON, Ta'Kenya 32-32 1079 33.7 183-405 . 4 5 2 16-48 . 3 3 3 100-129 . 7 7 5 62 126 188 5.9 68 2 183 117 18 83 482 15.151 KING, Mariah 32-32 925 28.9 173-389 . 4 4 5 15-62 . 2 4 2 92-122 . 7 5 4 75 133 208 6.5 62 1 37 74 16 33 453 14.204 WYSS, Kelsey 32-23 861 26.9 102-253 . 4 0 3 49-130 . 3 7 7 16-20 . 8 0 0 5 73 78 2.4 26 0 62 44 7 42 269 8.433 MITCHELL, Sydney 32-13 713 22.3 91-235 . 3 8 7 19-45 . 4 2 2 54-79 . 6 8 4 72 125 197 6.2 48 0 38 50 2 18 255 8.010 OROSZOVA, Sabina 32-31 710 22.2 74-175 . 4 2 3 19-61 . 3 1 1 22-34 . 6 4 7 68 156 224 7.0 67 1 50 52 58 19 189 5.922 CRUNK, Jordyne 32-0 739 23.1 50-167 . 2 9 9 26-75 . 3 4 7 58-68 . 8 5 3 19 44 63 2.0 47 0 53 55 2 17 184 5.803 PAYNE, Katlyn 32-28 683 21.3 59-182 . 3 2 4 48-144 . 3 3 3 16-27 . 5 9 3 28 85 113 3.5 31 0 46 33 8 25 182 5.740 OLSON, Taryn 32-1 439 13.7 38-96 . 3 9 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 9-30 . 3 0 0 34 52 86 2.7 58 0 12 29 12 10 85 2.701 WOOLFOLK, Danielle 19-0 81 4.3 10-30 . 3 3 3 3-8 . 3 7 5 6-10 . 6 0 0 4 13 17 0.9 12 0 8 13 0 7 29 1.532 SHUMPERT, Alece 18-0 68 3.8 6-28 . 2 1 4 2-15 . 1 3 3 10-14 . 7 1 4 3 6 9 0.5 10 0 0 4 2 2 24 1.324 PALOMBIZIO, Morgan 17-0 119 7.0 6-20 . 3 0 0 3-10 . 3 0 0 4-4 1.000 13 22 35 2.1 2 0 7 11 1 7 19 1.154 WILLIS, DeAnna 17-0 58 3.4 5-16 . 3 1 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-3 . 3 3 3 7 7 14 0.8 5 0 2 7 4 0 11 0.6

Team 63 83 146 11Total.......... 32 6475 797-1996 . 3 9 9 200-598 . 3 3 4 388-540 . 7 1 9 453 925 1378 43.1 436 4 498 500 130 263 2182 68.2Opponents...... 32 6475 773-1983 . 3 9 0 208-648 . 3 2 1 290-420 . 6 9 0 348 817 1165 36.4 485 - 453 494 139 260 2044 63.9

TEAM STATISTICS EIU OPPSCORING 2182 2044 Points per game 68.2 63.9 Scoring margin +4.3 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 797-1996 773-1983 Field goal pct . 3 9 9 . 3 9 03 POINT FG-ATT 200-598 208-648 3-point FG pct . 3 3 4 . 3 2 1 3-pt FG made per game 6.3 6.5FREE THROWS-ATT 388-540 290-420 Free throw pct . 7 1 9 . 6 9 0 F-Throws made per game 12.1 9.1REBOUNDS 1378 1165 Rebounds per game 43.1 36.4 Rebounding margin +6.7 -ASSISTS 498 453 Assists per game 15.6 14.2TURNOVERS 500 494 Turnovers per game 15.6 15.4 Turnover margin -0.2 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 0.9STEALS 263 260 Steals per game 8.2 8.1BLOCKS 130 139 Blocks per game 4.1 4.3ATTENDANCE 10438 19529 Home games-Avg/Game 14-746 16-1210 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-86

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsEastern Illinois 1019 1139 24 2182Opponents 969 1059 16 2044

Date Opponent Score Att.11/09/12 at Indiana State L 39-69 266811/12/12 BRADLEY L 65-66 40511/19/12 SAN JOSE STATE W 88-67 255011/24/12 vs Buffalo W 89-73 173

% 11/25/12 at Dayton L 42-105 109011/29/12 IUPUI Wot 71-60 43112/04/12 EVANSVILLE W 70-57 36412/07/12 SACRAMENTO STATE Wot 72-67 43912/15/12 at Wisconsin L 47-76 389312/17/12 at Western Illinois L 68-70 35312/19/12 at Northern Illinois L 38-48 392

* 12/29/12 at Tennessee State Univ W 76-67 89301/02/13 at Loyola Chicago W 72-69 247

* 01/05/13 at Morehead State W 78-58 919* 01/07/13 at Eastern Kentucky L 62-63 125* 01/12/13 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 76-53 691* 01/14/13 TENNESSEE TECH W 89-79 514* 01/19/13 at Austin Peay W 68-43 650* 01/21/13 at Murray State L 58-68 375* 01/26/13 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 82-62 756* 01/28/13 UT MARTIN W 84-79 375* 02/02/13 at SIUE W 70-65 2044* 02/09/13 at Southeast Missouri W 64-46 439

02/12/13 OAKLAND CITY W 86-30 372* 02/16/13 MURRAY STATE W 73-59 1016* 02/18/13 AUSTIN PEAY W 88-59 255* 02/23/13 BELMONT W 60-43 415* 02/28/13 at UT Martin L 62-82 2366* 03/02/13 SIUE L o t 62-70 1855

03/08/13 vs UT Martin L 69-71 03/20/13 at Mizzou W 60-58 155103/25/13 at Illinois L 54-62 1351

* - Conference game



2012-13 OVC ONLY STATISTICS2012-13 EIU Women's BasketballEastern Illinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 02, 2013)

Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 12-4 7-1 5-3 0-0CONFERENCE 12-4 7-1 5-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg15 NIXON, Ta'Kenya 16-16 542 33.9 95-205 . 4 6 3 7-25 . 2 8 0 61-78 . 7 8 2 29 70 99 6.2 38 1 101 64 7 38 258 16.151 KING, Mariah 16-16 453 28.3 86-178 . 4 8 3 8-35 . 2 2 9 50-64 . 7 8 1 38 67 105 6.6 34 1 24 35 10 19 230 14.433 MITCHELL, Sydney 16-9 399 24.9 58-133 . 4 3 6 12-27 . 4 4 4 30-45 . 6 6 7 39 82 121 7.6 29 0 19 24 0 12 158 9.904 WYSS, Kelsey 16-8 412 25.8 51-128 . 3 9 8 29-67 . 4 3 3 10-12 . 8 3 3 3 29 32 2.0 10 0 33 20 4 17 141 8.810 OROSZOVA, Sabina 16-16 354 22.1 39-93 . 4 1 9 10-35 . 2 8 6 11-17 . 6 4 7 39 81 120 7.5 32 1 26 27 36 7 99 6.203 PAYNE, Katlyn 16-15 334 20.9 30-94 . 3 1 9 26-77 . 3 3 8 11-18 . 6 1 1 15 44 59 3.7 14 0 16 11 2 8 97 6.122 CRUNK, Jordyne 16-0 367 22.9 21-75 . 2 8 0 12-35 . 3 4 3 32-36 . 8 8 9 8 22 30 1.9 26 0 30 27 1 7 86 5.440 OLSON, Taryn 16-0 196 12.3 19-38 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 5-16 . 3 1 3 14 24 38 2.4 31 0 5 13 6 6 43 2.701 WOOLFOLK, Danielle 6-0 20 3.3 4-11 . 3 6 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 1 3 4 0.7 3 0 3 3 0 1 9 1.524 PALOMBIZIO, Morgan 14-0 86 6.1 6-17 . 3 5 3 3-8 . 3 7 5 2-2 1.000 9 13 22 1.6 1 0 6 7 0 4 17 1.232 SHUMPERT, Alece 8-0 27 3.4 0-10 . 0 0 0 0-6 . 0 0 0 7-10 . 7 0 0 2 3 5 0.6 4 0 0 1 0 1 7 0.954 WILLIS, DeAnna 9-0 35 3.9 3-9 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 4 4 8 0.9 3 0 1 3 3 0 7 0.8

Team 23 49 72 4Total.......... 16 3225 412-991 . 4 1 6 107-315 . 3 4 0 221-302 . 7 3 2 224 491 715 44.7 225 3 264 239 69 120 1152 72.0Opponents...... 16 3225 375-1008 . 3 7 2 104-323 . 3 2 2 142-210 . 6 7 6 176 396 572 35.8 264 - 210 231 66 128 996 62.2

TEAM STATISTICS EIU OPPSCORING 1152 996 Points per game 72.0 62.2 Scoring margin +9.8 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 412-991 375-1008 Field goal pct . 4 1 6 . 3 7 23 POINT FG-ATT 107-315 104-323 3-point FG pct . 3 4 0 . 3 2 2 3-pt FG made per game 6.7 6.5FREE THROWS-ATT 221-302 142-210 Free throw pct . 7 3 2 . 6 7 6 F-Throws made per game 13.8 8.9REBOUNDS 715 572 Rebounds per game 44.7 35.8 Rebounding margin +8.9 -ASSISTS 264 210 Assists per game 16.5 13.1TURNOVERS 239 231 Turnovers per game 14.9 14.4 Turnover margin -0.5 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.1 0.9STEALS 120 128 Steals per game 7.5 8.0BLOCKS 69 66 Blocks per game 4.3 4.1ATTENDANCE 5877 7811 Home games-Avg/Game 8-735 8-976 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsEastern Illinois 543 605 4 1152Opponents 460 524 12 996

Date Opponent Score Att.* 12/29/12 at Tennessee State Univ W 76-67 893* 01/05/13 at Morehead State W 78-58 919* 01/07/13 at Eastern Kentucky L 62-63 125* 01/12/13 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 76-53 691* 01/14/13 TENNESSEE TECH W 89-79 514* 01/19/13 at Austin Peay W 68-43 650* 01/21/13 at Murray State L 58-68 375* 01/26/13 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 82-62 756* 01/28/13 UT MARTIN W 84-79 375* 02/02/13 at SIUE W 70-65 2044* 02/09/13 at Southeast Missouri W 64-46 439* 02/16/13 MURRAY STATE W 73-59 1016* 02/18/13 AUSTIN PEAY W 88-59 255* 02/23/13 BELMONT W 60-43 415* 2-28-13 at UT Martin L 62-82 2366* 03/02/13 SIUE L o t 62-70 1855

* - Conference game

RECORD BOOK

Top-3 All-Time EIU Scorers(L-R): Rachel Galligan, Nancy Kassebaum and Ta’Kenya Nixon

Nancy Kassebaum1979-83

Rachel Galligan2005-09

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS



1987-88 Season

22-8 Overall14-4 Gateway

EIU OpponentL 74 95 at PurdueW 58 48 at Ball StateW 61 57 BUTLERW 76 62 BOWLING GREENW 66 42 SAINT LOUISL 62 63 @ at Northern ArizonaL 78 88 @ vs. Colorado StateW 62 50 • SOUTHERN ILLINOISW 73 55 • at Western IllinoisW 71 68 • at BradleyW 78 66 • NORTHERN IOWAW 60 57 • DRAKEL 85 95 • at Southwest MissouriW 69 58 • at Wichita StateL 76 86 • INDIANA STATEW 81 61 • ILLINOIS STATEW 75 48 VALPARAISOW 83 55 • BRADLEYW 80 59 • WESTERN ILLINOISL 66 67 • at DrakeW 90 75 • at Northern IowaW 65 64 • WICHITA STATEW 98 66 • SOUTHWEST MISSOURIL 73 85 • at Illinois State W 60 59 • at Indiana StateW 66 54 • at Southern IllinoisW 95 59 ILLINOIS-CHICAGOW 78 66 ^ INDIANA STATEW 80 79 ^ at Illinois StateL 72 78 + COLORADO

@ No. Arizona Tournament (Flagstaff, Ariz.)• Gateway Conference game^ Gateway Tournament (Champion)+ NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional (Charleston, Ill.)

2009-10 Season

23-11 Overall16-2 Ohio Valley

EIU OpponentL 68 91 + at #3 Ohio StateL 80 84 + vs UTEPW 74 70 + vs Northern ColoradoL 52 79 at SMUW 68 64 at IPFWW 110 28 BRESCIAW 70 57 • at Tennessee StateL 55 65 • at Austin PeayW 66 58 WESTERN MICHIGANL 63 65 INDIANA STATEL 56 62 at Illinois-ChicagoL 66 82 ILLINOIS STATEL 78 85 at Miami (Ohio)W 85 48 • JACKSONVILLE STATEW 79 68 • TENNESSEE TECHW 67 39 • SOUTHEAST MISSOURIW 60 50 • at Eastern KentuckyW 62 60 • at Morehead StateW 64 57 • MURRAY STATEW 74 47 • UT MARTINW 80 59 • at Tennessee TechW 60 43 • at Jacksonville StateW 74 63 at SIU EdwardsvilleW 71 41 • at Southeast MissouriW 74 63 • MOREHEAD STATEW 69 41 • EASTERN KENTUCKYL 64 71 • at UT MartinW 76 71 • at Murray StateW 78 47 • AUSTIN PEAYW 79 67 • TENNESSEE STATEW 73 56 $ TENNESSEE STATEW 65 51 $ vs UT MartinL 60 69 $ vs Austin PeayL 56 85 ^ at Marquette

+ Preseason WNIT (Little Rock, Ark.) • Ohio Valley Conference game$ OVC Tournament (runner-up)^ Postseason WNIT

2012-13 Season

20-12 Overall12-4 Ohio Valley

EIU OpponentL 39 69 at Indiana StateL 65 66 BRADLEYW 88 67 SAN JOSE STATEW 89 73 ^ vs BuffaloL 42 105 ^ at DaytonW 71 60 (OT) IUPUIW 70 57 EVANSVILLEW 72 67 (OT) SACRAMENTO STATEL 47 76 at WisconsinL 68 70 at Western IllinoisL 38 48 at Northern IllinoisW 76 67 * at Tennessee StateW 72 69 at Loyola (IL)W 78 58 * at Morehead StateL 62 63 * at Eastern KentuckyW 76 53 * JACKSONVILLE STATEW 89 79 * TENNESSEE TECHW 68 43 * at Austin PeayL 58 68 * at Murray StateW 82 62 * SOUTHEAST MISSOURIW 84 79 * UT MARTINW 70 65 * at SIUEW 64 46 * at Southeast MissouriW 86 30 OAKLAND CITYW 73 59 * MURRAY STATEW 88 59 * AUSTIN PEAYW 60 43 * BELMONTL 62 82 * at UT MartinL 62 70 (OT) * SIUEL 69 71 # vs UT MartinW 60 58 ! at MissouriL 54 62 ! at Illinois

^ Dayton Tournament (Dayton, Ohio)* Ohio Valley Conference gameHome games in BOLD CAPS# OVC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)! WNIT



3. NANCY KASSEBAUM – 1,807 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1979-80 30-30 207-464 .446 –– –– –– 50- 81 .617 464 15.51980-81 33-33 219-476 .460 –– –– –– 66- 94 .702 504 15.31981-82 31-31 217-446 .470 –– –– –– 80- 102 .784 514 16.61982-83 19-19 135-257 .525 –– –– –– 55- 76 .724 325 17.1TOTALS 113-113 778-1643 .474 –– –– –– 251-353 .711 1807 16.0

5. TONI COLLINS – 1,715 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1981-82 33-33 236-481 .491 –– –– –– 84- 150 .560 556 16.81982-83 27-26 151-271 .557 –– –– –– 64- 86 .744 366 13.61983-84 28-28 160-299 .535 –– –– –– 63- 88 .716 383 13.71984-85 28-28 164-326 .503 –– –– –– 82- 128 .641 410 14.6TOTALS 116-115 711-1377 .516 –– –– –– 293-452 .648 1715 14.8

4. PAM O’CONNOR – 1,731 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2000-01 27-27 143-269 .532 2- 2 1.000 69- 104 .663 357 13.22001-02 28-28 204-337 .605 0- 1 .000 96- 157 .611 504 18.02003-04 27-26 166-276 .601 0- 0 .000 112-161 .696 444 16.42004-05 27-20 164-274 .599 0- 1 .000 98- 157 .624 426 15.8TOTALS 109-101 677-1156 .586 2- 4 .500 375-579 .648 1731 15.9

1. TA’KENYA NIXON – 1,924 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2009-10 34-33 156-331 .471 13- 46 .283 150-193 .777 475 14.02010-11 29-28 152-329 .462 10- 33 .303 147-187 .786 461 15.92011-12 31-31 182-347 .524 8- 34 .235 134-160 .838 506 16.32012-13 32-32 183-405 .452 16- 48 .333 100-129 .775 482 15.1TOTALS 126-124 673-1412 .447 47- 161 .292 531-669 .794 1924 15.3

1,000 POINT CLUB

2. RACHEL GALLIGAN – 1,891 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2005-06 29-26 118-238 .496 0- 0 .000 74- 95 .779 310 10.72006-07 29-29 172-369 .466 0- 1 .000 155-204 .760 499 17.22007-08 27-21 170-311 .547 0- 1 .000 160-186 .860 500 18.52008-09 33-33 224-394 .569 0- 0 .000 134-177 .757 582 17.6TOTALS 118-109 684-1312 .521 0- 2 .000 523-662 .790 1891 16.0



6. BARBORA GARBOVA – 1,537 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1994-95 28-28 133-353 .377 35- 96 .365 41- 60 .683 342 12.21995-96 27-27 144-357 .403 28- 106 .264 49- 78 .628 365 13.51996-97 27-27 167-400 .418 37- 100 .370 54- 82 .659 425 15.71997-98 27-26 150-385 .393 36- 103 .350 69- 95 .726 405 15.0TOTALS 109-108 594-1495 .397 136- 405 .336 213-315 .676 1537 14.1

1,000 POINT CLUB

7. BARB PERKES – 1,456 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1986-87 30-28 128-331 .387 33- 94 .351 66- 95 .695 355 11.81987-88 30-30 165-392 .421 47- 115 .409 91- 123 .740 468 15.61988-89 14-12 65- 169 .385 20- 59 .339 64- 80 .800 214 15.31989-90 24-24 146-358 .408 37- 95 .390 90- 116 .776 419 17.5TOTALS 98-94 504-1250 .403 137- 363 .377 311-414 .751 1456 14.9

8. MARIAH KING – 1,440 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2009-10 34-0 77- 147 .524 0- 3 .000 28- 42 .667 182 5.42010-11 31-31 159-331 .480 5- 21 .238 93- 134 .694 416 13.42011-12 31-31 158-346 .457 3- 20 .150 70- 119 .588 389 12.52012-13 32-32 173-389 .445 15- 62 .242 92- 122 .754 453 14.2TOTALS 128-94 567-1213 .467 23- 106 .217 283-417 .679 1440 11.3

10. MELANIE HATFIELD – 1,389 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1982-83 28-17 114- 231 .494 –– –– –– 29- 46 .630 257 9.21983-84 28-26 133- 287 .463 –– –– –– 57- 85 .671 323 11.51984-85 27-25 132- 279 .473 –– –– –– 49- 76 .645 313 11.61985-86 28-28 209- 441 .474 –– –– –– 78- 106 .736 496 17.7TOTALS 111-96 588- 1238 .475 –– –– –– 213-313 .681 1389 12.5

9. LINDA ELLSWORTH – 1,434 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1977-78 N/A –– –– –– 2801978-79 N/A –– –– –– 1901979-80 30- 212- 417 .508 –– –– –– 70- 112 .630 474 15.81980-81 32- 490 15.3TOTALS 95-N/A 627- 1164 .539 –– –– –– 180-266 .677 1434



1,000 POINT CLUB11. TRACY ROLLER – 1,385 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1988-89 28-10 77- 181 .425 1- 10 .100 34- 48 .708 189 6.81989-90 27-27 173- 380 .455 17- 49 .347 79- 95 .832 442 16.41990-91 26-26 142- 330 .430 16- 55 .291 63- 88 .716 363 14.01991-92 27-27 144- 358 .402 15- 57 .263 88- 102 .863 391 14.5TOTALS 108-90 536- 1249 .429 49- 171 .287 264-333 .793 1385 12.8

12. CHRIS ALDRIDGE – 1,337 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1982-83 25-4 60- 129 .465 –– –– –– 30- 46 .652 150 6.01983-84 28-25 132- 261 .506 –– –– –– 62- 110 .564 326 11.61984-85 28-28 172- 326 .582 –– –– –– 67- 107 .626 411 14.71985-86 28-28 187- 401 .466 –– –– –– 76- 112 .679 450 16.1TOTALS 109-85 551- 1117 .493 –– –– –– 235-375 .627 1337 12.3

13. MEGAN SPARKS – 1,313 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2002-03 28-21 98- 269 .364 32- 108 .296 88- 108 .815 316 11.32003-04 26-11 91- 236 .386 23- 72 .319 66- 81 .815 271 10.42004-05 26-26 80- 247 .324 30- 103 .291 76- 104 .731 266 10.22005-06 29-29 140- 362 .387 45- 128 .352 135-171 .789 460 15.9TOTALS 109-87 409-1114 .367 130- 411 .316 365-464 .787 1313 12.0

14. JOANN ARCHER – 1,256 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1977-78 unavailable n/a1978-79 25- 73- 153 .477 –– –– –– 16- 19 .842 162 6.51979-80 30- 163- 369 .369 –– –– –– 66- 85 .776 392 13.11980-81 35- 251- 479 .524 –– –– –– 105-135 .778 607 17.3TOTALS 100- 495- 1028 .482 –– –– –– 200-254 .787 1256 11.9

15. LISA TYLER – 1,249 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1985-86 28-27 98- 205 .478 –– –– –– 35- 50 .700 231 8.31986-87 30-29 150- 317 .473 0- 3 .000 86- 111 .775 386 12.91987-88 30-29 129- 269 .480 1- 4 .250 51- 67 .761 310 10.31988-89 27-25 135- 259 .521 2- 3 .667 50- 60 .866 322 11.9TOTALS 115-110 512- 1050 .488 3- 10 .300 222-288 .771 1249 10.9



1,000 POINT CLUB16. LAUREN DAILEY – 1,247 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2000-01 26-25 88- 224 .393 30- 111 .270 42- 52 .808 248 9.52001-02 28-28 119- 287 .415 56- 145 .386 31- 39 .795 325 11.62002-03 28-28 130- 311 .418 40- 119 .336 68- 85 .800 368 13.12003-04 26-25 105- 263 .399 36- 109 .330 60- 69 .870 306 11.8TOTALS 108-106 442- 1085 .407 162- 484 .335 201-245 .820 1247 11.5

17. LEAH ALDRICH-FRANKLIN – 1,246 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1996-97 25-0 28- 72 .389 0- 1 .000 11- 19 .579 67 2.71997-98 27-27 173- 374 .463 1- 5 .200 56- 88 .636 403 14.91998-99 26-26 216- 439 .492 12- 44 .273 112-141 .794 556 21.41999-00 26-20 100- 199 .503 0- 0 .000 20- 34 .588 220 8.5TOTALS 104-73 517- 1084 .477 13- 50 .260 199-282 .706 1246 12.0

18. STACY FRIERDICH – 1,110 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1987-88 30-0 86- 161 .534 0- 0 .000 63- 88 .716 235 7.81988-89 28-6 88- 182 .484 0- 0 .000 43- 73 .589 219 7.81989-90 27-27 109- 220 .496 0- 0 .000 54- 75 .720 272 10.11990-91 27-27 161- 307 .524 0- 0 .000 62- 101 .614 384 14.2TOTALS 112-60 444- 870 .510 0- 0 .000 222-337 .659 1110 9.9

19. ALLISON LEE – 1,057 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1994-95 28-28 78- 174 .448 0- 0 .000 94- 121 .777 250 8.91995-96 27-27 79- 154 .513 1- 3 .333 62- 89 .691 221 8.21996-97 27-27 102- 188 .543 0- 1 .000 102-129 .791 306 11.31997-98 26-26 89- 176 .506 0- 0 .000 102-136 .750 280 10.8TOTALS 108-108 348- 692 .503 1- 4 .250 360-475 .758 1057 9.8

20. SYDNEY MITCHELL – 1,056 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG2009-10 34-0 60- 130 .462 5- 14 .357 60- 82 .732 185 5.42010-11 31-31 98- 225 .436 19- 50 .380 71- 106 .670 286 9.22011-12 30-22 109- 241 .452 19- 54 .352 93- 124 .750 330 11.02012-13 32-13 91- 235 .387 19- 45 .422 54- 79 .684 255 8.0TOTALS 127-66 358- 831 .431 62- 163 .380 278-391 .711 1056 8.3



1,000 POINT CLUB

21. SHERYL BONSETT – 1,012 pts.

20. KATHY LANTER – 1,020 pts.Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1979-80 1- 0- 0 .000 –– –– –– 0- 0 .000 0 0.01980-81 N/A –– –– –– 2181981-82 33- 182- 400 .455 –– –– –– 37- 53 .698 401 12.21982-83 29-29 173- 352 .491 –– –– –– 55- 75 .733 401 13.8TOTALS 94-N/A 494-N/A –– –– –– 122-N/A 1020 10.9

Year G-GS FG- FGA Pct. 3FG- 3FGA Pct. FT- FTA Pct. TP PPG1985-86 27-25 82- 183 .448 –– –– –– 30- 39 .769 194 7.21986-87 30-15 72- 176 .409 0- 8 .000 40- 51 .784 184 6.11987-88 29-29 138- 301 .459 17- 42 .405 55- 75 .733 348 12.01988-89 28-27 117- 271 .432 25- 57 .439 27- 37 .730 286 10.2TOTALS 114-96 409- 931 .439 42- 107 .393 152-202 .752 1012 8.9

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PANTHER RECORD BOOK | SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

SEASON POINTS1. JoAnnArcher..................... 607......... 19812. RachelGalligan................. 582......... 20093. LeahAldrich-Franklin......... 556......... 1999 ToniCollins........................ 556......... 19825. NancyKassebaum............ 514......... 19826. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 506......... 20127. PamO’Connor................... 504......... 2002 NancyKassebaum............ 504......... 19819. RachelGalligan................. 500......... 200810. RachelGalligan................. 499......... 2007

SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE1. JoAnnArcher..................... 251......... 19812. ToniCollins........................ 236......... 19823. RachelGalligan................. 224......... 20094. NancyKassebaum............ 219......... 19815. NancyKassebaum............ 217......... 19826. LeahAldrich-Franklin......... 216......... 19997. LindaEllsworth.................. 212......... 19808. MelanieHatfield................. 209......... 19869. NancyKassebaum............ 207......... 198010. PamO’Connor................... 204......... 2002

SEASON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. ToniCollins........................ 481......... 19822. JoAnnArcher..................... 479......... 19813. NancyKassebaum............ 476......... 19814. NancyKassebaum............ 464......... 19805. NancyKassebaum............ 446......... 19826. MelanieHatfield................. 441......... 19867. LeahAldrich-Franklin......... 439......... 19998. JoHuber............................ 422......... 19809. LindaEllsworth.................. 417......... 198010. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 405......... 2013

SEASON 3-POINT FIELD GOALS1. MichelleLewis................... 58........... 20022. KelseyWyss...................... 57............20113. LaurenDailey.................... 56........... 20024. MeggieEck........................ 54........... 20075. MeganEdwards................ 53........... 20096. KelseyWyss...................... 49........... 20137. KatlynPayne..................... 48........... 20138. BarbPerkes....................... 47........... 19889. MeganSparks................... 45........... 200610. AshleyThomas.................. 44........... 2010 ReneeSchaul.................... 44........... 2001 AngiePatzner.................... 44........... 2000

SEASON 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED1. MichelleLewis................... 155......... 20022. MeggieEck........................ 153......... 20073. ReneeSchaul.................... 150......... 20014. KelseyWyss...................... 147..........20115. LaurenDailey.................... 145......... 20026. KatlynPayne..................... 144......... 20137. AshleyThomas.................. 143......... 20108. MeganEdwards................ 131......... 20099. KelseyWyss...................... 130......... 201310. MeganSparks................... 128......... 2006

SEASON ASSISTS1. NancyKassebaum............ 223......... 19822. NancyKassebaum............ 206......... 19813. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 183......... 20134. KathyLanter...................... 178......... 19835. NickyPolka........................ 177......... 19956. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 166......... 20107. KathyLanter...................... 157......... 19828. NickyPolka........................ 151......... 1994 NickyPolka........................ 151......... 199310. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 146..........2011

SEASON FREE THROWS MADE1. RachelGalligan................. 160......... 20082. MaggieKloak..................... 158......... 20103. RachelGalligan................. 155......... 20074. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 150......... 20105. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 147..........20116. MeganSparks................... 135......... 20067. RachelGalligan................. 134......... 2009 TaKenyaNixon.................. 134......... 20129. ShannonBaugh................. 129......... 199410. PamO’Connor................... 112......... 2004 LeahAldrich-Franklin......... 112......... 1999

SEASON FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. MaggieKloak..................... 214......... 20102. RachelGalligan................. 204......... 20073. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 193......... 20104. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 187..........20115. RachelGalligan................. 186......... 20086. RachelGalligan................. 177......... 20097. MeganSparks................... 171......... 20068. PamO’Connor................... 161......... 20049. TaKenyaNixon.................. 160......... 20129. ShannonBaugh................. 158......... 199410. PamO’Connor................... 157......... 2005 PamO’Connor................... 157......... 2002

SEASON REBOUNDS1. ToniCollins........................ 352......... 19822. JoHuber............................ 335......... 19803. LindaEllsworth.................. 294......... 19804. LindaEllsworth.................. 280......... 19815. RachelGalligan................. 240......... 20076. SherielBrown.................... 237......... 19937. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 230......... 20108. ToniCollins........................ 227......... 19859. LisaTyler........................... 224......... 1987 SabinaOroszova............... 224......... 201311. MaggieKloak..................... 219......... 2010

SEASON STEALS1. NancyKassebaum............ 151......... 19802. NancyKassebaum............ 130......... 19823. NancyKassebaum............ 125......... 19814. MelanieHatfield................. 116......... 19865. BarbPerkes....................... 85........... 19886. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 83........... 2012 Ta’KenyaNixon................. 83........... 20138. NickyPolka........................ 78........... 19949. NancyKassebaum............ 73........... 198310. Ta’KenyaNixon................. 71........... 2010

SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS1. RachelGalligan................. 61........... 20062. SabinaOroszova............... 58........... 20133. ToniCollins........................ 47........... 19824. RachelGalligan................. 46........... 20075. LauraMull.......................... 45........... 19876. MissyBeck........................ 44........... 19967. RachelGalligan................. 41........... 20098. RachelGalligan................. 37........... 20089. KatieMeyers..................... 35........... 2004 LeahAldrich-Franklin......... 35........... 2000 ToniCollins........................ 35........... 1983

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SEASON POINTS1.............2,482......................................... 19812.............2,430......................................... 19823.............2,376......................................... 20104.............2,311......................................... 19805.............2,231......................................... 20096.............2,224......................................... 20127.............2,211......................................... 19888.............2,208......................................... 19839.............2,182......................................... 20139.............2,161......................................... 1987

SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE1.............1,048......................................... 19812.............1,046......................................... 19823.............. 975........................................... 19804.............. 918........................................... 19835.............. 870........................................... 19876.............. 869........................................... 19867.............. 865........................................... 19858.............. 840........................................... 19889.............. 829........................................... 198410............ 818........................................... 2010

SEASON 3-POINT FIELD GOALS1.............. 200........................................... 20132.............. 180........................................... 20093.............. 172........................................... 20054.............. 165........................................... 20085.............. 156........................................... 19996.............. 155........................................... 20027.............. 151........................................... 20078.............. 145........................................... 20109.............. 143........................................... 2006................ 143........................................... 201111............ 140........................................... 2012

SEASON FREE THROWS MADE1.............. 595........................................... 20102.............. 556........................................... 20083.............. 529........................................... 20114.............. 518........................................... 20125.............. 515........................................... 20096.............. 508........................................... 20077.............. 481........................................... 20068.............. 479........................................... 19909.............. 461........................................... 198810............ 419........................................... 2005

TEAM RECORDS

MostGame............................... 34................2009-10 MostVictories........................... 25................1980-81 MostConsecutiveVictories:............. 13..... 2009-10,2011-12 MostPoints:............................2,482.............1980-81 MostFieldGoalsMade:.........1,048.............1980-81 MostFieldGoalsAttempted:..2,276.............1979-80 BestFieldGoal%:....... .488(918-of-1,881)..1982-83 MostFreeThrowsMade:........ 595...............2009-10 MostFreeThrowsAttempted:. 832...............2009-10 BestFreeThrow%:...... .786(556-of-707)....2007-08 Most3-PointFGMade:........... 200...............2012-13 Most3-PointFGAttempted:.... 598...............2012-13 Best3-PointFG%:........ .409(71-of-171).....1987-88 MostRebounds:.....................1,466.............1981-82 BestReboundAverage:..........44.4..............1981-82 MostAssists:........................... 686...............1981-82 MostSteals:............................. 418...............1979-80 MostBlockedShots:................ 130...............2012-13

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PANTHER RECORD BOOK | INDIVIDUAL RECORDS & TOP PERFORMANCES

POINTS38................... JessicaHuffmanvsMoreheadState.............................12/20/06

FIELD GOALS MADE16................... SherielBrownvsGrambling..........................................12/19/92 PatHamiltonvsNorthernIowa........................................1/31/87

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED29................... JessicaHuffmanvs.JacksonvilleSt.(2OT)....................2/01/07

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1.000.............. On11occasions(minimum5FGattempts)MostRecently:MaggieKloak(6-6)atUTMartin......................................2/18/10HighFGs:PamO’Connor(10-10)vsUT-Martin.......................................2/16/02....................... DedeEdwards(10-10)vsBradley...................................1/30/82

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE7..................... MeganSparksvsUTMartin............................................1/12/06 AngiePatznervsMiddleTennessee................................1/18/00 BarbPerkesvsIllinoisState..............................................3/9/88 BarbPerkesvsDrake........................................................1/5/87

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED16................... BarbPerkesvsIllinoisState..............................................3/9/88

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1.000.............. MeganEdwards(5-of-5)vsSoutheastMissouri................2/7/09 AshleyThomas(5-of-5)vsAustinPeay.............................2/9/08

FREE THROWS MADE15................... Ta’KenyaNixonatEasternKentucky............................02/25/12 RachelGalliganvsMurrayState.......................................3/8/08 RachelGalliganvsEasternKentucky.............................1/12/08 BarbPerkesvsWisconsin-GreenBay............................12/1/88

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED18................... RachelGalliganvsEasternKentucky.............................1/12/08 ChrisAldridgevsXavier................................................11/22/85

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1.000.............. On9occasions(minimum10attempts) SydneyMitchell(10-for-10)vsNorthernIllinois.............12/29/11 JordyneCrunk(12-of-12)vsSIUEdwardsville..................2/3/11 Ta’KenyaNixon(12-of-12)vsEasternKentucky................2/13/10....................... ShannonBaugh(14-of-14)vsYoungstownSt............................ 2/17/94

REBOUNDS22................... ToniCollinsvsEvansville..............................................12/22/84

ASSISTS16................... BarbPerkesvsOklahoma...............................................12/8/89

BLOCKS 6..................... RachelGalliganvsButler..............................................11/30/05 LauraMullvsIllinoisState...............................................2/12/87 ToniCollinsvsNortheasternIllinois.................................2/13/82

STEALS11................... MelanieHatfieldvsWisconsin.......................................11/30/85 NancyKassebaumvsDayton.......................................12/18/79

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS607....................JoAnnArcher...............................................................1980-81

SCORING AVERAGE21.4...................LeahAldrich-Franklin...................................................1998-99

FIELD GOALS MADE236....................ToniCollins..................................................................1981-82

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED481....................ToniCollins..................................................................1981-82

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.605...................PamO’Connor(204-337)............................................2001-02

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE58......................MichelleLewis.............................................................2001-02

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED155....................MichelleLewis.............................................................2001-02

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.477...................LindseyKluempers(21-of-44).....................................2007-08

FREE THROWS MADE160....................RachelGalligan...........................................................2007-08

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED204....................RachelGalligan...........................................................2006-07

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.893...................BeverlyWilliams(108-of-121).....................................1990-91

REBOUNDS352....................ToniCollins..................................................................1981-82

ASSISTS223....................NancyKassebaum......................................................1979-80

BLOCKS61......................RachelGalligan...........................................................2005-06

STEALS151....................NancyKassebaum......................................................1979-80

INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS

MostPointsScored:....126... vsIndiana-Northwest........................11/21/03Points-OVCGame:....108... vsTennesseeState...........................12/10/05MostPts.OneHalf:.......71... vsIndiana-Northwest(1sthalf).........11/21/03MostPts.2Teams:......201... withJacksonvilleState(103-98).......02/01/07FewestPts.Allowed:.....18... vsChicagoState...............................11/20/78.......................................18... vsPrincipia.......................................01/24/76MostFGMade:..............54... vsIndiana-Northwest........................11/21/03MostFGAttempted:.......98... vsSIUEdwardsville..........................02/21/80BestFieldGoal%:.......707... vsBradley(33-of-46)........................01/12/85MostFTMade:..............41... atSoutheastMissouri.......................02/10/04MostFTAttempted:.......48... OnTwoOccasions..................... 2008&2009BestFT%:................1.000... atSoutheastMissouri(11-of-11).......02/17/01..................................1.000... atAustinPeay(10-of-10)..................01/04/01Most3-PtFGMade:......14... atSanJoseState............................. 11/21/11Most3-PtFGAttempt:...36.. vsMoreheadState............................01/02/99Best3-PointFG%:......833... atIPFW(5-of-6)................................11/27/09MostRebounds:............62... vsChicagoState...............................12/04/82MostAssists:..................42... vsIndiana-Northwest........................11/21/03MostSteals:...................35... vsButler............................................12/07/83MostBlockedShots:...... 11... OnTwoOccasions..................... 1990&2009

TEAM SINGLE GAME HIGHS


PANTHER RECORD BOOK | CAREER RECORDS & FRESHMEN RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

FIELD GOALS MADE1. NancyKassebaum....... 778......... 1980-832. ToniCollins................... 711......... 1982-853. RachelGalligan............ 684......... 2006-094. PamO’Connor.............. 677......... 2001-055. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 673......... 2010-136. LindaEllsworth............. 627......... 1977-817. BarboraGarbova.......... 594......... 1995-988. MelanieHatfield............ 588......... 1983-869. MariahKing.................. 567......... 2010-1310. ChrisAldridge............... 551......... 1983-86

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. NancyKassebaum....... 1,643...... 1980-832. BarboraGarbova.......... 1,495...... 1995-983. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 1,412...... 2010-134. ToniCollins................... 1,377...... 1982-855. RachelGalligan............ 1,312...... 2006-096. BarbPerkes.................. 1,250...... 1987-907. TracyRoller.................. 1,249...... 1989-928. MelanieHatfield............ 1,238...... 1983-869. MariahKing.................. 1,213...... 2010-1310. LindaEllsworth............. 1,164...... 1977-81

3-POINT FIELD GOALS1. KelseyWyss................. 171......... 2010-132. LaurenDailey............... 162......... 2001-043. BarbPerkes.................. 137......... 1987-904. BarboraGarbova.......... 136......... 1995-985. AshleyThomas............. 130......... 2007-10 MeganSparks.............. 130......... 2003-067. MeganEdwards........... 125......... 2006-098. AngiePatzner............... 112......... 1996-009. MeggieEck................... 107......... 2004-0710. DominiqueSims........... 101......... 2008-10

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS1. LaurenDailey............... 484......... 2001-042. KelseyWyss................. 462......... 2010-133. MeganSparks.............. 411......... 2003-064. BarboraGarbova.......... 405......... 1995-985. AshleyThomas............. 393......... 2007-106. BarbPerkes.................. 363......... 1987-907. MeganEdwards........... 349......... 2006-098. AngiePatzner............... 326......... 1996-009. ReneeSchaul............... 295......... 1998-0110. DominiqueSims........... 293......... 2008-10

FREE THROWS MADE1. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 531......... 2010-132. RachelGalligan............ 523......... 2006-093. PamO’Connor.............. 375......... 2001-054. MeganSparks.............. 365......... 2003-065. AllisonLee.................... 360......... 1995-986. MaggieKloak................ 330......... 2007-107. BarbPerkes.................. 311......... 1987-908. ToniCollins................... 293......... 1982-859. MariahKing.................. 283......... 2010-1310. SydneyMitchell............ 278......... 2010-13

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 669......... 2010-132. RachelGalligan............ 662......... 2006-093. PamO’Connor.............. 579......... 2001-054. AllisonLee.................... 475......... 1995-985. MeganSparks.............. 464......... 2003-066. MaggieKloak................ 461......... 2007-107. ToniCollins................... 452......... 1982-858. MariahKing.................. 417......... 2010-139. BarbPerkes.................. 414......... 1987-9010. SydneyMitchell............ 391......... 2010-13

REBOUNDS1. ToniCollins................... 984......... 1982-852. LindaEllsworth............. 844......... 1977-813. LisaTyler...................... 806......... 1986-894. RachelGalligan............ 794......... 2006-095. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 778......... 2010-136. SydneyMitchell............ 697......... 2010-137. BarboraGarbova.......... 689......... 1995-988. ChrisAldridge............... 677......... 1983-869. LauraMull..................... 670......... 1987-9010. MariahKing.................. 654......... 2010-13STEALS1. NancyKassebaum....... 479......... 1980-832. MelanieHatfield............ 296......... 1983-863. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 287......... 2010-134. NickyPolka................... 255......... 1992-955. LoriConine................... 219......... 1982-856. BarbPerkes.................. 215......... 1987-907. BarboraGarbova.......... 190......... 1995-988. ToniCollins................... 179......... 1982-859. TracyRoller.................. 175......... 1989-9210. ChrisAldridge............... 167......... 1983-86

ASSISTS1. NancyKassebaum....... 683......... 1980-832. Ta’KenyaNixon............ 635......... 2010-133. NickyPolka................... 586......... 1992-954. SherylBonsett.............. 435......... 1986-895. JessLaska................... 427......... 1995-986. BarbPerkes.................. 425......... 1987-907. LisaTyler...................... 401......... 1986-898. LaurenDailey............... 383......... 2001-049. KathyLanter................. 382......... 1980-8310. TracyRoller.................. 364......... 1989-92

BLOCKED SHOTS1. RachelGalligan............ 185......... 2006-092. LauraMull..................... 140......... 1987-903. ToniCollins................... 136......... 1982-854. LeahAldrich-Franklin.... 109......... 1997-005. MissyBeck................... 100......... 1993-966. ChantellePressley....... 93........... 2009-127. SabinaOroszova.......... 83........... 2010-138. BrookeGossett............. 71........... 2000-039. MaggieKloak................ 69........... 2007-1010. KatieMeyers................ 59........... 2003-04

1 Ta’KenyaNixon............. 1,924..........2010-132. RachelGalligan............. 1,891..........2006-093. NancyKassebaum........ 1,807..........1980-834. PamO’Connor.............. 1,731..........2001-055. ToniCollins.................... 1,715..........1982-856. BarboraGarbova........... 1,537..........1995-987. BarbPerkes.................. 1,456..........1987-908. MariahKing................... 1,440..........2010-139. LindaEllsworth.............. 1,434..........1977-8110. MelanieHatfield............ 1,389..........1983-8611. TracyRoller................... 1,385..........1989-9212. ChrisAldridge................ 1,337..........1983-8613. MeganSparks............... 1,313..........2003-0614. JoAnnArcher................ 1,256..........1978-8115. LisaTyler....................... 1,249..........1986-8916. LaurenDailey................ 1,247..........2001-0417. LeahAldrich-Franklin.... 1,246..........1997-0018. StacyFrierdich.............. 1,110..........1988-9119. AllisonLee..................... 1,057..........1995-9820. SydneyMitchell............. 1,056..........2010-1321. KathyLanter.................. 1,020..........1981-8322. SherylBonsett............... 1,012..........1986-89

1,000 POINT CLUB

Category..............Player.....................Total......YearGamesPlayed.....FourPlayers..............34.......2010GamesStarted....Ta’KenyaNixon........33......2010Points...................JessicaHuffman......490.....2007PtsPerGame......JessicaHuffman..... 16.9.....2007FieldGoals..........JessicaHuffman......169.....2007FGAttempts.........JessicaHuffman......401.....2007FGPercentage....StaceyFrierdich..... .534.....1988FreeThrows........Ta’KenyaNixon.......150.....2010FTAttempts.........Ta’KenyaNixon.......193.....2010FT%....................MeganEdwards..... .852.....20063-PointFGs.........JessicaHuffman.......41......20073-PointAtt............JessicaHuffman......117.....20073-Point%.............SarahRiva............. .500.....2002Rebounds............Ta’KenyaNixon.......230.....2010RebPerGame.....SherielBrown.......... 7.2......1995Assists.................Ta’KenyaNixon.......166.....2010Steals...................Ta’KenyaNixon........71......2010Blocks..................RachelGalligan........61......2006

*All freshman records are from the Division I era (1983-Present)

FRESHMEN RECORDS


PANTHER RECORD BOOK | ANNUAL LEADERS

ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

FIELD GOAL %1983......557.................. ToniCollins1984......563.....................SueHynd1985......542.....................SueHynd1986......525.....................SueHynd1987......547................PatHamilton1988......534.............StacyFrierdich1989......521..................... LisaTyler1990......496.............StacyFrierdich1991......524.............StacyFrierdich1992......463.............. SherielBrown1993......458.............. SherielBrown1994......442................SarahProbst1995......508................SarahProbst1996......513...................AllisonLee1997......543...................AllisonLee1998......506...................AllisonLee1999......492.................LeahAldrich2000......514............BrookeGossett2001......532.............PamO’Connor2002......605.............PamO’Connor2003......570............BrookeGossett2004......655................ JanelleCazy2005......599.............PamO’Connor2006......496........... RachelGalligan2007......564....... AmandaMaxedon2008......547........... RachelGalligan2009......569........... RachelGalligan2010......524................. MariahKing2011......480................. MariahKing2012......524............Ta’KenyaNixon2013......455................. MariahKing

3-POINT FG MADE1987......33...................BarbPerkes1988......47...................BarbPerkes1989......25............... SherylBonsett1990......37...................BarbPerkes1991......34.................KarenMcCaa1992......35...........CarolynHaggerty1993......22....................NickyPolka1994......25.............. BethSalvaggio1995......43....................NickyPolka1996......28...........BarboraGarbova1997......37...........BarboraGarbova1998......36...........BarboraGarbova1999......34............... MonicaBernat2000......44................AngiePatzner2001......44................ReneeSchaul2002......58............... MichelleLewis2003......40................ LaurenDailey2004......36................ LaurenDailey2005......42...............MelaniePloger2006......45............... MeganSparks2007......54....................MeggieEck2008......36.............MeganEdwards2009......53.............MeganEdwards2010......44..............AshleyThomas2011......57..................KelseyWyss2012......42..................KelseyWyss2013......49..................KelseyWyss

ASSISTS1983......178................ KathyLanter1984......94.................... ToniCollins1985......123...................KimMaxey1986......127...........MelanieHatfield1987......99....................... LisaTyler1988......131.................BarbPerkes1989......142............. SherylBonsett1990......144.................BarbPerkes1991......128................. TracyRoller1992......107..................NickyPolka1993......151..................NickyPolka1994......151..................NickyPolka1995......177..................NickyPolka1996......100...................JessLaska1997......142...................JessLaska1998......117...................JessLaska1999......113................. LorieMoore2000......107..............ReneeSchaul2001......94................ReneeSchaul2002......144.............. LaurenDailey2003......97............. AshleyKearney2004......124.............. MeganCasad2005......89............... MeganSparks2006......110...........MeganEdwards2007......103.......... JessicaHuffman2008......93.............MeganEdwards2009......142...........MeganEdwards2010......166............Ta’KenyaNixon2011......146............Ta’KenyaNixon2012......140............Ta’KenyaNixon2013......183............Ta’KenyaNixon

FIELD GOALS MADE1983......173................ KathyLanter1984......160.................. ToniCollins1985......172.............. ChrisAldridge1986......209...........MelanieHatfield1987......191................PatHamilton1988......165.................BarbPerkes1989......135..................... LisaTyler1990......173................. TracyRoller1991......163.......... BeverlyWilliams1992......144................. TracyRoller1993......167.............. SherielBrown1994......131...........ShannonBaugh1995......133.........BarboraGarbova1996......144.........BarboraGarbova1997......167.........BarboraGarbova1998......173.................LeahAldrich1999......216.................LeahAldrich2000......100.................LeahAldrich2001......151..............ReneeSchaul2002......204.............PamO’Connor2003......130.............. LaurenDailey2004......166.............PamO’Connor2005......164.............PamO’Connor2006......140............. MeganSparks2007......172........... RachelGalligan2008......170........... RachelGalligan2009......224........... RachelGalligan2010......156............Ta’KenyaNixon2011......159................. MariahKing2012......182............Ta’KenyaNixon2013......183............Ta’KenyaNixon

REBOUNDS1983......215.................. ToniCollins1984......193.............. ChrisAldridge1985......227.................. ToniCollins1986......205.............. ChrisAldridge1987......224..................... LisaTyler1988......210...................AnnBrown1989......218..................... LisaTyler1990......171.............StacyFrierdich1991......212.............StacyFrierdich1992......188.............. SherielBrown1993......237.............. SherielBrown1994......180...........ShannonBaugh1995......194...................AllisonLee1996......163.........BarboraGarbova1997......196.........BarboraGarbova1998......196.................LeahAldrich1999......178.................LeahAldrich2000......149..............AngiePatzner2001......168.............PamO’Connor2002......142.............PamO’Connor2003......137............BrookeGossett2004......157.............PamO’Connor2005......143.............PamO’Connor2006......169........... RachelGalligan2007......240........... RachelGalligan2008......179........... RachelGalligan2009......206........... RachelGalligan2010......230............Ta’KenyaNixon2011......205........... SydneyMitchell2012......389................. MariahKing2013......224.........SabinaOroszova

REBOUNDING AVERAGE1983......7.9................... ToniCollins1984......6.9............... ChrisAldridge1985......8.1................... ToniCollins1986......7.3............... ChrisAldridge1987......7.5...................... LisaTyler1988......7.0....................AnnBrown1989......8.1...................... LisaTyler1990......6.3..............StacyFrierdich1991......7.9..............StacyFrierdich1992......7.2............... SherielBrown1993......8.8............... SherielBrown1994......6.9............ShannonBaugh1995......6.9....................AllisonLee1996......6.0..........BarboraGarbova1997......7.3..........BarboraGarbova1998......7.3..................LeahAldrich1999......6.8..................LeahAldrich2000......5.5...............AngiePatzner2001......6.2..............PamO’Connor2002......5.1..............PamO’Connor2003......4.9.............BrookeGossett2004......5.8..............PamO’Connor2005......5.3..............PamO’Connor2006......5.8............ RachelGalligan2007......8.3............ RachelGalligan2008......6.6............ RachelGalligan2009......6.2............ RachelGalligan2010......6.8.............Ta’KenyaNixon2011......6.6............ SydneyMitchell2012......7.0.................. MariahKing2013......7.0..........SabinaOroszova

POINTS1983......401................ KathyLanter1984......383.................. ToniCollins1985......411.............. ChrisAldridge1986......496...........MelanieHatfield1987......405................PatHamilton1988......468.................BarbPerkes1989......322..................... LisaTyler1990......442................. TracyRoller1991......384.............StacyFrierdich1992......391................. TracyRoller1993......379.............. SherielBrown1994......392...........ShannonBaugh1995......342.........BarboraGarbova1996......365.........BarboraGarbova1997......425.........BarboraGarbova1998......405.........BarboraGarbova1999......556.................LeahAldrich2000......287..............AngiePatzner2001......399..............ReneeSchaul2002......504.............PamO’Connor2003......368.............. LaurenDailey2004......444.............PamO’Connor2005......426.............PamO’Connor2006......460............. MeganSparks2007......499........... RachelGalligan2008......500........... RachelGalligan2009......582........... RachelGalligan2010......475............Ta’KenyaNixon2011......461............Ta’KenyaNixon2012......506............Ta’KenyaNxion2013......482............Ta’KenyaNixon

SCORING AVERAGE1983......17.1..... NancyKassebaum1984......13.7................. ToniCollins1985......14.7............. ChrisAldridge1986......17.7..........MelanieHatfield1987......14.0...............PatHamilton1988......15.6................BarbPerkes1989......15.3................BarbPerkes1990......17.5................BarbPerkes1991......14.2............StacyFrierdich1992......14.5................ TracyRoller1993......14.0............. SherielBrown1994......15.1..........ShannonBaugh1995......12.2........BarboraGarbova1996......13.5........BarboraGarbova1997......15.7........BarboraGarbova1998......15.0........BarboraGarbova1999......21.4................LeahAldrich2000......10.6.............AngiePatzner2001......14.8.............ReneeSchaul2002......18.0............PamO’Connor2003......13.1............. LaurenDailey2004......16.4............PamO’Connor2005......15.8............PamO’Connor2006......15.9............ MeganSparks2007......17.2.......... RachelGalligan2008......18.5.......... RachelGalligan2009......17.6.......... RachelGalligan2010......14.0...........Ta’KenyaNixon2011......15.9...........Ta’KenyaNixon2012......16.3...........Ta’KenyaNixon2013......15.1...........Ta’KenyaNixon


PANTHER RECORD BOOK | ANNUAL LEADERSANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

2007......... 58......... JessicaHuffman2008......... 45..........DominiqueSims2009......... 39..........DominiqueSims2010......... 71...........Ta’KenyaNixon2011......... 50...........Ta’KenyaNixon2012......... 83...........Ta’KenyaNixon2013......... 83...........Ta’KenyaNixon

BLOCKED SHOTS1983......... 35..................ToniCollins1984......... 20..................ToniCollins1985......... 34..................ToniCollins1986.......... 8........... MelanieHatfield1987......... 45................... LauraMull1988......... 30................... LauraMull1989......... 33................... LauraMull1990......... 32................... LauraMull1991......... 23............StacyFrierdich1992.......... 7...... HeatherYoungman1993......... 22..................MissyBeck1994......... 25..................MissyBeck1995......... 15.................. AllisonLee1996......... 44..................MissyBeck1997......... 18................ LeahAldrich1998......... 29................ LeahAldrich1999......... 27................ LeahAldrich2000......... 35................ LeahAldrich2001......... 15..............LaurenDailey................. 15........... BrookeGossett2002......... 21........... BrookeGossett2003......... 24...............KatieMeyers................. 24........... BrookeGossett2004......... 35...............KatieMeyers2005......... 30............... JanelleCazy2006......... 61...........RachelGalligan2007......... 46...........RachelGalligan2008......... 37...........RachelGalligan2009......... 41...........RachelGalligan2010......... 34.............. MaggieKloak2011......... 30......ChantellePressley2012......... 34......ChantellePressley2013......... 58........ SabinaOroszova

2000.........847........... AngiePatzner2001.........808............LaurenDailey2002.........795............LaurenDailey2003.........815...........MeganSparks2004.........870............LaurenDailey2005.........964..........MelaniePloger2006.........929............... MeggieEck2007.........779..............EllenCanale2008.........860.........RachelGalligan2009.........903......... AshleyThomas2010.........777.........Ta’KenyaNixon2011........ 788............JordyneCrunk2012........ 838..........Ta’KenyaNixon2013........ 853............JordyneCrunk

STEALS1983......... 73......NancyKassebaum1984......... 65.......... MelanieHatfield1985......... 70.......... MelanieHatfield1986........ 116......... MelanieHatfield1987......... 67............... PatHamilton1988......... 85................ BarbPerkes1989......... 46............ShellyEthridge1990......... 49................ BarbPerkes..................................ShellyEthridge1991......... 58.................TracyRoller1992......... 56..... HeatherYoungman1993......... 68................. NickyPolka1994......... 78................. NickyPolka1995......... 68................. NickyPolka1996......... 58.................. JessLaska1997......... 47........ BarboraGarbova.....................................NoraHendrix1998......... 36........ BarboraGarbova1999......... 59.................LorieMoore2000......... 53............. ReneeSchaul2001......... 56............. ReneeSchaul2002......... 43.............. RachelKaros2003......... 36..............LaurenDailey2004......... 35..........MeaganScaggs2005......... 40.................. SarahRiva2006......... 36..........MeganEdwards

1991........ 121.........BeverlyWilliams1992........ 102................TracyRoller1993......... 80..............SherielBrown1994........ 158......... ShannonBaugh1995........ 121................. AllisonLee1996......... 89.................. AllisonLee1997........ 129................. AllisonLee1998........ 136................. AllisonLee1999........ 141............... LeahAldrich2000......... 72............. AngiePatzner2001........ 104........... PamO’Connor2002........ 157........... PamO’Connor2003........ 108............MeganSparks2004........ 161........... PamO’Connor2005........ 157........... PamO’Connor2006........ 171............MeganSparks2007........ 204..........RachelGalligan2008........ 186..........RachelGalligan2009........ 177..........RachelGalligan2010........ 214............. MaggieKloak2011........ 187..........Ta’KenyaNixon2012........ 160..........Ta’KenyaNixon2013........ 129..........Ta’KenyaNixon

FREE THROW %1983.........744................ToniCollins1984.........716................ToniCollins1985.........645........ MelanieHatfield1986.........736........ MelanieHatfield1987.........775...................LisaTyler1988.........761...................LisaTyler1989.........833...................LisaTyler1990.........832...............TracyRoller1991.........893........BeverlyWilliams1992.........863...............TracyRoller1993.........667............... NickyPolka1994.........817........ ShannonBaugh1995.........777................ AllisonLee1996.........697................ AllisonLee1997.........791................ AllisonLee1998.........750................ AllisonLee1999.........794.............. LeahAldrich

FREE THROWS MADE1983......... 64..................ToniCollins1984......... 63..................ToniCollins1985......... 82..................ToniCollins1986......... 78.......... MelanieHatfield1987......... 86.....................LisaTyler1988......... 91................ BarbPerkes1989......... 64................ BarbPerkes1990......... 90................ BarbPerkes1991........ 108.........BeverlyWilliams1992......... 88.................TracyRoller1993......... 45..............SherielBrown1994........ 129......... ShannonBaugh1995......... 94.................. AllisonLee1996......... 62.................. AllisonLee1997........ 102................. AllisonLee1998........ 102................. AllisonLee1999........ 112............... LeahAldrich2000......... 61............. AngiePatzner2001......... 69............ PamO’Connor2002......... 96............ PamO’Connor2003......... 88.............MeganSparks2004........ 112........... PamO’Connor2005......... 98............ PamO’Connor2006........ 135............MeganSparks2007........ 155..........RachelGalligan2008........ 160..........RachelGalligan2009........ 134..........RachelGalligan2010........ 158............. MaggieKloak2011........ 147..........Ta’KenyaNixon2012........ 134..........Ta’KenyaNixon2013........ 100..........Ta’KenyaNixon

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1983......... 86.... ToniCollins/SueHynd1984........ 110.............ChrisAldridge1985........ 128.................ToniCollins1986........ 112.............ChrisAldridge1987.........111....................LisaTyler1988........ 123............... BarbPerkes1989......... 94............ShellyEthridge1990........ 116............... BarbPerkes

YEAR G FG- FGA FG% 3FG- FGA 3FG% FT- FTA FT% OR DR T-Reb AVG PF-FO Asst TO blk stl Pts Avg1978-79 26 710- 1624 .437 ––– ––– ––– 201- 300 .670 254 582 836 32.2 418 173 634 ––– ––– 1621 62.41979-80 30 975- 2276 .428 ––– ––– ––– 353- 558 .633 ––– ––– 1176 39.2 488 466 748 ––– 418 2311 77.01980-81 33 1048- 2227 .471 ––– ––– ––– 386- 587 .658 ––– ––– 1175 35.6 ––– 541 710 ––– 372 2482 75.21981-82 33 1046-2260 .463 ––– ––– ––– 338- 554 .610 ––– ––– 1466 44.4 586 686 711 107 415 2430 73.61982-83 29 918- 1881 .488 ––– ––– ––– 372- 572 .650 ––– ––– 1188 40.9 470-7 684 573 76 356 2208 76.11983-84 28 829- 1734 .478 ––– ––– ––– 343- 537 .639 ––– ––– 1054 37.6 448-8 399 584 38 320 2001 71.51984-85 28 865- 1811 .478 ––– ––– ––– 318- 492 .646 ––– ––– 981 35.0 459-14 451 542 61 306 2048 73.11985-86 28 869- 1872 .464 ––– ––– ––– 347- 520 .667 ––– ––– 1011 36.1 453-8 497 558 26 383 2085 74.51986-87 30 870- 1916 .454 33- 109 .303 388- 581 .668 ––– ––– 1150 38.3 523-14 441 551 83 316 2161 72.01987-88 30 840- 1845 .455 70- 171 .409 461- 637 .724 ––– ––– 1178 39.3 529-7 529 541 72 315 2211 73.71988-89 28 776- 1717 .452 70- 181 .387 400- 559 .716 ––– ––– 1056 37.7 453-9 508 479 57 223 2022 72.21989-90 27 734- 1681 .437 69- 188 .367 479- 631 .759 ––– ––– 1035 38.3 521-11 464 495 76 227 2016 74.41990-91 27 693- 1611 .430 55- 172 .320 348- 466 .747 ––– ––– 993 36.8 ––– 467 518 51 240 1789 66.31991-92 27 684- 1656 .413 84- 268 .313 329- 445 .739 ––– ––– 1008 37.3 443-9 394 583 24 261 1781 66.01992-93 27 641- 1687 .380 44- 163 .270 251- 432 .581 377 633 1158 42.9 398-3 329 750 52 242 1577 58.41993-94 26 599- 1601 .374 81- 264 .307 330- 476 .693 334 586 1020 39.2 487-8 316 603 66 258 1609 61.91994-95 28 683- 1626 .420 108- 294 .367 375- 547 .686 328 601 1067 38.1 494-10 408 574 55 290 1849 66.01995-96 27 609- 1525 .399 100- 350 .286 361- 566 .638 299 591 1007 37.3 486-10 383 606 84 291 1679 62.21996-97 27 662- 1608 .412 84- 288 .292 345- 514 .671 337 679 1016 37.6 521-16 452 505 69 244 1753 64.91997-98 27 614- 1588 .387 74- 271 .273 349- 541 .645 332 719 1051 38.9 476-12 436 501 65 212 1651 61.11998-99 26 647- 1620 .399 156- 500 .312 304- 425 .715 295 608 903 34.7 486-10 454 485 67 223 1754 67.51999-00 27 639- 1491 .429 134- 390 .344 283- 395 .716 274 676 950 35.2 452-5 455 586 71 183 1695 62.82000-01 27 673- 1541 .437 115- 380 .303 334- 450 .742 285 598 883 32.7 482-3 457 573 50 257 1795 66.52001-02 28 668- 1513 .442 155- 434 .357 232- 364 .637 279 654 933 33.3 512-4 501 637 61 191 1723 61.52002-03 28 658- 1551 .424 108- 368 .293 333- 461 .722 275 686 961 34.3 544-5 462 565 96 220 1757 62.82003-04 27 642- 1430 .449 136- 410 .332 390- 535 .729 281 694 975 36.1 479-6 464 514 95 183 1810 67.02004-05 27 574- 1358 .423 172- 499 .345 419- 597 .702 243 656 899 33.3 448-9 396 583 87 217 1739 64.42005-06 29 657- 1645 .399 143- 435 .329 481- 636 .756 284 691 975 33.6 168-10 405 536 108 274 1938 66.82006-07 29 713- 1712 .416 151- 454 .333 508- 699 .727 361 784 1145 39.5 598-14 401 581 105 249 2085 71.92007-08 32 698- 1659 .421 165- 447 .369 556- 707 .786 335 829 1164 36.4 604-16 479 597 114 227 2117 66.22008-09 33 768- 1722 .446 180- 498 .361 515- 696 .740 361 884 1245 37.7 541-14 541 581 116 188 2231 67.62009-10 34 818- 1958 .418 145- 486 .298 595- 832 .715 466 923 1389 40.9 566-12 506 573 93 271 2376 69.92010-11 31 743- 1794 .414 143- 442 .324 529- 716 .739 375 812 1187 38.3 520-8 434 486 80 210 2158 69.62011-12 31 783- 1840 .426 140- 449 .312 518- 715 .724 429 887 1316 42.5 470-8 439 489 105 262 2224 71.72012-13 32 797- 1996 .399 200- 598 .334 388- 540 .719 453 925 1378 43.1 436-4 498 500 130 263 2182 68.2

YEARLY TEAM STATISTICS


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CONFERENCE AWARD WINNERS

YEAR PLAYER(S) CONFERENCE SELECTION 1983....... ToniCollins................... Gateway...................................... FirstTeam1984....... ToniCollins.................... Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1985....... ChrisAldridge................ Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1986....... ChrisAldridge................ Gateway..................................SecondTeam............... MelanieHatfield............. Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1987....... PatHamilton.................. Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1988....... BarbPerkes................... Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1989....... LisaTyler....................... Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1990....... BarbPerkes................... Gateway....................................... FirstTeam............... TracyRoller.................... Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1991....... BeverlyWilliams............ Gateway....................................... FirstTeam1993....... SherielBrown................ Mid-Continent.........................SecondTeam1995....... NickyPolka.................... Mid-Continent.........................SecondTeam............... BarboraGarbova........... Mid-Continent....................NewcomerTeam...........................................................................................NewcomeroftheYear1996....... BarboraGarbova........... Mid-Continent.............................. FirstTeam1997....... BarboraGarbova........... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam1998....... LeahAldrich................... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam............... BarboraGarbova........... OhioValley................................... FirstTeam1999....... LeahAldrich................... OhioValley................................... FirstTeam2000....... AngiePatzner................ OhioValley............HonorableMentionTeam............... KaylaBloemer............... OhioValley..........................FreshmenTeam2001....... ReneeSchaul................ OhioValley............HonorableMentionTeam............... PamO’Conner............... OhioValley..........................FreshmenTeam2002....... PamO’Conner............... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam............... RachelKaros................. OhioValley..........................FreshmenTeam2003....... LaurenDailey................. OhioValley............HonorableMentionTeam............... MeganSparks................ OhioValley..........................FreshmenTeam2004....... MeganCasad................ OhioValley..........................FreshmenTeam............... PamO’Connor............... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2005....... PamO’Connor............... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2006....... MeganSparks................ OhioValley..............................SecondTeam............... RachelGalligan............. OhioValley.........................NewcomerTeam............................................................................................FreshmanoftheYear2007....... JessicaHuffman............ OhioValley..............................SecondTeam...................................................................................................NewcomerTeam............................................................................................FreshmanoftheYear............... RachelGalligan............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam2008....... DominiqueSims............. OhioValley..............................SecondTeam............... RachelGalligan............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam............................................................................................All-TournamentTeam2009....... RachelGalligan............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam............................................................................................All-TournamentTeam2010....... DominiqueSims............. OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2010....... MaggieKloak................. OhioValley..............................SecondTeam............................................................................................All-TournamentTeam2010....... Ta’KenyaNixon.............. OhioValley.........................NewcomerTeam............................................................................................................. FirstTeam............................................................................................All-TournamentTeam.................................................................................DefensivePlayeroftheYear2011....... MariahKing.................... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2011....... Ta’KenyaNixon.............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam2012....... MariahKing.................... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2012....... Ta’KenyaNixon.............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam2012....... Ta’KenyaNixon.............. OhioValley.......DefensivePlayeroftheYear2013....... Ta’KenyaNixon.............. OhioValley................................... FirstTeam2013....... MariahKing.................... OhioValley..............................SecondTeam2013....... LeeBuchanan................ OhioValley...................... CoachoftheYear

PLAYER CONFERENCE DATESherielBrown................................................Mid-Continent.........Dec.21,1992StacyCook....................................................Gateway................. Jan.23,1983ChrisAldridge................................................Gateway.................Dec.10,1984ChrisAldridge................................................Gateway................... Jan.6,1986PatHamilton..................................................Gateway.................Feb.17,1987BarbPerkes...................................................Gateway...................Feb.2,1988BeverlyWilliams............................................Gateway................. Jan.31,1989LisaTyler.......................................................Gateway................March7,1989BarbPerkes...................................................Gateway.................Nov.28,1989BarbPerkes...................................................Gateway.................Dec.19,1989TracyRoller...................................................Gateway................. Jan.28,1991BarboraGarbova...........................................OhioValley............. Jan.13,1997LeahAldrich-Franklin.....................................OhioValley............... Jan.5,1998LeahAldrich-Franklin.....................................OhioValley............. Jan.12,1998LeahAldrich-Franklin.....................................OhioValley...............Dec.7,1998LorieMoore...................................................OhioValley...............Feb.8,1999BrookeGossett..............................................OhioValley............... Jan.3,2000BrookeGossett..............................................OhioValley.............Feb.28,2000PamO’Connor...............................................OhioValley...............Dec.4,2000PamO’Connor(Freshman)...........................OhioValley.............Feb.12,2001RachelKaros(Freshman).............................OhioValley.............Nov.19,2001PamO’Connor...............................................OhioValley.............Dec.12,2001PamO’Connor...............................................OhioValley.............Feb.18,2002RachelKaros(Freshman)............................OhioValley.............Feb.25,2002MeganSparks(Freshman)............................OhioValley.............Dec.17,2002MeganSparks (Freshman)............................OhioValley............. Jan.21,2003PamO’Connor...............................................OhioValley.............Dec.15,2003LaurenDailey................................................OhioValley.............Feb.23,2004MeganSparks...............................................OhioValley............. Jan.17,2005RachelGalligan(Freshman)..........................OhioValley.............Dec.19,2005MeganEdwards(Freshman).........................OhioValley............... Jan.2,2006MeganEdwards(Freshman).........................OhioValley............... Jan.9,2006MeganEdwards(Freshman).........................OhioValley............. Jan.16,2006RachelGalligan(Freshman)..........................OhioValley...............Feb.6,2006JessicaHuffman(Freshman)........................OhioValley.............Nov.20,2006 RachelGalligan.............................................OhioValley...............Dec.4,2006AshleyThomas(Freshman)..........................OhioValley.............Dec.11,2006JessicaHuffman(Freshman)........................OhioValley.............Dec.18,2006JessicaHuffman(POW&Freshman)...........OhioValley............... Jan.2,2007JessicaHuffman(Freshman)........................OhioValley............... Jan.8,2007JessicaHuffman(Freshman)........................OhioValley............. Jan.22,2007JessicaHuffman(Freshman)........................OhioValley.............Feb.12,2007AshleyThomas(Freshman)..........................OhioValley.............Feb.19,2007RachelGalligan.............................................OhioValley............. Jan.14,2008RachelGalligan.............................................OhioValley............. Jan.21,2008DominiqueSims(Newcomer)........................OhioValley............. Jan.28,2008RachelGalligan.............................................OhioValley...............Feb.4,2008DominiqueSims(Newcomer)........................OhioValley............March3,2008RachelGalligan.............................................OhioValley............March2,2009Ta’KenyaNixon(POW&Freshman).............OhioValley.............Nov.23,2009Ta’KenyaNixon(POW&Freshman).............OhioValley.............Dec.14,2009Ta’KenyaNixon(Freshman)..........................OhioValley............... Jan.4,2010Ta’KenyaNixon(Freshman)..........................OhioValley............. Jan.18,2010Ta’KenyaNixon(POW&Freshman).............OhioValley.............Feb.15,2010DominiqueSims............................................OhioValley............March1,2010ChantellePressley.........................................OhioValley.............Nov.14,2010Ta’KenyaNixon..............................................OhioValley.............Dec.13,2010MariahKing...................................................OhioValley............. Feb.14,2011MariahKing...................................................OhioValley............. Feb.21,2011HillaryHeld(Newcomer)................................OhioValley..............Jan.24,2011SabinaOroszova(Freshman).......................OhioValley............. Nov.15,2011Ta’KenyaNixon..............................................OhioValley............. Jan.17,2012MariahKing...................................................OhioValley............. Jan.29,2013

PLAYER OF THE WEEK WINNERS

EIU HALL OF FAME INDUCTEESRETIRED NUMBERS

#13–NancyKassebaum.........................................................2005

EASTERN ILLINOIS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

LindaEllsworth.........................................................................2008BarbPerkes..............................................................................2000ChrisAldridge...........................................................................1997ToniCollins...............................................................................1997NancyKassebaum...................................................................1990

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SERIES HISTORY

School ...................... Record ... Last MeetingAkron................................ 0-1................. 1999AlabamaA&M................... 0-1................. 2007ArizonaState.................... 0-1................. 1997Augustana........................ 1-0................. 1981AustinPeay.................. 16-21................. 2013Baker(Kan.)..................... 1-0................. 1980BallState.......................... 7-3................. 1988Baylor............................... 0-1................. 1993Belmont............................ 2-2................. 2013BostonUniversity.............. 0-1................. 1998BowlingGreen.................. 1-2................. 1989Bradley......................... 17-15................. 2012Brescia(Ky.)..................... 1-0................. 2010Brown............................... 0-1................. 1987Buffalo.............................. 1-4................. 2012Butler.............................. 10-4................. 2006CalStateFullerton............ 1-0................. 1997CedarvilleCollege............ 1-0................. 1979CentralConnecticut.......... 3-1................. 1996CentralFlorida.................. 0-2................. 2003CentralMissouri................ 0-2................. 1983Charleston,Collegeof...... 0-1................. 1980CharlestonSouthern......... 1-1................. 2006Chicago,Universityof....... 1-0................. 1975ChicagoState................. 17-5................. 2011Cincinnati.......................... 2-4................. 2009Clemson........................... 0-1................. 1993ClevelandState................ 1-3................. 1994Colorado........................... 0-1................. 1988ColoradoCollege.............. 1-0................. 1981ColoradoState.................. 1-1................. 1989Creighton.......................... 2-0................. 2007Davis&Elkins(W.V.)........ 1-0................. 1981Dayton.............................. 4-4................. 2012DePaul.............................. 0-1................. 1979Drake.............................. 6-12................. 1992EasternKentucky......... 15-16................. 2013EasternMichigan.............. 0-1................. 1984EasternWashington......... 1-0................. 1985Evansville......................... 9-4................. 2012FloridaAtlantic.................. 1-0................. 2010FloridaInternational.......... 1-1................. 1991GeorgeWilliams............... 1-0................. 1977Grambling......................... 1-0................. 1993Greenville......................... 5-2................. 1979Hawai’i.............................. 0-3................. 2006Illinois...............................6-11................. 2013Illinois-Chicago............. 16-13................. 2011Illinois-Springfield............. 1-0................. 2007IllinoisState.................... 9-28................. 2011IllinoisTech....................... 1-0................. 2008Indiana.............................. 0-3................. 1996Indiana-Northwest............ 1-0................. 2004IndianaState................ 23-32................. 2012IowaState......................... 0-3................. 2005IPFW................................. 3-1................. 2010IUPUI................................ 4-2................. 2012Jacksonville...................... 1-1................. 2005JacksonvilleState............11-5................. 2013Kansas.............................. 0-1................. 2001KansasState.................... 0-1................. 1995Kentucky........................... 0-2................. 1999KentuckyState................. 2-0................. 1983Lewis................................ 4-1................. 1983Louisville........................... 0-4................. 2007Loyola(Chicago).............. 8-6................. 2013Loyola-Marymount............ 0-1................. 1990Marquette......................... 1-1................. 2010Marshall............................ 0-1................. 1975Maryville........................... 1-0................. 1981

Tulsa................................. 1-2................. 2000UCLA................................ 0-1................. 1990USC.................................. 0-1................. 2006Valparaiso......................... 4-8................. 2011Vanderbilt.......................... 0-2................. 2000VirginiaTech..................... 1-0................. 1991WakeForest..................... 0-2................. 1989WesternIllinois............. 30-16................. 2011WesternKentucky............ 0-2................. 1991WesternMichigan............. 2-1................. 2010WichitaState...................11-8................. 1992WilliamPenn..................... 0-1................. 1981WilliamWoods.................. 0-1................. 1979Wisconsin......................... 1-5................. 2012Wisconsin-GreenBay....... 3-5................. 1994Wisconsin-Milwaukee....... 3-2................. 1994Wisconsin-Oshkosh.......... 1-0................. 1978Wisconsin-Parkside.......... 1-0................. 2000WrightState...................... 4-4................. 1994Xavier............................... 4-2................. 2012YoungstownState............. 4-4................. 1996

McNeeseState................. 1-0................. 1987Memphis........................... 0-3................. 1984Mercer.............................. 1-1................. 2005Miami(Ohio)..................... 4-1................. 2010MichiganState.................. 0-1................. 2005MiddleTennessee............. 5-5................. 2000Minnesota......................... 1-0................. 2001MinnesotaSt.-Mankato..... 0-1................. 1982MississippiValleyState.... 1-0................. 2009Missouri............................ 2-7................. 2013UMKC............................... 2-2................. 1996Missouri-Rolla................... 2-0................. 1982MissouriSouthern............. 1-0................. 1983Missouri-St.Louis............. 5-1................. 1983Montana............................ 0-1................. 1989MoreheadState............ 17-15................. 2013MurrayState................. 16-24................. 2013Natl.Col.ofEducation...... 1-0................. 1981Navy................................. 1-1................. 2004Nebraska-Omaha............. 0-2................. 1981UNC-Greensboro.............. 0-1................. 2010Northeastern..................... 0-1................. 2004NortheasternIllinois.......... 9-5................. 2012NorthernArizona............... 0-1................. 1988NorthernColorado............ 1-0................. 2010NorthernIllinois................. 8-6................. 2011NorthernIowa................. 17-4................. 1992NorthernKentucky............ 2-1................. 1983NorthernMichigan............ 2-0................. 1981Northwestern.................. 0-10................. 2002OaklandCityUniversity.... 2-0................. 2013OaklandUniversity........... 0-2................. 1979OhioState......................... 0-1................. 2010OhioUniversity................. 0-1................. 1996Oklahoma......................... 1-0................. 1990OralRoberts..................... 1-0................. 1995Pacific............................... 0-1................. 1992Principia............................ 2-0................. 1976Purdue.............................. 3-7................. 2002Rice.................................. 0-1................. 1994RobertMorrisCollege....... 1-0................. 2004SacramentoState............. 1-1................. 2012SaintLouis........................ 7-3................. 1999SamHoustonState.......... 0-1................. 2003Samford............................ 3-5................. 2008SanJoseState................. 2-0................. 2012SavannahState................ 2-0................. 2009SouthDakotaState.......... 0-1................. 1982SoutheastMissouri....... 15-22................. 2013SouthernIllinois.............. 5-28................. 2003SIUEdwardsville............ 18-3................. 2013SouthernIndiana.............. 2-0................. 1982SouthernMethodist.......... 1-1................. 2009SouthwestMissouri........ 12-9................. 2012St.CloudState................. 1-0................. 1981St.Francis(Ill.)................. 3-0................. 2005St.John’s(N.Y.)................ 0-1................. 1986St.Joseph’s(Ind.)............. 2-0................. 2001St.Mary’s(Calif.).............. 0-1................. 1992St.Mary’s(Texas)............. 1-0................. 1980Tennessee........................ 0-1................. 1986UTMartin...................... 17-22................. 2013TennesseeState........... 26-10................. 2012TennesseeTech............ 14-23................. 2013Texas-Arlington................. 0-1................. 1993Texas-ElPaso................... 0-1................. 2010Texas-SanAntonio............ 1-0................. 1994TexasTech........................ 0-1................. 2012Toledo............................... 0-1................. 2008TroyState......................... 2-2................. 1996


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OVERTIME GAMES (DIVISION I ERA ONLY)

Date Score OT Opponent03/02/13 L,70-62 OT SIUE12/07/12 W,72-67 OT SacramentoState11/29/12 W,71-60 OT IUPUI03/02/12 L,81-72 OT TennesseeTech02/11/12 L,94-86 OT UTMartin02/17/11 W,88-85 OT UTMartin01/06/11 W,84-78 OT atSIUEdwardsville03/07/09 L,69-65 2OT vsAustinPeay02/21/09 L,84-69 OT MurrayState11/22/08 W,71-65 OT SMU02/02/08 L,86-80 2OT atSamford01/31/08 W,83-81 2OT atJacksonvilleState01/12/08 W,86-81 OT EasternKentucky12/21/07 W,91-86 OT atEasternKentucky12/06/07 W,66-64 OT TennesseeTech02/01/07 L,103-98 2OT JacksonvilleState11/19/06 L,81-80 OT UIC01/28/06 W,69-68 OT MoreheadState12/17/05 W,70-63 OT atIUPUI11/30/05 L,80-78 OT Butler02/26/05 W,75-70 OT MurrayState11/29/00 W,74-72 OT IndianaState01/27/00 W,102-95 2OT EasternKentucky12/11/99 L,71-66 OT atTulsa02/01/92 L,90-86 OT Bradley12/08/84 W,94-85 3OT EasternWashington11/23/84 W,77-73 OT vsFloridaInternational

100 POINT GAMES (DIVISION I ERA ONLY)

Date Score Opponent11/29/09 W,110-28 Brescia(Ky.)11/17/06 W,118-76 Illinois-Springfield12/10/05 W,106-68 TennesseeState11/21/03 W,126-36 Indiana-Northwest02/26/00 W,102-69 MoreheadState01/27/00 W,102-95(2OT) EasternKentucky12/08/89 W,110-88 vsOklahoma11/22/83 W,102-56 atEvansville

Eastern Illinois Record in Overtime

Overall Record: ........ 16-11 OVC Record: ............. 9-5 Home Record: ........... 11-6 Away Record: ........... 3-3 Neutral Record: ........ 1-2

Eastern Illinois Record When Scoring 100 Points

Overall Record: ........ 8-0 OVC Record: ............. 3-0 Home Record: ........... 6-0 Away Record: ........... 1-0 Neutral Record: ........ 1-0

AGAINST NATIONALLY RANKED OPPONENTS

(DIVISION I ERA ONLY)

Date Score Opponent11/25/12 L,105-42 at#25Dayton11/13/09 L,91-68 at#3OhioState12/29/06 L,93-75 at#14Louisville11/20/05 L,68-53 vs#22SouthernCal12/09/04 L,85-45 at#12MichiganState11/18/01 L,89-33 at#10Purdue11/26/00 L,84-46 at#8IowaState

Eastern Illinois Record vs Ranked Teams Overall Record ...........0-7 Home Record: ...........0-0 Away Record: ............0-6 Neutral Record: .........0-1

EIU had five players score in double figures…Nov.24,2012vsBuffalo-W.89-73

EIU had six players score in double figures…Jan.23,2012vsTennesseeState-W,88-73

EIU had two players post a double-double in a game…Jan.28,2013vsMurrayState-W,84-79MariahKing(23pts,10reb.),Ta’KenyaNixon(11assists,10reb.)

EIU shot over 60 percent from the floor in a game…61.3percentvsBresciaonNov.29,2011–W,110-28

EIU shot over 50 percent from the floor in a game…50.8percentvsTennesseeTechonJan.14,2013-W,89-79

EIU had two players score 20 or more points in a single game…Jan.14,2013vsTennesseeTech-W,89-79(MariahKing,22pts.,Ta’KenyaNixon,23pts.)

An EIU player had 30 or more points…MariahKing,30points(Nov.12,2012vsBradley-L,66-65)

An EIU player had 10 or more assists in a game…Ta’KenyaNixon,11assists(Jan.28,2013vsUTMartin–W,84-79)

An EIU player had eight or more steals in a game…ChantellePressley,8steals(Dec.7,2011atMissouri–L,56-54)

An EIU player had five or more blocks in a game…SabinaOroszova,7blocks(Feb.18,2013vsAustinPeay–W,88-59)

An EIU player had 15 or more rebounds in a game…SydneyMitchell,15rebounds(Jan.19,2013atAustinPeay-W,68-43)

An EIU player had 17 or more rebounds in a game…RachelGalligan,17rebounds(Feb.1,2007vsJacksonvilleState–L,103-98)

An EIU player made five or more three pointers in a game…KatlynPayne(5-for-8)atMoreheadStateonJan.5,2013-W,78-58

An EIU player made 10 or more free throws…Ta’KenyaNixon(11-for-12)vsBelmontonFeb.18,2013-W,60-43

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...

2014 Ohio Valley ConferenceBasketball Championship

March 5-8Municipal AuditoriumNashville, Tennessee

WEDNESDAY,MARCH5 THURSDAY,MARCH6 FRIDAY,MARCH7(Quarterfi nals) (Semifi nals) (First Round)

SATURDAY,MARCH8(Championship)

#5 Seed

#8 Seed

#4 Seed

#1 Seed

#6 Seed

#7 Seed

#3 Seed

#2 Seed

OVC Championand NCAA Automatic

Qualifi er

GAME1-12:00p.m.(OVCDigitalNetwork)




GAME5-12:00p.m.(TV-TBD)

GAME6-2:00p.m.(TV-TBD)

GAME7-TBD(TV-TBD)

All Times Central

Women’s Bracket

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2013-14 EIU Women's Basketball Media Guide

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